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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
DUBLIN ' HIGH SCHOOL TOPICS j two claeses with seventeen mem-
Leonard Nagle has been appointed
i bens present. In the Baby beef class
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tophonors, ii
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to the Stratford Police Department I 7.uesday�was election day. at S,T3. Ken Campbell ,
filling' the vacancy oaused by the S. The final balloting, after being Bob Parsons came soeond, Eric An -
resignation of. Sergeant John Nutt.totalled by Mary Boswell, Bert Shaw, derson and Catherine Campbell, 3rd.
-Wee selected from 19 ap plicants. and Merton Haekwell, showed these In the Beef Heifer class, Bill Nigh
e l sp a results: President Ron Sills, copped them all, while Frank Malon-
son of Mr. and Mrs, final 1 were runners
Re is the eldest , ,na t • 'Joan Ryan, e:e and Douglas Keyes i
primary
1 3101 Chapman, J1, y ,
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N, J. Nagle, and educationchis pr 3 1 13 Margaret Stevens 13. up.
and secondary at Dublin $ A r'thgr Bolton, 77; Those Who came forth with the
Separate and Continuation Schools. l' Seoretat'y,
severalv ars hi- Gordon 11IcKiridsee 70•„ Mary Lou most points in the High School See -
Sills spent e tion were Arthur o on, pom s,
Sills, 00.
services.. ale .105; Jdm and Flora Turnbull with 31 po nts.
Treasurer, Don Dale, Mciiindsey, S'1; e en ;u
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Miss r p este c ver', o Helen Johnston, 50 In the you ry section John Whyte
with her parents VIr. and Mrs. 'V * land Gladys
Katharine McIver, 'Toronto, It t J 1 Wi t
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I The W.O,S.S.A. District Track 23 points, while 'Arthur Bolton and
Mr. and Mrs. L+'eery and daughter,
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1 and Field inert will be held at the Flora Turnbull each had 19 poin
Vary R Detroit, and ug and Mrs.
ricultural grounds in Seaforth Thirty-eight entries were made in
Harry Ryan and t. daughters, o i on Thursday, October 6th, This meet the live poultry section, thirty-two
onto, bieh Mfr. A. M. trLit, is participated in by the highest hi eggs and three in the dressed
Bobbie J. Cronin, Detroit, i prioith r
his 1 e
aunt; Mrs. Elizabeth Cronin, prior to standing athletes of Goderich,rthWing poultry section,
p t ham Clinton and Seafortli High 1 The W. L. Whyte trophy went
S.H.S.are bus pre -
grin the pits for this event „and SRODHAGEN
William
Walter un
derwent
e nt as Mrs.p- I ho re to havthe track in good con- Mr. Robert Rock spent a few days
William in Se forth Met major os-, 1,at the home of his parents, Mr. and
pital ns in Seaforth ph Eckert
Hos- iistin eeyobad rensia shape caused The track Mrs. Edwin. Rock, having • just re -
Maulast iron re poliomyletiset•t and , heavy it traffic thatcrossed it o i Fhe
Maurice Dillon are pa- , Yturned -from Nova Scotia were he
tients in Victoria Isolation Hospital, . day during the fair. and 11'Ir, Wilfred. Myra were doing
* s` missionary work for the summer
London. months; among the churches. He en -
John Kennyahad a successful clear- Come rain or shine the students tered Waterloo Seminary on Meil-
ing out sale on Monday. i of S.H.S. are always oil the, hen day for his final year.
Mi. and Mrs. i;dwin Hill, Vanessa, This became true on Friday when Mies Joyce McDonald and Miss
with Mr. and Mrs. Patrick,]3Feenevth: thBtu'le rned out in full force to and:. the student
1)21' Betty Rock, nurses -in -training in St.
William Mrs.
Heffernan, Blyth, vi bodyMary's Hospital, Kitchener, spent
his niece, ard Geo.,o , with 'ade to the though
it agricultural grounds. Monday at the home . of Mr. and
Gerard Stock, London, with Mr. Even though it raided spasnrodi-
and Mrs. Harold Meagher. . ': cally throughout the day the parade Mrs. Edwin Rock,
hiss Mary Atkinson, Toronto, went on as the spirits of those pal' Rev, and Mrs Siegert of Jersey
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- ticipating were not dampened, As City, New Jersey, with Mrs. Sophie
f visiting friends
leaving to attend school at reser a -i Schools. once again to S.H.S.
Brothers Novitiate, Montes Bella, Students of y
.Que.d
THURSDAY, SEPT. 29, 1949
former Elsie Wiegand, former resi- .'
dent here.
u e ges
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Mrs,Clarence&
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ser and family, Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Wicke and family of Rostock with
John Arbuckle.
Mr .and Mrs. Jo
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Staudt and
family of Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Woodward of Toronto, with
Mr. and- Mrs. A. E. Querengesser. 1
NIr. and Mrs. Freeman Spencer of':
Detroit with Mr,and Mrs. Ed. Smith.
