HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1952-01-18, Page 5'r
• This is t 0,.axst•?spltoxku!xti4' .>,t'Y,e
glad to 'dlttottd t'o 'eachanal every
ane of you the very! be It imeeese ifori
1952;' toot only! tr. 1Oltr`.a AclAke
;standing,, but it0. eporta. • as WeLi.
: Sinee our 'i'tigbjr - beam earHHe'd
• :not onl7 the pendant, bUt the ilV,0.,
tro
A phy art Veil, we now have
:high expeotatto,he for our basket-
bali •platers. far 418- academic
standing goes,' act year Waal rather
,.outstanding, and here again we
r -must try to Upheld otic record.
We arefl1.t off be a 'bad Start as I
li
'the fgtflntwliug spear swats MAI MPe1, i 1.
The boner =Oak, qtr, : r#tltr),l: 1'We Y.
1lllte magt.vk lAr Awe MACCIfittiQUOtlhets
14een 4Qt cited' two 10 &O , 9 10,1
low a greater xtllmbex tAf .t tiiilemtts
whO tleaill * trY, ite.get lar.9.111•
tGaade 1944 - Reap QU oe.t $j1
.t n:et 3tt[aeGneggr . al , Oeanpee
Beuenmann1U4 .L/g1,S; toet8i3;-:t Lois
Aron laias.arv1ile V,7.dt, guile T a,Rkwsell
84..x, Swan en,d, , leite'
Diegel 8fl.,0;, Rose •;Mattie D13sihartne�
78.7, .do Anne .fin, Clair 71,7„ , etty^
iCampbell 70.a.
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Electrical Stack C1earane
:0o. DISCOUNT
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• THOR ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINES
• .THOR ELECTRIC GLADIRONS
• TIMOR ELECTRIC POLISHERS.:
Also
USED THOR AUTO MAGIC WASHIR
1/2 Price
Seaforth Motors
Phone 141 Seaforth
�a a: a' *e_ xY► , �k
gePOP.,P
tills lbekex , 414 WI/ ante 4410 d{• -
tankfie .a •'epiexldid. alitinsagt.
Ow '+Lff IVO" :tiwsk.ota were Pre-
•asallted .t;o.411 a ililaiseits iby its Stu
Aftutie $Vellncil (President, Lennaing
11 th, sr1bo ,gn'ibehp.af ,of the al;Ctu'dent
ihody 41X(Preasad mix atanneesiatitlii
"for .the ;exgelletxt 11'Mb ,cf the cream.
1 lisp 'ocltstis ,are i, 4f : acme 43iuudorety
with yelloW ibubtnns,;and red, black
and :yellow at Olewaist and touif's,
with Abe rohaMpjpu ,cuestm •on the
front. They mere tpresented to the
,poach, Mr. DoltSDR, 3Y1, Beek*, It.
Johnstwi, J. Dressel, G. Daher, R.
Jacobi, R. tenteie,'E. M•ar+Millan, D.:
Dale T. Iducharme, M. 'EDYrre, it
Stewart, G. Rowland, 43. Sills, J.
M9Gavinb..D. McLellan, D. Keyes, J.!
:Flannigan, K. Larone, D. Mc/0nd
sey, 'R. Scott, R. Mttir, S. IvIcMillan,
G. Hubert, C. Riley, R. Henderson
D. J3ackwell and D. Morton. Three.
chee4:s for the coach, the captain
and 'tl'I'e team!
Funny what a miraculous recov-
ery our...Master of .Ceremonies had
when the •presentatigns were made,:
when only a •few moments before•it'
was announced that the was suffer-
ing of a 'heart attack. Well, Bon
DANCE
WALTON ,
Community Hall
FRIDAY, JANUARY 18
Sponsored by
Walton Football Club
Music by
Ken Wilbee Orchestra
ADMISSION -� 50 CENTS
January Sale Continue
20% off on
SNOW SUITS
STATION WAGON COATS
COAT SETS DRESSES - JUMPERS
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WOOL DRESSING GOWNS
WINTER UNDERWEAR AND SKIRTS
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DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ON OTHER ODD LINES !
SALE. ENDS SATURDAY, JANUARY 26th
KIDDIES SHOP
'Next Door to the Theatre
A Home. Improvement Finance
Plan .for Home Owners
The -BALL- MACAULAY Yards at Seaforth and Clinton are pleased to
announce that through membership in Inter -Provincial Building Credits
Ltd., they are now able to offer to HOME OWNERS a low cost Credit
Plan, by which repairs, alterations and modernization. of existing homes
can be financed. •
Who is Eligible?
