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'By All reports the Seaforth, Dis ing the r'riday night performance
'Strict :High School's ,Giee� .Club pres- - Saturday night foiuud over 300 in.
their seats at hurtain ,tiMe Such a
response tq +a. atsbooi ,prod:actionit&1
not been seen. -In'+S .11.S »for some
time. Counting the Friday, After-
noon show, whieh was plat on' tor.
the students and visiting 'Pubic
school and 'St. James' school pup-
ils, over .1,100 saw the two-hour
operetta.
•I will be not alone in saying
that the scenery was a major work..
Of art in itself. iMr. Slattery and
sdme of his' shop classes did a very
good job. Miss Elford's home econ-
omics,elass contributed a great part
to the scenery by -growing a few
hundred roses,overnight.
On the music end of the big .pro-
duction was the untiring work of
Mr. S. J. Smith and his choristers,.
Hard work was Mr. Smith's lot for
the past weeks, as he tried to get
his chorus into shape and still iron
'out the troubles' for some of the'
1eotation of the "Rose of the Dan-
ube," was' accepted by the audi,
ences which attended the two -night
performances as a com'piete a'qc-
ace'O the opening night -Friday.
vier 500 people •jammed' the old
arthool frame, while almost 100
Caere turned aside. By ipresebting
the show Saturday night„ it was
bgped this crowdipg' could be elim-
inlated. But unfortunately, most of
to audience was CoU ting on see-
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SATURDAY, MAY 9
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Couples and Extra Ladies
• Only
. FOR
Mother's Day
A Baby Budgie
or a
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Also Cages,'Stands,
Feeds. Etc.
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• See Our
DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS
May -14-15-16
- OUR SUPER SPECIAL --t
1 Qt. C.V. Enamel
Floor or Ordinary
REGULAR PRICE $2.15
Special $1.00
Geo. Si.. _ ons
"QUALITY GOODS WITH QUALITY SERVICE"
Plumbing ° . Hardware Heating
Used -Car Prices
Slash! goes the axe on our used -car profits -we're
pricing these beauties at cost, to move fast and
.clear our lot for more trade-ins. Our low, low
prices will please you all the more when you con-
sider this -you're dealing with an established
reputable dealer who advertises and sells honestly,
with a real desire to see you fitted with a smart-
looking,
mart
looking, mechanically sound mem suit your own
needs, your own tastes and your own price! Come
in today! °
Seaforth Motors
Seaforth
Phone $41 ,
Ili Ya�i i1 r•.aA',
'1. Mal * ' ng•out 'la30ldl
f Vl;e1 qui *499,c,"'
ast, bot, far • 17.0 lea tx 'as the
nati 'pn'ot'k ITWc are ferYt91iw
40 4. *s i<dti ,r d A �.
a o pe *40 t ];sand 00
ax� d °cont rttolbs plraetiee was.
g'...R ltgb alone, but t0•. o Over
rala' ' thing . bone aftq � t x e
d nlalce anY. man pull his liain
Z1 Ua Ae low sonn6 of thewinch
Pals felt, their directors msic liave
felt even worse: ''
After the operetta was over, all
Agreed that the t'iune spent had
been a lot of fun and in view of
the aRccess, the hours of practice -
were well worth it. And it looks ae
if all isn't over yet. Today, we hear
that on Monday night another
showingill
brook, wbe put on in ,Crap
The problem has almost been.
completely. solvedt Those Young,
a*ubitioue 'cadets who keep insist
ing ••they.' peva• two' left feet,.,,hava
been almost convinced that there is,
a right foot, 11f enday ail were out
la • full force tp,,...go through the
manoeuvres that will be required
May 27, inspection day.
This year's cadet corp is the
largest the school has ever had;
but it is also hoped it will be the
best. Last year Seaforth was hon-
ored in .,being named' the best •cadet
squad in the province, and. ;wan,
awarded with • , the •Strathcona
Shield. Although no corps has. won
the shield twice, it is certainly
hope that Seaforth can come
through and set the•record. Those
Who .had the opportunity of seeing
the inspection lase. year , at• the
Ions Park will agree that it was
•,something •not to be missed. This
year it is hoped •m -any Seaforthites
will be en .hand for the inspection.
