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i43[(SL ES.'U'ILLE; April 'f. ,.•— `Mr.:
and. MIS.. Bill Mcalinehey, Loudon,
were, week -end visitors -with-rela-
tives
rela-tives in the village.'...
Mifss, Iieie'n' Bond of 'gond li was
tot 4uest at her home this.past week-
end.
eek
end,
• Miss ,dye ¥arse • Q'tfiiley, Fitch^
`ener, .'Visited. Miss Eileen !Oliddow
over tire' week-encl.
Y;P.U. Meeting. About tliibtyT
five yopnlg eople 'from laipiesy'ille
EISenei✓er llud the Huron „ Presby,
terial '.PX. attend 4 Joint imeet
ing in Nolu iesyI1ie' Ohureh, on, $uu-
day evening,: With • the Presbytery
eliarge. .Besides various, iuuateal
lumbers and readings'. lin ;address',
W,iis given; by llata'ey• SparlinV, and
a talk on the nation-wide organiz-
ation of the ignited Church
by Benson Sutter, •The ltolesvxlle
grotifr •served , lu,nch'• .at .the emn-
gl-usion ot'u•wery- enjoyable evening.
• Spring 5 Calkext.
Ixoluiesville chs eh:.ntertainec`l' the
community on Friday :evening, with
the presentation of their annual
spring concert; which was greatly
a ,
THE GODERICH$ ALr
enJoyed by n large audience. Rev.:
Mr. ,'TaYener, as ehairmani, weld
•coined theeouznzuuity in lois .`ad-`
dresb, and thegi led," in a singsong.
tusical intimi ers on . the prograu
were a 'trio b: Reta Y.'eo, Molly
1+`lnl iy and Mrs. P. Griggl trw9
solos by ;Jim: Corran;' t"" by Mrs.'
i fiance „Saddler; - a ,Solo by : ieeVan*ryj
Dkivbr. and n duet by,
and Mien Potter. BerSitles' these
veea:i contrtbmionsc wtiicfr were all
well done,., there Vveref: a piano solo
by Sondra; Williams, violin selec-
tions by, Mrs. ,Driver And Eleanor
,Deis ex,, and ca piano duets, * Kath-
leen, Holmes and,'Eileen r"
l+1rs. N. Heard . gave . 'a hpzsnoteu.s
reading,' and Mrs; S. Walters 'oligo,,
contributed one, : eorppiete witb.tile
singing ,of.. h'S.weet Afton" au(i,;''`The
Gir14 Left .Behind Me.'? • >jendTag
of a• serious nature was ,givenhy•
Ewan Rims; The, final .number was
cL forty -minute entitled "An -
mors Wanted,".with Mrs^ • H 'CIA -
more directing., •,This, 'play, which'
had 'been got of in a short time, Was
well done, and kept the, spectator's
highly amused. The 'leading ' part
of .the would4be-i11 Mrs. Sprott was
taken by Mrs. Palmer in her usual
capable manner. Bill Norman
Played the hen-pecked husband,. Mrs.
C. Freeman the young niece, Lloyd
llond the doctor,, \ire. E. J. T>;e-
wartha theIttgilb'rious, visitor, Mrs.
FUNERAL 'SERVICE
No extra char - e .for the use.
. of our Funeral Home, Toron-
to Street.
Prompt Ambulance
Seivictq '
..Phone •36 • Res. 3&55'
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, Write Jane Ashley, The Canada Starth'Company Limited,
P. O. Box .129, Montreal P. Q: , • e s, 2'8
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Guaranteed workmanship at
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HAVE ALL A,GENTS FEES
Call at our office: or dropus a
line to Box 101, Qoderich4 • We
pleaeed._ L& ea1Lai iiL help
"hoose a 'suitable 'memorial for
your family plot.,
'tst. Andrew's St.
UPHOLSTERiNG •
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We'll' reprise it with Buplate.
S,al'ety Place Gimp while you wait!':
x,.•
Bond the obnoxiously +cheerful
caller, :and, ' .Mrs Ewan 11(is.s the
man -hunting widow. ,
NORM,. f TREET
1lisas \f. Campbell,°presicleut, Pre:
sidedat, the Easter' thank -offering
meeting . u1! the W.M.S. of North.
street ,17nited- Church on Tliesdny,
evening;, The; devotiona,,l peniEd
waS noiidueted by:' Niro. D. i,'
. 'Honey and Mrs.. ` T. Dongiier'ty.
