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PERSONAL MENTION
Mr. and Mr*, It J. J e to nuaa,xn, og
Ottawa, spent the weeIi end in Goderich.
Jai* **Who of .Guelph,. visited with
bid ';par, uta here o er,the holiday Week.
wad,
'Mrs, G. W. II1acl has returned
home aaftter� ca• visit of several weeks
with iner� sister, Mrs. l:i.'ugI Findlaater,
London.
Mr, And Mrs. Wm. Peter, of Hannon,
• 1p t Sunrlaiyea itfn Ir, awl Mrs: John
Iesipaira .,
Oleayer of Ilrantf'ord'*Pent
Mrs. � Curwen
the holiday ;;with the, 'Messes, . ,
Huron road.' ,. .v.
'Mrs. J. C. Beatty, or,. Toronto,. was
holiday visitor. °1th htr,mothe'r, Mrs.
1� y '
J. W, Siudtlt.
Ve , of Midlaud, visited
Mrs George So y
at the home Or Mr. and' Mrd,. S. lt, .Ma.e•
-. a.tla.on Suxada�
endi
is i t
Abe Johnstoh�: who
. i ' 1 sehOol inToronto, was, hone
ne
teelizt est
over -tom week=end,
��• y,., r
,,c � .s tl.r , 1�eI�tt�' rti
t' :and. � •Iiat visited in -..'Crediton and.
r e
. Thaatks '�
over g
0
Erie Johnston, 'vibe recently took
Position at Guelph', was home over
the holiday • week -end. "
..-- - a - •iss-• 4ary ..
mss Pearl "Tarrant red ;il�
Tidhborne, nurses-in-tx�a hiag at. Strat �,
ford General Hospital, were home on
Thanksgiving, Day.
Miss 7llargaret Webster a Stratford
visited with Miss Hope: Hutch, Vtetoria
,: ,
at the �w k
-:red
street, a
- - Mr: Clarence Bridle, who now
working in Louden, is spendthg a two
'week -s'' vacation at his 'home here.
Frank Vines, flying instructor in the
R+.A:`,, stationed at Windsor, visited
with his parents here at tile week -end.
Mist Jane M. Wells of London spent
to `Thanksgiving holiday awith her
mother, MrS. iCharles. We'1'ts'f Bayfield
road,; •
fiiss Evelyn Routliff of Toronto
visited with• Mrs. •roseph• .,Bropl%ey.
Quebec street, over the • Thanksgiving
'Week -end. '•
Aircraftsman Jack Henry,, son of Mr.
and ,Mrs. Stuart Henry, is up and
around again after undergoing' in oper-
ation recently. • • '
Miss. Helen • Mae lath' efeLondon . and
Sheldon 3feeMatl of the S.S. Anna' C.
Minch were, week -end 'visitors at their
Zonae ort Beet street. ; `•
Visiting at the heine'of Mrs. Ian Hag-
gitt last weekend were Mr. Harold
•-Nixtortelifr. and firs.I erg Truitt -and
--ehfdren, taf.,Dearborn, Mich. •' . ''
fi
Dr..x. ,T.'Edward and 1O/Iii: Edward,
with- their` son-in-law and' • daughter,-
Mr.
auhter -
g ,
Mr., and, 'Mrs. Milo V. Olson, of Los
Angeles, California, called on friends.
in,. town Wednesday. Dr. Edward was
TE GODERIC SIGNAL -STAR
11* lowed to tale part In sttc°li s� great
0Il at r4 - eft'or<°t,°'
II
:ere some wears cage?• , ' u1 I D4$ �'I 3H +RI ;$ a
Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Clark, of Kin
SARNIA; Oet, 15,-., azeStionnaalr
are being eir'eulttted arciono ►ein rs et.
