The Seaforth News, 1948-09-09, Page 4THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1948
DUFF'S UNITED CHURCH, WALTON
REV. R. G. IIAZLEWOOD, MINISTER
Anniversary Services
SUNDAY, SEPT. 19
11 am. and' 7.30 p.m.
Special ;Speaker
REV. JORN R. LEND
'Secretary of the Board of Home Missions ,
SPECIAL MUSIC BY CHOIR AND MALE QUARTETTE, SEAFORTH
SPORTS
Softball
MEN'S SENIOR 'A'
Final Play -Offs, forthe
This is the dual playdowns
best 4 out of 7: Seaforth,
10 — Centralia at
8.80 p.m.
Sept. 14 — Seaforth at Centralia,
5.15 p.m.
Sept. 16.— Centralia at Seaforth,
8.30 p.m.
Sept. 20 —Seaforth at Centralia,
5.15 p.m.
Sept. 22 — Centralia at Seaforth,
8.30 p.m,WINTHROP
Sept. 24 -Seaforth at Centralia,
5.15 mm.Mr. and Mrs: Adrian Hogg and
Sept. 28 — Centralia at Seaforth, Marjorie have returned home after
8.30 p.m. spending the past week with tela-
* * '* s' tives.
Group A semi -Enols Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hogg and Mr.
Seaforth defeated. Wingham, 6-5 and Mrs. •A. Hogg attended Toronto
here Friday night in the fifth and de- fair.
Biding game of their play-off series Mr. Zack McCallum of Mitchell
in the senior "A" series of the with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hawley.
W.O.A.A. softball league. The Mr. and Mrs. B. McSpadden of
game was played before a crowd of London with Mr. and Mrs. Z. Me -
1,400 people. Each team had pre- Spadden. Jackie, who has spent
viously won two games, and the some time here returned home with
clincher was not decided until the them.
last half of the ninth inning. tiliss Margaret Broadfoot, Murray-
Tonnny Jardine. Wingham pitch- ville. DC., spent the week -enol with
er, lost his game when he dropped Mr. and 1Irs. John McClure and
Eisler's high fly. There were two family.
out and two on in the ninth inning Miss Doris and Agnes Broadfoot,
at the time. When Jardine muffed London, spent Monday with Mr. and
the fly, Woods crossed the plate t`r*. Robt. McClure.
with the winning run. New pupils at S.S. No. 10 are
Wingham had tied up the game Georgina Little, Bobby Campbell,
in the first half of the ninth with Shirley Dolmage, Jean Dolmage and
a three -run rally. Buchanan. pinch- Frances Blanchard.
hitting for Hopper, drove in the
tying run.•R FI
CONSTANCE
Wingham ..000 200 008-5 7 8 Bride -to -Be Honored
Seaforth ...010 030 011-6 7 8 Over sixty friends' and neighbors
Umpires: Connelly, plate. Baird, gathered at the home of Mr. and
ses. ;Mrs. Harvey Taylor on Wednesday
baSea£orth-Woods, 3b. Kennedy, last to honor Miss Hazel Jamieson,
p.; O'Shea, 0,; - Smith, l.f.; Eisler, Reg.N., whose marriage to Mr. Jack
c.f.; Horton, r.f.; Cameron, 2b.; Donald of Trail, B.C., takes place
Labute, s.s., Boussey, ib. , in September, A miscellaneous
Wingham—Foster, c.f., Hopper, shower had been arranged by Mrs.
ib.; Niergarth, s.s.; Groves, c.; Alt Will Jewitt and Mrs. Taylor. Each
cheson, 2b.; Templeman, r.f.; Gar- lady present brought her favorite
diner, 3b.; Weber, 1.f.; Jardine, 13. recipe and during the afternoon the
guest of honor was made the re -
EXHIBITION GAMES cipient of a.recipe book. The gifts
Don't forget the game tonight at were hidden throughout the house
8.30 p.m. between Milverton and and the bride-to-be was directed to
Sharron. This sudden death game their hiding places by humorous
for the league in which these teams verses which were attached to
play. streamers from a white bell hung
from the centre of the living room.
