HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1947-10-09, Page 71
TEEN -TOWN. TOPICS
a= By BARRY.. MURKAR==�
Football is the main topic of
controversy in the school halls.
these days. Every high school ,end
collegiate in the
province is in
there pitching
for the home
team. But along
with watching
the game, the
spectators enjoy
the pleasant
privilege of
watching those cute little cheer
leaders in the s tort ` slcirts and
blaring sweaters. Cheerleaders'
for most of the school teams have
.already been chosen. Among the
names we sec: For Danforth
Tech: June Joy, Gwen Thornber,
Joan Dowes, Elia Ainsekorpi;
Brampton: Jean Arscott, Mary
Elliott and Dorothy billy along
with three new ones, Helen -Beck-
ford, Jane Austin . and Beth
'Townsend; York Memorial: Jean
•Stell;, Gloria Nesbit, Viola
Prince, Dorothy Hourston, And-
.drey Hourston, Anne Agnelli and
Eileen Palmer.
What We Want
Since our letters went out ask-
ing for correspondents for Teen-
Town Topics, we have had sev
•eras letters inquiring just what is
wanted in the way of news. We
want news of your teen -club, its
members and the activities of the
.club in general. If you have a
story on any certain member of
the club, send that along, too.
Anything that you think will
Shake for interesting reading for
teeners is just what we want for
this column. Let's have some of
that stuff, please, and please print
:all names.
Our Teeners Report
Colborne, Ont. — Beverlie Wil-
son: Our Keen Club has not open -
.ed for the new season yet. Last
year we, had close to a hundred
members. Alt members have a
membership card and must show
it before they are admitted. Mem-
bers may bring friends, but no
outsiders are allowed. Last year
we held dances every Friday
night. We held several dances in
the Town Hall to raise fonds for
.a tennis court in our new Memor-
ial Park. Last year we were very
much taken up with our Choral
'Club under the direction of Mr.
Dine' and hope to continue with
:same this year. This year we are
going to form a bowling club. .A
'meeting about this will be cailed
in a few , days. We are especial-
ly proud of two of our Keen Klub
members who passed fifth form
last year. The first --Anne hart
who won a four hundred dollar
scholarship. However she started
in training for a nurse before she
knew about the scholarship. The
second — Margaret Rutherford
who has just begun a year at
Normal. Margaret won the school
Ting for being the most lady -litre
girl in the school. She has won
.additional acclaim of late for her
popularity and work at the Jun-
for Farmers' summer camp.
Runnymede Collegiate—Veltna
t Davis: Our teen clubs in this lo -
reality are separate from the col-
legiate. 'We have plenty of activ-
ity in both during the winter and
will try to report the news as it
occurs, once things get under way.
We have not had our elections for
the new year yet, but will be
starting soon.
Racial Discrimination
Bill Torgis of Canadian High
News wasn't fooling when he
shade the statement that many
people would be shocked about
the case in Toronto recently where
.a Jewish boy was insulted and re-
buked in a public place. holding
Isis temper at the time, the boy
went on eating while three other
young burns called him very
nasty names. Finally they cane
over and made grabs at the food
he was eating. Following this,
they threw wet toast at hint which
soiled Isis clothes. Ire quietly told
them to stop; that he wanted no
trouble, The trio left the restau-
rant but not before telling the
Jewish boy they would get Rini
outside. One of the waiters con-
tacted a policeman. While the of-
ficer was talking to the trio out-
side and four more, who had
joined them, the Jewish boy ;vent
his way. -
It's a fine state of affairs when
a Jewish lad can't sit down to
eat without seine filthy-muuthcrl
Canadian yelling at him, and tell-
ing hint to go- back to Palestine.
I'm a Canadian right through,
but this is one thing 'that makes
me feel sorry that I and even link -
cd with the likes of some thatwe
have hanging around. Yes, i.ill
Torgis, we were shocked at chis
story. - We also agree with you
that something should be done
NOW to change this ill-founded
feeling of superiority on the part
of a small minority of Canada's
younger generation.
1-Iere is a chance for you read-
ers, What would you suggest in
a case like this, Send us. • otlr
view point on the natter alio we'll
pool the letters for a feature ar-
ticle in the very near future.
GRAND CHAMPION — Prince Bandolier 7th, one of the
great "Bandolier line" bulls owned by Ful -O -Pep feeders,
1:dw'ard Bros., Watford, Ontario. This bull was also Grand
Champion of the 1946'Royal Winter Fair.
