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S.TRATFORD A RE AS
Saturday, y , Ma �0 1$:30
Featuring ;the Tertifie., ,tag-Tettipa.+i4Match
MILLER.' BROTKERS vs
LISOWSKI BROTHERS
Twa out of -three fails; - (Me >hour ,limit:
OaaHER•'EVENTS `•-
lean Mil er *s-Wilber=Synder
Otte all 30 minutes,
Bobo B ain v . red At
qi e fall, 30' minutes
BOX OFFICE HOURS Friday, May.9 -3 5, 7.9
y: G ,'Sa ttay„il4tuy 0 =
3-5 • 7.4 W. on
All Seats keserved; $1 50'(ringside), ' $1,25,
MAIL:ORDE-,RS -ACCEPTED
THE IIUI OI
SUNDAY,. MA f th . . MOTHER'S; DAY
...slier loves pretty -things, . especially if ;they're from STE,WART BROS. We"ve made,
special effort: to provide the Dainty, ; i'ractieal lifts :that are sure' to please Mo
on:her Special Day. Were happy to provide Gift Boxes too, at no extra charge.',
(By -CRAIG WILLIS)
Foreniost in the. school's activi`
ties is the., twinning: 'of a shield- by
the school's, own "double quintet.
The 'group numbering 10, captur-
ed the Huron County Shield "hands
down" with a - grand total of 80
out'" of a possible100 points:
fU Members- -of the'' double --quintet
are: Gene :,Nixon, Marie '. Sinclair;`
Faye. Love: Myrtle :Knox, ::Margar
et Wood Joy Montgomery Lou -
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11.
e . Demand For
Our Bulk Fee
s To 'Buy Acids
as Forced
tonal; Bulk Delivery
quipmeret
Here is the new Topnotch Truck 'specially designed for bulk feed delivery. Note_ the
discharge auger on top ,of •the truck This rises to height of 21 feet to provide autO:auto-
matic' delivery to even hard-to-reach;,storage bins:
Augeir Discha,r es to ` a •; hei ht .:of 21 Feet
an'd .. oric€ntr to as
Idea! or : Nlas�i F,�eds C a s
Drell 'cis Cr -ambles and Pellets
14: .ON BULK DELIVERIE
IDEREGULAR "PRICES
Ton f � ou pick u •
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a
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bl or g_.o fonn.fcede
CUMPbTELANEOE,' EMENm FENCING, WEED SPRAYS'
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Weoolso old -roduction HEAVY' -$ARB -
still .have. a few S � -BARB, ,,
.. •_i....... _� h it ,: i .1
.+. nest:... et" -0-pool. .tri stock,$9.5b :Pei' S�pooT-Stoole _. t acts....
you . 1� ,P.._ .,+� p . ..,: ,
this ar, current ..rices.
r eed orn su 1 for t s ye �t
We now have 4� S• 1� pp � �.
LIMITED' LL
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Seafort
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�� ; T VALDE FO1 ;:'1'�IE;, ARME 'S DOLLA
'hHE M S. ..•
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Murray, Roy ^McQuaid, Boli Bin-
i'iendyk aril Harmon Brodhagen -
Congratulations ,.group!.'
FolTp"wing this , is the .ever-;
increasing. anticipation ofthe',com
in, Variety Night,. •ox the' 9thi• of
M ay: ,' Everyene taking part• is very
anxious to put forth their ability,
whether_itbe :acting'or.singiilig, as;
best',they'', can; While those wha.
are not taking -part -are most • anxr.
nous =to-vaew •the. lisptay,-put on by'
cross section; et the; sehoo1's tat
ents, : as much time.ia"as been'•giv
en to. the preparationrof this prom
isirg' exhibition
Cadet training is progressing.
slowly, but surely,- and-by-th'e'27th'
of,.May, Jnspa tion That', ve shld'
ou:
have a first-class company on, Par-,;
ade.
The ; band, drilling rigorously,,
has improved'since, the
beginning of ft.1,1A year:, and will do
a great deal ,:.to add to the' colour,
df •the':mspeetion day ceremonies.
