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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1950-03-09, Page 4SPORTSHORTS The Mitchell Legionaires became Intermediate B victors by win- ning a fast hard hitting hockey game on Saturday, March 4, downing Sea - forth 7-3. K. McNairn was the goal getter for Mitchell by scoring three, Weber was right behind him with two. Bill O'Shea got two of Seaforth's. There were fourteen penalties during the game, Nicholson topped the parade with four. At the end of the 1st per- iod, Mitchell 3, Seaforth 1; 2nd period, Mitchell 5, ,Seaforth 1; 3rd period, Mitchell 7, Seaforth 3. Juveniles played Kincardine on Friday night, score 12-3 for Kincar- dine. The return game, Saturday night at Seaforth, resulted 4-1 for Kincardine, who became W.O.A.A. Juvenile winners, DUNCAN CUP The Duncan Cup play-offs were held Saturday morning March 4. The Hawks won the close game by de- feating the Bruins 7-3. The champ- ions will be given a banquet in the near future. PEEWEES The Red Wings were champions in the Peewee League by winning a •close 3-2 victory over the Rangers. With more than 200 entries in hand, Clinton Badminton Club invi- Mr. D. P. O'Hetu•n writing in Saturday Night claims. that "con- ditierr have improved" since the Ontario Government, opened it variety iir liquor outlets five �•cr.r+ ee.e. Everyone will wish that lir. IV/learn hail told us about ictin•o ed condition,,. Be- ,..me.e of an enormously increased , nn-.umpt.knt of alcoholic beverages sur ,a,aclusian had been that con- dition,a were worsening not im- "rnvinir In Outeri°. Our conclu- sion still is that with more drink- ing there is hound to be more trouble.--Adwt. ZOth Annual St. Patrick's Night Novelty Party LOOI3Y'S HALL. DCIILIN FRIDAY, MARCH 17 h'e11111•i14 Earl Heywood and Darn Dance Gang flats, horns anti novelties, Celebrate SI. Patrick's Night. in Dublin where you will meet all your Trish friends. young and old Dancing 10 to 1 amt. Spot Dance Prize TH4 SIi;AFORTI-I NEW and Saturday evenings of this Week, March 10.11, The Tournament is authorized. by Western Ori tario Iladntiitton Anger'! (tion, by whom the draw is being. - ' opera ttd A feature of Satatday evening's s play will be an "A" badminton ew,hr bitton match between Ontario's top teams, followed by an informal dance. Badminton enthusiasts are wel- come to witness the play during the Tournament. Players taking part are from the following clubs; Men Ladies Total 4 tation "B" Tournament will be stag- ed on six courts in the new Recrea- tion Centre (formerly the drill hall) at RCAF Station, Clinton, on Friday Kineardtne Bayfield Exeter . Seaforth Stratford Clinton 6 10 6 1 7 10 6 16 6 4 10 15 15 80 15 9 24 SG 41 97 HARLOCK Mrs. Albert Vodden - Funeral services were held alt the Boll and Mutch Funeral Home, .High St., Clinton, on Saturday, Feb, 25, 1050. for Lydia Irene Ferris, be- loved wife of Albert Vodden, Blyth. Rev, W. J. Rogers of Blyth united Church officiated and interment fol- lowed in Clinton Cemetery, Pallbearers were William Lovett, Ira Rapson, Grant and Harry Snell, Derwin Carter and Arthur Hayward. Flower hearers were Walter Bewley, Edward Bell and 1•Iarolil Ferris. 