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103rd YEAR NO. 49-
41111$
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Mr.
GODERIOH, OFPARIOi THURSDAY, DEC
KOSIZATASS DIREOTOICY
et,
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CHARIVIERED ACCOEN'VA.NTr
• CECIL A'trktiDGE. ,
014.ARTERED ACCOUNTANT
014 Nore.tefieee 943W,, House343J
Qederich: •
ACCOVNiOTS
NA1.41)„ • G. McOANN, • •
rubic AVeolintant, t •
” Clinton, Ontario ,
Phones; OM& 501; Res,. 455
Office.: 10Ya1 Dani
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DIOAL
F.. J. h. VORSTEIL,-PVE,
EAR, NOSE, THROAT
. Late House 'Surgeon New yoili
Ophthalmic and Aural Hospital,
aosistant at Moorefield Eye HoSpital
and Golden Square Theciee ,Hospital,
Leindon, England.• '
EYES TESTED, GLASSES r
e Se.JPPLIED • • .
.53 Waterloo •Street S, Stratford.'
_Telephone 297.• . .
Net visit Bedfbrd Hotel, Gode-
rich, Wednesdae, Jan. 24th, 1951,
at 2 'P.M. till 4.5+,3 pens
DENTAL •-
• W. HUGHES
Dentist
Corner Wellington and Lighthonse
Streeti.'
Phone 1513$J- for appointenerre—
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CialliOPRACTIC
- DONALD .33— B.T473
kx.PERIENCICR AUCTIONEER
ILIeense.d'-lor• Coundeo. orIliwoo.
and 'Unite , •
,RIPLEY, 49
For InferinatbM aPply to J.,14.
.liernIghair, :DivisionC471art „CU*,
Goderieli, Ont.
EDWARD NCT.'E-XileTOTT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER,
Ceet0Pondenee PreimptlY ftp
were& Immediate arrangements
can be made ,for Sales Date by
calUng,Fhone 20, Clinton.
•Charge moderate and satisfao. •
tion (3luarauteed. • 19tf"
HAROLD, JA.GICSON
ICENSED1 AUCTIONEF:11
HURON AND FERTII
Seafortli Phone 11-661 or
Harry &Warms, Goderich,
Phone 144 —
C. F. CHAPMAN
•General, Insurance
Fire, Automobile, tasualty
Real 'Estate
• WeaeSt., Goderieb,
?hone 18
ETERBERT• B. SUCH, I).C.;
Doctor of ChirePreetic.
Office Hours:
•-• Mon:, Thurs.-,--9 am. to 5 p.m.
Tues.; 1ri-9 a.m. to 5 Pen.
7' penelto 5 P-ul-
Wed., & Kincardine:
3•°' •V„itamin . Therapy
Office --Corner Of South St.- and
Britamaia Road. .phone 341. •
bile' B. .1. 3,1ILNER, V.SDV
.,
4. North St., Goddich '
Phbne- 24. •
iNsuRANcE
-McKILLOP leleiTUAL FIRE IN-
SURANCE CO. — Farm • ane:
• Isolated, town property inured.
President, B.: J. Trewarthe, Celle
toe r, 'Vice -President, J. L. Malone,
Seaferth; Manager and.*Sec'yeTreas.,
M, A. Reid, Seafertle - •
e ,'• •
pirectere—E. J. Trewarthae Lau -
ton; J. Le'Melone, eeaforth; S. IL"
Whitmore,: Seafortle; C,hris., Leoe.
• hardt, Bornhoime ,Reberteerchibalele
Seaforth; John H. McEwhig„ lelyth;'
Frank eleGregor, Clinton; Wm. S.
'Alexander, Walton.; Uarvey Fuller,
Goderich. • , .
Ageetseej. E. P.enner, Brueeeelde
It P.. Mcreercher, Dublin.; Geo. A.
Watt, Blyth; J. kV Prueter,. .Brod-
hagen;• Selwyn Baker; Brussels.
Policy -holders can • make all pay-
enents and get. their cards feceepted.
at the Royal Bank, Clint;. Keith
Cutes• Grocery, Kingesten Street,
Goderich.
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• WESTERN ONTARIO• ".