Q ss�lnonl i� m .
to alae people o➢$ t1ni� municipality on
the Meet �i,irc�raa$t Co. at Port brie, `ilei i � e o ,,� hag nla� of the airport. The
was is parents,Mr. and th
hipane. with. In
n over the weeleetul. tine.. Cnoaa evltln as stnndy of t a icl g telegram read ia' part: "We len er that
Mrs; L. C. !hap>Xaa� , t or ctiai aosv t at
Trooper Fred 'Kenyon. and Trooper
th@ cult and' aanili snry v he Pro.:
`' - Yi s • Canadian ,Cavan- t iii lition home and abroad will, folio}. t p
ry, egim n. the 1 t a b p
'! Camp Borden, greys .of your unit of the British Cona-
vt t .d ret (..tech. ), P lava Govern
1 tter's horse last Week- anonwealtli .Air Training Plan -with :'
vnsat at the a
end. f of tusiuir,I for Lakes l' 1 f h te'es't,' Therefore may your ambitio
ti -
1 e "lege x iii g W fulfilled and your <o your ves it
lir, 'V'Pilliaat} M Mrs. I, , of 1 of tvinich is to hold a ;�e i
na
d Mrs. Dpavid troller and iQ fd'ti to •tithe r twined in this. very- worthy uudertal-
(lau hte and
e a.ti
i i r x n in^.'�. �� xncthe absence of Mr. t�ratf► �ir-
daughter Carol, oR Detroit-, visited with in^^ tuforna�btioii oil conditfoins by u La ins lia�in C C ing.".. t over the Sc>taefei.` presented Mayor Thomas
Mrs,: holiday Sha el,, ; est ,skr :, wide a c9ertiflcate of
Ur.nveeire. , a former rolihc fishing „nouuds In roan. ckion With tln expansion of Ilexnry -of Stratford
Many P P - - f Huron County
.r+ r ., A. SturdyA. P. I3l ericl town one share of stock o
• ; t four students. � la' Training Scheel, Limited, the only
andMss. A. of anon i'ch Loin d 1 '1 th t nste"id oP t�exn y A
ow• � . w • YY re 'there ai,s, thirty five tiaain skiers to go out of Hufion county.
ship if at thea a on
pl • z ne h 'en biti td in l anadnana c ottiiit�. he
1P ..Cheso' ha bt bar;e4 d esdav, . A . tench '`ai'� the 3esteryoar was
xn t h or St.Thtgauas ort 'VYc n
� � o Bell, � a ro t before the . gathering in ,con-
isitors d, r he, twee J ku e , re some w hors front �vhach they heave the Govlernment .., b , ugll
were r schools is to Kine t With the ,modern sturroundinge
Huron road, over 'the weeland altt lemetlt't y tris
r .
,err
i ht
a
ih y
f and' Mrs.' Reg. Tutlonol dans E n set o when Ale*. ' 'Young, • e g ty 1,
1�(eari gs a i the Cominon� Colborne' township ex -reeve, took
d �i P t .unity tir play a part n old Col ora t P
t ran schem atform M x<i�
.Rtitsd of? 1V rwieh. wealth pair t i Ing the platform. 0
pinaronaei 7t iu Wikol ; drug store i �LQVJ! TO CONS �'N •
iN
ear+Elite, with Bobby ,.w.&1 l �ri;kir.a, spent
the ' 'hank4 Vi �g holiday at •the form-
er',3 home on �4 ambn°adge streea;.
Mr. Tel (h 1pnaau, now 001)1o:red by
theSouth Iiuron risi eroieat's Associa-
tion and other fishermen. on 'both sides
of the international boundary in con-
nection and:
d
means of presea;ving anti developing the
fishing grounds. -
Y�rents of Canada'ancd.rie
United States have established aersooard
r Great r,a `es ns er es
res u meetings
the two eountr sin ao ion
Flying School
-Greetings from car
M. Schaefer read a telegraU tom
C. I.• Graff, president of the Stratford
(eontiaaned front paw F`'1
under r an aclatlnistratiof body
wbieh must look aaf.'ter,:tire llti angs and
rounds, see to the students' living re-
quirements, supply lnstruetoxs and `Beep
t g flying _ conc.
he, lilt .s in good .. !r
The, school also carries a staff •of N.V.
Ors who must look after the disciplin-
ing
isciplin
in g cd the students and flee that they
come a to the high standard : of be,
p
Board of Trade, extending greetings
required d .of' •theme in the Air
of the questionnaires. Vince.
