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The Huron Expositor, 1952-09-19, Page 54 L I 4 .",]'PTE'' MBVR 19, 1952 16 ty' °rP ul rt? • This Week At the- Seaforth High School By KEN LARONE -"Mr, Plum,steel, staff and fellow The first one up was Petey :students,' were the six most con Lane, who,, with the aid of Leslie anon words spoken Thursday and McSpadden, considered that some Friday. These, along with other people attending S•D.H.S. wart, an - 'various statements, brought' to a imale and had quite .a time con - climax the electioneerlhg of the templating Mr. k'lu psteel. 195253 Students' 'Council, At the itirst of the week posters were flash- ed up with such slogans as: "Don't Vote Joe, Go 'Moe!" , These, along with vehicle eam- paigning, played a big role in the race. Hint Earlier this. week "student run- ners" campaigned by pony express, jeep, automobile, walking "Johns" :and aeraplahe• On ;Wednesday the Pay -of came when the candidates struggled through their speeches. DR614:9 INFf ICE COLD 7` Challenger number two was Ann Litowski, Bud Zeigler, Jim Flanni- gan and .Gord Rowland, Ann's cam- paign managers, showered by Nia- gara Fella, gave Ann a wet recep- tion. The third and last culprit gabbing for presidentsiclp was Doug Stewart. Sandy, preaching for" Doug, left everyone wi4th a hearty clap, The candidates for secretary and treasurer each gave their little promise before the question of the big vote was left with us. Elections aren't the only event holding the spotlight this, week. Fall Fair work has had major im- portance. Excellent prizes have been given by the Seaforth Fall Fair board for top exhibits in the NIGHT CLASSES May Be Conducted in Seaforth District High, School this Winter if a Sufficient Number Are Interested Those wishing to take a Course in Sewing, Wood- working, Typewriting, or any other subject not listed, please fill out the form below and send it to: L. P. PLUMSTEEL, principal Seaforth District High School I desire to enroll in Night Classes at Seaforth District High School in the following eubjeet: Name 6 9 Address Phone No. Seaforth WOO .IHHglr eel A94- t#onr Everyglne wfl Spick' tb yr'ly: ealuibit iniiaeating,. •*WL a largcl variety of efedtm aliscot ,. hoarse eeoneteleo, stoop and '#an !a °retie playing a major rol',e. 4n, ibis year's exhibit. 'Missing this fee tura 'attraction. Cdn be ceuntea on. missing the fair. While most students were taking it soft in tenth periods this week, .about 30 boys were working their hardest. Yes, you guessed it; it was the gridiron squad getting in- to full swing. Bruises were felt 'by some, but most survived; if not, their attendance to .practice was .stopped. Last week, when 1951-52 class- room marks were posted, a mistake was made in Grade X marks, They .should have read as follows: 1st, Ruth Hemingway, 88.4; and, Scott Powell, 87.4; 3rd, Marie Hunt, 87.0. Question of the week: How did Mr. McKillop get persuaded to en- ter the men's beauty contest? P..S.-We have just been inform- ed Mr. Plumsteel hasn't false teeth. ZION Mrs. Albert Roney and Mrs Jan Malcolm visited Wednesday after- noon with Mr. and Mrs. George Ahrens. Mr. and Mrs. 