' MOTORWAYS
(STANDARDTIME
• .40 LONDON TO STRATFORD
: j- •
, (Daily) .• •ily
••(Da
12.30 lum. •. • x4.20 p.m. •
• 8.40 . turn.' . 8.40 a.m.
4.20 p.m, •
• lc:L.-except Sundays and holidays. •
Bus for Stratford at 6.10'
Sundays and holidays..
Sundays and- holidays -to' London
at 8.30cp.m. - • •• ,•
A ,• • 12.30 p.m. bus to, Stratford oi
Saturday onlyd
Connections leafing London daily
at 7.39-p.M. and arriving Goderich
• 9.40 p.m.
•_ Charter Coaches 'for all occasions.
For *formatter' 'phone Reg. McGee.
o& Sons at,765.. •,
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INCOME TAX RETURNS
PRIVATE • IfUSINESS
FARM REPORTS
Bookkeeping records installed
„ and checked monthly ,
1 or at request. • .
• ROY N. BENTLEY
' I?hone 909J 14
4*. 58: ' 36' Regent St.
, GODERICH, ONT,
Insure, In Sur e Insurance
'Confederation Wo -Wind, l tar
-FIRE.,-Preferred • rites
.. -preferred risks.
ACCIDENT a: • fAcit:Noss•
JOHN :FAttgisH
• Phone 7r15,•Dringtou1on
MALCOLM MATHERS
• NEW LOCATION '' •
•
on the Square-eformeely
•Craigle's office • -
Ity3,a1 Estate—General In-
" suranee
• Phone,115W
• FIRE!
Protect lieueself ,With,Fire
Insurance
Seo..
• - Gc4:104 • lewell
R.R. GODERICii
Phone Carlow 30-r-4
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F T. ArinstrOng
OPTOMETRIST
Phone 1100` for appointinent
SQUARE' G.ODERICH
rs, Albert Taylor
Again President
pf Knox W.M.S.
The•annual,Ineeting of the 'Seeior
AUXillary of Knox Church
Weeeheld in MacKay Hall on Ties:
slay., • The, ,Seripture lesson was
read by °Ore Thomson, and
,prilyer ilea 'Offered by Miss, Ile
'•
• Inieleg the busineese eeseion it
Wag ,decided • to divide the membere
•shiP bete four grOnps •next year,
Pitch group would have, chargeof
thren meetings, etake are of visite
•ing the • hospital 'andthe shut -inn.
for the three Months, 'and have
a talent table -at one meeting in.
aid of.• the builaing fund. •
Encouraging report's of the year's
Work were presented. The alloca-
tion :for the supply work was 're-
ceived. Bookie and Sunday scheol
papers Were 'donated to be sent to.
Guleette, $25 was contrib-
uted, '..the • life menibership
7and 445 was,sgceived for the same
.purpose frore:the Mary Ann Bleset
memorial fued.
56 • "Glad Tidings" 'sithisCriptions
were received for 1951... There are
Ilfty-threehome helpers Who con-
tributed $82.70 to' the Society. -
Excellent work has been .done
the welcome and welfare dePart-
fuent with 1187 calls reported on
patients itt the 'hospital and shut-
ins in the homes. , •
, The. secretary repeited that in-
restiag papereeletelebeen" „prepare.
by the membens frOm the study
,hook, "Towards .a New Dawn in
Japan." •In March an inepiring
Easter message was. given:lay
13. II. Farr, ane anexcellent report
nf the Synodical meeting was given
in May by 'Mrs. G. Bisset.
In June, a fine address was given
bY nee. R. G. elacelillan on the.
.work ef the .Children's AM Society,.
and the members decided to help in:
the' work by knitting and. sewing,
with materials provided ,by the
• Children's. Aid Society. . Miss • A, _M.
BOY SCOOTS AND 'CUBS
,owarsvviAs PARTY
The BOY Seente.'ited Celee held
their 1 ChWettnes
party at 3i,itteKey Unit*, on. Tuesday,
night. There were present eighteen.