Itepte+sentatives urn ktltc Fv suing
A.uixillary" attended, to hear the ,in*:
spiting Easter messuge••.given ' by
Mrs, Il. '.1~horaeloe ' arse' • )1,t;,.
xtudd. ttrld -et the win* of W lkt,
Hodgins, 'community . worke>r ut
E`Ehelbert, tanita'ba., An ' appxo.
vr`fate solo wtw sun hyM l s Isabel
Feagau, accompanied by,,,ber mother,
Arse txC0.,1''eagan. !The thapk•otter»
'tug was., dedicated' by Mrs.- Venner,
Alis. C; I;arker thanhed all Who
h`ld' a}lkiired 'pre
absence, of Aiirs« It. Jp1 iston, Miss,
M. Buchanan acted as" pianist:,
Mrs, ' J, . Roberf+s a., Mut!' hers
(group set ed ." ref`reShmex t nod a ,
pleasant ,social' hintr' was euid"yed.
•
ASHI1E T •.
ASHh'IELt)r Alixil 9' '^-w Miss
Mabel 'MacDonald tains. returned to
W'inclset of teiC spendkag ;: a week
with •her, ,sister;. Mrs, Richard. West,.
Who has recently returned: from°:hos;
pital and is making' a satisfactory
recovery... ••
Mrs.. Duncan MacKay leas re-
turned 'home froth hospital, where
she spent, the hist -ten dais, a'ad.`'is
improved in :stealth. .
- Some of the ,Ashfield boys Have
left for their boats with . the ' near-
ing of the opening of . navigation.
Kenneth MacDonald:and Jack Jahn-
stoii go on the Superior ; Stephen'
L1liott _ and ."Will4 M:tel1ooald en
-the A'lgoten We wish for them
all -a- good reason. -
3Lxx,. 'Siarguret Pletcher reached is
iilusttatecl above „is•tie entrance. to oli} Pt uef 1. Horub..
N . IMPORTANT CHO' C
The selection of o:', funeral director is' an important elioice- a
decision which should be given thought -----in advAnce if possible.. `.
When: this is dont---when• you take -into consideration the—:finer....'_
sezivice E. E. Cranston provides' -=ours convenient• funeral .borne,
Mild oar moderate ' charges- -then -we believe yaw, wilt see trio
E. E.`Craicstau is a'Wi,e..choice in time of need.: "•
J photstering .,Co.
4 BrunsWick St., Strat-
ford -•
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• For further information
engtiire at
BROPHEY'S
:. TUBE, GODERICH
Allis: CbaImers Fleury ; Bissell
Complete : line ales and Service,
We. also'have franchise for W. C. Wood's, . farm
• equipment,'oat rollers,.grain grinders, hammer mills, .pres...
sure -systems, deep. ,freeze , (2 sizes,' 7--and--12 cubic _feet),
milkers, etc.' ' • '
For' Money -saving values see
H -MITCHELL
We are again contracting
acreage for, The Canada '
Malting Co.,'
.T. PRYDE .dt SON'•
Mr>•omerly. °unniag:ram d� Pryde
inton, Exeter,` Seaforth
Write' Box 150, or jLoire 41J,
Exeter .. -,
and we shall be pleased to
As .fronr_April- .1,st .youremployees are in-
sured tinderb provisions of the Unemployment
InsuranA
ce ct. This,means that contributifins
must be paid for them beginning on that date.
you emp oy anyone in . lumbering and
Togging _ you s1 mould . „ , y
Register with, your .1 atiorie!'Rmploy-
.. inei t_Q.tliceL-.:
2. Obtain insurance woks i'or."your
emplayees, .
-'2.:Get• . instfuct%or s • ah utiititafcing calk'
tributians and about rates:
Your National'_ Employment Office'''rs ready' to "'..
d assist you with all necessary information.
sawmi1Is=-acrd--pia:zit}g 'hill conte- miler -'the-- -••----•-
' Act on April. 1'st regardless of • how many weeks
, they operate.
Farmers and ally „other persons whose main„_•
occupation: ` is non -insurable need not be insured "
if they twork in lumbering and logging for 60 days
'or less a year and apply for' exception. • •
•
----Call at ,the ,nearest Nati ,'nal'Employment
' -Mice for fpll information. •
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE
Y ��ONIS•SION
C. 4. Le,MURCHISQN J. G."BISSON ' :R; J. TALLON •'
Corhmissioner. Chief Commissioner- Commissioner
her, n4I1eW rUlli• _
1st Her `many °friends «-cre'sorry.
to -hear of. 61.4 resent. illness from
pneumonia and they could not have
her customary birthday part'.. Her'
•niieces, the -IttleGret/ors of.'Dulttth,
sent her a beautiful 'bouquet of reel.
roses......, • • r. :
”Fly'!--has—been going- its writ
o Norman
O'Connor and' be is spending ;:t ,few
duyi in••the pn'derieirnitospiLi..1:4. r
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Medi:ca.l experts say .twenty- i e
Derr _ ee'it•a tlio._ t i'i?'s _Iieople dais r
prevemited"-,.•by lihy.$ic al. handicap%' • .a
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rally
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