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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1949-04-21, Page 4► I ► ► • ► • P • ► S orts oris (by Wally) • The Toronto Maple Leafs did it again! Yes, on Saturday night at Maple Leaf Gar'den's, the Maple Leafs defended their right to the Stanley cup for the third consecutive yearwhen they downed the Detroit Red. Wings 3-1, to take the Stanley Cup play-offs by foul,' straight games. The Maple Leafs ended the 1948.- 49 945-49 schedule in a fourth place posi- tion, the last play-off position of the National Hockey League, and went into the semi-finals against Boston, downing them in four of five played games: .They then proceeded into the finals to win 'the Stanley Cup. 4. * * * In this district's 'baseball league we find that theHensall town hall was the scene of an organizing meet- ing for the Huron -Perth Baseball Clubs with ten clubs participating, in the league. These teams will play a single schedule, with nine home games. • Around Seaforth the weather doesn't look much like softball or baseball weather with snow falling on Saturday and Monday mornings, but a meeting was held recently at which Jack Wright was again chosen as Manager of the Seaforth Boshart Senior "A" entry. The Blyth team, which was entered hi the W^O,O.A. Senior "A" series Babe, Harrision, spent Easter Sun-. last year, held a meeting in Speiran's bay with the farmer's parents, Mr - hardware store last Wednesday even and firs. E. Chutor, in_ and the team accepted Mr. Speir- an's offer to sponsor this year's The Play sponsored by the Bruce - local "A" team. This offer was ac- field choir in the Township hall, copied on motion of F. Tunney and , Varna, Monday night, was largely Walter Taras. attended and much enjoyed by all, Mr. Verne Speiran has now been AU the actors taking their parts ex - appointed as manager of the team oeptionally well. which was known as the Blyth Lions Air. and Mrs. F. Herd, Lorna and last roar, but which will, in all pro- Douglas spent Easter with the ladies' tVI 1;11' tt Lability, change its name from Lions to a name chosen by its sponsor - manager. Later in the spring season the team will elect other officers for the running of the team. THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1949 TOWN TOPICS 1Qaarcy, Wallaceburg are Easter guests of MissHazelReid and Mr, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Reid, Hamil- D. L. Reid. ton, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Russel Walters, Mrs .Allan Reid. I Dundas, were Easter guests at the Mr. Kenneth Keating, Toronto,home of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Willis. spent Easter with his parents, Mr. I Miss Winnifred Russell, Toronto, and Mrs. J. E. Keating, i spent Easter with her, mother, Mrs. Miss Laura McMillan, Toronto, is Russell. spending her Easter vacation with Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Hart and mother, Mrs. W. I. McMillan; family, Kitchener, visited relatives Mr, and Mr's. F. 'Cudmore and loyal the week end. ` y •Stephenson Cup, This cup has been I Hills iwinningdg ayinwith her mothez' r, s, eorge out to tr their luck at winning the M G )'err by the St Columban team for`milton, and Mr, and Mrs. H. Dinpin, . Pgi..•Miss RhiaHillsTorontois hol and Mrs. Bruce Wright, Ha - the past three years: Recently the Winthrop team held 'Guelph, were Easter visitors at the their organization meeting in Winth- home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wright. rop and plans were drawn up for the Mrs. Thomas McKay, Galt, visited coming season. If the Huron Foot -1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. hall Association decides to have a Sills over the week end.' junior league this year Jig they did Miss Nancy Scoffield and &Iiss last year to prepare the younger play- I Mary Perkins, Detroit, visited at the ers for the senior teams," Winthrop home of Mr. and Mrs. d .. A. Case. will be right in there with a team' Mi. and Mrs. Walter Mc1Vlillan, The two Winthrop teams are staging a dance in Cardno's Hall on May 16, to help raise some money to keep the teams on their feet financially. The C K.N.X. Ranch Boys will supply the music for this dance. VARNA Dr. Harvey Reid, Toronto, spent Good Friday and Saturday with his mother, Mrs. M. Reid. Phyllis Workman was a weekend guest of her cousin, Lola Chutor. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Chutor. and * * * As well as baseball and softball seasons opening, the football season is also about ready to commence in this vicinity. As yet an organization meeting for the Huron Football Ass- ociation has not been held, but the teams are getting prepared for the parents, 1'Ir, and Mrs. . M. ro Mrn. Herd - and children stayed over for Easter holIadys. Floyd McAsh, Toronto, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. McAsh: Easter and Communion Services were held in St. John's Anglican Church, Sunday. Rev. Laverne ,Mor- gan preached a special Easter ser- mon. Lola Chutor is spending her East- er holidays at the home of her eon - sin, Phyllis Workman. coming season and are holding meet- Mr. and Mrs. F. Grieve, Brant- ings to get all the necessary officials ford, spent Easter Sunday at the ' in office so that their team will be home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Elliott and well organized and be able to go all family. Toronto, were Easter visitors at the home of Mrs, John McMillan, Miss glary Lou Sills is holidaying with relatives in Detroit, Mr. Dennis Maloney, London, spent the week end with his mother Mrs, Margaret Maloney, Miss Mary Duncan, London, and Miss Rita Duncan, Windsor, were Easter guests of theirr parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Duncan. • Miss Dorothy Smith, Hamilton, and Mr. Bud Smith, London, spent the week end with their parents Mr. and Mos. C. M. Smith. Mr. Donald Stewart, Windsor, spent Easter with his mother Mrs. Charles Stewart. Miss Lois Hoggarth, Guelph, spent the week end with her' mother Mrs. Grace Hoggarth. Miss Ethel McKay, Toronto, was an Easter guest of Mrs. Hugh MoKay Mr. Bill Wright, Windsor, spent the week end with friends in town. Miss Helen McKercher, Toronto, SPRING IS •HER•E!1 HOUSE CLEANING TIME IS HERE! 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Essotane banishes the problems of dry kindling, an expen. sive supply of coal or wood, laying the fire, tending it, etc., and all the wasted heat when you have afire and don't need lt— to'say nothing of the work caused by smoke and soot from a coal or wood stove. Essotane outs your kitchen work in half. new Gas operates McCLARY ®ism AM Q• AGENTS FOR BEACH ---- CLARE JEWEL SEE THESE STOVES ON OUR FLOOR Baldwin .Hardware (Successor to G. D. Ferguson) Seaforth EvZ.Eu C, FN T SEAFORTH NOW PLAYING — TIHUR. FRI. SAT. "ABBOTT AND COSTELLOMEET 'FRANKENSTEIN" SIMPERS! The Creepers are after Bud and Lou 1 .The Monsters of Menace VS. the Masters of Mirth 1 • Mon. Tties, Wed, "LUXURY .LINER" In Technicolor With GEORGE BRENT and JANE POWELL .Loaned to the gunwales with music, laughter and romance, so all aboard for iron i a! nights of revelry - .. Next Thurs. Fri..Sat. "RACHEL AND THE STRANGER" with ROBERT MITCHUM — LORETTA YOUNG — WILLIAM HOLDEN This comedy and drama action story is adapted from Howard Fast's novel of the -. Ohio, frontier country in the early part. of the i901 Century Comiug: Double Feature. "WALLFLOWER" AND THE BIG' PUNCH" - , spent the week end at her hone. 'Miss June Shaw is spending the Easter holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Shaw. Mr, Kenneth Eaton, Toronto, spent Easter with his .parents Mr, and Mrs. George Eaton. Dr. and Mrs. 14. J. Hodgins Too• ionto were -Easter ter'guests' at h e• home of Mr. and Mrs. John Beattie, Stevens, Kitchener, were week end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman' McLean. Among the delegates to the Pro greSsive Conservative convention to choose a leader for the provincial party, at the Royal York Hotel on ',April 25, 26, and 27, are A. W. Dun - „lop, Glaze Westcort, Harold Finni- gan; Dr. E. A. McMaster, Harold Mr, and Mrs. Bedell and Mrs. R. Jackson, Mel Clarke. TOWN OF SEAFORTH PROCLAMATION Tine Daylight Saving In accordance with a request from the 'Merch- ants Committee of the Chamber of Commerce, the Council has instructed me to declare Daylight Saving Time adopted for the Town of Seaforth during the period, of April 25th at 2 A.M. to October 2nd at 2 A.M. and respectfully request the citizens to observe same. J. E. KEATING MAYOR GOD SAVE THE KING FILL YOUR BINS IN • APRIL • MAY • JUNE 1 coal is available Remember coal car shortage, blizzards, rail tie-ups, and miner's holidays and strikes, seriously affect coal deliveries E. BOX - PHONE 43 J... 61.E fJ::Y 1tln rk�'!'T: •":1"ib''�.1 'Y.ia?:�.0 L gS C.oHection in Seaforth and Egrnondville Wed. Afternoon,' APR. 27th, starting at 2 p.m. Please have rags in bags or cartons, and newspapers, magazines and books securely tied together or packed tightly in cartons. Sponsored by Seaforth Lions Club Proceeds to be used for Lions Welfare Work :•.fit.-+uZ,l' a:. 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