HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1950-06-01, Page 5�M1
:ti / .t�j V) ,\i/ \i/„e�/ ,�171,�Y/„\V ��I„l�/ �j \fit ;� /„\!1 �.i): / 'y�! E!.J : V) V ;.,J �i •+�.::'I „;, V � V Q
(a\1. ad. a\Ufallffafllarltfi'slirrr�Ifi\1ffdP \1fT -'-' -- ~ ^ 7-
'7` Y Ila' Yii�a\•ti(a 170\%`/ACii/lli.I/o\i�0\i✓a\i:/a\�yY\i.7�\1i/all./Y.ufa���%Y\ufG\i`/i\•H
ORGE's�. c
,, SUNDAY, JUNE' 4tii, 1959
•8.30, a,m. • H01,: ' •'COMMUNXON; '
• 10 ,a.m.--MAIN SUNDAY 'SCHOOL,.
11 a;ni: HOLY- COMMUNION AND SERMON.
7 94. EVENING' PRAYER AND SERMON.
The Lashes' Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion will attend
the evening service.
FARR, B.A., L.TI!.; RECTO
REVEREND BEVERLY H.
A. W. ANDERTON, Organist and Choirmaster .
GRIST- - ►NCE •
• In a quiet, serir%e at St. George's
Anglican Church on, Friday,: after.,
noon, Esther* lllarg;iret Rance :v 'at
fruited in atnarrtagt to 'Dynan "G•
Grin,, son of ' the late Mr. • rind Mrs.''
G. Grist, ltev. B. 1I. 'Farr, ,reetnr
of.the church, ()tliciated.e • The baid6,
cittughter. . 44 Mr. and . Az>ls C<..' II.
Ranee, vas given in ;narli•i-age' by
•
her lather,, and,was 'attractively
gowned lot pal Mate brocaded satin
with white aci es for ies .and corsage
rosebuds and stephanotis. .'filter'
apply attendant, Mrs: J. A. (7sballies-
-"ton f ; Toronto ',• � ., r a§. -- dref sed : ini
Wish „Pink nylonn with beige_ 'ate
cessoraes and corsage.' of eariiatlons:
•and forget-ntli-nots.;.. Mr. Leslie
Grist, of Lansing, "Ontario, rade his•
brothers gh;oo;ii smart., ” M For her
dangbter' wedding, :lira: :Ranee
eliose a gown of figured pale, blue
silk .with black, accessories.' Her
Corsage was of rosea and stephan-
oris, • Fn'r,1I.weddingtrip to• Niagara
andToronto=the bride wore a wine
gabardine tailored suit with *hat
to match n.ud black accessories.
I111c0INCHEY IIOLLYMAN
canopy of pink arid,
white "with white bells.. and a back-
ground -of ferns in „the living -room
at the htinie of Mr,, and ors. trunk'
11o11yivan, Blyth, formed a charm-
ing setting on Saturday, May -27,.
at .12.30 o'clock, for the marriage
of their youngest daughter, Frances
Iatlyp to *Robert Donald McClin-
clhcy,' sou of Mr.- and Mrs. Gordon
1ic('liiachey, A.uburii. ' The double
ring cerehuony . Arias.. performed by
Iles. .\V?'J. ~',Rogers, minister of
Blyth 1'niled- Church. The wed-
ding music was played byMiss
Joan \\'Meld aiud the soloist was
Miss ShirleyPhillips. Eneehiiigthe
living -realm With her father, the
,bride 1uul:ed lovely in a 'full-length
p;o\wht of tvllite calk' bengaline fash-
ioned 'With sweetheartneckline
shirred bodice and lily -point sleeves.
,The\, boiif'fant skirt, with ruffles of
the same Ilia ter rail, : extended into
• • .a shert-tratin. Iler full-length Veil
of silk : embroidered ' illusion ' was
4..
North, St. United ' Church
REV. 0• WESLEY COPE, B.A , '13.D., Minister
ALEX. CLARK, OrQauist and ' Choir jiaster
10 a.m. CHURCH SCHOOL.
11 "OUR-.:METHODIST.HE[i.ITAGE'!
7 pan. "STAND ON YOUR,' FEET” '
. „ MANITOBA, FLOOD RELIEF API'EAI4
The Church With,' The Singing Tower Welcomes YOU.