14rs. Vodden, youngest daughter of the late Robert Ferris and Lydia Jenkins, was born in Hallett Town- ship, and had spent her entire' life - lime in the Hullett and Blyth area. Following- her marriage she and iter ltnsl,and had taken up farming near Lelide:d ero and continued to reside there till last October when they re- tired and moved to Blyth, leaving the farm on account of Mrs. Vod- den's poor health. Mrs, Vodden was identified with Blyth United Church, Mrs, Vodden had suffered for over a year with a heart ailment but had only been seriously i11 for four days when her death occurred in Clinton Public Hospital on Thursday after - loon, February 28, 10 Juni 19911 Mrs, Vodden was united lit marriage with her hus- band. Albert W Vodden, who sur - V n sur- vives. is surviving are A illyl tit lVto bro. ), s 3 Provost, Chet Bert .Ferris, 1 tot Alta., r t. and Rees Ferris on the honustead, Hullett Township and three sisters, Ida, 1415, W. lis Bell, Hullett; .l4clna, Mrs, E. S. Knechtel, London; and 'Gertrude, Mrs. Joseph Bewley, Mor- ris Township. Among those from a distance who were present for the funeral were Mrs. Vodden's sister, Mrs. N. 8. ICnechtel, Landon. and 'Mr. Vod- den's brother, Ernest Vodden, Woad- hani, and sister, Mrs. H, R. Ninmto, Toronto. We wish to extend sincere syrn- pathv to all the sisters and brothers and friends. We were sorry to hear of the death of Miss Jean Hamilton of Clinton, but formerly of this com- munity, and wish to extend sincere sympathy to her sister, Mrs. Annie Leiper of Harlock, and Miss Agnes Leiper of Clinton and all the friends. Mr. and Mrs, James Scott and family, formerly of Toronto, moved last week to the faint they recently purchased from Mrs. Albert Brig- ham, We wish them every success of their new !'atm, They have been Hy- inc for about nine months. with Mr, and Mrs, Leo Watt. STANLEY Twin Schools' Farm Forum review night took the form of a social even- ing which was held at the home of Mr. and lVTrs. Bert Dunn, Jr, The evening• wt's spent 10 trokinole and ' euchre. The prize winners were Indies 1st, Mrs, Bert Greer, consola- tion, \Its. Harvey Rohner; men 1st, Bert Dunn, consolation, Hareey Boh- ner. A delicious lunch brought the evening to a close. 10 Ways To Get A Husband Girls, follow the rules on "llow to Get a Husband", in The American Weekly, with this Sunday's (March 12) issue of Detroit Sunday Times and you will be married in 00 days, promises Dr, Frederick J. Bailey. 111 a n m u 11 a, 111111,1111 a 1111 11 11 11 1111111 n,n 1111111111111 a, a 111 a a,,,, a 11111„i„111,111111111111111,1111111111111111111111111u m 1111,,,,,1111 Operetta: TOM SAWYER Presented by the Seaforth Public School Thurs. & Fri., Mar. 9 and 10 8.15 PM In the HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Tickets may be purchased from pupils Reserved tickets can be bought at the Crown Hardware FREE PARKING ,,,,,,,,, x,1111u,,,, x,1111,,, n 11 11,111111„11,11,11 a 1111 a 11111111 n 111111,111111,,,,,, 1 11111111,,,1111111,11,111111111111111111111111111111111111.1/1.1. THURSOAY, MARGkl 9, 1049 • VagarifigiagaWinkatMik TII�EAY i E SL'Jt' FOItTli +If ENT IN i'eX'IiNu of 0 Ii "1tAl1YCAD]t)N”I•' ti !illi 1 1 131. l 'r all Deward A 1t Ilia ul Di n' - r Doll' Arni Myth Comm; iltre or No -ah ors mleeh, at aaartere t.ivou Wild an the West can make 14 A spitfire al a girl n Lorne he had to capture MON, TUNS. W13D "ARCO 01 TRIUMPH” with Ingrki Dorman - Charles Boyer Essentially "Arch of Trlumpli" mounts a picture or titan prelude to the lust writ, in terms of Individuals ND= ruwts I`1tI, SAT "COLORADO 'TERRITORY" with Joel bI Gien and Virginia Mayo Plenty of action, a story of a soft-hearted Fast -drawing, outlaw, notorious In the middle border states in the 1870'R Coining': "A Woman's Secret" w•itlt Maureen O'Hara - Melvin Douglas Schneider Orpheus Male Choir 45 Male Voices directed by Paul I3e1'g Appearing At The PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Seaforth Tuesday, March 14th 8.30 p.m. Admission: Adults 50e. .Children 25c—scan be purchased at church night of concert)• THIRD ANNUAL SEED FAIR Sponsored by Huron County Crop Improvement Association Friday and Saturday, March 10 and 11 Clinton Collegiate Institute $500.00 In Prizes Educational Displays Specials and Trophies Special Programs Friday evening and Saturday 'afternoon. Auction Sale of 10 -bushel Lots of Grain Saturday afternbon Junior Seed Judging Competition Saturday morning Everyone Welcome Admission Free Entries close March 7, 7950 laiatealeavveaves INiffTilhJI ,i',,w!