LEGION JUVENILE LEAGUE • Hazel was presented with many
Standing GP W L T Pts beautiful and useful gifts which in
Brucefield 1 1 0 0 2 eluded blankets, silver, linen, and
Sally Anns 1 0 1 0 0 kitchen utensils.. A bountiful lunch
/ GP /W / L T pts was served at the close of the after
-
Standing
noon. Gests were present from
Wanderers... ,G 0 L 1
1 0 0 1 , 11 Seaforth, Clinton, Walton and sur -
Dublin* * * a rounding community.
The Seaforth Sally Anne were i M. and Mrs. Earl Lawson spent
3 a few days last week motoring along
downed by the Brucefield nine last Georgian Bay and on the return.
Thursday evening at 9 p.m: under trip called at the home of the for -
the lights in the Hensall park. The nrer's uncle, Mr. and Mrs. A: F.
final score read Brucefield 34, Sally Johns, of Newmarket.
Arms 27. ! Miss Doris Lawson and Mr. Ed -
Sally Anns—Hunt rf, Drager cf, ward Warren, who have been holi-
Maellwain ib, Regele p, Horton If, daying at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Goudie c, Dale 2b, Sills ss, Rowland,Earl Lawson, returned to London on
3b, Carter 3b. Monday to resume their work there.
Brucefield—Jacobi p, Chapman 2b, Mrs. R. Jamieson and Hazel spent
Tuesday in Stratford.
Mrs. Harvey Taylor, Marilyn and
Laurence spent the week -end with
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE relatives in London.
The Excellence Flour Mill and the I Mr. James Jamieson left by motor
Seaforth Branch of the Canadian ben gone Western Canada and expects to
s.
Legionplayed an exhibition softball be about three Mouton
g' I Tore Golden Link Mission Band
game at Lions Park last Thursday held their September meeting at the
evening. The Flour Mill were home of Mrs. Ross McGregor. The
downed by the Legions two -run mar- greeting opened with the Mission
gin of 10-8. Band purpose. Hymn 432 was sung
Cremin for the Legion had four after which the Lord's Prayer was
strikeouts and walked three Flour! repeated in unison. Ross Millson
Mill batters. Hablcirk, who relieved I read the Scripture lesson. Janet
him in the middle of the 4th, had McGregor then • played a piano solo.
three strikeouts and walked two , The collection was taken by Nicky
batters. Whyte. Mrs. Millson then gave the
McGrath, for; the Flour Mill, walk- I study book. A piano solo by Muriel
ed one Legion batter and struck out I Dale and hymn 403 was then sung.
seven.R H D A short business period during`
Flour Mill . 022 40— 8 7 0
Legion 200 71-10 14 3
Flour Mill -Henderson c, Me -
WALTON
Miss Mary Smillie in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald and
their son Alvin have gone on a trip
to the West.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bolger have
returned home from a trip to North-
ern Ontario.
1VIr. William Bolton of Rochester
with relatives,
Mi•. R. Achilles of Colliugwood at
his home.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bolger of Sea -
forth with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Rutledge have
returned to their home at Leduc,
Quebec.
Mr. Fred Rogers of Toronto spent
the week -end with his parentgr. 4?r+.
and Mrs, C. F. Rogers.
ItIr•, and Mrs, J. Webster moved
to their home in Egmondville on
Monday after spending some time
with the latter's sister, Miss E. Reid,
NIr'.. and Mrs. J. Meiner of Fort
William are the guests this week
of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Turner. •
Mr, Lawrence'Fowlie and Mr. and.
Mrs. Fred Fowlie of London spent
the week -end with Misses E. and F.
Fowlie.
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Toms of
Detroit spent the week -end with the
former's mother, Mrs. E. Toms.
Guests of Mr. and 'Mrs. M. Toms
over the weelc-end were Mr. and"
Mrs. C. Guest, Miss Morah Guest
of Guelph and Mr. Wm. Johnston of.
