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o s observe
Profits- For You . To -day„, in Terms of`Quality, Ser-
vice and Price 'Ile feel, Are Important to,.: Y 0 0 I
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ou are ur ed' tiL help make this Week a DEATHLESS° WEEK''
ON -THE !
Drive a Little Slower This Week and Every Week
FollowThese Hihw
a Sfet .. Rules:
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I will'
observe the speed laws and rules of'the road.
1.
2 I will observe,and obey all -traffic signs.
will •ever, fail to adjust my speed to weather and , other
traffic c conditions.
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the road
`los ' the centre line" of
4 " i I will never "drive my ',car ac s .
unless I have a clear view ahead for ample distance.
5. I willnever enter an intersection: Without first taking due
precautions
0. I will never assume that `there is no railroad train . at the
crossing.
I will never combine alcohol' ani gasoline.
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T' will never follow another car closer than two feet for ev-
ery mile per "hour I am t-rave'Hing,
across
lkin
kind .of � chance when wa g ` will never take' anyn ,::.. _I.wI. k
a street or on a highway,
10. 1 will keep on the job of driving every minute I am on the
road.
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F. CHRISTIE,
Mayor.
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By HAROLD KENDRICK
Exalms .
,Now that exams are only;.a week.
away, everyone has set themselves
to hard studying. However, some
people have set .a few minutes
aside this week for .a"r few extra
circular activities: or
The Royal Winter;
Last ' Friday ,two buses ` left the,
school at 9 o'clock heading for the
Royal Winter Fair at Toronto: 'Up-
on these, -two buses were students
from Grade XI, This As an annual
event for Grade XI, where they
See 'some of the best breeds' of
farm ,stock. However; there are
many mor e happy things to do, as
some of the boys indulge in drink-
ing apple cider.
"Snow Queen" This week" several contestants
from S'.D.H.S. were nominated • for
"Snow Queen" for' the: first San-
ta'' Claus - parade<to to. be 'held in.
Seaforth. "on, Saturday, ;Nov :28th.
The contestants,.were•: Marjorie
Hoggart, Phyllis Bryans, Marion -
Bell, Betty Muegge,•Cathie Eckert,;
Antonette Van Den Hengel, Doro
thy,,Boyes,, Margaret Chesney, Car-
olyn iiammond, Faye Love; Arlene"'
Wi111amson, Bonnie McLeod, Shir-
ley Knox:: Pearn. McLean; • Marion
Riehl,". Violet = Rakewich, Pamela
Stapleton, Shirley Dolinage Mar.-
i1yn. Papple. •
Thursda.
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is $o because this year's team -is
having" a 'banquet, on .Wednesday,
Nov;' 25, in the school's home econ-
omic room
Girls Trumpet. Band
LaSt Saturday , the Girls' Trum-
pet Band led a section of the Lon-
don Santa Claus parade. In -this
section was the "well-known .tele-
vision star, Robert Goullett. How-
ever, the band put on their ;regi:.
lar performance ; on the main
streets' 'of ` Leaden' .This week the
girls', band will be ' leading the
Seaforth Santa Claus,;parade.
• The winner" was Cathy Eckert,
and her .r: attendants are Marjorie
Ho art,' and Dorothy Boyes..
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A Visit To Russia! v
A week, ago last Friday the stu-
dent' body of °S.D:R.S.: went on : an
i This
imaginary' trip inside Russia.
well }bed
;descri. and
trip,,was;yery
some amazing pictures w e -r e
shown by Mr; Fred Peel. Mr. Peel
kept the attention of the student
body _for.; over 60 minutes, as his,
very interesting and educational
trip was ^:described.
Football .'
Although football talk has just
about faded out ofsports talk for
this year, there is still a few mur-
murs of it about our. school, This
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Cosy Corners ...
Wimp: How do you .like your
turnips: mashed,. sliced or whole?
What is the theme song of Grade
XIII? ' Montrez—moi ` le 'chemin
pour aller a :.la maison.
Why should Jim Crich show re-
spect to Marg Chesney in French
Class? -
Joan: • Why can't you wash dish:
es?
Eileen Smith:- What ,did you tel
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BRUCEFIELD
We are sorry, to report that Mrs.'
John. 'McCowan f•fell at her home
andfractured her arm and, ;shoul<,
der,. Saturday.
Mrs. W.-Stackhouseand Mrand
N4.:
Ms: -;Mac Wilson visited .at
town for'a few days,
Group bio._i held "a quilting par-
ty., at; the home of Mrs Lorne Wiil"
son last w.,eek. •
We' are pleasedto report that
Mrs.; Thomas Baird, Sr, has int.:.
proved sufficiently , to be remoac
ed to her home from the ho ntal_`
Mr; Roy Leppingt'on : is improv
ing
expects to ,be home:•from p . , . .
the hospital this• week
The-.-IOOF -members and •• their
wives -held a turkey dinner at the
Brucefield United -.Church.. Tues-
day' eyening
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QUERENGESSER RIVERS
A ,pretty'wedding:; took place at
First Presbyterian `•Church; Sea -
forth, on Wednesday, November 25,
at 3 :o'clock,,” when Evelyn' Mar-
garet Rivers, Seaforth and John
Ivan Querenges'ser; Exeter, 'ex
changed wedding vows The bride.
is the daughter of,Mr, Thorpe Riv-
ers, Seaforth, and the groom: is -he
son of Mrs, A. E. Querengesser, of;
Logan.,Rev. D. Leslie Elder offici-
ated at" the "double ring ceremony.
The bride looked lovely in a bal-
lerina-length
al-ler°ina lengthgown ., of white lace:
over satin with lace jacket and
bouffant • skirt. Her fingertip 'veil.
was held in place by a sequin'.
headdress. 'She carried a nosegay
oo_ red roses.
Mrs, Elmer Rivers, Seaforth sis,,
ter -in-law ofthe bride, wore a red'
velvet ballerina dress, white ac-
cessories, and carried a nosegay
of white roses,
Mr. "Eimer Rivers, Seaforth,
brother of the bride, was grooms-
man..
The wedding dinner was hcld at
Armstrong's, Exeter. For travel-
ling
ravel -ling'. to Montreal,. Ottawa and points
east,:the bride donned a raspberry
wool dress with sapphire blue
coat, winter white -•.accessories and
a corsage of red roses. The cou-
ple :Will reside in Seaforth.
Culture ,: like custard, ‘curdles
when it's overdone.
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Citron, Orange and Lemon Caps, Cut: Mixed :Fruits, Peels, 'Large' Seeded Raisins„, Sultana
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' Almond Icing, Etc. ALL FRESIi'STOCK.'
All Varieties of Christina's `Candies and -Nuts
EATING FIGS 1`
Per 'Package
n Outstanding .Selection of ,Christmas Cakes and -Christmas Puddings
Is available for your holiday feasting.
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What makes a Restaurant unusual? , First Superb Food
Second - Deft, courteous service: Third — Pleasant 'sur-
roundings. :: Fourth ,— Absolute 'spotlessness!' And, finally, ,
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SPECIALIZING IN CHINESE .FOODS
Try' :fur Festive Holiday Meats
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Pencils
mart ;Stationer
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--,.WE EXTEND SEASON'S GREETINGS
TO ALL' OTJR CUSTOMERS
Nothing no,nothing is as popular as a
gift .that.- is :personalized
Candy For Christmas Giving
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