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Norman
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England
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future.
Petty
and will
bis fat
, has
an instr
Wilfred
_world in
the war.
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"Monday
,Kemp,
day afte
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• Victoria
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.GODERICI-L.Q1iTARIO; Til ii,SDA AUIJST 16th 1945
is , Carnival an '
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Su.
-GETTING- READY : , . . .
.rit.J.4' 'ER UP,: • ,. • • .. . ..
OR. LAO:M. DAY
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BOr$ MANX •OAVOE I
OF PAM° 'TROUBLE-
.Attothet Promo
standin. g ce... essl
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' Committee . '
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for L. Mex, 1
. .,.. , Celebration, 4s4s Ot•
' today.' is that . OperatiOrt, in' 'rand() Feature
., News 'frOia '0...ttlisw.
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kibi Nee1C-"'"Lad '3ffb'V'' .
Draw, Wiimers.- • ••••
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a , .
. The . tabOrs Day celebration.° Om-
e 1. c , ,s, )1.,
r"Sti Eton '0 the sale of gasoline
has; ' Is lift a' ci.'se*vice stations )41•tte'e-'14 °•xl.°48''14' Wg113:..tb"43748
. 'a 'e,en' ' e L411— ' l' ' ' prpgram on AePtensber fird with" a fine
are now, 01110g -without raiien cOUPonki• parade whiels win set the standard•fer'
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VeoPle.,all, tOwn. Were disap- .,
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.pointed on „Slinday'Wheu •Statie was :se !Wirt., Advancing
Se:Sere. gi.S. te inake their 'radios prao: . •-• -0-avaugung AA '1414
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tieally' useleSS, The: next day they of iTournaaiona
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Tire ' ratiOning is .still. in. effect. - • • day. To this the
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Ming .crowd, of over two
,I Irople , 44ionged
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rene, ou.Wedtaesday night W hen
i'ns Club -held their annual
. the entire end" co-
Daylight ' %wing tiine , it is . rePOrte(1,. ePeration of • ma.nufacturerss, business
- .• .' .s. • '. , ,
will, probablY ,be• discontinird Within men,:' F°111mlingY 61&411,tzatlim, s.' .• 41.4
secieties is ,, solicited; '' Prizes ,aye . of-
the next ,, " ' '.
f.,ew insenthsferedfor the beak'hents, ,also fkin deeor
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o• •., .
de' rich
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Celebrates '
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's
Day in
Were, more than disappointed? they , • .
Were. annoyed, then, 'angry," to; thby • 'Anna= cent Is iti,,.tide by
eSPeelally wanted OS ,get thelatea )1eWS On IrreCIVOSS • of the ',,appoh
.s°3rfaltlieljacPaamPee."inseltdueart.1°:11s. 1;Tichioen* rYald-a• 11,1;41. eotaliwunla et'Corespoer1:1(leanet
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and ScOred' an .' outstanding,
Thousands of people were on
. , r,
— axed ,•,cars . and bicycles, and „although
PE.RSON, AL MU. NTION. not•every ettrant can. win 0, prize the
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effOrt inlielping tti Malresup the parade'
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1
t. 00d arnest.
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Sapsrintendent.' Ke11iYaiaPtgar1ee(8141) tuatht dew:wises ' ism; tie. capita.% t
4111.0.. at. ,OttaWa w .. . ..-.. • • - - ,
isii inspector was Sent up from LOInien, aPPe4rIug regularlY - * int
!" celebrating *Y -J. _Day, and
eta,
Le Centralia pipe. band arrisr_ed
A the way is) the th* 4 141ge
°Rowed thercs . • • . ,...
in was - gaily' csiecOrtited with
d pennant's of the .Allie$ ; and
hs at Which gainee'were 'PlaYe(1
ceeclingly well patronized.
Ls a, big night for President-
C'ennant and the, Officers and
Air. A. 3.4; Wallace 'of "Barrie was in will be ,appreciated by the union mem-
oedesieh for the week_eild: • . bership and bY the town8people, and
' SPectators generally.. ' ' . 0. '
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'. Mra. R• astetter of Ki.tehener is —,. - • ,
reaeWing acquaintances in tOwn, Anyoae wishing any information. nt
this matter is requestedo get in: sends
Miss 'Connie Burgess. of Toronto? ia with - Arthur Kaitting, chairman,or
the guest of Miss „Terry LeYlaire. '• Tom Taylor,: secretary ,of the COM-.
Miss. Marion. Fraser, Of • Saranac, mittee, or any other member of. the
N.Y., is :visiting friends. in loWn. • ' celebration executive. - _ . •
, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Taylor of Galt_ , Legion "to . Co-operate
friends in. town. this
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The glad news that Japan had sutz'
rendered, bringing to an end six years
Of war,. grief land. hardshiP,' was re-
ceived in .Goderich as elsewhere with
relief •and. exultation. swlitlizajanhiteil,cwipeaeattniong5,
(01 ttliiiee.(rilvalfaotiQeunn,
Call
r
s "'''
our fathers
the last
by. our
victory
j,ust..ice;"
"Patribtism,"
Vr,_ .W...
s-scs i..-
has,
'six years..
belief' that'He
for He
,
ssvs
.been•
is ever
th.e
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?AK
with us during
We were sustained
would giVe
on the side
speaker continued,'
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us
a
'a'rriving here Tuesday In°111h3g' 'With Utiaheilailig_repYoliet 't°11,113.13; Vire.
hoiSterdelotextegtieseanruPaorvaetrUSthethteownintVelotxter.
