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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1954-02-26, Page 5i t 4 i A 4 • iV. fCD'M§'ti6 rt This 'Week At the, Seaforth High ,School BY SEN LANE It was 'proven 'last weekend that ter.man of the night, and his se18c- lrecord dances can be highly eco- ,cessful if properly arranged. Last ,Fridays night the Boys' Athletic So-: .ciety sponsored a record -dance, -which was as successful as any held this year. The promoters ar- ranged to have a fine selection of, -records through the compliments of the Ontario Agricultural College in Guelph. Art Bolton was the plat - The Seaforth, Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star are holding a Home Cooking Sale SATURDAY, MARCH 13 • a 'p.m. in the Public Library tions proved very satisfying. Although the crowd wasn't as large as the usual school dances, everybody stepped the light fantas- tic with the highest of spirits. Niny and Donald were the lucky winners of the spot dance. To get their reward they were required to dance a little jig all by them- selves. They should: make excel- lent (ballet partners. As for the lunch department, it was the regular long johns and' coke. Maybe for the next big 'do' it could be arranged to have some of those good old sandwiches and cookies. Better variety, you know! In connection with the Friday night's fun, there were a few per- plexing incidents that has resulted in the elimination of all outsiders from future student parties. This: will be strictly en rced in the fu- ture, and u•ss ome students take a more favorable attitude it might mean the end of all student gatherings. While we are still' on the party s We Consider It a 'Pleasure To be of Service to You 'FRESH PORK BUTTS 59c 1b. PEAMEAL' COTTAGE ROLLS 59c Ib. CANADIAN BEAUTY PASTRY FLOUR -24 -lb. Bag $1.29 TOILET TISSUE • 3 for 29c KLEENEX — REGULAR SIZE 2 for 35c ROYAL INSTANT PUDDINGS 3 for 32c KING'S CHOICE TOMATOES -28 oz. 2 for 39c 3 for 250 - REDBIRD MATCHES REDPATH GRANULATED SUGAR $8.49 • Cash Proice a Cwt. Clair Haney - Egmondville Phone Early -- PHONE 72 - We Deliver Q1A131 ®E,J '4 rEPo There are unborn dollars in your Henhouse ! Make sure now that they come right into your . pocket by keeping your producers in good condition! WE HAVE THE MERCHANDISE AT THE RIGHT PRICE!, Visit BALDWIN HARDWARE Today CHICK FOUNTAINS One -gallon and two -gallon capacity. Air pressure and grooves hold weight of _ . water without spilling. We have Chick Troughs, •'Wafers, Bulbs, Floats and Thermometers Baldwin Hardware 4, Seaforth topic, the Girls" Atit'tetie aoeletyo fell they are not going to let the boy's get 'ahead of ';thein, so ate planning a gala gaeasion. The' plan on going one .step further -than the bogs, having a skating .party and dance comlbined. At tha,,time of :going to press, the night to be is setheduled for this coming Mon- day. Seaforth` High polished off their basketball schedule this .past week- end' in sparkling fashion. Out of their six final battles, the Seaforth cage squads emerged holding (five victories. Irn c oderich last Thursday, both. Senior and Junior boys ]eft the port teams holding the shaert end of the score. It was the Seaforth girls who gave the Blues and White their only win of the after- uoon. Wingham District High /bore the brunt of the Seaforth storm on Fri- day afternoon in golden territory, as the visitors were sent home win- less. The basketball played, was the most onesided played in Sea - forth gym this season, and from the showing of the younger teams it looks' as if Wingham is going' to be underd'ogs for a few more sea- SOnS. 4 In the opening game the Senior girls took a 24-17 win frogs the Wingham invaders with Hazel Slavin being the sensation of the Seaforth attack. On playing for- ward for her 'first game this seasdn, Hazel was able to sweep the Wingitamn basket for 12 of Sea- forth's points. Possibly if Hazel had been 'playing this position all season the girls would,n't have been losing some of those close con- tests. The ,;Senior boys had a ball at the expense of the defenceless Wiingham Five. Seaforth ran up a 50-5 onesided score to send their conference colleges- 'home in des- peration. Satch's big arm was able to count for 21 points, while Rooster and Ted were rating higr on the scoring sheet In the final game it was a cop- tinued repetition of the first two. Seaforth ended'out on top holding a •24.22 score. Leon held the lead- ing hand for the golden marksmen. A .public speaking contest is scheduled for the Seaforth High auditorium a week from tonight. Elaine Dale and- Jim Axtman are representing Seaforth in the. Lions sponsored program. The contest- ants will come from all the sur- rounding schools, with each school attempting to carry off top honors. Question of the Week: What young gentleman is having trouble with his telephone ntnbers? -EUCHRE FRIDAY, MARCH 5th 8:30 p.m. Auspices L.O.L. L.O.L. HALL, Seaforth Lunch will be served This Week AT THE Community Centre THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25th 8:30 p.m: Milverton vs. Seaforth Baldwins FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26th 8 - 10 p.m. — Skating 10 - 1 a.m. — Dancing Desjardine Orchestra SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27th 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. — Skating 9:00 p.m. Sarnia vs. Seaforth Baldwins Group Plaoffs sswmasownssiswo Announcement Dr. M. W. Staileton, President; Frank Kling, Vice -President, and E. C. Boswell, Secretary -Treasurer, of Seaforth Lumber Limited, have pleasure in announcing the appointment of C. M. (Smitty) Smith AS GENERAL MANAGER OF SEAFORTH LUMBER LIMITED Effectkye March 1, 1954 Mr. Smith, who has had a wide experience in contracting and in builders' supplies, succeeds John A. James,. who has resigned to engage in a business in Guelph. It is hoped that you will feel free to consult Mr. Smith at any time regarding your building requirements, be they large or small. You will be under no obligation. SEAFORTH LUMBER LIMITED Everything in Builders' Supplies and Coal PHONE 47 SEAFORTH A R _ -. . SEE THE GRAND AR'RA'Y or SMART 14EW 'Ml!l WE'RE SHOWING FOR. YOUR -SPRING SFW#:J11(ji •.:;r li GET A THRILL OUT OF,'MAKING IT YOUR'Sel,,F, #N,D YiE;1` SAVE MONEY TOO ! t 5 • NEW PRINTS for SPRING. Lovely new designs and colorings feature this big showing of 36 -inch wide tub fast prints. For445 65c house dresses or girls' dresses, you can't beat ,. these new prints at 36' Washable G ING HAMS You can't beat Gi,nghams for washing or wearing qualities! They're woven through, of course, in red and blue fast color checks. Smart for dresses 7:5C - and skirts at YARD Mr. and Mrs. •ii. C. Alexander are shown following their recent marriage. The groom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Alexander, of Usborne Township, while the bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nicholson, of Tuckersmith. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander will reside on the groom's farm in Usborne. Sport Shorts (By KEN LARONE) Most hockey fans were .pleased• to see the onesided Junior 'B' semi- finals come to an end this week. It was not expected the Wingham boys would topple the •Bald!wins, but it was expected that they would have provided better compe- tition than they did. Before the series started, I called Seaforth to take the series- in five games, but after seeing the first contest, wslich ended up 12-4 for Seaforth, it was thought very unlikely Wingham could come close for 'one victory. Seaforth is not to be- rated un- beatable. They are playing the same typ2 of hockey they were playing two months ago. 'Until the Baldwins run into closer competi- tion, they are not going to make any vast improvement.- Sarnia, who is slated for Seaforth camp this weekend, is definitely a super- ior team to Wingham, but the Tars are still under the Seaforth' class. It is expected that the Seaforth hockey fans will see the local clan taking the series without too much difficulty. Although . Sarnia was, able to take a regular league game from Seaforth, it is not very likely they will be able to do this in play- off com'petitidn. After meeting the Milverton Dominions in Seaforth this Thurs- day night, the Baldwins should get some idea how they.,will slhovr up against Waterloo. Waterloo is ex- pected to be the team Seaforth will have to beat in the O.H.A. Junior 'B' semi.Wfinals. Only last week Waterloo and Milverton met in an exhibition tilt, which had both teams coming to a 4-4 tie. Sea - forth hockey fans will have the urge to be on hand for this exhi- bition meeting. since Milverton, is one of the better teams in the A. H.A. 