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Winthrop Warriors skated to
a 7-4 •victory over Monkton in
the third game of the WOAA
Intermediate "D" group finals
played in Seaforth on Monday
night. Winthrop now leads the
best three -out -of -five series, two
games to one, with the fourth
game slated for . Seaforth on
Saturday, March 21.
Winthrop opened the scoring
at 3:34,of the first period when
Tom'Love scored with assists to
Jim Strong and George Love,
but Monkton tied the score at
4:54 with G. Smith counting.
The Warriors moved ahead
at 7:02 when George Love de-
flected in Art Strong's blueline
shot, with Tom Love also in on
the play. Winston Powell s
ed on a pass from Ray Powell
at 15:40, to give Winthrop a•3.1
lead at the end of the first per-
iod.
In the second period, Art
Strong scored on a breakaway
at 9:49, and Arthur Murray
scored from Don Moylan and
Frank Malone at 11:30. Luding-
ton scored for Monkton at
14:06, but Winthrop came
back with goals by Frank Ma-
lone from Arthur' Murray at
16:25, and Ray Powell from
Winston Powell at 19:15.
B. Smith scored for Monkton
at 19:54 to, make it 7-3 'for Win-
throp after two periods.
In the third period, Monk -
ton scored the only goal at
14:44, when McEwen counted
while the Warriors were play-
ing two men short. This ended
the- scoring, with Winthrop
ahead 7-4. There were 19• pen-
alties called in the game, with
the Warriors serving 11.
Monkton 9, Winthrop 3
In the second game of the
series, played in Milverton on
Wednesday nigh t, Monkton
downed. Winthrop 9-3. G. Smith
scored four goals for Monkton,
with Ronnenberg and Worth
each adding a pair, and Lud-
ington .a single.
Ray Powell, Art Strong and
Jim Strong scored for Win-
throp.
another season. The team ex-
presses
xpresses its thanks to all those
who supported them.
Recalls 1915
Seaforth Beavers were urged
to -victory by a wire the team
received Monday recalling an-
other Seaforth-Elmira series
nearly 50 years ago.
From Baltimore, Md., it read:
"Seaforth lost Intermediate
playoffs to Elmira in 1915..All
club officers of that year have
passed qn, ,as have players Sen
1VYacKay, R. Haufman, --Postie
Habkirk, Tom Dick and Otto
Dick. In memory of theabove
we, the survivors, are pulling
for you to avenge that loss.. -
Russ Hays, Detroit; Bustle Best,
Bracebridge; Dot Reid, Sea -
forth; Munn McGeoch, Seaforth;
Joe Sills, Baltimore."
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Beavers Lose,
This Week At the Seaforth District nigh School
will be coming up. The sounds:
'left, right, halt,' -etc., are us-
ually heard as soon as the snow
has 'departed from the ground.
Usually near the end of the
term, awards day comes up, on
which those students who have
done exceptionally well
something receive their
wards. These are only a
of the upcoming events in
around the high school.
ZION
Mr. And Mrs. Fergus Lannh
visited Sunday in • 'Zurich with:
her sister, Mrs. Paul Carrlv!sau,_
and Mr- "Cor;riveau.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roney
visited his another, Mrs. Albert
Roney, at Hillside Rest Home,
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wright
with Mr. and Mrs. -Ross Pepper
recently.
UCW members, of Zion
Church held a- quilting bee on
Tuesday and Wednesday of last
week.. A quilt was completed.
By CURTISS MacDONALD
Girls vs. Staff
Last Thursday the senior girls
bumped heads with the staff in
the first game of a two -game
total point series. The game
ended up with a 12 -point dead-
lock.
The staff consisted of Mr.
Dobson; Mr: . Godin, Miss Slavin,
Mr. O'Brien, Mr. Mtirdie, Mr.
McConney and 'Mr: Whiten.
They - certainly were a determ-
ined team through the enire
game. The odd time the staff'
got carried away, ..thinking it
was football. •
The points scored for the
staff were: Miss Slavin, 4 points;
Mr. 'Dobson, Mr. Whiten, Mr.
Godin and Mr. O'Brien, 2 points
each.
It was a good game, full of
laughs and cheers on both sides.
The next game will be played
Thursday of this 'week. So with
the score still tied, this next
game will prove to be, the cru-
cial one .to each of the teams.