Windsor, Ont. Mrs. Guest and Miss
Morah will visit Mrs. Toms for the
month of ,September. `
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Weston of
Chicago, Ill., spent the week -end'
With the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. R. Weston.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Mack and
Merry were in Detroit and Pontiac
over the holiday week=end.
Miss Beverley York left on Mon-
day for Lucan Where she will teach
for the coming school term.
Mr. .Donald Scott of Seaforth is
visiting his brother and sister-in-law,'
.Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scott this week.
Morley -Burt
In an all -white setting of early
fall flowers and tapers at St. James'
(Westminster) Church, London,
Marjorie Lillian Burt, daughter of
Mrs. L. M. Burt, Evergreen ave., be-
came the bride of William Edward
Morley, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. H.
Morley of Toronto. Rev. H. E.
Merifield performed the ceremony
and Miss Marjorie O'Neil, the solo-
ist sang 'The Lord's Prayer" and
"0 Perfect Love". The pretty bride
is a member of the 1945 graduating
class of St. Joseph's Hospital and
the groom is a lecturer, in engineer-
ing on the staff of the University of
Toronto. Given in marriage by her
uncle, Harry Baker of London, the
bride wore a lovely gown of white'
eyelet organdy, :fashioned with full
shirt falling into a slight train, high
round neckline and leg o' mutton
sleeves. Her halo' headdress held in
place a tiered veil and she carried
a bouquet of Johanna Hill roses.
Matron of honor, Mrs. Bert Weiler,
was gowned in mauve dotted swizz
with picture hat of white lace and
she carried a white basket of mauve
and yellow gladioli. Four . brides-
maids preceded the bride and matron
of honor down the white carpeted
aisle. Miss Beverley York, Bayfield,
and Miss Donna Baker, London,
were gowned in yellow dotted Swiss
fashioned with full skirts and they
wore matching halo hats and gloves
and carried gladioli in fuchsian and
purple tones in white baskets. Miss
Mary Lou Burt, sister of the bride,
and Miss Roberta Clark of Cleve-
land were junior bridesmaids in
green dotted Swiss with matching
halo headdresses and they carried
nosegays of mixed flowers. Robert
Morley of Toronto, brother of the
groom, was best man and the ushers
w e r e Wendell Perry, Toronto,
A. P. C. Bridle, Quebec City; and
Howard Burt, London. The re-
ception was held at the Cob-
bleston Inn where the bride's
mother received guests in an attrac-
tive gown of blue crepe with black
accessories and a corsage of pink
roses. She was assisted by the.
groom's mother who chose a gray
suit with black accessories and a
corsage of pink roses and lily -of -the -
valley. Later the couple left on a
wedding trip to Muskoka. For
traveling the bride donned a navy
gabardine suit with navy aeeessor
hes and a corsage of white gardenias.
On their return they will Iive in
Toronto.
Caldwell 2b. Reyes cf, Bell c, Mc-
Gregor rf, Kyle ib, Eyre ss, Wilson
3b, Finlayson lf.
home they were ac'conipanied by .Mrs.
Harpole and her grandson Terry Pea-
cock who have been vacationing with
M. H. Horton.
• Mrs. Churchill, who has been visit-
ing with her daughter Mrs, E. Shad-
diclereturned to her homeinToronto
this past week. Mrs. Shaddck aocoin-
paused her to the city for a visit.
Mr, and Mrs, Harold Scrawl and
family of, Port Dover have returned
home following their holidays spent
with relatives in the village.
Mrs, Lloyd Ortwein and children of
Montreal are Spending their vacation
with Mrs.. F. Munn. Mos. Bertha Ort -
wean, London, was a week end visitor,'
Rev. W. A. Young, Mrs Young and
daughters, of Fergus, called on friends
Miss Mae Sohwalni of London spent
the week end at her home here.
Mr. end Mrs. W: H. Neeb of T:tvi-
stock were week end visitors with
their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and
Mrs. W. Brown.
