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Box Furniture House Furnishings Floor Coverings Floor Sanding Westinghouse Appliances Phone 43 Seaforth • Hockey.hfapn's By 8111 Teal' The following, are, standings o J "B" western gran) San. , 2,1 W, L. T. F, ' !j P., Seaforth 13 10 0 109'112 26 Sarnia.: 9 11 0 85 88 18 London'. .. 8 13-* 0 94 119 16 Woodstock 6. 13 2 94 116 14 S. Marys 6 15 1 80 157 13 be a community effort andif everyone would give us his sup- port we could and would finish the year without help from oua' council. This then is our final ap- • peal, to yqu for your continued good suplibi't and I ram sure you will not let us down.' So please' get that ticketnow and plan on attending our booster party. You wi11-enjoy.yourself'1 am Sure Terrry Iloiigins'who had •a -bad cut on MEI ^foot•duiiingrthe""game in St. Marys is walking again and I hope will soon be back to help us finish out the season. Bev. Boyes yvho injar'ed his login the London game Tiers is recovering as he had no'bones broken and will soon be out,again. The following is our financial report which does not include. Several, accounts which we have been 'forced to, hold until finances are available • Ticket sales • to date $2706; Vena's release $75; donations $349.26; r gate receipts $914.30; turkey draw .421.73. Total 4801.06. Expenses to date. last week $4703.31; lunches .448; coaching $30; travailing• . • 1$30 , Booster draws $1000,, Total exp., $4816.31. Balance overdrawn $15.26... You will ape that we have not improved our position in the last week' by losing both games played and now we have only four, more games to play. ,Seafortli in Guelph on Thurs., Jan. 24. and next hone game here, Tuesday, San: 29, with Waterloo which is a very import- ant game for us if we hope to' finish in first position, By finish= ing. in first position we have the choice of which team we play ire the semi final games, also get the extra game on home ice in both semi final and final games. This could be very important nt iYeither play off games go to a final or fifth game in a best of five game series. Since the Waterloo -game here on Tuesday, Jan. 29,,,is'eo important to us we sincerely hbpe that a large attendance wjj1 Won handtohelp cheer our team to a victory on this night. Many may not realize what a difference a good crowd can make to a team spirit. This was very noticeable on the night London played here when only 200 turned out. Please make an effort to give us your support on our last two games of the season. Your attendance will be greatly appreciated by both team and management. Preparations are going rorward for Jack Mcllwain night on Tues- day, Feb. 5, when Guelph plays the final scheduled game•in Sea - forth. We have had many favor- able reports on our efforts to make this a memorable night for Jack. Many have asked regarding donations for the public present- ation and as stated before any one wishing to donate will please contact Thorpe Rivers as we are not going to solicit donations, and unless you make your donations early Thorpe will be unable to make the necessary arrangements in advance. The athletic associ- ation are making their own plans and no funds turned in to Thorpe will be used by them. I know how easy It is to let a matter of this kind go from day tb day, but please be fair to Thorpe and get your donations in early. You will see by our financial report that we are overdrawn for the first time this year. We are depending on your support for purchase of $1 booster admission tickets for our booster party to be held in the community hall on Jan. 31. The Paul Bros, will en- tertain and I know every man there will thoroughly enjoy him- self as well as help the hockey club end its year with enough fi- nances to pay all its accounts. I stated early in the fall that this year's hockey club would have to WWuVIAAAno FREE! BE OUR GUEST JOMN pEEIRE pAY No lesson .comes easy to Tom Gordon, cantankerous and humorous John -Deere Day favorite. Living up to his established reputation for stubborness and contrariness, he appears this year in the latest of the Gordon family series, "Please Pass the Pasture," This is one of the enter- tainment treats