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BRNCEFIEU NEWS Or THE WEEK
for a -speedy recovery.
Brueefield and e e m ni Unity
friends +extend their sync athy to
Mrs.; John BrOadfoot and fancily,
in the loss: of her father,, Mr, A.
McEwen, Stapley Township
Guests with Mr, and Mrs. Paul
Cormier were Mr. and Mrs. An-
drew Levesque; Mr,. and -Mrs Wil-
feed Cormier, Mr. and ;Mrs Ar-
thur Cormier Miss Rita'Cormier
and Miss .:.Dillian Langdon; all ' of,
-Toronto.- s ,
Mrs. Walter Moffatt"3ias returp.-
edto ilei: home after surgery 4n'
her feet, In %Clinton Ilpspltal.
On account of the' severe" storin
the "funeral Of the late Alexander
IVIcEweirwas
ostoned from m
Mon-
day
until Wednesday to Baird's
cemetery.
Fcirrner*'" Union
Mr. and 141rs Thomas Baird ,at-
tended the funeral of Mx Baird's
cousin, Mr, H. Lednar,;in G4derich
on 'Tuesday, ".-
Mr. and 1Virs. •i)on: McKenzie and
children, of St. Thomas, spent
Sunday. with. Mr. .McKenzie'S Bar-
ents, Mr.' •and Mrs, S, 1Vlclenzie
Mrs. Fred Burdge, .,while shop-
ping in'London-on Saturday, slip-
.pedcn' ,the steps .of ;the Market
Parking, ;lot, " causing concussion,
and .is .in a •Lon,don-liospital. Vf1e"
"hope^fora speedy recovery.
Weare pleased -to. report that
J
Mr. ..W, lticBeath and, .1VIr. Elgin
Thomson have returned from .To-
ronto,- :where' they underwent- siir-
gerY -
,Mrs. David Tough `left for -Delhi
where. she -is•: spending : the, winter,
We are sorry- to report" the, ser-,
• ions • illness of , 'Mrs, Charles
�tSnelling, Mrs - Wilhairi Durniii and.
Mrs. Yeoman _Aldwinkle but hope
lan Wibee
and Ills .:Melod3r Maker
1+eatiring Vocalist,
DONNA WAGNER
Cornmunity, Centre
SEAFORTH
Dancing - 10 - 1
ADMISSION — 75 CentsAuspices:
Seaforth ' Athletic
Association
SSOC ati0n
�?BIT'UARIES:.:
GERALD -E;' 1IULLEY
Gerald E. `Ridley passed away in
So
ut •'Dumfries Township -Tu.
esda
y
inhis $9th
Year. Mr,,> ulley, form •
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erly of•Seaforth'and McKillop town-_
ship, had fanned in ,So_uth Dum-,
fries for a, -number of years:
Ile is survived by bis`; wife, form-
Mary
orm Mary Currie; three sons;, .Bev-
erly,, Deep River; Kenneth, Palm-
erston; Gary, at home; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. J.;1-leffer-man, Kitchen-
er; ..Carole, at `,, -home. - He is :also
survived by three brothers, Joseph,
Clinton;, Thomas "and Nelson, 'Par-.
is, and 'six sisters, -Mrs-. Joseph'. Ut
tleY, hazel 'Hulley and. Mrs.,!Nel-
.,on Cutting, Paris,
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Toseach-women'or Men,• wor-kers;.Marti, ;'St. Marys, - and Mrs:` G.
r `em to Vers tenants or landown- ``Moriarity, in -;California.
.zi P y. -,.
e Funeral services will " be held
yrs use the easy: way:. Classified
in. The Huron:Ex 'Thursday in Paris" with interment
padvertisements h,,
ositor Pilone 41. ;'. . in Paris' cemetery.;
Mrs. Ross Wil-
Discusses Bill,
Seaforth, tonal 284 of the Ontario'
Farmers', Union met despite= cold
weather and Abad road -conditions;d
with a good' attendance. -Announce:
ment was ',made ; at the. meeting of.
