ry AN . : sida: Saeeneti ahaa cgi sian cS a ta el : ' We sii eee We an Page 4 Page 8 ae iW | | fa AALS THE STRATFORD MIRROR Friday, October 11, 1946. Friday, October 11, 1946. THE STRATFORD MIRROR age 5 Wh ies at ih! . H | a | : , ; | . | | ee a Wreck Dispersal By Royal N avy Tickets Available |Attendance Up At i ! : Sa 4 if : . Y ) ' Ae . 4 ge hse rage Yertuen ere avy Wheels Dispersal Depar baeae Divers For Concert Series 'Teen Age Dance A f North ways a: (i 1) aR ' ae 1 ost | descen s i a: : ue : Hy ae ii | ambitious tasks, that of clearing the with TNT. the Neola ae eae et With the season rapidly getting| Popularity of the Se Bee et Wa, Hdl En j seas around Britain's coasts of the|and the skeleton is finally laid, its A underway, it is interesting to note | Sponsored by the Stratford Uptitn 'i weal numerous sh k i y, Bee \Club and held each Saturday night Wy | i demic thedeh oo Fam eink danger to commerce over. A survey- : that there are still some seats avail- | at the City Hall, is increasing stead- i ae th) ; ae supplies to and from the British| destruction, and the news is passed being presented under the Renner ere iigher ae er er Gautars i ; +i wi) e es, hey sent wreckage to the bot-|on to mariners all over the world. ; i of the Perth County Music Teachers oor drawing a crowd of 325 mh Me nial igi 5 Boe civmie thee cee ue ae es tee 4 Federation. This Distinguished Art- youngsters. vo ; 6 ee ; omprise the largest fleet avail- (ia i Te ae im- | : : He | i Some of the hulks have been sal-| able anywhere, chiefly as a result of a od ga Mi 8 seh a al a, Mr. and are ecg ttlauter | Pj ce S now Suits i 4 eh | vaged for the metal they contain.!the necessity of providing salvage i plies, and should be enthusiastically | Tutzi, assisted by wee, eee WOo- id ie ie a i Others have been refloated, towed| services for Allied shipping all over 7 supported. again chaperoned the gathering, ai | f) fi | cep teree ace fit to sail again. Most the world during the war. Bases "| Those who were in atendance at | while Jack Mitchel, Ae me ot gr ai } Hy H | A is salvage work is now complet-| were organized in the United King- % the recital by Todd Duncan when he| and iy) alter Gibson helped W? 4 | 'i The 1 tj sa dom, Iceland, the Faroes, the Med- * was first presented in Stratford by} Heit. | We | ie ongest job remains--destroy-|iterranean, Africa, India, and the i fa. OY |< Spot danee prize 'winners were ie Me et ti ne ose wrecks which cannot be| Pacific. Differing conditions called ag the Community Concert Association| Betty Sullivan, 24 Wellington St., . bad it i ie ex yr aired are not worth salvag-|for differing equipment, since the pli will remember him as one of the | and Lorne Brenkert, 243 Wellington il a a aha a must be disintegrated by| problems of salvage in the Arctic, a - most popular artists ever to appear St.' Margaret Wood, 157 Norman St, i) i | |) | ; ae Nabi ae agar goat Mt wbe maar are unlike those in the 4 here. And to that will be added a and Fred Barnhardt, 54 Grant St. aa HEHE: i i e miralty's | Indian Ocean. I ee oie oe ' ih | ane Hit ea are tides to So ee 4 piano recital by rete wnedige Wise mothers will take advantage of these lovely MEA i A a * F By whose technique and fine sense 0 : : Way | P| | | S : "a R i] O R i moving wrecks. In the Mediter- it « dnter : all-wool blanket cloth Suits. Jackets and Ski Pants bee HUE Bee At ih : i pretation have been hailed by i ' : : i ii \| te a A '@) ing n @Ca Ds Gifts That Last danke pall asi oo ah mot arg | critics far and