awaiting you at Johnnie Blue's John Deere Day, 1400,041wv -au) Pat Rewttavu -do) gild) Rektvgavu tiftk Rau) January 30 1.30 & 8:.P.M: January 31 8 P.M. Seaforth Blyth MEMORIAL ARENA MEMORIAL HALL -- FOR FARMERS AND THEIR FAMILIES ONLY -- This interesting and profifabie program is one you will enjoy. Every farm family will have a good time. And, of course, there is the opportunity to Win a Free Prize JOHNNIE BLUE John Deere Sales and Service SEAFORTH ONTARIO — CROMARTY, ' Mrs ,T, Ti 'Scott, Mrs. T. Laing, Mrs. W -Fanper and Mrs. M. damond- attended the annual meeting of the`"Stratford Pres- byterial of the , WMS of the Presbyterian Mir& which was held in St., Andrew's Church, Stratford on Thursday. :Sunday .visitprs with'IMr, and Mrs, 'Otto Walker, were Mr. and Mrs Garnet gockweil and son Jack, pashew:ogd, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cook -well and fain- ily, Exete}' Mr• ,and (Sirs. Wesley Russell and (Margaret Jean and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scott and family visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. !Harry Elliott,` Parkhill. Mr. Edgar ;Allen, • SVlitchell, called •on friends in the village on- !Friday. Cromarty Farm Forum met at the home of Mr. and' Mrs. 'Cald- er tMd!Kaig on Monday night. Mr, and (Mrs. Otto Walker very pleasantly entertained a few friends on Wed. evening on the •occasion of their 28th wed- ding anniversary. The evening was spent in playing euchre and social chat. HENSALL Prices at Iliensall Community Sale on Jan. 17th, Weanling pigs •$13.25 to $16; chunks '$17:00 to $20.50; feed- ers $24.25 to $30.00; sows $66. to $80.00; cows $125.00 to $160.00; Holstein calves $13.- 50 to'$18.00; Durham calves $14.50 to 430.00; 235 pigs and 50 head of tattle and calves were sold. M•rs. Jacobi of Zurich spent the weekend with her nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Wan Fuss. Mr. Wilfred Mousseau was in Windsor on Tuesday owing to the death of his uncle, Mr. Peter Mousseau. Mrs. John (Hazelwood, who was found in her home, suffer- ing from a weak spell was re- moved to South (Huron Hospital where her condition is reported as fair. MRS. EbWARD BO•Y'ES Mrs. Edward Boyes of Vict- oria St Clinton, died on Wed- nesday" morning in the ICIinlion. Public' Hospital in her 80th year. She had (been in hospital since early •October. Born in G'oder ich twp:,, the former Elizabeth Jane Armstrong, she was mar- ried 55• years ago, after which( she and her husband farmed' near Brucef`Ield. They retired to' Clinton five• years ago. Mrs. Boyes was u member of St. An-- drew's Pres'ipyterian Church,' of Clinton. :Surviving besides her husband are one son, 'Bert Boyes, Clinton; three daughters, Mrs. W. (Eva) Johnson, Clin- ton; (Mrs. Frank :(Florence) Fowler, Seafhrth; (Mrs. W (Ma- bel) Reid, Varna; two brothers, 'George Armstrong, Seaforth; Lorne Armstrong, Varna;' and one sister, 'Errs. David. Stephen- son, Seaforth. The funeral' was herd on Sat- urday from the (Beattie funeral home, conducted by 'Rev. D. J. Lane, of St. Andrew's Church,, Interment was in (Bayfield Cem- etery. The pallbearers were 'Da- vid ,Kay„ Da-vid'Kay„ Albert IS'hadclic k, (Bruce Armstrong; Elmer (Steph- enson„ -Ernie McGlinehey, and John Armstrong). :WINTHROP (lore (Saturday afternoon, Jan. 191th the Winthrop 'CG£T gath- ered.in the.- -basement of the church. A short story of the 'Bi- ble was told ;by Mrs. Toll. Six - POSTPONED PLAY "Two Country. Kids" THURSDAY, JAN. 31 At the Seaforth High School. Sponsored by O.F.U. Talent from Varna and Holmesville The Soul Thrilling Martin, Luther Film will be shown in`Egmond- ville United Church SUNDAY, JAN. 27 at 7.80 P.M. This is a Film everyone should r see RECEPTION For Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sold - dam in Bewail Town Hall FRIDAY, JAN. 25TH Desjardines Orchestra Ladies please bring lunch Everyone Welcome First Pi�eshyterian, -Church REV D. GLENN CAMPBELL ..i;' MINISTER - 10 A.1111.—Ohurch (School and • ,Bible 'Class` 11 a.m. f"To :Tr ainJ for Life's Race" 4:30 p.m. "The Second Exodus" N,,rtlrside United Church ISev. IBruce W. Hall, B:A., B.D.; S Minister. 10 am.,-,O,,hlarch School and Adult Bible Glass. 