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rhe Wingham 040:4Artifies, wt000lor, ireo, 1.950. vor# and tooting (bugle SlWairt 10, BettleS 1, 1-0Tdcliatt 119r- jaws and 10W1$ displaced by he se " band) are some of the • activities in On 6, cancerous groWths, which are very
can go outside, The doctor says tak
things easy for the first week, but,
after all that inactivity, you crave
eX.ereise, You're going to take a good
long walk, 'anti the old. butcher can
say what he likes. After a stroll
around the block or out to the barn
and back, at a, diminishing pace, you
go back to bed.
The purpose of this essay is not so
much to describe mumps as to bring
comfort to those who have or haven'l-
and thinking a rest will be nice, In bad them. If none of the dreaded com• You go to bed not feeling trio sick
two or three days, just about the time plications set in, it may not be much
be-
gins to protest as being lain on so worse than described. CLINTON TOPS IN 3 Xl• S.
Clifford Coultes the swelling is sorest, your back
Mach, One of the cruelest things about "'GU TILTS
this dread disease is that it spoils all
with considerable discomfort. About A. B, basketball got under way in
food
last week)
eek)socond the fun there is in eating. Your jaws On afternoon•MtIonntednaydeclfor
will hardly move at all, and that little scheduled series of games in H. a S.
the best you can do is haves you r
can slide into.
that diminutive slit that i the gymnasium of Clinton District cut into small, thin slices, which you High School.
used to be your mouth, grit your ' Clinton-23, Wingliam-16
teeth on them awhile, and then swal-, The first game of the afternoon
low them, saw the Clinton girls tangle, and we
I mean that literally, with the Wingham
o - Plinten40, WIngliaM
The third and final game 0c.tho af-
ternoon Was the most disastrous from
Wingliam's point of view, In thIS
game the Clinton junior boys tramp-
led the Wjpgbarrx players into the
dust with a 50 to 14 drubbing, The
taller Clinton boys took full advantage
of their night for checking and pass-
ing purposes and by the time the first
quarter ended they had scored 24
points to Wingham's 5, This loss
means that the juniors have yet to
win a regularly scheduled game this
season.
Both the senior boys and the girls
now have one win and one loss to
their credit.
George B. Porter
Senior Girls: Jean Hobden 11, Lots
Thompson 3, D. Coupland 2, Fern
Cook, Mary Ford, Donelcla MacDon-
ald, E. Keith, Bev, Blackwell, Berva
Gallaher, Thelma Bennett, Doris
Doubledee and Doreen Machan.
Games This Week
The Wingham teams play two gam-
es-both in Wingham at the Armour-
ies, To-day (Wednesday) Goderich
Wingham Armouries, but the Seaforth and on Friday Seaforth
bus system broke down and made it plays here plays' in Wingham. Next Wednesday
necessary to change the schedule, is the final game of the season when
Clinton comes to Wingham. Wingliam-41 Seaforth-32 '
In the first game of the afternoon George Porter
the Wingham senior boys outplayed On Having the Mumps
and outshot the Seaforth team to the A fierce epidemic has been sweeping
tune of a 41-32 score, In the second this district in the past few months.
half, the Wingham teani effectively
copied Seaforth's tactics by using a
baskethanger! Caught at their own
game, the Seaforth team seemed un-
nerved and unsure of their passes,
Cameron and Saxton, both of Wing-
ham, led the scorers with 14 and 9
points respectively.
Wingham-Laidlaw, D, Machan,
Gregg 4, R. Machan 2 Stainton 7, Sax-
ton 9, Cameron 14, Lott 2, Hall, Craw-
ford 3, McMurray.
Seaforth-Jacobi 4, Sills 4, Rowland
4, Henderson, Keys 5, Stewart 7,
McGavin, McMillan 6, Ducharme 2, R.
Muir, Murphy.
Seaforth-40 Wingham-13 This swelling grows for two or three pl
and feet, your mother will need men- The second game saw the Wingham days until it assumes more or less tai attention before long,
Junior boys going down to a one-sid- gigantic proportions. When you come
ed defeat at the hands of a taller, out in full bloom you find yourself Then . . . the big day arrives. You
better shooting team: Although out-
preparation for the big event.
Ors VridaY night of last week, the
High School Went all cut and had a
big skating party and dance after,
'wards, It was wonderful to see some
of our stiff, old teachers out on blades,
(Please don't take me serioulsy on.
that one.)
Mr. JaeltsOn'S turtles got through P.111 to. Wingham. T-1.1° final Score
Christmas and New Years very well was W1110844 17, Seaforth 14.
and are doing nicely, thanks to the. Wingham; Jean Hobden 14, Fern
very careful attention of Miss Cath- Cidelt 3, Lois Thompson, Mary Ford,
Donelda MacDonald, Coupland, B. urine Heating, (They now live a
table in MY bedroom.) Keith, Be,v Blackwell, Belwa Gaila-
Until the week before ;Waster exams, her, Thelma, Bennett, Doris. Double-
the heart of Wingham District High dee, Doreen Machan,
School remains as usual, light and Seaforth: Watson 1, Seimen 6, Spit-
4146, Rheil, Lane, McFadden 1, Camp-
Ebealnl,n4 Stavin, taavin, Johnston, Boyd, Bolgve,
gay-
Catherine Heating
Wingliiim vs Seaforth
On Wednesday, January 28th, Wing-
ham District High School met its old
rival, Seaforth, in the frigid gymnas-
ium of the Seaforth School, The games
were scheduled to be played in the Senior boys-Saxton 12, Cameron 6,
Lott 1, D. Machan 1, Gregg 1, Laid-
law, B. Ma.chan, Stainton, Hall, Craw- Another major problem is diversion, girls, Taking the lead from the, first, ford, Murray.