These. two 'sets of tiny twins and •their ,parents are among the thousands of homeless as' a '
result of the Manitoba floods. Shown are Mr. and ,Mrs. William Casovan of Point Douglas
and (left to right} Barbara and`Richard, 22 months, and Joan and Jane;'seven months. Mrs.•
Casovan had just put the..babies 'to' bed while her, husband. laboured on the.dikes, when the
flood bui''st :through and engulfed their little bungalow. > For rehabilitation the Casovans,
;like 85,000 other Manitobans, mustr look' to the Manitoba Flood .Relief Fund, which has' been ,
ergauized in Winnipeg. •
YOU' ARE' CORDTALI&
. -INVITED TOATTEND
n yterian
Church
THIS, SUNDAY,
11 a.m. ., MORNING : WORSHIP,
Sermon: "The, Religion of a L w Abiding Citizen(.”
•
7 p.m. EVENING WOR,S'HIP.,e
�► anon' `rINTENTION° AND ACTION.”
Guest Soloist: MASTER PAUL (ILLAN, Boy Soprano, Hamilton,
•
Ont..
REV. R. G. M cNtILLA'N, W.
F:11.0.0.,H.' BISHOP, F..0.0., A.R.C•M.
iister. • D>irect
' `orofP
Praise.
.
`�,
Victorian St. Unit n,..Church-
MINISTER-EV..
R'LAWRENCE . TURNER, i .A.
ORGANIST - and CHOIR
�.�� LEADER— s Mary :Joyce. Strachan
10 a.
m SB
, 11 .'
SABBATH SC 00
L.,9
�
S
11 a,m. Subject--"CONFEREl1,'CE. JOTTINGS."
7 p.m.' Subject --"THE PSALTER, SPEAKS."' .°
Preathear--The,,, Minister - • •
UNION. CHURC1I4011ERIC1i'I TOWNSHIP
.1.30 p.m. Sabbath School ---Adult Bible, Class.
2.30 n.m. Public Worship.
Licto1.j ,Union-- Weleonies—You ,
,••
• (••'
Goderich flaptist Lurch
Organist—Mjss Verna. Cg Miller
t•
t• Services. at 11 'aim. and 7 p.m.
Rev. . Caleb Harris of 'Toronto
B.Y:P.U. at 8 p.m., Monday. Prayer meeting 0.t 8. p.m.
Big. Day for Benmiller,
Tri 'another day; 'you .say •
SHUT-INS • DATk`
Sithlday, , the l.''ourth of `J: ru,e.,•
• • A,I :' rtittie „under the above head -t
iilg appears in. The Lethbridge
if Alberta) fei:ald and is credited -to
1I: ;
',who is recognized as Harold
Il' 1
naiia -
1�
•wide C and
who.is 1 g
miller,
p
ing director of (lie-Lethbrjdge Her•-
ald� Et. is' a good bit. of adver-
t`ir,ing ,Thr *the Colborne Township
reunion of June'30.
One 'or .two. slight inaccuracies in
the aificle, maya be attributed. to the,
writer's - long absence; from his'
native township, The Only tine we
mention iso the referenee . to a con-
solidated school ,at Bellmiller. The
project of -a larger school at ''Ben-
in11ler that -was to consolidate three
or more salmi sections In that: part
of the to�vtiship fell through, hut•
a gradual. „proce,'s• of consolidation
be taking .dace throw ` h ..the,
may. (1 g p g
closing of ,seine • of the older .school,
buildings• end .the absorption of •the
pupils' ii other. schools.'
Mr•. Long'a s
article is as fo• '
llow:
•
..,. Benmhller' is going to be' a'" -City
for a• Day." on June 30. •
Where, in the world's Benmiller?-
• Well, it's where _-this- •wr iter was
born, so that -makes 'it important
' i- a ion a ywa .
