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Grand odhess, atit d
deBen
in County •
� � Court
international zoot " staters'
n warfare on the beat•h itt Grand
Bend dtil•iit�, g the early' morning
livors of Selitembel 2sad ended up
1. ):Surun -Comity Court here un
'Ttaestlay, with five ,uienzbet's of a
Detroit gang and live from, London
giving evidence before Judger T. kl,.
Costello., 1 one cif
Although he was only
the I,olad'onl;atig wlio took' part. in,
the "beer 'bottle beach fighting" and
was deseribed by Jiid e Costello
ns "too easily . iniluented, Aust n
Hodgins, 22,_ piumbei s apprentiee of
' London, was' found guilty of assault
occasioning bodily harm and was
given, three months in common jail.
-aille ' compl brant, was WL Iter ,, 3 W ESTFIILO
An °
CHRISTMAS CARDS
'driest Quality --Exclusively
Designed.
MAGAZINE. , �-
SU BSCRIPTIONS
• New and .Renewals .,
Also Christmas Accessories,
-,Birthday,-•- Convalescent. -add.
Sympathy Cards.
P.RNIE BAP/0R,,
Alexandra Hospital, or phone
Mrs. E. Thompson at 92 W..
(Visiting hours 2.30 to 4.30
pan., 7 to 9 p.m.
'Waldo, 2M, of Detroit. •
Doc. I/ 13. Ferguson o `"Dashwoo
)8.:ESTFILLD
,• Dec5,—Mr. lien
-.
told oh removing fr(In the alfdcntn .,
' f'• Waldo . a biece of 41a&S from a iietb. Campbell was in .Strttford.
broken beer 'otto that measured on Wednesday,
three inches. by one inch. It was Mr.. Hurray Knox: was in Wind-
t" nuplete4y subniorged la Wa hlu s or over the wee1s�'tl1 .
abdomen when. Hudgins rammed. Congratulations are extended' t
o
hien in the 'stiuiach with the bast• lt. and; Mrs. Kenneth Cainlbell
•
bottle, which broke.. „ on• the'arriv�al of a baby -boy at the
Several .skirmishes took place Goueric•1i hospital un Tuesday',.
,tty the gangs, collien:inb November 28th. th,• •
wheu one of the, lUndvn, „a i• told A baby arrived at th
e 1i
ng-
lass 'group sae had .been -s-truck ,key hull hospital'' on Thursday, Novent-
D t • itor. The London • group M s lI•trve -
c ozv �ershity. The tea,
Mr. and airs, 1� alt, 'Itnp; of Lids= by firs. Frank
.SS's QES�8yFpUAL DAZAAR,. A'T'1
.•', 4� ORTH ST,. C'HUR+'I.
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the
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of Y .
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members of the" Women's A-,ssocl-
atiiinof North Street United•Churela
were amply rewarded, both iinan-
•c•ially and socially, at the' mintlel
'bazaar held lata. _ Saturday after-
noon in t1h ehurch haa11♦ $770.
Christmas,
ap-
Proxlnutte proceeds were $
♦ at ions attractive-
ly , arranged,. gave the hall a festive
xappearunce, The ,many patrons
we,re,, received by the W.A. press -
Ler $j ui, nor .lir. aud. t.,,: - '
M D ell Congratulations' ' dent, :NM. W. F. H, Price, assisted
table with its frosted branches and:
:then set out for the Detroit,gruula
to get revenge, ,
Pointing out that the accused,
could get life imprisonment Or three
yc.aa
• r as a maximum penalty, Crown
Attorney Glen Bays said that such
gang fights make the policing
Grand Bend in • the t unliiler very
difficult aid bring a bad reputatieu
to it that smacks of the gang war -
fares at Wusaag!;i Beach and other
Ontario resorts.'
Jude ,Costello said, ., "We have
-not many
salter zoot s er • fights 4.n.
