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REG ENT THEATRE
SEAFORTH
Thurs. Fri. Sat "CHICKEN EVERY SUNDAY"
NOW PLAYING with DAN DAILEY and CELESTE HOLM
Drama, Comedy and Romance have .been cleverly blended to provide good entertain-
ment for the entire cantly
Mon, Tues. Wad "THE VELVET TOUCH"
with ROSALIND RUSSELL ; CLAIRE TREVOR
• A picture filled with Laughter, Glamour, Romance and Suirpense
Next Thurs. Fri. Sat. "UNFAITHFULLY yOURS"
with REX HARRISON LINDA DARNELL
Coming— "TAKE ONE FALSE STEP" with William Powell
called "My Prairie Blues". Jack Nethery, Bill Roweliffe, Harry
Clubleaders who helped make this DougaB, Bill Turnhull. Russel Knight,
a successful year were John Storey, Bill Bremner, G. McDonald. Clayton
Gord MdGavin, Russel Bolton, Ross Altdn, Harold Adams; Bob Camp- •
Eedy, Jack Graham, Allen ,Bettles, bell, 'and Lloyd iMorrison.
SEAFORTH & DISTRICT
MEMORIAL RECREATION CENTRE presents
Sat. Nile DANCING
Cardno's Hall, Seaforth
• SATURDAY, DEC. 10TH •
To Ross Pearce & his Melody Masters
Dancing 9 - 12 Admission 50c
PUBLIC SCHOOL
We held a special assembly on Fri-
day afternoon for the student teach-
ers who have been here during the
week. Grade 3 sponsored the pro-
gram. One of the student teachers
warned us that when he gets mad he
takes off his glasses and turns red.
This happened several times without
any response. •
* *
Last Tuesday and WednesdaY each
pupil had his picture taken. The re-
sults when returned at the beginning
of the week were appealing. Some of
the boys and girls were so disgusted
with their pictures that they would
not show them to anyone.
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Having some of the mothers make
the gowns for the Christmas Carol
Service met with wonderful re-
sponse. Some of the gowns have been
returned already.
* *
The Christmas Carol Service will
be held in the Northside United
Church on Friday, Dec. 16, 1949 at
8:30 p.m, Everyone is welcome,
On Monday we saw moving pict-
ures in the basement of the First
Presbyterian Church.
Doom III has been learning to
dance jigs and other various steps.
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Christmas Trees
CUT FLOWERS
POTTED PLANTS •
FERNS
BAKER'S
GREENHOUSE
SEAFORTH
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The Huron Temperance Federa-
tion does not want the people of
Huron to forget that the Canada
Temperance Act, which is in 'force
in Huron, Perth and Peel counties
is the soundest legislation in the
interest of temperance and sobrie-
ty that has yet been devised, for
it prohibits the public sale of in-
toxicants, There may.be a measure
of leakage under this ban, but that
is as nothing eompared with the
flood that public sales through
many outlets releases ---and it is
the flood that does the damage,
Advt.
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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1949
LONDESBORO
The water tanks which have re-
cently been Wit in the village for
fire prevention have been filled with
water and now ready if an emer-
gency occurs,
Mrs. Wm. Lyon has gone to Ham-
ilton to be with her daughter Mrs.
J, Morroco and Mvs. C. Myers for.
several weeks.
Mr. D. Ewan who was in Clinton
Hospital for a couple of days has re -
Gala Old Fashioned
Xmas Dance
IN CARDNO'S HALL
MONDAY, DEC. 26TH
To DON ROBERTSON'S Rake* Boys
Watch this paper for further
particulars
turned home and is slowly recovering
from his recent illness.
Miss Margaret Tamblyn, London,
spent the weekend with. her parents
Mr. and Mrs. F.°Taniblyn.
Mrs. T. Lawrence has returned
after'Spending several days last Week
at the home of her daughter, near
Ingetto11. '
Mrs. Lillie Webster has been con-
fined to the house lately with a very
heayy Cold.