'Robert Roney and Mr. Alex Roney and Ethel were at London Fair Thursday. Mrs. Charles Pepper and daugh- ter, Alvita, Toronto, visited Mrs. James Malcolm, Mr. and Mrs. Dal- ton Malcolm and •Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Pepper Sunday. HuronFootball Association FINALS - 6th Game HOLSTEIN vs. BRUSSELS MONDAY, SEPT. 22nd at 8:30 p.m. Victoria Park BRUSSELS : °gess; eeaeseeet- mate (ceetilnued frena •Base 1) Bobby Bobby ,Doerr, Fergus Jamal, J'a6mes Coleman, Lloyd Glanville, Harold Jantzi; spheasantre. Tues 'M. urray - Barred Rocks, Tom Somerville, Billy Campbell, Jim Maloney, Fer- gus Kolbe. 11.1. Reds, Geraldine Dennis, .Gloria Boyd, Nancy Kelly. leen Ryan and Don McKereber, Ken Ryan, Don Ryan; Sussex, Don na Gordon, Gloria Boyd, Bob Bet- tles, Jim Alexander, Catherine Ry- an, Bev. Henderson; Light Hybrid, Marion McLaughlin; Heavy Hybrid, Leslie Campbell, Mary Dennis; Lor- etta Connelly, 'Dorothy Regele; Iv- an Rapien, Mange Bolton; Ban - tame, Art Strong, Paul Betties, •Gar- ry nettles, 'Francis Hunt, Gerald Sloan, Tom Somerville. Pets Cats, Mary McKercduer, Joyce Lane, Earl Rock, Dianne Bolton, Joan Ryan, Bev. Henderson; rab- bits, Ken Papple, Fergus Jantzi. Harold Jantzi, Shirley Boman, El- sie Regele, Jim (Maloney; dogs, Gloria Boyd, Rose Mary Lane, Roy Beuermann, Harry Ryan, Alf Ma- lone; pet pig, Graham Neabel;- goat, Shirley Neabel,' Reggie Stone. Grain Quart of oats, Lois Godkin, Mar- garet Hilien, Merle Godkin, Geral- dine Dennis, ,Clendon Kerr, Roy McQuaid; barley, Barbara Boyd, Roy McQuaid, Tom Somerville, Mary Murray, Stephen Maloney; soy beeps, Rose Murray; wheat, Barbara Boyd, Mary MoKercher, Bob Betties, Jean McLaughlin, Ed- ith dith Boyd, Helen Bruxer; sheaf wheat, Beatrice Siemon, ,Bob Bet- ties; barley, sheaf, Teresa Shea; oats, sheaf, Geraldine Dennis, Jim Shea, Beatrice Siemon, Bob Bet- ties, Mary Cronin,, Ken Ryan. Tallest corn, Vincent Lane, Sus- an Enzensberger, Danny Enzens- berger • field beans, Billy Ryan, Barbara Boyd, Anne ,}Maloney, 'Phyl- lis McNicol, Roba 'bojg, Sandra Doig; garden beans, Marjorie Boyd, Kenneth Murray, Mack Stewart, Bob Betties, No. Name No. 8, Ed- ward Campbell. Vegetables Pumpkin, Sharon Byerman, Anne Maloney, Earl 'Rock, Garry Betties, Marjorie Smith, Kenny Davidson; squash, Rose Mary Murray, No Name; table corn, lehyllis McNicol, Elsie Regele, Fergus Kelly, Doro- thy Regele, Barbara Boyd, Nancy Kelly; green peppers, Irene Shea; onions, Barbara .Boyd, Rose Eva Buuok, Patricia Welsh, Mary Roach, Kathleen Doerr, Margaret Hilien; potatoes, Rose Mary Lane, YOUN OR OLD, DON'T MISS IT Seaforth Fall TODAY -Friday- SEPT.. 19 Today's Features • Harness Races • Running Races • Pony Races • Chicken -Catch Contest • Livestock Parade • CLOWNS • PARADE • BANDS • BABY SHOW GRANDSTAND SHOW Square Dancing Contest • TROPHY ' for HIGH SCHOOL - PUBLIC SCHOOL SEAFORTH CALF CLUB - PERTH -HURON BABY BEEF CALF CLUB SEAFORTH 4-H SWINE CLUB - • - COMPETITION • • Cromarty Comedians will present a Square Dance Exhibition Andrew Y. Mclean, M.P., Will Open the Fair Ontario Hereford Association Regional Show DANCING FRIDAY NIGHT, IN COMMUNITY CENTRE DESJARDINE ORCHESTRA ADMISSIONS: Children in Parade ADULTS 50c - CARS 25c FREE Children 25c - Grandstand 25c President: Russell Bolton Sec.-Treas.: F. J. Snow M.