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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1949-10-28, Page 5• • yi -alpgItt Vkha 1 Oast i to be martini? .WE H1vE' 4 FREE GIFT FOR. HER Wd be ltYe that " every"; brJde-ta-bke, �14eecand., !ear abut one *.00ms method that re-! tiiinpr ! lgi}turrtl favor In thetoed.. 'oar 10.01 :' (t,I1Q� yarae)•.ia give en, Free foe take Prfvilese .t,edrw. Ire lyes' the np.vdlar styled • ".Wear. EvcrSt W.Mterle i cookies tat**, .that. are no , to be Been la any Iters. There Is tO..o!iteatlon to buy,, Qil1 girls that' pee. not' yet seepe our equiipineetr$e eUgIble for the gift. .nd ar, Phone nates to Yen,a neartet dietributo;, 11V1IO T COOUN.TIr',: ` pp D. •Qarb'elb, Goderlcb, 956M LF Cherry , Bruusels 31. Te . ' WANL,ESS• ''WEAR- EVER" Waterless Alweimtm SALES '*AND SERVICE 32 , Foabar It,d. Ebone London, Ont. Met. 349W NOT SOLD IN STORES its av11.lalil :SU SVA 11,70re 000 tit is ppt -ex ct* where the actlal's "': ear were laYOd, National League i5talidi ig, W T PtO idnirsal 3 1 ' 1 7' ddt". , 2 2 2 s; ew "Fork 2 2 211 .0 etrei 2 1 1 5 1 >•Q 1tIDi, 1 1 2 4 cica 0. '3 2 2 be American 'League, ' NOW. 1,10. end 'Pitt8burg lead in their' re peAlve• divisions. lit the Junior "A","Marli?oroa anti, ;Ba1'rie•?•tied for first place. Strap: 100.0Kroehlers defeated Guelph 4-1 Oft Wednesday night to move UP out Of 'the cellar. In. the Senior "A", lV4arlboros are well out in front. Week t tke of (EYE. George $ only) 'Nell, folks, 'here we are again, right in the middle of tate 'ky aeanoit. This week S.B.S. has playgditwo games, one with St. 114a1'ya, and. ane with, Forest. Last Friday the team went to St. Marys and' Played them in a 12 -man 'game. It didn't turn out so w!e11 as it ended by St. *drys win- ning inning 18 to 0. The Iine=up`rfor-Seae forth was: Flying wing, L John- ston; halves, R. Sills, K. Blanch- ard, M. Hackwell; quarter, G. Mc- Kiudsey; snap, R. Rennie; insides, T. ',Ducbarme, J. McKindsey; amid- dies, G. Shaw, B. Shaw; outsides, re YouSure Your Car Is Ready For Whit�r? What about the brakes? The fuel pump? The heat riser? Are all these important features ready to perform safely all through a tough cold winter? These and many, many other points are checked carefully When you drive in for GM - Winterizing Service. We have an ample supply of Preston on hand to meet your requirements. YOU CAN BE SURE OF A SAFE WINTERIZED CAR when you drive into Seaforth Motors PHONE 141 SEAFORTH csvamitssearsztemorg— SPECIAL 10% DISCOUNT ON 4 -Burner Electric Ranges, 3 -Burner Ranges and Rangettes New is the Time to Buy that Range at these New Low Prices ! Imagine well-known. makes. o Raugettes as low as $53195 Terms to suit your budget Mrs. Ted McCreath was the lucky winner of a 4 -burner Gas Range. BOX FURNITURE STORE FUNERAL & AMBULANCE SERVICE Office 43 • : Night 595-W or 18 41Ai11111ll 1UNMIlwlliIt>•III IINI aIli SEll swNI' 114 OMI. MORE POWER ... 13 -PLATE HEAVY DUTY BATTERY List Price $15.90 310,35 AND YOUR OLD BATTERY You SAVE $5.55 There's a MORE -POWER BATTERY for every Car and`Truck, at prices that save up to 45%. $1.50 Trade-in Allowance For Your Old Battery - Installed in our Service Department—No Charge t AO, 13',; Tra lair, xf udettiianli altgx^ ' ,n&tes, FI.. • Andersen, hl;,' Milia,' S; Mte artt,, 'F7, 7f0441.1,0* ,. J:04014., , ec eiy',: d. 1,40001. 3.: P11014000 and T. MurpylkY:�, I On Titesda s ..Seafert we' ., to Forest ,to Play urea . '0140gains didn't trim out no, good either, as Seaforth' lost again 10 to 5. Tito dine -up was: R. Rennie, M:-, Beah- e1y, 1VI.' Milia, .T: 'iVlcKindsey, . 9 Daeharme,(t`. MMKindeey, R. • $911s, M, Hackwell, K: Blanchard And I. Johnston, In. ,the game against St. Marys, the main scorers were: C, Martin with 2 touchdowns and E. El'gie,, 1 touchdown. That wasn't too bad a score considering it was our first game, so come out this Friday at 3 o'clock at the Lions Park and give us your support, and we 'will do our best to win. In the game against Forest, R. Sills made a spectacular run through the whole Forest team for a touchdown. Seaforth's unlucky play was when McKinesey's pass was knocked sideways and caught by a Forest player, who was in the open and went for 'a touch- down. The next game with Forest will be on Monday, Oct. 31, at the Lions. Park, so come out and sup- port them, and I think on our home ground that they can beat them. Well, people say that if you have a poor start you will have a good finish, so web are going to have a good finish by winning our next games. November 3 is coming. What is it? Well, most of you know, or should know, it is the second of four concerts, sponsored by the Department of Education. The first concert, as the ones who attended it will agree, was wonderful. The second concert on Nov. 3 consists of the following •talented artists: Erica Zenter, who is a violinist andcame from Regina, Sask.; Don- ald George Brown, ay baritone, and comes from