Sceute, twenteetive •Cubs, and tbe
.•Scout committee,.„ A1einee were
played; pre,sents dietributed from
beneath the tree, anel all enjoyed
e. light enack. Mr. E. llolyer pro-
vided entertainment by showing
three .moVing pictures on outdoor
And'sporting theffiee,
After tht perty, the Semie com-
mittee Met under the:chairmanship
of Jack .Cory. All members were
present. I.)iseuesion centred around
the recently • purchased e.Goderich,
Boy 'Scout cant') three miles` south
of Goderieh, the Proposed cabin.for
the, site, and the Methods of obtain-
ing huilding funds.
Geo:. G...MacEwan:
Fire. "Accident IOC! .Motor Car
Insurance
'OFFI.C10-7-19LASONIC TEMPLE
• WEST STREET
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INDEPENDENT ORDER
OF ODDPELLOWS
,Huron Lodge No. 62, GOtte.
• rich meets first and thiril• ,
Monday nights of every
month in MacKay Hall,
• Visitors Welcome.
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It was announced that a public
Court of Honor will be --held in
January for the preseetat'eoe •• of
awards ane badge',peened. pne
Scone is to become . King Scout,
the highest award in scouting.
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AWARD OF HURD' N
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COUNT'Y BURSARIES
Huron County bursaries have.
been • awarded tothe following
students at the University of West-
ern Ontario: Margaret Colquhoun,
Clinton; ,Allee A. Laidlaw, Wing -
ham.; J. Grant , Woodhull' ;
Ronald C. Sill's, Seaforth; John
Graham Wallace. Seaforth.
'These -scholarships are 'awarded
afinfially to Hu.ren county students
n• the record of the, previous year.
The committee appointed byetleci,
Huron County. Counell to mate
theaeeivards is Warden Cecil John-
ston, Miss Helen •Allison, ,regietrar,
University -of Weitere. Ontari6„an(1
J, Kinkead, inspector sehoole. • eferjorie Ilaye' progress in the
lowing funds: Seanietee Amenitieee
Shi iping Fund Lacer :Morrison, field of fli•usic in The Provinee.
MBER 14th., 1950 .
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PAO
.,_, Blue Water -Band
tG C.I. Presents"Music"
By .Jeall Irwin and, byrithio• '),7,qung• • .
N' ht"I44 I:
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garg, Lenell.ile, and' Jean .!;$. ,
folloWiug llave been eleeted
ter the e*eeutive of the? Were Ath,, The "NiuSi.e Niglit"!'SPeeepree by
Assogiatione Preeldenti Joan the Gotlerich Blue Water Dand and
• 1
Fitepatricle ; vice-preeitlent, Audrey preeented' North street Wilted
HarriSon; secretary, Frances Church on Monday, night , Wes a
Breretoe;• trea.surer, NoMa Wag- neusieal treat • which won' .euthuei-
wick ; ebelele coneener, Core Bogie. aetic acclaim froni a, large and
Each class 'elected a represente- appreciative audienee.
tive also. ...Their first activity will Under the direction of Captain
be ttn, exbiDition. basketball game W. H. 13(iserop, , the •inutile by the
between the senior boyo and -the band filled:the- eleirch with melody.
senior girls on Thursday at 3.30. Every instrument responded to the
Mies Clarke aed Searnan will, direction. with pleasing • precision,
do thele best, .to referee the game, and there Wite'nee,dissonernt blare
—• ,, from any section • throughout the'
Last Saturday a Christmas party evenizig. 'It was -interesting to
was, held in the gymeasiem for the
first formers. Gifts were exchanged
and novelty dances- Were enjoyed.
Refreshments -were served and
everyone agreed that Miss Barber
and' Miss Clarke ikere wonderful
hestesses,
A vere contagious "party-heving"
dis,ease has developed within the
seh,00l. 11,owevaer, no one seems to
be suffering a great deal. ,On Wed-
ne.sday night grades 12 and 13 had
a sleigh -riding party ancl came back
to the school for dancing and lereCh.
The secend-formerS hate a 'party
Waimea foe next thrtirsday night.