+Q,, Earla no x�r ri', *am*• eki; tomatoes. Marjorie ea ax pb,; Marjorie Smith, Fatri+ We , d'ward. Campbells, Dianne Balton,, 04' Murray,. eeeer a e Boilby Phalin;-fielId,etive Tom Sem, ereille, AQnry Hwnmel, Ken Ryan; watermelons, Karen Kra; citrons, Andrew Patrick, ray 9ki'alone, Frauds ',Malone, •Gerald loan, Joan Coyne, James Sloan; cabbage,. Beatrice Siemon, Barbera Boyd, Cleo novenae, David Hasse, Shir- ley Bosman, Billy .Qampbell; beets, Dorothy Keys, Jane Somerville, Jeanette Bauermann, Dorothy Reg- ale, Mary Murray, Louis O'Rourke; carrots, Fergus Kelly, Eleanor Keys, Rose Mary Ryan, Bobby Doerr, Margaret Hilien; mangels, Elsie Regele, Jim Maloney, Mada Beuermann; table turnips, Elsie `]] olg, Tion ;Moylan, Ree Mary Lane, 'Mary Lon Coyne, Jim Ma- loney, Doreen Dalton; 4ield turnips, Clare Malone, Bill Murphy, Bea- trice Siemon, .Toe Murphy, Roy Me - Quaid, 'Dorothy Regele. Canned Fruit Canned raspberries, Irene Shea, Joan Maloney, Roy McQuaid, Doro- thy Keys, Cleo Bowman; canned strawljerries, Gracie Doig, Roba Doig"Anne Murray, Bill Ryan, Ter- ry Ryan, Nancy Kelly; canned cherries, Loretta Connolly, Helen Connolly, Dorothy •Keys, Anne Dal- ton, Joan Maloney, Elsie Dolg. Fruit Grapes, Mada Beuermann; pears, Kenny McClure, Joe Murphy, Ter- esa Melady, Dan Enzensberger, Ronnie McClure, Jean Montgoan- ery;w plums, Kathleen Doerr, Rose Murray, Marjorie Smith, Barbara Boyd, Eleanor Keys, Mary ,Murray; fall apples, Shirley Bosman, Garry Betties, Rose Mary Lane, Eileen Smith, Audrey McNicol, Merle God - kin; winter apples, Paul Betties, Roy McQuaid, Bill Kerr, Shirley Horan, Lois • Scott, Bill Murphy. Flowers Asters, Rose Eva Buuck, Paul Kettles, Geraldine Dennis, Mary Dennis, Bob Doerr, Leonard .Miller; Phlox, Garry Dennis, Mary Dennis, Paul Kettles; Zinnias, Betty Doerr, Barbara Boyd, Mary Roach, Ed- ward Campbell, Janet McKercher, Susan Enzensberger; Marigolds, Garry Betties, Georgina Little, Lor- etta Connelly, Jean Maloney, Jim Melady, Mary Shea; Dahlias, Jane Somerville, Mary Dennis, Patricia Welsh, Geraldine Dennis„ Leonard Miller, Gracie Doig; Glade, Mary Dennis, Paul Betties, Jean Hillen, Earl Rock, Jane Somerville, Joan Pryee; Snapdragons, Jane Somer- ville, Earl Rock, Theo Melady, Jean Moylan, Jean Hilien, Geral- dine Dennis; Cosmos, Audrey Mc- Michael, Beatrice Siemon, Paul Murray, Edward Campbell, Geral- dine Dennis, Jean Maloney; potted plants, Geraldine Dennis, Betty Dol - mage, Kenneth Papple, Edward Campbell, Barbara Driscoll, Dianne Dolmage; Pom Pom Dahlias, No Name, Teresa Shea, Jean Maloney, Bobby Murray; Pansies, Eleanor Keys; .Small Zinnias, Andrew Pat- rick, Mary Roach; Feather Asters, Aintree. Patrick; Small Marigold's., Kathleen Doerr, Rose Murray, Mary Roach, Betty Murray, Bobby Doerr. Collections Leaves, Marion Hunt, Marlene Scherbarth, Mada Beuermann, Mar- ion McLaughlin, Jean McLaughlin, June Smith; weeds, Mada Beuer- mann, Beatrice Siemon, Jean Mc- Laughlin, o-Laughlin, Patricia Manley, Peter Eckert; insects, Grace Siemon, Beatrice Siemon, C&'go Bowman, Katherine Ryan, Rose Murray. Invention -Straw blower, James Sloan. Writing, Printing, Drawing Writing and printing, Grade 8, Jack Melady, Catherine Moylan, Mary Shea, Bobby Walters, Billy Walters, Alvih Byers; Grade 7, Audrey Godkin, Beatrice Siemon, Marie O'Connor, Mary