The Huron Expositor, 1959-02-13, Page 5n Ny
: THE, ..SNAPSH+ T GUILD
WINCIIELSEA
TUB
y
Winchelsea • euchre party was
held in the school Monday evening
With Mr. rand Mrs.:Newton Clarke
arid- Mr, and Firs; Bila.. Walters as
hosts. Ladies' high was won by
Mrs. Phil Hern;.;men's high, Ward
Hera, lone halids, Marion Walters,
and 1pw, Mrs. Ken Heat.Mr; and Mrs. Jack Wicks and
family, of, Stratford, 'were Wed-
nesday -visitors with `Mr, and • Mrs.
Fred - Walters and. daughters:
• Mrs. Elson, Lynn --was able to
come home AM Thursday from St.
Joseph's Ho$pital, London. ' •
Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn -Kerslake
and family were Saturdayevening
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Veal and family in Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill. Rhode, of
Thames Road, were Saturday eve-
ning_ visitors . with ,_Mr and Mrs.
Harold Clarke. ;: rg
9
BLAKE
Canada a is rich in beautiful scenery no less in 'winter than in sum -
„suer. So be sure to take your camera along'.when yo'u go skiing or
-for a like after asnowfall. - - - -
Here Are Some Suggestions
estions
Gn liking Winter Pictures
re
deal about: um own _and where: the"chil n�have
s y d
:'There's a .good
,deal
ra llhyo
,that., holds ;` od
P g . g
,our Canadian, winters Forex -
am le 'snow reflects c •
p w fl is and m reas-
jes yourr lighting.: in the. same way
that- Water and
sand:do at 'the.
,have
be-date=,
-fu1 not to over -expose` 'when; tak-
ing -pictures of a snow=clad Iand
. seape, the snowman the children
liave built or other outdoor- scenes
With, the .inexpensive popular=
'priced cameras :rt is advisable ,.to
use the standardfgths xecommend-
ed .i n; the rna_nnfacturers' in.struc,.
tion manuals rather.,than-.the,-ver
fast films av ilable today Th:at.s.
because the l.„ens opening: and,'shtit
ter spied; Have„_been set ler you;
Keep ;:your:'eaniera loaded, and
as handy m winter as you de ;in.
- the7summer. You never know when"
;. the makings of a good picture will
nhow uP.= It' might happen in -your
ntr Ce
oammunity : _e
Skating EVERY
tria i
-'. N': ht :
D.
8'to.10 p.m.
dults; Students 35c
Children: 25c
Sa•trd'd Mein ell-=
children arid'Students 'IOc
Adults 25c;:
builta •snow fort or in, the park
•where they go',- for sleigh -riding.
Good picture -taking . opportunities
present themselves at the most
unexpected` moments, so always
'b ` -re .F. a'red. ;'And don't-foT et� tis
F g, .
,take,,' your camera and:plentr,'of
Pilins andllash bulbs wh:en.you.,go
on` 'a weekend sleighing or skiing'
party :Phe -pictures you sget will
Iet you and , your friends re -live
these happy times whenever you're
in 'the mood.
here's a • special: tip for adding
beauty and charm to, your black=
nd:whitenietures. By Using•a -:- e1=••
ion¢:.filter tri the_K.2 classblue.-
of the skj���,, will be,'.subdued, there--
by,letting‘tihe billowy, white cloud8.
comic', through on Your snapshots:;
This filter 'also absorbs the blues
that, are reflected, by the sky,
thea snow:..and "the snow `den be-.
comes a .truer white.,
Do not, however, use . a' yellow
,filter if you are' taking color •shots
'of. snow scenes.:- Instead,: We sing:
gest that • :you attach -a No. 81-C:
filter to .the lens of your ucamera.
"chis - will wend, to zrake' your color
priii s,or
cold rtransParenoies more•,,
realistic by: decreasing;the amount,
oi,Nue'in the picture. But, filter.'
or rib filter; this, is the tinge when;
snapshot.shooting'can produce'ex-
citing results-,--winterin '.`all .its
glory.