MAPLE LEAFS- MAKE
CHRISTMAS DONATIONS
The regular monthly meeting
the Maple Leaf, Chapter. •LO.D.E.,
Was• held at the home, of. Mrs. E
oransten. on Friday evening, with
.the • regent; Mrs. ,Force• presiding
and- tWeety-fout Meiners present
Doxiations were made to the fol -
note the attendee paid elle%
bandsman to the leader's direction followed by the ' waltz, "'Liles of •
the ,Vienea Woods." ,The ever
resulting ih a fine learmony.Of tone'
' 'popular "Colonel Begey',',,mdech also
glillowed-Im the, ovey•14,rt 4§lavie„,"' • interpretation, 3.11s4 I.14514. Wing
'.the band. •• I the" negro * spiritual, "Slinttetime*
"- 1 11 Vcel Like Alotiterles#
A•thleAlt114Pa phiee°144,u8a°.inig.dtst"e. bb7y *".L5:14tejs:seb," °et); n"AXTy14.4113tilu..kelolik'f"e'ty"
• , , •
by
gr 011(1 with aPPlatV..4 and they re, Laura Lemon.; and the Appalachtan.
turned to ,sing, the :lovelY '1)04 Virlind4r. akk !vvancter
to (htli T411i1le 111S1,;°6,".•'• bY, John Jacob, Niles', To -repeat4
The acooloPt1nbuents*Of "Air. • ,ene,gre4 She resPOnded with t'rei
Bishop for *gists 'rays ana,tbe male' in Love Airith Vienna." And "Little
quartette left nothing t4} be desireiL French Clock." -, • , . •
Baxidleies '1,,eggatt and ',lira Soft .melody fined, tbe auras..
Jackson Were accorded -an ofation. as the baud played t'Fbalandia".rand,
after their cornet duet, "Shepherd's coneluded ',the, group wiAlt"."Oonn
try
:NI.orning Sling," and they modestly Gardens" .and the reerell, "Sone of
Soived their acknowredginent. the Bratei."„, ° •
."Xlexieaua," played cis a band_ The delightful nrogpm 'was' eon,
selection, was one of the eutstaed- eluded with the ,sacred eelection
ing petformandes Of the evening, "Abide with' 30,1 beautifully:
and another was the playing of played by the band; "God *Ave the
:.0lipaca.bana," In which every in. King" and a fauttire,
strument had full pray, -the er.ums (•'. • e
tetxdeticiunfionnotota*tbilett.,levietcoe. the, Itenwtiae: rieTs:ea:t'W.,..8eziettebrr:OlttlaneorIsrue' pao:lihtrybusie
Lake -
View Poultry Farms and Hatcheries?
Which recently pade eesign-
meet, has been purchased. by
Queenell of- Elmira.
From 12 noon -to 12 anidnight,
clock's minute hand passe,s° the bour'
hand tem
A.dded to the pleasure of the
audience were. the vocal selections
contributed be the guest- „soloist,
Miss Marjerle Hays, always popular
with her home town audience, and
thase eung. by.ethe Knox 'Church,
won apProval from the audience.
.a • deareb for a selection lie winch
'Mr. Bishop a.nnouneed that, aftee.
eole week could. be shown, he' bed
male voice, quartette; eoraricised chosen "Visions,". This played by
Lorne Hyde, Ralph Henderson, Dan.
of it Arlo; Bauelseuetie .1eowler, W.
Walter and Glen Lodge. ,
,Uniformed ,members of the Girls'
,Tretinpet Band acted as ueherae
~Mr. R. Menzies./ introducing'
the pro-g,rata, paid tribute. to the
Girlst Band, which' has increased
in members .and gi'ven support ; to
nippy parades: -
"Under the leadership, of Capt.
W. H. Bishop, the,Blue Water Meld
•.is making rapid strides in bend
music," stated Mr. Menzies. •"Tbe
morale wee •never high4rethan now.
neXitt-Eartratiris- twenty mile
to tel..te advantage of the .praetiees„
and others come from Clinton to
atOne them." , . •
Mr. ...lenziee • sPoee aif Miss,
.Corigratelations. to Mi!.. Frederick seholarehip,, Christmas Seal fund,.
.. NEWS • FROM SKY . HARBOR
. ,
L. 'Gilbertson of Ceateatiajor mak- Cheistuias Cheer 'Fund :of? Canadian
in, e his, „fleet , soh) flight. '. Fred ,
,Leeion, London. . , e
soloed on a PiPer aircraft at Sky : I. Christmas peteel will be kent,
to
'Labor last Week. • a Goderich"bv now a petient an
a . TorontO hoepitaie and clie tiOtt 14
WA -Ks will be "distributed' to the
Oetober and ••told, 'of the pniliceentg......
41. •wlth Sky Ilitreor eAle eleervicete to and Christmas 'Clieh pro -
toll . of Blyth' Wee _guek speaker .a.,t ,
the thank -offering- meeting,- 1 Two'inere students have,enroupg shut...h)s.
inessages•heaed at the CounielliT
ttial.acien-intlige. appreved eetirse." of flying vide(' foi` t hetpatieuts!') in,. pie,. local
ing in Guelph.. , . • 1.11-6', ,. are Raymond' P.; .
hospital. - , • ' •
' The , • pre.stdent .eepressed bei • • Murray of Stratford,. and Freeerick lo (111l1 $1 tit.0 has been yetilized
thanks td, fill, the Members oe, the H.... Schutt of Mitchell. ' -
. , from' the receilf puppy raffit. under
, . „ . . , - the capable leaden:hip _of' Mrs.' Bert
the year, and to , all the, members Licened pilots.: Cyril . Dunbar., 11.,,l,n,t,'
Satitderson *:.-hini her helpers. ,- Ihe.
exeentive for .their support during
Neel Mole, Ereie Humphreys ;and i All._ ,j., 11„., i•tlidly , fpr his • generous
1.-xpre,•-;Seil sincere thanks to
MisS M. ,Oordon leireleented. the i b y .
Fred Gilbertson . were ,ert tert a Med
, ., 11)11 11111 or the iluvpies and 'lit' the
tendanee' et the meetings:: : 'st udent pilots. • Cliff : 13 u rka rt and:
. .,
who -Were , so faithful la their at-'
rep9rt of the' nominating committee, teventitg..
Mrs. .Tohn Pinder last - eeturday ",,,,,, .
. , litany othei;s ' who by . theil,. ttsSist.
and co-operatton iwiped frial,0
,
'and the' officers, were inStalled by • ' . 4.110 ;11flair,' ,-.,;.0 . ,tt-cressful, • •
IleV, 11.• G. MacMillane, Thn meet- Two flew inethbers,, 'N,Lis-i,,....Nteeley
hymn,' ,silentoprayer ,for the efforts
•• .'-' - anti. Mr's.. Vlovd Lodge, were' wel7
ing .. closed .. with thi; singing of _it ' • . . ,
being.' . Put , fb•rt h. •tbwartls, a , new
Chut'eli, and ..., the . benedictioe pro -
'Bounced b3C Rev. R, 0. MtieMillan.
—_ollieersLfor iqro are; Itoie, 1,Lrese
;dent', - • Mrs. .-.T. Mediae, • Taylor;
president,. Mrs. A. Taylor ;. ist eke-
preeelene, ears, It Hisser; 2nd vic6-.
president, Mrs. Itedditt.: 3rd • .vice;
,preSident, Miss I.:: S'C'iggins ; 'reyord-
in.g. rze6rotary, Mrs. J.. Mc -Nevin ;
corresponding., Secretary, Mr,‘.;. 14,K.
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4.„ L. COLE
• Ontometrist—Optician
Eves Exainined, Glasses Fitted
phone, 33 • Goderich,„ Oat._
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She is always ,a jeensure to • the
Gocjei'ich audience." He 'accorded
'high praiee 'also to the Knox male
timfrtette, • mid preOicied a' success- .
ful futnre for it. . • '," ttzt.aitogtocTioitaVvegtavve-10,c' tvg,'
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. A 'fanfare •fr(611' the band, nd•V,1 • ,
the ,Siegieg o;
•
•!greoted„ lvith applause,1
1.,liss W1111 'the Delicate, by,1
Parker and B. ICempstet (two horns
and one baritone), ware a beautiful
number, with 'band accompaniment.
In exeuleite quality of tone, Miss
Hays sang two arias: "Je Ws que
rein ne ineepouvante," from "Car-
men," and "Musetta'is -Waltz Song"
(from La Boliente).