O'Connor, Roy McQuaid, Joy Jantzi; Grade 6, Faye Love, Helen Walters, Darlene Robinson, .Patricia Welsh, Jean Byers, Ken McClure; Grade 5, Ver- na :Byers, Shirley Bosman, Teresa Melady, Helen Maloney, Wayne Dolmage, Beverley Henderson; Grade4, Marion McLaughlin, Jean Dolmage, Jean Hilien, Mervin Pep- per, Susan Enzensberger, Georgina SEAFORTH CAB R C. WATTERWORTH, Prop. All Passengers Insured 24-HOUR SERVICE PHONE 580-M, Seaforth FOR SALE ,VACUUM CLEANER General Electric, with all at- taohments; like new. Mechan- 4cally perfect. $35.00 PHONE 670 r 2 :. SEAFORTH NOTICE We handle "CANADA BREAD" - ALSO - CAKES and PIES COLLIN'S SERVICE STATION No. 8 'Highway WEST OF SEAFORTH 'Fag Day Women's Hospital Auxiliary tb Scott Memorial Hospital will hold a TAG DAY SATURDAY, SEPT. 27 House-to-house canvass will also be made, Utile; Grade 3 4 , too leer AMA Mua7ray,, )ones., Mar,Buerlte: SOW.,.., Walters; Grade 2. Peapofi $@ Jeanette t,eyl skiDertile ;Ha4. Margaret Killen, Gorcteg , ei,@;; Betty. fJolmage; Grade 1; Balli Ma. in, Dorothy Dalton, jean "Mead. Shirley Cuthill, Joan Boyd, Garry Alexander. Drawing -Grades, 1, 2, 3 and 4, Terry Ryan, Susan Enzensberger,; `,henry Hummel, Bert Dennis, Alen; Glanville, Jean Dolme,ge; Gravies 8, 6, 7 and 8, Bobby $err, ;Marlene• Scherbarth, Jean Scott, Grazina, Chomisldi, June 'Sm'ith, Arnold` Campbell; map of McKillop, Grades 1 and 2, Jean • Melady, Jim Cronin, Bill Ryan, Peel Cronin, Dorothy Dalton, Gordon Byers; map of Canada, No Name, Marjorie Smith, Joan Lane, Mary Melady, 'Mervin Walters, Terry Ryan; Ontario, Dar- lene Robinson, Jean Byers, Garry Robinson, Jim Wayne and Reg. Dodds, Fergus Kelly, Helen Wal- ters ; North. America, Marlene Scherbarth, ,Beatrice Siemon, Mary Coyne, Dorothy Enzeneberger, Jack Melady, Bobby Walters. Plan of farm, Manley School, Marlene Scherbarth, Marie O'Oon- nor, Beatrice Siemon, Bobby Wal- ters, Billy Walters. Fancy Work, Sewing Etc. 'Grades 3 and 4 -Pot holders, Mar- jorie Smith, Loretta Connelly, Fre- da ro-da Hunt; Grades 5 and 6, Shirley Bosman, Betty Murray, Mada Byer - man, Jacqueline Davidson, Jean McLaughlin, Grazina Chomicki; Grades 7 and 8, Marlene Scher- barth, Rose 'Murray; knitting, Grades 5, 6, 7 and 8, 'Marjorie Guth - ill, Grazina Chomicki; crocheting, Grazina Chomieki, Marlene Scher- barth, Helen Walters, Marjorie Cuthill, Rose Murray, Shirley Outh- ill; sweater knit by teacher, Miss Little; article in felt, Grade 3, Grazina Chomicki, Sharon Somer- ville, Eileen Smith, Lloyd Glanville, Eleanor Keys; cross-stitch, Grade 4, Jacqueline Davidson, Marion Mc- Laughlin, Marjorie Smith, Marjorie Cuthill, 'Marjorie Cuthill; tea towel, Grade 5, Shirley •Bosman, Grazina Chomicki, Catherine Ryan, Darlene Robinson, Sandra Doig; • pillow slips, Betty Murray, Elaine' Beattie, Darlene Robinson, Jaegpeline Dav- idson, Marjorie Cuthill; cushion top, Grade 7, Beatrice Siemon; best dressed doll, Grade 8, Darlene Rob- inson, Grazina Chomicki, Anne Dal- ton, Mary Melady, Doreen Dalton, Margaret Boyd. Baking Fruit loaf, Nancy Kelly; white bread, Shirley Bosman, Bill Mur- phy, Joe Murphy, Fergus Kelly, Nancy Kelly, Anne Murray; bran muffins, Elsie Doig, Donna Gordon, Patr!cia Waist, Dorothy Keys, Dar- lene Robinson, Shirley Bosman; oatmeal cookies, Rose