The Seaforth News, 1952-01-31, Page 4TIE SEAFoRT1 NEWS
WALTON
Mr. Richard Hoy, who bus been in
the Clinton Hospital fur the past
anonth, went to Hamilton to visit his
daughter. Isabel (Mrs. l:Ioolihan).
HULLETT
On Jan. 23 the Fireside Farm For-
um met at the home of Mr .and Mrs.
Robert Jamieson with 25 adults and
5 children present, After the broad-
cast a recreational period was con-
ducted by Miss Norma Dexter, Mrs.
Jamieson and Don Buchanan, Eu-
chre prize winners were, most games,
Mrs. George Hoggart and Wes Hog-
gart; lone hands,' Mrs. George Cart-
er and Harvey Taylor; consolation,
Miss Joyce Jewitt and Bill Dolmage.
Next week the group meets at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jowitt,
HEN$ALL
Rev. D. Sinclair,, of Caves Presby-
terian Church, Exeter, interni -mod-
erator, presided at the annual meet-
ing of Carmel Presbyterlan Church,
Hensall, on Thursday evening. Mrs.
W. R. Bell was appointed secretary
for the evening. Following the open-
ing exercises, the reports of the var-
ious organizations were given, which
were very, gratifying. Four members
were appointed to the Board of Man-
agement, namely Messrs. Garnet
Mousseaa, Russell Moore, Harold
Bell and Melville Glanville, Mr. Geo.
Tinnay resigned after being superin-
tendent of the Sabbath School. Mrs.
L. Baynham was appointed Record
Secretary. Mr, W, Jarrett and Mr.
Clark Kennedy were appointed au-
ditors for 1952.
Mrs. Edna Corbett visited recently
with her son-in-law and daughter Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Schroeder.
The Wohelo Class are holding a
crokinole party in the schoolroom of
the United Church on Tuesday even-
ing, Feb. 5. Please note the change
of date.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bell accomp-
anied by Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Brown
motored to Toronto on Wednesday
and attended the Icecapades there.
Rev. J. Fox of Brandon, Man., will
be inducted as minister of Carmel
Presbyterian Church, Hensall, at the
Induction service to be held hi the
church on Monday evening, Feb. 4.
Rev. Fox, Mrs. Fox and family are
expected to arrive in Hensall on
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Cooper of Kip -
pen accompanied by Mr's. Bertha
Moir and Mrs. Russell Broderick of
Hensall, spent the weekend in De-
troit
LONDESBORO
Miniature candles and candle-
holders marked the plays of the la-
dies of the Londesboro Bowling
League, at the banquet table, Tues -
evening, Jan. 22, in the British Ex-
change Hotel, Goderieh. After all en-
joyed a bounteous turkey supper,
Mrs. Brenton, acted as chairman
during the distribution of prizes.
Silver salt and pepper shakers were
given to the "Bluebirds" -.- high
team with 65 points. Members were
Doreen Armstrong (capt.l, Madeline
Radford, Mary Carter, Helen Lee,
3,1able Scott, Jean Caldwell. The sec-
ond highest teats "Hurricanes", with
61 points, Mary Miller (capt.),
Edythe Beacom, Lois Fell, Rose
Griese, None Pipe, Marion Riley, re-
ceiver. cornflower vases.
Jean Caldwell was the league's
most improved bowler. She raised
her Inst year's average by 25 points.
and was presented with a silver but-
ter dish. Mary Shobbrook, also was
given a similar silver butter dish for
the highest triple score of 1352, •
Gordon Radford of - Londeshorn.
donated a lovely trophy to be kept
by the lady with the highest single
sem". Mary Shobbrook captured
this, with her score of 310..
F.lhthe feorom was the recipient
of the beentifal Tom Allen trophy.
which will be inscribed each year
with the name of the lady who had
the hibrhe=t tv'era::e. Edvthe's aver-
e_'.e tris year was incl. She has had
the highest average every year since
the teatee organized in 19.15,
)Ix Brenton received a eup and
:uti•e r. Mrs. Les. Reid treas., and
Mrs. Watsnn Reid. sec., were each
given a eornflower vase in apprecia-
tion of the work done by them for
- the league.
Mame of the- members spent the
remainder of the evening' bowling.
EQMONDVILLE
"Egmondville River Rats view'
point on Industrial Hockey League"
It's funny that the Industrial
League always has a few points to
say against the Egmondville River
Rats, so I guess it's time, you heard
their side of the story. As to why
they aren't winning any games this
year, well it's like this: Their play-
ers are 'what their fans want them
to be, real honest -to -goodness, hon-
est players, even their "good goalie".
It's just this way, if the rest of the
five teams would stick to their play-
ers,
layers, that they first put on the ice at
the beginning of the Industrial
games, maybe they wouldn't be so
awful smart. Have the River Rats
put any new men, such as last year's
Intermediates or outsiders on their
team since they started? No. What
is the matter Winthrop? Scar-
ed of getting beat, eh? The other
teams, Bell's Foundry, Main Street,
Wanderers and St. Coluin:ban, all
seem to add a few different faces to
their side, JUST when they play
against Egniondville. Just goes to
show you the River Rats have got
what it takes, and could win too if
they decided to drag in a few stray
Intermediates, on their team. But
they are snaking a wonderful job of
their playing as it is (reason as be-
fore). They aro what people call a
real "sporting team" in hockey.
Three-quarters of the tredlt goes to
their good goalie, Harrold Rice, who
is right in there for you fellows and
doing a grand job.
John Flannery is doing a grand
job with his boys. Maybe they won't
win this year, bat ,believe me, look
out next year, they'll make the rest
of the teams look mighty darn sick.
Your fans are •right with you
River Rats, so keep upthe grand
work and shake hands with your
goalie, he is doing -a grand job for
you,
BRODHAGEN
The wedding took 'place on Jan
23, at St, Peter's Lutheran Church,
Brodhagen, of Marie Stohr and Ed-
ward Gersch, recent immigrants
from Czechoslovakia. Rev. W. Beck-
er officiated The (bride was given in
marriage by William Boyd of Me-
Killop, and Miss Sonya Stohr was
maid of honor. Mr. Carl Leonhardt
of McKillop was best man. The
wedding breakfast was at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, William Boyd, The
happy couple will reside on the
•groom's farm, r.r. 2, Walton.
Contract Barley
We are again contracting
acreage for the Canada Malt-
ing Co.
Seed will be available at our
warehouse.
Seaforth Farmers Co op
PHONE 9
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Tax Pre -Payment
Receipts For 1952
THE TOWN OF SEAFORTH WILL PAY 4 PER
CENT PER ANNUM UP TO AUGUST 31, 1952,
ON ALL PREPAID 1952 TAXES
Certificates and full particulars slay be obtained
from the Town Clerk's Office in the Town Hall
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EUCHRE - DANCE
In Hensall Town Hall
Friday, Feb. 8th
Sponsored by Kipper East W.I.
Euchre 8.30 sharp. Music by Des-
jardine's Orch. Adm. 75e. Ladies
please bring lunch
Lucky Lunch Prize
MAKE IT A DATE TO ATTEND
VALENTINE DANCE
Town Hall. Hensall
Friday, Feb. 15
Desjardine's Orch. Admission 75o
Sponsored by the North Group of
the Eastern Star No. 222. Lunch
booth in hall.
Proceeds for Exeter Hospital Fund
Industrial League
(odic
7 p.m.--Enmondville vs Wanderers
8.30 p.m.—Main St. Merchants vs
St. Cotumban
10 p.m. --»Winthrop vs Foundry
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