The Seaforth News, 1949-02-10, Page 3THURSDAY, FE,BRUAnv 10, 1940,
THE SEAFORTI,I NWS
YOUR FARM IMPROVEMENTS NOW
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BEPORE the busy season is on top of you, why.
not start completing those plans you have:been
making all year. Changes to your barn and build=
ijn';s, the installation of a new water system—and.
all those improvements you have been thinking
about?
Parm,Improvement Loans are designed to help you
make those changes. They are based on a plan to
meet your problems. Your local Dominion Bank
manager is ready to advise and help you. It will
pay, you to see him. 149'
• THE DOMINION BANK
Established 1891
SEA FORTH BRANCH — E. C. BOSWELL, MANAGER
THE MOST IMPORTANT QUESTION
IN THE WORLD
WHO WILL BE SAVED
All those who have put their trustin the blood of Christ and have
their sins forgiven.
Christ died on the cross in our room and stead—we are saved by
faith in His merits.
VHO-WILL BE LOST ?
All who have neglected God's free offer of salvation, and are lost
in their sins, not having trusted in Christ as their Saviour.
But to him that worketh not, but believeth on him that justifieth the
ungodly, his faith is counted for righteousness. Rom. 4:5'
Chas. E. Fuller P.O. Box 123, Los Angeles 53, Calif.
WERYBODY'S
BUSINESS
by
"How can I gain more confi-
dence?
Ag lin and again people
ask nle this question. So here
is the one suggestion that
will perhaps prove the most
helpful:
Develop outside interests
-es,pecially with other
people:
Invariably those who suf-
fer from shyness live too
much within themselves.
• And this is the real cause of
their trouble.
The best cure lies in mix-
ing more with people under
all conditions — especially in
group activities. It matters
little what these activities
may be: political organiza-
tions, church work, service
clubs — anything that gets
the individual outside him-
self.
In this way he becomes ab-
sorbed in what he is doing
while withother people.
Soon he learns to be at ease -
with them =- and to forget.
himself. His shyness vanishes.
If you have financial security
for the future, you will feel
more confident. Life insur-
ance offers the easiest, surest
way to achieve this . security
for yourself and your de-
pendents.
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Coming W.O.A.A. Int. Games
Friday—Dublin at Zurich
Saturday—Exeter vs Dublin in
Seaforth.
This finishes the .Dublin games in
the 1949 schedule.
SPORTS
(by Wally)
Hockey
•
Bosharts 5, Clinton 4
Clinton—Miller, goal; Schoenhals,
Colquhoun, defence; Goodhue, cen-
tre ;
entre; Strong, Hanley, wings; Counter,
Lee, Hayter, Andrews, McEwan,
Bartliff, Steepe, Neilans, alternates;
Woodcock, sub-goaler.
Seaforth—Pete Wilson, goal; Doc
Cameron, Jack Nicholson, defence;
Ed Wilson, centre;, Bill O'Shea,.Jack
Eisler, wings; Gus Boussey, A. Hilde-
brand, Geo. Hildebrand, Frank Sills,
Harold Knight, Lorne Dale, Ed. Me
Ivor, alternates.
Referee—Stan Smith, Stratford.
First Period
1—Seaforth, Wilson (Eisler), 12;
2—Seaforth, O'Shea, (Eisler, Wil-
son), 2:14; 3—Clinton, Colquhoun
(Goodhue) 4:30; 4 --Clinton, Lee
(H'ayter, Counter) 17:01.
Penalties—none.
Second Period
5—Seaforth, ,Silas ,(G. Hildebrand)
23:08; 6—Seaforth, Eisler (O'Shea,
Wilson), 28:23; 7—Clinton, Good-
hue (Colquhoun) 30:16.
Penalties—none.
Third Period
8—Clinton, Lee. (Counter) 55:18;
Penailtes — Bantli£f (fighting),
Eisler (tripping), Cameron (trip-
ping), Nicholson(slashing), A. Hilde-
brandt (tripping), Cameron (fight-
ing).
overtime Period
9-Seaforth, Geo. Hildebrandt (A.
Hildebrandt) 67:42.
Penalties—none.
:k * * *
Centralia 5, Seaforth 4.
Seaforth—Pete Wilson, goal; Cam-
eron, defence; Ed Wilson, centre;
O'Shea, Eisler, wings; Boussey,
Sills, A. Hildebrand, George Hilde-
brandt, L. Dale, McIver, H. Knight,
alternates.
Centralia - MacDonald, goal;
Pumple, Hprton, defence; Harris,
centre; Rhude, Cooke, wings; Shaw,
Corsleman, Millar, Turner, Quick -
fall, Anderson, Hallett, alternates;
McLeod; sub-goaler.
Referee—'Pat Baird, Stratford.
First Period
1—Seaforth, O'Shea ,(Eisler) 43:
2—Centralia, Pumple (Cook), 10:17;
3—Centralia, Anderson (Quiekfall),
11:34. .
Penalties—none.
Second Period
4 -Centralia, Anderson (Shaw),
30:15; 5—Seaforth, O'Shea (E.
Wilson), 34:38; 6—Seaforth, O'-
Shea (E. Wilson) 35:0.5; 7—Centra-
lia, Harris (Rhude) 35:20.
Penalties — Pumple (slashing),
Nicholson (tripping), Eisler (high -
sticking), A. Hildebrand (cross-
checking).
Third Period
8—Seaforth, Wilson (Eisler, O'-
Shea), 48:57; 9—Centralia, Rhude
(Qookee) 5'2:16
Penalties — Turner (roughing),
Cook(interference), Cameron (trip -
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Every single one of us, therefore, has a very personalinterestin the flow
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We should appreciate, then, the co-operative efforts of government,
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Our 'Way of Life Rewarde
Trained ,runts
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Ontario workers know they can earn
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to live.