///ff,///f r�E IPITTAtaIA" 0t Right from its distinc- tive new hood orna- ment on back, this new Futuramic "76" is a re- fined car. Its interiors are newly styled ... its great, powerful Body by Fisher has been further strengthened . . . and its smooth and silent Big Six Engine is a marvel of efficiency. See the Oldsmobile "76"—for sure! Hydra -Melia Drive oatmeal ra edea opal. The NE T11 4 0.4 - ACT/ON PACED o3 �?tijJl win /,.4(10:111 iserreitete AF RT Smartness , . . smoothness , . . new standout value mark the 1950 Oldsmobile "88"! Futuramic styling—with dazzling new features from grille to rear deckl Panoramic visibility—smart new interior styling! "Rocket" Engine response—"Rocket" Engine smoothness— remarkable "Rocket" economy! And now—paired with "Rocket" Engine power—is Oldsmobile's new, ultra -smooth Whirlaway Hydra -Matic Drive, See it today! r a-2809 'ORS Plan Now To Attend The Big 0111(01011 Opening 1)? THE: SEAFORTH & DISTRICT MEMORIAL COMMUNITY CENTRE THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY MARCH MARCH MARCH 23 24 25 EN'rl1tl9 NET PROCEEDS TO FIIOLP PAY FOR THE Artificial Ice Plant '1'O 13E IN OPERATION FOR THE OPENING THURSDAY NIGHT - MAR• 23rd LEGION MEMORIAL DEDICATION SERVICE one of t :nlaikc, rw.einis, (war heroes will given short address. and assisted 1'y h,ctil clergy, will officially dedicate the centre. — DRAW FOR THREE LUCKY DOOR PRIZES — MONSTER "COSTUME CARNIVAL" PRIZES FON Cn i'rt'MI - RACES - 0RAI Nl 1 L SKATING 0 PWO TOP hl.1t111' ill' RI, ESQ1'It A0'1'it 1'8 ON SKATES 0 DANt'INC1 IN TIIE NE\V ASSEMBLY Il.\LI. FRIDAY NIGHT - MARCH 24th o HOCKEY NIGHT ' irettitl It iti,,i' lttlt•ltey gnitn'swith font' prominent Ontario teams participating OFFICIAL OPENING OF ARENA Foaming top representatives of I3ept. of Agriculture, Ontario Hockey Association. and iti,uiber•s of Parliament — DRAW FOR THREE MORE LUCKY DOOR PRIZES — DANCING 10,00 to 1.00 _ GOOD 1'IUS1C Assess SATURDAY NIGHT - MAR. 25th FEATURING THE KITCHENER SKATING (LU13 IN A MAMMOTH �``,, "ICFL OL.LIES" BEAUTIFUL C0STU14IES — TALENTED ARTISTS DRAW FOR FOUR EIG LUCKY DOOR PRIZES DANCING 'TIL MIDNIGHT TO GOOD MUSIC WATCH NEXT WEEK'S PAPER FOR COMPLETE PROGRAM DETAILS • SEAFORTH & DISTRICT MEMORIAL COMMUNITY CENTRE SPORTSHORTS The Mitchell Legionaires became Intermediate B victors by win- ning a fast hard hitting hockey game on Saturday, March 4, downing Sea - forth 7-3. K. McNairn was the goal getter for Mitchell by scoring three, Weber was right behind him with two. Bill O'Shea got two of Seaforth's. There were fourteen penalties during the game, Nicholson topped the parade with four. At the end of the 1st per- iod, Mitchell 3, Seaforth 1; 2nd period, Mitchell 5, ,Seaforth 1; 3rd period, Mitchell 7, Seaforth 3. Juveniles played Kincardine on Friday night, score 12-3 for Kincar- dine. The return game, Saturday night at Seaforth, resulted 4-1 for Kincardine, who became W.O.A.A. Juvenile winners, DUNCAN CUP The Duncan Cup play-offs were held Saturday morning March 4. The Hawks won the close game by de- feating the Bruins 7-3. The champ- ions will be given a banquet in the near future. PEEWEES The Red Wings were champions in the Peewee League by winning a •close 3-2 victory over the Rangers. With more than 200 entries in hand, Clinton Badminton Club invi- Mr. D. P. O'Hetu•n writing in Saturday Night claims. that "con- ditierr have improved" since the Ontario Government, opened it variety iir liquor outlets five �•cr.r+ ee.e. Everyone will wish that lir. IV/learn hail told us about ictin•o ed condition,,. Be- ,..me.e of an enormously increased , nn-.umpt.knt of alcoholic beverages sur ,a,aclusian had been that con- dition,a were worsening not im- "rnvinir In Outeri°. Our conclu- sion still is that with more drink- ing there is hound to be more trouble.