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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1949-02-10, Page 4THE SEAFORTH NEWS 'THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, '1949 1111 1111(1111,11 , Inllll,;l 1111111' 1 1111111111111111111111,11011111111111111111111 11111111111 I .1111111111 111111 111111 11 11111 111111 11 1 11! 11 111111 11111 Il 1 SANCTIONED BY THE CANADIAN FIGURE SKATING ASSOCIATION THE SEAFORTH LIONS CLUB PRESENTS AN ICE REVIEW ' FEATURING 25 TALENTED SKATERS FROM THE GRANITE SKATING CLUB ' OF KITCHENER MONDAY - FEBRUARY 14th 8 • PALACE RINK • ADDED FEATURE Speed and graceful skating contests for young and old. Bring your skates Entire net proceeds for the Seaforth Lions Club "Food Parcels for Britain Fund" ADMISSION 50c AND 25c lllll 1111.1111111111111111,1,111101.11.1.111"n11n1111n1, 1111111111111111111 I e111111m111a 111111111t111•11111.1111111111 lllllll uu111111111u11u111111111111111111m3m 11011 SPORTS centre; Riley, Bennett, wings; Wil- Reynolds, Dupee, alternates, (by Wally) Hockey • LEGION PEE -WEE SERIES Black Hawks 3, Rangers 2. First Period: 1-R. W,, Roberton (Berger); 2-R. W., Roberton; 3- R., Dale (Johnston). Second Period: 4-R. W., Robert- on (Carter, Willis); 5-R. W., Ro- berton; 6-R„ Johnston, (Dale, Scoins). Third Period: 7-R•W., Dalrymple; S-R.W., Roberton. Penalties -Wil- lis (tripping), McFadden (roughing), LEGION BANTAM SERIES Black krawlcs 3, Canadiens 3. Black Hawks -J. Flannigan, goal; R. Vincent, McMillan, defence: Mair, hams Nigh, alternates. ICanadiens-Crozier, goal; Ellis, Dale, defence; Taylor, centre; Sills, McIlwain, wings; IVIcClinchey, Rust - in, Williams, Henderson, alternates.. Summary First Period: 1 -Hawks, Muir; 2-- Hawks, McMillan. Second Period: 3 -Can., Sills; 4- Mcllwain. Third Period; 5 -Can., Sills; 6- Hawks, Muir. * ' * Maple Leafs 5, Bruins c Rowland,RBruins-Higg , goal; Pullman, defence; Flannigan, centre: Hubert, Eaton, wings; Nigh, Camp- bell, McNairn, alternates. Maple Leafs-Dungey, goal; Fitz- patrick, Scott, defence; Matthews, centre; Hunt, Hortin, wings: Wheat- ley, McKindsey, Hopper, Rowland, Attention Car owners --remember To drive 'n for Our expert service Now SEAFORTH MOTORS W. T. TEALL SEAFORTH Summary First Period: 1-M. L., Wheatley (Fitzpatrick). \Second Period: 2-IcL L., Rowland; 3-M. L., Horton; 4-M. L. Hunt. Third Period: 5-M. L., Hunt, The above three games are spon- sored by the local branch 1506 of the Canadian Legion and under the su- pervision of Sports Officer, Angus McLean. STANLEY Mrs. ,Richard Robinson was called to ,her former home at Me'Gregor, Man., owing to the serious illness of her sister, Mrs. Bill Cooper.. Born -At Mrs. Farwell's nursing home, -Zurich, on Sunday, Feb. 6th, to Mr. and Mrs;Geo. Stephenson, Parr line, Stanley, a daughter. A veiny enjoyable evening was held at S. S. No, 4 East Stanley on Fri- day, Feb, 4, when the Twin Schools 'Farm' Forum' held a pot -luck supper. There was a good attendance of .members and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Mark Drysdale and Mr. and Mrs. George Hess of Hensall. After a bountiful and delicious sup- per the audience was favored with a few musical numbers, followed by a delightful program of moving pict- ures given by Mr. Drysdale taken on their trip last summer through the Canadian West, to the Coast and house by Chicago, one on the Royal wedding and 'a short comic which de- lighted the young folk. The proceeds will 'go towards the buying of work benches and most necessary tools for manual training for both schools. * Standing. W L T Maple Leafs .. .... 2 0 0 Black Hawk; 1 0 1. Cainadiens , . , , , , , 0 1 1 Bruins 0 2 0 Pts 4 3 1 0 CONSTANCE Mr. George Lawes of Clinton is ,spending a few days with Mr. and Basketball • Seaforth Sr. Gagers 34, Wingham 17 Wingham-Brian Metcalfe 4 (p1), centre; Jim Cummin 8 (p2), Des- mond Brophy 3 (p4), guards; Jinn Irwin (2), John Hanna 2, forwards; Jim Currie (p. 1, t. 1), substitute. Seaforth - Howard Hackwell 5 (p. 1), Ron Sills 2, guards: Jinn Chapman 10 '(p. 2), .centre; Francis Musser 5 '(p• 2), Merton Hackwell 1 (p. 2), forwards; Arthur Bolton 2, Irwin Johnston 2, Keith Blanchard, Harry Jacobi 7 (p.