At last! There is a dance.on Fri-
day
riday. night's program menu. Be-
cause of one thing after another,
the .dance subject has been taking
a back seat. However, this Friday
night is a special' night of fun.
Since it 'Was impossible to obtain
an orchestrator the night, a spe-
cial atteiapt is' being made to ob-
tain the best in dance records.
School of the W ek - Seaforth
District High.
This past week the S.D.H.S. has
presented the operetta, "Rose of
the Danube," to 'finance new uni-
forms for the bugle band. The re-
sults were a way over expectations;
since the show was able to make
almost $400, �/ �yy�• T V
T P -4
Question• of the week: Did you
.know we had• a young lady whose
name•was PAM.ELIA?
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Winners of Bingo in
Community Centre
Wednesday Night
Winners of the Wednesday night
bingo, sponsored by the local
branch of the Canadian Legion, in
the Community Centre, are as fol-
lows: Mrs. Mae McDonald, Sea -
forth; Joe Snyder, Wingham, and
Lawrence Platt (tied); Mrs. Walsh,
Stratford; Reta Walsh, Stratford;.
Mrs. J. Moylan, St. Columban, and
Jack Marks, Listowel (tied); Mrs.
Allan McKercher, Jamestown; S.
Watson, Mitchell; Mrs. C. Woods,
Seaforth, and Jack Marks, Listow-
el (tied); Mrs. Wib. Elliott, , Mit-
chell; s. Wm. Scoins, Mitchell, and
Mrs. IJ. Huisser, Seaforth. (tied) ;
Mrg." Jas. Barry, Seaforth; Mrs, A.
McKercher, Jamestown, and Mrs,
Hazel McGonigle, Seaforfh (tied);
Mrs. Coombs, Egmondville; Mrs.
John Walsh, Seaforth; Mrs. Ed.
Brady, Seaforth.
Specials were won 'by: $15, Mrs.
Bedard•, Goderich; $25, Mrs. Thos.
Butt, Hensall: $50, Everett Felker,
Seaforth.
Next Legion bingo will be May
20, in the Community Centre.
WINTHROP
Mr. and, Mrs. Glens. McClure,' Eg-
,mondville, have moved to the resi-
dence of the• late Sol Shannon.
Many friends will regret to learn
Seaforth Agriculture
Society
is again sponsoring a
Field Crop
Competition
in Pfister Hybrid Corn
Those wishing to enter, please
notify KENNETH STEW:ART,
ROBERT E, McMILLAN, AL -
LISTER BROADFOOT, W.
KEYES, J. McCOWAN or HAR-
OLD PRYCE. .
lop s a ePt,4 '9Q'aa e1�i"
lrom 'ot klaxil4, Ilia;
ter siring; 4? -')Ie re. dp0, She
$ether," mem'bei he t'si suintttel3•ij
the, lot rueetiing, Iito)t.R* wA!s,
}Altered .by, WII7 114,211,!0,,, t+tti�Iffr*,
Win• "at w�
;A, liminess Perk/4 'followed nod.
reference tiles were distriblld
plains for a, meeting to entcrtakj
Members' Mothers were discussed
This meeting will be „In Seaforth
District High. School i12ag1 11.;, Rgl1
call is to be: "What •)c, halye•, ,gaine ,
from this ,glob." •,•
Catherine
oa>oapbpll �+!)iotecl.
the meeting and Mrs„ F ]aunt serf!
ed a delicious lunch,.
Vit;
that Mrs. John Campbell isill at
Um home of 'her son, Mr. W G.
Campbell, in Seaforth.
Mrs. Garnet Taylor, Staffa, visit-
ed
isited her father, Mr.- John McClure,
on Tuesday.
The Helping Hand Mission $and
of Cavan -Church will meet in :O
church Saturday, Ajay 9, at; ,,2
Roll Call will be a'verse on Moth-
er's Day, All ladies, of the egngre-'
gation are invited to Attend.'
HARD COAL
and Stoker •,h•Coal
We Deliver
Krauskopf Bros:.