Mr. and, Mrs. Jack Duncan and baby
of London visited with •her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McNaughton.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Moir'and Mr.
and Mrs, Hilton Laing, Exeter spent
theTorontow.eekr end in Niagara Falls , and
NTr. and Mrs, Robert Drysdale and
Jerry returned hone from a pleasant
vacation through the Southern States,
and to Mexico City..
Mr. and -Mrs. A. L. Case spent the
week end in London with the latter's
parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Reid.
Mr and Mrs. Floyd Adair and fam-
ily were recent visitors with the for-
mer's parents in Lucan.
Miss Margaret Tpdor of Goderieh
visited this week at the home of her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Stan Tudor.
Rev. P. A. Ferguson, Mrs. Ferguson
and family returned home fi•onm a
pleasant motor trip through Eastern
Ontario
The refreshment booth, operated by
the Hensall Institute members, at the
Chamber of Commerce frolic on Wed.
nesday night, Sept. 8, netted gratify-
ing results. The proceeds will be don-
ated to the community building fund.
Those responsible for the arrange.
ments .were Mrs. W. Parke (con.
venal.), Mrs. Devlin, Mrs. Corbett,
Mrs. Hess, Mrs. Kerslake, Mrs. G.
Bell and Mrs. A. Mousseau.
The ladies desire to sincerely thank
the Institute mentbers for their con-
tributions and help; Mr. Middleton
and the Pepsi-Cola Co. for their gen-
erosity, and all local and out-of-town
folks for their hearty support.
which we discussed ways to raise
money. The meeting closed with
the Mizpah Benediction. Lunch
was then served,
Grath p, Walters ib, L. Vick cf, Mr. Kelso Adams was pleasantly
Adam lf, McVittee se, C. Case Sb, 'surprised when informed that he
held the lucky ticket that won for
him a Sunbeam auotmatic toaster at
the Labor Day celebration in Gode-
rich, '
Mrs. Ella Buchanan and Mr. and
Nlrs. Emer Palmer of London spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 'Alfred
Buchanan.
Mr. William Jewitt left on Wed-
nesday morning by motor to visit his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Jewitt,
at Kincaid, Sask. He was accom-
panied by Messrs. .William Knox,
Harold Beacom and Wilmer Howatt.
Montgomery 2b, Pretty rf.
Legion—Habkirk 2b, p, T. Sills
Sb, D. McLean c, F. Phillips 1b,
Hoff 1f, R. 'ThueIl ef,. F. Sills ss,
Kruse rf, Cremin p, 2b.
Baseball
JUVENILE O.B.A.
The Red Sox and Seaforth 01d
Stars exhibition game called for
Tuesday evening was postponed due
to the condition of the diamond.
This game will be played next
Tuesday evening at 6.15 p.m.
Football
H.F.A. JUNIOR LEAGUE
Recent scores in the junior soccer
league were.
At Walton, Sept. 1—Winthrop 1,
Walton 0. 2—Winthrop
At Winthrop, Sept.
3, Ethel 0.
KIPPEN
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alexander,
who have been spending the past
few months at Brampton, have re-
turned home.
EGENT` J EA'f'tRE
'SEAFORTII
Now P eying "ALIAS A GENTLEMAN" Thurs. Fri. Sat.
•111rWALLAOE BEERY—DOROTHY PATRICK—TOM DRAKE
Wally's New Pinion is s wow — Be sure to see this one
Mon. Tues. Wed. "CARNEGIE HALL"
with MARSHA HUNT - AND • WILLIAM I?RINCE
The World's Greatest Music—The World's Greatest Artists,. such as Jan Peel.,
Lily Pons, Rise Stevens, Dantrosch, Sulkowski and Harry James
Thle is the Musical of the Year
IN TECHNICOLOR NEXT THURS. FRI. SAT.
"SCUDDA HOO — SCUDDA HAY"
with LON McCALLISTER—JUNE HAVER WALTER BRENNAN.
