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aIL, 11e6Ty hiber&: eate?F4..d
anytime whosave the, MOOS' iaa:ee"
led• extrema the, acbp'ol 1¢iil • recognise
"'the expression. .
., Assembly Sessions
Well, Wella getting: batik on MeV*
-track e,gatn for' trier Friday Morning's
entertalnmeut. Aur enchanting Mary'
:Margaret. Cleary' started the year out
.with s piano so10 Moc kine
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lovely piece anal exquisitely played, as..
••only oar, •Mary Margaret. could. •t
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WINTHROP HALL
on
"THURSDAY, OCT. 17th
8.30 p.m.
Everybody Welcome. —
Sponsored by
.McIKIUIOP FEDERATION
OF AGRICULTURE
irVia
cemb1 .ecsQy Mare'ear.S
dant aunell xaadnte
to,
tote sti dente fog' new'sr io* yells and
a eehool song. C'moil kldti, 'we dont
Vant to Copse' We dying duck's wDiel4
our teams: are Piing all they've got•
:to. win the Sala° for us, WO w.aallt to
give them encouragement, and to da
that we've got to .have your -ideate for
ye11. A,.tta gag! 'Put on yO.ur think-
ing caps; get out your pencil stub's,
and let 'er :loose: Remember,: you've
.got to be original, but you've' got to
Uave vim!
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Spare Moment Attractions
I guess the students have to make
their own entertainment ^some• time,
and their spare time is about the best
time to do it. But what they call en-
tertainment is quite different from
what you'd expect Fourth Formers to
do. • They like to see paper flutter
down from a high windd`t , and this
they watched ... one day,', as several
books glided out the window. Such
silly amusements! You're as bad as
little boys who play with paper aero-
planes" - ''they like to, watch, them
swoop through the air, Grow up,
kids! Could I suggest homework in
your spare moments? (aK., don't
hit me—I take it all back!)( • •
Second Form Still Flans -
--(By Marilyn Chesney''
Well, another school term is half
TUNE UP
YOUR ENGIN
and -veep it tuned up:.,.. for'
- FUEL. SAVINGS EFFICIENT OPERATION
- SMOaT•f POWER -' LONGER ENGINE LIFE
-'t QUIET RUNNING - SPARKLING PERFORMANCE
There's no other service operation -
that -pays so great a :dividend at so,
'small 'a Cost.' In 'fait, a tune-up '
often paysfor itself in fuel and
oil savings.
SEAFORTH M01'0
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Sales -and/ -Service'.
PHONE 141 — SEAFORTH'
• SIXTH ANNUAL. SALE OF.
Registered. Herefords
The undersigned will sell by. Public Auction for
STUTT ,BROS. -'
2 Miles Northeast of Forest, lag Mile East of Highway 21
•
SATURDAYS OCTOBER• 19th
36 LOTS
16 Bulls around 1 year old; 12 Open Heifers around
.:1 year old; 8 Bred Heifers
HERD FULLX ACCREDITED `. 'SAFE 'CATTLE BLOOD -TESTED
HERD SIRES—Repeat Domino 18th, C.F. -120823; Ellis Dominol8th,'
C.F. 152208 -Bred by Crapo Farms, Swartz Creek, Mich., U.S.A.
Sale at 1 ram. sharp.. • • Catalogue on request
E.- M. LESTER and W. S. O.NEIL, Auctioneers.
FREE.AI4IMAL SERVICJ
OLD -DISABLED OR DEAD
CATTLE • HORSES. HOGS• SHEEP . CANES
Promptly and Ef iciently Removed
Simply .:Phone Collect'
.219.
MITCHELL
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WE DOTHE REST!
one ;and suit no•scbool enteataiume
Pt • dances,. 4•elieve�, lu;e, the S$Gojad
roriti.' studett,t ,are all for It ;biter
all, ' that's why ,We eieeted the Stu-
den'e, Council - ltallowe'en 1s,,curlittrg
up soon; IUQ about a masquerade
danceAbat r3day. i lrt?, St sure
woua<briAg a lot 'Of lads-in'off the
streatltd gut af';troubje On sueh a.
t lse evok' 9404
tVn19t40'fa4 la(*iig fro;ward Ca
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erit 44t1ce l,'n,;tl?e,yeil and instead
of 'tWA b g, 4alseeltr•.:*lrfell iaa,e been
suggested, We'd tat'ner /lana several
lafktallet om.,0.: r,l3TAugho'l Ai k alae -;yVar:,,.