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Car. or truck
TRUCK INSURANCE
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CLINTON -
Collect
Office 557 - Res. 324-J
Best Coverage For Less
"CO-OP INSURANCE"
For Service, Not Profit
Bayfield Pavilion
GRAND
OPENING DANCE •
For Sixth Consecutive Summer
FRANK TRAHE'S ORCHESTRA
featuring Vocali "Hoppy' Hopkins
and Pianist Vincent Cusolito
FRIDAY, MAY 8th
and EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT
Midweek Dancesc To Be
Announced Later
• REFR'ESHME'NT BOOTH
• S'PACIOUS' PARKING
Dancing 10 to 1 a.m.
TO RENT -Pavilion open for re-
ceptions, etp. Contact: Mrs. 'Jow-
ett (Jowett's Grove), or Ed. W,es-
ton, Bayfield.
Special Discount
-on--
* JEWELLERY
* DIAMONDS: '
* WATCHES
* MANTEL CLOCKS
-- During --.
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DOLLAR DAYS
J.- A. Westcott
Jeweller
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MAY - 14th.- 15th - 16th --- MAY
DOLLAR DAYS
LUCKY TICKETS AVAILABLE
Owing to the fact that all our merchandise retails
higher than $1.00, but to join with the other ,
Merchants during this Sale, we will allow $1.00
Discount on each $10.00 purchase. , 1
That is 10% Discount on all Merchandise
EXCEPT the few Westinghouse appli-
ances
ances still left in stock at 25% Discount. • +
Join in the DOLLAR DAYS SALE and Get your
Lusk
FRANK KLING'S
Seaforth
. Opposite the Post Office
9! M5 Ic
�d ash p 9 ;
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oil hrfd�g0 aCl1oie` the
a,Yx
IYBr has,?� enAe�ld; Rory bl•
14,49I1d' pQt#Ga t#'llrst000
•.^l odge;' Rpi3";Co>!lxrlt5ar..
bt'idge, bunt ¢0 rQ• r gQ,;(yy
on County rep ac 4 sone
li b" 5Afars ago h3" h® Ontai'ita W-
ent of Highways.
,! derich.and §Manley • TPwnehip
raoOCHS' both agreed •tq turn over
;tine cringe for -the disposal ef til-
lagge°,trustees, The Department" of
,HighWaTe turned{ ownership otter to
'the two municipal coliifiil$ *lea
tiffInew bridge woe guilt, -
.APt iokesman for the- contractor'
t1ai thebrill
d old 13e, nearly' steel,
eve d provide steel beams t'h$
w c illi• an 'needs.
E ` Reaoval of the bridge will mean
a long detour for residents wishipg.
to cir4ss the river to reach the..viI-.
1ageNbsheries. Wreckirtgg, operations
Will begin immediately. "
H•ear. Annual Meeting
;Report at St. Tholittas':.
• • WA Meeting. Tuesday
'While' members of St. Thomas'
Anglican Church W.& quilted for
a• bale, Mrs. George McGavin open-
ed
pened tits Tuesday meeting with . the'
May . Litany, • Members' and the
Lord's Prayer. A brief report was
heard] : of the first day of the an-
nual meeting in London recently.
Nine members •of the local W.A.
attended this meeting. The June
thankoffering amounted to $4;615.65
and the Junior Auxiliary thankof-
fering was $433.63. Members also
learned that two delegates from
the IMunceyf Reserve were present.
The'Spring Deanery meeting will
be held in Exeter June 8. The lad-
les are asked to quilt on May 27
for Huron Church Camp.
PROPERTY CHANGES
Andrew McNichol, Walton, has
purchased the John St. dwelling
formerly owned by Herman Frie-
day.
W. L. McKelvey, Montreal, has
taken up residence in the house
formerly occupied by Mrs. Wtrn,
Ament, John St.
VENUS - WHITESIDE
A marriage of interest to this
vicinity took place in the United
Church parsonage, Port Dalhousie,
May 1, at 7:30 p.m., when Rev. T.
A. Carmichael Milted in marriage
Thelma Catherine Whiteside, young-
est daughter of Captain and Mrs.
Chas. Whiteside, Owen Sound, and
Charles Wilbert Venus, youngest
son. of Mr. and Mrs. William. R.