Murray, Mar- garet Kerr, Joy Jantzi, Edith Boyd, Grace Doig, Margaret Hilien; buns, Fergus Kelly, Nancy Kelly; school lunch, Eleanor Keys, Barbara Boyd, Dorothy Keys, Beatrice Siemon, Marjorie Smith, Eileen Smith; tarts, Jean Hilien, Billy Ryan, Mar- ion Hunt, Garry Ryan, Dorothy Keys, Fergus. Kelly; light layer cake, Linda Papple, Joy Jantzi, Betty Kerr, Marion Hunt, Margar- et Boyd; angel cake, Marlene Scherbarth, Beatrice Siemon, Dar- lene Robinson; applie pie, Joy Jantzi, Dorothy Keys, Nancy Keys, Clare Malone, Doreen Dalton, Joan Dalton; lemon pie, Jean Hillen, Anne Murray, Margaret Boyd, Dar- lene Robinson, Fergus Kelly, Mau- reen Melady; pumpkin pie, Faye Little, Joan Melady, Nancy Kelly, June Smith; raisin pie, Joy Jantzi, Garry Robinson, Dorothy Keys, Joan Murphy, Maureen Melady, Fergus Kelly; pie baked by teach- er, Miss Little; Art Wright's spe- cial, Margaret Boyd; dark layer cake, Clare Malone, Linda Papple, Anne ,Murray, Nancy Kelly, Cather- ine Moylan, Catherine Ryan. Manual Training Chair, Bobby Bettles; bird house, Bobby Murray, Paul Murray, Leon- ard Miller; door -stop, Ken Murray, Bobby Betties; gate, Andrew Pat- rick,•.Don Hulley; milk stood, Bob- by Betties, Ron Ryan; hammer handle, Alex Glanville, Garry' Rob- inson, Ross Cuthill; pot holder rack, Bobby Bottles, Ken Murray; wall brackets, Bobby Kettles, Paul Murray, Ken Murray, Don Hulley, Bob :Murray, Garry Robinson; out- side bracket, Gerald Sloan; lawn bracket, Andrew Patrick, Paul Mur- ray, Ron Ryan, Bob Betties, Ron Ryan; moveable toy, Bob Betties, Ken Murray., Leonard Miller, Bob Murray. Louis Murray, Paul 'Mur- ray; shell work, Marjorie Smith, Marjorie Smith, Marion Hunt, Shar- on Somerville, Torn Somerville, Gerald Sloan; scrapbook, Marlene Scherbarth, Dan Enzensberger, Barbara Driscoll. Races Six and under. Ann Melady, Lois Godkin, Sharon Beuermann; 7 and under, Jean Melady, Mary Murray, Joan Boyd; Grade 3, Elsie Doig, Elaine Bennewies, Dianne Rock; Grade 4, Patricia Manley, Joan Lane, Joyce Lane; Grade 5, Teresa Shea, Patricia Ryan, Gracie .Doig, Mary McLaughlin, Marion Riehl; Grade 6, Agnes Hicknell, Veronich Lane, Jane Somerville, Edith Boyd; Grade 7, Mary Roach, Darlene Rob- inson, Mada Beuermann, Faye Love, Helen Walters; Grade 8, Marion Maloney, Grace Siemon, Darlene Robinson, Beatrice Sie- mon, Mary Roach. Boys -6 years. Gerald Maloney, Billie Beuermann, Jerry Cronin, Rickey Riehl; Grade 2, Roy Bauer - mann, Gerald Maloney, Bill McGav- in, Michael Lane, Tommy Lane; Grade 3, Billy Ryan, Roy Beuer- mann, Gordon Beers; Grade 4, Bil- ly Ryan, Paul Malone, Jim Shea, Don Walters, Melvin Walters ; Grade 5, Ken Smale, Francis Ma- lone, Tom Love,, Harry Ryan, Paul Malone; Grade G, Ken McClure, Ferg Kelly, Michael Maloney, Fran- cis Malone, Paul Malone; Grade 7, Fergus Kelly, Kenneth Maloney, Ken Smale, Michael ,Maloney, Ken McClure; Grade s, Ken Maloney, Glenn Kerr, Fergus Kelly, Michael Maloney, Bill Murphy. Single men's race: Leon Murray, John Williahson, Wayne McMich- ael, Neil ,MnGavin, Dave Adams, Good business doesn't make a successrhll salesman, bet a success•, einaieeeneeeeeetereeoraatetneeteeeliwieste tial salesman makes good business. MEN'S N'S ROT , FY WOO . 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