This film, produced in the same flawless manner as ltsillustrious -predecessor, "Rome
in Indiana." will he fun top the whole family.
COMING: In Technicolor with TYRONE POWER and JEAN PETERS
" CAPTAIN FROM CASTILE"
Mr. and:: Mrs. Jack Ford; Audrey
and Wayne of London, with Mr, and
Mrs: Edwin Rock.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robertson and
Judith of Toronto with Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Arbuckle for the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Diegel, Jimmy
and Larry of Waterloo with Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. Diegel
• Miss Dorothy Querengesser and
Cliff Woodward, of Toronto, with Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Querengesser.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Hartji, Sharon
and Joyce and Eai•l Scherbarth of De-
troit with Mr. and Mrs. J. L, Benne-
wies.
• Mrs. Elizabeth Morenz of Kitchener'
at the home of J. F. Prueter.
Mr-. and Mrs. Frank Eickmeir, and
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hillebrecht at
Wasaga Beach
Mr and Mrs. Russell Sholdice, Gary
and Warren, attended. the Toronto
Exhibition on Thursday.
Messrs. Manuel Beuerman,' Morley
.-Koehler, Robert Beuerman, Ivan Ben-
newies attended the Toronto Exhibi-
tion on Friday.
Miss Nita Beuerman and' Ross Leon-
hardt Miss Joyce Diegel and Ralph
Fischer attended Exhibition at Toren;
to Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Leonhardt
spent last week on a motor trip to
Glencoe visiting Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Baser at Sarnia with Mt. and Mrs.
Alvin Rose.
Miss May McKie of London spent
several weeks at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Ralph Moore.
Miss Gladys Moore attended the
Exhibition at Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. John Anistein at-
tended the marriage of their nephew
Donald Kuiitze of Melton to Miss
Doris Johnston of Mildmay at Mild-
may on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wnm. Roth of New
Hamburg spent Sunday with Mr. and
NIrs. John Amstein.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tait and Dor-
othy attended the Toronto Exhibition
on Monday.
BRODHAGEN
Mrs, Albert Siemon and baby son
returned home from Stratford hospital
Gwendolyn Rock, Donald Ahrens,
Glen Bennewies, Joanne Rock, Rose
Seherbarth, Calvin Diegel and Glen
;hiller are attending Mitchell High
School.
There will be no church service 0 •
Sunday School this Sunday 'morning
as the Brotherhood Convention 'will
be held here in the afternoon and
there will be church services for
everyone on Sunday evening.
Over the week end thieves gained
entry through a rear window of Harry
Tait's store and took, $13 in silver and
cigarettes.
Rev. and Mrs. Schultz and Eric at-
tended the Exhibition last week.
Wedding bells were ringing 011 Sat-
urday when Anna ,Bennewies of To-
ronto, daughter of Mrs. Geo. Benne-
wies, formerly of MoKillop,'was united
In marriage to Geo. Shearer of Tor-
onto. Also Edna Wickie,:.Kitchener,
daughter of Amos Wiekie, near Monk -
ton, was married to Stanley Beuer-
man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beuer-
man of Brodhagen.
30, pupils started back to school on
Tuesday morning. Mr. Ronald Skinner
of Munro is' their new teacher, and is
boarding at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John G. Hinz.
DANCE
STRATFORD
CASINO
BALLROOM
EVERY WEDNESDAY
& SATURDAY
Admission 50c
Change of Bands Each night
Dance to 13ob Turner —
Skyliners — Scotty Mc--
Lachlan—Casa Royal
ONTARIO'S BEAUTY SPOT
•
HULLETT
The regular monthly meeting of
the Hullett Township Council took
place in the community hall, Londes-
boro, at 2.00 p.m., Sept. 6th.
The Reeve and three members of
the Council were present.
The minutes of the last regular
meeting Aug. 2nd and special meet-
ing Aug. 12th were read.
The Engineer's report on the
Dubs Drain was then read to the
Council, having been received Aug.
28th.
Moved by Geo. C. Brown and J.