Venus, Port Dalhousie, and former-
ly of Seaforth and' Goderich.
The bride looked charming in a
navy; bine • suit'and short veil caught
up with daisies. She wore a corsage
of red sweetheart roses and white
hyacinths.
The.,bridesnaid was the groom's
eldest sister, Evelyn, Mrs. Robert
Esaw, who was gowned in a street -
length dress of light blue and small
hat, and wore a corsage of red
sweetheart roses and white hya-
cinths.
The groom was dressed in. the
new srhade of blue, while the ,best
man, 14r. John Smith, 1?ort Dal-
housie, was dressed in navy blue.
After the ceremony they spent a
little, time with the groom's par-
ents, then motored' down town
where a number of friends had ar-
ranged a reception for them. The
party later motored to Niagara
Falls • where the groom's brother,
Albert Venus, had arranged' a • re-
ception at the Metropole Hotel.
They received -a number of beauti-
ful and useful gifts from friends.
On their return they intend fo re-
side with the groom's parents for
a time. ,
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Economical, too- gas consump-
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FOR MOTHER
HOSIERY 1.19 to 1.95
GLOVES 1.75 to 3.95
HANDBAGS 5.95 to 10.95
UMBRELLAS 2.95 to 4.95
HANDKERCHIEFS 25c to 125
SWEATERS 4.95 to 6.95
NIGHTIES - 2.95 to 8.95
SLIPS 2.95 to 7.951
PANTIES - 49c to 1.75
BLOUSES 2.95 to 9.95
SKIRTS ' ... 2.98 to 13.50
TOWELS 89c to 1.95
GUEST TOWELS 85c to 1.50
DRESSES 4.95 to 19.50
HOUSE FROCKS 2.98 to 3.98
MILLINERY 4.95 to 9.95
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. . Your Miiither.,
appeiate- any one-
these' Smart Gifts: ,
and we'll Gift. Blob `'alai
article for Mother
14A5-16 Dollar Days
SPORT SHORTS
(By KEN LARONE)
Since the last attempts of the
Seaforth hockey teams, the sports
picture around the Seaforth area
has almost come to a complete
standstill. For those who have
been looking to baseball possibili-
ties, it looks as if Seaforth is to
come up with something new this
season. The Athletic Society hopes
to enter a baseball' team' in either
the W.O.A.A. or the O.B,A. The
team is expected to be an inter-
mediate club, in the same Iine-up
as Clinton and Centralia R.C.A.F.,
Mitchell, Hensall and some other
uncertain entries.
For the ball fan this should be
the best of news. •It was only a few
seasons ago that Seaforth showed
she could field one of the best ball
teams in the running, given proper
support and co-operation. Just how
baseball will be taken by Seaforth
is not yet known, ,but if the re-
sponse of other towns to this type
of ballis•any indication to us, the
fans of Seaforth will see a summer
of exciting sports entertainulent.
A floor may be put in the Sea-
forth Community Centre, If this ac-
tion is, taken shortly, it could mean
an all-around year for Seaforth's
house of entertainment. Roller
skating would likely be one of the
big features onthe new program,
while there would be good chances
for boxing and wrestling. Seeing
some of ,the many activities that
have been carried on in other
towns the size of Seaforth should
be real encouragement to those re-
sponsible for installing a floor.
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SUPER VALUES
C -US --B-4 U BUY
New Very Low Prices on Refrigerators, Electric
Washers, Trucks, Tractors, Farm Machines
BINDER and BALER TWINE, PAINTS, OILS and GREASE,
TIRES and TUBES, ETC.
Our large surplus stock of New Parts for Gas Engines, Primrose
and Lily Cream Separators; 10-20, 15-30, 22-36, W30, WK40,
Tractors and most horse-drawn machines at Regular Price I
New Tongues for Most Machines - 1/3 Regular Price
Plus a Large Stock of Good Used Machines
AT ANY REASONABLE OFFER-''
Draw Tickets wi11 be given on all purchases, in, co-operation with
„Merchants' Committee, on May 14. .15. and. 16.
JOHN BACH
I.H. Dealer - Seaforth
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