HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1949-09-15, Page 4SPORTS
As most sport fans will know by
now the Seaforth Fawns were put
out of .the running a week ago when
Brussels defeated them 7-0 and =1
in the best of three final series.
No mention was made of ' these
games last week'due to the fact that
we were attending the 'exhibition on
Labour Day and were dragged back
to the High ,School on Tuesday. This
greatly tired us and we missed the
deadline with our column.
The only sports event in Seaforth
last' week was on Friday. evening
when the Dublin Irish were downed
20-5 by New Dundee, This was the
second game of the'second round of
the W.O.A.A. beet of three finals.
Earlier in the week New Dundee
took the first game 17-7 with these
teams playing in Drumbo.
The Dublin Irish are now out of
the running for 1949.
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On Friday evening Ethel took the
first game of the Huron Football
Association finals from the St. Co-
lumban Irish when they booted them
W.O.A.A. Softball Finals
TONIGHT
Thurs., Sept. 15
Wingham vs Centralia
Gth game — 8,80 p.m.
SEAFORTH LIONS PARK
In evJiit of rain, will he played
following night
out 3-1. This series is a best -of -three
final series for the Stephenson cup,
This cup has been won by the St.
Columban team for three years run-
ning. Although St. Colurnban Was
near the cellar at:the middle point of
the series, by the final game they
were quickly approaching the top
Loth. This team put out Walton in
the semi-finals and are putting'un a
good fight to win this cup for the
fourth time in a row.,
With the softball series through,
the minds of sport's fans are turning
to hockey'. The Maple Leaf Hockey
Sehool has opened in St. Catharine;;
in Stratford, ice was being made on
Saturday, but a break in the ma-
chinery necessitated a halt in the
work. This is hoped to be corrected
at once and. ice should' be ready ,by
next Saturday.
The Canadian hockey players left
from Toronto last week to go to.
Scotland. Among those who left was
Ken Doig from Seaforth, and one of
last year's Bosharts' hockey players.
Ed. Wilson,
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Another great softball game will
be played in Seaford' Lions Park
to -night, Thursday, under the lights.
The Centralia Flyers and the
Wingham Mercuries will hook up in
the sixth game of their best of seven
final W.O.A.A. series.
Wingham leads this series 3 games
to 2,
WALTON
Mr, and llrs. Lloyd Armstrong and
Ronnie of Ahinston, Ontario, spent
the Labor Day weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Perdue and Larry.
18th, con. of Grey.
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Balloting from Sept. 21 to 28th
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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
DUBLIN
Miss nary Simpson, who has been
t student of Dublin Contlnnation
School during the past three ,years;
has returned to her home in Toronto
end willcontinue her senior matric-
ulation course at St. -Joseph's Con -
rent, Toronto.
Miss Carol Ann Pringle, who has
completed her second year at Dublin
Continuation' School will attend the
Galt Collegiate,
Miss Pita Murray and Gilbert
:allay will enrol at Loretta Busi-
ness College in Stratford this, term.
'Mi. and Mrs, Gerald Holland Jr:
attended the wedding of their sister,
Miss Dorothy Holland;, in Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Schmidt; Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Schmidt ,and Mr.
Schmidt, Sr., Mount Forest, with
Mrs. Elizabeth Cronin.
Miss Mary Atkinson has returned
from a plane trip to SanFrdncisco,
Calif.
Mise Betty Hanley, Toronto, with
Mr. and Mrs , Wnt. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Meagher .at
Vanessa.
Mr. and - Mrs. A. Whetham and
family at South Porcupine.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cronin and Miss
Bessie Cronin at Montreal, Que.
George Hamm, Blyth, with Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Forster
Mr. and Mrs. Stein and family, of
New York, N.Y., with Mr. and Mrs.
A. Whetham,
Leonard Fowler, Clinton, has re-
turned to Dublin creamery as but-
ter maker,
Mrs, M. Shulman in Buffalo.
An aluminum demonstration was
held at the home of Mrs, William
Stapleton on Wednesday night. A
group of interested ladies was pres-
ent. A delicious lunch was served by
the hostess.
Zion Wometn'. Association met at
the home •of Mrs. R. ,Aikens on Wed-
needac and Thursday afternoons of
i .. i. week and completed two quilts.