• 2), Michael Bechely (p.), substitutes. Referee, R. Mulford, Seaforth. * a: 1, IT STANDS FOR sew( WHEREVER YOU SEE IT COuRTE ons and efficient service at our switch- boards, in our business offices and in your home - that's -the kind of service we're doing our best to provide. More and better telephones have doubled the scope and increased the value of your telephone service. Yet, up to now, despite rising costs, there has been no increase in the basic telephone rates established 22 years ago. No matter where you travel, you'll find no greater telephone value; no better service at the same low cost. THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANt OF CANADA Seaforth Girl Cagers 22, Wingham 12 Mrs. Dave Millsoin. Mrs. Nellie Gardiner of London and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Miners of Sas- katoon spent Thursday with Mrs. B. B. Stephenson. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Holden and fam- ily of Elimville spent Sunday with Mrs. Alfred Buchanan. Mr. and "Mrs. Chas. Wakefield and Bobby of London spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Millson, They were called home Friday night when the former's mother passed away. Mr. Fred Wakefield returned to Lon- don with them on Monday. This coninmunity was shocked to hear of the sudden death of Mr: Frank McGregor of Harlock on Tuesday. The sympathy of this neighborhood is extended to Mrs, McGregor and family. School in the village is closed this week owing to illness of the teacher Mrs. Gray of Clinton. Mrs. Fred Wakefield Elizabeth Jane Lawes, wife of Ed- win Wakefield, died at her late home in Constance, Friday evening, Feb. 4. Mrs. Wakefield had been in failing health for the past couple of years, but had been confined to bed for less than a week, death conning rather unexpectedly from a heart condition. Mrs. Wakefield was born in England 67 years ago,, the only daughter of the late. Joseph .Lawes and Sarah Howard, In 1903 she was united in marriage to Edwin W. Wakefield and continued to live in Andover, Hants, England, until 1914 when they emi- grated to Constance to live with her brother George Lawes. She has re- sided in the .village of Constance (Kiilburnv) for 35 years. Mrs. Wake- field was a home -loving woman and leaves to mourn her loss her husbands EG E N T IFAFOARTHE'TRE 1\ NOW PLAYING-• T0urs Fri. Sat. Feb, 1141-12 Humphrey Bogart Lauren Bacall - Edward G. Robinson Lionel Barrymore Claire Trovor KEY LARGO" Maxwell Anderson's play makes a good film, full of ideas and intensely dramaltic. MON. TUES. WED - Feb. 14-16.16 ELIZABETH TAYLOR and GEORGE MURPHY CYNTHIA" A family drama portraying the lives,loves, happiness and economic problemsof small town folk NEXT 'TIMES. FRI. SAT. Feb. 11-18-10 JON HALL PATRICIA MORISON • !THE PRINCE OF THIEVES" (OinecolOI"J One of Dumas' dramas revealing new daring adventures of Robin Hood COMING: "THE WOMAN IN WHITE" • two ' daughters Phoebe (Mrs, Dave, the weekend at Galt. Millson, of Hallett twp., Jean (Mrs.'\ Mr. Cyril Johnson at London and Harry Pethick) of Constance, and one Sarnia. son Charles of London, also four grandchildren and four brothers Wil- liam, Albert and Fred of Andover, England, and George Lawes of Clin- ton. One brother Joseph predeceased her in 1918. The funeral took place on Monday afternoon 'frons the G, A. Whitney funeral home, Main St., Seaforth, and was conducted by Rev. S. Brenton of Constance United Church. Interment was in Maitland Bank Cemetery, Pall bearers were six neighbors of the family, Joseph Riley, 'Frank Riley, Robt. Gnimoldby, Howard Armstrong, Leo Stephenson and Frank Phillips. ' Wingham-Jean Adair, Lois Lock - ridge 9, forwards; Joan Bushfield 3 (p. 1), jumping centre; Ruth Burg -- man, Doris Clarke, side centre; Ruth Shower, Marian Erwin, June MacDonald, Joan Hislel', guards. Seaforth-Mae Clarke, Pat Meir 6, Mary Lou Sills 2, Ruth Keyes 8, forwards: Margaret Stevens 6, Jac- queline Habkirk, jumping centre; Mabel Campbell I(p..1), Betty Lang- ford i(p. 1), side centre; Joyce Glanville (p. 2), Francis Lane, Marie Connolly, Joan Ryan, guards - Referee -Betty Case, Seaforth. ,1 y: * Sr. Boys' Basketball Standing P W L- Goderich llllll 6 5 1 Clinton 5 4 1. Seaforth ., ,.