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The Seaforth News, 1949-10-06, Page 4CHAMPIONS DECIDED AT FIELD AND TRACK MEET Although rain forced postpone ment of the meet on Wednesday, 11 was run on Thursday and Friday of last week. Competition was high in all classes, the highest in four years. The following students walked off with the championship trophies: ,Jyurior boys, champion. Douglas Stewart, 23 pts„ runner-up, Doug.. Keyes, 21 pts; Intermediate boys, Erie. MacMillan 26; Mervyn Eyre 13; Senior boys, Robert Traquair, 21 pts., Ronald Sills, 20; Junior girls, Beth Boyd, 2S, Maybelle McClinchey The Eastern Star will hold Afternoon Tea and - Home Baking Sale Saturday Afternoon, Oct. 15 3 to 6 Also sale Aprons and other hone made articles in the I,O,O.F. Hall Cover Baldwin's Store) in, Patsy Lane, 13; intermediate girls, .Maty Lou Sills, 27, :Ruth Keyes 151, end Senior girls, Isabelle Spiers, 20Bernice 'billing, 17. The following are the individual. wiinters'in the inauy,events: Boys—Running High Junip, Sr., Tim Chapman ;t' 11"; Murray Mills, Keith Blanchard, Int., Ron Rennie 4' St$";,Jack Upshall Eric MacMil- lan. Jr.. Deug. Stewart" 4' 5", Bill Broome, Bev. Broadfoot• Running Broad Jump, Sr., Ron Sills 15' 9", Irwin Johnston, Jim Chapman. Int., Eric McMillan 15' (i", Mervyn Eyre, 11i'ed Martin. Jr„ Doug. Steeartt 14' 2", Jim Hopper, Doug. Keys p, step and Jump, Sr., Jim Chapman 33' 11", Ron Sills, Murray Mills, Youth For Christ SATURDAY NIGHT 8 PM. • Another sparkling and fascin- ating prOgralll everyone can enjoy HEAR Rev. C. N. Washington' Colored Evangelist of Toledo, Ohio • Meet Us In Clinton Town Hall NOTICE While at 'h" provincial Plowing Match we ttrvite yon to visit its. Let us shim you ti,r'finest in Farm Mac•hinet'y. and make it a place to 111•" your -ir it n,' . \1'e vin inon.44iete (1.41vers on Tractors. Pl,we rued Spread - 1 -,or u and ft .;•,1 vh• ; Grain (blotters and Disc Har - FLEURY - BISSELL LTD., Elora, Ont. Lural -i •-'tet V. J. LANE Seaforth R.R. Eassetwiste 1 FowL NGO IN CARDNO'S HALL THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1949 „ EL FALL FAIR Lee jack1'pshall. Jr., 'Doig, Stew - int., Eric MacMillan 30' 9 , Rae HAYFIELD A nit 32',. Doug Keyes, Gib Hubert, Continued from page 0 Shot frit Sr., Pat Murray 24' 4", yellow Intermediate Mangels, H. Irwin Johnston 'Ylturav Mills Into R R e9' 10i1..,", Tom Du A• Fuss. non Rennie - Yellow Globe Mangels, Snowden chorine, Mervyn Eyre, "Jr., :Jiro Hop- Grainger, � Per 37' 11", Doug Stewart ' Gib En- andaGrai ni Turnips, H; A. Fuss, I bort.' Pole Vault Sr,, Murray Mills l I 8'- 7", Bob' Traquair, Ron Sills, Int., Table Turnips, H. A. ,Fuss. T', Mervyn Lyre 7', Lavern Godkin, Stirling. TaCarrots long,' Mrs,' J. M Bin Murphy. Jr., George Sills 7' 10", T b g Gordon Rowland, Gib Hubert, Sandy Gregor, A. Warner. McMillan, 880 yd. Dash, Sr., Bob Table Carrots, short, Snowden and Traquair, Ron Sills, Glen Nixon. Grainger, Mrs. Jewell. Int., Eric Anderson 2' 43", Harry Table Beets, Evelyn Sturgeon, A. Jacobi, Tom'Ducharme. 