The nresident, Mrs, A. Whethaln,
w-asin charge of the meetings. A
do 'rious lunch was served by the
le,srees and her assistants,
A imide-r•le J- .Iiss Madeline
•ln•:n, St Colruuhan, whose marriage
ru .1Ir, Thom:.:. Murray at St. Colvin -
ban Church, is an event of this
niomh. was honored at a miscellan-
ouus shower t'eld at the home of :Fir.
iud Mrs. John Moylan. Miss Marion
Kale and Mrs. Moylan sponsored
to event which was attended bY
ppro:.i n ete1:- thirty young Iadie
The varied gift . were arranged in a
is prated basket drawn by a pick
"id white, tri Mraed tricycle. Miss
M.0 inn Kale read a c'uuplinlentar t
address and the gifts were present-
ed by Mts. John Moylan. The guset
of honor grariotsly expressed her
thanks. Several games of bingo and
other games were played and suita-
ble prizes awarded. A group of teen-
agers served a dainty lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Etue and
children, Zurich, with Mr. and Mrs.
Thos, J. Molyneaux,
Miss Barbara Holland, Toronto,
and Edward Holland, Lambeth, with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E.
Holland,
;Friss Mary Stapleton, Guelph, with
her father, Carl Stapleton.
Misses Mary Margaret and Petri-
cia Ryan, Kitchener, with Bir, ,and
Mrs. Pat Ryan.
Mise Helen Flanagan, Wallenstein,
and Miss. Margaret Flanagan, St.
Clements, with their parents; Mr.
end iVirs. Wm. E Lanagan.
Mr. and Mrs, Roland Kleinfeldt
and Mr. and Mrs. Leo hurray, spent
Labor weekend at the C.N.L.
- Miss Dorothy Kistner, a student
at 3t. Mary's School of Nursing;
l'itchener, was a weekend' visitor at
the home of her parents, Olr, and
Mrs. Chas. Kistner,
Mrs. Paul Longeway of Stratford
spent Labor day weekend with her
sister, Mrs: Frank Kenny:
THURSDAY, SEPT. 15, 1949
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NOW PLAYING IN TECHNICOLOR THURS. 1111.. SAT,
"THE UNTAMED BREED with Sunny Tufts and .Inibal;t l.ritton
The Indy of taunting, te•mptls r limey. ely. Men quirk to mush end kill. A 'Vostern
ate*, of reddest adventure-
MON TUES. WED. .1 si Shore 7 p.m.. IN TECHNICOLOR
• "THE THREE MUSKETEERS" with Lima Turner' and Gene Kelly
All for 'one end one for MI, The Three Muiaceteers. makes toe rood ~frond entertain -
Ba sure to see. it
'NEXT THURS, PRI. SAT. In Technicolor
1 "THE SUN COMES UP" with .Jeanette Ntael)onald and Lloyd Nolan
i excellent - homespun Brame, with its bits of MUSIC and
touches
Mr, and. Mrs. Jack Kenny and son touche
Everyone wilt want to sue this II t
John of Mis.it oro es of comedy, with Claude Jarman Jr. and Laesre.
and iV1is, Lena COMING "JOHN LOVES MARY" with Ronald Reagan and Jack Carson
Whitt, of Nottingham, England,
spent the holiday weekend with Mr,
and Mrs. Charles Kistner. Mr. and
Mrs. Kenny observed their 29th wed-'
ding anniversary on Sept.'3; when
a lovely dinner was served' at the
home o1 Mrs, C. Kistner, including
a beautifully decorated anniversary
cake. Other members of the family
present were Mr, and. Mrs. Joe Ken-
ny and children of Seaforth, Mrs,
Frank Kenny, Mrs. Kay Thornton
and Wayne, of Dublin.
Misses Theresa and Dorothy Ifist-
ner, who spent a week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, Jack Kenny, in De
teoit, returned home with them.
A group of Dublin ladies compli-
mented Miss Ally Looby, a bride -
elect of this week, at the home of
Mrs. Joseph Lo.obv on Tuesday night,
Unique arrangements were sponsor-
ed by Mrs. Edna Looby when little
Jackie Costello and Patricia Curtin,
suitably decked in bridal attire, made
a picturesque entrance to the living
room presenting a decorated basket
of miscellaneous gifts after Mrs.
Kathleen Feeney had read an ad-
dress of congratulations. Mrs. Jinn
Curtin assisted the guest of honor to
open the gifts for which she thanked
each individual donor, Several -;ries
of bingo were played under the di-
rection of Mrs. Fergus Stapleton.
was served and community
-.r,ging completed en enjoyable occa-
sion.
NORTH McKILLOP
Mrs. Joseph Thornton .pent Sat-
tlr•day with her sisters at Waterloo.
- illi. anti bus. Edward Rnge'e
d.—earl and .lir. 51. licerceiy :pent
Sundry with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
`iia,i . ilie of Dashwood,
lir Roy Wildfong spent Saturday
,i'tre ne en with hie Parents at Ditch•
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Miss Pearl ire i egele of Clinton spent
e'•e ice end with her parents llr.
and Mrs. Ed. Hegele.