--Adwt. ZOth Annual St. Patrick's Night Novelty Party LOOI3Y'S HALL. DCIILIN FRIDAY, MARCH 17 h'e11111•i14 Earl Heywood and Darn Dance Gang flats, horns anti novelties, Celebrate SI. Patrick's Night. in Dublin where you will meet all your Trish friends. young and old Dancing 10 to 1 amt. Spot Dance Prize TH4 SIi;AFORTI-I NEW and Saturday evenings of this Week, March 10.11, The Tournament is authorized. by Western Ori tario Iladntiitton Anger'! (tion, by whom the draw is being. - ' opera ttd A feature of Satatday evening's s play will be an "A" badminton ew,hr bitton match between Ontario's top teams, followed by an informal dance. Badminton enthusiasts are wel- come to witness the play during the Tournament. Players taking part are from the following clubs; Men Ladies Total 4 tation "B" Tournament will be stag- ed on six courts in the new Recrea- tion Centre (formerly the drill hall) at RCAF Station, Clinton, on Friday Kineardtne Bayfield Exeter . Seaforth Stratford Clinton 6 10 6 1 7 10 6 16 6 4 10 15 15 80 15 9 24 SG 41 97 HARLOCK Mrs. Albert Vodden - Funeral services were held alt the Boll and Mutch Funeral Home, .High St., Clinton, on Saturday, Feb, 25, 1050. for Lydia Irene Ferris, be- loved wife of Albert Vodden, Blyth. Rev, W. J. Rogers of Blyth united Church officiated and interment fol- lowed in Clinton Cemetery, Pallbearers were William Lovett, Ira Rapson, Grant and Harry Snell, Derwin Carter and Arthur Hayward. Flower hearers were Walter Bewley, Edward Bell and 1•Iarolil Ferris. 14rs. Vodden, youngest daughter of the late Robert Ferris and Lydia Jenkins, was born in Hallett Town- ship, and had spent her entire' life - lime in the Hullett and Blyth area. Following- her marriage she and iter ltnsl,and had taken up farming near Lelide:d ero and continued to reside there till last October when they re- tired and moved to Blyth, leaving the farm on account of Mrs. Vod- den's poor health. Mrs, Vodden was identified with Blyth United Church, Mrs, Vodden had suffered for over a year with a heart ailment but had only been seriously i11 for four days when her death occurred in Clinton Public Hospital on Thursday after - loon, February 28, 10 Juni 19911 Mrs, Vodden was united lit marriage with her hus- band. Albert W Vodden, who sur - V n sur- vives. is surviving are A illyl tit lVto bro. ), s 3 Provost, Chet Bert .Ferris, 1 tot Alta., r t. and Rees Ferris on the honustead, Hullett Township and three sisters, Ida, 1415, W. lis Bell, Hullett; .l4clna, Mrs, E. S. Knechtel, London; and 'Gertrude, Mrs. Joseph Bewley, Mor- ris Township. Among those from a distance who were present for the funeral were Mrs. Vodden's sister, Mrs. N. 8. ICnechtel, Landon. and 'Mr. Vod- den's brother, Ernest Vodden, Woad- hani, and sister, Mrs. H, R. Ninmto, Toronto. We wish to extend sincere syrn- pathv to all the sisters and brothers and friends. We were sorry to hear of the death of Miss Jean Hamilton of Clinton, but formerly of this com- munity, and wish to extend sincere sympathy to her sister, Mrs. Annie Leiper of Harlock, and Miss Agnes Leiper of Clinton and all the friends. Mr. and Mrs, James Scott and family, formerly of Toronto, moved last week to the faint they recently purchased from Mrs. Albert Brig- ham, We wish them every success of their new !'atm, They have been Hy- inc for about nine months. with Mr, and Mrs, Leo Watt. STANLEY Twin Schools' Farm Forum review night took the form of a social even- ing which was held at the home of Mr. and lVTrs. Bert Dunn, Jr, The evening• wt's spent 10 trokinole and ' euchre. The prize winners were Indies 1st, Mrs, Bert Greer, consola- tion, \Its. Harvey Rohner; men 1st, Bert Dunn, consolation, Hareey Boh- ner. A delicious lunch brought the evening to a close. 