11 a.m., . Morning Worship: Sermon, "[Measures of :Achieve- ment" Toddlers' Group and Junior Congregatron,'l 7 pin,, ..'Evening Worehip: Sermon, "Glad's (Return". 8.15 p.m.,, Y.P.U. Egmondville United Church, !Dr J. Semple, Minister. a.m., , The Essential M,es- sage. of the Congregational meeting. ,. 7.80 The; Outstanding Reli- gious 'Film, bMAiRTIN !LUTHER.: lain ito cam . ' early, 10 a.m., The Church School. 10,1b a.m.: The 'Minister's Bi- ble 'Class.. 11 a.ms, The Nursery Class. 11.30 a.m.,.. Jr. Congregation. Our motto ;'See you in Church Sunday. Everybody welcome. 'Winthrop Church Rev. Peter McLean, RCAF, Centralia, 'Will be in charge of the service at Cavan Church on Sunday at 2:80 p.m, teen members answered the roll call. Mrs. Toll took charge of the 'business in which we decid- ed to hold our 'Christian Youth Night Service,, Feb. 1 with the Y.P:U. Our next meeting is on Feb. 16th. A skating party is to be held Feb. ebh. The Bible study was taken by Mrs. Blau - (shard. The Mission Study on !Hong Kong was taken by Mrs. Toll. The theme of the worship service was "Refugees 'Calling", followed .by the scripture taken from 'Matthew 25: 34-45 read by Ellinor. Christiansen. A story was read by Marjorie Boyd and a prayer said by Margaret Al- exander. The Voice of Temperance FIGURES BREWERS FEAR r'IBut drinkingis a OUSTOM. Everybody in my class does it. If you don't, your a freak". Not so! In a recent book "Drinking in College", (based on a report of a survey conducted by the Yale Centre of Alcoholic Studies, this common belief is exploded, Table 95, headed "Attitude Toward Abstainers", tells what happens to one soci. ally if he does not drink in col- lege. Amongst every ten of his classmates, there will be nine who either do" not care or feel admiration for the abstainer: Just one will feel scorn or. pity. And the girl who abstains. Thirty-two per cent of her fel- low students will not care at all. Sixty-two will admire, approve and respect her. Four .per cent will feel hostility and two per cent, pity. Almost two-thirds of the women will think BETTER. of the girl who does not drink.. Stick to your guns young eh,. stainers! Help to increase these - figures brewers fear.—Advt. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO' The Seaforth News, January 1932 ddr. and Mrs. Dominic Reyn- olds celebrated their golden wedding at their home in 'Eg- mondville. L. st: Rader of Hay :limp. was n amed warden for Huron. Coun ty- for 1932. Mi. 'Helmer Snell was asps pointed night constable at a spe- cial meeting of council. Rev. J. Alberti who has (been' (pastor of iSt. (Peter's Lutheran - Church, Brodhagen, for 12 yrs,. has accepted •a call tos Johnse- town, Penn. Roy (Morrison of ,Saskatoon visited his friend, Roy Patric!„ of Winthrop,. A shower was held at .Bruce- feld' in honor of Miss-. Dorothy Robins priorto her marriage to W. J: 5'. Melt of Kippers. The boys- are playing• marbles 011 Main Street. Jahn, lining was- appointed chairman of [Seafortlh publfg school" 'board' for, 1932.. FORTY YE'ARS' AGO+ From The .Seaferbh N'ews•,. January- 1.917. IC,. L. Williams,, druggist, was called to Toronto by the oriitica3 condition of h mother. Mr. and !Mlle. (Bert Van 'Be - mond. have returned from s, tri'ip to Bermuda, ADD SOMETHING SPECIAL TO ANY MENU ICED BREAKFAST BUNS Available At Cleary's IGA Seaforth THE SEAFO!RT14 NEWS—Thursday, January 24; 1957 Regent: • Theatre TRURS, PRI. SAT, :°'. THE LONE RANGER ,Clayton Moore Bonita Granville America's beloved masked- Rider and'. iris faithful Indian'„ colpagipn Tonto yin a blad,sg'new dtory 'MON. TUES. WED. DOUBLE BILL QUEEN OP BABYLON:', • ~Rhonda Fleming - Ricardo Montilban. She*•was love's 7• wonder of the world. Beauty's greatest temptress in sin's wickedest era. Spectacle. of splendor and savagery in the wiekedst city of the ancient world • James Stewart - Helen Walker. This tribute to a mother's filth and a 'reporter's integrity, becomes the most iiowerful,story to ever some to the screen THURS. PRI, SAT. DOUBLE BILL Gem WALLS F MONTEZUMArad R1cl!ard W Odmark Skip $omeior WHEN IT 'COME, r RU'BBER•'--d Come to Us for the best Values MEN'S SHORTIES - 15" 4.45 MEN'S KNEE LENGTH` • ' - ' 6.45 -- Red (glibber. Soles and Heels WILLIS SHOE STORE The Little Store "with the "Big Values" - "sEAFORTII .. Islam! Mr. and Mrs. C. Eckert near Seaforth held a family reunion when many of the young people gathered. (Miss Minnie Dorsey has `left 0n 'a trip to New Orleans. Miss Jessie Wilson is attend- ing business college at (Owen Sound. A (branch of the horticultural society in (Brussels was organiz- ed. Dr. Grieve, district repre- sentative and Wm. Hartry, vice pres. , of the Ontario Society, assisted. A meeting of the "'Sabbath School Association was held when officers elected included J. Cowan, W. D. Hoag, M. Mur - die, 'A. A. 