440 yd dash, ft Warner. • Sr,, Bob Traquair 1'9.5", Irwin Cabbage, Ben Bothwell. Johnson, Merton Hackwell, Int., Eric Cauliflower, Evelyn` Sturgeon. H. MacMillan "1' ", Mervyn Eyre, .Eric A. Fess. Anderson. 220 yd. dash, Sr'., Bob Yellow Onions, H, A. Fuss, :Mrs, Traquair 26.75", Ron Sills, Irwin Metcalf. anish, Onions, Fred Middleton. Johnson. retint Eric MacMillan 27", 'Red Tomatoes, Fred Bell,, ' H. A. Fred Martin, Gerald Dressel. Jr.,r. • Dort • Keyes 27.5", Gib Hubert, Fuss. John MacGavin. 100 yd dash, Sr., fellow Tomatoes, Mrs, Metcalf. Non Sills 11.75", Bob Traquair, Tr- Largest Tomatoes, Mrs. 'Jewell,, ' win Johnston. Int., Eric MacMillan Mrs. Hammell. 11", Mervyn Eyre, Gerald' Dressel. Small Fruit Tomato, H. A.• Fuss. Jr., Doug Stewart 12.25", Doug. Sweet 'Peppers,'Mrs. Jewell, Mrs. , Keyes, Bill Broome. Metcalf, I Girls' Basketball Speed, So., Joan Pepper Squash, Mit. Hammill, ;Ryan, Norma Leeming, Marg. Ste- Mr's. Penhale. Ivens 23% r.p.m,, Phyllis Hayes, Isa- Watermelons, H. A. Fuss. 1 belle Speir, Mona Caldwell; Bernice Citrons, Edward Deeves, Mrs. Int., Fat Meir, Bernice Dolmage, Hubbard Squash, E. Sturgeon. J Caldwell 36 rpm • Marilyn Mrs. Jewell. Pie Pumpkin, can Hillis, Shirley Frieday, Blanche Vegetable Marrow, Mrs. Jewell. 4Vestcott; Louise Shortreed, Doris E. Deeves, Fred' Stevens, Grace Riley. Jr,. Patsy Middleton. Lane, Gladys .'Chapman, Beth Boyd Pumpkin or Squash, Mrs, J. Mc - 33 2/3 r.p•m„, Margaret Grununett, Gregor, Mrs, Jewell. Chaleen Corlett, Marjory Holmes; Gherkins, Miss Livingston, FI, A. Marion Chamberlain, Marion Lau- FuCu denbaeh, Barbara Hillis. cumbers, Snowden and Grain - Softball Distance: Sr., Phyllis ger, Mr:. Hammill. Bores 127', Isabelle Speir, Norma Largest Head Sunflower, Mrs. J. Leeming. Int., Ione Watson 132' 7", McGregor. Leona Johnson, Mary Lou Sills. Jr, ' Most points, Mrs. Evelyn Simi. - Patsy Lane 100', Barbara Trewar- geon. tha, Margaret McArthur. Running Judge, John E. Gischo. Broad, Sr., Isabelle Speir 12' 1", PLANTS AND FLOWERS Bernice Dining, Joan Ryan. Int., Cut Flowers, Mrs, Jewell, Fred Mary Lou Sills 12', Ruth Keyes, Ei- Middleton. leen McCartney. Jr., Beth Boycl 12' Small Bouquet, Mrs. McEwen, '211", Hazel Slavin, Barbara Mills Fred Middleton. Standing Broad, Sr„ Bernice D111 Table Bouquet, Mrs. Jewell, Fred Ling (i' 9", Isabelle Speir, Dorothy Middleton, Dodds. Int., Mary Lou Sills 7' 2r.", Fall Bouquet, Mrs, Howard, Carl Bernice Dolmage. Ruth Keyes. Jr„ Diehl. Beth Boyd 7', Nlaybelle McClinchey, Winter Bouquet, Mrs. Howard, E. REG p ITIEATRE T i i �! PTH SLAX'O NOW PLAYINCY THURS 5:11. "A NIGHT AT THE OPERA" with the Marx B11'011n1.. Da sure to -see the funniest picture' ever made with Grouclm, Chico and Harp° In Technicolor "LITTLE WOMEN" Mon, Tues, Wee, with JUNE ALLYSON PETER.LAWFORD MARGARL'T O'BRIEN The warmth, romance, and Pathos of this Alcott novel Provides screen entertainment that tugs at the heart strings NEXT THLTRS. PRI. SAT., - In Technicolor "THE MAN FROM COLORADO" with GLENN FORD ELLEN' DREW WILLIAM HOLDEN This Weste,s, historical original yarn is sound dramatic entertainment. Donk miss it Coming; "MY DREAM IS YOURS'' - In Technicolor with JACK CARSON DORIS DAY LEE BOWMAN Crib quilt, H. Fuss. Crib sheet