The Seaforth News, 1955-03-31, Page 46 lbs. at 41/2
mos. Look at
the egg size.
No wonder son
John looks
proudly down
at them.
1 These pullets from
Maiming Ells, Nova
Scotia, axe dive
months old Mar. 31.
They are really good
',R. J. ANDREWS
& SON
R.R.3, Seaforth, Ont.
tier wedding cake made by Mrs.
Jack Duncan and Mrs. Glenn
McNaughton, Toronto. Mrs, Ray
Artiisten, .Unionville, Mrs, ''Clar-
ence McNaughton, Hensall., and
Miss Ruth 141eNaughton, Toron-
to, served, Those attending were
from Toronto, Unionville, Lou'
don, Exeter, Grand Bend, Kirk -
ton, Elimville, Hensall and I{.ip-
pen.
HENSALLMr. and Mrs. Howard Scane
Lt. Brian Bell -Irving of the and family spent the weekend
o.
Royal Canadian Navy, Victoria, with . Letitiat in SaTongster
B.C., who accompanied a cony -
Mrs.
Sangster and
Mrs. Victor Stan and Jitemie of
any of Flt Cadets to London,
visited last Thursday with Mrs.
C. Cook. Lt. Bell -Irving who is
married to Carolyn Chellew,
formerly of Los Angeles, Cal,;
a granddaughter of Mrs. C.
Cook, expects to leave for Eur-
ope in the near future.
Euchre and Dance
Walton Community Hall
Friday, April 1
Ken Wilbee's Orchestra
Last euchre of the season
ANCESEASTER DANCE-
Sponsored
ponsored by Seaforth Agri-
cultural Society in Community
Centre
MONDAY, APRIL 11
Wilbee's Orchestra
Admission 50c
play
" Where Is Grandma"
Presented by Varna W. A.
In Brucefield United Church
THURS. MAR, 31st at 8.15 p.m.
Sponsored by the Choir
Admission 50o and 25c
Conte to the Seaforth
Women's Institute
Euchre & Dance
FRIDAY, APR. 1
In Community Centre
This will be the last of the
series of Euchres
Euchre starts sharp at 8.30
Dancing to Norris Orch.
Donuts and coffee served
All ladies bring sandwiches
please
Admission 50e per person
Miss Mary Catharine Row-
land, Reg. N., London, and Miss
Lorraine Rowland, Kitchener,
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack MaIver..
Greg. Morris, Port Credit,
with Mr, and Mrs. T. Morris,
Martin Purcell, Guelph, with
itIr. and Mrs. T. Purcell
Miss Kathleen Roach and Miss
Mary Holland, London, at their
homes here.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Murray and
son Greg., London, and Miss
Mary Lou McQuaid, Goderich,
with Mr, and Mrs. Janes E. Mc-
Quaid.
There will be a repeat perfor-
mance of the play, "Arsenic and
Old Lace," in the parish • hall
here on Friday evening. It is al-
so being presented in Kinkora
hall on Wednesday evening.
London were recent visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Len Noakes.
Complimenting Mr, and Mrs.
Lorne McNaughton on their
35th wedding anniversary, mem-
bers of their family gathered at
their home where a social even-
ing was spent in playing pro-
gressive euchre. Refreshments
were served.
Mrs. A. W, Kerslake pleas-
antly entertained the members
of the Arnold Circle Evening
Auxiliary at her home last week,
The president, Mrs. Mary Hilde-
brandt, presided over the open-
ing exercises, Miss Carol Brown
favored with a piano solo. Mrs.
(Rev.) W. J. Rogers iias the
guest speaker. giving a very in-
teresting address. Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Mrs. Glenn Deitz was able to
return home after receiving
treatment in South Huron Hos-
pital, Exeter, where she was a
patient for several days.
District Deputy Pres., Mrs.
Anne Henderson of Seaforth
will make her official visit at
Amber Rebekah Lodge, Hensall,
on Wednesday, April Gth.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex McMurtrie
of Toronto, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. John McMur-
trie, and attended the funeral of
their brother, Mr. Hugh McMur-
trie.
SEAFORTH BEAT
BY WOODSTOCK
Woodstock Warriors defeated
Seaforth Baldwins 11-1 here last
Wednesday night in the third
game of their best of seven Jun-
ior B OHA group finals.
The Baldwins, who won the
first two games of the series by
close scores, were off form and
if it hadn't been for the fine
goal -tending of Ron Salter the
score might have been a lot
higher.
Gene Diotte in the Wood-
HIBBERT
The hone of Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne McNaughton, Hibbert, was
the scene of a delightful affair
when the members of their fam-
ily and immediate relatives
gathered at their home to honor
thein on the occasion of their
35th wedding anniversary. Mem-
bers of the family presented
them wih a television set; rela-
tives gave them a table lamp;
and their granddaughter. Bar-
bara Duncan of Toronto, gave a
stainless kitchen set. Clarence
McNaughton of Hensall read the
address; and presentations were
made by Glenn McNaughton and
Jack Duncan, Toronto, and Ray
Ormsten, Unionville.