Ira Rapson that we accept the report
of S. W. Archibald, C.E., on the
Dubs Dram and hold the reading of
the report on Oct. 4th, at 2.00 p.m.`
Moved by W. R. Jewitt and J. Ira
Rapson that all accounts as present-
ed be paid.
Moved by W. R. Jewitt and Geo.
C. Brown that we do now adjourn
to meet Oct. 4th, at 1.30 p.m.
Accounts—County of Huron, hos-
pitalization, $20.85; Geo. W. Cowan,
part salary, $75.00; F. A. Edgar
C.E., township drains, $1,188.00;
Geo. W. Cowan, clerk's fees on
drains, $110.00; George Radford,
contracts on drains, $5,646.00; John
Armstrong, drainage court of revi-
sion, $9.00; Geo. C. Brown, drain-
age court of revision, $9:00; 3. Ira
Rapson, drainage court of revision,
$9.00; W. R Jewitt, drainage court
of revision, $9.00; Wm. J. Dale,
drainage court of revision, $9,00;
S. W. Archibald C.E., Dubs Drain
report, $225.00; Geo. W. Cowan,
Dubs Dr a i n, $5.00; Municipal,
World, supplies, $8.24; Dept. of
Health, insulin, $3.62; Ben Riley,
mower operator, $46.20; Len. Cald-
well, road supt., 330.60; Bert Bruns -
don, mower knives, $7.30; V. D.
Falconer, 35 bags of cement, $29.75;
Bert Griese, gas and oil, $12.60;
Westeel Products Ltd., culverts,
$267.08; Geo. W. Cowan, phone call
re cement, $1.10; John Armstrong,,
car expenses, $4.00; Wm. Lovett,
road drain, $25.00.
BAYFIELD
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Scotchmer and
Howard. Miss Beverley York,Miss
June Brandon and Mr. and Mrs,
Fred Baker were in London on Sat-
urday attending the Morley -Burt
wedding.
Miss Margaret Ferguson of Tor-
onto arrived on Sunday to spend
some time with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. L. Ferguson.
Mr, and Mrs, Jim Ferguson of
London were week -end guests with
the former's mother, Mrs. James
Ferguson.
HENSALL
Mrs. Charles Penley of Winnipeg,
and Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Penley and
Sherrill of Windsor visited over the
,week end holiday with the formers;
sister Mrs. Catharine Devlin and Mrs,'
Edna Corbett and fancily.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Peacock of Ottawa
were week -end visitors here. Enroute
EINVINIAnArlanitAMOVVVr
National. Immunization Week
WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 12
If a business man scorns the use of a safe for his valu-
ables and loses them through theft; if , a farmer neglects to
protect his property by the use of lightning rods resulting in
destruction of his home or barn, the public generally may
sympathize with his loss but say, "He has no one but himself
to blame."
• Vaccination for smallpox and Toxeid innoculations for
Diphtheria will guard and protect a child from these diseases
with greater certainty than safes will protect valuables and
lightning rods will save buildings. Yet in spite of these known,
safe and simple preventatives there are more deaths in Can-
ada from these diseases than there are due to Infantile Paral-
ysis. Scarlet Fever also can be practically eliminated by
innoculations.
The medical profession and public health workers are
aware of the danger continually threatening from these dis-
eases, a danger that can be completely overcome provided the
general public and parents do not become negligent or indif-
ferent because these diseases are not at present prevalent in
their community. .
' V
The week of September 12th has been proclaimed Na-
tional Immunization Week for Canada and all parents are
urged to review their . children's health Innoculation record
and ensure that they are fully protected.
Each child should receive Diphtheria and Scarlet Feyer
innoculations when 6 months of age, Smallpox vaccination be-
tween 6 and twelve months. Subsequently they `should receive
booster doses before school age and every 3 years thereafter.
Now is the time, before the coming winter season, . to take
advantage of this ounce of prevention. See your doctor now.
This Advertisement Sponsored by
Board of Health Board of Health
of Tuckersmith of McKillop
Board of Health
of Seaforth