and pillow case, 31. Fuss. Apron, Mrs. Weber, Mrs. Fuss. Dress, Mrs. Weber, H. Fuss. Bed jacket, Mrs. Weber. Women's gloves, 'Mrs.' Moran, H. Fuss. • Hostess apron, Mrs. Moran, 'Mrs. Weber. ' Ladies' fancy "homerna.de handker- chief, Mrs. Weber,. Mrs. Moran, Sweater, Mrs. Moran, H. Fuss. Nightdress, H. Fuss. Slip, silk, H. Fuss. Pyjamas, H, Fuss. Knitted pullover sweater, H. Fuss. Mitts, Mis Moran, H. Fuss. Gloves, Mrs. Moran, H. Fuss. Socks, E. Sturgeon, Mis. Moran. Socks, handknit, Mrs, Moran, H. Fuss. Socks, fine, H. Fuss, Mrs. Moran. Bedspread crocheted H. Fuss: Bedspread, any other design. Mrs. Iiloran, Mrs. Weber. Quilt, Applique, Ed. Foster, Snow- den and Grainger. Quilt, cotton patched, H. Fuss. -------- Barbara Hillis. Three -Legged race, Sturgeon. I oth'y Dodds, Isabelle Speirs, Bernice Begonias, tuberous, Fred Middle - 1 Dillin_, Betty .Addison. Int., Mavis ton. Oliver, Ruth Keyes, Leona Johnson, Asters, Mrs, JewellMrs. J. How- Berra Knight, Pat Bragger, Lor- std, r-'inc Smith. Jr„ Ann Litmvski, Beth Chrysanthemums, Mrs. Metcalf. Boyd. Gladys Chapman, Patsy Lane, Cosmos, Stewart Middleton, Mrs. Barbara Hillis, Marion Laudenbadl. Jewell. high Jump, Sr Isabelle SpeirsGladioli, Mrs.Howard. 2' 11", Joan Ryan.Sue Nixon. Marigolds, Gladwin Westlake, • Int., Mary Lou Sills 3' 11.2" Ruth Fred Middleton. Keyes, Mavis Olive'•. Jr., Ruth Mac- Pansies, Fred Middleton, E. Fest- !Lean 3' 11ii", Jean Snell, Hazel er, Slavin. Petunias F. Middleton. Slow Bicycle Rare, Sr., Eleanor Roses, Mrs. Metcalf. T:l i+•, Helen Johnston, Isabelle Salvia, F. Middleton. Gladwin Speir Int . Bciy t !Knight Mary Lou Westlake. Sills. Jr Beth Boyd, Lorene Hend-. %uu_ixs, Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs, How- erson, Marion Laudenbnch. aril 100 yd dash.Sr„ Margaret Ste- Any variety notal or perennial, veer, 1 3", Bernie'? Diller Dorothy Fred Middleton Mrs. Jewell. (1,nld Centrepiece,Vegetable or - Fruit, 75 yd dash, Int., Ruth Keyes 11. Fred Middleton. Margaret Mack. 1„". Pat D,,' ". Mary I ou Sills. 1 Jude, C. H. Epps. ,0 vd dash, Jr., Beth Boyd 1,,8", i Most points in flower exhibit, Fred Middleton. FINE, ARTS Oil Painting, scene, Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs. Howard Oil Painting,any other subject, Mis. Howard, Mrs. Gordon Cunning- ham. Water Colors, scene, Mrs. Janes Scott, Mrs. Howard. Water Colors, Mrs. Howard, Anne 'fait. Charcoal, Mrs, James Scott, Mrs, Howard. Stuffed toy, H. A. Fuss, E. Stur- georr. Poster, Mrs.Howard. Greeting cards, Mrs. Scott. 'Collection snaps, Mrs. Margaret E. Kennedy Mrs. Howard Pencil sketch, Mrs, Howard, Mrs. Kennedy. Shell work, E. Sturgeon, Mr's. E. Weber. Any new craft not listed above, Fred Bell, AnneTait. For the best painting done of a scene by a Bayfield resident, Mrs. James Scott. LADIES' WORK Crocheted Centrepiece, Mrs. Mor- an, Mrs. E. Webber. Table 'Centrepiece Mrs. Webber, H. A.Fuss. Cushion, Mrs. Howard, H. A. Fuss Tatting, E. Sturgeon H. A. Fuss. Card table cover, E. Sturgeon, H. A. Fuss, Crocheted table cloth, Mrs. Moran. Tea Towels, E. Sturgeon, H. A. Fuss. . Tea cloth, embroidered,- E. Stur- geon, H. A. Fuss, Tea