Mr, Eric Schultz returned to •
Waterloo College on Monday; 1-
Kenneth Hinz of Hamilton and
Miss 'Betty Jean Hinz of London
with their. parents Mr. and Mrs. Dal-
ton Hinz.
Mr. Earl Sholdice and daughter
Helen of Thornhill and Mrs. Russell
Knight of Cranbrook visited Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Sholdice:
Next Sunday services at St. Pe-
ter's Lutheran •Chureh will' be held
at 11 a.m. et/andard time Student
Robert Rock will be in charge.
Mr. and Mrs. David Sholdice and
son Graham of Walton with Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Sholdice,
Harvest Home Service on Sunday
morning was very largely attended
with Rev. Zarnke of New Hamburg
in charge. The chancel and Altar
were beautifully decorated • with
flowers, fruit, vegetables and. grain.
The Sunday School and choir assisi-
ed in the service. In. the evening the
Luther League held "their service
with student Robert'Rock in charge.
Qhisethurst United Church anni-
seph Atkinson. luck would Mare it the students o Bennewles and are vistti Q versary services take place on Sun -
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Evans, Detroit; S.H.S. were not splattered with crepe in this vicinity. Mrs. SieVert was the day afternoon and evening Oct, 2nd.
and lies.P. F. Henn, Toronto, with parer and so they did not . retular
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Mr. and Mrs.—Frank Evans. home on Friday night with polka ._
3Ir. and Mr-. Gordon Columbus dot white shirts and blouses. All the
1 n Kitrheuer and 1Ir I3rtden students got from the parade eves
:aid \.,'le 3Ir. Morrison and Mr. Plumsteel
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hiil, China- took many pictures of the students
go, with Mr. and Mrs. Martin on the -100 font reel of •film which
blink Ricer. they had obtained for the purpose•
lir.. Hubert Miller, Waterloo, Thee coloured fihn will he hown
with her mother, Mrs. Mary 51e- in the . auditorium , soon a the
Grath. film is received. They also took some
Mr. and Mrs, J„scpn Moylan and picture's for the new elide projector.
children, Kt"h ler. with 3Ir, and One of the best features of this
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3Ir y and egg
Mr. ohn ancd,Mrlan. year's . Cyril Brown,Kin- display. Mr. r was the
Inspector, stated
kora, with Mt and ahs. J. Atkinson that this was one of the largest egg
Mr.. Carl T 1y ler, Hamilton, with and poultry exhibits in.. Canada,
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Mr. and 3Ir Gar Smith. ellen larger than that of the Cana
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A card party and social evening Bran National Exhibition. Ot this
sponsored by St. -Patrick's Altar So- exhibit about 75 per cent or greater
cieti was held in the parish hall on - was made up by S.A.S. exhibitors,
Friday night. The president Mrs, In the vegetable section the ex
James A. Morrison, assisted by the , hibit was much greater theft last
Executive Officers arranged approx-- year and so was the home eennonl105
imately 35 tables of progressive eu- section. The shop ecein1 15a, much
eine. Gentlem tn* 1st prize was won Dialler than -formerly with only ore
by Joseph Kelly and ladies prize by entry in some classes
Mrs. Wilfred O'Rourke Consolation A new feature this year was a
awards were won by Miss Mary display by the Gni. Garden Club,
Hastings and Francis Flanagan. which was formed in the spring, by
Prize: for high scores in the forty Mrs. W. Haugh. Eighteen hteen i,•ls,
five's eonte_t were awarded to Much- mostly students of S.H.S. have sue -
kw' McCarthy. Albert Rock and El-`-cessfully completed the work of Cie
iyitl (t'Hea •n. Darningfollowed, the cab under. Mrs. Mime i s uida.l�•e.
- Delaney -McQuaid Orchestra supply-. Their roup display eensisted of ve-
in'_ the m' -t Sandwiches and cof-' _etables and digin n:n 1ounuet e
fee were served by a 1100p of vodun- j Tno Tracter C.a di ter mu- i at-
to ten on .o Fr d.: ast ”-e 1 Loy '
T efi er ppoir d for the eo`npe or drove + e ' tin o •'r.
0• rl 't year. '-i h A. _)- at }n of ri 1 ,a a i he
the Hely C1 t.lhood D .•. t 1 . o rse :Speed i t as t raev
tinuatiod School are Grade i\ Pse , r-Vr -ted 3 J
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sir Mary Lou M,llui i Ire Chapman rC u c t p ts,
President, t, Leonard M r o.ey Secy- 2d0 t The ea feel. o _e.