tm t
in, one person �,• es , I,�t y
Benmillo.r is in: Huron • County,
Six miles east :of, the county town of
Goderich, It's on the Ma.itlaii'd
River, and " Sha'rp's Creek runs
through At; 'a -little village "with
half• al hundred bridges" as the poet
Put. it., -actually, -fivg • including the
big one oven the 'Maitland. It's in
1urENERAL TRUCKING
We truck lilvestock week-
ly to IKitehener -and
Toronto markets*,
` 11AROLTi „�OHNSTON'
Phone 1154) ” Eldon St,
2'2-23x
th
what the early settler's 'called '`(lie. But, it stands lall
for. more one, held -'hi ,place • with T.at Matching
Purim Sti'ip, artier it 'claims .► SIJ1 t day moire, •' coronet=• entwined with lily-of:the-
(rf 'blood relationship to J tthb.I i(1 (si il's air, very special day. vallcy find site carried' a "i, ouquet
because Jo iii Galt, SL'''ottiall *tit Vol. ,\1 by is it- so? '(amuse a •maiii we of Jultitnnti Hi I rises. with •blush
anti coloni?er, Wats gratiited' the Mud „.i -know, ., rosea ti•eautets: Iter only 'orna-
11'•
tt
% —4-1-114-44111–
'
on condition that ,he. colonize it. Decided \ve, slloulci:. .have some
J�o It (xti t •rias. a ter o � >r Alex-
Galt, grandfather 'Of Elliott tin "51tut=i.0 .Day" became
'.t', Gaalt' who directed ' the Galt A clay apart rtJm nil the rest.,
`business. in Lethbridge. atfttrr This • When we all lout: to, you;
father .had started the lil'ace. No. ;pint t Q. and, Mrs. tPublic,
5 -"Ontario' highway. 'runs through it 111 cumc true any ''1luw' clu.'
now, IT
Kitchener. to . Uodericlt, S" x1113 i.'urtli :rvitth cheeitul Heart,
and it is marked along the st lty by ,ki,tl "rap upon a door . • •
cairns telling of the founder olid \\'L►ereiii 'reside • a shut -iii -
colonizer. • d 'Vo•n u1ay, not have .met before;
' '• The' Huron ", strip , Was colonized. Ad when your visit's ended
the1 40' and 850's. . It... 'Tis •tlieiV,you will begin r
got
around $ s 4 J To 'really count your blessings • •
got i lot' of Irish because of .the1
.potato - famine • arounrd *that time.
And see the faith of a shut-in,
It got a, lot of English' people. from —Mrs. E. Corrigan (a shut-tn'),
Road, Toronto 13,°
Ja1J Kingston
Des onshire� and at lot of Dutch And
. Germans The Scottish people"set
h 1 father f" S' 11 t lhet I
�ETHEL TABERNACLE -
(Pentecostal (Pentecostal ,4sse'�nblies of Canada) 4.
REVS J. A. PEARSON, Pastor'
REV: HOWARD MINNEKAR, Pastor -elect:
10 aa,m. SUNDAY S'CHOOL.
; 11 a.m. And, 7.39 ,p.m.
N'.VI: SCI RA.M, OF' . STRATFOI W
Tuesday 8. p.m.. °Christ Ambassadors.
Friday 8' p.m. Prayer/."and Praise.
ALL WF.I,t '(?lNE' .
: , � • . ' t • Church
The Free Methodic
• Corder Vittoria and Park Streets
REV.'W,CRAWFORD COWRER;D; PASTOR.
ltl a.m. `.'IfiNI)AY SCHOOL.
11 a:m.
'MORNING SERVICE.
• No evening service June 4thr
'Monday, June.5tli,• 8 p:ltali. Y P.1V ,S:, Rev. F. A. Cooper, London,
.Director of the-C,Y.C.- Cant .f.�r Boys,,and Girls', will -show' colored
slides of summer eaantip activities.
Wednesday, 8 p.m, y -Prayer and • lreilowship.
'r, lie' Church of the Light and Life Hour." :,
5- year. guaranteed BERLOU
,. Mothproof protection for
•.C, • woman's"' suit;. 44 cents :' .
only 9„ cents per year l
tf• .
Gets •it at
Naftel/Hardware
22-23
tied farther -north in North „patron TAYLOR,'•S CQRNER,
and Brace: These'+`•.early settlers • 'TAYLOR'S CORNER, May 29.---
algae at§' •f'ar west* hi*, Ontario , as-\ii•s. Bruce .,Hol;nes . and Miss
Stratford by' train, then got. a •teatii' '
of oxen, a- wagon, ase''s and ,. slims Marion 'Hvithes of Toronto spent
ri ell.
'and started out
for. Code G ,T
,here
Dunlop was John,Ghere
alt's
surveyor. He lived on Dunlop Hill
across the harbor from Godelicli.
r
The' late -George Morris was born
i11 the • Dunlop house, as . was , his
brother Dave, now livi. g -.near
•Victoria..'The ,settlers • were sent ,to
their new ,farms . by Tiger Dunlop,
who 'had •surveyed the "conces-
sions," the base lines and the irle- oh `Sunday -with Mr. --and Mrs. A. Organist of tire -church: • Albert' Hay
roads'. Holmes and 1-<ttpil�`: Mol tte'' a•rr.'r ethlent of The
The ' Longs' settled on the Second
f earls
0
at gift of .the, bridegroom. Miss
J;ervelT 1Ic( iiurlhey Was the bride's
only attendai'it. 'Her gontt wars, :of
Punk silk bengaline .fashioned,, On
identical lines tq that of the bride.