the trotilile On Wednesday Illerniug' a
(In "Alenettle4y1Ce,j:°nmu:Ilthablelltai()epdpoe'llinre°11t,niteS'ebStill
West Street, '.Serueene, probablyt
spiel hey playing in the street, 'bad Senate of Charles 1.?•. Bishop,
looped some *lie through toto .speels :ted__:ftott:esue:a7ti: e:nunbe.ri
and thrown it bigivin the.air, where it •Kx'ess i.,(44,1crY at '04!/v,i'as!?,e
tangled on the high tension line. It
•was removed and- the trOuble waS over. piper man as.eldef-Parliainei
r pondent and columnist on
3. There was fun for all, and.,
.gratifying;feature Is that the
or the work which the.,,Lions•s?v....
are visiting week. At• the request of the committee in
.,,,,:, Mrs. A. Welch 'of TorOlitd is a guest charge . of 'the Labor 'Day • celebration
f her •cousin,• Mrs, Frank, Rowed, and in Goderich, the Canadian Legion will
.i.,owed. . parade at both. morning and afternoon
-"'
o'clocks•on TuesdaY evening to discuss
plans for. a seiebratioa. The meeOng
vir
was scarcely over when the news as
• means more that the waving, of flags
and " talk,ing about It. It iny91v.es. the-
worship of God, for it is righteousness
that exalteth a nation, with sobriety,.
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S "GODERIOR1) 0- The, Ottawa cltizeit, in' ti
TO ASIC .11.1V1,0. . ity lie writes 4 daily,eolintin (
,• - -STATIONED HERE- ment when it is iii, seasion an
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g for -crippled Children and War
11 be splendidly augmented.
nners in the Ticket Draw
IrMs for the prizes. Was, made
after Midnight
barrel close- a , •
.i''' marches of the unions. _ .
Jur; and Mrs. .P. W •T ttl f D
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troit visited. over the week -end with Representatives of the committee in
Mrs. M.. Gador. charge ef the day'S events app -eared at
.
Mr. and. Mrs. W. A.. Ooxon of Kitch- the last meeting ef the. Legion and.
, t d • that 'possible reques eas many. as
t ith Mrs E. ' W:
ener were s w
'flashed over the wires at 7 o'clock.
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Immediately sU•ens • shrieked, whistles
blew and bel ls rang, and soon a crowd
gathered at. t e ? quare an a SPen-
- . , a t, .t•d St '
taneous paia e was s ai e . reamers
. -
integrity,' h o d 11 the the
on r an • a o r
elementary virtues included. This is
a day of penitence when we with
humilitY • confess our sins and seek
f
His •he p. -, -
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. IY article .between sessions,
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At the monthly %meeting of the Began with- The .Goderich
, .
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Board of Trade on Monday night -Alec put his foot Ilinal;,
President It Al. Menzies gave a review firk'rung of the 'ladder of k.
f ' th • ' t" T a f -tit B . d ' • ' ' r ' ' '
0 ,e, ac ivi le o . e oar ,_. StaCe -journa ism. when he joined
the previous meeting, With special of 'Ilie -Goderich : Signal
Ira Ann ginunerman ,drew, the
and the winners, • all from
1, were:.,$150 Victory bon11-.-
)yd, with ticket 1718 sold' by
$50 war savings cettificate,
gues .
Carrie last week. , - of thq veterans of,both this and the
last ' war' turn out - President D, E.
;Lieut. Williain Chubb, Mrs..:. Chubb Campbell and the executive of •the
and 'daughter Caroline are viSiting, at c Legion have, as a consequence, ex-
the home of Mit. ehubb's-grandinother,
of white Davey shoWered frdin honki ng
carsani
, 'd children n, ruc s waymg scene a
dags Made the ,n even mortei
festive ene..i. As th ingnprforgoresstehe
I: Yreonv'e
hundreds o Pl'9913d 11
whose. Who Made _the' Great Sacrifice
On this momentous occasion, . we
think of our gallant and beloved (lead
.who made. the sacrifice for justice
as
reference 'to ,,,,the establishing of the over twenty Years, ay. A
tourist information booth. ' , ai a -half years - with The
. Chairmen of „committees wete an:- was. with 'The London Adve
tm
noeed TR
ural .folloWs ural telations, tout and a -half year* .then
ad;
R. Clement . (6003) •,. $25 W:S. •
tes-,L.- . B. P. Du, PurbY- (7026);
,s, certificate -Mrs. OhEl4c.s
2367) ; $10 s,W.S.. Certificate, -
c,
illiam Medd (1700), $5 W,•••
te-lVirs. S. Allen- ..(•9709.). .
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.cket- drawfl forthe door prize,m
.ming .pool, nambeted 15089,,
• clainaed. . . . •
hour, on the hours•tickets were
or prizes ..
for $5* do.: The 9 :
me Was -won by Ha.rbormaster
MacKay. % The 10 and 11
orizes were not claimed,. and at
d to claim the
k no one aPPeare . • .
lder of the ticket
:es . The , ho . :. .
claim- it
lad to be present to . . .
tended ,an urgent invitation to all ex-
Mrs. g. videan.: • „- , servicemen to gather - in the• morning
Miss Christine Rohertson, of Whitby, at 'Victoria Park in order to take part
is spending. holidays at 'her old home in the parade. ' 'Details' of the affair
in Colborne township. have not yet been Worked out, but it
. Mr. and Mrs. James Videan- De- is expected• that further instructions
troit are the .guests of the ,for er's for the afthrnoon parade Nom be eon.
, other, Mrs. H. Videan. - veyed to the men ,t the 'morning
Mrs. Weeden 1.1nderWbod,. of Erie, gathering, ajid through -the columns of
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Penn.,- was. the .1 guest of Mrs.. Wm. this paper. , - - , • -
hn over tile week-am/7v .----sia Veterans pt- this war. are espeeially
Straca
• . and Mrs. Geo. 33arnett of De- asked to be .out ttS' it is. stated that
Mr
troit were week end guests with. Mrs. something of' especial interest to them
• has been planned. " • • .pire.,
Jos. Brophey, Quebec street. " . - Those Ian unable to walk owing
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Miss . M. R.* and Miss.. al, ailacVicar to wounds or • Other disabilities - will
will attend the millinery openings 111, be earried in motor cars provided for
Toronto next "Monday and Tuesday. the occasiOn.
