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MRS,�"AMES COOK
Funeral 'services are being head
Thursday afternoon from the G. A.
Whitney funeral home . fox Mrs.
James Cook, who. passed away on
Monday afternoon., Mrs, Cook died
in, Clinton' Public Hospital, SoUo1v,)
int; about 'a year's :illness, "
Born in Hallett township, . The
former. Mary Olive Adams, she
was married to Mr. Cook at. Kin-
burn. Her husband predeceased
her in 1949, and; she came to Sea
forth in 1951. She was -in her 71st;
year.
Surviving are four brothers and
a . sister: Miller; ': Ernest and Tota
Adams, - $eaforth,. and Mrs . William
Ross, Londesboro.
A member of Northside United
Church, services will be conduct-
ed by Rev. T. C, Britton, with in-
terment in Maitiandbahkcemetery.
WINTHROP
The Helping Hand Mission Band
will meet on Saturday, May .23.
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near Lachute, Que.:
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By HAROLD .KENDRICK
Only a' Few, Days 'Left
Viritk only, 21 days • left until the
end of this school. year, many stu-'
dents are rushing :to and:. fro 'at-
tempting -4o- get • eaught up' on all
of,their• school work That isrightl.
Exam's. are just':21 , days away.
After - that the student body will
be 'out -for .the summer. This sum-
neer, it is, prophesied that each day,
will -bring.. temperatures .of 9Q ..to
100 degrees, so I ,would adviseev-
eryone to find a'cool" job for -the
Banquet -
Last Thursday the a rentice
$ PP.
cooks from Grade XII, under the
'guidance of Miss F. Elford, provid-
ed for the staff and farnilies a ban-
quet. Everything Went off as `it was
,supposed to, and when everyone.,
was finished the, men washed the
dishes.
As 1` was told, it was quite a
sight to see .these` fine . featured
gentlemen: ,dressed :' in their white:.
aprons, washing : and drying the.
ditites. The dishwasher .took the
eye of 'trimly of the girls : as he
stood in front of ,the sink with his
,braces- down -and -his -pipe -giving:
off "puffs of white '; smoke, which.
matched the, color :of his .apron- A
few comments were heard from
the 'girls of: Grade; XII; as they
ana Persan; :2nd, Geraldine NO"
Taggart; Seniors. • 1st; Jean Hil
len; 2nd, Betty Muegge
Badminton
The badminton tournament' is
stills in full 'swing as students are
being eliminated, . all. ,the *aloe,
Watch this column for further re -
Gingham ssiR
Last -weekend being; a long one,
led to `Some,very, interesting;eNaµ
ents by some of the "students -of,
SDHS. As long ago as 1951;' Ken:was
• Arlepe: When'is the green`Ford
ehosen-a member of e;Leaders'
leavingthe 'Sunoco? Cl igb for the "high' schools of West-
., ern Ontario while attendin the,
Ans.: 'Bo ,Hoo- Ma .22. : . i? ,
Gene: Why•:,ivereou, h.au in Clinton . •Disinct,:: _High; School,
put the window -at ' the ` Drive In where he played centre on-the.Tro
Sunday night?'; n teach - an' ckl
Marion: Why so late on Satur- Jaon the rugby`ketballteam At thebasend of the scho; oldtertam 'ine
day night?
M. B.: Do you just like the '59.. `951ch 1Ken d tied. - to .leave 'high
Meteors?' s oo a .d j Royal "" Cana
Marie S. Tslr! Tsk!• dian Mounted Police' and off he
Barmy;, Which will it be, North went to -be graduated, in Regina in
or South, Exeter, or in-between; 1951
Gordon M. and Bryan B-: 'Who September, 1951, found Moun-;,
are tyle twosister's you boys' -•are tie Arkell backintheChnton;Col-
interested iii?. legiate, fiiushm.g'.up `Grades 12 and
Elizabeth. Do you like the son :15. Not -!only did lie, complete his
of alearpenter? two years, iii one; but h_e :was
Karen' HO are. things on. the ay aided a total afn four scholar-
farm?.ships Huron County, Dominion
Pearn Me .`Did you ever -an-- Provincial; Lenard and Huron
swer the question that Earl Bell County Bursary.