Nelson, B.C.; John Coveart, a pianist, who comes from Toronto, and Nancy Whitehead, a contralto, who comes from Toron- to. If you missed the first concert, why not .come out and see the next one? You won't be disappointed. Tickets may still be obtained from anyone in the High School. These tickets cost only fifty cents. You would spend that much to see a movie, so why not come out and see this concert. It will provide much more entertainment than a movie. Now, in the -line of agriculture, there are quite a few important items. In a class in the Interna- tional Plowing Match, Arthur Bol- ton and John McGavin entered. They both did exceptionally well in their class. In the South Huron match, on Friday, .Oct.. 21, Arthus Bolton came first in his class. At O.A.C., Guleph, on Oct. 21, Helen Johnston and another girl from Brussels came eighth in a class of 33 in judging grain. Also in the line of plowing matches. the International Sea - forth High School Plowing Match will be held in the field north of the school on .. ednesday, -Nov. 2. There is one thing disappointing to most of the pupils about this match, that is only' .the students entered in the events will be ex- cused from school. On Friday, Nov. 18, Grade 11 will be taken to Toronto take in the Royal Winter Fair. They will leave the school in the morning and spend the day there, and re- turn at night. Last year Grades 11 and 12 went, but this year, due to the increase in enrolment, only Grade 11 will go. This. Friday night after the rug- by game with St. Marys, we will have our annual Hallowe'en and Sadie Hawkin's dance. As usual, it will be a costume dance, but un- usual to other years, only costum- ed students will be allowed admit- tance. The cost is fifteen cents or two for a quarter, but what is more important, is •that the girls pay it. (Ab—doesn't that sound great— Electric Wiring and Appliances and Little Beaver Electric and Gasoline HAMMER, MILLS and GRINDERS A. E. Matheson SEAFORTH Phone- 340-W EE STAPLETON'S 464 a st tE � 1pfl•' -get to anr! ty dl'edabte ,b thle•. ►dl nea*Nft 10.110011Y 110w ih rile titre , , .tISe.''�` i+TI 'w '� 4, Settle,a11 matient pertal41n0 tp„ the .*IA 'sunlmn> . activities a>3d, $:,ve 010470 01g eylhai e 1 t}R, bef9re the hockey,; reason gets'uaderwa;K, Whis#lerin, gs asked a washes of : weeks- ago about certeln fliforma ' ton, into. since none time been foipth- coaling, we find i1,; Necessary to• ask the question again.. Wizen is the Seafortb . Amateur Athletic As. sociation- ,going to hold; its fall: meeting? Leek of this has also: brought forth -another question r5t' two, What's brewing? . . ." what'a in the air, or what ie being ..kept undercover? 'Whisperings would'. like to have a little LIGHT on this. How about it, you that are in the know? Sport fans would' like to hear this .information. •. • PRIOED UNUS L.X LO .. FOR'f3i UICK',` SEI -140G AT Special purchase of a much higher priced fine for this unusual sale value! • GOOD STYLES • QUALITY MATERIAL • FAULTLESS MAKE IlalIoweren at the Palace .Rink, Sea - forth, Monday night when the Sea - forth Lions will stage their an- nual Hallowe'en Frolic. A . good time is assured' everyone . young and old. There will be a parade to start the evening's ac- tivities and we would like to see all the boys and girls out in cos- tume. The continuance of the Lions good Work depends on your continued good -will and patronage. Let's all be on hand, to support this worthy cause. Did you know that Clinton In- termed'iate hockey club held their organization meeting on Tuesday? The local situation has been on the quiet side, but we hope to be able to bring you some informa- tion in the near future. Speaking of hockey, since it is the maim sports topic these days, it might be interesting to note that it did not originate in Canada. It is known from Dutch paintings of the 16th and 17th centuries that a game similar to hockey was play- ed with sticks shaped much like a golf club. The word "baguet," which means "shepherd's crook" is an old French word, and "hockey," the girls pay it!) At this dance the only outsiders allowed in will be last year's graduates. Due to the actions of some people at the last dance, when anyone was .allowed to come, this new law was put in place. Well, finally they got that 'old faithful' the projector working. A new one had been ordered for quite a while, but hasn't come, so the old one has been fixed. This year it is being run by Bab McLennan. Last week I said that the annual Commencement was on Nov. 18, but it has been postponed. Since there is a nurses' dance in town on that night, and also that Grade 11 is going to the Royal Winter Fair, it is going to be set on to a later date. This date *ill be announced probably next week. ' Last week and next week is sure making S.H:S. a busy place. Last Friday was the game with St. Marys Tuesday was the game with Forest. Wednesday the whole school 'attended the show to see the