Site carried at , bouquet of_ white
carnations. tints pink rosebuds.' The
'best: loan. ° MIS t Andrew . Plunkett,.
All
After' the „reception 'tiiud •lunch,
Mr. and Mrs: MeClinchey left. for
a motor trip:•to Niagara Falls, ,Buf-
'halo,' and . Detroit. Ler till -ening
'the. bride Wore a• dove grey, gabar-
dine • suit, matching hat and 'navy
accessories. On their return .the
cop:e resideat I
uthven.
Guests were press its" from 1.I.on-
don,. . Woodstock;- L o'ii d e s b •o r 6,
-Auburn acid Blyth. • • • •i •
• H1°NTFR-•-NEWMAN
I\'WOOD,, Ont. -•The chancel , of
andr.•
Mr. Mrs.. t Inwood, 'United• Church,banked,
v - nd
-.with he d
the l e_
e
Kenneth Holmes.
The 'W.A. • wll meet at the home
of Mrs. Walter nicks ' don ,. Wednes-
day- afternoon, June 7, itt •2_ p,m.
Miss Vera ' Wilson of . Goderich
visited ou • Sunday . with. her par-
ents,' Mr. and, Mrs. J. �\'i1So11-
:,Mr:.'and Ma's. ;Nines Boland; Mr:,
and Mrs..' Ed. Boland_ •orad.. little
son .l c Jimmy, all f London, visited
PRONE '91
pe> ng 000
with'spri lgrflowers, was the lovely
setting' for the .marriage of.. Jean
Mildred Nelwman, R:i\i•A:, 'younger
daughter of the `Rei'. and Mrs. W:
P. • Newman, • to -Eimer Terence
Hunter, only sou of Mr. ami Mrs._
Tereiiie banter; (oticir ?�,.:.orn '-tete
afternoon of Victoria Day..,The'
wedding , music --was delightfully,
rendered . by Miss J ea n . Lehrbass,
on(essioth, the Z i'Zti'-tntr f'rriiI- . 1
~~ ~ bought a new tome 011 Regent street las .Me lintock, bltitlter•in-low 'of,
rt} ning into Benmiller, The _early
settlers called T3ennhilier '` 1%e flol •in Godeh ibh, and will' move there the ;bride. The `ingii essive, marriageIla lile '11 1 future. Ther w'i•11 be' service t ts`condnrted by the bride's
'low" beehuae that s •wpat it Was, a missed from this community. ' .i(itlier, Rev. AV'.. P." Newman of the
lhollow,wliere the creel: rani into the Mr.andMrs. .Jerry, Ginn, of Inwood 'I`,nitetl',C'barge. During the
river. It was a beau'tt spot,- the oshaw 1 visited. rel-ently with the „signing Of the ,register 'Arr. AIcClin-
hills above' tiie•creek and the river. „ �'"Because.".' "
fulluc'h U. 'tool: sang .
•,"
GIANT TRACTOR FOR IRAQ:
A new.. giant tractor built' by Thorneyer ft ,Ltd., 'of' ,
London England, was •tec•etitly demonstrated -at '.Bagshot,:
• Surrey. 'This new tractoris designed to meet the require-
ments of theIraq Petroleum •Oo., for: use on the.'13iipeline
between Kirkuk and the Mediterranean :Sea. ' I.t •eun;' ictirr.3,
a grad' of thirty-two tons Auld for a gross train -tveigbt '•tv'ith;
semi -trailer 'of lip to100 ",tons: This -picturew' sla.the
giant tractor undergoing tests on, rough ground ' during a ,
— demonstration at ;Ba°gshot. '
.; SEIZED AND RELEASED
WINDSOR,. dick-
31:—The �` INDSO
R May 31 e
y p
age. freighter; Superior, ovwned by
Northwest Steamship Line of Tor-
onto, . of-
ficers
was seized Uy ' R.C.1Z.I?
at her dock here last night.