Mrs. Robt. Xciungblut spent .part
of last week at the home of her daug-
hter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Wells, Clinton. '
The White Gift service of the
United Church Sunday School will be
held on Sunday, Dec. 11, at 10:30 11.-
m. in the church and on Friday, Dec,
28rd the Sunday School will have
their 'Christmas tree and concert in
the Connnunity .
The regular meeting of the Hill-
side Foram group was held at the
school S. S. No. 11 on Monday night
with an attendance of 35. After
listening to the radio broadcast
groups were formed and a 'discussion
period followed after which a couple
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of games were played being,followed
by euchre. the winners as follows: La-
dies most games, Josephine McGreg-
or; lone hands. Beatrice Hesselwood;
consolation, Shirley Hamilton: Men's
most games, Dave Anderson; lone
hands. Gordon MeiGregOr; consola-
tion, John Riley. Lucky chair, 'Gerd-
• on•MoGregor. Lunch wasitserved and
the next meeting to be in the school
on Monday night..
day night:
HIGH SCHOOL TOPICS
•
A large audience filled the Sea -
2 cirtlf HighSchool auditorium on
Thursday night to hear a superb
concert under auspices of the De-
partment of Education ,concert series
• and featuring Maurice Solway's
String Qtartet, and iMise Mary Syme
concert pianjst Tumultuous applause
was accorded the artists by an ap
preciative audience and they were
brought back again and again for en-
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JUNIOR rARM CLUS
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Howick Calf Club: 15 members;
Erland Thornton 902; Stuart Strong
896; Glenn McClement 866; Jim
Greer 853; George Greer 846.
Seaforth Tractor CIO': 13 mem-
bers; Ken Petrie-930; Arthur Bolton
923;' John MeGaviii,920; Jim Chap-
man '973; Murray. Mills 992.
Brussels Baby Beef Calf Club: 7
members, Charlie'Turnbull 917; Le-
ona Johnston 906; Dorene McFarlane
880; Flora Turnbull 882; Harold
Knight 860.
Grey Grain Club:" 14 members;
Harold Knight 897; Charlie Turnbull
855; Leona Johnston 853; Helen
Johnston 840; Flora Turnbull 829.
Dungannon Swine Club: Bob Allan
904; George Turton 902; Ken Petrie
898.; D. A. Hack -well 891; Arnold
Walton 888.
,Dungarmon Winter Wheat Club:
11 members, George Turton '849;
Arnold Alton 843; Donald R. Murray
798; Pennetli Petrie 776; A.
Hackwell 742. •
•Special awards handed out were;
silver plate donated by Blyth Bank
of Commerce was awarded by
Mr. McDougall to Bill Taylor for ac-
curacy and punctuality in club re-
ports. Miss Jean McCann of Exeter
received a halter, by Hugh Clutton
for her work in the Holstein Club.
Mr. Plumsteel, principal of S.H,S..
and Mr. L. B. Morrison spoke about
club work as it applies to the agricul-
ture taught in. this secondary school.
Lunch was served followed by
dancing to Collin's Orchestra with
the vocal parts taken by Peter Van-
denburg. During this dance Peter
The Christmas , exams are now
completed and school life is getting
back to normal, Basketball practices
have been started as well as volley-
ball. The 1949 basketball season
opens directy after Christmas holi-
days
The fourth and final in' the series
of four Department of Education
concerts will be held in the auditor-
ium on Feb. 2nd.
* * *
Plans are being made. for a gala
Christmas party to be held in the au-
ditorium the afternoon that school
closes for the holiday season. This
reminds us that Christmas is only
two and one-half weeks away. "
. This year the Students' Council
have decided not to go about the
usual procedure of the drawing of
names for Christmas presents. In-
stead of this system. each student
has been asked to donate at least
twenty-five cents to the Seaforth and
District Recreation Memorial Centre.
* * er
On Thursday afternoon Mr. Phil
Allan will speak to the students of
S.H.S. Mr. Allan was in the air force
during the war, following which he
started studying at the University of
Alberta. He lost interest in his
studies and decided to go on a trip
to the Canadian North. With his
camera and guided by a half breed,
he'travelled 600 miles into the north-
lands. He has stated that it is his am-
bition to acquaint Canadians with
their northlands.
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