.g; e
.. ; eworth ointed
have: become' delrlett�ci of fish by the use the �:C.AIi{., 'Captain M a p
of trapnets it ie r'e� forte and w ii a outa i a
r 1 ►
,, : s
r 'auel b -soine. of the States there ing•here, Ile explained that the area pin
waits s y •,s *iv l body to
a llo. a i dy
4 1..
look -ere g"
n n'o r
Dominion a
the pP
t Doni
fzo • of he
tl c cit ns•
a10
e'and. s
4
,i
s r,
,R ,:h
a -
i the Pest the ,4
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,
rnreat deal 'of help from,civil:
cel �cl"" a �, e
Y •
f a, tie 1, •
n
ohbi t
not yet n
1 ,
• n re scheduled to be, lield'by
S .tit Ste.
Che bo'atrrl of iixciltir�' *in a
of I iupardine and Ir. an r ernes
r ' and Mrs. Nor urian Wi htman. ciUU
• M.. � r
children, Patsy axile Bobby, of Welland,
and 'Mr,, and Mrs. Henry Hoover, of
Welland, were weekend guests':at the
ix house.
Mrs. Stonehouse.
" r and rs
.11
home Of Ur, o.
'�1[r. Wig'htman `as 'inspector of public
sc �ols" .at AV'ellnud ''_e • n•_
it
''a
Gal at4
.,Goclerich bos attendin,, thet
training school 'who were 'home over
the holiday' week -end were Collin Angier -
berry, . who is .: taking a mechanics
course, Bi11 Mclnnis, Bill- Hoggarth.
. M• Ichminction_with the waiter,
J Boss--and••Bx1I-3�hom son;�l;i �t�c�a3�
Jim P
-
ing as aircraftsmeu, and.Donald Wil- Henry on. Sunday. A
lisms, who is taking a course -in weld- I Recent visitors , with Mrs. Thos.
ing. Henry were Mr. and Mrs. WUl IcAl-
lister, of . Bingo, Mich., air. and Mrs.
W. J. Davis of Detroit, lir. and Mrs.
Case McAllister 'of RChatha:an and'Mr,
'and Mrs. Browning and son Ross of
Southampton.
Mrs. William Twamley. and son Tom
attended the diamond wedding an-
niversary .of - Mr: and Mrs. John ,T.
Currie of Wingham on Monday evening.
`�n - n �on:o t+ i tate,
-Mar-' � a •-.� �..
taieh.,
October 1.3,. .I.4�
:(;letopber 21., anti•: [,ilwaltY;.ee, tober 24. ,,
flyingoutr,
flyiu club$, throughout the•d n y
Lacer tial the season it to expected -that • +
similar hearings will also be held at After the eleraeiitary training the
service flying school,
ren
t oto o y g
in Ston qtu g
Southampton Port Taoist and Kingston
r
L n where they learn to fly the ai eraf
'Comanereial dsherin►ea� from, axnlrto ,
r� - .,,= w ie floes 41Y.,_913. active service, s>sneh,
.� _• h..In P . .
.rift s � 1.t
fi'r o ed
n oC p oentun
;t aills _elms°h;nd: tr'ast=lsetween�th'e P a,
sportsmen 'and others interested in the a4 Htnrricanes, Slsitiires,h fl andin�^ the
o be Wellingtons. presides learning •to y 61, Il,. O. Dunlop, comms „
preservation e me fisheries to are t Nese air6raft they must know how to Middlesex -Huron Regiment, introduced
invited to the meetings to give their t t by instinct. The W. G Haggerty., A.A. and Q.M:G.