Any home owner of good credit stand-
ing who has a reasonab:e equity in bis
home.
What Improvements Can Be
Financed Under the Plan?
A repair, alteration or improvement of
an existing structure, including a detached
garage, e.g., finishing attic rooms, addi g
rooms, re -roofing, new flooring, modernizing
kitehens, bathrooms, making basement
room, etc.
Where Do I Apply For Advice?
Go to BALL - MACAULAY. They will
give you expert advice. examine your home
if you so desire, help you to determine your
exaot requ•rements, give, you a quotat'on,
or find a satisfactory contractor. If you'
wish you can do the job yourself.
How Do I Arrange For Credit?
Fill : out a simple confidential applica-
tion in • BAL'L- MACAULAY Office.
Are There Limits As to Amount
and Time Allowed' For
Payment?
Yes. The minimum credit is $100 and
the maximum $2,000. The repayment plan
provides for equal monthly instalments in
round figures over periods of six, twelve,
eighteen or twenty-four months, as you may
select. You say how much you can afford
to pay each month and a satisfactory plan
will be selected.
What is the Down Payment .Be-
fore I Can Get the Job Started?
No down payment is necessary on build,
ing material.
What is the Carrying Charge or
Cost of This Credit?
One+haif of one per cent per month on
the total credit arranged. Thus a $300.00
• credit to be repaid in 12 monthly il stal-
ments would cost $6 per $100, or $18 in all.
There is no other charge except in the case
of small Credits of $250 or less,'for which
an additional. service charge of $1 hi masse.
We have a good stock of Steel and Aluminum Roofing and Canadian
Cement on hand
BALL - MACAULAY
LUMBER - LIME - CEMENT - TILE
. SE A F O R'T' H'I
Phone 787
BRICK
C L I N'' {O N
Phone.97
sw n
444
AOG We3rtoa vis the scope w,,,
49t44ge wactory dor : ;oatort9i 244. 47.
alight as itlie. Bantauns edged olid
416llb,seepton '44-4. ore Midgets to* a;.
`TLS 4.001$107a.. ' ' •
[both. games the youngster
came Cup with a good Fast brand of
Awoke". May was fairly even, but,
In the Midget encounter Seafo tt'b,'
3rnys took better advantage ea tiheir I
Ilneeals.
T tatre. led the "Miidgets, performs!
dug the • 'hat trick ;in their game;'
while the Bantat O scorbtg was di-
vided up.
• Bantams
.StLrLP'ORTvH - Goal, McGonigle;
defence., Mason, dlhomrpson; centre,
Dale; wings, McFadden, Robertson;
alternates, Matthews, Scoine, Stap-
1leton, Wright, Carter; McMaster,
Williams, Murray, Scoit, •Winters.
111ThveR.TGN-Goal., Mohr; de
fence, • Stone„Saville ; :centre,
•Sharpe; wings, Kerr, Timm:; alter-
nates, Guenther, . Westman, Hoff -
mag,
man; Coak, Denstedt, Hyde, Mogk,
Schenck,. Melrose.
First Period -Goals: Milverton,
Sharpe (roman, Kerr), 11:40. Pen-
aNies-Mogk. ,•
Second, Period •- Goals: Seaforth,
Scott, 3:001; Seaforth, .,Robertson
(Dale, McFadden), 10:40; Seaforth,
Scoins (Mason), 18:01_ Penalties -
Murray.
Third Period -Goals: Milverton,
Taman (Stone), .5:00; Milverton,
Denstedt, 7:13; 'Seaforth, Murray
(Dale), 17:40.. Penalties -Murray,
Dale.
Midgets '
SEAFORTH-Goad, Crozier;_ de-
fence, Pullman, McMillan; centre,
Muir; wings, Rowland; Lane; al-
ternates; McIlwain, Taylor, McCita-'
chey, Horton, rGeddes, Murray, Hen-
derson.
MILVER'PON - Goal, Knecitel;
defence, Jacobs, Krotz; centre,
Mueller; wings, Boshart, Ropp; al-
ternates, Chalmers, Yost, Oesch,
Mayberry, Henry, Brydone, West -
man. •
First Period -Goals: Milverton,
Chalmers (Yost), 7:20; Milverton,
Yost. (Oesch), 7:55. No penalties.