ThM would,."be 'a good' atear•ne for "our
numerous First Formers to 'meek the
rest .of the ang,rcause they are tbe
nae oeitx' in the schen ,shnd• will have
no idea, how to cagy on when the
Ulrper Forms have graduated.
-Well, Student's Council, it's up to
yrou,
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Maizie Breaks • a Record
• (By 13111 Butcllart) •
What happened to Maizie:one morn-
.•ing? As we were entering one of our
,glasses, there was an aavful crash, and
there *as Maizie "Blimp" sprawled
out on the floor, with an eatpressiop
of amazement. Now it couldn't be
that '1Fhif" moved her chair when
she wasn't looking, or could it? As
you well reinember, Maizie, you Clair
break a their 'in the French room,
one day. Well, in any eve1Yt,' we
didn't like that desk, but take it easy.
•on the ,plaster:
Slanauage
The war has made its way into our
grammar'.schools. ' Military terms are
naw being used from La up. Here are
five: . Secret weapon means a spit:
,ball • soaked. brink; camouflage means
a 'comic- sheet concealed between the
pages of a history book; sabotage
means a tack on a seat; propaganda
means my old man can lick your old.
man; absenteeism means playing
hookey.
.They practise it' every day before
school; they talk about it; in corner
groups, and they dream of it. in fu-
ture, events. Yep, you guessed it,•!
Rugby. The sport, of the season, the
sport that sends ourthen out alive
and 'sends them back half dead, or in
some way ,dilapidated: Yet, it causes
-greatainterest. and' 'enthusiasm to all
the High School students; and we are
anxiously awaiting the day when our
team will march off the . field trium-
phantly carrying' our star player on,
their shoxiders. And that's when
we'll need our cheer -leaders and yells
"to prove that we're proud of them.
Sweet Music
What is the sweetest music,'
The Most heavenly you've heard?
,To 'hear a baby laughin, -
-Or- the. singing• of a bird? -
The sweetest music, Junior, -
Isn't sung by Frank or Bing—
It's when you fear a, stand-up, -•; '
And you 'hear the doorbell ring!
It's• • the event of any school year.
It's the event that has a hangover.
It's tbe event that wins a oup.- It's,
the event that distinguishes our ath-
letes -it's Field Day, our ;field and
track meet. Yes, Field Day' was Wed-
nesday; and a more perfect day we
couldn't have chosen. Everyone was
co-operative andschool spirit certain-
ly stuck out all over the :school.. The
-day was a great succe`ss,...and. the/ best
students won,' It hasn't been made
official yet who the champs are, but
we have., a good. idea. And we have a
good idea Whose 'Man is winning. too
—the Blues (I hope).
Have a good holiday: kids, but re-
member just 'cause it's Thanksgiving
doesn't say you're to get sick eating
too much dressed 'fowl! Remember,
back again on Tuesday! '
Declare Champs
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Dale and Marjorie Knight; relay race,
1st, Bessie -Stevens, Margaret 'Stela
ens. Barbara Russell, Joan Ryan; 2nd,
Ann de .la Frasier, Frances McGavin,
Helen 'Mcllwain, - Grace 'McDonald;
3rd, Marilyn' Chesney, Norma Leem-
ing, JoSree Strong, Mary Boswell;
high .jump, ,Eleanor Shannon, Joan
Ryan, Moria Bennett; standing broad
jump, Jaequeline Habkirk,, Barbara
Russell, Eleanor .,,Shanrybn; running
broad jump, , Barbara Dale; Wilma
Kyle, -Eleanor Shannon: baseball
throw (distance), Barbara Dale, Mab-
el, Cem,pbeh, Shirley Bennett: base-
ball target throw, Margaret Stevens,
Mary Bos's:ell, S.hiri-ey Bennett; bas
ketball• throw, Mabel Campbell, Jac-
queline Habk.i.rk1 Barbara Dale.