, ,
Miss A. Cleaver, health
- in - f 'in .
country to see in t le un, ana
the noise,. aountin' at times to sa.
n2 gt t d f la
veritable „dm, mos „con in le or.. ours,
. . Wednesday was ,declared a holiday
and business places were closed up
tight.; even the restaurants for the
most art • 'shut 'their doors. Tlie
m V.
official celebration as planned by the
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Town Council coinmeacAds at....,2 o elock
.
in the afternoon, when a parade waS
formed,' headed by the Sea Cadets and
b i le band. frona • ' Kitchigami ..Camp,
l• g
b •th ifi b i ad and
followed y e re, i g, ,eequip-
ment; the Goderich boys' band, :the
, ,.
a flock of cars.
C 1 dad '
Taw n . mulct ,
d. the walks about the
Crowds: line . .. .
Square and later listened to a -concert
by the band in Court House Ptirk.
and freedom. They gave their all that
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i eity and justice should. not perish.
from the earth. They died for the
freedom pad peace of the world. 'May •
the- God of all qcomfort ' these who.
mourn their loved ote,s.-Harold
„We would aionor those. who fought
.4.
for us'our /leaders, the prime Minister
. - -
of this Dominion, witiston OhurchM
and, the late President Roosevelt- We
,
t f 1 t G f h K• d
ate gra e u o od or t e mg an
- Queen WhO, 4UVe set an ecarople of
devotion to:God: and duty to. the Epa-,
Jesus 'Christ has cast Out • the
, demon . of slavery and some. day the
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demon of war. will be overthrown as
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.visioned by. Isaiah ' and Micah, when
they predicted swords would be beaten
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A. H. Erskine; tourist •and publicity, Ottatva.to Win the staff of•TI
-S, H. Prevett; • industrial,. .R. K. where his - abilities have ea
Wurtele; retail 'merchants, W." • IL steady, advancement: •
Blackstone ; -civle, R. 01. Hays, K:0:;- '...,For •two and tWifIll. year
mPraberships Clayton .Edward, wilth engaged in war work .for th
Blackstote, jr., as iteisistant. Governnient.• For. one and a-
, Note WAS taken of,„ the announce- of' this peried he.was private
'tent that S.g. South American will to Hon.. J. T. Thorson, M
'Call at Goderieh on September 7th,Tand. National War Services,. and'
the. Council of the Board was asked Thorsen's appointment ' to
to make • arrongeniehti_. to transnert •checnier Coutt f Can. d h
the visitors . ' ' town. f • ' - ' ' . 9 "a a 'l
up t togs the, hathor. a year an executive .pOSith
It w.as sta ed hat flint $10,000 Was. national salvage diyision. 01
left in town by the passengers on the PaVtinent of 'War -Services.
same ship, on . its visit .here in . jinie turned t(s. The , Citizen and ti
last. • • -
• ' Press GallerY On January .1s
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A rootioia was passed to ask L.. E. • Aleck is the: youngest sc
Cardiff. and 'W. H. Golding, .M.P.'ss' to late .T. P. Eitimes for many Y
their 'influence
Red. . .
Continue Friday Night,
were.over two thousstiad paid.
The, will•be col-
public nurse, •
is on holidays for' two -weeks and is .
,. NORMAN -MILLER• .
visiting her ' home at Burlington. .
* GETS THE GROCERIES
Mr. and. ,Mrs. J. 11, Brennan of , . ,
. . • - Church Service
the Ministerial
Under the auspices of ..
'..4.,ssociation an impressiv.e community
into ploughshares.
On this day of joy and vietorY, let
us, consecrate ourselves anew. • We
can best sere hmtanity by walking
use at Ottawa to have cipal of Goderich Collegiate
H.M.C.S. • "Goderlah" placed" perman- and brother of Miss Esther
entlY at this port as a training ship the staff of Victoria. Public ',5,
when if .i's taken out of commission.
ns. carnival
'night, 'ame
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'Benton
service thankegiv,ing was held in
.
in -way
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a Friday when the 8
1 other• prizes will' be drawn
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Har or Mich spent• he week- • ,
h , s t Prize DraW • Held at Maple Leafs
end with Mr. and•Mrs. G. P. Rumsoy. Garden party on 'Tuesday
. .
Mr.- and,- Mrs. D. J. Patterson lia;Ye With gay decorations of flags, and
. .of
St. Geo - 's church at 7 p.m. The
ige
sacred edifice, decorated with flags and
.0 • . . ,
the of the Commandments and
b . ki fi t th K' d f G d
y see ng . rs e ing ona o .o
and His righteousness." '"
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- , . MRS. ERSKINE'S ADDI3
TOURING CYCLIST - (4 A .1
I . • . OUTST ND NG. GAI
• VISITS GODERICH' • • .•
lentralia band, always a
returned from -a week 'S vacation at bunting, the attractive • summer • home
d'd t the d e the
n wets, was ,erovs e . o e o is, e
•
l3efore the recessional hyran,
• '-• '•
pipe
attraction in Godetich, be
rendering a the favorite
sic gave- a .fine touch of plc-
color to the cainival. '.
