The Huron Expositor, 1951-10-12, Page 5A
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'QC • I()EMI 72, 1951
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This Week M the Seafortth
(By SSIRLEY FRS?
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what a game! Clinton really took nice to be
Yeah, we won! What a team! old "S.H.S.
a beating Wednesday, when good a change,
" took over. It really is
on the winning side for
quite a difference from
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last year. Isere we've jaltat bggt]�t
and tied one with Goderloh and
beat 'Clinton I1-0. It you thinly the
trip down was noisy, you should/
have heard it on the way back -with
everyone rejoicing. Eric .MacMil-
lan scored a touchdown in the first
few moments of the game. To-
wards the end of the first quarter
Don Dale made a spectacular run
of about thirty yards, passed to
Rennie and from there receiving
the ball once again scored the sec-
ond touchdown. Toby then made
a convert for Seaforth. The entire
11 points were made in the first
quarter, from then it was a regu-
bir battle to keep it a no-scor
game for Clinton. Three cheers fo
"Fog"' right back in there fighting
aa hard as ever. Dale took quite
a beating, but nevertheless was the
hero of the game.
The cheerleaders deserve my
humble apologies. I certainly had
every intention to congratulate you
on your fine performance last game,
By this time everyone has no doubt
noticed that something new has
been added by way of our cheering
Sec tion. Really something, eh? Bob
Caldwell and John Whyte are quite
ouistanfling in their white pants
and sweaters with school crests.
We even had a mascot, Patsy's
black Spaniel "Sambo," all decked
out in red, black and 'yellow rib-
bons, for the Clinton game.
The next game is Seaforth versus
Wingham, at Wingham, Wednes-
day, Oct. 17. Seaforth line-up is as
follows; First. Team: Becheiy, cen-
tre; liressei and Ducharme, in -
tittles; Eyre and Flannigan, mid-
dle ; Maker and Hubert, ends; Dale,
/lying wing; Eric MacMillan, Ren-
nie and Stewart, half backs; Jac-
obi. quarter -back; alternates, Row-
land, Sills, Sandy MacMillan, Muir,
La rone, Horton, Riley and Scott.
Friday's assembly was different,
unusual and interesting by way of
entertainment. Bud Ziegler alias
the "Mysterious Mister Z," put on
a greatshow for us. As well as his
old tricks, he has acquired a few
rather startling new additions. For
instance, the one where he took an
ordinary length of thread, wound it
about his tongue, then shuffled.
several very sharp razor blades
about his mouth, then slowly with-
drew the thread which was now
strung with the blades. The talent
School News
Most of the boys and , girls of
Seaforth Public School will • not
have an opportunity of seeing the
Princess and the Duke in person,
but they at least enjoy their pic-
tures adorning the walls of all the
classrooms and listening to a few
of the broadcasts.
We are having a sports day
Thursday or Friday, if the weather
is suitable. We already have fancy
ribbons for winners, and special
r tags and points for everyone en-
tering.
This being Fire Prevention Week
we have had'several fire drills to
date. Our objective: "Everyone
out—safe and sound."
committee is on the lookout for
just such hidden talent, so if they
approach you, please don't refuse.
The results of the estiay contest,
sponsored by the Lions Club, are
as follows: Doug Stewart, first
prize; Bernice Dining, second;
Eleanor McCartney, third; Diane
Wallace, fourth; Lorraine Smith,
fifth. Prize-winning essay goes to
Toronto to be judged again with
the others sent in.
Question of the week: Sandy,
why the pause for repairs in the
third quarter?
- WALTON
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