•
ping), Nicholson' (interference), Wil-
son (10 min. misconduct, match mis-
conduct).
K. �. * *.
0.H,A. Int. 'B' Standing
(up to Feb,7).
WTLF A
Milverton , . 11 0 0 98 42.
Mitchell . . 5 '1 2 51 40
Wellesley. . 5 0 4 58 51
C. R. S. . , 4 1 2 52 37
Seaforth . , 3 -1 7 60 83
Centralia . . 3 1 4 46 51
Clinton . . 2 0 7 50 75
Goderich' 0 0 7 33 62
** * *
Coming 0.H.A. Int. 'B' Games.
Pts
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11
10
9
7
7
4
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Friday-C.R.S. at Wellesley
Goderich at Clinton
Saturday—Milverton at Mitchell
Monday—Wellesley at Clinton
Seaforth at Goderich
Tuesday—Clinton at Goderich
Milverton at C.R.S.
Wednesday—Mitchell at C.R.S.
Several 'postponed games will also
be played during the week,
* * *
Wingham Juv. 7, Seaforth 5.
Seaforth-Goal, Baker; defence,
D. Muir, Evafs; centre, Broome;
wings, J. Muir, Doig; subs, Rennie,
Malone, D. Dale, McKindsey, R.
Dale.
Wingham—Goal, Sangster • de-
fence, Ganimage, Watson; centre,
Hilbert; wings, Hopper, Rhiel; subs,
Stainton, Merkley, Brophy, cMil-
lan, Jewell, Welwood, Hain.
First •Period
1—Wingliam, Jewell 3:02
2—Wingham, McMillan (Welwood)'
5:46.
3—Wingham, Brophy (Merkley) 18:
20. Penalties-Gainmage, Muir, Ren-
nie, Evans, Watson, McKindsey.
Second Period •
4—Seaforth, Rennie 2:45
5—Wingham', Welwood 5:22
6—Seaforth, Evans 5:45
'7—Seaforth, Doig 12:25
8—Seaforth, Malone 12:45
9—Wingham, McMillan (Jewell) 15:
50. Penalties—Gammage, Evans.
Third Period
10—Wingham, Jewell (McMillan)
2:50
11—Wingham, Welwood (McMillan)
8:46
12—Seaforth, Broome 16:06
Penalty—Jewell.
* * * *
Juveniles Downed by Kincardine
IThe Seaforth Juveniles went down
to defeat on Friday night when they
hooked up with Kincardine in a
scheduled W.O.A.A. Juvenile game.
This game was played in Kincardine:
The score at .the final whistle was
Kincardine,* * 14, Seaforth 4.
Dublin 5, Zurich 3.
Dublin Curtin, s goal; Costello,
F, O'Connor, defence; Messenger,
centre; Wilson;' Woods, wings; Stag,
Wallace, 7. Malone, Bruer, Staple-
ton, Joe O'Connor, Broome, Jack
Malone, Baker, alternates.
Zurich—Armstrong, goal; Middle
-
bolts, Turkein, ' defence; McKinley,
centre; Dicker, O'Brien, wings; W.
O'Brien, J. Robertson, Heimerich,
Charleton, Ktucker, Weido, Parkins,
alternates.
Referee "Farmer" McFadden,
Seaforth.
First Period
1—Zurich, McKinley, 2:10; 2—Dub-
lin, Baker (Costello), 2:30; 3—Dub-
lin, F. O'Connor, 3:35; 4—Dublin,
Mesenger (F. O'Connor), 6:20.
Penalties Baker, F. O'Connor.
Second Period
5—Zurich, C. Decker (D. 0'-.
Brien), 24:40,
Penalties -none.
Third Period
6—Dublin, Woods (Messenger),
93:55; 7—Dublin , Wilson (Mes-
senger), 41:50. 8—Zurich, Decker
(O'Brien), 52:05.
Penalties—Woods, F. O'Connor,
Parkins.
* *
Dublin 4, Exeter 4,
Dublin—Curtin, goal; Costello,
F. O'Conner, defence; Messenger,
centre; Wilson, Woods, wings; Sta-
pleton, Wallace, Stag, Malone, J. O'-
Connor, Baker, alternates.
Exeter—Smith, goal; Shaw, Rysk-
man, defence; Tighe, centre; Lawson,
Steir, wings; Penhale, Musser, R.
Tuckey, Cain, Mason, B. Tuckey,
Whilsnith, alternates.
Referee—Van Horne, London.
First Period
1—Dublin, 7. O'Connor •(Staple-
ton), 5:50; 2—Exeter, Musser (R.
Tuckey), 14:43; 3—Exeter, R. Tuc-
key (Shaw), 15:40; 4—Exeter,
Ryckman (B, Tuckey), 16:32; 5—
Dublin, Messenger (Woods), 17:50.
Penalty—Penhrale.
Second Period
6—Dublin, Wilson (Messenger),
39:06.
Penalties—Penhale, Whilsmith.
Third Period
7—Exeter, Cann, 40:25; 8—Dub-
1in,Messenger (Woods), 41:39.
Penalties—none.
Overtime
No scoring
Penalty --J. O'Connor.
Attention Farmers
THE HURON COUNTY SEED FAIR
Will be held
FRIDAY, MAR. 11TH & SATURDAY, MAR. 12TH
in
Clinton Collegiate Institute
in Clinton
$500 in Prizes — Trophies
Junior Seed Judging • Good Programme
Small Seeds & 10 Bushel lots must be
accompanied by a grade certificate ,
E. ROBERTSON, Pres. R. Cr. BENNETT, Sec.-Treas.
The Huron Crop Improvement Association
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