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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1950-01-27, Page 5Y 27, 1950 Ij OS, it. This Week At the Seaforth High School (By George Shaw)• Hi, folies! Another week • has 1Passed at S.B.S. and: we're all the closer tothat basketball champion- ship we hope td win, What is the Wade -in- value. of YOUR car? Keep the re -sale value -of your car up to get the mwst out of it when you trade it in for a new model. Our service -depart- ment is specifically designed' to help ,you. Drive in today! Seaforth Motors Phone 141 : Seaforth Last Friday we had -one of ,our echoed dances. It was. very well. attended und enjoyed. A lunch of coke and doughnuts was served at 12 o'clock, and then there was more dancing after. • In assembly -Tuesday, 'Mr. Plum - steel commented On the iateness•,of the starting and finishing of these school dances, and' he seta time. From- now on the fiancee will 'start ai. 8:30 and will: run to 12 o'clock. If there is a lunch, it will be seri- ed eryed at midnight. 'This rule does not include the At -Home and other spe, sial dances throughout the year. • *' The almost impossible happened on a "red-leter day" last Tuesday. It was our talent in assembly. Yes, it was a boy!:Gordon Rowland fin- ally broke the ice For the boys' participation in assembly. He play- ed two pieces. on his harmonica. It was considered the best male per- formance' of talent in assembly for this term. As most of you know, the last of four concerts presented by the Department of Education is to be held at the High School on Thurs- day, Feb. 2. For those of you who have attended any of the last three, Satuttlay Night IS Hockey Night at Seaforth SATURDAY, JAN. 28th Walkerton . Juniors VS. Seaforth Juniors SALE CONTINUES - of -- • CHILDREN'S DRESSES . • SNOW SUITS • COAT SETS • SKIRTS Children's MITTENS ' AND GLOVES KIDDIE'S SHOP Phone 584-W - . . 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Heavy Breed ' Cockerel Chicks would appear to be a profitable investment this year, if raised to light roaster size. Receipts are very light on the market, which quotes 39 to 42c lb. for 5-1b. r'basters, with 1"to -3c advance -over pre- vious ' week. COCKEREL CHICKS, NOW AVAILABLE AT VER'L REASONABLE PRICES ! arms NGS BY LEE.-HEE IN THE REALM OF SPORT Whisperings recelved the follow- ing letter from Legion Sports Offi- cer Frank -Sills, 5"T. outldnieg infor- mation in °regard • ho Midget, Pee - Wee and I3iuneaa Cep organizer tioiL The Belied -tee mentioned' in the letter will' be f'oundi in another column tinder &ports. Place WALLY FOR YOUR NEW Dear IIee-Hee; We are- enclos- ing the scheduie.for the' Juvenile. team, alq»g, with the information that we are ..vna$le to . sponsor a Midget hockey team. this year be- cause the. Memorial Centre is so fully booked that no time is avail- able. However, we propose to raise the age of the Duncan Cup to 16 years in order that all these lads -will have the benefit of playing. Due• to the •boder, in age we intend to. split the group and put the twelve years and under in a separate sec- tion, called Pee -Woes.,, At present we are attempting to divide the, names into separate teams and fully have hopes of get- ting organized, by Saturday. •Thank you again, Lee -Hee, for valuable space in your column, and good luck to your endeavors. Sincerely, . FRANK SILLS, Sports Officer, Branch 156. you will know hove enjoyable they are, 'but for those who -haven't, come out and attend this last one and see what you have missed.. Basketball Highlights The High School basketball teams have started out this season with tremendous success. So far they have played' eight games and have won them all. Two of them were -exhibition, but the other six were league games. i Last Thursday the Seaforth. teams journeyed• to 'Wingham. in. the senior boys, Jacobi and Chap- man were ,top scorers, with 10 apiece: The team whipped the Winghamites 