Elmira defeated Seaforth
Beavers 3.1- at the local arena
March 17, to take the series
three games to one, and ad-
vance against Lucan in the
group finals.
- Elmira scored at 1:30 of the
first period on a goal by A.
Martin. Seaforth fought back
hard, but were unable to score.
The locals continued to press
Elmira in the second period
and were unable to get the
puck past Bushier in the El-
mira net.
Elmira scored their second
goal of the ganre at 5:25 of the
third period by' Strapp. At 8:55
Larry Dale scored, to put Sea -
forth right back in the game.
At 16:10 J. Grundy scored for
Elmira, to clinch the game.
Each team received four minor
penalties in • the game.
Elmira had taken a 2 -to -1 lead
In ,the series by defeating the
Beavers 9 to 4 in Elmira last
Friday night.
Elmira outplayed the visiting
Seaforth in the first period
and led by a score of 4 to 0.
Seaforth came .-back in the see-'
and and third periods and kept
the play closer- - being outscor-
ed 5 to 4. The Seaforth goals
were scored by Ed. -Dolmage,
with two, and singles by Jack
McLlwain and Charles West-
. man. Elmira scorers were Ab
Martin with three, Hipel and
J. Grundy with two each, and
singles by Trapp and Plein.
The Seaforth Beavers, now
eliminated from the playoffs,
hang- up their equipment for
BRODHAGEN
in
re -
few
and
Mr. and Mrs.• R. S. Aikens
visited Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Thornton, McKillop, on Sunday.
Mr. and 'Mrs. George Pepper
and Dalton Balfour with Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Pepper on Thurs-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pepper
and Grant, and Mrs. Lawrence
Barker and Betty Ann were in
Kitchener Wednesday night and
attended a play that their
daughter, Gloria Ann, directed.
ed..
Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Lannin,
Nancy, Mary, Eleanor Carol
and George, visited. with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Thiel Friday
night. Nancy stayed over for
the weekend with her cousins.
Mr. Dalton Malcolm and Mr.
Fergus Lannin and Bill attend-
ed the seed fair in Stratford
last week.
Mrs. Jack Burchill entertain-
ed about 30 ladies last Monday
night to a demonstration, put
on by Mrs. Golightly, Monkton:
An enjoyable evening w a s
spent.
The Ladies' auxiliary of the
Brodhagen Band held a meet-
ing last week at which they
planned a home bake sale, to
be held by Easter at the Com-
munity' Hall; also a Hydro cook-
ing school is being planned for
next October, and the banduni-
forms are being redesigned.
Flo'wers were in the. chancel
of St., .Peter's Lutheran Churcli
on .Sundayin. memory of Mrs.
George Heimpel, who passed
away .one year ago. They were
placed by the family.
Mr. Chris W. Leonhardt at-
tended the Mutual Fire Under-
writers' Association convention
at the King Edward Hotel, To-
ronto, this week.
A number of relatives from
this district attended the fun-
eral of William Dandwardt in
Kitchener on Monday. He was
the' 'husband of Marie Siemon,
f$rmerly of Logan Township.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rose, of
Sarnia, sperft several. days with
Mr. ;,and N s. -Chris Leonhardt..
Mrs. Donald McLaughlin, Dale
and` Robin, of Kincardine, spent
a few days with her father,
William Diegel.
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth El-
ligsen, Terry and Warren spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar ElIigsen in Kitchener.
Visitors with Mrs. Rosina
Miller were: Mr. and Mrs, Ed.
Fischer, Keith and Brian, Mrs.
Edith Beuerman of Seaforth;
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Malcho and
Mrs. Rudy Hehn and Perry, of
Rostock.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wurdell
visited with her brother, Mr.
Albert Smith and Mrs. 'Smith,
Blenheim, on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Rolph,
Kathy and Randy., .oL ,Mitchell,
with Mrs. W. L. Quererfgesser.
• Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sholdice,
Paul and Mark with' Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Johnston, London, on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe
with her mother, Mrs. John
Hinz, , Sebringville.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hoegy
and family with his mother,
Mrs. Fred Hoegy, Seaforth.
Double Feature
This Friday evening the High
School is putting on a basket-
ball game and a dance, all for
the price of one! '
At 7:30, the basketball_ game
will commence with our Senior
(boys) Baskethookers ting
the e
old Grads of SDHS. Inc case
you are curious as whom the
old graduates are, come out at
7:30 and see the game.