Duron 'county anal we • do not
tend to have many. •'tiNe can allow
cone of this stuff to gam any head-
way here." giving
Among the Detroit.. gang g . ' g
evidence were Joe Szydlow ski and
Stan. Gruszkows.i•., ,
f both
rh U
- einbe
e m
Drinkingby• the
gangs prior to the fighting was
—
ltted. •
Oair• busyyody woialists will` Iioi
rant to ban the story of Cinderella,
a young . girl who' stayed out .till
midii ght and threw • a shoe, —
Sun;. •
crick; Alta., are visiting with =1'1r,
Sand Mrs. W. A. Campbell. `
Mr. and Mrs. James Boak and
baby James, of Crewe, ,v'isited on
t
Sunday with firs, 11. -red Cook .and
family,. - T
:ail•. and Mrs. Earl • ightuian tea ;' Mrs. C.
and Ilo an visited on Tl �rrsday f presidents r poured Coo u Mrs,
rI iatheis, Lucltnow. Worsell, Mrs: A. J.pe ,
with Mrs. Henry
At the church service 'on Sunday, Robert Johnisstoxi, and Mrs. D. D.
l wife John -;'''infant son ;ef Mr. and Mooney. • -
:aiis.JPe
riaid Sn li' 'Ronald Bordon, ,the home -baking ' fade- ixas° _ be-,
,
infant'son of Mr. and .bare, Gordon' siegetl by buyers and was soon sold
Carter, and Brian Pal, infant Out:, .Those in ohaige were firs. 3.4
son of •N1r.. and Mrs. • Lloyd Walden, Cook, Mrs. Robert 'Wilson,. Mrs.
received the, sacrament of baptism.- JosephMoore and Mrs. Earl West
A. Campbell and Mrs. brook. '
Wm. ' Kilox were week -end guests
at the home of Mr:, and Mrs.. Stanley
Abel, St. Themes.' •
, Mr. George Branton and son,
J. Towler,
Howard, of Toronto, and .:hiss
Jessica Boak, of- Str tf'ord, visited Mrs. R.. Brewer, Mrs.,Mrs. , A. J. F. Wal%om,
H'.
on Sunday with Mrs.Fred Gook firs. , T
yrs. George* Mathieson, Mrs. A. GAL .OHRISTMAS FAIR
I. Cole, Miss Clara Sharman, Mrs• WELL PATRQNIzg.D
id.
Salkeld, Mrs. XL
.Mrs, ' J. ,, Mobdy- 4n4d ' Mrs, • 'gaily decorated with° evergreens.
chilciren.'a wear, displayed °�by Ai,tss the banquet hall of alit. British
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There was an excellt�lt variety of and ��th�r Lhristana,
1
EU" ili;iver,. Miss Mary Buchanan, Exchange Hotel was the setting for
11ra, Ia,_ Altliarty, Westbrook+ r George t1 Aticee&seul'�cYhelstmas 11'ttir held
ad
and
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1' cab tri Bias by the Catholic 1� omen s League
llrs, „i..A. Sade',
A an aturtitiv4,aftpr000n and evening
,S.D. OFF CL under' the leadership of the, presit-
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OPEN A 'en saie;� tables errs
- � moves sides of the hail were spl Xncliclly
• As one of the preliminary t patronized: Tire homw•eo baking tabic,
watrl iirg the commencement of o13 • which there was an abundance
H'd v'rs •'frequency :standardization e f good thongs, w;as . gold ..gtit eua•ly,.
y
Mpragram in area "11," the. Stmt ,'hose in charge were 'Mrs, 'rank
ford-Seaforth-(�oderich area, the Donnelly; Mrs T.
M. Costello, 'Mrs.
Commission ,opened: a frequency Carl Sebneiker, Airs. G. Plante,
standardization division. area, sub-, urs. Leo iV�•alzak and yrs, I;ttyner.
(Alice , in the 'town of St. 'Marys on The tea '{tom in the middle of the
'�Toaiilay, December 4.; ' null' was si social centre with. firs.