53-15. The top scor- er fgr Wingham was Stainton, who had six points. • SEAFORTH (53) -Rennie, Jaco- bi 10, McKindsey, Anderson, Chap- man 10, Dale, Mills, Bolton, Sills, Hackwell. ' WINGHAM (15) - Maelntyre, Stainton 6, Anderson, Irvin, Bro- phy„ .Cummins, Bain, Hanna. The game between Seaforth Jun- iors and Wingham was decided in the last quarter. with Stewart the key man. The score was 28-12 for the locals, • SEAFORTH (28)-S;lls, McGav- ia, Rowland, Murphy, Stewart, Eyre, McMillan, Keyes, Hubert, Godkin. WINGHAM (12) -Saxton, Hil- bert, Cameran, Murray, Newman, Chittich, Crawford, Porter, Hall, Hobden. .. , Led by Marg. Stevens with' 20 points, the girls trounced the op- ponents 37-8. The local girls held the lead all the --way through the game. SEAFORTH (37) -Stevens 20, Keyes, Sills. Watson. Meir, Mc- Naughton, Ryan, .Spelt', Glanville, Bayes, Lane, Leeming. WI:�IGHA'M (8)-Geddon, M. Ger- rie, I. Hobden. Craig. I. Gerrie,, R. Showers, Hisler, M. Hobden, Irwin, Showers, Macdonald, ,Walker.. Wingham returned to Seaforth on Monday with Seafn th remain- ing on top by winning again. 1.0d by Chapman and Rennie, both with 11 points, the Seniors handed out a defeat by the score of 42-2-k.• Stainton we's high scorer for Wing - ham with 17 points. SEAFORTH (42) -Chapman 11, Rennie '11, Jacobi 4. MCK'indsey, Anderson . 3, Bechely 4, Sills 4, Johnson, Mills, Blanchard 5. WINGHAM (24) -Anderson, Mac - Intyre, Brophy 5, Stainton 17, Cum- mins 2, Bain, Irwin, Manahan. With a drive in the last half the juniors came through with• a close 15-'12 win. MacMillan was, high scorer with 7 points. SEAFORTH (15) - Stewart, Keyes. Shaw. McGavin, Sills, Dres-. eel, Hubert, Rowland 4, Godkin 4, MacMillan 7. WINGHAM (12) -Saxton 4, -Chat- tick 4, Murray, Newman 2, Hilbert, Stainton 2, 'Crawford, Hodkin, Hall, Porter. The Seaforth girls came out on top also: under Marg. Stevens, who hooped 10 points to win 28-4. SEA'FORTH (28) - Stevens 10, Keyes 3, Sillp 6, Lane 2, Meir 2, Dining, Ryan, MacCartney, Glan- ville. Boyes, F. Lane, Leeming. WINGHAM (4)-Gedden, M. Ger- rie, Showers 2, Holden, Gerrie 2, Showers, Irvin, MacDonald, Mow - brae, Busier, M. Holden, Walker. On, Wednesday night the Strat- ford Normal School sent up two teams, which almost evenly match- ed those of Seaforth. In the girls' game the high scor- er was Marg. Stevens, with 16 points, which greatly helped in edg- ing out Stratford to 18-17 victory. The boys also fought out a very close battle against. Stratford With Proctor the high scorer with 11 points. The game was close all the way through, but in •the last. quarter Seaforth put on the force and pulled ahead. The final score was 36-32 for the locals. SEAFORTH (36) -Sills 4, lulls, Chapman. 6, Scott 8, Proctor 11, Rennie, Jacobi 3, Dale 4, Anderson, Hackwell, Blanchard, McKindsey. •STRATFORD (32) - Timms 12, Smith '5, Creig 4, Francis Huisser 7 Jefferson 2, Garvie, Swatridge. llcAffeey 2, Fast, Walden. On Thursday, Jan. 26, the S.H.S. teams travel to ,Goderich to open a home -•and -home bout. 'rhe reedits. of these games will be published next week. Tuesday evening was auether winning night for the Seaforth Junior team. On ;that night .they' successfully downed the Goderich Lions by a 7-3 scoire. Mitchell sparked the win with three goals. The ice was quite soft and slow ed 'the play down considerably The Goderich team made 20 shots at Stan Peguiski in the local net, but he was very successful in keeping out all but three of these • shots.. The town boys made 31 shots do Gregg, the' Goderich goaler. OODERICH--Goat, Gregg; de- fence, Doak, Freeth; centre, Mc- Phail; wings, Meriain, De Klyne; 'alternates, Westbrook, Willis, God- dard, Beacom, Moore, Kernigan, Chisholm, Bogie. SEAFORTH-Goal, Pegulski; de fence, Ellson, Proctor; centre, Mit- chta)1; wings, Camplin; Flood; alter- ates, Scott, 'Hennick, Butwell, Bradley, Jennings, Heigeington, Referee - Webster, Luckntrw linesman,' R. H. 