'Naylor, Rey... T ',1fI. Brawn, Dr. Harburn, J. C. Laing, A. Ai Cuthill, Miss A. Gemmell, Miss E. Cresswell and Miss nelson. FAMOUS TRICHOLOGIST WILL DEMONSTRATE: HOW TO GROW THICKER HAIR e, . AND GUARANTEES IT Demonstration to be Held Here This new method of home The Trichologist snakes no treatment of saving and growing tMbker hair wilt be demonstrat- edli iia Seafort'lii Ontario, Well- nesd'ay,, January', 30). 1957. These private individual' demonstra- tibns+ wills tom liel'd' at the Com- mercial, Hitter on Wednesday only 121 mum tn, 93 pm. London, Qntarba—la an in- teaview helm • today William L. Keele,. hrternationally famous triohob:tent snd Director of the Kegel% flail Exputis, said "There axe, 11A 4lfferoaat scalp disorders that; cause: mulct men and women to, lose. theritt IteSe. Using com- ma*, sense,, a. person must real - ii+ • no one, taste or so called cereal]; mead eorrect all the dis-. waders,"' he, explained. PIU IRANTEED "The. Keele firm, recognizing that roost people are .:.-olieptical e£ claims that hair tan 'be growth on iisaldSug heads, offer a.guar- antee,'Kettle said. Orme a person avails himself to the Reale treatment his skep- ticism immediately disappears. To insure this, we offer this guarantee. "If you are not com- pletely satisfied with. your hair progress at the' end of 30 days, your money will be. refunded." HOPELESS CASES DISCOURAGED First the Trichologist is quick to. tell hopeless cases that they cannot be helped. But the "(hopeless" cases are few. Only if a mean is completely ; shiny bald is he in this category,, If there is fuzz, no matter how light, thin, or colorless, the Keele Treatment can ` perform wonders, A complete, private examina- tion is given by a Trichologist to determine the . condition of his scalp and cause for his hair trouble. • FREE EXAMINATION This examination is very thorough and highly - technical. 16 requires 20 to 130 .minutes. charge for this examination and no appointment is necessary. After the examination the per- son is told the ,required length of treatment and how much it will cost. ,After starting treatment, the person snakes regular reports to, the Keele firm in .London to - cheek the progress of the home treatment. To spread the opportune • of normal, healthy hair tw the thousands who are despeiiatelyt looking for help, independent Trichologists are -visiting vagi- ous cStibt'-throughout (Canada tID conduct examinations( and! start; Thome treatment. e NO CUR£-$,, "We have no, cure-all for slick, shiny halftime:" Keele era. phasizes. `If 't gre is fuzz,, the root is still capable, of creating hair and we can, perform what seems tot be, al mi1aeale; e There is one thing Keele wants to be certain every man and woman knows.. If a reces- sion appearsat the temples or a spot begins to show' up on the crown of the head, there is something wrong, and -it should be given #remediate attention. - klAIR FOR .LIFETIME If: clients follow our • direc- tions during treatment and aft- er they fter,they finish the Bourse, there is no reason why they will not have chair all the rest of their lives." Keele said. "Our firm is definitely behind this treatment,. it all depends on the individual client's faithful observation oI a few simple rules." HOW'S YOUR HAIR? If it worries you, call Trichol- ogist. W. N. Crawford at the. Commercial Hotel in Seaforldh, Ontario on Wednesday ONLY, January 30, noon to 9 p.m. The public is invited. You do not need an appointmeitt.. The ex- aminations are private and you will not 6,Q prrnka{,rty!se ,or -obli- gated in 'any way.