At 9:00, following the game,
a dance will begin with music
supplied - by the "Beau -Monts".
It sounds likean interesting
Friday night at the double fea-
ture of ..the school year.
Intramural Gymnastics
On Friday, Monday .and Wed-
nesday of the upcoming week,
the boys will be competing in
a gymnastics tournament. Like
all years, the boys are divided
in Junior, Intermediate and
Senior. There will be judges
on hand supervising and judg-
ing all entries.
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Up and Coming
Mrs. Larry Dale and, Bobbie
J., Seaforth, and Miss Joan Brit-
ton, Galt, with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Britton.
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SPRING
coA'rs,
,New' nubby
weaves, herring-
bones, polio'
cloths, diagonal
weaves and, bas-
ket weaves, in all
the newest
shades for Easter
and Spring. Also
soft .laminates=
and reverse all-
weather fabrics.
-We. have them
all. See them
to-dayl
SPRING COATS - 27.50 to 59.50
ALL-WEATHER - 15.95 to 22.50
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hock-
ing, Jewel, Lois and Kenneth,
Munro, visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mry. George Mitchell-'
Darwin, Blythe,1/4 Nancy and
Bill Lannin and Ken. Britton
attended the Group. Dynamics
weekend of London Conference
YPU, held in Main St. United
Church, Mitchell.
UCW Complete Quilt
Mrs. Dalton Smale was hos-
tess for the March meeting of
the UCW at Zion United Church
last Wednesday. Sixteen mem-
bers answered the roll call.
'Mrs. Lawrence Hannon wase in
charge of devotions, which op-
ened' with ',an Easter poem.
Hymn 87 was sung and Scrip-
ture was taken from Luke 22,
followed by prayer. The min-
utes were read by the secre-
tary, Mrs.- Earl Barker. A. read-
ing followed by Mrs. Lorne Aik-
ens. Mrs. Norman Bushfield
read from the study book, and
Mrs. James Statton. conducted
the business period. A hymn
and the Mizpah benediction
closed the meeting. A quilt
was completed and 'the hostess
-and her assistants served lunch.
For anyone who is looking
ahead for the closing few days
of school, here are some things
to which you • can look for-
ward: The spring formal" is
coming up in the month of
May; the various groups around
the school are practising for
Variety Night. This is one ev-
ent in the term on which con-
siderable work and attention
has been paid. For the boys
who enjoy marching, Cadets
NEW ARRIVALS!
EASTER DRESSES
Two-piece styles, new jumper
styles, sheaths in linens, crepes,
printed pure silks and Washable
arnels. .Just arrived for the pret-
tiest Easter yet!
Priced at 14.95 to .29.50
New Cotton Dresses 10.95,
RELIABLE RECORDS
with
MOORE REGISTERS
FLATPAKIT ,FORMS
AND ACCESSORIES
'MOORE REGIS1 CRS AND FLA1 PAKtT
FORMS ASSURE RELIABLE RECORDS
ONE COPY. MAY BE FILED
AUTOMATICALLY PREVENTING
LOST OR TAMPERED RECORDS.
MULTIPLE COPIES NUMBERED FOR
AUDIT USE . t.. ALL FROM ONE WRITING
LET US DEMONSTRATE OUR FULL
LINE .OF MOORE REGISTERS AND '•
FLATPAKIT FORMS.
Phone 141 -- Seaforth
CROMARTY
Mr. and .Mrs. Gordon Kers-
lake, St, Marys, and Mrs. Don-
ald Wallace, Carlingford, 'visit-
ed recently with Mr, and Mrs.
George Wallace, -'
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Eggert,
Murray. Eggert and. Mr. Henry
Eggert, all of Rostock, and Miss
Mary E. Brydon, of London,
were Sunday guests .with Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Gardiner.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold' Carey,
Staffa, visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald- Carey.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Meikle,
Barbara 'and -Douglas-were._Sunh
day visitors with Mr: and Mrs.
James Meikle, Kirkton.
Mr. 'and Mrs. John Wallace
and Debbie and-- Mrs. Grace
Scott visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scott and
family, Goderich.
Miss Connie McGhee .of Mit-
chell spent the weekend with
Miss Alice Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Scott and
Alex visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Coleman and
family; Seaforth.
