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: 4 LIVIES'LLE
Q-ionit$V LLE, June 21 ---lir.
and Mrs. Charlie Iitivis,_ . of Vann
cower, B:C., .have been visiting
Mr, aid' Mrs,, J. Huller _ and other
,relatives in the vicinity. rt is
thirtywnirle years since 'Mr. Lavis
;Was here; .so e sees `many changes.
Miss S. Aeb son aCconipnn led
friends on 'a motor trip to Fruit-
land on Monday, and- visited Mrs.
•i.. Calbick, • •
,. , Mr.• 'and Mrs. Bill liCC'linehey,. of
14441d0i,' spent thea- week -end with
• relatives In the village. •
Mibsiorary reg>tam;o--The June
i aeeting `:of the W.A. and )1114 1.0;•
was .held, ,at the blame of Mrs.
Mtn Mirith, 4,vith .4 good attendance.
Tlie missi(>nary program was: in
charge- of: Airs. W. Yeo. Mrs. E.
Grigg and -. Miss llioliy Finlay
favored with a duet, and WI inter-.
esting talk wa.$ given by. Mrs.
Ta v ever . on lwr visit -Jo the -Jac1(
Miner 1toint„ at " Kingsv111n, . which
is- now being opertzted:by his.stits.'
It wan decided to cancer tlie :AngriSt
t1►eetiug.,.The \V.A. pitta (111 hold-
ing an, ice c=ream *social 1;1 the early
lin " of the summer. Lunch Wits
served 145 the hostesses, Miss Ache-
son and Airs. M4eMath. •
.&I.ri3URNt June 21,,, -Hiss d`ea'm >tnd t
Anderson o1; 'Watford visited rex
*uotber, Mrs, W. T. Rebisoan: .91/07the w Qgk-end.
r,',"hadMrs, Wilfred Kinab;au
es.
Air: and Airs. Gordan Poble one,
Saturday.
\ir,•"nucl :s. Goo, "Slnith and sou,
of'ertreeve, Sask., are visiting the
foruxer's .sister, Mrs. Thos, Aicl�hee,
and Mr. MChee.'
lair,
and Airs. Wellington Good
attended the Tliolnpsou reunion at
Seaforth on Saturday:
Mrs% Chas. • ,Scott is visiting
friends at Kitchener and .Galt.
"t'isito1s with Mrs. J.-A.rtliur ou
Sunday were ..Air. an(l'Itirs. Harry
tiglilt•t; l�i�-•ti�tl��rs.�wZn�a,11xC-
britt ,of—Zurieb .. { . v
•' 1ir."-and Mrs, Mercer. of Long
Beach,_ C'11„'-ntt'lled.. on 1A.:. 13, a C:
Weir, and J'ns. Medd' last "week.
Airs, _,Mercer IS the former Lillian-
I,ev *, 'daughter of Misi4olin Levi
and the late Tam Levy. of .the 8th
concession: of Colborne. The Levy
family.- moved .to. -California mangy,
'years ago. ,
The` ftub(rrrc Rook. --The . com-
mittee in chargeof the book
".`Reminiscences of Auburn” still
-have st number of, copies available.
.An one wishing a .cppy"can obtain
one at: Ralph'. D. Munro'a,•or Gordon
R. Taylor's store. •
A Broken Hip. --Mrs. Win. Ander-
son ,suffered a broken hip when
she fe'il at the home of a neighbor.
She was taken"by ambulance to the
Goderieh hospital for an X-ray,
•ret rnto les . onsibie: OiTkr en
:e�e�eda u p .
Because
_...Was thought advisable. to
have.: her rexnaved u'L4nilort
hospital to have the set. Her
daughter, Mrd. Pord04 McClinchey,
accompanied her to London.:
Newlyweds honored. --».k "shower
e +01(S a .s tl'.
on' Friday. evening in honor: !of'.Mr.
:ant} Mrs', • Eddie Nicholson', newly
weds.. :At . au appropriate bole b1r
and 1lrs, 'Nicholson.were Balled tO
the fro11t and ;Jack Armstrong read.
all address extending coogr'atu1n
tions"arid best wishes , ml Jewel
McClinc'liey* presented- them with a
;pUrse ole money. '1 'ddle "tin -behalf
of • his wife and 'himself ,thanked
his!—friends' for their kind` gesture.
Luneia, *With Wedding • .eake, wasp
served: Music. ,was , supplied by
local latent. • {, •�. .
:' Vomen's ' jnstitute: -. The' K:W`o
men's institute- flet' in , the FQr--
e'sfers' 9411 Oni Tuesday,: with the
new president, Mrs. Alpert- Qanap•"
Bell, in charge. . .Several. "thank
yin'.' ,'letters were. read. ' The. •fol-•
.lowing committee was `(appointed. to
make .arrangements for tag
Airs. Archie Robinson, Miss Viola
Thompson and Mrs,M-
Straughan. ...It was decided to have
an exchange table at the August•
Meeting, with .. Mrs. Ted East and
Mrs. Harold Gross in charge.. Mrs.