POiice said tlier,vessel's officers had
being . covered Withnednr, matl)le,. Ginn." The charming bride, who was
drooping elm: and a dozen: .and --on - .fir. ('hits. )1'il �.ita of Minneapolis,, given in :marriage 'by her . only
Other 'kinds of . trees. Jesse ( led
hilfim i7ad tarteIl a,, .svoalleli m-iil }Iiain., ,visited n illi old friends, ai•d' ltr�tliet, Donald ,e\.•uii,it .,of `J illson
there and 'he piped water dtr� n to ne1giilrors dtiring .k11 -t-. r\•cel:. - 1 burg, nab. attired 111 a•Fbe.11- «hi"tf
a: lz tle ark' he had made tclinse•1 �I 1° bridal 1' 1 1
• � p
the mill, 'gutting in a foun.tai that
added to the. beauty • of the spot.
American tourists even 50 years ago
used to ,drive 'from GoderiCli in
'phaetsons;' ' with den side and
fringed tops to Spend' the afternoon
at Mr. Gledhill', little park. •
Beniniller was ',named • after Ben
4111er.. _And Ben_ Miller • as the.
;.first, important; math in the conn=
mtinity._because_he-owned and opera
cited the, sawmill; • There were
litet'ally
-millions ' of board feet; Qf
timber about but it wasn't • much
good Milt was Sawn into • logy and
boards" to build the big hones and
big bank •barns which succeeded -
the first log• houses and log •barns
oil the farmsteads. So the village
was- wiled -•Ben n1'ller; Bdu-- 411•Llen-
liad a. son; who became ,famous in
a physical sort 'of way. He was
'Jonathan Miller, he was over *six
feet. and When he died, And, for
years and years before --that, he,
weighed. around 467 pounds. HQ•
rain a hotel and livery stable In
Goderich for years.
The ..blg job of the 'early :settlers
was to cut down. the trees, pull and
bairn the stamps, build snake rail
fences around the „ little 1( -acre
fiel(ls, and grow'enottgh food to feed
tate big families � There_ veers big
families in diose days, and they
*ere needed for the jeb of :ma king
it farm out of the bush _ -The
Stewart'. 11ac1 la: tlae' IUkidles and
the Fishers had, twel\te, 'the Blokes
clad nide girls .and ' he Longs quid
failed to report the ship's' arrival
from a United States port to, t'a n-
adian ,customs authorities.
•The seizure order was lifted after
the vessel turned up two new" suit-'
_cases, .T4' eart'ons of American
c•ig;trettes.,att -a (uan 1 ;t.� o- `cam e
goods. 'Police sora,. these belonged
to .a • seaman on •t`lhe Superior:
On .long. .sunny' evenings parents,
let the kids start-• out late=-statch.
out for th€n), ori streets and high-
ways:,
ales
SCouider .
Books
e
PLAIN -or
PRINThD
-Printed Gummed Ta
o 1 tains, 'e at ,.
Signa1-StatLtd.•
W esi St. Phone 71
• ., 17 eek end r trtt111, \rat h 1. ; and )t1da .,,11111 ',gown with ny un 'Yoke
to Mrs.' .Toe Wilson a and• -family' were 'and hort train. Her •emu•roidei`ed
fingertip veil was. worn'4n 'a coronet
style. Iler bouquet 'was a ca'scad'e
•efeet ; (if '• Better Time rosea: with
udiantnnal fern and " removable con:
s .tge 'lie ,
d with Bette"r-, Time ribbon.
Her ntatro l or -honor was her
sister; Mrs. Dougl'a1s, McClintock,
R N•r, 'of Brownsville, who was at-
tired --in a - blue brocaded - taffeta-
.goss n-• with bouffant skirt • of nylon
net. ' Her '-brides .i -i- s were -Mrs-..
Harold Hibbert, R.N., • of Goclerich,
and Mrs. Donald , Pltinl.:ett, pf
Aubtirii, sister of ,'the"grooin. Both
were •gowned alike, in 'blue' brocaded
organdy made on—fitted-lines,. wit h
a frill, skirt; Ail three' attendants
carried co Dial bei quets of • Better
Tihne roses vith pink•'s•weet peas'
"a yci"n a it�u e . e` � �-�wa'a
n 1 ,�
Namiltun '' Prone
street u J�:.+-C l gg
•
Mrs. ,1 (l. • Di`, MGr., anti Mrs. Fred
Lomb and little"daughter, (iwenn'ie,
of• \%'nt.erdown, ..Ont. e ,.•�
ASHFIELI)
ASIIFIJ'.LD, May 30. -•-Mt. and
Mrs. Dan '-MacDonald moved 'hilt
week ...into- their chew home lu„ •.at,
I.oclla.lcll, - where. we__ wish for them'
many. more happy.. days olid less
strenuousotk in the evening of
their lives.' •-.r • Y
Miss • 1ioneldtl '•.MacGregor ' of.