a. county 'meeting. with a 'repres-
entative of,•Ntxon Laboratories as
guest .speaker, " ;
County President Bob Taylor in-
troduced_
n-troduced_ the ,_g:u_est.speaker,
ter -Miller;'- second : vice -president -of -
the OPtJ, ,who spoke. oil the work
of> tile. organization, He told; the
group that the ,OFU was :a -,grass
root • farm_ organization..:Speaking
on the. price, support bill- that the
OFU' hadrigoronsly opposed, he
• ended to
told -that :-it had- beenani
cover many -Of ,the ",conditions : a'sk-
ed.for .by'this group, inciuding'cost
of;;. production.: However,' the union
still
--were not fully satisfied with
it •"in, its entirety, and. , were 'still
pressing the 'government for -fur-
tther amendments. `
od -; the
After a'; .questionnaire -period,
e _. Wand
president - thanked -Mr. x,,,,_„
Mr Taylor Jot their -addresses
r GLBEIr SM1TI, left,as- elected' President of 1VIcKi
-lop
Federation p
of . Agriculture • for"„a;,. fiirther term at-- their annual
meeting Wednesday.” Alvin 'Bods vas again named -secretary
Bantams Tie -Series
Playoff. Saturday
Seaforth Bantams defeated Mit-
chell Bantams in the first game Of
the playoffs in Santa u " c" 5 ,°
It was the first gamein the series,:
with Mitchell winning'the'toss for
third game. if necessary. '
Tom Dick opened the sc4 ig for:
the hometowner - on a pass • from
brother JIM. Dave Dale- scored
unassisted; to make it 2-0. Wa.rrert
scored for Mitehell,'to end,the scor-
ing in 'the first .-period. Ellison
scored the only goal in the second
Period for •Mitchell, to tie it' up
luring our
Mr. Yoeman Aldwinkle, who
east .of Varna, ` is seriously ill in
Victoria Hospital, London.
Mr. Harry Horton,: who has been
a patient in South HuronHospital,
Exeter, in "';the • interests ..of . his
health;- was -removed.to - Westinin=,
stet Hospital, London, on Thursday.
Messrs. Don Joynt,� George Hess,
and•. Jim Clark,o , f ,Hensall; :Dr•.,
Wiliam•;Joynt,' of ;London,' ,took
part; in a'-.bonspiel 'held in London
last Wednesday.,
l
. .start
The Legiong bili o,.s will .
Saturday, March1, in the Legion
Ilall--- Members of tleLadies' Leg
ion Auxiliary will assist with this
project.
Mrs. Catherine IIedden is -spend
ing a few days , visiting with rela-
tives in London.: Mrs. Hedd'eir will
enter. the clinic 'at; Victoria 'Hospi
tal, London,'-. on Wednesday, for an
eye examination, for which she '
may, have to; undergo surgery-. Her
son;;Herb,,who -was admitted „to
Victoria Hospital two weeks.• ago,
is being ;X -rayed -and •tests taken-
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Various Models in Stoek
the road and rolled over twice• in a"
ditch. 'Damages to• his car ,total-
ed- $1,200; The•A mishap occurred
on the Goshen Line, three miles
south. of Zurich. ' Road conditions
o .=- ()PP were described as p or ,
Har-
ry 'Reid;- of Exeter, investigated,
Win Prizes"At Opening
Following . are the "`winners' of
door -prizes at'"the grand opening'I
of Crest Hardware here on Thurs-
day, " Friday and Saturdays of; last,
week. he draws were made Sat-
urday :'night: `
•
In •the "final• period the home-
Owners- scored three •times on two
goals by Torn Dick on passe,
from brother, Jim, :and Dave Dale
scored his second goal of the night.
Chessell scored iVfitche1Ps third.
goal; and the game ended, 5-3 for
thehoinetowpers. • -
-With just ten secolids• to go . in:
the game, C,hessell, of -Mitchell,
slashed Patterson, -...the goaltender
for Seaforth, which started a little
brawl with: three players on ;each
team getting ma3ors for' -fighting,,
to 'e d thegame.' -
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Washer, Mrs: Delbert Geiger,
Zurich floor p lisher, Philip° -Dur-'
and, -Zurich children's prizes
wagon, - John, ;Thompson, Kippers;-
dynamo set, Tim Mock, Hensall.
for a '.back injury he suffe
months, ago.
Stewart' -Bell,, while. working
his bush wither•tractor•felling- reel.
was struck on the head by;a'falling
limb: He received; medical atten-
tion"at,the office 'of:Dr J..C.: God
dard,•and.several stitches were re
gtiired 'to close -the wound:'
,Mrs uHarry Hoy was :the lucky_`
winner: of • a $5.00 'basket of gro
eeries• at Brown's, store in" a draw
Saturday -•-night
Mrs; ' Jack Williams, of ; Water
ion, :visited:last„week with her.
mother, Mrs. G. M: Drysdale
Tl'e Hen'sail Brownies and. Guides
are <haying -`a. church ,service ,this
coming 'Sunday at>'St Paul's .An;
glican Church, at 2 30 pini ' Rev.`
N::B Knox=will-address them. It
is hoped that there.:will be :a goad;
attendance .;at •thisservice.:
Mr"..Robert Reaburn; principal of:
Hensall Public School; .stated Wed
nesday- that two-thirds of the pupils
attended school. There are.180 on
the ro11: -.The• staff: of six, -:teachers;,
inclitdmg' "the principal, =were on:
The five -man -team shoot, sche
duleil to •be held in ,Kipper Sun
day; -with Kippen team,_against•the
-r C '
combined.., Gunton and oderich
shooters, 'was called off"for three
weeks because of -•'weather condi
clogs
..,A'AA
WO^Bantam hockey'ga'me.
was,' played ; at MiilVerton: Wednes
,day .between ;Hensall land <Atwood.