Trees Joseph Woods; Promoter. ; i ,Ie, 1 ,r was
D91 -0;:h7 -_i C stn o i w yet I a ll Keyes
Grade l President, Edward Pow rd A P to e 1•
teed; ♦ r. I , e : T ee VI:' points . r 1 .ab
ray:S e'i T:eas.. liar e Bnuxer; + was- ; de _ Gr'd i•
P omote•, Joseph Cn .el.o. on McG r 10
Gla,.':-. XI, \II a..l XIII• Pre i-- The ! -- `1
dent, J_=-„_': Malone; ViceePresi-
den: Lou::. I.::e; Ser'.'-Tr•eas Ron-
• aid Batter,. Promoter. Beatrice. lIur-
ra,Dublin's grand , . man. and only
nonagenarian, J• ries Jee-dae. died
Seaforth Memorial Hc�=I'ta1 -on Sat- '
urdav fo':lewi a brief nes He'
was the son of the sate Mr -and i'Mr:<
Si .I.:am Jordan. and he lee .=rviv-
ir mere:er or .,; ra wins
h :+3rd year. He e the v :or.
of Mi:.i: pal C e..: -k fee -re. Towneh.p t
of Hibbert •.e-:...;.. ' .ed
1` : He wee _e:ra efnDeb:i-
for about 40 years until 185. He
wee a fa:'±'171: f:r: -:e: St Pat-
ilek`s Chu. ~ - ., cf the
Holy 3'atr.e So s::-'. He vias twice
er r,
ler li Ifo- i .. o _ 1919: e ;
was .. . -:_d '''then;*
Dor---o ; e, fire
..:d Theud .
,,a_ d e r t e _
.Jr. re,, are M., F M. Agatha.
e Sts er r ria^ ed tvlrt0er 1,
M. Evelyn, Stratford: Mrs. lA i r es
Byrne and Mrs. Lao Bore, Detrnit.
large n grez * . o'.' friends I
seri neighborssire d+''^.e �' air.,
which its= held at St. Patrick's
rhut•e:h, Jl i ir.., nt 110 .da;'
Ree, Dr. Ffo like, nff:rated at the
Ileteriem fiieh "Mess ;;1.d e+, tee grave
services. 1..-v. E. P. VV"riser. 3<isikera.
we, ii, the s inetoer::. Numerous
fb,r;1 :1114 :-oi3Olal offerings were
in s,•,eidenee. I;nrial took *pace in St.
Ya'-ch'k' C'e,�:eteee, De lir. The
helloes-re.s tv.=1,' ri:r arnnti.o1<s: John
.fordrn, Tom Jer,l<e0, .Jin,: .Jordan,
Jim Byrne, Doll fi rne, lre11r,it1 and
Rotel., Jordan, Toronto.
Those attending the i'uner3l in-
cluded Mother 31. .Jerome, Mother
M. Evelyn, Mother M. Agatha, Ursu-
line Community, Windsor and Strat-
ford: Mr. and Mrs, Lyall Jordan and
slaughters, Gloria and Doreen,. and
Mr'. and iVirs. Robt. Jordan, Toronto;
Mr, and Mrs. Theodore Jordan and
daughter, and sons Jack, Jim and
Tome Mr. and Mrs, Jerome Jordan,
Joseph Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Byrne and -sons Jim and Don and
danghe,,.rs, Betty Jane and Rose
Mory;Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bolger and
children, all of Detroit; and Mr. and
Mrs. -Gerald Jordan, • Sarnia, Mrs.
Stan Bolger, Mrs. D. Scully; Detroit
and Mrs. Joseph Gibson, Toronto.
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lie pei i, with lir- and llrs. Leon a number of colds.
Fovi
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In Cardno's Hall
18 Games for 50 cents
2 special Prizes Turkeys at 10 cts.
Mohday Nite, Oct. 3
AT 9 O'CLOCK
Auspices of Branch 156 Canadian Legion
ASIMMINEll
Work On Hensall Recreational
Centre Progressing
Work on the Hensel' Community
Recreational building is progressing
satisfactorily. Seven trusses have
been erected in spite > of, the rainy
weather. Volunteer help is urgently
needed and will be greatly appreciat-
ed at any time.
Terrys
�`f,
odic epair
Prompt and Reliable Repairs to all makes
and models
Opposite the Dick House
Seaforth
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NOW PLAYING THURS. 101. SA'e:.-.
"JUNE BRIDE" with 13ette Davis and Robert Montgoucery
You will leant to roe this fgnny, rollicking comedy-vonmme
ADULT ENTE1TAINMPNT In TechnicolorMON. TUPS. 'Wel)
"THE. LOVES OF CARMEN” with Rita Hayworth and Glenn Ford
As the famous Cyesy wench n old Seville Int., is In-eseeled as 5110 tragic figure in
this tole of gypsy love passion and benwltng life`
NEXT TRUSS, 1011I. SAT.
",A NIGHT AT THE OPERA" with the Marx Bros.
Coming in Teehnioolm•: "Little women" - June Alb',o,, Pelee Lnwford, M. O'nclen,
One of the hest of the AR'ets tiros. pictures Ile sure to see this lough Emile
vammimmeriammensmew
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Pupils of Egniondville Public School were Snapped by the photographer during the parade at the Seaforth Fall Fair