use them almos Col.' Wig
views as to what should be done in student. goes from the service, school' to
g of military district No, 1, representing
• Brig,'
officer, S
E� glandf tivhexe he further learns to .�:he district commanding o ,r, g
fly with combat planes ands practises General McDonald, who was' unable to
actual battle and bombing manoeuvres. ' attend, Gol. Haggerty 'briefly extended
The Secret of Superiority wishes of success • to the county on its
�r, You , told of cross-
n was
. off' she si ort when it
f lie• t �
t. S
N17. A
a wilderness end: was reached by cross-
ing the
ross-ingthe Maitland River on rocks. "When
my family came 'here we carne; with
horse sired buggy, but X haven't seen a
THC�S RSDA
ori tali'FR lith,
horse, and, buggy all the way • down
ere today," he said in drawing a con
G; G; L ELECTIONS
Two Tickets Placed inr Competition 'for
'Literary Society Oces 1
Another hot, election campaign is in
prospect at 'Goderich Collegiate Insti-
tute as two parties, one headed by Bill
Thorneloe and the ` other by Charles
Watsen,, vie for the ,offices of the
se'hoolraela.itera,ry- Society. Last year's
elections were the stormiest since the
plan of naming two party tickets was
adopted. The two lists of candidates
were chosein by the , bOys' and gir'is'
athletic societiesis together with the
teaching; staff, at a meeting on Tuesday.
afternoon. The tickets areas follows :
Party No. 1--iPresident, Bill Thorneloe
vice-president, Ruth Cornfield'; secre-
tary,,, Irene Bowman ; treasurer, Pay
Vincent; •press representative, Ruth.
Nicol. Party No. 2—President, Charles
W tteon ; vice-president, Phyllis Mac-
Donald ; secretary, , .Kay . MacEwan ;
treasurer, •Leslie --Rodger ; press ; repre-
sentative, Mary Thorneloe.
Round *Trip Bargain ,Fires:
•' OCT. 25 and 26 . From GODERICII.
To Stations Oshawa and East : to Cornwall inclusive,' Uxbridge,
Lindsay, Peterboro, Campbellford, . Newlmar'ke't, Oollinggwood, Mea
ford, .Midland, North. Bay, Parry. '.Sound, 'Sew bury - and west to
DUN'GANNON
xlg'�,`.il4xA�4 N t a�;+►,, ti 1<et4, , Ib. --net, la.
11111.000.001,
Grua anti Mrs. gill, of W'ellburn, visited
Over Tbaalikst iviug at ,i%he bomb of Mr.
and Mrs. Burton Roach• and also called
on1 scene of the church people Who are
,not in the hest:, of health. Mr.''~ Gill
had officiated at the Darker -Watt Wed -
(ling in Goderich: on. Monday.
Lr. Girvin Beed is, at Woodstock
training for the thirty' days as re-
quired. Mr. Thornton Ealy, having
passed his examinatiOn in London, ''on
Monday for the R.V.A.Ii`.,. went on to'
Toronto, where he Is accepted ass a
clerk and by now is int umifOrm, ; We
wish the boys good link.
Zr. and Mre. Jas; Barkley, .'after
visiting for two ,months .among n'elzi-
tives', re'tur'ned:,la.nt 'Week to their borne
at Echo Bay.
Mr, ;and trO S. Swan, J e1la ore,'
visited their, daughter, airs. 1iarvey.
Kole, Miss 'Rota Swva a has ;been .l as-
sisting her sister, .Mrs; Moles for several
g'
,
weeks.
Mrs. Rutherford and ehildren,, from
the4th 'concession of Ashfield, leave
residence Pentland a 7te-
P@ntl
mave4l to 'the
tl ev .It 1.14: ` a#TSI. '1J',
cen y �i' �`'
Richardsons
Mrs, , kl
ed
`Visitors with Mr. ands 11 y
'at the holiday week -end were. Mr. and
n
D
3xrs. Melville, Schlofzhauer and ,Doug-
las
las 'anad Mr. and Mrs. Russel, Kiley, ofz.
Mi11ve•r'ton, Mr. Scott Coulter and°,Lind-
Say, Ontri ; '1Vt't: `a`hde-Mrs;._I.'Lt?ita3
Fredy, Mrs. Spencer and Mr. and Mrs.
Dill Spencer, Marilyn and Joan, , of
Stratford: .. d ...... ,_ _..
'Rev. Mr.; Williams, a' former rector
of st.Paul's .cliureb eaiie11-'On Mr. Wm.
Mole on +Sunday after preaching at
Brussels. Mr.- Williams is. stationed
near Sebringville and will be remem-
bered as -;living -,here over_,tw_enty-years
ago. He has three sons, the eldest of
whom will be ordained as a minister
in -the spring. =