The return-ga`me, will be:::in Hen
sall -Friday at 8 p.ifi Hensall won.
the. first round, best , two -out. -of
three, by "defeating ?�urieh.
•. Escapes -in-ju y
Karl Regier, 20; . • RR 3,: 'Zurich;
escaped injury when,the l53"mod
el„ngar;.he was driving hit.a snow
drift "early Sunday morning, left
One quart of paint .was - also
awarded
awarded _ the following: Herb
Kercher,'.Kippen;. John E. McEw-
an, Hensall; Mrs. • L. Clark, Jr.,
Kippen;Elgin° Roweliffe, Hensall;,
Thomas Drover,, Cromarty;
-Simmons,•-Hensall;a Mrs., Frank'
eorriveau; Zurich h Mis's Bonnie
_Kyle;_•Kippen„ Miss 'Jean •Soldan,
Hensall; Mrs. OrvilleRapson, :Hen=
sall; Mrs. Audrey Scott,,, Exeter..
Kinettes_Make-JPlans
Itensall"Kin.etie Club`,met,at"the
hoine of.Mrs.-Harold`Enight-These.
day , evening -:for, their • February
meeting, with.President Mrs. John
Heal -in: the ,chair Fine mistress
for the evening was :Nlrs 1 ro1d,
Bonthron Ai ". invitation was. 're
ceivecr from--"Sim`coe`IKin`etf`Club
to•.attend an itrite r-club,'meeting on
.Series
-IIn the second game of: the Ban-
tam playoffs; played • at,;; Mitekell,:''
the • Mitchell squad came ,.through;
Willi a win. to -tie up the series at
one game each. • - ;
Mitchell team put a player- to
shallow loin •Dick, of the visitors,
and, it paid off, as he kept Tom -off,..
the scoring sheet. .The first period
ended 1-1,: with Bill' Teall scoring
for o ' 'Seaforth 'Mitch'Mitchelladded two
more in the second,, tolead,'-'3L-1.
B'ob ,Papple scored for Seafo
mthe final- period; to .draw within
one goal -but with: just a 'minute to
play, the-=::visitor5 .drew out ;their
g'oalie, but it backfired, ,as Mitchell:
shot :from:. their own end''' into the'
empty -net and. the game -ended
4-2 for thew
;;hometoners.
'tire -third w11
e i e played, :-
gam b p y..
in Mitchell Saturday night at 6:30
p.n. •
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Further plans were discussed fol
the joint meeting with .Exeter `Kin
ettes February` 24, at Armstrong's
Restaurant Exeter Guest: -speak
er for: the evening :will be,
Hope .Garber, 'of, London At -Home
Show All members + other, than
chartered . members, Were inform
-ally, initiated_into the;Hensall Kin
ette" •Cliib.•• •
The, raffle was won, by. the vice-
president, • :Mrs. -Frank Ellwood
Next meeting:will be held in -Hen
sall ,on; March 11, • •
Hensall Sale Prices,
Prices at Hensall community
sale last Thursday Were
Weanling ' pigs, $13.75 to. $17 50;,
chunks, $18' to $22; feeders,- $23. to
$27.25; sows, $82 to $131; Holstein.
cows; '$135 t6 $170; Durham cows,
' $140 to $175; 'Holstein calves,•• $10
to ':$16; Durham •-calves, $17.50 to
A total of 450 pigs and 75 head
of cattle and calves were sold:
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KIPPEN
A number of= seals and diplomas
were given'to Sunday School,chil
Brea at the service'at ;.St Andrew's.
Church; Sunday: A presentation of
an."engraved• pen -- and --pencil' `set
was :also made to Edison McLean
appreetatioh of -big-"services as
secretary,fer;a number of years.
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11IliS. WESLEY VODDEN
LONDESBORO. — Mrs Wesley-
Vodden, Londesboro, 'died in her
717th;year-Friday night at the;hdme
of her daughter, . Mrs`, Bert Shob
brook;,; of Fullarton ownsliip..
She was 'the. former. Eunice May
Ball;, a daughter of the -late Mr.,
and MrS. " John Ball;, of` -Hallett.