Second Period -Goals: Seaforth,
McMillan (Muir), 5:20; Sea.forth,
Lane, 13:30; Seaforth, Mcllwntn,
14:25. No penalties.
Third period --Goals: Seafdrth,
Muir (Lane), 2:08; Seaforth, Row- '
land (Muir). 6:45: Seaforth, Lane
(Muir); 9:57; Milverton, Bosh art,
(Muir), 9:57; Milverton. Boshart.,
10:30; Milverton, Henry (Oesch),
11:06; Seaforth, Lane (Pullman),
12:50; Milverton, Krotz (Mueller,
Ropp): 14:37, Penalties - Muir,
Mueller.
and Ken got along quite well with-
out him as they both did a splendid
job. Ken, accompanied by Ron,
sang two popular songs, "And So
To Sleep-e.gain" and "Deep Pur-'
pie.." a disp ay of real talent.
Question of the week: Who are
the participants of that dashing ro-
mance that takes place .beside the
girls' fountain each noon hoar?
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eSa
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ON MADE` 0 -ME. ' i .' Fi $ J JT , TOP-
COATS,
OP-
COA 'OVERCOATS AND LADIES'
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T,. 1 I RED SUI
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THREE DAYS ONLY
JANUARY
17 - 18-19
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For the first time in their history, Tip Top Tailors offer
you this grand discount on alt their Made-to.Measure
garments during January 17-18-19. . . . It's their nor-
mal slack period, but this big sale wiil stow delivery to
six weeks - so you'd better be thinking about Easter on
these sale days and get 'your order in now.
LADIES!
Here's your chance to get that tailored suit you've want-
ed at a great big discount. No cloths are reserved - the
complete range goes on sale for three days only.
Pick from Gabardines, Serges, FlannelWorsteds, English
Worsteds, Tropicals, Eta . . . and what's more . . .
WE GUARANTEE A FIT!
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HERE ARE THE SALE PRICES !
Men's Suits or Coats
Men's Suits, 2 Pants
Ladies' Suits
Coats _
Trousers, Skirts
or Slacks - - . .
CLUB TIPTOP
39.60 45.20
50.95 58.70
37.40 42.80
11.55 13.70
FLEET ST.
54.80
70.65
51.60
16.00
STEWART BROS.
Anttnninalentuatnalnintir
sS„ its,
11:$:11 �' ; i b.349C!s,
in lu'ktly ween
iIE.ZTp's a e dna until;
<lf�!Es gfsh Noo.ler-ts sof.
all toes
.Slut
ton re 7+eserveti,
Every cloth in. t e.
range goes into!this
wile. ..
i ve your 'suit :tail- ,)
oredin the style of yowr•
Choice with
Extra Pants Free,
57.50. 67.50
69.50 77.50
For Coat, Vest and Two
Pants
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If you -don't want two
trousers, wen reduce
the above prices by
industrial League •
The second half of the double
schedule got under way on Tues-
day night with all six teams in ac -
Von. As usual. a large crowd was
on hand to see the usual line of
entertainment which varies at
times from boxing matches to mild-
er forms of acrobatics . the
greatest show on earth . . for the
money. This week Hiram Shannon
and Doc Cameron did the whistle
work. and there was plenty of it
on the new iding rules.
St. Columban 5, Egmondville 3
ST. COLUIIIBANThe River Rat; took it again
! from St. Columban to the tune of
Largely attended funeral services
were held on Thursday morning,
Jan. 10, for Patrick Williams. who
passed away on January 7, in his
82nd year. Father J. McQowell. of
St. ,Columban- Church, sang Re-
gnierp High Mass. and Mrs. Vincent.
Lane presided at the organ. The
nallbearers were his six sons:
John. Joseph, Daniel,. Michael,
Frank and Thomas. Interment was
in St. Columban cemetery.
'III I Ili I Illi II III!tili i'llli ilio: iidll dll4li'Idlf(i • ,111 , 1 i II ii ' ;illi
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Euchre - Dance
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SPONSORED BY
Seaforth W. I.
SEAFORTH, 1
COMMUNITY CENTRE
FRIDAY, JANUARY 18
8:30 p.m-. sharp
Admission 50c
Ladies please bring
Sandwiches
Music by
Murdoch's Orchestra
'fit rrno hiss EllwamiiimllllilplgJmlilllmoimmir;:
5 to 3, although this is a big im-
provement over the -first affair the
Villagers are still lacking some-
thing . . . maybe hockey players!