Sports — And One Thing
or Another
13y FRANK MANN HARRIS
"A Sixbit Critic")
With the football season about
half over, the two points that have
principally impressed us are these.
First, that the forward pass is a
weapon much resembling our Great
uncle's !nuzzle loading shotgun,
which had such a potent kick that it
was far nior'e likely to injure the
shooter than the game. And second,
that in these days of widespread
education and expert coaching, it is
amazing how many quarterbacks still
suffer from the delusion that games
arc won down in the shadow of
their own goalposts.
* * 4:
We haven't the statistics at hand
—nor are we going to dig among the
figures for them—on how many vic-
tories have already been gained as
a direct result of the interception of
one or more enemy forward- passes.
But we wouldn't mind risking- -a
small wager that it is considerably
more than the number won as a re-
sult of forward passes clicking. As
an example, take the game a week or
so ago when the Toronto Argonauts
handily upset the favored Ottawa
Rough Riders. On our way home we
met a chap who asked us how the
battle had gone. "Well,' we said,
preparing to give him a blow-by-blow
description, ;'for one thing, Argos
intercepted seven Ottawa forwards."
(`That's enough." he said, stopping
us in mid -career, "how much did
they win by?"
* * *
As for our second point, the best
illustration that comes immediately
to mind is something that happened
down in Montreal. V,'ith less than
five minutes to play, the Hamilton .
Tigers needed a touchdown to tie
things up. Yet down around their
own 20 -yard line their quarterback
called for two line plunges before
kicking—thus wasting precious time
which should have been employed in
booting the ball as far as possible,
and then praying hard that the catch-
er fumble. For, in spite of all mod-
ern improvements, that ancient com-
bination of a punt and a prayer is
still the most deadly weapon in
Canadian football, Nowadays they
seein to have forgotten how to punt,
and aren't so hot in the praying de-
partment either.
* * *
MEMO TO BUSINESS MEN.
When it teas recently proposed to
tax football ote a professional basis,
it is rumored that one of the most
powerful arguments against such ac-
tion was the football folies being
able to convince the Ottawa mak,.
lilies that they weren't tanking any
7ti0ney. This alight be a plat worth
trying oat an the tax people, next
time your business happens to finish
in the red. Still, somehow we -
wouldn't advise building your hopes
too high on getting ateay with it!
* * *
Memories of a past we had
thought safely buried were stirred by
a report from Germany that Max
Schmeling, of all people, is fighting
again and, what is more, winning
bouts. For a lot of water has gone
over a number of dans and, among
other things, a guy named Hitler—
remember him?—has come and gone
since the flays- when the same Mr.
Schmeling was the best-known Ger-
man in the world,
* * *
Two of his bouts which we hap -
pelted to witness are memorable, less
for the actual fighting than for the
way they ended. The first, against
Sharkey in New York, wound up is
just about the most hectic mixup we
have ever had the pleasure of seeing.
Schmeling was awarded the duke
'because of an allegedly foul blow
delivered just 5 seconds before the
finish of the 411s round. But the
award wasn't made till some four
minutes later; and in the meantime
that ring was swarming with man-
agers, seconds, fighters and officials
in a manner beautiful to behold-
from a safe distancewith a battle -
royal threateni-, to break out at
any second, although -much to our
personal disappointment — it didn't
quite corse to that. For it has al-
ways been our ambition to see some
boxing managers do a little real
fighting, instead of standing safely
in the corner hollering, "Mix it with
him, kid, he can't hurt its."
* *
The other Schmeling bout we recall
was with Young' Stribling in Cleve-
land. And it comes back to us not
so much on account of the German
scoring a technical knockout in the
15th, but because the promoters, with
some 37 thousand people paying
something like' 350 thousand dollars
to see the fracas, somehow or other
contrived to lose fifty grand or more
for their efforts. Now, 18 years after
his American debut, Schmeling is in
the news again; and &rat thing we
know, wilt be in process of being
smoked up as a logical opponent for
Joe Louis,
Classified Advertising
AGENTS'W A NT ED .
OILS, GREASES TIRES
aoecticldea,-tetoctrto Penes Controllers arouse
and Baru Paint. Roof Onoltin,, etc. Dealers
wanted. Write Worse Oreeee & 011 Limited,
Toronto: .
