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(By SHEILA MeFAIDDEN) :
'Last Friday afterndon saw
Grade X! -D• in charge- of the pro-
gram during the weehly, assem-
bly.' The program came from the
social page 9f the paper, with Con-
nie Wright and Franklin Byraits
acting as mistress and master of
ceremonies. (By the way, they
were also man and wife, the first
that have ever been seen 'to agree
to leek at the same pagei and to-
gether). One of, the main items
was Dorothy Dix's Column, which
had a problem to solve.' The pro-
blein to solve was that of a de-
serted husband left with an infant
baby, and how to bath hiro, Paul
Stapleton played the part of the
husband and thank goodness the
"baby" was a rubber pliable doll
di is a certain fad that if the
"baby" didn't drown; it would
surely have broken in two. Nev-
ertheless, this 'problem Seemed to
be :solved and the father was left
with the k'next problem, of eating
habits for the baby.
There was also some Western
entertainment, with Ken Ducharme
on his electric guitar beating out
quite a tempo. A song, "Sixteen
Tons" by Joan Shortreed, • was
most unusual, but entertaining.
The program ended with "The
Queen."
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On Wednesday, January 25, four
Seaforth basketball teams' fell to
defeat under the bands of Gode-
rieh. In the two games played up
iipoderich, the Seaforth Junior
gi4s;a. were trounced by the Gode-
riCfr Juniors 36-18. Frances Meri-
herre was the top scorer for our
juniors, with 14 points, and Mar-
lene. Cooper and Faye Love also
scored. for two points each.
In the senior game the Goderich
girls skinip,ed 'through to take a
24-20 score. over the Goderich Sen-
iors. Ruth Sills ., and Sheila Mc-
Fadden each chalked up seven
points, with Beryl McFarlane, Mar-.
lene Ross and Verda Watson com-
ing through with two points apiece.
For the boys' games, which were
Played in Seaforth, .the- first game
SaVv our Junior boys become skin-
ned 46 to 21. The marksmen for.
Seaforth were Paul McMaster;
with seven point's, Ron Mason with
two, H.,James'two, F. Gryans two,
Flewitt two and Tremeer two. •
In the senior, game, which was
much closer, our, boys very nearly
overtook a six -point lead, by Gode-
rich in 'the..firstdialf..towitt, How-
!codepieh.;troexe.,14:Flias-'.
ke,t..forbasket in the-secinidlialf;,
-causing us to lose -again 38 to32
The points were:'.., R. Johnston
'R. Neilson 2, WAVIaalichael 2, .11:;;
Smith 5, p/Sloatt3.41t,..Seeinal‘:.a.
The wee be
Senior and,440)0E,:b0k*011Pk:
ham, with SOW: and •Jior, girlt
in Seaforth..•13eth.,:"'the junkie'
games 'will begiii*,:30 p.m.
Bring out your red colors for
the school's Valentine dance! This
year, due 'to an exception.: of:.-.tite:,
rule of no school ,:daneeS7'dtiiiiig•
the week, but on Fridays' the an-•
nual Valentine.,danCe will be held.
on ValentivieThay; February '14th."
Another reason why the danee will.
be held during the week is due to
the Hospital Aid dance February
10th, and Lent will also have :be-
gun by. Friday, February 17th.
It was passed at the Students'
Council meeting that Bill Stuart's!
orchestra be contacted to supply .1
the necessary melody. Cokes and
honey -dipped doughnuts would be
the nourishment needed to help
1...MGHANI: DANCE
February 10
Community
Centre Seaforth
- Auspices of the Women's
Hospital Auxiliary
Music by Fred McMillan
and his Skylarks
Adults $1:00 Students 75c
Seine servive tlpe ordeal.,The price
is. still Lundeeided, but whatever, it
will be it. wi1 be doubled if per-,
sons attending the dance fail to
arrive attired with some red to
fit the occasion.
A formal decoration would not
be put up. However, Mr. Plum -
steel (army style) volunteered to
speak to Mr. Greenside and see
what his art class could paint,
which would be suitable material.
Thecommittee for,,'this year's
Year 'Book held itelfirat formal
meeting in the library, With the
editor, Marg swam presiding. It
was learned that all material for
the year book must be in around
the fifteenth of February. The one
object Which Is inissim is that of
snapshots. Of course, perhaps, �ur
students are too modest to alloor
a, picture of themselves printed.
If, however, yOu„,•,sio have a good
candid shot, or Shots, of a person
or persons attending this school,
will you please turn it over to
Some member of the Student's
Council or Year. Book staff.