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Kalamazoo, Battle Cieek and Detroit of Mrs. Frank Curry' on. Essex street
, Miss Lottle Bentley, of Acton, forni- was the scene of a delightful garden
erly on ' the • staff of Victoria. SchoOl party, onauesday afternoon held under
here, is the guest of Miss . Edith the auSpices of. the, Maple Leaf
' . s' Chapter, OD El Despite a Clown.pour
Sea Cadets and.their officers occupying
.
the froat pews.. .. •
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. • d b
The service was coo ucted y the
rector, Rev: W. H. Dunbar, who ek-
tended 'a special welcialhe to the Cadets;
t,"0;a••
xi ch • t• • s id. ,, - • ,..
wat , , ris ian - 0 len., . _was ..smis,
Rev. W. H. Dunbar expressed a13-
predation to Eels mr. Tianes; to Lieut
Charlton, ,"who brought the cadets. and
bugle band to give color to the
Mr . . . . i , regent,_•p
, , 8 C X Re'd
. An interesting visitor in town over a. busy Meeting of 4..hrneek
-Wednesday night ,this. week was. Mr, I.O.D.E ' 111 - ' aft
., on • onday af ern;
ern
c., B.' Raynham Of VVeston who was ar n • ' ' • ''
ra g,,i, nass,
On a bicycle tour . L av'n'' hi h ' ements were co leteC
on August 4th d h ed' 1 g he eln mg it enny Pair" in the 'Si
an '•
ith the Troop.s
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.Wiggins
it uring the morning, there' was•
Mrs. il. • Strachan and. soni Harry, fr- fill d • '
of Cleveland, 'Ohio, spent the last two air y good, attendance, and all en-
• . d th t'
• jOyed the tea serve on e por ion
_..
the members ' f the 'T C n-
and to.o le ON% n ou,.
11 h p esent The Recession-
c Tv G wPre, r, • . • . ,
al" was beautifully sling as an anthem,
. . , .
_service,"
d A th • d T
an o e Mayor an own .Council
for -their 'attendance. . • • '
The Celebration Continued..
ea mg east e a rink. The co-operatiOn ;of
?
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1 isited Kingston, Montreal,. Ottawa, Club has been assured, and i
Perth, Peterborough; Barrie -and Owen to haVe a band in attendanee,
Sound; from which last-narned Point he committee f "
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Kenneth. Lae Maire, l't•C.•41-0,..,
nt stationed at Bournemouth,
,r in a letter. to his mother,
• LeM•aire, • expresses sincere
a for the cartons .of cigarettes
dm by the Goderieb. brtesanchthat . of
[Winn L,egien. He sta
me at ' a 4tiiiie. wilen it was
le fok him to purc.hase them.
S to ' return home in the near
'
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Officer Wilfred Greenwood,
Ltrivedhoine.-on--TuesdaysniglItS
spend a thirty day leave with
ter, Mr. Herbert Greenwood.
been stationed at ' Halifax as
weeks with. Mr. and Mrs. W
, 311'
Strachart
. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. BeaCbm, of .Strat-
•
ford, are at their summer residence at
P.ort Albert for the 'remainder. a the ,
holiday t '
erm. . • . 1 - • ,
Mra Albert ' Ferguson of . Morden
.
Man., spent last.week wit , is bro er
Archie who has- been in Alexandra
Hospital , _ .
since isetoruary. .
Mr.., and Mrs. G. -E. Rowed of Lon-
den have been visiting the former
- owed and Mrs -...--pole
brother, Mr. Fra ,
RoWed.at. their Cottage -at Beim:killer; ,-----"
Mr. and Mrs.. A. m. Jiitid, of•London,_
and Mrs. P. ' W. Price and . Miss
Patricia Price Toronto
„ s .
of the lawn overlooking the blue waters with' Harold Shore. Inking the solo
lake parts in excellent voice.
of the, • .,. .. .
' The, guests were received by Mrs. 3. A spirit of. thankfulness and re-
- • • - - ch dedication seemed to Pervade the
A.• Graharm, regent of . the Chapter
rs. . . ' a e ey- ', church as Rev. joseph janes,-, of the
M R C . WE t 1 and Miss Julia
Lewis poured tea at the. effectively Goderich Baptist oihreb, stood at the
arranged teatable, centred with a bowl lectern and in .quiet voice preached
'
g y . , . the•-sernion. He chose as his text, "0
of bri htl colored 'gladioli' They
were assisted by ..the young daughters give thanks unto the Lord, for He
.., is good; for 'His )aiercy endureth for
of the members.
ever " . 4
A hOlne-baking table was soon sold • , .
rt. is fitting s
out by Mrs. H. McNee, Mrs. )3. Catch- and right to give than
and Mrs. Bettiger. Pretty articles to God for victory over a cruel. and
k- were -retailed- -by-Mrs.-
:I -if :falleY-IvM G et '-falsinger relentlessenetay,"_ Ms. • janes'declared:-
- M., Graham, ,,, I'S. "It is not a tivie tor avg.sting, -Titit for
de le ' K.. Ho ' thanksgiving' .: and joy:'-' The God of
-Sirs: 13. al. Veal an i rs.., p- . , , . ,,,,_..
Mason. Lovely gftrden .flowers were • -
•A huge bonfire lighted under the'
aaspices of the Town Council attracted
a: crowd of close to 3000 people to
Victoria Park. High. above• -,..the fire
and suspended fi•om a •Pole„ an 'effigy
of Hirohito, Emperor of Japan, was
burned. The band- was in attendance,
and flaines from the ,fire lighted tp the
park and the surrounding area. It
s
last embers were extinguished by the
.,
fire brigade: , .
%lie cpncluding feature of the cele-
_
bration program, of .the dayo.a. street
dance on the Sqnare, where the road
-NV-OS- reneil off, -was "kept tip - -MAU 'Mid-
night. - • - .