AGENTS: Sell Sli,-NOt 'ries Inyour spare
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Station R, Box 11,. Toronto, Ontario
SELL WATCHES"-
And
A'1'CI!ES"And get yours free.. W Ito for particulars and
;ample watch, State age. and occupation. Sell -
ere Brothers ,tewcll"rO, 150 nanteigb Ave.,
Toremo, Ont.
iTO StNESS Oe PORT UNITIES ...
ATTENTION
FARMERS AND PROPERTY OWNERS
Wanted for cash puchaser, forms; acreage
or village property ,rooi005tlal or 00,10,00.
Send full particulars,such n8 lot, concession,
taxes, - kind of building. Also full price a .sited.
11, »ramie!! Henley, 1548 Danforth Avenue.
Toronto. .
AN1 0, ass to ;Very inventor -List of invert-
Done
nven-
Done and fullinformation sent fres, The
Ramsay Co., Registered Patent Attorn5N1 873.
Bank Street, Ottawa
RAM' C31I(K0
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MEM. rder now r Remember 11'o 11,10 fall'eop Pullets
that get you the big -egg prices next season.
Write for particulars. Bray Hatchery, .110
John N. Hamilton, Ont.
WANTED—Flocks to repels' us with hatching
ems. for the 1948 hatching Benson. Flocks
nteed
miiied um plus bha ehnbtlitysted r a premium ll meld. For
full details write 7t•endle Chick I•Iatoherles
Limited, Fergus Ontario.
FREE rangepullets10 weeks to taring: barred
Rocks, New Ramp/Mires, White Leghorns,
'White Reeks, Light S,esox, also day old
chicks booked to order. Tweddle Chick Hatch-'
eriee Limited, Fergus. Ontario.
FREE RANGE sutler, 10 weeita to layhag. An
popular breeds, .0.100 day old chicks booked
to order. Ton Notch Chlckeries, Guelph, Ont.
PULLET bargains While they !sat: white
Leghorn, white Leghorn X Barred Rock
Rileck Ausiralorn X White Leghorn0, 6 weoks.
45c, 7 weeks 66 e. 8 weeks Mc. Assorted
Light Breeds and Medium Breeds 0 wo0ke
40c, 7 weeks 600. 8 weeks Me. Top Notch
CSlekeriea, fluelph, Ontario.
SIX, seven and eight week oldpullet oarsmen
While they testi Waite Leeharna, White
Leghorn .1- Barred Rock, Barred Rook X
white Leghorn, Austen White, Only a limited
quantity. send for reduced prieollst. Tweddle
ChickHatcheriesLimited. Fergus, Ontario.
NOYEMBEri-DECEDn0EIt chielte should be
ordered now. 'We've a few started for
prompt shipment, Asir for Het. Bray Hatch-
ery, 130 John N., Hamilton, Ont.
* * *
A city hotelman we know, driving
itt the country, stopped at a roadside
stand and priced some of the vege-
tables displayed. "Pd think," he said,
"that rigid here where the stuff is
grown and with you not having to
snake delivery or anything like that,
you'd make your prices a bit lower,"
The farmer, who had -recognized his
prospective customer, made reply.
"Back at Exhibition time I dropped
into your place and had a glass of
beer that was made right •there in
Toronto," he said. "And if I remem-
ber rightly, the price was the full
teti canis!"
FREE OFFER
Farming has advanced greatly in
the past fifty years. Now almost
every day brings new and im-
proved methods in feeding and
management of livestock and
poultry. Every year Quaker Ful -
0 -Pep Feeds publish booklets.
containing up-to-date informa-
tion on feeding and management.
problems. You may Have, these
fttteresting and instructive book-
lets free of charge by writing
to The Quaker Oats Company
of Canada Limited, Peterbor-
ough, Ontario.
Please indicate in your letter.
the booklets desired from the
following list:
1. Raise Sound Profitable Pul-
lets
2. Save -On -Feed (Management
of- Layers) -
a, Feeding For the Broiler
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4. Raise Turkeys At a Profit
0. Save Milk and Raise; Good
Calves
0, heed For Greater Pork
Profits
— DON'T DELAY —
• "`:':io/•RITE TODAYI —
POR SALE
POx and deer h,une% brad from. chofoe ;tock.-
10. E. Tries 1111. 10,, 3, Oshawa Ont,
fi11C 153 01lILD 111 :k and Ton- Fox ' and aeon
Luno 1 pups Ione months, parents excellent
1,0,010,2deal: e ti inl wolves an,1 fax to credit
1u0e ....ann. Oath! 11ewe, R 6. Aylmer, Ont,
FOR BURGLAR Att 1NSU11ANCE, 'buy pure bred
-
I,tl t oa, Pennies 259 menthe old,
01111 nnt,.od 10 male band watch dogs Or
family .companions, Write orcall nt 55
Adtlutde 141, N,,. i.ondun. Outsets.
