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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1953-02-26, Page 4O JUNIOR B Play -Offs FINAL HOME GAMES TONJTE - Feb. 26 Sarnia at Seaforth THURSDAY, MARCH 5th London at Seaforth NUF-SED Seaforth Lions Club Annual Farmers'Night FrJy 27, 7 p.m. (Turkey Dinner) Seaforth Community Centre Speaker HOA to a Ge CARDIN R Federal Minister of Agriculture Irl addition, an excellent programme has been arranged Tickets $2.50 each This meeting is open to the public and any one wishing a ticket may obtain one at any of the following Scott's Poultry Farm F. Kling's Store Turnbull & I3ryans Office Baldwin Hardware Homer Hunt at Seaforth Farmers Co-op. G. K. Holland, Dublin x C EY MONDAY, MARCH 2ND INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE — 7 P.M. SHARP WINTHROP vs MAIN ST. WINGHAM vs SEAFORTH W.O.O.A. FINALS — 9 P.M. Do you remember Seaforth and Wingham last year ! SUPPORT YOUR BANTAMS WALTON COMMI'NITY BALL Friday, Feb. 27 ;Music by Wilbee's Orchestra THE SEAPORT, NEWS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1953 WALTON The February meeting of the Walton W.BLS. and W.A, Group was held on Wednesday evening Feb. 18th at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Marks with 27 ladies in attendance. The president, Mrs. Ronald Bennett opened the meeting with a short poem after which the hymn "Breathe an ane Breath bf God" was sung. A prayer by Mrs, Bennett was followed With the scrip- ture reading from Philippians 2; 1- 14 by Mrs. Robert Kirkby. Mrs. Nel- son Marks read a poem entitled "Martha's Song", Mrs, Fern Patter- son gave the secretary's report and read a thankyou note. The treasur- er's report was read by Mrs, Frank Kirkby. During the business period, March 25th was the date set for a bazaar which will be held in the schoolroom of the Church. A splend- id topic entitled "Blessed are the Peacemakers'' was given by Mrs, George Dundas. The closing , hymn "Dear Lord and Father of Mankind" was followed by the "Mizpah Bene- diction". Mrs. George McArthur conducted several contests and lunch was served, by the hostas assisted by Mrs. Percy Holman, Mrs. Fern Patterson, Mrs. Lloyd Porter and Mrs. Nelson Marks, The next meet- ing will be held at the home of Mrs. Noble McCallum on March 11th. Miss Barbara Boycl got first class honours in Grade 2 theory. KIPPEN EAST The Kippeu East W. I. met at the home. of Mrs. Alex McGregor on Feb. 15th with Mrs, Stewart Pepper as co -hostess. A good attendance of members and visitors were present, it being grandmother's day• Mrs. H. McGregor was the winner for the oldest member, Mrs, Ross Broadfoot for the youngest and Mrs. W. H. McLean for one with most grand- children. Thenkyou cards were read from Mrs. R. Upshall and Mrs. Chas. Eyre. The motto on Monte and Country was well given by Miss Margaret McKay. A delightful piano solo was given by Mrs. Ken McKay. A demonstration by Singer Sewing Machine Co. was enjoyed by all. Mrs. H. -1'IcGregor gave a humorous reading. Plans were made for the next euchre and dance to be held on March Cth. Mrs. Ross Chapman gave a paper on club work, Mrs. I. For- syth gave the current events. Lunch was served by the hostess and lunch committee. SPORT SHORTS •Seaforth Baldwins coasted to a 54 victory over Sarnia in their Jun- ior "B" fixture with the Junior Sailors in the Sarnia Arena on Tuesday night. Seaforth has glimpsed . at three play-off series over the past week. All Seaforth teams entered in this year's O.H.A. and W.O.H.A. have 3 •i reached the semi-finals. Dn Thursday night the Seaforth Bantams took their second straight game from Milverton 4-1. This gives •Seaforth the semi-final play-off round which was a two -out -of -three encounter. The young locals are now waiting to encounter the semi- finalist winners in the Northern divisions. The second game on Thursday night was a tough contest for Sea - forth to lose, The local Junior's had. need for a victory over the Lou Balls. With a two -goal lead and four minutes to go the locals yielded twice under a blast of ;speed shown by London. Even in overtime while hemming the London cage, Seaforth couldn't gain the equalizer or win- ner. Saturday night the :Seaforth Ju- veniles lost to Lucan 10-2. It elimin- ates Seaforth from W.O.A.A. Ju- venile finals. In Industrial League semi-finals, St. Columban Irish were put out of championship running, 00- Monday, Egtnondville was able to take their second straight win. Winthrop and Merchants are still slugging it out for a final play-off entry, Each has one win. a f BRODHAGEN Rostock School and our School played another game of hockey on the local rink last Tuesday evening, the score was 17-7 in favor of George Wick of Rostock and Garry Sholdice were referees. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pushelberg and Ross and Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Pushelberg and fancily visited the former's daughter, Mr. and 31i'e, Gordon Johnston at Londesboro' re- cently. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Eickmeir, Roger and Gary of Detroit spent the weekend at the home of his pat- ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Eickmeir.' Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Woodward, Donna and Gay of Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Querengesser. Mr. and Mrs, Ed McKenzie and Randy of Detroit with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hoegy. Miss Ann Gillespie and Don Ahrens of Kitchener with Mr. tucc Mrs. Chas. Ahrens, ry,'+;:z12021M�' Seaforth Community Centre 11 This is the i •ggesl thing on Ice to hit Seaforth in years. 80 Figure Skaters from Seaforth and Stratford Stage Flood Lights Costumes Starring LORRAINE ODBERT WAYNE GRAHAM These two skaters are competing in Ottawa for Can, Championship NOWPt Addie Mt Teclruico AXING ----- rphy and l"iiith Ilomergun at' for action, suspense THE DUEL- THEATRE 6EAltOl-trlH hying you Ellis, king size Western in and excitement, 1>olt't Bliss seeing AT SILVER CREEK Nsot Alo v t 1, Tues.. Wet!• rotor Leavfortt. playboy and syondtiurlrt, e,uurot keep within hie million dollar income. Tho Monitor appoints Jaunt i.attrh ns its Lawyer Together they bring you the romantic story' of JUST 'rum ONCI: Next Thurs. Kiri, Sot. 'lilts hilarious story or army litre In the south Is brought to you un Technicolor by William ',nintlg,nt and Mush Gaynor. Thera is fun for nit ill this comedy — DOWN AMONG TnU SUOLTm;ItINU PALMS COMING — CARBINE WILLIAMS '._ You Get MORE for tl, ��' your r ,I 10 l'1lj� FOOTWEAR DOLLARWil; ft A L THEry WILLIS SII®E STORE The Little Store with the "Big Values" JUNIOR B HOCKEY To•Night, Thurs., Feb. 26, it's Sarnia at Seaforth Another 'Thriller . Sixth Annual SPONSORED 13Y Huron Couniy Soil and Crop Improvement Association TO 1317 HELD IN TIIR Clinton District Collegiate Institute, Clinton Friday and Saturday, kiar© & 7 $500.00 IN PRIZES Special Educational Displays Special Programmes, Friday evening and Saturday afternoon Junior Seed Judging Competition; Saturday morning All entries to be made at the Agricultural Office, Clinton, before Tuesday, March 3rd, 1953 Everybody Welcome Admission Free Orders should be in our hands this week They are stronger built, heavily reinforced with steel to •withstand any strain that may be put upon tliem. And they will pay for themselves the first two years of use on any good, properly -managed farm. Phone 667.-3 Seaforth and we can explain further on cost and construction Jon. E. Hugill Son x- - ''_=' 21.3111.12WmMMEDIMIN.W.I. R R 2 Seaforth n A "strong" Canada, today, is essential if we are to preserve our freedom, our own way of life. Freedom demands constant guard and effort by all who enjoy it. A "strong Canada" is the responsibility of all Canadians. Accountant, stenographer, typist ... cook, baker ... You can acquire one of these trades and "skills — and many more. Learn about the NEW enlarged opportunities for ADVANCEMENT for COOKS — learn about a trade that wilt give you a promising career. Free health services, generous pension plan, 30 days holiday a year — all combine to make Army service a sound career for bright young men who are good enough to make the grade. In the ROYAL CANADIAN ARMY SERVICE CORPS, the world will be your work shop. Korea, Germany and the far corners of Canada — the Service Corps goes wherever the Canadian Army goes. You can go with them, gain- ing experience in your trade udder interesting and, at tunes, exciting conditions. You are eligible if you are 17 to 45 years of age and able to meet Army test requirements. Applicants should bring birth certificates or other proof of age when reporting for interview. For full information apply right away or write to: No, 13 Personnel Depot, Wallis House, Rideau & Charlotte Sts., Ottawa, Ont. No, 5 Personnel Depot, Artillery Park, Bigot Street, Kingston, Ont. Canadian Army Recruiting Station, 90 Richmond St. W., Toronto, Ont. No, 7 Personnel Depot, Wolseley Barracks, Oxford & Elizabeth Sts., London, Ont, Army Recruiting Centre, 230 Main Street West, North Bay, Ont. Army Recruiting Centre, James St. Armoury, 200 James St. N. Hamilton, Ont. A944W.O