Once; agam?'the:!shadow .of in
tense•' studying-'-hangs-oi>er us all;
(at least all :those serious 'about
Rassing) like _a huge' hand,ready
•to tall:; and smother i£ one should:.
fail to"pass
Grades 11and 12Lare. quite `tubi,
lant:,about.the `set-up: on the 'final
exam': tirnetabie. ' It.: appears' drat
the two Middle School gr.-ades are
to^comin ence:.writuig, on._the=9th
•and• 'finish on' the 13th.. -of June;.
Grades 9 and:10 •are to start'.their:
exeams on the 16th and-eorriplete
them on the • 20th they •are not
quite as-ih,appy. ButGrade 13, the.
poor' old - Fifth'Formers, " must go
until'the'26th of June.i 'The injus-
tice of it• all!;.
Tempo
(Continued from, Pagey1)
Hallett Township -,
Secprd :McBrien RR 2, ` Sea:
forth;. :2, Murray Reid, RR'1,'Lon,
desboro F 3, • Murray East; ' RR '1,-
Clinton; 4, Leonard Caldwell,i RR
-1•, Londesboro . `5,- Mrs Ross >Lav-.
ett, RR 1; Lokdeslioro;
Robert' M Townsend, , Londessboro
7, Mrs Arthur Grange Aub: rn
•
Me1ii1)op Township
1, Francis Hicknell,.' RR 5, : Sea
forth•;' 2, Alex Kerr, RR 1 Sea -
forth; 3, Harry -Johnston, RR 1,
i Dublin; 4, Earl McSpadden,
Seaforth • ''. -
-: Stanley Township
1, MervinHanley, RR 5, Clinton;
2, Melvin . Graham, Brucefield; 3,
:Howard Lemon, Varna, 4, Anson:
-Coleman,. RR -1,,, Zurich, 5, Wil,
!rain Armstrong, _Varna, ,6, -.Leon
ard,..Talbot,•--R11... 3, ,Bayfield;
Alvin=Rau; -R'lI 2; Zurich; ,&,' Mrs.
John McKenzie, Bayfield,
•
Tnckeismith Township.._.
,1,Mrs, E, P: Chesney,. Rit 4, Sea -
forth;, 2; Roy McGeoch, Egmond-.
' vine; ? 3; : Mervyn. Falconer, ,Xti 3,
Seaforth; 4,,'Ervin Sillery,;•RR 1;
Brue'efield; '5, Lewis D.:Clark,. RR,
2.: Kippe11; 6, Robert `Gena, nell, RR
2, _Kippen; 7.Trs, Jean joItY "styn,
'.RCAF, Clinton; 8, Frank Falconer,,
RR S, Clinton. •
•',Stephen , Township ' .
1 I .'EEbner"' Power, .2 Centra-
, m ,R,R ,.
lia;2, PrestonDearinlg,
eters 3z Alvin":BaIrer;, RR, 1,;.1;xe
ter;' 4 LbrneAH•odge,,:Crediton;
Clement McCann, ;•Daslrifnod;- 6,
Otto ' Willert, RR 3, Dashwood;. 7,
Kenneth Raker, RR'2, Dashwood;
&, Russell Brown- ItRR. 3, Earkhill;
9, E Grll, Grand Bend; 10A,Mrs.
Jose bine :,;Robinson,• RCAF, ' Cen-
tiliar:;-10B-; Mrs Gwen, . White,.
BCAF, ',Centralia •
-
• . Vsbome. Township
• ' 1:, Whitney Coates, ; ;RR 1, Cen-
tralia; 2,it
Lorne Oke,'B'3, Exe-
ter:, 3, Lloyd Reynolds, itit 1, Hen
salt; 4, Ray Cottle 11 i, Wood --
ham;' 5, Laverne Skinner„ Til 3,
Exetet; 6':Norman Brock,..itli, 1,
Granton, 7Phil Reim, °Rit,,1, Wood-
hatiiM, .