Requested nuinbere .sung. by the
fenox quartette 'Were "I Shall •Be
iSatisfied," and "Go Down Moses."
With dramatic and sympathetic,
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LATHIWG,,,PLASTERING,
Stucco, Mason Work of all
Iiinds—TEStimates given.
Phone. 482Y1 Brock ft/Victoria
0 _Canada," opened, f. British Exchange
band, selection's.: .11 a usle-
th.e. program, followied • three ,
tion for
Dell tia," waltz, "Vienna • and 01 will take •Reserva . s
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-Operatic Pleco.vork.7". 1(0
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• TIPe.ellarming p11) 111» of P Christmas Difinrq
and she t:tang in lovely • voice !The
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or Aready," bY Michael Head., (ltd We
Thomas Arne: "Tile Sbips iig" Sunday, Decembet ?Atli
g We will be closed Shor e
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1•41 Christnaa,s•Day •
Sun Lille Asstnitece' Company
Representative -of
"spriug kJ My rleart," .by Johann
paritone som, `The 01(1 Feles. ONE 101: • 40-0
Do•Ivn on the Farm.", bY Ritnilsinti 0 PH • et. Canada.
(;.. Inglis, • was t 11110fte, ,:(11(1, w:15 ,,;'2,Z1-77.,,2,,,ak,S,iai-Za=41,1,,,A2,410,„:,A0z,„pl,ir,4.2,4:, North zt. . . • 211:01).,e !MON*
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CASTLES IN THE AIR • .
• aren't subject to f,oreclosure„
houses on the ground may ,
lost through sudden adversity.
• An inexpensive inoetgage policy
of the Sun Life A.ssurance Com-
• pany ef,Canada will free your
home'from any debt remeining
at youedeath.
Protect your loved Mess hem*
... call me eoday.
,treastirer, MTS. , Stokes ; :coined 'and 'two others, 13- .
luinte helper secretary, Mrs: ‘.'Coft. ; M tuk-!1;.ptit atid • Mrs. Pt.-tirSt,p, ss ill
-Bissetr; "Glad Tidiugs" sectl.etary; take theit' that at the .1 ;
:Nil's. F. Robinson. ; literature • and 'tt,ty fia.6ting.; , • •
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library •. ecretary, 'Mrs. C., Black •
141111111,y eeeretaeye Bleed
life membership secretary, Mrs.. W. n q 111-1-g
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'Macl,ttren ; welcome and ; welfare .white chrysa uthenitunS and white
secretary, •:11rs. C: Edwa id ; (Ali ad les- wit h st a nd Os of ever- !
st:cretttry„ Mrs. .J.„. Rater ;; "pianist,. greens witli red' beiries,
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Bis.set social ,convener, James' .Charch, • :Middleton, on
• Mrs. A. LI,' Erskine; membership urday :afternoon at .2.30 oh Ick;
corn venerS, 31r. Thionson141 iSS'.
, Mae,Vicar ; tetepho,ne
Mrs. N. Ala ekay ; treasurer;• fog
building fund, : Mrs.. ,llays';
argaret Harriett', daughter, of 31r.
and Ain-!.. Fred Slithilettq, Whitehall
Farm, UAL -;l, ' tor, bectime 1 h4.?,
bride' of. John . William • Counter,1
auditors, :Mrs. C-;• K, Saunders, Mrs. son 'of., Mr, and Mrs. G. - Morley
W. 0. MacEwane, Mission- 'Rand ;Counter, Clintan. Rev.' -.1, E. 11.'1
leaderS, 1.1.1.4t Ida , White,- Mrs. 'Webb and Rev. R. 'el_ Bulteee!
McConnell; Mrs. - Clinton, officiated:" Mrs:*
' • • son sang t"rhe May. Old Garden,"
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• Strictly speaking,' Iionald Duck and "I'ntili." accompanied • by Mrs.