-1,ome.:and : School
Will - Hear.- Pa•nel
•
The Home and School ;Associa•
tion -will .hold them meeting Tues
day; Feb ;:I7 at 8:-15, m the, pair=`
lie *school auditoriums : A panel. -poi
Firs: N':, :C• Cardno,
Sillery, Mrs '.J. R. Spittal Rev:•
J..0 Britton and -Dr. -J C Mat'
Lerman, with Gen..1:.
inspector, as the charsnian, Wilt`.
discuss various phases' of; educa
tion... - .The Glee' Club of -the SDHS
will sing a;;°few numbers..;
ecia
iscount
SALE ON ALL (METAL
and
SHELF . "PRODUCTS
From-. February ;12th
to February 21st
RETAIL .SALE
4, :PRICE _ •PRICE
Graham 4 -Door Hog Feeder. ; ,$30.95 $27.85
rGralhanr Round* Hog Feeder 43.95" 39.55
Gralal`1i double Bowl Hog
Waterers • 13.95 12.55
Graham Pan Type Poultry
''Waterers with float ` and grill 5;95 5.35'
1n Feeders. 3.60.:: 3.25
Graham �'alzltryHang g
Brower Egg Washers • 21.95 19.75
gb
Plastis GOVeted
Egg Baskets 3.35 3.00.
Nelson Heated Stock Watering- terin
g -..
Bowls . 46.95. 42.25
Ali Metal Products
and:helf Products
At :This -Special Saving
tee: ;.....
:Louse 'Powder - Warfarin
4.11 Medication§ and
Disinfections' ' r
S Grain, Grass Seeds ' .Fertilizers
__Available ateCollipetitive-Price5`'.`-"'.:
Commercial" "fodne and GarrySeed 'Oats:
.�5 per B -us
1 het'-
P
LIMITED
.hon:..
P a 775 • - Seaforth
"The 144'
Value For t1 '.Far'mer's Dollar
Mrs. Leon Jeffery and ` Mrs.
Blanche.,Mason spent a 'few'•days
with Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon Duch-'
arme and family, of.%London: They
,returned Home with .Mr. ,Harold,
Finlay and ;::Ehzabetli
�� Miss--Sharon=Oeseh, , of -V -arab;
spent'a few days with her grand-
mother, Mr"s. Rudy'oescli.`.
Sunday visitors, 'with Mr. Harold'
Finlay and-'- family - ' were 1VIr and
Mrs. Roy. McBride,, ;:Johnny: and,,
Hugbie, and Mr. and -Mrs. Robert
Graham. and : fa'mi1y, ; o£ Toronto. •
Mr.; Hughie` McBride, of 'London;•
Spent: the Weekend
with his Par:
ents, and Mrs. 'Ro`IVIcBre
and Johnny:
Visitors with- Mrs Rudy-`
Oesc
h
were-Mrs.Bert Faber :of-Kien
,
and Mr. arid Mrs'-WilliamDesch
and family of Varna.
1T:
®BUAR1E
JAMES H. MORRISON
The' death.- occurredm Scott
ott
c
.-Memorial-.Hospital on -February
.3
ef7,7ames H -Morrison,
in: his 87th
A. well k own Shorthorn breeder
and• :McKillop township farmer,:
he'was noted farhis many sterling
qualities. He :had, been in failing
health for the past _three years and
•seriously ill for the pasttwo weeks.
Theonly, child• of the late Mary
Ann 'Ferguson. and ,John Morrison
early ` McT flop settlers, `he '.was
born. in ' McKillop and lived `there
'his'. entire life: He -attended. Lead
-Bury; School and ' Business College
and ri 1900, niarrrcd-Eli abeth-H?1
len, 'of :McKillop, who piedeceasL
ed hi"m in Jufie 1937:
A :member' of ."Cavan United
Church, Winthrop, services,•.were
conducted by; his '. minister,
W H Swnp erell, from" the`G Ar.
Whitney `funeral home,•Seaforth;.
on Friday, February,: 6, • at Z':p m.
Temporary entombment Was ;made°
m Mitchell ;Mausoleum with rn
terinent later itt Maitlandbank.
emetery.
Pallbearers :were Watson ,Shol-
dice, of Morris ,township, William
Leeming; Stanley=Killen Roy -Pat
rick, Heim -an". Axtmahn• and; Wm..
'Alexander.'„ • Flowerbearers :were.
James Axtmann ' and; Peter bun .
lop ;. > .