• . ,
b'
s or games, Ingo,
wheeled doWn the' Biue :Water. High- appointed.; also for the mai
• s
way to G.oderich. This morning - he the Penny Pair,'for which g
"
left .for Sarnia; from wfueh point .he have been secured. •• • '
would. turn east 'for hOme, via London I 'order-' - . -
, n to encourage the
"completing his 1400 -mile circuit at the of the band, -11, donation of
week end • He averages 'about ninety votedto the boys' band, as p
miles a . day. - ••• .' educational work of the .Ch,
• He MS"' it special C.C.M. six -speed . Mrs. J.. LeMaire, War 'Se:
bicycled • • li" '
. an calms is own tent, -a vener; asked for goods used
cookstove, and a camera.• He IS an preferably woollens, t b d
0 0 o)
official tire tester for the ; Dunlop ing a campaign for these arti
Company and since 1929 'has. Overed •
, , . , , .c ... sored by the 'Lions Club fro]
.7,0,-,000 ,mileS. . . , • -1st to 15th., for overseas relie
Mr. Baynham is of the lean, ,sinewy A letter Was read from the
type, 'and -attriblites- his 'energy and -music C- - - ---- - ' '
lub . expressing, ap
good. condition to "clean ' habits • and of the scholarShip of $25 (14
a decent mind." He had. praise for the Chapter. to the eirl•
.. ,
uctor'in the Gumiery School.
travelled . areund -the.
the service of the navy durkng
• -
of are ,guests
er ivir,„, and,,Mrs. 13; H. McCreath at
Metesetimg park.. . -
Mr. and ..,,ITS, John Galt, of Montreal,
Mrs It M Menzies 'and one . . .
Sold .by . . • , - , . .
of the. busiest places was the fortune-,
telling/booth -in charge df. Mrs. W. F". A . .-eamp
. *. : - .• '
Saunders. THE W II
the- Goderick tourist camp at. Harbor
Park, and says it is the best -equipped
he hag seen yet. - '
_.•
obti
highest marks in Interiaedi
classes at the FeStivaI of •11M
scholarshi was 'wort b ' n •
P ;I' CY ti
4e•-• . • .
-±Park H ' ' •
ate theHouse and will remain
, ,H.OME .FROM . •
. The Outstanding feature of the after-.
. •
• 'OBITUARY
who also expresSed .her ths
letter.
-,-----, ,
has. Kemp received word .on
in -Goderieli at least for •some months.
'
.
. , , . .
noon was .the draw for $15 worth of , • ,
PTE. WILLIAM
_
., ,•
, A. most iateresting
that' his brother, Sgt. 'Wm. H.
-ould .arrive in. Toronto on. that
r 'spending two -years4overseas.
Mr. Galt- has retired after over forty
,years in the service of the .Bank of •
Montreal. ' • • ' .
,
S .. • C. ' .. f 1 d *:
gt. and Mis. . Adatts o . on im
' for Which; tickets had been . .._ . . HARVEY
groceties . ,.. iste. William Harvey of the Royal
sold. Mrs. Frank Curry sslrew the . )
- Canadian Engineers, was the first re-
lucky ticket which was held by County
' • .. -: ., turned man to receive a welcome,Juider
Clerk Norman Miller.
• PAX GEORGE DOWRER •
PilOt Meer George Dowker, FLO.
i .
A.1., is another gallant. Goderich air-
man who has arrived home. He was
.
. , JOHN GILLESPIE . -.
.4 fine old gentlemot, John Gillespie
of Vhitechurcln•passed away on Thuts-
• ,, paper
standing Gardens 'was rea4
A-.- Hs -Erskine, in which m•el
made. of .the garden• of l
described '
• I -,
were recent guests with the latter s
the new System inaugurated V the
a prisoner of War for over a yeur
day, .August.9th, in: hiS tinetieth
b Y Kate Douglas -1
"Mrs.
',Riley..
. .
civic committee
,in
Gerinany. is •son
year
Wi ggs of Cabbag(
SOFTBALL •
•
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. B.
Sgt.' Adanis has just returned •from
• •
•
'
welcome ,.:_r, Through the
kindness of Conductor Herbert •Chick,
He a of Mr. G. N..
Dowker, . Wellington street. He was
. .
lip was well. knol-vn throughout the
distriet 'halt* taken an active part
, . • •
,)the
those- a ' '
t Aklavik, or Ne
Liternational Peace 'Garden,
. .
:ARBOR ONE UP '.,
overseas, •Where he. served. in France,
Holland' and Germany:
AT •T TERPRONT
- . '..
- • •
the arrival of the yelling soldier was
learned 'through. a Message. advising
., ... .
taken prisoner while flying over enemy
territory on March 18, 1944, and was
ia,pnblic' affaire • He was a " enib
„ , , . . na er
of the . Township - Council of East
garden at Iltunilton and the
St: Croix 1 '
r• SOFTBALL PLAYOFFS
F/0.. Herb Davidson 'and Mrs.
recently
that he wag Oil board the 02,R, train
Arrivals of the week at the Goderich due to arrive at 1 p.m. on •monday.
•
liberated -on may 1, 1945. He said
, •
Ile, was well treated and added,: "1
Wftwatosivq,or twenty the years, as
.
and reeve, . faithful
p anted by du IA
Poutrincour
.t. Hearty appl
ky Harbot and Clinston teams
meh won their group 'in the
and son Kenneth re-
tnined from Vancouver, where WO. '-1.0
Davidson had -been doing Patrol duty,
• , .
no
d ' H •1. Hindman • Mayor D. D. Mooney was o hand t
elevator: Satur ay, , own( . , . _ . . . , . , ..
- 000 bus. ' wheat; •Sanday, A. A. give , a civic welcome to the iad, and
• • f the I Is' es"'
w as one 0 e uc 3 en, . , •
PAL Dowker enlisted - in SePtcliber,
,coun,cillor and a
member of Chalmers Presbyterian
church and 'later of the putted ciiiireb,
ace 'd d M. D I,' .
oi e • I's, 4 rs -ine as
eluded.' . ' • • .