Winners at progressive euchre
were Mrs. Alex McBeath, Kip -
pen: Mrs. Gilbert Johns, Elim-
ville; Clarence McNaughton,
Hensall: Alfred Hunkin, Exeter,
The evening concluded with a
lunch, which included a three -
Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association
"Where Better Bulls
Are Used"
EARL TRELFORD, Tara,
with his 4H Club calf,
sired by Braedoon Lancer.
This calf was champion 411
Club calf at Walkerton
Christmas Fair, There
were 74 entries out of 4
counties from 25 calf
clubs, It is interesting to
note that the next two
calves were also by Wat-
erloo bulls and were
shown by the Schmidt
family of Mildmay.
The use of our services will give you calves capable
of winning honors similar to those won by Earl Trelford if
fed and cared for in the right way.
Use our bulls to get good breeding in your livestock and
then feed and care for them for efficient production.
The cost of our service is modest. We are a co-operative non-
profit organization. Life membership $5.00
$55.00 per cow for members
$6.00 per cow for nonmembers
For service call Clinton 542 between:
7.30 & 10.00 A.M. week days
7.30 & 9.30 A.M. Sundays & Holidays
For further information, send in the coupon below.
Please call at my farm to give further information on your
Artificial Insemination service, This will not obligate me
in any way:
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ADDRESS
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Concession
Lot No
stock nets turned in a good job
although he had much less work
to do than Satter. Diottee also
got good protection from a hard-
working defence.
The Warriors got off to a fast
2-0 'start in the first frame on
goals by Wayne Richardson,
Carl Hatt and Ted McDonnell.
McDonnell, Platt and Bob Hull
added three more in the second
period.
IKevin Bell, of the Baldwins,
spoiled a shutout bid at 2.18
of the final frame on a solo
effort. The Warriors however.
came right back and added to
their total on goals by Matt
Ravlich, Glen 17niae, Ron Blair
and two by Hull.
A crowd of 1,200 witnessed
the contest.
W00DSTOCIK—Goal, Diotte;
defence, Richardson, Thompson;
centre, Coletti; wings, Blair, Mc-
Donnell; subs, Ravlich, Erison,
Hull, Hatt, Uniac, Ziegler.
EAFORTII—Goal, R. Salter;
defence, Barton, Sawyer; cen-
tre, McPherson; wings, Saone,
Shantz; subs, McIlwain, Muir, T.
Salter, Chalk, Vena, Bell, Lock -
ridge, Elliott.
First Period
1—Woodstock, Richardson 4.50.
2—Woodstock, Hatt (Hull, Fai-
son) 6.20.
3—Woodstock, McDonnell 7.56.
Penalties—Blair 1.23, Barton
6.43.
Second Period
4—Woodstock, McDonnell (Co-
letti) '7,47.
5—Woodstock, Hatt (Erison)
13.06.
6—Woodstock, Hull (H a tt)
16.35.
Penalties—Chalk 5.23, Blair
8.20, Richardson 10.17, Eri-
son 10,46, McPherson 13.59,
Blair 14.42, Elliott 19.04, 03e11
18.58.
Third Period
7—Seaforth, Bell 2,18.
8—Woodstock, Ravlich 7.48.
0—Woodstock, Uniac (Erison)
9.34.
10 -Woodstock, Blair '(McDon-
nel1, Richardson) 12.26.
11—Woodstock, Hull (Erison,
Hatt) 16.50.
12—Woodstock, Hull (Ravlich)
17.44.
Penalties — Thompson .25,
Hull 8.50 (major), Vena 3.50
.(major and match miscon-
duct), Hatt 4.50, Uniac 5.25,
McPherson 5.25, Blair 14,31,
Barton (14.44, Sawyer 18.21,
R. Salter 18.58 served by
Sawyer) .
Seaforth lost at Woodstock on
Friday night by 4-0. The best
of 7 series is tied at two games
each, with the next game at Sea -
forth Wednesday night of this
week.
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First Presbyterian
Church
Rev. D. Glenn Campbell
Minister.
10 A.M,—Church School and
Bible Class
11 A.M.
"The Worldly Church"
7 P.M.
"The Maker of Men"
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TIIE SEAFOl1,T H NIIWS—Thursday, Mareln 31, 1955
egent
Theatre
THURS. FRI. SAT. THE MAN FROM THE ALAMO
GLENN FORD - JULIA ADAMS (teelmicoloi )
Out of Texas' bravest hole' calve the man they Called
"Tho Coward"
MON. TUES. WELD. MARTIN LUTHER
MALL MacGINNIS
The Man who changed the World Forever
THURS. FRI. SAT. FRANCIS JOINS THE "WAGS"
DONALD O'CONNOR - JULIA ADAMS
New Bandmaster At Bruss
John A. Gilbert, A.R.C.M„ of
Brantford, has succeeded A. C,
Robinson of London, as director
of Brussels Boys and Girls Band.
He is ,director of music for the
els Brantford Boys Band, the Brant-
ford Memorial Concert Band
and conductor of the new Brant-
ford Symphony Orchestra. Mr,.
Gilbert cane to 'Canada from
England about 18 months ago.
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