Visitors present.fora.the funeral'
rxicluded: NVrs. -Harry -White an•
Mr and .Mrs. Arthur : White; `• S1re1 ,
burse;:, lvirs. Fred.Heard' and Mr.'
and. Mrs Charles Siddy, of Strat- '
ford. 'Mr Tioy:.Elliott Varna; Mr.
and'? 11Irs, Willaam " Cookand, Mr
Ewen.McEwea, "Eondon; Mr. Jas
Axtniann, ;Ailsa Craig, 'Mr., and
Earl ROSSand Finlay; Nib
gars:=`Falls', N rs R : A Mon"r'o; Mr.
and, NLrs. •James. McDougall; Mr.:
and' Mrs. Ken MCT)ougall, Auburn;
Mr. and Mrs: 'William.' Ross and
Mr, and i\frs. t4orne Brown;- Clin-
ton; Mr and Mrs Elmer, McDou.-•
gall,
'Galt.. ,`
Suggest Onion
Varieties For.
Orgnnit Soil
• -TEapid ;changes are taking;.. place
In onion Varieties and the grower
would dti wells -to keep in mind such
names as Autumn Spicer Impr'oved-
�' Autumn Spice,; Surprise` Elite and
Early - Harvest, in ordering` his
next seed supply of':'yellow:.'skin
: omns. ,.
, T?roduction of hybrid • onion seed
is.a difficult task. and consequently
the price is' higher :than that of -
open pollinated varieties. -But .this
small difference in4, pride is insig-
%w nificant beside the niereased yield:_
Eoritrstatico;-'at" the Horticultural
Organic Soil. Sttbs ation • at Ste:
Clothilde de Chateauguay, Quebec,
'Elite yielded ='an average of 930
fif gs olenilarkei6Ie onions per`aore
agauist 600 for Early Yellow Globe,
^._.Foll4.rvigg the work ,;Of Dr.._g-A..
r Cotte : yrr male' Sterility in, onions,
many new 'hybrid varieties were
released for, testing by the Unite&
States" Department of Agriculture
and seed firms m North America.
Autumn, Spice soon replaced ,
Early Yellow •;Globe and Brigham
-.:'i'ellow
Globe= -ori- much soils "in .
Eastern Canada ----because ; of its
earliness and its. fine ' • qualities.
This• new lhybrid,:bas 'a deep-bulb,
is ,attractive; ovine firm and; of -.a;
moderately small size, a,dapting-it-
self very nicely„ to polyethylene
packaging.
Results of trials at the Ste,'
Clothilde Substation in: the last two
years+, have >eveaIedijiat_:Elite,-an;
•- Surprise -Were much beavier yield-
ers than Autumn. ,Spice,' although
they :are slightly later. These,' two
hybrids' are' attractive, . hard and
.,keep _uery,weli:
,
'Improved Auttitin Spiee was 'lite!'
ed
ed very mfich in different trials -for
its yield, appearance; size.- and
keeping qualities.,'
:Early Harvest is a - short . day'
Variety' and not too well adaaited
for -Our .conditions." This, v4iety'is'
earlier than ..Autumn. Spice and
may have its plate aa a late slim
mer and early fall -variety*, but
will ziot keep too well in .storage.
Seed of 'sortie o4 these neW hy-
brid varietle$ will not:be available
for general rele$se , yin.. 1959, _ but
only when a sufficient st}pply . of
seed has been built•ttp.
---FAMO
CA tBRIDG'E
•r #. Q T H E•S •.�:
•: ANNITAL'
E E
YItA' PANT
•BTTAROLD KENDRICK -
The halls ' of SDHS were filled
with excited :students rushing to
and, from -the auditorium on .Fri
day night Over; 300 students
crowded into the gymnasium, last
Friday evening,' to hearthe latest
hit trines supplied by Dick Mc-
Farlane, from RRadio: Station CKSL
hi Londoia: Although the weather
was far from good, it stopped very
few students; from coming, to the
dance. The music"was enjoyed by
everyone, and each person hada
The limb*: Shuffle
Next,. week there will:: be an.. dee-
•in :the' school The electiori-is-
for •-a' president-'' and: vicepresident
for the' ' Students. - Council NOW,
because of x new' regulation, only
those students can take these posi-
tions••
who have an average of 69
per cent with no falivres.' A list
st
of students -:eligible for nomination
'for these' positions wase. posted -rn_
;t e-.: _
he .h:•all-b,the-staff, fro
list_ Will.- be elected -the president
and vice-president for the remain-
:int
emainping ,months .of ;this year and for
next'ter h also,. so reacLnext week's"
'paper: for further details on this,
Student' Counoil ;shuffle •'
Sports ;
The sports newsSDHS
p ,around S H
this week vas -more -oheerful-thair
i
last week Last, V ednesday_ Sea
:~,forth--wonthree out -:of -four--of
their league games. In' -the games
-played at Seaforth, the.°&eine girls
-came•-up„with-two wins. The ielose-
1.yfought.: Junior gamewas" won` by
Seaforth,; 24•to:18..Clinton -showed:
a':bit more strength near -the end
of'the game; but failed to win,over
.the powerful Seaforth team
. •: Seaforth= atorers' were -',Pearn.