'Faulkner, Goderich. Summary First Period -1, Seaforth, Proc- tor, 2:11; 2, Seaforth, Mitchell (Camplin), 5:14; 3, Seaforth Mit- chell (Flood), 18:51. Penalties - Beacom, McPhail, Butwell. ,• Second Period -4, Goderich, God- dard, oddard, 1:30; 5, Seaforth, Flood (Ell - son), 4:40; 6, Seaforth, Camplin, 5;,18; 7, Seaforth, Jennings (But - well), 6:14; 8,. Goderich, Moore, 15:02; 9, Seaforth, Mitchell (Ell - son), 18:46. Penalties -None. Third Period -Goals, None; pen- alties, none. The Seaforth Juniors won two games in their series last week when they defeated. Goderich 10-4 and downed Milverton 'by a 9-3 count. In the Goderich game it was yea.• forth all the way, with. Camplin beginning the Seaforth count at 57 seconds of the first, stanza. Sea - forth chalked up four goals in the first, with Goderich coming through with two goals. The second period showed Sea - forth with three pore goals and Goderich with two. The final stanza brought the Seaforth strength back again with three more goals. Seaforth kept the puck in the. Goderich zone most of the night, with the homesters outahooting Goderich 58 to 38. This kept'Gregg very busy in the opponent's. net.. Stan Pigulski, for the local boys, played an excellent game, keeping the Lakeshore boys to a four -goal count. • "" Referee -Stan Smith, Stratford; linesman, Angus MacLean, Sea - forth., GODERICH-Goal, Gregg; de- fence, Doak, Freeth; centre, Mc- Phail; wings, Meriam, De Kleyn: alternates, Westbrook, Willis, God- dard, Moore, Erskine, K.ernigan, Chisholm; sub -goal, Bogie. SEAFORTH-Goal, Stan Pigul- ski; defence, 'Bill Proctor, Alton Ellson; centre, Bill Mitchell; wings, Jim Flood, John Camplin; alter- nates, Ron Butwell, Norm Heighing- ton, eighington, Bill Bradley, 'Jennings, Mur- ray Scott, Hennick; sub -goal, Ches- sel. Question , of the Week Why does' •that • Faui'th Former pretend to be tired; and when told Ito go and get some fresh air, not return until• the end of the period'? Reminder of the Week ifdrkeI the Obe fob:, Summary , First Period -1, Seaforth, Camp - lin, :57; 2, Seaforth, Bradley (But - well, Hennick), 13:45; 3, Seaforth, Mitchell (Flood, Ellson), 15:30; 4, Goderich, Willis (Meriam, West- brook). 16:50; 5, Seaforth, Jen- nings. McPhail (De Kleyn), 19:58. Penalty-Meriam. Second Period -7, Seaforth, Flood (Ellson), 5:22; 8, Goderich, Meriam (De. Kleyn. McPhail), 5:57; 9, Sea - forth. Flood, 9:18; 10, Goderich, Freeth. 15:32; 11. Seafortb., Mit- chell., (Heighington, Flood), 16:00. Penalties -Mitchell, Freeth 2, Mer- iam, Butwell, Third Period -12, Seaforth, But - well Jennings), 4:51; 13, Sea - forth, Flood (Proctor), 8:03; 14, Seaforth, Jennings (Butwell, Brad- ley), 15:20. Penalties -Mitchell 2, Scott, Doaks, McPhail. Camplin and Mitchell tains through on Saturday with four goals each to spur on the local Juniors to a 9-3 win over the Mil- verton Lions. On a previous occa- sion the Junios were -defeated 7-5 by this -same team. Although Milverton were out in front in the first period, Seaforth came hack in the second stanza to tie the game up, 3 -all. The third period was Seaforth's strong period, when they broke through the Milverton defence to' pump six shots past Logic. At 4:15 and 4:35 John Camplin scored,' with Bradley doing the same at 18:30. With forty seconds remaining in the game, the second Seaforth line carried the puck down and pulled Logic from the net three cons•ecu- f Public School - r News tive, times within the next 22 sec - made:. The homesters made iib shots on the Milverton goaler, while only 31 shots were made 'by elle Lions Jun- iors MILVERTON--Gpa1, Logie; de` fence, Iver, Gibh; centre, C. West - man; wings, 3,' Weetnian, Toman; alternates?, Ziinmerniaii, Spencer, Attridge, McCartney, Dunmore, Herman, Ney; eiib=geal, Sangster. SEAFORTH--Goa1, IChessel; de- fence, Scott, Hennick; centre, But - well; wings, Bradley, Jennings; al- ternates, Proctor, Eileen, Mitchell, Flood, Camplin, Heighington; sub- goal, Pigulski. Referee -Pat Gardner, Stratford; linesman -Gus Boussey, Seaforth. Summary First 'Period -7, Milverton, J. Westman (Taman), 2:48; 2, Sea - forth, Mitchell (Camplin), 5:45; 3,, Milverton, Spencer (Toman, Zim- merman), 10:00. Penalty -Zim- merman. Second Period -4, Milverton, J. Westman (Toman), 3:17; 5, Sea - forth, Mitchell' .