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Junior 5e yargl dash, Betty Lang-
ford, Mary 'Lou Sills. Edna Huisseri
75 -yard dash,.'Betty Langford. Ma:y.,
Lou' Sills, Edda Hui 1 er; relay race,
let, Betty Langford, Doris Pullman'.
Joyce Glanville, Muriel Campbell;
2nd,, Edna Huisser,.' Mary Maloney,.
Josephine Mch•er, Mary Lou Sills;
3rd,' Joyce Raclin„ Jean Caldwell, Joan
Wheatley; Wi,ba Pretty: high jump,
Edna. Huisser, Mary • Lou Sills, Han-
nah Pepper; standing broad jump.
Phyllis Boyes, lgary Maloney. Muriel
Campbell; running broad ,jump, Edna
Huisser, Mary Lou Sills. Betty Lang-
ford;' baseball target throw, Joan
Wheatley, Mary McLachlan, Shirley.
Montgomery; baseball throw. Phyllis
Boyes, Edna Huisser, Joyce Glanville;
basketball throw, Joyce Glanville,
Bettyv,.'Langford, Phya9is Boyes
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les 11o¢lt;' p#1 $ ;441MVllss Phbt)a• G[r;Ct �r ' o , xiach
were :meets of1� ' Afiui Rrdou
'last. ween,'',, 1 ;•
14lise Catherine Catnpbeil, of , '$ea-
forthr sit 'Ow ' . gee t -end with. her
.aunt, Miss, Auule Gordon,
111t and. ,'Mrs,- W. C• Bennett
- ske4dir0 'the week 04 *-0r11:/f4i' `
Honer ' etick 1010 shower Adary i7', SGP€iturttr ' pl}lar Pruseeidale,
bride Of $41,04441111 guests of houQr•
at a shower lime' at, 0*e litoine .of. 4e,r,
Parents, Mr,
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on Wednesday eveni1ofIat Week -
When the sse'led a musical
contest was conducted 'by Mrs. Rey
McCulloch and a !•qek 'wedd'ing stag-
ed with Agnes Foelr!ng as the aux,
ious bride, 'Mrs. Catv'%ft CirrislIe as
the .sneezing bridegroril;n, Beulah DaI-
rympie , as . bridesmaid, Mrs. Harold
Pridham as the very nervous best
' Put new life into your ches-
terfield with a re -upholster-
ing job. This is frequently
more satisfactory . than a
complete new one. Phone
'!342-W, and we will call and
give you an estimate. No
obligation. -
ORDER NOW FOR CHRISTMAS
- DELIVERY
DICK The Upholsterer
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TAXI SERVICE'
JACK.CLEARY
SEAFORTH
Phones:...
Day 267. Night 335
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For Sale by
Phone 214
S'EAFORTH, ONT.
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0111 tie, and an a . Yery )4tl ,
avoided' speep1 aftearwerd 9.441(
diose ,precept tor' rhe. ggte, IAAoh
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' Mary F. Scott, daughter o
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Mr, and
Mrs. ,John oiru C#. 8etytt, #fuss ldale; be-
came the bride pf Mr. Hoer F. PCW,
BM or Mr; and Mrs.,•Stanley Pow, Iib
bert, in, a ceremony perforute4i at her
benne (re. S,eturday at two o'clock.' Rev.
William 'Mair officiated, and ::Miss
Leoata Dobson:, of Kirkton, played the
wedding music and„also aecoinpapied
Miss -Grace Collier; of Kitlatpn, whd.
sang "0 Perfect Love” during the
signing -of the register. The lgvely'
young bride, given in marriage by her
father, wore a street -length frock,, of
British wool crepe in California blue
With. matching headdress of feathers
and: ehoulder-length veil, and carried
a bouquet of 8riarcljffe.roses, Master
Lloyd. Cadtman; nephew of theArrlder, •,
carried the wrings for the 00101*
ceremony on a • white satin' Cush oi;a
and was the Only attendant. the
,bride's mother received hergtfests tn'
a dress of powder blue crepe, assist-
ed by Ras. Dow in black crepe. Their
corsages were .of Bette g Times roses
and maiden hair fern.;.The table, from
which the buffet luncheon was serv-
ed was centred with the three-storey
wedding cake and pink tapers, the
china used by -the bridalparty belong -
bag to the bride's great-grandmother
and the teaspoons 'being in the bride's
family for 125 years, Assistants were,
Misses Margaret Henry, Marian Rus-
sell, Mrs. Calvin Christie and Mrs.-
Marshall
rs:Marshall Dearing, cousins of the bride
and groom, Mrs. G. W. Grant, Mrs.