1VfcLeaii with . 8 points; Corinne
Smith. With 6 points, and two points
were -scored by each of -these three
iris -.,Ann, Morris, Phyllis Bryans
and Cathy Eckert.
In the;Senior .girls' garnein Sea-
forth,.,
ea
forth -the visiting girls''team Went
down to' -defeat to the.. fund of 26
to 18. The Seaforth , , team',much
the .stronger of the two,•;coasted'-to
the end of the eame'.with a coin
fortable - lead, .The 'scorers ::for
Seaforth were: _ Eleanor' Boa .with
15 out of -26 points -Margery Pap'
ple "next''with 9 'points, 'and Judy
Crich •netted `the final.: two
§ §
Junior Boys Lose To Climton
In, the".,first game, to ;be`played`
at Clinton last:;;: Wednesday, Sea -
"forth 'Juniorboys.sdffered,a 38`.'to-
22. defeat., ,Clinton, the; more,;ag-
.gressive 'outscorePd the :Juniors; in
e whole match. `Scorers for Sea -
forth were; Bi11: Camp.e wxa
out of '22; Gordon Ross' with 4;
Lloyd 'Pethick with 3, and Ken,
Storey netted two •
Seaforth 'Shacles.GI»pton`°•
In the final game at Clinton, Sea
forth Seniors held oil znitil the fin-
al.•minutes "of -the--game' and for- a-
change came ou't. on top:. ',The Sen-
iors .frorp•Sea-forth
eniors.froili.'.Seaforth Shaded the Sen-:
iors .from: Clinton 46-44: The scor-
ers for the Seaforth team were
•Bob Reith with:16' points;. Edward
James '.;with 11 points; Bev Hen-
derson with 8 points; Frank .Bry
ans with 4 points; Howard James;.
Bob Govenlock'and Ron :Eyre each
netted' `two points Fred ,.Fleiytt;
scored, the remaimng-po'hit for, the:
Seaforth squad.
Senior -Boys H u'se League
In Senior Boys' House League,
Dubin`
High `.School 'News
'(Marie. Schoonderwoerd) '
•
Due td :the weather' situation,
Some people took up new lodgings.
ati Dublin; On. Friday morning few
courageous people ventured out to
school, the' few being there Were.
rewarded. • by seeing the - movie,`
"Goodbye; Mr:' Chips.",
Last Tuesday's assembly brought
excitement when -the report 'cards
were given out. We now see some
beople working;. very Nardi ging to
etter their marks. -
- tow -that Lent: is. here; it will Be
quite interesting--to-'see'-the ntim
bei of attendants , at Mass i1i. the
morning: '•prov d ng the cveatl%e,-'
Man does his- part. ,
`Mother -Yvonne. s back: conduct-
ing classes, even though she 'has:
a 'little trouble ":writing: -Swath
left hand,. :We want to welcome
her back..: • -
So we'get one off the 'sick list
and the -school :pretident,takes' i11.
We hope -to have `you back "soon,
hIancys
Comment: Mother, have you got_
fifty beds? . •
• .
Question of ,.the week Why is .
It. Horan: so tired. :Monday morn-
ings?' Is :it because he climbs so
many ' flights', of - stairs Sunday,
night r t . ;..;
Jimmy was practisinghis violin
lessen in•the '.house, -while. his
younger sister was' playing 'with
the dog en, the porch. As the bey,
scraped, away with ,the NSW, the
houndit.
dismally, The sister
then
stood, t• as loris' tis -She 'Could,'
she poked her 'head in the open
window' and. said. "For. goodness
sakes, Jimmy,. can't you 1play
something the deg,.doesn't linow "
belanadian wood eensjunxtition 3s
ow annual 'forest growth
Team 3 led by Alvin Taylor and
;Terry Achilles, pulled a surprise
victory, when they defeated Team.