League, the first gamy in the
e-out-of4five. series between the
layed at Vicioria Park
3 was p .
ay evening:" The Sky Harbor
ith . Tommy Briggs On ., the
ad 'Charley Till bellind the bat,
iltehed for 'Clinton'suntil re
h
' nedy in the sixt . -,-
ore;
IL5 IL E;
, -000020201-
'bor 200510 0 0 x-8 9 0
and are. vlsiting Mrs. Davidson's par -
'mats, Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Cook. •
' .1 •
' Mr. ohn Wood, of PortColborne,
is in toWn this week visiting his par-
ents.' Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Wood. He
has Soldlhe hotel Which he had Con-
ducted' for ten years at Port Colborne
In il has archased anOther in the same
i P , , ,
town . „ .,
• 'Guests with Mr. and 'Mrs. 'Fred,
. Murney last week were Miss
.. - • .
manor).- ..aiurney, Miss Margaret
S ' d NI Charles' P' f T '
lean an r. Pierce 0 • 0r-
} 120000 b 8,:barle .and. screen.
Iud .1;4%jommoirs
Stu ' b 1 102 000 bus
ings; J. ay, ._ ar ucc, ., .
rye ;. Tuetcla V. V. Massey, 110,800
b barley and heat • Thursday (to..
Us. ,.._ 5, .
0 bus wheat
AlgowaY, 247.,,,,9 _ .,, . ,
and oats. '---,„• • -
The training ship Haideesarrived 'on
•
Monday . evening from Midland_ and
with the yacht Shirl is b'eing employ U
in the training of the Sea Cadets jfrJtu1y,
camp at Ritchigami. The Haidee is
a 65 -footer with twin Diesel engines.
Both Ilaidee and Shirl are away today'
h • ' "
on a training cruise to Grand Bond,.
R.. 1V1. Menzies, president Of the Gode-
rich Board of Trade 1 •- t
, a.so was presoi .
Th .f 11
e am y car with,thes yonn, ,oldier's
parents, afr, and mrs. sidne r•• arvey,
and members of hiS filthily Iva at the
static)" t takeh* t his h ' ,ii.*ch
a, aa um o, s ome, w , i
was ec r I ' c
d o ated with flags and NS el onie
J, .
Home streamers. • •
Pte. HarVey enlisted at London in
1)44, • and went overseas in the
-S1t,s,•me year, -mid served in England and
}Mtn ml..._ He had a. pleasant - vo . _
home and, neither going over nor re-
tun ng d 4
t .. i i h suffer •
from seasickness,
1940. •••Iiis brother, Soni. Frederick
D -1- • R CN V R i -o is s endin •
ow ,ei, • • • • , a b_ p g
a leave at Us home here. .
- He has been
on .eonvoy duty, and. had -volunteered
.for tile Pacific. Another brother
Ca tarn' Arthur .B. DO k •
p . „ ., we3.., who re-
en 1 - was awarde th NI r :
e t 3 d e ilita y Cross
for valor at Boulogne last September,.
has been overseas since the spring of
1941. •
CPL. COLIN AVSTERBEICRY •• • '
teAt,....CP.lin -Mister-
, .. sui,...„.9111
berry son of , Mr. and Mrs. •Charles
' b . Brock° 1 ' d
mister erry,street, arr ye
Sixty-four ears a o h ' ' d -A.
B '
alley of Lucknow Who suivive8 him
' ' -•-:,.....,- •._ • '
with Vil 0 SOLIS, WWII. of wnitechurch
and Charles of. Toronto, and a daugh-
ter, Mrs Charle Marti (C th• '
., • s n a ern:Le),
of , East. Wawartosn, seven, grand-,
" • - , •
childien nd thr g at g d dren
- a • ee re - ran &II .
Thefuneral was held f the f '1
, s.roni, e ami y
residence on " Satiirday, Rev. 111: G.
Newton (Melding, assisted by Reventry.
A., IL Wilsen and Rev, W. .J. 'W' •
att .
‘Tbe,..iiiterineatz„liai jp.„Zingliwil_cOrge4
tery, the allh a
- - ' p, e rers ,beitg William
Dawsou; John
-..,. ., =Ds LE
I.01 .KAC.g FOR,.YOUNG
• :. . . . -
.,• • • ' ' --"---• '
The first race for young 1
held b the G ' h II ' `
by e °cleric omial
Club over the week -end. It i
r , di
Stratfo 4 a stanee of
4 - .
miles, and wag won: by P. J
The birds .were lib(
9 a m and the first bird art"'
• • • 1
at + 10A)51/2. This Was a very ,
'tit Youngsters. B. Jerry. wa
,.„.. • -.
10.tmtPeachey.3rd 4th-
•
onto; Mr. and mrs. James Brooks,' of
-- - •
,e
He brought baek Diitch
from 'Sunday
Craig, Malcolm , Ro s,
and ,, al
'5th
1,1JSSELS GIRLS WIN •_. ,
iderieti girls' softball team lost -Brooks,
- , .
'Jo the BrusSels girls. tealn at
Woodstoek, and Mt. and Mri. Thomas
,, Of Ottawa. ..
.
SALVATION AltlyIY PICNIC
An enjoyable . time was spent by
several coins
,, . , . ,
secured' iu Hollaod; which he describes
4 18 a very beautiful country.
home, overseas on .night.
His Pareats met him at Stratford after
hisreturn to Canada on the
,.
1b• t Paterson E• S h I d
er, + Ara e o z an
fit; Farrier... .
• • •
Johnstonat 10.06%1 Pet
at 1'0.07; Jerry .7th itt 10.071/41
8th, 9th anc1,10th,. and Le
Ilakk on. 'Friday night last.
;sels• girls are experienced and
and showed superior „style
s 19-5
ut. , The score wa , .,.
Mr; and, Mrs, Harry .Peardon, a
Windsor, • spent last week-etil with.
the latter's Aster, Miss Jean .Lliasson-
On their return they were accOm led
• pan ,
by Donald McMillan and Harry Pear-
children and adults at the Salarati6T
Army picnic at Harbor Park on August
7th 'Races and ames aseramble and
' • • g '
a bountiful limp. made up the program
for the afternoon. - Results ef: the
His parents had gone to London to
meet ,him on "Sunday after receiving
infOrmation that lie would. arrive
tl • • ' - ' -
iere, and the word from the -committee .a
of nis. pending arriVal on Monday
"Alcantara." He 'enlisted • five years ••
ago, and Spent three years •and three
months with the R.C.A.1.0 overseas as
b f b.' '' B el d 6
membei o t e u a o squa. r.n,
'servings as an engine mechanic on
, ..