-should-4e- poutad Drake --the male Don f•.iyitions. The bride,' • gi in
marriage- by, her. father, Wore. ap
afternotin dress of sapphire blue'
velvet with Queen, .Anne collar.' Her
matching velvet ' • heft ddreSs; with,
,White• spray feather. held in place
:her shoulder Veil of blue • tulle, and.
she (guided, gardenias.• with a sprig
of 'heather front 'Inverness, Sctit-
land., Mrs. .Alec Whitelaw, '‘Vind-
sor,, as Matron honor, ' W115.
dres.sed-. wine 'vet vet wit h tell-
' ing • ttefee,,sories, end- Miss • Mary,
Martin, LondonLbridesmaid, .was
in -forest green velvet with !giveli
aoces'sories., Their dresses. .were
styled similarlY :to that, .of the
11 11(1 Alley en rrititt, ',bronze
chri-santhennuns. • Bartlett,
•Toronto, -wn's 'best Man;". and Don
Middleton„Clintop, brdther of; • thel
bride, and William., Chantler,
cOusin of the bridegrboin,. were
fishers. , • A reception' fAlowed at
the 'Home. •of brtde'A .par&ts,,1
where Mrs. Middleton. received in
11- wine crepe dreSs With Atuttching
necessaries and' .•COrtmge white,
roses. She. was assisted by • the
bridegeoones mother, •wearing a
,black ,velvet stilt, matching twee*,
sories and corsage_ wbite", gar -
(101118)5. For a wedeieg trip tt? the'
hilted Sta•tes- the .bride donned. a
holly:green gabardine suff • with.
matching accessOries. . On their re -
of ' the 'species.
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Gidench Pavilion
bancing Wednesday and' Saturday evenings through
• December. •• • •
SPECIAL 'CHRISTMAS. NIGHT -
• DANCE
•• MONDAY, DECEMBER 25th.
• 'ROSS PIERCE AND HIS OROHESTRA „
Dress optional, Flower fayors". Admistion $1.00 1 •
per person.. ti
YEAR'S 'EVE FROLIC' (§
• DEoxiv_itEn 33.st 4
JOHNNY BRENAN AND ins all.ainsTRA
Doors open at 10 p.m. for entertainrctent. to, holders of 0,
advance sale tickets only. General admission at 12.05 a.in,
'Dancing 12.06 t�? Press optiOnal. Ad. $1.50 peli-person
Pavilion will be closed months of Jan. and Feb., 1051
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THEATRES PitESENT. . .
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' At .
The
PlIONE'•1150
*On theAt West
, CAPIT IL •
Square .. The . • .
. ., Street
, -- PHONE 47 ---...-.... • °
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.Now; -"Ticket to TonuthaWit"—rwitli Dan Daily, Anne Baxter and
• '• Technicolor. " '
Motu, Tues. and
June • Allyson, Dfek poWell• ,and Ricardo , Montahan
A A story 4, the squared circle, of 'fellowship between a sports
announcer end a •boxer, with Nor York City ftS.n: haekgrbund,
qtIGI1T CROSS'
•
. ,
Thurs., Frio* anit Sat,, -4..*
_ .
. , 'The NEVADA:11/41'. " .
,
it Tetthnieohr: Wheieiii a, .1.1.5. .1Ciareliti11' Pine a band of brig: '
aralte to reeover 11 quarte, enillien In, stolen gaid.
Raiiiiolitii Scott, Durattly Malo yie ;Ltd Parrest 'Pn4ser
, . .
'Coming:-..„Iitne 'Powell, and' Itieardo Monbilban In "Two viroit$
, ...
' With Love—Tcchnicolor. • '
. ,
Wat(Ifit for Danny Itaye as f‘The Inspeetor General" It
„
'Now—"Sixteen Fathoins.Deep"—With Arthur Lake, , Lon Chaney
and Color.*
Mon., 'Tittles. and.
Dana, Andrews, pene Tierney and Gary Merrill
Sketcbing in vivid style the theme of peopl4 who live their rives
bele* the level of ,fame and whine •
"Where the Sidewalk Ends
TImrs., Fri. and Sat.— # •
,
• "'Gene' AdrY. Sheila Ryan and Vinee.-Barnett .
The workre"greatest singiug ('owboy With flutinpion the 'Verld's
. wonder horse, 111•the.ti011:1*St and.reoet popular of, his 'many
'e 'Western adveeteree,
"MULE '
Cothing7-J'The Next Volee You ilear"-1-with Naney )av aiid
James Whitnior
turn; Mr. and Mrs. Counter -will
reside in Clinton..