Question of the week: J. T.,
what Davey Crockett (brother of
a famous Walton trumpet duo) is
in the car business in Toronto?
rimghx.".OF MJtS. P. FISHL'R
BENSALL—Fisneral services for
the Iate'Vrt;;Pgt0e..!Pi,sii:#60##'
**11U9.70, :11M#11,.; resident,#.'
passed away laye4 At.
day•eve 'fling; Januarywere heL
from the TiOnthretriienekir goo,
an. Wednesday 440, •
Acion.4annarY: 25, and were
4neted''Oritev. C. 0,4),:antel,••of
liensaliz;,•ijniteA Juter-
pient was in
#4mci's, cemetery.,
Pallbearers • :were •:2,410gh'Love,
Stanley Love, Ross • Love, Russell
Love, Nelson ,Hood and Alex Mc-
gintrie.
Preceding the •furieral on Wed-
nesday, services!wore ,hott
by Funeral Home, Gravenhurst, on
Monday, January 2,3, conducted by
of.:::Trinity•a.United
Church.
In her 116th year. Mrs..Pisher is
survived by two sons, Dr. Murray
Fisher and Allan Fisher, Graven -
horst, and two daughter, 14s.
Walter Moffatt (Anna), Bruce,
Odd, and Miss Eleanor Fisher, ofr.
'Gravenhurst. she is also survived
by four grandchildren and
great-grandcbildreu,
,tPAPX,g,
Taking part
so
'a..:,.,411,Alexaoder, and 1t
JuR4rp`1YMrs. Les Doirnag
Margaretp
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smith; trio,
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ston and Mrs.
duet, h oo`4and Jane
and an impromptu quartette'
John 9
Gordonauc4or
Holden.
were- Laiii0';'A'Te10,0*
P. VII A I,P*h' of §Aqw-,
and tarts was served by the la
of the WA:
Marriage licenses are like hunt-
ing licenseyou're allowed only
one dear at a time.
Statistics show that some 55 of
every 100 Canadian households
have a car.
Archaeologists' research shows
that at approximately 1500 RC, a
strictly Stone Age civilization ex-
isted around Mortlach, Sask., simi-
lar to the ancient Yuma tribe of
the southwestern B.C.
German rearming, when ::ifitilyr ,
under way, will produce sditOZOti„,--
100 troops for,abOut?the sante mon-
ey Canada spends fOr31119,000.-,
draosw
One of Canallra-vuorSt di-sa§tOsT:7 '.
w ,
aneloo,ur-day Great Lakes storinv
in 1913 in . which 300' seam*
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Canada's old -age pensn fund'.
in the red for the first six months
intended to be self-sustaining front
three-way two per cent tax, wan
of 1954 by $29,400,0002
Canadian labor income continues
to increase. The August, 1954, to-
tal of $1,014,000,080 topped JuIy
earning by $4,000;000 and last
year's August by $20,000.000.
WEEK -END BARGAINS IN OUR
MEN'S DEPARTMENT
Stocktaking of the last two weeks has brought to our attention 'a
few items that should be cleared out.
These Bargain Prices Will Do Jut That !
"BOYS' WINTER COTTON COMBINATIONS
Regular 2.50 white cotton combination underwear, 1139 EA
short sleeves, ankle length. Sizes 26, 28, 30, 32.
TO CLEAR AT 13
BOYS' GAUNTLET STYLE MITTS
Regular L50 Mitts with fringed gauntlet style
Good quality leather. All sizes. '
TO CLEAR AT HALF PRICE
cuffs 75c
MEN'S READY-TO-WEAR SUITS
Regular 45.00 to 55.00 Suits.
One of a kind only. Just 20 left
Sizes 36 to 42
HALF
PRICE
75c
BOYS' .LONG SLEEVE COTTON "T" SHIRTS
Regular L59 long sleeve cotton sweaters, round neck,
horizontal stripes. ,Sizes 8, 10, 12 only
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FINAL CLEARANCE — BOYS' STORM COATS
Gabtardines, wools, cotton cords, quilted linings;
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sturdy Make. Sizes 6 to 16.
REGULAR 9.95 to 10.95
7.00
• • MEN'S TIES TO CLEAR
Regular 1.00 and 1.50 qualities. Orie of a kind and
broken lines.
TO CLEAR AT
50c
SALE ! BOYS' DRESS PANTS
Mostly Nylon Gabardines in sizes 6 to 16 years;
broken lines of regular 4.95 arid 5.95 lines.
SALE
3.95
YOU ALWAYS GET A BARGAIN AT
STEWART BROS.
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