-,.- 6 2 4 Wingham. . 5 0 5 ** ..* * Girls' Basketball Standing P W L Clinton .. .... 5 4 0 Goderich ,. ,.- 6 3 3 Seaforth ., ,.. 6 2 3 Wingham ... 5 1 4 Pts 10 8 4 0 T Pts 1 9 0 6 1. 5 0 2 WINTHROP The death occurred in Scott Memorial Hospital on Saturday about 7:45 p.rn. of a,well known and highly esteemed resident of McKil- lop Township, John S. Aitcheson. Mr. Aitcheson suffered a stroke on Dec, 23, and was taken to the hospital where he remained until his death. He was born in McKillop 73 years ago and lived on the same farm all Inc life. He was a member of Cavan Church, Winthrop. He is survived by one sister, Mrs. Donald Calder, Re- gina, Sask., and three brothers, Alex and Ford Aitcheson of Rosetown, Sask., and James of McKillop town- ship. One sister predeceased him in 1929. The funeral' was held on Tues- day from the residence of his broth- er, James Aitcheson, lot 30, con. 2, ,McKillop with interment' in Malt - landbank cemetery. McKILLOP No. 4 Square Fa1'm Forum met on Monday evening at- the home of Robs and firs. Campbell with 31 present. The topic was "Food in Sales Clothing". A good discussion period took place. The remainder of the evening was silent playing bingo. Lunch' was served. Monday evening, Feb. 14th there will be films shown at No. 4 school for the forum; every- one is welcome, On.Feb. 21st the meeting will be ]Held at the Home of Leslie and Mrs. Puce, Film Showings on Feb. 14th, Mc- Killop Twp., Leadbury, 10 am., S.S. No. 2 at 2:30 p.m. On Feb, 15th at Beechwood at 10 a,m., Manley School at '2:30 p.m. and S.S. No.. 6 at 8:30 p.m. XXXXX SHINGLES KIPPEN EAST The euchre and dance held in the Hensall town hall sponsored 'by the Kippen East Women's Institute was a great success. Forty tables were in play for the euchre. The winners were, ladies, Mrs. Charles Eyre, first; Mrs. George Smale, second; Mrs, W. G. Bell, consolation. Miss Norma Deitz, lone hands; Mrs. William Glanville, lucky lunch ticket. For gents, Mr. Herb Kercher, first; Mr. Richard Taylor, Sr., second, Mr, Ro- bert Taylor, consolation; Mr. Earl Sproat, lone hands. Murdoch's Or- chestra provided music for the dance. The Institute is planning another in the near future. Car Just Arrived Still A Few Left MUSTARD COAL & LUMBER CO. BRUCEFIELD BULOVA TRADE-IN MANLEY Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Beninger, London, spent Sunday with the tat- ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. John- son. I Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manley spent J. A. WESTCOTT THREE -ACT PLAY "Aunt Tillie Goes to Sea" Presented by the Benmiller Church Choir 111 TOWN HALL, VARNA , TUES., FEB. 15 AT 8.30 P.M. Sponsored by the W.A. of the Varna United Church Admission 40c and 25c Euchre & Dance In Londesboro Community Hall Sponsored by the Hullett Federation of Agriculture FRIDAY, FEB. 11 Euchre starts at 8.30 sharp Music by MacDowell's Orch. Admission 50c Ladies with Lunch Free Al Close HAS MOVED HIS BARBER SHOP and Music Store To The Corner Room At The Queens I III111111111111111111111111111111,1111111111111111111111111111111111111,111, COME WITH THE CROWD TO Old Time DANCE ! Looby's Hall, DUBLIN FRIDAY, FEB. 11 HARBURN'S MUSIC ' Dancing 10 - 1,30 ADMISS1ON 50c 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111,11111111111111111 TIIYRE MAGIC/ 1POI 1711(/l/liSHose Ask for SPRITE - ankle high with zipper front Smith's Shoe Store SEAFORTH Watches • Diamonds • China Silverware Phone 559w Res. 218 SEAFORTH BABY CHICKS Wise chick buyers are ordering their chicks now. Year in and year out the early hatched chi(4. is the one which gives the greatest returns. January and February chick buyers have always been satisfied. The cockerels are first on the market at highest prices; the pullets give high fall egg production with large full sized eggs. • Book your order now with the SCOTT POULTRY FARMS, Seaforth, for Fast Feathering Barred Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, Crossbreds in Red X Rock, and Red X Sussex chicks. Scott Poultry Farms .1, M. 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