St. Marys will have the distinction G. F. Whaley; ;itis: Clare 73aechler.
of being the first municipality in. and Mrs. Carl Campion as tea
area "P"to be switeiied . over from,
, hostesses, assisted by a bevy of
25- to 04-eyele power supply. young bills.
prograni is scheduled to begin there Mia. Pituline Lassaline, .1�tiss
• about the third. week in 1+'ekiruar3�� Patricia. Clark aiid : Vifss Margaret
. In 'making this ,alinAuneentent,, Evans sold candy ,at an, attractively
Commission Chairman Robert H. ar•ran€;ed table, and at a long table'
Saunders stated that' one of the
'fimey Work was displayed by Misr
'rain working' ,bases for the pro -Rose i`d's, Mrs. C. Gibbons,'Mrs.
gram in area •"D" would be located' A,, Weisser, Mrs: J . L. Dean and
in Seaforth. A hydro frequency Mrs. ID McLaughlin.
1 oll lad all
lighted red tapers made a pretty,
lar kgrouad for the tesf room, The
,hostesses were firs. Hairy Barker'.;
Mts. twirl '')Vorsell, Mn. Alex.
Lewis and Mrs, T. T..)0tonnelly., Dur -
big the afternoon: the following 'past
' Aprons were sold from a long
table on th,e platform which was standardization division area of- One of the busiest booths was
exceedingly, well patronized, . with flee is scheduled to, •b. opened there the "country store," where all kinds
iss-charge
i e sold. In
,•ter, twereso g
TheJanuary.
• ult.tiu t • �.dac.
,+• ciaT •les early' in Juof ro e
an ay
In np
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salesladiesl.were Mrs. George l{Alis,' Med that' a similar, area ,oflice 'were Mr -and :qrs. J. Sherratt, Miss
will he located in Stratford, so that Tent? O'Neiii, Mr. and Mrs. Leon -
the program tan be directed'from ai,d Jeffery,` Mr.. and Mrs. T. _,._
central points. Drennan, Mr. and . Mrs. Reg. Wil
liainson.
Try a classified ad in Thai Signal Childreg's 'wear' was sold by Mrs.
• Cooper, Mrs. M. H. Stephens, Mrs.
` 'A pedestrian is a car -owning Walter Kingswell, Mrs. Dougherty,.'
father with a young san or daughter Met. McKenzie, ,and.. Mrs. Norval
StarIt brings ware -fire res
ults.
Star. ttractive novelties were hold by, ., 'Iniigh' school— Daily Anison.
Reg. Carter, Mrs. W. Chisholm,
Mrs. Herb. Simpson and Mns., Lorne
Wakeli`n. • '
. An attractive three-tier Christmas
t cake, mads by Mrs. ' Frank Don-
nelly, for ,which tickets had been
sold, was won by 'little Betty Jean
Leddy.•
There was a .large attendance
at thebingo in the evening, .when
the prizes were chickens.
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APPOINTED TO•-PARICHILL
Appointment Of • the Rev. Lyall
J3.. Crawford, B,A., L.Th.; to the
A,ig e'en 'parish "of. Parkhill '•and
�G"rebrilivay 'has-been • announced by
the Rt. Rev.' G. N. ' Luxton,Bishop •
of Huron., Mr. C•rawrord. will" com-
inence his .new duties January 1, •
-
At —present ine..uinbent •of , the
parish,' of`' Norwich, :Qtterville and
Dei•ehain, Mr.' ' Crawford is a tlode-
rich old bey; and •fi graduate of.
University. of Western Ontario. and.
Huron. College..' ••
He was' ordained in June;.,1036,
and uappointecl assistast to the Rev.
G.. G. Stone; rector «of ..Otter ville,
Bereham' and Culloden. :.A..fterr, two
years. in,'rngland,' he was appointed
assistati.t ,curate ;fat St. • Paul's
Cathedral, Lortaon, iii :19 .(i. '
.Later ,lie wan 'rector of• Hanover
and Allan Pauli, served for twa
years a.s chaplain in the strniv , ftfid
went to his present pariah In 1944.. •
•
WOULD BE WELL ADVISED.