LATHAn1 RAS1'1119RRY canes, 9.4.00 per 100,
1'rein,nr etrawbe,Tles, 50.00 .per 100. W.
Walney, b:lnro, Ont.
THE ESTATE o0 the Into James Turner,.
Cartel. Manitoba, -10.0017 mites south et
Brandon. will.. on Saturday. October 26, at
1.;00 0,11. standard time. 01000,00 the :valet
eyed head of pure bred Aberdeen Angie cattle
comprising about fifty head. These cattle
are all the deseen0enta of the famous Karat.
21,0 of Clenrnrnnel,
MALCOL.M McGregor, Pu11,0 Hereford breed-
er, Braddon. Manitoba, will bold a gale et
approximately fifty head of registered cattle
on Monday.. October 24. at 1:00 0 M
JOHNSON Iron Horse Engine, Gh, ,• 001.56,.
1.84 11.0, 506.71, Immediate deiiverY. Cor-
rey Bulmer. Eglinton & Bathurst, Toronto.
RASPBERRY cartes, Latham or 'Taylor 16.00
per hundred. Red or black currant. 0 for
$1.00. Ell Walken Platteville. Ontario.
WOLr, rex, Donk Trappers us0 only the best,
complete ey*rein. 101s11ei0 trapping course
end gland scents. Full particulars, A. E,
Asher, Box 410, Calgary, Alberta,
STURDY Latham Raspberry Cartes for 1011
planting, 51,00 per 100. Premier Straw-
berries 52 00, A. Crawls R.R. No. 1, 10-
lIngton, Ont.
RECORDS, Free entitles:a of favorite Mil -
billy and donee artlete, National Radex
Ltd.. Dept, 0, 423 Portage Ave„ Wirmin.a,
Man,
DYEING 51845.1 01.1051041100
HAVE YOU oo, thins noels dyeing or Mean-
ing* Write to ug for information. We are
Mad to :answer your questions. Department
a. Parker'. Dye Works Limited. 791 Ybnge
5tr000. Toro010. Ontario
FA1t015 ROI0 :5151.$
51,000 CASH ONLY
For quick sale. Vacant
160 ACRE. rAR31
10e acres choice working land, 10 oare0
hardwood maple bush, 90 acres mixed
bush. Brick house and banked barn on
stone foundations. Other buildingo. Slightly
multi -sloping land. Lots water in drilled
well. Other features. 00 mite. north-
west Toronto (0ounty of Dufferin) other
town closer by. Whole price $3,000, M1VI11
heed $606—nut Ih working order. Write
R. Delbroceo. Thornhill, Ont.
FARM for Sale. 300 acres, 16 Inllus east of
Parry Sound. For cull particulars, write
S. 3. Irlsher, Parry Sound, Ont,, R,R. 1.
TRACTOR 180 acres wheat and barley farm
(no waste). tractor, powered (awns, large
M01101000 throughout with taps, never -fulling
spring at door, milk route; 52,000 timber; near
blghway. Lot 1, Con. 5 Erin. D. A. 11000,11
R.R. 2, Acton, Ontario.
A'T'TENTION FARMERS
FOR SALE—Tractor Tires, made of rubber.
gettable for bolting on steel wheels, 516,00
each, rear wheels; $1,50 each, trout whnele,
When ordering state diameter and width of
wheels, Nntlone] Rubber Co. Ltd., 6 Wilt-
shire Ave., Toronto. Ont.
GOOD heavy used SUlltary Wagons, euttebls
for farms, lumbering. mining and contract -
Ing Alan five lorrlee and 2 bob 0lelglt0.
Write for narticulnre. Percy 1. SnrOrldge.
306 Plage Bldg., Ottawa.
INTERNATIONAL T.9 tractor with Demme -
Erie ungle0oaer. Recently rebuilt. have
purchased larger machine. Duncan Prentice.