Mr. Lindsay McKellar, accom-
panied by Mr, and Mrs. Ferg
McKellar and Paul of Staffa,
visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Houghton, Stratford.
Mrs. T. L. Scott, Mrs. Calder
McKaig, Mrs. M. Lamond and
Mrs. John Miller attended the
executive meeting of Stratford
Presbyterial in Stratford on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith McLaren
spent the ,weekend with their
daughter, Miss Wanda McLar-
en, at Nipissing.
Master Bruce .Miller, sop of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller, is a
patient in Stratford General
Hospital, having undergone
surgery Friday.
MP. and Mrs. Carter Kerslake,
Brenda and Craig, of Staffa,
were Sunday evening guests of
Mr., and Mrs. K: McKellar.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Adams
and family, Blyth, visited Mrs.
Adams' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Wallace, on Sunday.
Senior Citizens See Movies
The regular meeting of the
Senior Citizens' Club was held
in Staffa Hall with the presi-
dent, Mr. Harold Carey, in the
chair. Routine reports were giv-
en by the... secretary and the
treasurer.
The members voted $5.00 to
be donated to the Bunny Bun-
dle. Several Irish songs. were
used for community singing.
'The highlight of the meeting
was a series of moving pictures
shown by Mr. T. Young, Staffa.
The meeting closed with "God
Save the Queen" and lunch was
served by the committee in
charge.
New Arrivals!
EASTER
MILLINERY
Straws, fabrics and flower hats
in a glamorous range of the
newest in shapes• and Spring
colors, Visit our Millinery Bar
today.. You'll pay less at
Stewart's.
2.95 to 14.95
Whimsy Veil Hats, 1.95
HANDBAGS
A huge shipment of
new Handbags is
just in for Easter
selling. Choose from
plastics, tapestries
and fine leathers. in
every shade imagin-
able. Small, medium
or "large bags, we've
got them at
2.95-9.9'5
Spring Tone
SIMPLEX •GI OYES
Imported Nylon Simplex Gloves in a grand
choice of shades, styles' and lengths. Choose
your new Easter gloves at our Glove Dept.
REGULAR LENGTHS . ,._ 1.95
LONGER LENGTHS ......, .. ` 2.95
VERY SPECIAL - Imported
3 - PIECE TOWEL SETS
You get a faoe cloth, hand towel, and a large bath
towel in this .smart Check> pattern, all for $1.98 set.
Colors are..•gold, pink, blue and brown. • $ 4 9v •
VERY SPECIAL SET i ■ v.
P�RPI?li e>mbhe,
• Pok'esi.$ new1}es,Pren
brleS41.ap�nte> �Fhee #lx'
our neat ,Sp, raniC Oi'IS>�!
and they re ,'rued t9 save
dollars'
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BLAZERS, •
Black
Red
Gpld
SancL.....
24.50
to 27.50
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Dress Pants
,�. 7.95,
to 17.95
Spring TOPC9ATS
Popular all-weather coats in plain
shades or subdued checks and new
laminated terylene topcoats -are a
must for Easter wear. Choose yours
•in brown, charcoal, olive and black.
;t.
19.50 to 29.50
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1121 man
Narrow brims, British- -tapers;
regular rims or even wide
brims. We 'have them all in all
the popular Spring shades.
��G:�v Z•e9.liE� n�/
Wh'te shirts, stripe sh'rts, check
shirts,in regular or taper fit in
fused collar,_'soft collar or
dome -tab -'style., Wear a new
stripe for Easter'
3.95 to '5'.95
Hundreds of New Easter
BO YS'-- SUITS
'o to 16. years, Coat and Pants
BOYS.' WHITE, SHIRTS
6.95 to 10.95
Ties -1.00 to 2.00
19.50 t° 24.50
Regulaon down or tab collar, taper fit
Tab collar, aper fit
BOYS' HALF SLEEVE
YV HITE DRESS SHIRTS
2.95 . .
1.95'
BOYS' SOX. and TIES 594 to 950
tewart Bros.
NEWS OF CONSTANCE -
Plan Banquet for Mothers, . Daughters
The UCW held their monthly
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Dave Millson Wednesday with
17 members and two visitors
present. Mrs. Lorne Lawspn
was in charge of the worship
period, and opened, the meet-
ing by singing the hymn, "When
I Survey the Wondrous Cross."