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4 THE VOiC4 OP TEMPER;
, .
ANC E . '''.. .. :
. ---7
,111 11)4 beverage rooms were
.opened ' in Ontario. it ,,W8.5 112
-
Mined ' that more 'beer drinking
W•oUld ffesult 'in less hard Uglier
drinking. . . There wonie,he lots
drunkenness,. Dud boot -legging NVOTI4
disappear. After 15 Yeat%•AVhat are
Use filets? ' There has been ItI01'0
!'
'Veerdrinking' by '533 per cent. ,Cod-
trary to promisesthere luts also
*been thine infrd , IliptOr drinking
by :300'eper cent„Thero have 0184
been" more `confvietions. for' drunk-
eness by -'2611 per "cent. and !pare'
convictions of • drtinkentlesti. .anfong
'women by • 241'; per; - ,e.on 1. . As . for
ItIl°oun'talk'gi4'11.10111'gf
easdft ' :ifn irpe:C;('''t.tsrr,et1 C7 ill,"1(:;-- .
sons-eonvieted for diet nee i r Any -lite
• had ettereased by 212 per cent,
• What it dameing reeord for beverage
'Monis. •If Ontario mints heNTrege
moms then" it Will have to' Put tip
]vrith . this , moutilting* , evil. a ',Phe•
(*little (la. Tenieera nee Aet saves
1,fur8n,•e0rutty. front ' Hie iteferege.
. i•Olims, and their evil 1,ttl'int.' • ' •
,This Advt.,* sponsereif* bt Mon'.
County :Temperttnec ,Pederation.
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Cvstdiners' Corner
leave you ever said "I'll
just 'never go back. there
again'"? ° ,
Thak's t.11 way a lot of
ptople. react 'when, some-
thing gpds wrong. in • the
store in which they shop. .
But we don't want that
ever to happen.- at I)..84P.
If for . any reasOn* ,you
shouldever • he dissatisfied.
with the food ot servi9e in
your A&P, please eo tis and
our employees the favor of
letting us know.
Please write:
Customer Relations
Department
AM' Food StOrese
135 Laughton Ave.,
Tato
,Toronto, Ontario.
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N.4
7'01 • •LadutaltakjeT
No gpan
.and Vegoic4J'e3
Onlifornia Navel 200'6-,--doz, 56c
‘‘252's doz°45c
Granges
Nel;O'Craig., brae size No. i.'. -176's
. d" 39c-
- Plerida ,i-earsh ieedlese Noe 1-06's
Gieapairtiit 10 for 49c
N.
alainuonamillom•
likely that
ow Prices
On iluoare4s oi
Items 'Every ay
WU 'Kelp Cut 'Your
food Bills More
Mau Just a Few
"Weelk-tud Specials'
When, yen can get lote of 'fow-priced
items, instead of *just. a heedful of
,1!speCials," $011 0841 save.' Many
"pennyeenstead of just a few. .And, at
, A&P yon 'can not only do' that, bet de .
le any day yeti oboese. 'W,,nrit's More
. . A.szP's advertised prices are
guar
anteed for a.jtIIl weelt from date of
advertisement, even tb,ough market
peicee 0 up. ,
?Aces shown here guaranteed Tiraroday,
flee. 14 through Weilineeday, tie* tlit.
•
Bokar Coffee Cu4orn.,Ground "lb 91c
milk'Bread slici.white or brov,i'n • 2soz oaf 13, .
, Fruit Cake, AnnPage Famous, 3-113 ringi,39
,Mincemeat Cliries Old Lind*Cn•Towne
Waive-Juice'rahey
Evaporated Milk • A &P
Green Peat . Libby's Tender Kirits
• (110iCO iroplatOOS ,A P
Cream. Style Corn iokelyes
• Cheese Maple Leaf Msorfed
Quaker Oats
Vittoria Mix
Tomato, Soup.
Quitliqr kegular
& P )(mai Candy
Carspbell.$
24-n2fir, 29;
2 29c
2nins25c
2 15.2.1in:',. 31,
2 2v... on, 35,
.,2,1•514 fins 29c.
Vst'lb 04. 26c
4.8-ot
.121)2 Pko
2.10.0a