wide. Lovers of cham- are all warmly lined with Kasha. Coats with zipper | i i it 1 i f Ss ad ifting mus e 4 - bér music will have their night too, fastening. . ! ie Wee Our recaps are travelling far and wide... FE : (Eo amele Derar a of the |! Te a te ae Hace ee i with safety and confidence for the drivers. ver ast of skilled Baa axperiaucal postin port two series of recitals, which af- pa eae | by i Ht i: . Number yourself among the smart ones... nel, men who had their apprenttice- 3 ford everyone an opportunity to en NAVY and RED -- BROWN and GREEN -- GREEN and WINE 1 WA i i P the safe ones . .. by checking your tires # ees pyeine A aad on at Tripoli, ' peg Sen aie d eae" ne B i Aé . / WINE and GREEN eat i) i a : es, ; i : fs é ss i A today. Remember... the-sooner we catch umnum pie ports ne et I Mes foe he oa music-lover should pass up. 1 i | Hi Hi them, the more added miles your tires will With their modern equipment 0 4 SIZES 7 TO 14X ie i it 3 get for your money! RECAP NOW! , veloped out of war necessity, they THE REFORMER ea i iy twa E Designed for Gracious Serving | are able to undertake any kind of : "A reformer is one who sets forth) Nie | i i ete aie marine salvage work anywhere in ; cheerfully toward sure defeat. His} ca ee. | ii Gn vn j S ¢ Jj T; TRAYS the world. ft serene persistence against stone' i it i mb at Hi i P <3. tratror ire & Battery ICE PAILS HIGH-MINDED INVENTORS 1 Ora hae hcl ri ee hie. & SON Ale | iit | ae Harold A. Huether SALAD BOWLS "Tt is a striking circumstance that '| religion, and do not know what fun' JOHN eee | 1 TN he , B hoe the high-minded inventors of this 4 it is. He never seems victorious, for | LIMITED A aa i | iis GNGADE GauET Ween tte FRUIT BASKETS great art (printing) tried at the very 2 it visibly RE ra Pe ie | Whe qi outset so bold a flight as the print- orthwith cease to be dubed 'Re-| : He ih) H ! ] CANDLE HOLDERS ing of the entire Bible, and pe AN Sa Mea ar pciete Jagan ed Phone 192 54 Ontario Street es if Hee a AND ed it with astonishing success." -- embrace the hopeless cause W en 1 ava eae it | 1h Se ee Hallam in Literary History of Eur- Sie por ay Nien fie Ary Dee oa \ Ae ii Pat : ope. ' its obvious futility repels tha ick- Ee My J L a d L We necked, practical, timorous type of | : ee pe | 1) a | a . a raasnaw In Johannesburg, South Africa, an e ' citizen to whom the outward ap-|| STRATFORD'S FAVOURITE ie Hl i ih ai y a ery { C x old lady sitting opposite a gum-chew- Al pearance of success 18 SO dear. Yet| i { We iH | 1 hina Hall a GS GolGce cae subiaban teen - Gn time, the reformer's ilttle move- | 3 F mel | tN A DV | , smiled amicably, finally leaned for | ment becomes respectable, and his) overiperna EB eS ' 84 Ontario St. Ph ward and said apologetically: 4 aay | THA NKSGIVING 7 create "It's kind of you to talk to me, sir Fl . sabetidd sea presently the statesman | 4, excellent finish for stove ui I aay but I am stone-deaf." aye ait joins it and takes all the credit, | : Hd Be an iy : eure ay cheerfullv handed to him by the re-| pipes, furnace fronts and hot | ea 4 H . WEEK -END SPECI ALS s | former as a bribe for his support.|j 2° registers. mie i . aiPs.. And then comes the politician, rush- iL NTS i Me i ae Wee i ing grandly to the succor of the QUARTS Vy - a | i mana ' p Li D : N a victor. And all the crowd! The or- | R a Le iki F --_ Ri a : mat iginal reformer is lost in the shuffle 4 EH iy ; ump in ig ch and Spicy, each 30c OW pe @ AE then, but he doesn't care. 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