Duluth -.spent the week -end .itt the
home of 'Mrs- John MacKay: ' •
1I•1'.• David ` 1:ac1Cenzre is in . Vic-:
tolia ''Hospital, Tioniton,•`where he
yieiit--fog—ai•- e-rl aus.-npe.r-.t.tlon - He•
isuh' aking •a.:Paitis1Ttetoi recovery
acid' will'.soon be bOate again. •' ;
}I-ics Sally :MacDonald 'spe,nt, Sun-
day, at Eugenia Falls• with her
friend, Miss Mena, Montgomery.
Dr.,and Mrs J; Wenzel and Mrs.
Babour. of Detroit•spent the holitla '
with Mr. And Mrs. fill, fireDiatnid.•
Mrs.' \Vinnie Elliott• of Port ,Col-
borne• called . on friends in I<intail
on Tuesday. '
-.Many . from Ashfield Presbyterian
Church attended anniversary ' ser-
vices_ _ in Ripley _Presbyterian
Church, •• Where then' , pouter, Res-:
J. , R. - .ID
aconald, cendtieted the
service..' • •
eight boys. Atone• tiiIie there: were
nini•e than 100 pupils attending the
two -room 'school at Bennliller. At-
tendance dwindled • to around .20
at the. beginning of the century.
•now it hada lheeir'retilaiced by at ('((711-
attended,,, liy -Gerald Dustow -of.
Goderich, and the ushers were:
Graham Bogie of.- 'Godei'ich• and
Do,naid Plunkett of Auburn. '
The bride's mother wore anav
dress and jacket of •silk'crepe with
'nar , hat trimmed `with pink
flowers, Iter corsage was of Briala.
'cliff roses and grape hyacinths,
The nhotber of the grooni was
gowned 111 skippel' blue slheer,, with
lade tritiihitings, with navy ha t• ii jid
Pink tritunlings. Ilei' corsage was
also =i11•taa'elifir.raaset with 111;7-of-ttie-
vatlley: 'I'he organist . •\vo1'e - Pink
sliacloty organdy• made with fitted
lines and fall shirt, -ancl ..a corsage
4. pink and white. carnations with•
grape. hyacinths.
• A r('ceptioil • (vas. 1,111(1 in the NOV
Masohic tint]. -Jgtwood, heantiftilly
•decoratr(1 with spring flowers.. The
ladles, of .t11e <mclltlh'cli NerV{1d - 1rio
•sallidntecl s (1x001 serving prop{ 1(. Illy.w-ed(ling lunch,to" iver t,tt'ih hundred
17
resses just in, including:
Spun " S1 an, Suint-
•
vale, , Hampton
'American `Golfer..
A grand, display of
Summer 'm to
.:. oh'dose from in a full
the %VIM -GT township. Tile little glicgts. tinder Ileadership orNim
hundred acre fa rms re going B. *Min*? K rinehrl". • -
to11.1:011borpv. The° goed wishes of' the
gnest s were ex'prer=sell to. 1114, 11;71)1)y
their wedding trip to Niagara
Detroit and other Flitted StatYs.'
blue snit with navy trimmings
pink accessories. Mr.. and
1111ATter 111111:P home
the'groom's farm theIlitto Witter
(*Imago that. has taken plaiyer, In No Ifighwilv.. north. of Goderleh. A
past 00 years. • ree'erd '6f the joyous ilappeong;',4 et,
h eon Pm- a "Colborne 'centenary ing' Pierittos' 1)5'' Mr.
11 lld Reunion" 119,v:trine 30, We,
were. from Goderich, Detroit, Tor-
wothier bow many of the StewArtg•
(Aces, ,the 11eddle:1 and Snyders npfl, olIntrwnosovd11.1A• asoTai-flotgropinim/go:10:,,,It:?ad,
will be thtIT:
thimagh the t411 111P kind of w-ringr
as irs operating here in Illy, wheat',
arts being sold to neighbor and
Pined up, and 200 to 400 nereTarms
*re not, now "uncommon. If''w the
Dwell :or farm „ Mechanization at
wit4 Windows boarded hp. A lot of
filial. fail& ha ve been fumed into
gras14 a mi graziers rent theth„ run-
ning (,4,3ttle on theta' for a few
Months "in -summer.' It's wine ft
l'be (la y was made in eolored
$2.95,
$4.95, -
$5.95 to
$19.50.
your 'ph.oide now'
wide 'selection,'