' - • 4OHN MeCLINCIREY-
, • .
' A resident* of •Stanley township prat-
deafly all his life,, John MeClinchey
passed-.1away on. Monday afternoon. at
The next raCe will be from I
.
The . old bird series ifinisl
Ernest F'eachey 'ivinnin th
in 3' 'g
with 4380- Do tsohn
. ston
with 505 Pitbiado
.
don; jr., who had . been Donald's . guest
races and ether contests were as fol-
.
was relayedto them that morning.
Beaufighter and other • types
the home 02 his nieee, ' Mrs. Gordon
points; .:
.•-e20; '
0 ING ,,
here for We' past ten `daYS. • -
'Visitors with 1ir8.... M. Black, New
Mr1Xrs.,0, It. Martin,
lews; ' Sand 'tray', 5 years and •-under,
Da•Vid. Gower, Sohn Goiter,•• boys' run-
,
,.,. . lEILT....,SGT. -fikIRT, HUCHINS , '
, other arrival from overseas. Is
of air-
craft chiefly engaged '. in attacking
enemy Shipping, He will be home on
pedour, Nelson street! after , a. long
illness, in his .seventy-fifth, year, He
farmed in
Baker 4th, Ladd 5th,
number os the birds in ' tli6
are not 'home yet '.
• . .
gate street.; and
ning, raee,' Donnie •Goadard. Howard'
,Ilit.-Sgt, Bert nuckins, Jt.CA.r., who
thirty days' leave -before reportings, at
his native township until
.
r teams played. In the Irish
pen tournament of the' Oode-
ding- Club on Ationday night,
ras represented by -four teams,'
by three, 'Seaforth by one,
tiling twelve teams being from
. elub. Roy Sparling's team;
'
nton • wem ',first prize. Tha
rulers were, all. of Goderich:
Bob and Barbara, Of Detroit;* Mr.- and
Mrs. g. Chtunney and:Virginia Mlle,
of Windsor, Mr. and MM. 3.'Glever. of
Toronto ; . Con. Stapleton and sister.
Mrs.* Paul Aitkins, of Detroit, ;
. Mr. J: P. Craig, with. Mr.,. and, Mrs. -Dilly
jack Ckalg, of Barrie, Spent , a. -few
. i . •
days in 'Ooderich. while on a4,Motor
trip 'through Western Ontario. Mr., J.
Erlwhids; girls' running ,race, Dolores
Goiver, Pauline niit; girfs' shoe race,
Lucille Daer, ICathleen 11111; boys 10
years and• andel% Clarence ater,, Joe-
Daer, ; girls • and boys kicking the shoe,
'Edwards, Kathleen Hill; . drop-
ping the spoon, Mrs. D. 'Willis, MrS. 3"..
McBrien; objecerace, Major 3'. Crake,
Ursa .1t. Goddard; kicking the slipper,
was met at' Stratford by his parenta,Toronto.•
CoUricillar J. E. Iluckins-, Mrs. Huekins,
and •Iiis-kz• lie,' the fortier Betty, Rootlf,'
early Mo day • morning. ....,En,‘ relite,
after dis naharking on the arrival of
the "Aleantara," Pit; -Sgt. iluckins rest
his 'brother, Reg.; at. Toronto and they
spent . two hours together.- The' latter
was returning , to the navy " base at
., . - .
• ' -
Cpl. Austerberry expressed high
praise for the service rendered. by the
Red 'Cross and *Canadian Legion, and
is deeply grateful for parcels , sent byMrs
the Rebekah Lodge and,,, the Goderieh
overseas 'parcel committee. - Ile waS
born at Stratford, but had lived in
Goderich for a number of years.'
overtaken bY illness. He Was a son of
the late' james-and Jeannette -Routilt
, . . . . - •
+1cOlinehey,. and never married: , He
'
was a inember et 'the .„Anglican, church.
aa field a d f' • t 13 y , ri is surprod by a ,sister,
a brO
,,,,s4; . Ellen- anhuSton and a h If- • ' -
',.'.17' William Mcclinehey, both, of
t; 'Mot • -• *, .• -
' ' - .. • -,' . .1 •
The funeral service,- conducthd by
Eton. jOhn. II. Sturdy of
in. •• • -h
v mai Govertnnent of askt
vitas in toWn falVer .tlie Week
on leaVink for'Regina V$7a8 ace
by ,Mr. Murray .Kernighan of
. -
who may enter Alm servic(
Saskatchewan Ooy:ernment !
_. .- •
oteetleiVe capaeity-. * •
•
Iii. Trice, , W: New-
P.,,„Qraig was born in -Ooderieh. and
MrS. S. Mention.. Lieut. M. Partner;
CornWallis, N.S,, after a thirty-dayj
•
Rev. W. H. to.unbar, Was held on Wed-
4 .,
,MeNce,-
. , It. Bisset, .T. 11: Linder,
rd
Lean; 4th, B. G. Sanderson,
got a great deal of pleasure in, meeting
some • Of the resident.t. ' • Ile
throwing the hat, Mr., W. Venus,- Mrs,
leave at his home here. ' .
*Fit
.
.,r'te. Wm, 13arloW,i .,.9 on bi, :ars. win.
'street,
a •
ern
nesd y af . t t 00 ey
' t 'oort a he 33 • I fun -
er--a home Interment toOk '
DEMIMUM
......m......
cHwan, Oeo. .5th;
older . .n.
established a reeord for lengthy
Goddard.
• -
-SgtHue
. kins ,enlisted in 1040
•thh,-sanie
Barlow, Newgate arrived home
'Monday
i
- linee i it
Hayfield semetsrv with the following
• .