Football Star,
Bayfield , Native
Graduates in Law
Ken Axkea, former tackle with
the Western "Mustangs, NMI have
to lift is own:245 pounds on a -pair
of crutches to walk up for his
graduation diploma; and to receive.
his:. LLB. degree from the Uni-
versity of British Columbia, oti
Wednesday,,
Mr. Arkell, the second son -of Mr.
and Mrs.:.Fred Arkell, of Bayfield,,
has just' been: released, from hos
-
with
$n Vancouver, where he uuL
derwent a s'eeonti .operation tore-
pair 'the damage ' to an injured
knee, which:he hurt while playing
with the British. Columbia Lions in
September, 1957: '
Since 1.957 -Ken has had; to trade
•
his gridiron activities for desk
work . exclusively,:' He has; been
assistant city clerk at Prince
George, 'B.C., "during -vacations,
while" continuing his legal studies
at the U'niv,ersity<of British, Colum -
.7114
OCIAL
MEMS
SUEDE JACKETS
• • WASEABLE On
• BR`S CLEANABLE
PORT
Choose • from natural, 'fawn,
brown, navy„"or chareoal; silk-
lined, washable:' suede:'. jackets
formen.'- .' Sizes 36; to 44.
made a wish, hoping to geta man: aslced. you?
like that. It is easy to see, who is;,
the ; head of many of the homes.
Cadet-Iustrecti
Well, with only five days -until
cadet inspection,- :. many teachers
are :getting ; peeved at the obnoxious.
type of weather we are ' having.:
Everyday: they attempt to'have ,a
practise, it- rains. •" With ' only "a,
fewdays ' •n
y ie ft. I .am going to pre-'
diet='; that :this- will be 'one :'of the
best' -inspections -we have : had.
Wait ands ee
Pubhe 'akin S
pe. g
,Last Friday a special assembly-
ass eld-with eeven-students ones
w h 1 ,
from each room, "entering into ..he -
annual •public' speaking-, compete
tion'. These -students Were 'erethe high-
est; ;marked students frbiri each
7elass: •Grade 9 A, Lynda `Papple,`.
:" Our Neighbors" ;'.Grade 9-B, Ger,
aldiine McTaggart, , `i What Kind of
Flags Do Canadians Want?"
Grr'ade 9-0, , Frank, tovers, "Oppor
-!unities -inScience'.-'; Grade 9,D,:
Margaret McGregor, "Travelling,.
As a Meanr of'Editeation"; Grade
10-A1 Carol',Fowler, "How To'.iTse.
An ;Outdoor rFireplace", 'Grade 10' ;.
1)104; • Persan, . " s
The Word'
Fair At',. Belgium", -,--Grade
'Pearn McLean, :"Springhill, N S.,`
Disaster'; ;senior classes:' Grade.
11-A, Loretta . Connolly,. "One ; of
-the World's Greatest Diseoveries
Aluinmum"; Grade '11 B, Jean Hil
len,';` What.;I :LookFor in •TY";:;
Grade 12=A,': Rvn. Uhler, "Our For
ests"; Grade 12-B, Betty .Muegge,`
"Canada,, Our Country."
These. s eeches*:wer-e-. v r well
P.. e.Y
presented„ and it made a: very 'lit,
ficult decision for Miss G. Miller;
W .Murdie •and ;Mr A. -Hard
ing; .!the three judges, to make
W'inn'rs Were: Juniors„:1st, De-,
ENSAL
NLrs:. Joseph McLellan an d
daughter, Lois, left Wednesday,' for
Victoria, B.C.::They -are attending
a;golden .wedding anniversary.
1Vlrsi. Fred. Beer was taken, by
Bonthron anibulance-to South Hur-
on Hospital,: -Exeter, with. :a -:back
injury;;
.Mr. and Mrs. Ross'
p..._,
MacMillan,
Toronto,spent Sunday Mon-
day with the la er s,p,rents> Mr.
and Mrs.. Laird,. Mickle and fam-
Y _--
of -Mr,..:-Mitt-Mrs.� Hess,
-George
Hensaf, and Miss Evelyn Howard;
Toronto, spent the weekend'' with
Mr. and Mrs.' Claris -Abel at the
Pinery,+ where„Miss 'Howard show-
ed films of her trip to Alaska” and
Miami.