cloth, crocheted, Mrs.' Weber, H. A. Fuss. Centrepiece, E. Sturgeon, H. A. Fuss. Luncheon set, cloth and serviette, Mrs. Moran, H. A. Fuss. Buffet set, crocheted, E. Sturgeon, Mrs, Moran, Buffet set, embroidered, Mrs. We- ber, H. A. Fuss. Hemstitched sheets, H. A. Fuss, Pillow cases, H. A Fuss. Pillow cases, embroidered, Mrs. Moran Mrs. Weber, ' Sr Marg Stevens Joan Ryan. Dor Begonias, fibrous. Mrs. McEwen, hw es Fie 2 Free Door Prizes * Special Prizes Turkeys at 10 cts. Wednesday Nit; Oct. 12 AT 9 O'CLOCK Auspices of Branch 1"t, Canadian Legion i'4T rybelle McClinchey, An)i' Lit- . , wslti. I 1 The condition of the track proved to be of a somewhat h!udo:ince and I the times of the events were slower Ithan in former gears, The com lete Student is Council is ,.VVIA9SIMJ° gla' '�'^laWfi r`s� s follows I' President, Ronald Sills; Vice -President Joan Ryan; Secre- tary, Arthur Bolton; Treasurer. Donald Dale: Form Representatives, Grade IKA, Ann Litowski, IXB Ken Larone, XAB Gilbert Hubert, 1CD Douglas Stewart, XI Ruth Keyes, NIT Robert Traquair, XIII Murray '1lrlls, This students'Council met in their first meeting on Monday after - 110011, At this meeting it was decided to hold our first dance of the sea - sort on Friday night. This dance is being sponsored by the losing teams of the S.H.S. Track and Field Meet. The teams this year were of three colors, red, gold and black. The teams ended up with the following number' of points; gold 350, red 284 and black 261. Thus the red -and black teams will be responsible for the lunch on Friday night. HERE'S TIRE VIRE TO GIME Y'.4LI 1O E MILEAGE THE NEW IMPROVED 4iOOD-�^f EI a SEAFORTH MOTORS PHONE: 141 CHEW—OLDS—SALES AND SERVICE .s Canada's most popu- lar tire the New Goodyear DeLuxe has proven it will give 34% more mileage than the big -mileage Goodyear it replaces, Extra strong cord con- struction helps protect you from blowout danger. The wider, flatter tread is sure- footed, giving super - traction. Drive in to- day . , we have your size. 52 EVERYBODY'S BIJSINESS b Why is it that some people accomplish big things and get what they want out of •life, while others just drift and wish for things? Perhaps the most import- ant single answer to this ques- tion can be found in the Lives of all great men. In every case you wall find that the man of achievement is a mail of de- termination. When he decides on an objective, he bends every effort to reach it. Nothing deters him. Edison experimented with mote than 6,000 filament ma- terials before he discovered one that met his requirements. This dramatic example shows how persistent we may have to be in order to attain our goal. 152152225655. The trouble is, most of us are too easily discouraged. But if we accept difficulties as challenges to our ability and determination we will develop new powers. And when dis- couragement sets in, we must fight that, coo. So add "the will to win" to your technical knowledge, skill and hard work. You'll triple. your chances of success! Life insurance agents know we all tend to put off doing things—even when we realize that we ought to do them. Today thousands of families enjoy security because agents continued to remind them of their need for life insurance. 