Geo. Sturdy and 'Airs. Lawson were
appointed •a committee to ,bur gifts
for members,. of the `Institute who
Mere'. array, the gift. not to exceed
$2 in cost. Mrs. Rabt. Chamney
gave a comprehensive report of the
district 'annual uiPeeting,g recently
hemi at St. Helens. A duet was
rendered l)11 \irs. Fred .Plaetzer and
Airs. Geo. Million. :airs. Gordon
Taylor favored .with • n piano in-
strumentaii••''and Mtors. Chas. East,
con&ibuted a reading. The roll
call was . anstvet•ed with "Your
fa10l its 'highlight of report." The
Jn1,v1'0-ting will. be ''chidrei's
day," with:ii picnic at Harbor Pttrk, •
(oderich. Th(,: inseti'a; (lnsetl~ �vit:1►.
the National Anthem. Lime'', WftS
served by the hostesses, Airs. C.
;M. Slranghan;:..Mrs. Win. •lIaggitt,.
M1 s. 'Lon. Irwin, airs. 1=I.• Mogridge,
Mls'. Val., Roberton (1181 Mrs.. Gree.,-
Bean.
hotter, held u .>neetill#g $* tbe'' own,
Hal OA' TUresdAY • e.VD411")g. • The
speakers wore Mr, Ja les • Sc*ttf-,
><r. Audrew McLean, the, I4bei'a1
,ean:didate in, .this riding= end the
termer member, fir;. W. x1:. Golding,
Mrs Itud ,51rs• 11e .. Osbnldeston of
To onto: a ;elspendinguolidays with
Mrs.Osbaideston'b parents, Mr. aud.
Airs, Goldie• Newton. •
• Miss Audrey; : Harris. conntuenced
duties in the Bank of l\1ontreai .
Clinton, hist week .
Comniwuty t'ieiuJuly .:5 7,•on
Tuesday` afternoon the Comnlunityp
Club held their June meeting at the
haiuue ofMrs.. Maurlee with
11, good attendance: -.A •(Yuilt WAS
quilted, followed by.' - the .business
part --•hr - Barge ---o2:. the -7 -President,
Mrs: Johne Torranee..�..A- picnic„ was
planned, • Co be held in the 'school'
grounds au July .5th, will) the cow-
nIal11ity invited. A 'picnic lunch,
°•be•. served:. ,Bring along your
.basketand.• enjoy the ,sports.
W.A.. Meeting,. ,'J1he- V.A. - held
their .lune meeting at tris home of
Mrs. R. J. -Mc1lwain, with a 'good
turnout. Quilting was done, fol-
lowed .by the meeting conducted by
the president, Mrs, L. 'Cox, Prayer
Wits offered by Mrs. John Torrance
and the Scripture was -read by tTrs.
L. Cox. The roll call was answered
with favorite strawberry recipes.
It was decided to have a play from
the Blake and, :Hackett churches,•
on ' Jime 24. A • contest .was 'conn
(lilcte(i by Diary .Torrance and read-
ings were given by Mrs. Phyllis
Harrison and Mary. Terrance. After.
the close of the meeting .a. del•icions
lunch was" served- by the hostess
and her helpers, firs. W. Harrison
r>nd MIS. •. M. Hicks:..
Presegtatiori to D e par ting
Teacher..On Tues(Tay evening tl10
oWEN'
SOUND
,GADERICH
I.
r. B'AYrIELD
-GRAND BEND
EFFECTIVE JUNE -24
o 'CONNECTIONS FOR. MAI ITOUI IN
ISLAND AND NICKEL BELT RANGE
• , NO CHANGE •OF BUS
Vacation•bounct? 'Greyhound -Dow gik`es you through service to Grand Bend,
Tobermory •and intermediate vacation -spots. •No changing. of -buses; -You
arrive._ at your destination fresh and relaxed on the samebus1b[i"boarded
at your home depot. You'll find Grrgyhountl your most economical .. .
comfortable .... safest .. . most enjayable. method of travel. And ;rep)enlber,-
Greyhound saves you 15% more by passing onto its.•pass n the
savings effected by repeal of the transportation tax.
(i):4 The Liberal Governmentis now spending $3 for every'$i spent in 1943; obi`
ordinary administration costs alone; _
(2) The Liberal Goverment is now employing 26,000 more civil servants :than
at the close of the war,
) The Liberal Government has passed 20,000 Orders -in -Council since the
end of the war, thus flouting the wishes of the people's elected representa- .
fives,.
..You cia lot • expect .1ow0 taxaceron with t'he Liberal- Govern a it in- power.
Lhave always :ap�preciated:th_e suO:port received in
North Huron and love f aitully done nay best
to deserve: that su art.
• BAYFI'ELD, `June
Church*ard of London is spending
this week at her home .in 'the vil-
1t1ge. , ' ": • •
Mr. Fled Turner of Goderieli was
<t week -end guest of Mr. and .Airs.