SMILE OR T
When .tlie town liar was called as
a witness on an accident case, he
'was .aSked if he ,would, :tell.: the
whole truth, and nothing. but,.the
truth:
After scratching his bead.in ser--
„ions;though,for awhile, he replied,
Durned .if I won't try anything
Several little girls were out pick-
ing May flowers• when they "met”
a skunk, When they ,came back to
the house the :youngest of the girls',
said she idn'tinind getting 'skunky
smell: on her'elothes• and hair, `:but,
".Was I ever 'mad," she said,
had to spit out'.my gum.''
More than a third .of Canada is;,
covered with vast forests
VISIT US FOR YOUR : PRINTING ACCESSORIES
Prayed At -Western .-
Atthe University of Western On-
tario in '1953 Arkelj. play -ed: tackle
���tOrestern-Cobts-and.- !Fie ,--
lowing year the same position with
the Mustangs. During- 1956-56 Ken
studied•":at Waterloo College .where
he ,played tackle%.with' the Senior•=
ORI'U ,eliampions,• the 'Kitchener -
Waterloo' Dutchmen. In;1956 he re=
ceivedliis' B.A. ,from Western.
With the fall sof 1956 : Ken had
'four had
after him, • Ottawa
Rougli Riders -Toronto Argonauts,.
nau
is
Winnipeg`Blue
Bombers. and the
British •Columbia Lions.; Ken de -
tided the -Lions and e”
de a a 1 galpro-
fession so he. w asoff--to-UBG-
where ;he`.played :taekle''for two;.
:years '.with-the.:`Lions until 'Sep
tember, .1957; when :knee
merits,
lige
meets` Were severely torn in.One
of: -the first games 'of the>:fall"'sea
son.
Ken, is planning; to article in To
ronto, but --will have-te'postpone'.
'that for one year until he. is fully,
recovered_,from-_hs • surgery.
SPECIAL..:':
Boys' .`.Wash ::. nd Wear" long
sleeve sport shirts, inan as-'
sgrtment or checks and ivy
stripes. These;; are: a apecial
purchase of regular 2;95 qual-
ity. Sires &: to 18 Years.
Years.
SPECIAL
SPECIAL f
FAMOUS •B)RNLI; ,
DIAMOND SO)(
• LAI IB'S WOOL or ORLON
SPECIAL! =' Men's
Orlon Interlock
COMO.
CARDIGANS . -P
le'
o alar 'Orlon ' Como 'st
B Y ..,
sweaters in, red, ,black,:: beige,
re•' blue, -wi • frastin
greybe or,With .c n o g
trims; as sketched
Sizes — S; M L.
Good weight lambs wool and `
i o x in wide
rOrlon. D am nd Sa a w f colors with .bright con-
ange of
trasting :cheeks. A very, sge- `'
a
cialae. , Sizes. 0T/a`to 11 .
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1:49:�VHLT R' 7.uEY Lt1,ST ._
Neighbor: , "What were your
your father's last Words.?
Boy. °_`He.hadn't any—Lmot ii r-
w'as with him to the end."
Teacher: "Ifa farmer .has- 20
sheep in a field and three of them
get ,out, how many Will be left in -
the field?''
Boy:: "None:"`;,
Teacher: --"That's wrong;three
from 20 is 17."' .
.Boys: "Teacher, you may know
your arithmetic, ,butyou don't
know sheep.' , � •
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featuringHusking Corn
Those interested, please contact:
HARO PRY
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PR �.CE
or
E R •..BET McMVMILLA
KEN STEWART o R
.Well-known and ;popular Seaforth business-
man has: leased and .will operate ft'
�seden4 er eiiii ie ,4 'sis
Let us as9ist yotl`s with' yoltr
;plans for that all 'important
wedding day.
COME IN AND SEE OUR COMPLETE:
SELECTION or
1 INv1TM'IO,NS• - "
• ANNOUR'CEM1WTS '
• JNI"OR'fALS •
• ACCESSORIESr
Your,cioke of various paper stocks, type
'styles anti sizes,
ask for
. SERV CE ST ► 'ION
•(Crirner o' G'rode>Hch' ,and
" -East William- Streets)
ou are invited to ,sit. Cleave for
your favoritelend" of
Select your wedding invitations, announcements
and gccessories .with complete confidence as to
quality and r;orreetness of form.
WE ALSO HAVE PERSONALIZED WEDDING' N;WkINS, MATCHES
AND CAKE'BOXES,,
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