Costello led the Irish marksmen
with two goals; Butters. Horan and
Jordan each -beat Rice for singles,
three of these -came in the last
period. St. Columban spent 16 min-
utes in the cooler; two minutes to
Ron Butters. and four to Jordan,
Costello and Steve Maloney. John
Flannery. Doig and Bill Brown were
the scorers for the Villagers. Pen-
alties went to McNairn, N. 'Smith,
Barry and a pair to Carter.
Wanderers 8. Winthrop 1
This game started off fairly ev-
en: the Wanderers were leading 3-1
at the end of the second, but the
last period -was too much for the
1v"ortiiern entry. This was a fast
and furious game at time. both
sides getting their share of penal-
ties. In the first period Allie Hilde-
brand and Ken Larone beat, Haase.
Larone getting a pair. The only
goal in the second was by Glen
McClure. Fay Chanters was help-
ed off the ice after his crash with
Tanchuk, Glen Reist set a new sort
of a record in this league, at least.
by scoring three goals in the first
DA minutes of play. and got him-
self another later in the reriod.
Allie Hildebrand scored again in
the third. Tanchuk and Eisler we's
the bad men for the Wanderers,
and Winthrop penalties were taken
by Glen McClure. Cuthill. Ray
Chambers. Don McClure. Scott,
Strong and Betties.
Man Street/i. Foundry 7
Bell'Foundry almost succeeded in
Changes in Long Distance Rates
from
SEAFORTH
Lo
DUBLIN and BRUSSELS
For many years Long Distance rates on messages
from Seaforth to Dublin and from Seaforth to
Brussels have been someWhat less than those
charged for calls between other points of corfipar-
able distances.
Effective January 21, I952, the charges for messages to the above-
named places will be increased to &inform with our standard
schedule of Long Distance rates.
Additional "Information may be obtained' from our local office.
C. B: SYMOND*; Manager
I1* Bell Telephone Co. of Canada
stopping the unbeaten Main Street-
ers in the last and best game of
the evening. This was a cleanly
played game. The Foundry took
three penalties and Main. St: four.
Goals for Bell's were scored by
Broome, Maloney, Broome and Eis-
ler one each and a tripleby-Ross.
Bili Smith couldn't seem to miss
the Foundry net, picking it for five
goals -maybe this new rule has
something to do with his accur-
acy. Chip Woods, Phillips and
Patterson each scored once, This
was a close game all the way but
even pulling the goalies in the last
minute was not enough for Bell's
to win. Penalties were'`gtl n to
Maloney and Broome for Bell's, and
Albrecht, Sills and Wood for the
Merchants.
- Contract Barley
We are again contracting acre-
age for the
Canada Malting Co.
SEED WILL BE AVAIL_AB14E
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SEAFORTH
FARMERS CO-OP.
Phone 9
Regular
11.95 to 14.95
TAKE 'EM AWAY AT r r`
We don't want to
pack these away for
next year, so come and
get them at this bar-
gain price. _ •
All -wool coat, leggings
and cap sets in 1 to 4
years sizes, in fawn,
blue, brown and green. -
TO CLEAR AT
STEWART EROS.
Car, TractorOwners
•• THIS IS THE BEST TIME OF
YEAR TO HAVE YOUR CAR
OR TRACTOR REPAIRED !
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• Anti a New Paint Job will make a
sin -prising difference!
TELEPHONE 102 FOR APPOINTMENT
DALY MOTORS
Ford Monarch Sales and Service
SEAFORTH
J_.--- •>p yrs yrs.... ",.,..-. ..
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PRE - SEASON SALE
No. 27 -12 -FT. SELF-PROPELLED COMBINES -In perfect
condition; flax rolls and pickup; lights and rotary screen
NO. 26 -10 -Ft. SELF-PROPELLED COMBINES -Like new,
lights and rotary screen
MODEL H-LItC.'TRACTOR-Like new
MODEL "D" CASE TRACTOR -Excellent. condition
"101" JR. MASSEY-HARRIS TRACTOR - Completely
hauled
70 RC COCKSHUTT TRACTOR -Completely overhauled
ALSO -
Why not guarantee yourself a Neiv Machine
at present prices on our prepayment plan?
over-
Seaforth Motors
MASSEY-EARRIS SALES & SERVICE
Seaforth 141. Brussels' 05