_ , . ,. • .. - ... ,
rreSented With Watchts.--t
.SymontTal
tslie, 0, 331.acki Sos. Swagleid.' its
.., , , , . .. „ , , •
.serviee
Mayor of Barrie,-Aiaving oecupied„
that office for . ' ,
' TUC WEATIIEW . '••
4
' '
aild vent oversells year: II4
.
returned" in 1043 and was stationed
'
on after spending almost fonr
Years overseaslie it., rriv ea i n a, oront o
" . '
- . - ------7---; as pallbearers ---- - • orman Stevett
acting '
son, Harry Ilayter; Lorne
• , - • . •
miRler Sunior Club, emnposed
merObers; held
kl,10411-,--COLCLOUGH
eight .years,
Mrs. • X41116 BlYgatto MSS CYfitilia'
TemperatureS of the .past week in
Goderi,011, with those. of the correspond.
at No.12 V.P.T.S.,.., Sky Harbor, as ttn.
instructor... Ile. Weaved his wings
on, n g ,
Sunday1 ht *
Armstrong,
jack ArmStr ng • William Armstrong
a the Meld gath
evening of August
aiianse" ot Metropolitan tutted
London, on , MondaY, , AUgUst
V: Wm. 1). MacNiven per
40 preniOny uniting -In mar-
la Pearl Colelongh, daughter
ad Mrs. N. WColelottgli, of
and Williani Earl. Haskell, ter
,,
Mygatt, Mrs. Luey Morey and datight' ing
ter,, Miss jane Morey, Detroit, were'
visitors in Ooderiely this week, and ,
with Mr. and Mrs: Andrew .13recken-
ridge, of Chicago, were guests at, 'Old
British Hotel. Mrs. Mygatt, is a, (laugh-
of late Mr. and' Mrs.
week a year ago, as otlicittuy -te-
corded, Were, as f,ollowsl- .„
' ' • * i.1045 • 1044
. • - - Max.' Milt Max*. Min.
Thurs., Aug. 0 77 57 87 . ti't
PA, Attg. 10 '82 ,58 93 01
•
at
Aylmer in September,' 1944, and 're.
turned to England in. the .Satrte month.
. Ile . is glad to be back in Canada.
"I have put the roots;gloWn,in Goderieh
and I'll leave them Them"' be declared.
lie had the additional joy ,of receiving
ENO . 0 N ED .. '
A.GEMET ANN II C
The . engagement 18 announeed„ )f
Delores. Patricia, only daughter of Mr.' '•,)?
and -Mrs. William 11 VoSter, Vort Wit-
Ham, Ontario, to Ur. George Albert ,ft.arth,
Gauley,' son of Mrs. William Gulley
,,,,,,i yit....,...1,, At note.; m,....... mi,,,, 4 G......,..
"A"A":„'"-;,..,:.".`-'"41.'""z* 4-ucHduvwcx"
tutY,,,7,„„w'''
"'"'"1.'" ; it, Greer and :Russell
' per. 17rie s attended Irma 'S
' ea-
Clint it, rtaYfielq' 211V1ell anti
oderich,
44...
tWO %.,016. 'Of the 13erunilIer CO
who (1 e tl '• i4 I.
3.1-libes",, /1.,Cia(i 1111 -Viat.frtirs4
the two uest ()o.f b dr
with Utflovaswri 1
at-watehm ,
them had served tour
r. and Mrs. Wm. Haskell of
The couple left on a trip in
'a 4.114 Torohto bilore taking
acelug
'tk*, •
.the „David,
Wilson, and was at one"thne a teacher ,Stm.,
The old St: °Andrew's raid school.
Mr daughters Are betli on the teach-
staff of Detroit •schools. ' "
Sat„ Aug, 11 .J0'; , 02 80 14'
Aug, 12,„80 07 .• 84 , 00
Mon., Aug. 13 ..'85 • OS ,88.
Tues., Aug. 14 -81 . 71 ' 97
Wed., Aug. 15 -74 50 • ,01 , 117
' . '
it.' welcome from ltia little twenty.
month' daughter Roberta, whom
lie hail haerseen, gig other (laugh-
ter, jean, was eintally glad to see her
daddy. • • . ., „
'
and -the late Mr.Alauley of' Goderich.
The wedding will, take ,place on -
Sent:ember 3rd in Vt. Vatrieles Roman
Catholic elturch, Port Wiliittm,, On
tarlOc- ' • ' •Goderich,
.
. , . - ,
*COUNTY COMM PICNIC .„
Ituron County omen via, .loid
the annual picnic . in' itarber Park,
ou Weilnesdar, Auttrott '211.
rearS. 1
On a. rev' • - 1 ,A13 '
1.).(teaP.Pri . Cm
flIV,a,s10 rented, Witil, it watel
I u Wu' Itmeh the, menin
with the tine irg ef
"God
tri.., Of •+
ion
lune
Stoe4Sy
old
ne
tutent
h bort as
•and bis
are now
t paper,
Sign of
Tatung -
s reached
n.
to, the,
for years
of the
WO pro-
nt news-
tary
or -
the staff
capae.
Parliti,,*
it week-
,
On the
uccess
...the staff,
Aeporter
ter two
Signal he ,
41Ser. for
• went to
e
'lied him
he 'was
F• ederal .*
alf years.
seeretarY
ister of
after Mr.
the,
-shad •for •
the:
the De --
He te-
e 'Ottawa
, 1.94a. •
n of tne
earls prin.
Institute,
Flume, of •
kthaoL
ESS
ENS"
,
sided at
Chapter, '
On, when
for bold-
est street
he Lions
t is hoped
• Various
were
featare;
od prizea
members
50was -
art of the'
pters .
vice con -
clothing,
ated dur-
cies spoil --
October
f.
Goderich
reciation ••
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