Ray Parkinson and Mrs. Victor Grin-
ney. For their wedding trip to To
rento and other points the bride don-
ned a grey dressmaker suit: with black
accessories. TTr`ey will reside 'on the
groom's farm in Hibbert..Guests were
present at the wedding from Pontiac,
Mich., Toronto, , Brucefleld, Seaforth,
Mitchell and community. '
• VARNA
Harvest -thanksgiving service was.
held in St. John's Anglican Church
Sunday. evening. Rev. R. C. Holmes
was au charge. The choir was assist=
ed by Mrs. Emerson::,Heard, of •'Bay-.
field. During the offeratory she sang.
-toe harvest hymn-, -"The Year is Swift-
ly Waning." The church was taste-
fully decorated with fruit, flowers,
vegetables and grain.
'14r. John Argo, of Toronto, was a
guest at the home, of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
McConnell Saturday,! • Mrs. -Argo and
two little, eons, who have spent the
past week at' the parental home, re-'
turned with' Mr. Argo to their home. '
Mrs -William Hart 'has, returned af-
ter a ten-day. visit with friends in• To-
rotito.•-
Mrs. John Rathwell has .returned
after a visit with: friends in 'Londe*
Mr. and Mrs. Soper, of. Straffords-
ville, are spending some, time with
their son, ,Harold, and family. , . -
Mrs. Horner arid friends, of Zurich,.
spent Sunday with the former's
daughter, Mrs. Ings; and. Mr. •lags.
Mrs; L. Beatty and Mr. and Mrs. G.
H. Beatty and son, G. M. Beatty, mot-,
ored to Wroxeter,.Sunday.',,M'rs, Wm.,
McDonald accompanied them home to -
spend a few days. •
Miss Millie McClinchey, of Parkhill,
is the guest .of, her aunt, Mrs. Wm.
Hart. -
Owing to anniversary services in
J the United' Church Suhday, service
will be withdrawn in St.., John's-'
Church on Sunday morning.
• Elliott/ -'Smith
. A, quiet wedding, was solemnized at
the` Rectory of Rev, R. C, Holmes.
Bayfield,:-on••Saturday, at two o'clock.
when ,l*'lorence Fisher Smith, second
daughter of • Mr. and Mrs. John F.
Stealth Vartl,a, became the wife of Mr.
Lerne. wide of Wilton, eldest son
of'the'Tate'Mr. and Mrs.' William E1=
liott, . The bride was becomingly. at-
tired in a street -length dress' of grey
wool with red trimming and black ac-
cessories. She was attended by. .her
sister. Miss Gertrude Smith, who also;
wore grey with black accessories.
Walter Smith, brother of the bride,
was best -than. A. wedding dinner was
served'at the home .of the bride's par-
ents, Later the. happy couple lett' by
motor on a wedding trip to Belleville
and other eastern points of interest.
On their return ;Mr, and Mrs. Elliott
'Will reside on the groom's farm in
McKillop Township,
ELIMVIL'LE
Mrs. Harry Spading has been quite
sick the past few days from a par-
alytic stroke. Her soli and daughter,
' Harvey and Mrs. Earl Parrish; of
London, were called to the home.Fri-
-day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. W, Rouil'y and daugh-
ters visite•,l at the home of Mr, and
Mrs, Ken Hogg. Thornda.le, on 'Sun-
day.
Miss Hilda. Shearer, of Varna, spent
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Swnday•.at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ( trousseau tea of Miss Mary Jobno.,
Jack Kellet, I Exeter, on Tuesday and attegded the
Miss Florence Bell attended the Neil -Johns wedding on Saturday.
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