10 Ways To Get A Husband Girls, follow the rules on "llow to Get a Husband", in The American Weekly, with this Sunday's (March 12) issue of Detroit Sunday Times and you will be married in 00 days, promises Dr, Frederick J. Bailey. 111 a n m u 11 a, 111111,1111 a 1111 11 11 11 1111111 n,n 1111111111111 a, a 111 a a,,,, a 11111„i„111,111111111111111,1111111111111111111111111u m 1111,,,,,1111 Operetta: TOM SAWYER Presented by the Seaforth Public School Thurs. & Fri., Mar. 9 and 10 8.15 PM In the HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Tickets may be purchased from pupils Reserved tickets can be bought at the Crown Hardware FREE PARKING ,,,,,,,,, x,1111u,,,, x,1111,,, n 11 11,111111„11,11,11 a 1111 a 11111111 n 111111,111111,,,,,, 1 11111111,,,1111111,11,111111111111111111111111111111111111.1/1.1. THURSOAY, MARGkl 9, 1049 • VagarifigiagaWinkatMik TII�EAY i E SL'Jt' FOItTli +If ENT IN i'eX'IiNu of 0 Ii "1tAl1YCAD]t)N”I•' ti !illi 1 1 131. l 'r all Deward A 1t Ilia ul Di n' - r Doll' Arni Myth Comm; iltre or No -ah ors mleeh, at aaartere t.ivou Wild an the West can make 14 A spitfire al a girl n Lorne he had to capture MON, TUNS. W13D "ARCO 01 TRIUMPH” with Ingrki Dorman - Charles Boyer Essentially "Arch of Trlumpli" mounts a picture or titan prelude to the lust writ, in terms of Individuals ND= ruwts I`1tI, SAT "COLORADO 'TERRITORY" with Joel bI Gien and Virginia Mayo Plenty of action, a story of a soft-hearted Fast -drawing, outlaw, notorious In the middle border states in the 1870'R Coining': "A Woman's Secret" w•itlt Maureen O'Hara - Melvin Douglas Schneider Orpheus Male Choir 45 Male Voices directed by Paul I3e1'g Appearing At The PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Seaforth Tuesday, March 14th 8.30 p.m. Admission: Adults 50e. .Children 25c—scan be purchased at church night of concert)• THIRD ANNUAL SEED FAIR Sponsored by Huron County Crop Improvement Association Friday and Saturday, March 10 and 11 Clinton Collegiate Institute $500.00 In Prizes Educational Displays Specials and Trophies Special Programs Friday evening and Saturday 'afternoon. Auction Sale of 10 -bushel Lots of Grain Saturday afternbon Junior Seed Judging Competition Saturday morning Everyone Welcome Admission Free Entries close March 7, 7950 laiatealeavveaves INiffTilhJI ,i',,w!///ff,///f r�E IPITTAtaIA" 0t Right from its distinc- tive new hood orna- ment on back, this new Futuramic "76" is a re- fined car. Its interiors are newly styled ... its great, powerful Body by Fisher has been further strengthened . . . and its smooth and silent Big Six Engine is a marvel of efficiency. See the Oldsmobile "76"—for sure! Hydra -Melia Drive oatmeal ra edea opal. The NE T11 4 0.4 - ACT/ON PACED o3 �?tijJl win /,.4(10:111 iserreitete AF RT Smartness , . . smoothness , . . new standout value mark the 1950 Oldsmobile "88"! Futuramic styling—with dazzling new features from grille to rear deckl Panoramic visibility—smart new interior styling! "Rocket" Engine response—"Rocket" Engine smoothness— remarkable "Rocket" economy! And now—paired with "Rocket" Engine power—is Oldsmobile's new, ultra -smooth Whirlaway Hydra -Matic Drive, See it today! r a-2809 'ORS