TO BUY
Farm Macbinery
li of carcit and •consequent Phi
avoi alio oss>bi ty .. # y
1an�i, d 1?. A. s
advances. : • •
machinery
a .resent. consists of
' of new �
o }our stock,
'SEED. DRILLS'
TRACT�QRS .
MANURE SPREADERS •,ANUL,rO,ADERS
lViOWER1 ,; • � • fIY'MP RAKES
,
... , —AIDE- 1,415 -1 -17 -ERY :.._BAK
'HAY LOADERS, : d . '` . PLOWS
. 'RISS C tCULTIVATORSa • ° �'
• . SPRING TOOTH IIARRQWS
L• Also several used, tractors, and •machinery."
S1MMONS _
soy
.. Farm Equiime.t Ltd..,_
HURON' ROAD)
PHONE, 1132
GODERICH
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respectable„ until after - Xmas.'
"For Rent—Lovely . • furnished
re -Om m in private faiu�ily, - wi�ih bath.
on car line." '
"Experienced salespe.ople wanted
'--male or female. No 'other, need.
•
apply," 4 •
"The ladles, of the church have •
ca.st_off clothing of all••Itinds, 'ani}
may be seen' in. the basement." ,
"For Sale --A' ,folding bed by • a
lady that shuts up and looks lie
a piano." '
......__ - -. -ties ff,..o..
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TFPOG'RAPII'IC'A►L , HEADA(iiff S_
• (OriIlia News -Letter) • •
It *as
inenfiened 1_ast week that.
ti-liographical errors9fteii cailse
editors and .writers Iiendaches.. 'The
linotype operators have corm baek
bye` pointing; .out • the• • writers • too
sonieti.51es 'make mistakes and an
enterprising operator who reviewed'.
some of :tlie% exchange papers cairn
up with a few.' IIere are ; some
of them :
"Tnnched Live Wife, Man Burled
50d Feet.';
1'Wanted—Saleslad". Must be
4
/IVO/
% °iii%/r /
Make ,sure' of next summer's " •
fun right .nowi , Bring your ,
outbdanrd motor in for a complete •
•..,check up •and reconditioning so •that the
first smell of 'spying will find `you ready to go. •
Our factory trained 'mechanics can give you
skilled expert—service at reasonable :'rates. For
authorized J'ohnsori ser•vace and genuine parts ..
•see us TODAY! • '
acne see the _
or. a is lay Gifes
� .. • . •�f-. th, family...ui.ble for ever ' member e
' A ` baby to randdad
..,ri ;int from up - granddad
tp
,purr.
to o. . � � • , p - , • _ _
, C.C.M. Bicycles, Tricycles, pedal cars, automobiles and. tractors.
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` .. `f saki pole s and a ui • meat. 'Favors, doll prams, large hockey ��ganies�.
Toboggans, sleighs, 'skis, q p
' -Bas electric trains, a.d extra, •accessories. Christmas, tree
_.dolls, toys of all Ands; gai�n�s, B g� � �
lights of vari • us kinds and wreaths.
decorations and Noma tree,lig '� •
e
. health aluminum and enamelware,
Carvin sets, jackknives, glassware, Revere ware, Supe
including roasting pans of various sizes.
• ,• t, ref's orators •table top refrgera-
Eketric staves, toasters, irons,• lixOtaster, tea kettles, cu. g
. tors and oar new Baby' Astral s�ltble arroon�ers. a smalla artnerts. ace eates,
,.•
. o r ' a still haive ` a e e• v Boal . stoves left •at onrl0 . per emit s
ee►�,lheat�e�rs, coalar►d wood stoves (we • - •
This Year
Gft Sub scription s
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So easy � So Practical � : .So Economical
OF COURSE IT MAKES', ilHRll8TMA8 SHOPi'INQ VERY .8I1NP7E.. '.
NO f3ROWD8-NO WRAPPING—NO MAILING•
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(Limit.: 10 gifts from
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One gift , 3,00
4.50, ,
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`Iwo gifts , 10.00
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