OIr, Stuart Thornton of Brampton
spent last week with his uncle and
aunt Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Thornton.
The Bethel W.A. held a successful
hake sale and bazaar last Saturday
in Seaforth.
HULLETT
The regular monthly meeting of
the Hullett Township Council took
place in the Community Hall, Lond-
esboro, Sept. Sth at 8:30 p.m, The
Reeve and all members of the Conn -
el' were in attendance. The minutes
of special meeting, Aug, 23, and re-
gular meeting, Sept. 1st were read.
W. R. Jewitt St Wm. J. Dale, that
we set our Township Mill Rate at 5
mills, carried. Coo. C. Brown & Wm.
I J. Dale, that as we have a petition to
have part of the Garret-Shobbrook.
Drain put in 'repair and as the work
will cost less than $800.00 we en-
gage Geo. Radford to do the work by
the hour; carried. J. Ira Rapson &
W. R. Jewitt, that the Council inter-
view Mr. Frank Donnelly re the pe-
tition of Mr. James Medd to repair
the Kinburn Swamp Drain, carried.
Geo. C. Brown & J Ira Rapson, that
as the Hydro did not place the stub
anchor poles on road 15 & 16 in
Hullett Twp., as directed by our
Road Superintendent, therefore this
Council will accept no responsibility
for damage to said poles during snow
ploughing and road widening.
Accounts—Bert Griese, mower re-
pairs & gas, $74.13; Ray Cartwright,
grader gas and oil, $119.79; Dom.
Itoatl Machine Co., grader, repair,
$12.50; 'Gordon Radford, grader &
mower repairs, $23.18: Art Wey-
mouth, trip to Toronto & W a te,
$17.50; Leslie Ball, bridge reflectors,
808.50; Len Caldwell, Road Supt, &
Express, $00,70; Dick Bioor, mower
operator, $57.60; Art, Weymouth,
grader operator, $137.15; Ben Riley,
brushing, s47,25; Harold Beacon.
trucking culvert, $5.00:•Joe Vodden,
brushing; $1,10; Arthar Hayward,
brushing, 61.10; Blyth Stend n d, ad -
.e tiling, $25.:A; Geo, W. Cowan,
slaw, "0,00.
I3I nD IN D TROIT
ib o d has been received nt' ` the
iktroit of George Mont-
g•n .u, , in his 74th year, He Was the.
t 'and sten of the late Neil and
Hannah P,n-n Montgomery and was
in M K'llop in Sept. 1875. He
attended S.S. 10, McKillop, and later
'c'iiiaed the barber trade in Seaforth
and in -1901 he went to Detroit
ware e he has lived ever since. His
wife the former Sarah Bennett pre-
ticeasd him some years ago and also
one son and one daug'lter. He is sur-
vived by two sons and two daughters
all married and residing in Detroit:
also surviving are a sister, Mrs. Gif-
ford Crich, of Tuckersnrith, and four
brothers, John, of Winthrop; William,
of 'Seaforth; Malcolm, of Clinton:
and Harvey of 'Medford, The funeral
took place from Warrick Funeral
Home, East Grand Blvd., Detroit, on
Tuesday, Sept. 6.
BRODHAGEN
Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Kressler and
Cherry of Stratford, with Mr. and
Mrs. Henry L. Riegel.
1111. andMrs. Sam Smyth and Geo,
of Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jones
of Stratford with Mr. and Mrs, Wm.
Riegel.
Mr, George Seimon has sold his
home tie Mr, . Harold Smith and he
will make his borne with Mr. :and
Mrs. Harry Beuermann.
BORN
PHILLIPS—At Scott Memorial Hospital on
September Sth, to Mn and Mrs, Prank
Phillipe, Seaforth, a sort
MUEGGE—At Scott Memorial Hospital, on
September 1211,, • to Mr. and hers. Gordon
Muegge, Seuforth, a daughter
BROWN At Scott Memorial Haspital, an
September 1.111,,` to Mr, and Mrs. James
Brown, Egmondr.lie, a son
Opemag Dance
booby's Hall, Dublin
FRIDAY, SEPT. 30TH
EARL IIEYWOOD & His
CKNX Barn Dance Gang
Dancing 10 to 1 a.m,
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Notice to Clientele
The dna Gray Beauty
Shop
has resumed business, special-
ising in Permanent Waving,
Breck Treatments, and all
classes of Beauty Culture,
For appointments call
669 Seaforth
You will find that necessary building and repairs and
new equipment are important in maintaining production
and earnings from your farm.
02/i-ese6aL ow/2.
THE DOMINION BANK
ESTABLISHED 1871
SEAFORTH BRANCH - E. C. BOSWELL, MANAGER
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