Scripture lessons were read by
Mrs. Ken Preszcator, Mrs. Bill
Dale and Mrs. Earl Nott. Mrs.
Lorne Lawson led in prayer.
The hymn, "In the Cross of
Christ I Glory," was sung and
the General 'Thanksgiving was
read in unison.
Mrs. Borden Brown gave an
interesting paper on "Christian
Stewardship." Mrs. W. L.
Whyte gave the mission study
on India. The offering was re-
ceived by little Barbara Glou-
sher.
The hymn, "What a Friend
We Have in Jesus" was sung
and Mrs. Lorne Lawson closed
with prayer. Mrs. Donald Buch-
anan, president, presided over
the business, and several items
were discussed.
Mrs. Millson served lunch,
and at the close Mrs. George
McIlwain presented. Mrs. Mill -
son with; a gift on behalf of
Constance UCW, before her de-
parture for pier home in Sea -
forth. Mrs. W. L. Whyte thank-
ed Mrs. Millson for the use of
her home.
proved. Linda Nott received
the offering, and also took the
study book, chapters 10 and 11.'
This completed the study book.
Elaine Brown was in charge
of the worship.' Joyce Brown
read -the 'Scripture lesson, taken
from Ephesians 2:1422. Mary
1VIcllwain offered prayer; and
the meeting closed with the
hymn,. "Rise Up, 0 Men of
God."
Hold Enjoyable Euchre
The COF held a euchre par-
ty in the Hall on Friday eve-
ning with a good attendance.
Prizes were won as follows:
ladies' high, Mrs. Frank ' Riley;
ladies' lone hands, Mrs. Frank
Cummings, of Clinton; consola-
tion, Mrs. Keith Hesselwood;
men', most games, Nelson Mc-
Clure; lone hands, Sam Mc-
Clure; consolation, Gary Mc-
Clure.
Mr. Charles Johnson, of Clin-
ton, spent an evening last week
with Mr. and .Mrs. Geo. Leitch.
Mrs. William Jewitt, Ross and
Kevan attended the baptismal
service of John William Dow -
son, son of Mr. and Mrs, Wil-
liam Dowson, in Varna United
Church on Sunday.
Mrs. Art B ley, of „Kit-
chener, spentsumnday with Mr.
and Mrs. William J. Dale and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. James Jamie-
son and Susan, of Godefich,
spent the . weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Jamieson.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Elliott and
daughters, of Staffa, spent Sat-
urday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Preszcator.
Mr. and Mrs. ,toss MacGre-
gor and Margaret were in Pres-
ton onurrday,. where Margaret
will be practice teaching this
week. Mr, and Mrs. MacGregor
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Farnham, of Kitchener, and
CGIT Plan Banquet
The CGIT girls held their
meeting in the schoolroom of
the church on Sunday at 1:00
p.m. Mrs. Reg Lawson, leader,
conducted the business and the,
girls made .further plans for
the mother and daughter ban-
quet to be held March 26.
The meeting opened with the
COPT Purpose and Hymn Min-
utes of the. last meeting Were
read by Margie Whyte and ap-
Miss Mary MacGregor at Kit-
chener -Waterloo Hospital.
Mrs. William J. Dale spent
Monday with her mother, Mrs.
T. J. McMichael, of Goderich.
•w -Mr. and Mrs. Ross Anderson
and family, of Bornholm, visit-
ed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Buchanan and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator
and family spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Cook and
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family, of Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Glou-
sher, Stewart and Barbara spent:.
Sunday "with Mr. and Mis. Stan'
Ball and family, of Auburn. •
"I have • discontinued long.
talks on account of my throat,",
the speaker remarked. "Several
members have threatened to cut:
it."
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THE WORLD OF BOBBY. HULL - Slungg 'atop the goal
posts at a Toronto hockey rink, Bobby Hull ,of the NIIL Chi-
cago Black Hawks, chuckles while his surprised friend, Scott:
Young (lower right) is unexpectedly' mobbed for his auto-
graph by young fans. Bull is subject of a Caftiera Canada
documentary called The World of Bobby Hull tb be seen
Sunday, March• 22, on the, CBC -TV network. 1Vewsphlier`
columnist Young IS adviser and scrillitwritet for:the *gram,,''
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