II 20-15. 'Jerry Achilles scored 12
points; Alvin Taylor scored -4.
points , and Carol Berger scored 4
points for the "whiners, " Harold Ken-
drick led the losers with ,1?'pohts;,
bila, Ron :Uhler got the remaining
Juniors •Lose A" bin To Clinton
g
• On, Wednesda •:Feb. IA; :Seaforth
Wednesday; >.
Juniors were defeated by Clinton:
for -the second straight time _in
two weeks. • The -,game was very
close, with Seaforth : leading aih
three ,out ,:,of four::quarters end The` i n
_game-_ ed w th 'Glr ton=v�rinrrin_
31-20: The scorers far `;Seaforth
Were:. Bill Campbell with 8 points;'
Bit!- Pinder` with:? points;'. Gordon
Ross with 4 points; Irwin William
-ute with 1' point.
Senior Bo -
s.W'
Y in Again
0
�..In_.the�` concl- bine _of.the d u
bleheader,`Sea€orth, e.more pow
erful team,' swept over the. Clinton.
team to win 40-26. ,Zhe,scbrers for :.
Seafortlkrfiere: I3ob Reith with. 8
Fdints•:Ron -E r
e
and Bob:B'u
nen-
dYk
with 6;' points: each; •• bon Tri
meer with. 5 points; Ed. James and
B:;Henderson each,getting 4 points; `..
Howard -;:Janes - netted 3'. points;
Fred Elewitt.and Frank
. Bryans
scored •2 pitits::each and-Bob`Gov
enlock
..'
make uP :the 40 ,Ziomts ,
hockey
The . ho e
sc ool hockey.' team will.
practise on; Thursday from" -5:30 un-
til 7 00. This . will be their final, •
practise : before • theymeet Code-
rich':IJigh';School. Thn.;first game
wi11713e ;played in:,toderich Satur-
day` night and' final• . "two' ' game •
total goals to : count'' .series will'
be`•fimshed::off on: Friday; Feb 30.'
Th'evmlers-will- then enter' into"
WOSSA: play in Landon. '- At
time we "Want -to., ;wish Coach •F
'Godin and-,:hrs.team "good luck, as
,they Cr.gant to win ail Go'derioh ;on.
Saturday .night.
§ §
Cosy Corners
Marion Is B.W.' hack in town?
What do.. the two :-G.A. members. :
do on Tuesday nigl ts?
Ja,'net
.-...17014t7 War. the-' present
you -.gave ,your •brother?•
Come today- `and order : a
C a mob rid g . ;_, :Made -To =
Measure Suit and,get 'a
bonus of
EXTRA PANTS
,• REED . •
al
e . Ends Feb. '' 21 s#
Choose from -a wide ,range of imported
and domestic worsted
s ser es -'tweeds
twists, flann 1S and flannel worsteds, in
.1the patternsr.plain shades.
al new pane nso a
..., CBmbridga", Is a higher class type
_o1
it with,dl: xen ice . finish l trim
_suitu__ a _ and
throU 11'O it.
If
oil 11ko betterclothes now7
your .
chance . to` et--the-.best ,t the rin,ce of
an ordinary euit.
SAVE '
UP
•
anibridge
Suits- Are Priced At
50
7.5
If you.
don t wart the Free PantBo us we will
1 e o 20. di
v u a o ri soount on. aiir'suit
ONE AN 1.
P TSU S.---55.60 t 0 7l.50_
ROTO-MA'f1E..MODEL 805,=B
Thousands sold' at the "'ori i al 59:95
price.
The `cleaner rated No. 1 Best Buy. b, ,, leading.
Consumer Reporting Group, Hurry only a
limi feed riumber-avaifable for this s ,ecia1 sale. `
cuarancpea.ays -
Good HousekeOping
,
,ai Sz.;� .sir x� � •�,. , >
c4
1'wOZ2 -�tvl
CbMPI E''WITH"'"
DEI.tJXE toots`
MFGis 0RiflNAL WAS -4-9 9"i95'
OF
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ALL ' THAT'S..MODERN;
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Weighs to 4 pounds less
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iron,. full ?/r l~I: P; rotor 'Swivel Nose clean
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