• _ , : Goderich , 7t'o vnslrip
-1 : Victor -Falconer RR .2 Gode
_rich;._2, -Howard -Sturdy, RR 1,
Goderich, •3, William-'1VtcLlwain,
RR •i, -Bayfield, 4; ,Robert Welsh,
RR 2, Bayfield, '5, ,,Mervin T:obb,
RR 2, Clinton; 6, Robert' .owden,.
RR 3, Clinton.
erlch Town
Miss . Gertrude Sturdy; 2E,
'George James 2W,'Ws Jobh Cuth-
bertson; 3A, Mrs E, tear 3B,
Mrs. K; Smith;..4, 'r d- Oke;
E. Ross; 6, James' Young; 7, Mrs.
Sara liugill; 8, ' Wirt. „Pridmore;
9 A, Sale; 913, Harold Williams;
e ' Brereton; 11, Chas •
10_ s,112ab1
x
Rance; 12E, L.- Taylor; -12W; Wm.'
Peachy;, Advance- Poll, 'Reg- El-
liott..
l-liott.,
WI NOTES
The --May meeting of -Seaforth
Women's- Instittrte will he - held'
Tuesday;, May 13, . At' 2:o'clock, at
the home.of,Mrs: R. M. Scott.: The
roll call will 'be; "What 1 would
like to To for recreation,',• and the
motto, ,AHurry`is making -'some of
us .•, mushrooms, when we ,were
meant to 'be -oaks," will be taken
by Mrs. T: Hudson, •
Special speaker for' the day will
be Mrs- George Wilson, of . St.
Marys,""who will spears on her trip
to ACW,W Conference • at Ceylon
,
:
Z7e Erorlam•will be in charge
Vrs:aPapple.• Limeh, commit-
tee
are: Mrs, Gordon: Elliott, Mrs.,
Gordon. IVlcBe`nzie, "Mrs. Graham
Kerr and Mrs. Leonard ' Strong.
Anyone having articles fat bale,
children's- sweaters,.Qt.articlesor
layette, please' bring "them to: the
meeting.
J.
GTFT :UMBRELLAS
. l�tew...,shapes,.. clever handle
._deszgns,_, in' go44. quality .'
umbrellas -that make a pope
ler,: gift
3.95 to 5.95
NEW HANDBAGS
Leathers, • •plastics, fabrics
and Summer straws, in a
wide choice of sizes, shapes
and colors.
2.95: - to `9,95.
NEW SPRING GLOVES
Shortee,, regular -and three-
quarter length, in, ^ washable
Summer nylon simplex fab- -
rics. Black, white_ and pas-
tel ,Shades..„
1.00 'to. 2.95 -
DAINTY SLIPS AND .
`LINGEiiIE
'Crepes,'pylons'and drip-dry
terylenes >iu straight -cut
lace trimmed slips' Or, half
slips, in whites and pastels.
• 2:95' to 6.95'
TOWELS OB
T'OWFL. STETS
Guess, size or bath size with
mateliixg , face cloths
checks, stripes; fancy' bor=
ders,.
Singles ,- 9S _ to ,105
Sets of 4'25
GIVE 1VIOTHlr,R A
NEW- DRESS '• _ ,
-Standard dr new chemise
style dresses in a wide
range of newest fabrics,
patterns and designs -styl-
ed for young or older
- markers -
9.95 :.to 25.00
A Popular Gift !`:
SWEATERS
Orions': Barilons, or Cash-
mere_aeweaters'in pullovers,
shrugs ' or. cardigans, , in 28
different shades.
- 3.95 to: 9.95.
PRI TTY- BLOUSES
Dainty, washable, blouses in
`-cool----whites--:and gastd;``II
shades; sleeveless shot •;1
sleeve or 1 ng sleeve lengths. •
2.95 to 6.95
NEW SPRING SRAI'E .' •
NYLONS
Seamless; "s£andard seamed
or stretch:types. New Spring
shades including new , col-
ored hose. All siz•es
c_=
150
SATIN BOUND BEANRETS ,
Sunny,, spuns or Kenwood
all -wool., blankets, in a wide
range-;- of ---lovely pastel
shades. All satin •bound; •
5:;955 ' ^ to- 19.95',
PRETTY i CLOT S
Inip.rted screen print .Iuneh
cloths .in a '.wide assortment
of;patterns;anLUNCId sizes.