(Flo.od, Heighinge ton), 9:05; 6, Seaforth, Mitchell (Flood, Proctor). 11:55. Penalties -Spencer, C. Westman, Tuer, Ney, Butwell, Scott. Third Period -7, Seaforth, Camp - lin (Flood), 4:15; 8,' Seaforth, Camplin (Mitchell), 4:35; 9, Sea - forth, Bradley (Butwell), 18:30; 10, Seaforth, Camplin (Mitchell, Flood) 19:20; 11, Seaforth, -Mitchell (Camplin), 19:30; 12; Seaforth, Camplin (Flood, Mitchell), 19:42, Penalties -Mitchell, Hennick. The Juvenile W.O.A.A, hockey schedule has been'drawn up. 'Hugh Hawkins, Clinton, 'is convener of this group. The Seaforth juvenil- team is being operated by the Legion. The schedule is as fol- lows: Jan. 26-Lucknow at Goderich Jan. 27-Seaforth at Wingham Jan. 31-TVingham at Seaforth Feb. 1-Goderich at Lucknow Feb. 3-Seaforth at Lucllnow . (played at Ripley) Feb. 3-Goderich at Wingham Feb. 7-Goderich at Seaforth Feb. 10-Seaforth at Goderich Feb. 10-Wingham at Lucknow Feb. 14-Lucknow at Seaforth Feb. 16-Lttcknow at Wingham Feb. 17-Wingham at Goderich All games in Seaforth played be- fore Intermediate games' and' will commence at 7:15. • The team is being managed by Archie Dobson, with Bill Smith and Gus-Boussey as assistant managers. Last Tuesday we received the needle Per vaccination. They start- ed aching for a while, The next one we get on the 17th of Febru- ary. In the afternoon we heard screams from the teachers' room. Mr. Eastman went up and quieted them. We don't know, how he ever did • it! Our Senior room has been Well adorned lately with Several large murals. They improve the calor of the room. , a •* Valentine books are flying around the school this Week. And Valentine's Day three`weeks away: Experiments are being tried in one or two of the rootns to imp'rove the artificial iight(Idbou:htdh at pre= sent isn!ti 0 blight We hope ;t(i Wee.' our Ii !it# g 1mp1,644 Xzi. all • There's a wide choictr_of Oast TPA! Ilsh and Domestic Suitings here for choosing,- The values are better Qln+o::thk'' quality is much improved. Gabardines, Smooth Wore skins, Diagonals and -new P%k gd Pi0 Smartly tailored in the style you like,„ and with our guarantee for fit and. gtlelit '::. of workmanship. ORDER NOW FOR EASTER The following are the player standings of the Junior 'C' W.O. H.A. team up to Wednesday eight: Pen. in Min. G. A. its. Flood 2 7 9 16 Mitchell 13 9 5 14 Camplin ... ,0 7 3 10 Bradley 0 3 3 6 Butwell ... 6 1 6 7 Jennings • 6 4 2 6 Heighington 0 1 2 3 Euson 2 • 0 5 . 5 Proctor 6 1 2 3 Scott 4 1 0 1 Hennick 2 0 1 1 Irwin 0 0 0 0 Totals 41 34 38 �. Several games are coming up in the realm of sports this week. The Junior hockey team will meet up with Walkerton at the new Com- munity Centre on Saturday even- ing at 9:00 P.m. On Monday, Sea - forth will travel to Milverton; on Wednesday, to Walkerton, and. next Thursday Goderich will play here, • Next. Tuesday Mitchell Intermed- iates will hook up with the Legion team in Seaforth. The standing of the Junior team up to Wednesday night is as fol - tow's: W T L F A Pts. Milverton Seaforth ....... 3 0 Walkerton .... 1 0 Goderich 1 0 4 0 1 35 23 2 34 31 3 13 31 3 18 25 8 6 2 2 TIP TOP TAILORS . W. R. .1 JOHNSTON HOUSE • OF STONE ..... 39,50 to a50_ CAMBRIDGE CLOTHES ......... , 5;5 to. 85 a,. 6,0.. 50 to St COOK CLOTHES r 55 to 95 EXTRA TROUSERS FROM. 10.50 Ladies' Tailored Suits i fti NOW Now's the time to place your order for a Smart Tailored Suit for Spring! Choose from •a wide choice of Gabardines, Baratheas, Flannel Worsteds, Sharkskin& and Pick and Pick•W'orateds, tail- ored in a dozen different clever styles. 46.70 59.50 STEWART BROS. 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