Minden, Ont„ phone 0120. •
SPRAY1911 suitable for killing weeds on lawns,
roadsides, etc., or for spraying row crepe to
k111 Insects, ore. Equipment consists of 100
gal, tank, 8 H.P. engine, rotary pump with
regulator. 12 -toot boom, 160 feet of pressure
holo with two ellray guns, all mounted on re
two -wheel troller. Two new tires, A verY
versatile piece Of equipment. Excellent eon.
dltlan.
Used one semen. $350000 F.O.13,
Montreal, Snnry and Channon. Box 13, Mae-
donnld College, One.
FOR SALE
TIRES
We are oVoretocked in good Used Trade -In
Tires with high treads—all guaranteed to be
in excellent abase. Special price on car Tire.
ALL SIZES $4.50
BIG SAVINGS ON
NEW TIRES & TUBES
Guaranteed for one year
30x814—$8.40 Tube 51.26. 450x21-59.96,
Tube 51.00. 500%1e-510,00, Tubs 12.26. 600
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58 26 32x0-7000020—$48.75, Tube 54,75. 750
x20-3497/64..00, Tube 56,50. 825020-
452,50, Tube 67.76.
Also o. full line of retreads, all order. ship-
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ONTARIO.
DRILL presage complete with mucor 001105.
130 50000115 Precision chock, mortising at-
taohment, mortising bite, sander attachment,
Salt to whole nr eaves. write Tool & En-
glneering Co., Dox 405. St. Catharines, Ont.
GRAPE STt0I(8, else 2" to a" tons. Ap1110
Hendon & Orona Fern. Co. Ltd., 'Walkerton,
Ont,
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At Frontier College
Canada has a remarkably suc-
cessful college about which all
too many Canadians know little
or nothing. It is called Frontier
College and its classrooms are in
the lumbering, pulpwood, railway
and mining camps scattered all
over the country, The pupils are
the workers in these camps, most-
ly new Canadians who have only
a smattering of English. The
teacher -laborers are young vol-
unteers who are going through
our universities. During the work
hours at the camps they dothe
sane kind of labor as their pu-
pils. There will be 70 of thein this.
year, divided among the outposts
of the different provinces. No
tuition fees are charged and there
is a wide variety of subjects, the
only ones banned being those of
a controversial nature such as
politics.
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LEARN Hairdressing the Robertson method.
Information on reorient regarding closes.,
Robertson'■ Halydreeetna Academy, 197 Ave-
nue Road. Toronto.
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This liquid (taken by mouth) le compounded
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matic Pains or Neuritis should try Dixon's
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PERSONAL,
BELTONE SELI•ICTO5IETER le a new ;Wien -
t180 discovery for tasting your hearth lose,
so that you can be correctly fitted with a
Hearing AM, Do not fall to take ndvanteige
of fhb, Sew method and visit the clinic for a
free demonstration when it is In your neigh-
borhood. All revile,' treated confidentially.
For further particulars write Dox 145, 78
Adelaide W. Toronto.
W AYTBD
WANTED—All kindle at dreeeed ooultrs. Toe
Prices for top birds. Joseph Cooper Limited.
Poultry Dept, 2054 Danforth Ave.. Toronto
s. awe de. custom .grading).
1V091AN. for cnmunnmnrhln and housework
on farm Mild welcome. Mrs. Wilfred
Fleming. S,brlght, Ontario,
Logs Required
WE PURCHASE Hardwood and Softwood Ines
for rash, write Dux 017, ITespeler, Ontario,
WATCH RE1'Arlt*
Dependable 10 -dal' service on all typos of
watch and tewollery repairs. All work guar.
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letgh Am. Toronto, Ont.
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Farmers Attention — Consult:
your nearest Harness Shop
about - Staco Harness Supplies.
We sell our goods only through
your local Staco Leather Goods
dealer. The goods are right, and
so are our prices. We manufac-
ture in our factories — Harness
Horse Collars, Sweat Pads,
Horse Blankets, and Leatber
Travelling Goods. Insist on
Staco Brand Trade Marked
Goods and you get satisfaction.
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42 Won Toronto
WRITER FORS t. CATE.ALOGUE
t'.
Around 40 our energy lessens. But, ear
patience has taught us to do our work with lou
effort. The years ahead should yield 1115
greatest accomplishments, the most enjoyment
and happiness. They can, too, if we avoid tht
kidney and bladder disorders such As Berle
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Loss of Sleep and Energy which so often attack
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