'2;95 'to
. QUA ' 11 SHEETS -
i ND:'_PII T OW .SLIPS' <_-t
Muslin dr percale qualities;'
plain hems •or hemstitched.
Slieets=Per• Pair
5.95 -to • '9.95:;•
Pillowslips per Pair
1.59• to > 2.25
N
-'The May meeting, of Waitzi'rr
Duff's United Church 'I/VMS was
held 'hi the church basement '.ori
Thursday' afternoon, May' 1. Mrs
E. c Mitchell,• third .vice-president
opened the meeting by. the use of
a"hymn and• prayer., Scripture and
comments: ,were .. based : -on "The
World is One. ,in;Prayer."' ' •
-The Minutes *Of the.ApriI• meet
ing were read, by Mrs.' R.. Mc-
Michae;,:also , ••the thankoffering
meeting,, roll- call and •;thank -you.
cards. The treasurer, '. Mrs
Achilles, -gave• the fina'n'cial^ state=•
Pieirt; 1 The balei•'in charge of • Mrs.
Clarence Martin;` , will be :packed:
and sent' away• as soon- as, possible.
A collection •will: be taken up in
each•group to defray theeitpenses•
of sending. the 'bale,. 'It„was-decid--
ed to,.leave the ordering of more -
"World Friends" • with 'Mrs Nor=
nian Schade, literature. sec:retary,
and the. ' Mission Band 'Leader, Mrs.
Walter Bewley.
The topic. "To. study some'prob
lem, oi.prejudice and -;:race, rela
tions in order to discover hw. we,
04-110.11)* those Who ,.are, worizing
toward reconciliation," was taken
by'theF 157th and Boundary Group.
The following ladies took . part
Mrs William Benhett.Mrs.- Mar -.tin Baan; Mrs:'iarvey~Craig and
Mrs.. Clifford._ Ritchie. -
WA. Plan Auction
A hymn opened the WA session
with, Mrs.. Daviel. Watson 'at the
piano. Mrs. Gordon McGavin had
meditation taken from Psalrf • 118
'T will .meditate an thy statutes,'''
followed by prayer
Mrs ; ft-•Bn inett gave- the seere
tary's report and also read ,nu -
bei of, appreciationcards The kit
Chen . con'mittee' have the extra
articles: -ondisplay ,that had been
purchased. Mrs. A. Coutts stated
there -a a anee on ha"
that was 1i 1 1111
of 021.36. -' Ali 'who, haue flowers
throw h the- month of May are ask,
ed to ,bring them . to the ,Sunday
service,; then the 'following groups
Will:take their turn.; Vol- the .month
Of -:!trite,-His} illop,-,July, 8th_. and
Mh roup;. _ august, , 17th and
Boundary, and September,
ton. a
The °fifth annual Huron Presby-
tery V ' meeting was held % in
Win$haM'-United' Church on Wed
neiday; .; ,May 7. Mrs..; J. '
Kinrion, ,London,: WA.resident of
the London• Conference, was .guest
speaker in ',the' afternoon: Deld-'
gates attending ,•Bwere Mrs. Tor-
ranceDundas, .Mrs.ert .Johnston
or -M '.;Xelson Marks. '
It was decided to try an attotion
saIet,date to . be set later, about
thefir�week •inSeptenfber,
the folvzngcommitteeii charge:
Mrs. Nelson Reid, Mrs, Gordon,
McGavin, M`rs. Kenneth . McDon
ilei �'liis_eommittee can, form oth.
er cortithitteet as ^they see fit, The
Bulletin
Board. -for Sunday. School, -
ELL
esented'by'Mr. and -Mrs.. <E"." Mitt
lshell,.adies ` •.` Was acknowledged by " the
Plans were' made to' celebrate
the fiftieth" anniversary' of, the WA
with -a social'evening for the whole
•oong cegation: The "progra.ni com-
mittee will<consistof Mrs. E: Mit-'
shell; Mrs Al: Busby:: and Mr's Eth-
el :Backwell;:,date 'to ;be Friday' ev
ening, June:6 Luxich. is to co0sist':
of s'andwiche's, -pie- and ice cream,,'
.with: Mrs A. Coutts and Mrs. R.