Township. . She Was a member of.
L`ondesboro. United;: Church. •
•Surviving„ besides her -husband,.
are' one daughter, Mrs .Bert (Dora)
Shobbrook; five sons; Herbert, of
White A. Horse,” Yukon " Territory; '•
Fred, Clinton; Roy, Clinton and
formerly of Harpurhey; Leonard
and' Kenneth,: -both, of Pais,one
brother, Amos Ball, Goderich;',one.
sister,. Mrs. ; G Gibbings,:Clinton;
ten grandchildren and'three great-
grandchildren>
The b"ody 'rested • at --the- Balt and.
Mutch 'Funeral • Ho'me, Clinton,
where on Tuesday at, 2 p.m: fun-
eral service was conducted by Rev..
T. J`. 'White; `of Londesboro United
Church. Burial was in Ball's -cem-
etery, Hullett'.•Township,
-A-. M. M EWEN
BRUCEFIELD ':Alexander M.
McEwen,• ,second , concession of
Stanley Township, died in his 83rd
year' itt:linton Public• -Hospital ori
Friday. ernoon.-- He had 'been ill
for 12• days, , .
He was a - son. of;,:the•--late--lair.
acid Mrs.',' DnneafMcEwen, ..and.
was born ' in Stanley Township,
where he farmed all his life. Re
was 'a member, of St. 'Andrew's
Presbytea`ian Church, Clinton.
Isis wife, the former Mary•Innes,
died in ,1953 He- is : survived by
five daughters,,•, Mrs ; -M"..".(Marian)
Uremia, Kincardnie; Miss- Jean,'
McEwen, Toronto;"'Mrs,'Ii
($.„ eanor) Ritnnells, Timinfus•; Mrs.
Charles (Bessie), Boyd, Walton;
Mrs. John (Marjorie) • Broadfoot,'
Brucefield; one brother, John It
McEwen,, Stan
ley 'Township; /v two
sistere, Mx��d i' pA' ey, Clan
to Mrs. Williani T'ebbutty Gode-
rich; : by- 12 grandchildren' ani' One
great=grandson ° '• -
Funeral service was held Wednes-
day at 2 pan; at the Ball and Mutch
Funeral Home, Chilton, with -Rev_
D.' J. Lane in charge.• Burial -was,
in 3,aird's . eef netery,. Staitiey !town
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Will Observe
Of P.rayer Friday
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The World Day of Prayer •Will' ;'be
observed -in" Seaforth and .district
on,.Friday, February' 21, with a.
service •in First. Presbyterian
Church` at 37p;m ."Miss :Jenice
Hog will_ give:,_the address Th"e
meeting"is, open to all ladies in the.
district who are asked to join with
the thousands, : around • the „wor"ld
who` will`%: worship—.and 'pray -for.
peace and -understanding among-.=
all; people. The- invitation is ex-
tendedby: the ;participating organ
izations to:. all ladies, to attend and
;bring a friend and share -the bless -
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SERVICE
Hensall Bantams walloped Zurich
16-4. Wednesday •night to -.capture
the first' round. of the WOAA "C"
playdowns. It was the ;Second' wire.
iii- 'two' nights for : Hensall, in the
best -of -three 'series. Steve Kyle
scored four and Bill Shaddick• tal-
lied threejor,Ilensalt.to spearhead
the -attack. Others were.: counted
by.Jack ChipchaSe 'IRoss`McBerath
and Jerry, Chapman.
Carl Wagner and • Jim' Consist
each scored twice for the losers,:
Shaddick, and Kyle -were oiltstand
ing for ,Herlsall, ,and Chipehase led
the `defence. Wagner for,. Zurich
was also outstanding '
HENSALL�-Goal,- Dennis Mock;
defence,* Bruce iforton,..Jaek Chip-
chase;;. centre,, Bill Shaddick; for,
wards, Harold,. Jacques, and Garr
Jones; -alternates, Steve Kyle, Jet=
ry "Chapman, - Ross McBeath,' Bob
Miekle, ' Jerry Moir,, Bob Smale,
Gerald •Johnston:. -
ZITRICH Goal, Amacher, deo
fence, Doli Deichert, Allan Thiel
centre,-- arl__41/ngnpr, fur6arcls,
Jim , Cotisftt and Russ Iilopp• al-
ternates, C. Witmer,Tony.Bed rd,
Andre' Durand, Bob Turner, Allan
Prang, Bernie Bedard, Roy Obeli-
acme.
The team will npw"advance into
the:Western Ontario playoffs. Mr:
Robert lteabutn is, coach of` Rea -
salt -tea -
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