Grant Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ferguson, of
London silent the week -slid _with.
theT"f,{iruie1 vi•titlrer, Mks„' J.
Ferguson. �,..,.
-Euget .• ;Sadder of Kitchener,
is Spending this Week the guest of
'
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t1� eltr ('ret , I.c d(n 1.-
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1W(1. ,Teri of Mr.laatd ;44:$,,, TII::I
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, Miss Alien Ifawe of London...is
spending tli'isher siSter,:.
Airs: C. Itoger•s, tint] \Ir.'' Rogers'
Diss. \IcPhedran of Petroli;a.i.iS,,\,
the guest of her. cousin, Airs, .Tt.
H. Scotchmer. •
•We are sorry to roport'that Mrs.
LeRoy -Petit •'underwent a . 1naj 1;
,Clinton _hospital
1 o n . -Fridayoenition 11 I hist. At- the time' of
writing- she is progressing .fav-orr-
• ably.
Clayton Guest of Guelph 'was
ethe guest of Mr. -and Mrs: M. Toms
ver iizf+ -weekend. On his return
he was accompanied :by \Lr•f Gues'
who had, spent the .past ten days:
in the • village, and by Mrs. E.
Weston.
Mr. ,and Mrs. I al. ak1 - Weston and
fnmil3,_of Detrpit .r%e spending ,a.
few days "here this Week:
Miss Betty Loth Larson • of Lon-
don- spent the , week -end with her
parents, Air.. and so l Mrs. {jhorly. Lar-
Mrs. Laverne Morgan and two
children are visiting -in Ottery-ille
thighweek. .
The Liberal party, under the
chairmanship of Mr. •1,10d Hdlg. -
Detroit ,rt=. ... •
Chatham.'::.... . 3.55
Wallaceburg ... 3.55
Kingsville...... 5.65
';LeamingLOn° ... .. 5.90
• GRE,YND ' TERNIINAL;... -
1G1cGEE ' & SONS PRONE 765
thrifty is f he word for the, Cho mpioJn!"i
This fine'Firestone hos $irerything
AO assure longer, trouble-free
qge—at na, extra cost. Drive • in
today cad tet us,puf on Firestone
impious . -Canada's
No. 1 tire. - ,
Gardner Motor Sales,
Phone 234 Godericlf
Victoria. and Elgin ,Sts:
first "parents and teachers evening"'
Wa s f ield• in . S. S. No. L The.„ gather-
ing was much enjoyed by all .•`pre
sent. Tile section was well repre-
sented ;:and the pupils did • their
parts with 'much-. credit - toboth'
teacher,' and pupils. Mr.. Baxter,
music. teacher -for the school, Was
present,- and several of the pupils
-are_ short num•11el:,s on, the, piano.
Rev. F. G. Stotestrnry•gave• a short
talk • which' was .. enjoyed. ' The
teacher, Miss':11 Donald; Who Is
leaving. was presented with 'a Lavery
set of • •silver caandlesticks, by her
'Pupils. She replied, thanking.:t?hem
for the gait and . for their eo-aper-.
atio, ; with her during her -.-two
ye'"•. :here. A ta'sty.. lunch 'was.
served. .. ..
TO INSTALL ' OFFICERS •-
:Installation-;of.new, officers will.
take iilace at the, Lions;-Cltb meet:
ling on . Friday :night. The • annual
financialstatement will be pre-
sentbd. The following reports will
be presented:J3oxirag, J. K. ,Sully; :
carnival, H, Bettger.; perch' derby, '
Wm. MacDonald; welfare work, '
G1eb�--Filsinger.
DRIVE IN TODAY FOR
COMPLETE
. (1) LOWER, TAXATION BY REDUCING SALES TAX;
•(2) ABOLITION ($F' NUISANCE TAX ON R,ADIOS•,.
(3) 'SECURITY IN OLD AGE BUT PXtOVIDING PENSIONS AT.65 TItOUT
¶1
' A MANS ST; - •
(4) RESTORATION OF LOSS' MARKETS FOR CANADA'S •AG:R1CULTIJR-
ALL PRODUCTS, ... p
(� JUNE
—VISIT OUR, NEW STORE ON THE BQUlC&E—
TOYES.. & HOT WATER IIEATERS..
'SUITAALL-FUB,
ESSOTANE'S "NEW WAY OF LIFE"
JUNE 27
/EC DE now that -:nothing
JU is—going. to- sty ou from
casting 'your vote, o'n ' flection'
• Day .:. nitric. -rain, nor Pres-
/ sure of business, nor the thought
that your vote isn t nuortant.
...._..... � -
It is important! Down through,,
the .lona cavalcade of.histdr
.. -. .. Wim.._
w and , thr9ugh . two terrible wars
in this century—men have fought
and dyed' tb win and hold ,our
pi celess'''heritage .. . the right
to vote in freedom, for r thf
leaders ofd our choice.
,e.'We can matte lnimcdiaae delihery `
Terms; ititgiget. 'lit" 'des creek
� N EESSZ COltaallAirn A
SSC►CIMION..: