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The Seaforth News, 1949-08-18, Page 5THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1949 THE SEAFORTH NEWS WRIGHT'SSSper r Specials • AUG. 18 1920 • STOKLEYS TOMATO JUICE : 'AYLMER TID BIT PINE - 20 oz. Tits 2 FOR 15c JELLO LEMON PIE FILLING 2'PKGS. 17c OATMEAL COOKIES 1 LB. 25c JOLLY GOOD PEANUT BUTTER 16 oz. Jar 35c VAN CAMP PORK & BEANS 20 oz. Tins, 2 FOR 27c APPLE 15 oz. Tin 22c , Finest Red Cohoe Salmon 1/2 slze 3 TINS 1.00 FILLED COOKIES 29 c • 1 lb.,.. W Royal York Orange Pekoe Tea. /2 Ib. 47c EAGLE BRAND MILK Per Tin 25c FAB & SUPER SUDS 10 DEAL — Real value while it lasts We Deliver Art, Wright Phone 77 McKILLOP Rev. Father E. J. Knieivel of Ev- anston, Illinois; Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Dan ;Galligan and daughter Michalene, Messrs Thomas Galligan and Jack Murray have returned to Chicago, .Ill's:, after spending a week's vacation with Mr. Michael Murray and family of Mc Killop township. BORN McLEOD =At Scott Memorial Hospital, on August 15, to. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLeod, 15R1 Kirkton, a daughter STEPHENSON — At Victoi'ta Hospital, I,on- don, on Friday, Aug. 12th, to -Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Stephenson of Egmondville, _a son (David Paul) "• IRWIN—Mr, ; and Mrs, Robt. W. (Bob) (Milvena Sturgeon) wish to announce the birth of their daughter Sandra Elaine in Clinton Public Hospital on Aug. 14th Come In and See Ihe' a z -:s , w �� �) its c1'1 ® t 4 r ,r '! S t� F•: i:.� t �ker Used with any make tractor Daly Motors Ford Monarch Sales and Service TELEPHONE 102 SEAFORTH NOTICE Under the Weed Control Act, Chapter 344 ankamend ments thereto, every Municipality and property owner is required to destroy all noxious weeds as often as neces- sary. to prevent their going to seed. All persons concerned are hereby notified to destroy all weeds before August 25th. Wm. R. Dougall COIINT'i WEEID INSPECTOR es A. Five raFita Tk ALL Lions Park, Seaforth Centralia Flyers vs Seaforth Boshart's Thursday, . ugust 18 8.45 P.M. Under .The Lights This is the third game of the best of five series. Centralia won the first two and th.e Bosharts will be out fighting to, stay ill the seini-final series as they face elimination. Come out and support the Bosharts TOWN TOPICS Mr. John Fortune and children, Mrs. W. Fortune and Miss Agnes 'Lynch, -R.N., of .Detroit, were visit- ors with Mr. John Lynch and sisters Beechwood last week.. • Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Baisley of Danbury, Conn., are visiting at the home o f Mrs. Baisley's cdosrn, Mr. Lorne Webster. ' Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Johns and Mrs. Wilbert Webster: visited Mr, and Mrs. Les. Bristow recently, at their cottage at Port Albert. Mr. and Ml's. Douglas Bevin - Pritchard and Gail of •Clinton; Mrs. Geo. Mundell of Hamilton; and Mrs. Donna Millson and children of Clin- ton spent Sunday with Misses Vera and Laura Mole. Mr. and Mrs. John Beattie, Mr: and Mrs. Clinton ,Smith ate vacation- ing at Burleigh Falls. Mrs. Geo Mandel of Hamilton is visiting this week with her cousins, 'Misses Vera and Laura Mole. . Mr. and Mrs. ,Roy Brown and daughters Jean and Ruth, spent a week. in Detroit, the guests of Mrs. Brown's sister, Mrs. V. R. Peiffer and Mr, Peiffer,'' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lane and fam- ily of Cincinnati, Ohio, were visitors for several' days with Mr. and Mrs. Williarn ° Murray. Mrs. Alex Reid of Brandon, Man., and Mrs. Moseson of Minneapolis, visited lir.' and Mrs. James Broad foot and friends in this vicinity.- Miss icinity.Miss 'Mary Geddes is holidaying this week with her aims ibir•s. James .Ferguson, at Bayfield. . Mrs. Gordon Cliva•eliward and San- dra have returned to Toronto -after spending the past three weeks with her parents Ml and Airs:, Ivy Hen- derson, sou of I gmondville Mrs. William Hogg of Preston is visiting .her sister Mrs. Thomas Ilabkii•k. Miss Lois Hoggarth spent several clays at Port Albert last week, Mrs. W. G. Wright . and Barbara spent the week end in Sarnia, Sir. and Mrs. Clare Reith and Bobby . visited in . Georgetown last week. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Stewart and Katherine of Peterborough are visit- ing in town. Miss Dinning of Strathroy, former- ly superintendent of Scott ]Memorial Hospital, is visiting in town. MSS Mary Irene Walkonr and Mr. Kenneth Walkom of St. Paiil visited with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kerr. Mr, and Mrs. Roy McGoirigle have returned from a holiday at Bayfield. Mr, and• Mrs. Edwin Hawkins are moving to Exeter this week. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Lavoie of Grosse Pointe, Mich., were week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Kellar, Centre street. Dr. and Mrs. Howson and Nancy are holidaying at Iniverhuron Beach, WALTON CHARLES POLLARD There passed away in Wingham General Hospital on Wednesday, August 10th, a highly ' respected person, Charles Pollard, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. George Pollard. He had been an invalid for the past eight years. The, deceased was born in Hibbert Township on Dec. 6th, 1875 and moved to Morris Township as a. young man. On June 20, 1903 he • married Mary Emily Bolger, youngest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Bolger. To this un- ion there were two daughters and one son; Mary (Mrs. Edgar Holl- inger) of Hamilton; George, at hone; Mildred (IM'Irs. W. J. Perrie) of Grey•Township. He leaves to mourn his wife and family, also one brother, George of Weston and seven grandchildren. ' The funeral service was held from the hone of his son, on Friday after- noon with Rev. John Kerr, rector of St. John's. church, assisted by Rev, T. D. Jones of Seaforth. During the service' Mr. Graham McDonald sang "Safe in the Arms of Jesus". The deceased's favorite hynui was sung later, "Rock of Ages'. The pallbearers were four neph- ews, Sandy Elliott, Will 4Vasman, Harry Bolger, Harold Bolger, two neighbors, Archie Engel and Jas. McDonald. The flowerbearers were six. grand- children:- Charles and Marie Holling- er, . Kenneth and Yvonne Pollard, Jini and Donald Perrie,. Beverly Riley, Ilene Dundas, Jim Bolger, Shirley Bolger, and Marilyn Bolger. The floral tributes were .beautiful and showed the esteem in which the deceased was held. They are namely: Pillow, the family; spray,the grand- children; spray, Mr. and Mrs Sanely Elliott; of Exeter; spray, Mr, and Mrs, Jas. Coutts and Billy basket, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Petrie and Mrs. Margaret Perrie; spray, Mr, and. Mrs, Spadatz •of Hamilton; spray, W. Maunders, of Detroit; basket, Mr, and Mrs. Moore and Mr. end Mrs. Snow, -'Exeter ; spray, Mrs. Jno. Bol - e'er and family; wreath, Pollard family, Kincardine; spray, Mr. and Mrs. • Jas. Bolger and Miss Jane A. Bolger; spray, Mr. 'and Mrs. Archie Engel; basket, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Vittie, of Wroxeter; wreath, Mr. George Pollard and family df West on; spray, St. George's Anglican Church, Walton; spray, Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Esrl Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Sanderson, Mr. and Mrs. Lew m Mc- DnnalddMr. Armstrong, and Mr. rs. J1Harold Bolger; basket, the neighbors. Friends were present- from Strat- ford, Exeter;`Detroit, Toronto, Wind- sor, Kincardine, Seaforth, Wroxeter, Mitchell and Hamilton, Interment was made in the Brussels cemetery, Mr. and Mrs. George, ' McArthur and Margaret and Mr. and Mrs, Roy 'Bennett spent Sunday at .Cantl.achie and Sarnia. A thunder storm lasting several hours visited this district on Wednes- day morning. East of here in Lo- gan township there was 00 thunder and only slight rain. Sportshorts In an H.F.A, sudden death game Aug.' 15th, St. Columban defeated Wintifrop '2-1. This Puts St. Odium- ban in third place and Winthrop in fourth, On Aug. 25th Ethel vs Winthrop. lunnban. On Aug. 20th Walton vs St. Co - Standings: lst, Walton, 2nd Ethel, 3rd, St. Oolumban, 4th, Winthrop. * The Seaforth and Brussels girls will play their. protested game under the lights at Blyth on Monday night. These two teams are tied in first place and the winner of this game will play Blyth, while the losers will play Hensen in _the semi-finals. Don't forget this game—conte out and support your homesters at' the Blyth Agricultural Park, * 0,,t The Centralia Flyers tangled with the Bosharts on Friday night, defeat- ing.then: by a 14-1 score. This was the first of a best of five series.. Andrews, the -third Centralia bat- ter in the first stanza, clouted a clean-cut circuit hit for the only run for either team, in the first three innings. In the fourth the Flyers tallied their second run of the game on a double by Armstrong and a Seaforth error. Wilson and Smith tripled and doubled for the locals but were left stranded. The' top half of the visitors pushed across two more runs on a single and three walks. The top of the bixth fram sewed up the game for Centralia, as they ran rough -shod over Bosharts, count - uiafivenalcerson three singles and three Seaforth errors. Bosharts were beaten by a better team: despite more hits than the visitors. They could not come through with the necessary goods when most needed. Kennedy for Seaforth and Nose- worthy for Centralia went the route. R H E Seaforth . 000 001 000 1 14 6 Centralia 100 125 032 14 0 1 Seaforth—Mulford, ab.; Boussey, 1b.; Smith, If.; Horton, rf.; Camer- on, 2b.; Wilson, s.s.; O'Shea, c.; Ken- nedy, p.; Eisler, cf.; Hubert, 'Mac- Gregor Centralia—Carragher, 3b.; Stock - ford, rf.; Andrews cf.; Armstrong, c.; Weinber, s.s.; Ribalkin, 1f.; Nose worthy, p.; Millar, ib.; Walker, 2b. Umpires, Pat Gardiner, plate; Dick Gardiner, bases. * * On Tuesday -night the Flyers play- ed host to the Bosharts in the Exeter Community Park when they took the second game of the best of five semi-final series by a '7-6 score. It was Centralia again all the way although the first of the ninth start- ed turning in Seaforth's favor when with one away Mulford singled, Boussey flied to third, Bill Smith singled and Mulford scored to bring the score to a 7-6 reading. With one run necessary to tie the game, Cam- eron singled but both Smith and Cameron were left stranded when Wilson grounded out to the third baseman. O'Shea on the mound for Seaforth. stfuclrout four, walking' one, while his replacement in the sixth, Ken- nedy, struck out two, allowing no walks two hits and no runs to. be scored. For Centralia, Thornton com- menced the pitching duties with six strikeouts and one walk, allowing five runs and five bits. Noseworthy, who replaced Thornton in the 7th struck out two and walked none, -al- lowing one run and. five hits, Umpires, Dick Gardiner, plate; Pat Baird, bases. P Et h Seaforth ..000 200 301 11 10 441 Centralia . 104 110 OOx 7 8 5 The only home run of the game was clouted out by Cameron in the fourth inning. The third game of this series will be played here at Lions Park Thursday at 8:45 p.m. sharp. Be sure to be on hand to see Seaforth fight it out with Centralia to stay in, and continue into the finals. • * Turk Broda's National Hockey League All -Stars edged Seaforth Bosharts, 7-5, in an exhibition soft- ball game played here before a large crowd. The game was halted after five innings due to rain, The All-Star squad was full of prominent hockey names including Detroit Defencenan Bill Quacken- bush; Boston Bruins forward, Bob Harrison; Toronto forwards, Fleming Mackell, Syd Smith and Harry Wat- son; Toronto -goalie, Turk Brocla; Toronto defenceman, Jimmy Thomp- son: and Bud Toile, Detroit right winger. Lineup for Seaforth: Boussey, 1b; Kennedy, p; Nosettorthy, p; Smith, 11: Horton, rf; Cameron, 2b; O'Shea, c; Groves, c; 'Wilson, ss; Mulford, 3b; Eisler, ef. Go By Train to the EX UT1 AT TORONTO Aum. 26 to Sept, 10 Low Rail Pares FARE AND ONE-HALF FOR' THE ROUND,TRIP Good going Thursday, Aug. 25 to Saturday, Sept. 10 inclusive: Return Limit—Sept. 14 Full informafion from any agent. N.H.L. Stars .. 010 42-7 3 3 Seaforth 103 10-5 6 7 At the end of the hen's' W.O.A.A., semi-final series a complete box note of all the games ,played will be summ Llized into one and will.appear in this column, also the batting aver- ages 01 the two teams in this group "A" series, Centralia and Seaforth, STANLEY A reunion was field near Preston on Sunday, Aug, 14 of the Sitter relatives at the hone of Jeremiah Sitter, brother of Mrs. Henry Steekle. Those attending from this, community were Mr. and MTs. H. Steekle, Edwin and Alvin, Viola, Martin, Mr. Ivan Steekle and Mari- lyn, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Martin and family, NIr. and Mrs. Earl Gingerich and Erlene. There was one group of four • generations, Mr, and Mrs. H. Steekle; Mr. and Mrs. A. Martin, Waterloo, and Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Wideman and baby son, 'Clifford, seven weeks old. About 100 guests were present. Mrs. Henry F. lsennewiea ' Funeral services were held on Monday afternoon for Mrs. Henry F. Bennewies, a former resident of Brodhagen, who died Saturday morn- ing at the Home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Walther, Water St., Mitchell. A brief service at, the home of her son-in- law was conducted by Rev. J. V. Woelfle of Grace Lutheran Church, Mitchell. This was followed by a memorial service in St. Peter's Lu- theran Church, Brodhagen, of which Mrs. Bennewies had been a faithful and life-long member. Rev. R. B. •Geeihar of Listowel was in charge. The choir, with oils ryI G. 4gk at the organ, sang the hymns "Rock of Ages" and "I'm Going Home". The beautiful floral tributes were carried by Lorne Mueller, Harvey Dolmage, George Rock, Ivan Bennewies, Glen Bennewies, and Edwin Bennewies. The pallbearers were five grand- children, William Bennewies, Clar- ence Bennewies, Irvin Bennewies, Carl Bennewies, and Harry Benne- wies, with William Voek. Relatives and friends were in attendance from Newmarket, Toronto, Detroit, Wood- stock, Galt, Isitchener, Seaforth, Fullerton, Mitchell, and the sur- rounding district. Burial was made in the cemetery adjoining the church ISO YOU BUY COAL , CLINKERS? use BLUE COAL' The Coal you Can Depend On E. 'L. 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