'Intermediate circuit. • Mothballs are now getting pull- ed out for the Seaforth Bantams. In their final game of their best of three battle against the -Port Elgin Bantams in Wingham last Tuesday night, Seaforth was sent . home as the 6-5 losers. The game was, a hard one for any team to lose, especially Sea - forth, who outplayed their rivals, but couldn't.et the .puck past the Port Elgin goalie. Coach Don 'Hor- ton felt, 'If it wasn't for that goalie in the' last period we would have won quite easily:' No matter what the result, the Bantams deserve a mighty heer for the splendid com- petition they .provided. • In the best -of -five W.O.A.A. 'Mid- get. semi-finals Seaforth was able to take three straight from Harris - ton. Now the Seaforth boys are waiting, to tangle with the winners of the Kincardine vs. Wingham series. TUCKERSMITH. The regular meeting of the"Tuck- .ersmith Ladies' Club will' he held at the home of .Mrs. Ernie Crich on Wednesday, March 10. The roll call is to he answered by "My fav- orite pastime." New -sprint accounts for 15 per cent of 'Canada's exports. DUBLIN "Horrockses» English Broadcloth Here's a superfine English Broadcloth with a fine lustrous sheen. It comes in a wide range of new Spring pastel tones that sew well, wash perfectly and won't shrink YARD Mrs. Roy Hoth,am, Ian Harved and' -Gerald Burns, of London, vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burns. Mr. and Mrs. William Stapleton have lett to spend a month at St. Petersburg, Florida. M. and Mrs. Peter Grosech, of London, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Costello. Misses Teresa Feeney and Doro- thy Anne Costello visited with Mr-. and Mrs. William Costello, in To- ronto. Mr. and Mrs. Jean Frappier, of Toronto, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George E. 'Holland. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smuck, of Kitchener, visited with Mrs. 1 oret- ta Molyneaux. Mr. and Mrs. Holtzhaue.r, Galt, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Burns. EAST McKILLOP William Manley and Reeve Dan Beuermann are attending the Good Roads Convention in Toronto this week. We are sorry to report Mrs. C. Regele is not improving in health and h'as been taken to Scott Mem- orial Hospital, Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. John Aiken and Miss Linda Puterbaugh, of Seb- ringville, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rock. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor, of Cfoderich; Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Fisher and Mrs. Alex Stoskopf, of Fullerton, and Mrs. Lloyd Preuter, of. Logan, were visitors at the Regele home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Eggert vis- ited with Mr. and: Mrs.. Ernie Whitehouse at Kippen on Sunday, Dies in Regina The following is from the,Regina Leader: Mrs. Pushelberg dies, ag- ed 80, Mrs. Fredericka Pushelberg, died in a Regina hospital on Tues- day. Funeral services were held in Sneers' Chapel on Friday at 3:30 p.m. by Rev. S. R. Weaver and burial was in a Regina cemetery. Born 'Fredericka Rapien in Mc- Killop Township, Ontario, she mar- ried William Pushelberg and came to Saskatchewan in 1904.and to Re- gina in 1926: Her husband died last year. Surviving are a daugh- ter, Ruth, of Moose Jaw; a son, Henry, Lucky Lake; two brothers, Christian Rapien, of Didsbury, Al- berta; Eli Rapien, of Brodhagen; a sister. Mrs. Sarah Weisenberg, Calgary, and two grandchildren. As much wood is used for fuel - wood in Canada as is harvested by the pulp and paper mills. Buchanan Cleaners Mount Forest Successors to TONE CLEANERS We Pick Up and Deliver Monday and Thursday Phone 230 - Seaforth ANDY CALDER AGENT Ladies' and Gents' 2 -piece Suits, $1; Plain Dresses, $1; Plain Skirts, 50c; Gents' Trousers, 50e. Quality Plus Service Is Our Motto S. BUCHANAN - Proprietor Paint Sale ENTIRE STOCK OF PITTSBURGH WALL - HIDE, IN FLAT, SEMI -GLOSS AND 4LOSS FINISHES ALSO KEM TONE 1-3 OFF Your opportunity to save on the Best Quality Paint! Buy now while all colors are available. 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