60 41181/1111111121 McKILLOP Mr. and Mrs. W1n. Hoegy visited with Mr. and Mrs. Will Gross at Blyth on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rock were at Morriston and Galt on Saturday and Sunday where they were guests at the wedding of Miss Beatrice Chand- ler to Mr Wm. Huether. Mr.s Charles Regele and Mr. Harry Regele, Mr, and Mrs, 'Edward Scherharth and Mrs, H. Weber of Brodhagen visited their aunt Mrs. Leith, at Clinton Hospital, on Thurs- day, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Eggert, Mrs. Irvin Rock and children spent Wednesday afternoon with Mr,and firs R. J. Coghlin, near Listowel. Mrs Coghlin suffered a stroke and has not rallied since. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Klee of Stratford were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Henry Weitersen. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Eggert re- turned home on Sunday after spend- ing their honeymoon for the past Month with Mrs. Eggert's parents at Unity, Sask. Mr. and IVIrs. Inc. Shinbein of Listowel were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eggert. Mr. Fergus Horan had the mis- fortune to hit a cow on the road near Brodhagen, damaging his car extensively. Mr. and Mrs. Manny Bennewies of Waterloo; Mr. Edward Scherbarth, Miss 'Muriel Josling of Logan, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Norman Eggert on Sunday. Harvest Home Services will be held in the Evangelical Church on Sunday, ,Oct. 16 at 2:30 p.m., EST. Mr. and `Mrs. Henry Hoegy of Grey; Mr. and Mrs. Ebner ,Koehler and boys of Seaforth were` Sunday visitors with Mt. and Mrs, Wm. Koe- hler on Sunday. Pillow cases, other stlye, Mrs. We- ber, H. A. Fuss. Vanity set, colored, Mrs. Moran. Bedroom towels, Mrs. Moran, Mrs, Weber. Dresser runner, Mrs. Weber, E. Sturgeon. Girls' wool socks, H. Fuss, - Fred Bell. Girls' wool mitts, E. •Sturgeon, Mrs. Moran. Child's sun suit, Mrs. Weber, H. A. Fuss. Boys' pants, Mrs, Weber. Child's pullover sweater, Mrs. Moran, H. Fuss. Ohild's Cardigan sweater, Mrs. Moran, Mrs. Weber. Child's play dress, Mrs. Weber, H. Fuss. Baby's jacket, bonnet, and boots, Mrs. Moran, H. Fuss. Baby's jacket, bonnet and boots, Mrs. Moran, Mrs. Weber. Juilt, `cotton plain, fancy quilting, IL Fuss. Comforter, fancy, H. Fuss, Comforter, goose down, H. Fuss. Afghan crocheted in colored wool, Mrs, Moran, Mrs. Weber. Afghan, knitted in colored. wool, E. Sturgeon. Hearth rug, hooked wool raga, Ed. Foster, H. Fuss. Rag neat, braided, H. Fuss. 2 bars of hand soap, homemade, Mrs. McEwen, Ed. Foster. Most points in classes 38, 44, 45, H. A. Fuss. Judges, Elizabeth J. Zapfe, 'Jane E. Twitchell Students! Shakespeare Made Easy! Enjoy Shakespeare's greatest plays, told in easy -to -read style by John Erskine, and illustrated with beautiful paintings (ideal for a scrapbook) by Willy Pogany. Read these 14 stores of Shakespeare's greatest plays, starting in the Amer- ican Weekly, famous magazine with this Sunday's (October' 9) issue of the Detroit Sunday Times. 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