movie, "Hamlet." On Friday •there is a game with St. Marys. Next Monday, Forest comes here to play a game. Next Wednesday is the all-important plowing match. But don't forget, come out and sup- port these two coming rugby games. With your support,' we will do our best to win. Last year, as most of you will remember, there was a different reporter for the School News. i imagine be did a better job than I'm doing, but then that isn't the point. In Fifth Form Jack Wallace won a certificate for four hundred dollars. Jack went to Western University to take his course and has now won another scholarship. It is for one hundred dollars, from Huron County. Jack wrote some exams and passed them, winning it. Well, good luck, Jack! We all hope you a lot of success and hope you succeed in passing your course. V V �yy� T T T After the game against Forest you would think that the players would be worn out, but not a cer- tain quarterback and snap. These two and two certain cheer -leaders, weren't the least bit tired. In fact, they rushed to the back seats of the bus. The snap must have been injured in the game as he had some blood on his neck. (Well, anyway it was red). The' quarterback didn't suffer any injuries in the game, and I doubt if he or the snap received any injuries in the corner of the bus on the way home. Question of the Week Do that crippled Fourth Former and that certain First Former think anyone will believe them when he says he was blowing smoke into her mouth in St. Marys? I think 'it's just an excuse for them being seen. 4 Song of the Week "Snuggle Up a Little Closer." You eould almost hear those two cheer -leaders and. the ,snap .,and •quarterback singing that td- each other when they were earning b nle on the bus froth 'f'ores't.. PRODUCE DUBLIN Carries a full line of DR. SALISBURY MEDICINE and TONICS We will pick up your Cream, 1ggs a n d Poultry at your door Call�r50-�r �2,yyDublin t'#' M. DUCKLOW Manager and 'so it might' be of interest to local hunters to know that the Department of Lands and Forests has stipulated the period -from November 21 to 26 as an open, season on deer in Bruce County this year. The open season will be in Albetnarle, Amabel, Eastnor, Lind- say and St. Edmunds Townships on the Bruce Peninsula, and in Greenock Township in the south- ern section of the county. Rifles may be used in these areas for hunting deer during the open sea- son. "Let us finish the job!" is the slogan of the Community Centre drive which commenced last Mon- day. And, why not? Why start something and then not finish it at least if started it should be completed in every detail . . . and so the committee in charge feel that now is the time to make -r=eady to complete this project that will be worthy of Seaforth and dis- trict in every aspect. The Centre will be the hub of our community wheel, so to speak, and through it will bring the peo- ple of the community together, in a better understanding and friend- ship while at play. Whisperings would like to see every wage- earner assist in this project by donating towards this campaign to hid the committee in charge, to have the job fully completed in every detail. We have no doubt that your new Memorial Hall and Community Centre will well be appreciated by all in future years to come . so be sports. "Let us finish the •job" and always keep in mind at the same time that: 'CLEAN SPORT IS GOOD SPORT' The Huron Expositor classi- fied columns are best. Try them. Phone 41, Seaforth. KIPPEN `the old--sta'ble'-on the United Church property was taken down AN EXCELLENT VALUE Delightful, Bright, Modern Prints, small pattern styles and gay stripes, in fast color Washable House Dresses. Sutton front style and button to waist 'model with short or cap sleeves. Sizes 14. to 50 in the lot. WHILE THEY LAST 1.95 tiL STEWART BROS. on Monday last, ivben a bee was organized. Some of the older resi- dents of the village state that it can be rated as one of Kippen's oldest landmarks, it having been built over 65 years ago. Mr.' Harry Billings, of London, called on friends in the village on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Sanderson and family spent Saturday and SUnday visiting friends in Toronto. Mrs. James Armstrong was in Owen Sound over the week -end. Mrs. Alice Cook and daughter,. Pauline, of London, spent the week end at the home of Mre. Jas. Mc- Clymont. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Long spent the week -end visiting friends in Owen Sound.. he STRATFORD and DISTRICT Hardware Association BRING YOU TIIE FIFTH OF. A SERIES OF MONTHLY WORTHWHILE BARGAINS FROM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, UNTIL SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29 Corn Broom each $3 cents Come in and See Our Complete and Seasonable Stocks of Quality Merchandise PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE BALDWIN Hardware PHONE 61, SEAFORTH DRYSDALE Hardware PHONE 11, HENSALL s;;