Bennett as -doorkeepers, I.
A special Family Day ;program -
is being prepared'by the supdrin-
tendent, Mr. lUiartin Baan, and the
teachers of -D ff's -United Church'
Sunday ,School: for not %Sunday,
morning, to,be- 'held in -,the. midi
torittm of the church at 10:30 a,m. 1
All parents • are cordially invited
to attend, as' a' -number of children
will take part iii, the':service.
A Mother's Day -service.. } ill:,be
held at 11:30 when the -,Sacrament
of Baptism will be observed and, a
m others' choir will supply :'special
numbs; tinder the ' direction of:
the: chair :.leader, Mrs, larvey
Brown.: '•'
Mrs. Tillie Johnston, who has
been residing in Seaforth, has new
Leentaken : uprng. residence. with ,Mrs T.;
Mrs. George Dundas 'is visiting
this tyeek' with her ` daughter and
soniin4aw; Mr. and Mrs..' David
Andrews, -and 'other members of
the.; family in Toronto. "
Mr. and Mrs. John Gordon have..
purchased the home of the late:
Frank Kelly, .
- Mr. and MrS,,•Eenry`Strykr and:
family -.have Moved to their new
home near Clinton. " -
Mr, and Mrs, Fred Sinclair had
a- very successful-bouseho1d ,and
implement ,sale Iast Saturday af-
ternoon,
fternoon, They. will _leave immedi;
,ately Ior their home in California.:
and Mrs. Floyd. Jenkins of
Burford, spent the. ;weekend with
thelatters parents, '*.Mt- e and 'Mrs.
Clarence .Martin..
_ Extensive impimprovements are be-
,P
ing •. made ; to .the former Kirkby
house, -no* owned by Mr. and Mrs
Fred: Culbert.' - •
Miss Barbara Boyd and Mt. Ron'
Ennis have returned home after
having eompleted,.their first year
at Western I7niversity
.Miss Tone Watson; Tortrnto, and;
Miss Verde 'Watson, 'London, were
weokend visitors' with their par-
ents,,. Mr. and Mrs. bevid Watson:
Mr. tan Hirkby,, of Toronto, vis-
ited with his 'grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs It B.y, Rirkb over
,the
e
Mr. M x'raser spentthe week-
end, .in
eekend,in Stratford 'with his 'Son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen. Fraser.
Mrs Fera Patttjrson_v}sited with
relatives - Tri• ,andon for 'Sgverai.
days this Week..
RO 1 1�ERR,UPT
lawn of Seaforth'
WILL °BE. -t3FF
,POWER
`r•
Sunda . • eta 1
ltf�
from 7 a.n1. �to'9 a.m
East •side: of Mala ;Str0et, from Goderich
'Street ' East to' ,, Cralnhi'e " and -South . `Main
Street.
Seaforth Public Utility Commission.
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EXPOSITOR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS = Phone 41
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GICALL.Y
Never' beforehave yon seen- a ear washed in this.
.MAGI -C aiat ner'.:f om toptobottom o hottorn totop!
x tt m and.bat am t .Our:
CHOLDt)w'tAUT0'Mi Grc'" Carwasber,uses a. lew,and nmdern'':
method -:which noti onnl3 thorot y -
-cleans your ear, • but 4 gether with
f
PIJRPLE MAGIC'"WAXWASIIIN4", givesyour ear that
POLISHED look. No More piling dirt on ,dirt; as each dirt'
pa'tile is' 1ooened, it float magically.away-in.a•liver' of spray,',
• positively protecting your car's lustrous finish.
lave your ear 'Wage-Washe:&& t
URGE MALI