Reading in bed tires the arms quickly, the Clinton team was always in front Junior boys: Lancaster 8, Murray 3, so does writing .School-work is bad and after four quarters gf hectic ball, Lockridge 3, Gammage, Foster, Biggs, enough in itself anyhow. If you are a the final score read Clinton 23, Wing- Lott, Barwick, ollenning, Campbell, radio fan the setup is perfect. You ham 16. Led by the fast passing and. Muffett. can listen to it all day, and all night accurate shooting of Castle, the 'Olin-
Dozens have been stricken and laid too, if you can get away with it. Per- ton team appeared to have the edge
low, The beauty of it is, this scourge sonally I never knew till I got the in most departments of play.
only lasts a couple of weeks, by the mumps how many things on the radio. Clinton-40, Winghinn-21
calendar, and leaves its victims to face aren't worth listening to, If you lie In the second game the Wingham
life with fresh courage, certain that there and think about all the school and Clinton senior boys met and the
never again can they be afflicted with
this ailment.
The only trouble is those two weeks!
If one can draw any comfort from the
thoughts of ' immunity, brevity, and
having one's meals in bed, had
better do it, because he'll need all the
comfort he can get,
It all starts with a small, hard
swelling near the ears, associated with
soreness and stiffness of the jaws.
Wingham.-X7 Seaforth -1 I touchy, and If you let them, they
to match, The The final game was a close, rough lgattVtl:zr° Quonfutajoisrsliliti:yh be Irritated by
and tumble, tight-checiting co
between the Seaforth and Wingham impolitebring rfriecimn and tc°7iytrratoepproLeagirroes
girls. At, three-quarter time the score bearing offered by everyone who happens to was 11-11, But in the last quarter Jean offered you, Afte being told for the tWeri-
Hobden scored six points to give the tieth time you look like an old sow,
YOU begin to feel like one with a sore
tail.
you're missing, you are liable to lose end result was very similar to that of
your mind. The best solution to this the girls' game with Clinton winning
problem is hibernation, but that never by a score of 40-21. Saxton for Wing-
works. ham gave a brilliant exhibition during
Well at last you can get up but you the first quarter scoring eight points,
but after that he was closely checked have to stay inside, At this stage the and had relatively little opportunity need for an occupational therapist is most acute. You can't read or write for more baskets. Clinton's Gibbings
sank nine field goals and one foul all the time, and you're not able to shot to lead the scorers with 19 pointS. do much, else. If you incessantly walk The Clinton team with nine exhibition the floor or sit to Din h d games under its belt including games
with Stratford and St, Marys contin-
ually used their greatest experience to
advantage throughout the game.
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matched the Wingham team put up a
good fight and at half time led by a
score of 11-10. The second half was
an entirely different picture with Sea-
forth walking all over the Wingham
team. McSlwain and Litowski com-
bined to score one half of Seaforth's
total points. At the final horn the
score read Wingham 13, Seaforth 40.
Wingliam: Lancaster 5, Murray 3,
Gammage, Foster 1, Biggs 2, Lott,
Barwick, Lockridge, Campbell 2.
Seaforth: B. Brock, Litowski 10,
Olvier, S. Murray 3 L. Murray 6, Mc-
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HIGHLIGHTS
from the
HIGI I SCHOOL
Around School 4 One day lastweek all the pupils of
! Well, things have really been hop-' our school were given the tuberculin
test. A positive or negative reaction ing around Wingham District High! t School lately. Basketball games, eon- ells whether you have come into con-
cert t practice, tuberculosis• inoculation tact with the disease or not. Dr. Aldis and other things, including Latin and some of his Huron County Health
tests (Ugh), really keep things liven- Unit staff came up from Clinton to
ed up around an institution that is prick our wee arms.
bound to get boring at times. Mr. The annual spring concert of W.D.
Loekridge, one of the Wingham but- H,S. is to be held on February 19th
chers, came up to the school and de- and 20th. A real interesting pro-
nionstrated the cutting of meat or gram is being lined up too. I'm very
something to some of Miss Behrn's sure that all the people in our district
Home Economics classes. Anything will be setting aside either the 19th or
and everything can happen in W.D.H. the 20th of February (or maybe both"
S. and it does. for the High School concert. Dancing,
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I'vtErEoR SALUTES FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY
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When the weather-man goes on a rampage with wind, floods, snow
and ice, our service men rise to the occasion and many times rise
from the depths of a warm comfortable bed. They take pride in the
fact that they know what to do and they do it with the co-operation
and praise of every citizen:
The small boy would never think of tangling with the head of the
house by tossing a boot at a bulb on the ceiling of the living room,
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