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Garrity. and District
.-"Word has been receive14of the
death, At RO etown, .ask,, •of Mrs.
R. A. `(Dietl:) I%X111er. She - '.vas
forruerly Jeans Todd of St, Helens,
John Passnaore, ws»lro has' been:
Hydro superintendent—at leusall
f'or the last thirty-five years, is
retiring at the end .of this year.
'Thos. R. Abraham has 'been ap-
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pointed acting reeve of Turnberry
for the remainder of 19 $1, to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of
Reeve Underwood, •
The ' McGowan school, No. 10,
East Wawanosb,; was re -opened last
week after a, lapse of more„ than
six . years; The teacher is 'rMiss
Mildred Biggins, of Morris tinvn=
ship. •. Miss Higgins was teaching
do S.S. No. 7, Bast Wawanosh,
which its now closed becaus& of lack
of pupils. •
Miss S: 1. :11dLean, who' bas re-
signed from the teaching staff of
the Seaforth putUle ,school after 41
year's' service, was the guest of
honor at a gathering of the staff
and pupils and was presented with
moneya, purse of money ythe school
board, a radio by former Pupils, and
other gifts.
'Donald MacLean of Luckno'w • has
been a patient in Wingham hos-
pital,
ospital, for more than bwo weeks,
since Suffering a back injury lit
tc :,;til from an apple t •ec., at Douglas'
Graham's, orchard. 'Mr. MacLean
has been put .in a ' cast. 1 -Ie was
assisting in picking apples at Gra-
ham's and was about to come down
with,,, his last basket of the day
when he received the fall, dropping.
n .distance of_ 10 or., -12. feet:- ` __ ._
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i1 DBUit i Nov: 19. --;.Mrs. • Huron
Taifdrd of Dtlanlop ,whWas: as : re-
ported serio sly ill last week pafised
away last Tuesday at the home
of .her nephew, Mr. Perky AreBride
ofi Darlow. The' sympathy of 'this
community is extended. _t Mr. and
Mrs. Wn . Saliows and to the Mc-
Bride family. • •
Mr. and Mrs. ' William' Stoddart,
Benny and Mary, of Lion's Head,
visited over the Week -end with rela-
tives in this district and Port Al-
bert..
1Ir. and Mrs. Elmer' Hunter and
daughter Linda Jean visited over
the meek -end With relatives in De-
troit. " •
of well-known ' males for
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°Radios' '$21:50 up
Record Players $14.95 up.
Autom atic Radio -,Record
Players $129.95 up
Television $160.00 up.
.deposit will hold any
unit till wanted.
Trade-ins accepted.
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Huron Rd. Xibon .4 R
AIR CADETS' ORGANIZE
v --FOR- TARGET-- AND. DRILL
' The officers of the Maitland Air
Cadets held` a "joint 'meeting with
the Officers of the StratfordtAir
Cadets at Clinton Hadar School on
Wednesdiiy; November 14, for the
purpose of organizing ,a rifle com-
petition and a precision • drill squad
to demonstrate on Air Force day on
the parade Square at the Radar
.School. Thee"ftir cadets now Fleet
on Tuesday evening with the • .bus
leaving the town hall at 7.00 p.m.
All boys Between 'the ages .'of 13
,years 'and 18 years are welcome to
come out and ' take part lir the
educational program which is .pro-
.vicled. Films, wi-11 be •shovtxequite
.often and- in ,the near futureail
cadets \'i11 have the privilege of
tllycing hi in R.C.A.F. aircraft .from
C'eIlXraalia. '
ST. HELENS
ST. -HELENS, .Nov. 19. --Mr. and
Mrs. Callum Cameron. and Carol
,Of-._i>etzail were weekend guests
Mr. and, • Mrs. John, Cameron,`
Mr. and Mrs. James Walker of
Teeswater were visitors, recently
with fir, and -Mrs. Mrs. E..J. Thom :acid.
"lir. and Mrs. W. A. Miller:
'he- members of the W.A. held a
very :successful 'afternoon tea and
'15itfi ci "in - the 'auxiliary rooms on
S'aituicl'ny '.11-fternoon; When total re-
ceipts amounted to over 8410.
Miss S;c1biI (ourtiee Of .C'linton
r 1\'as guest. spea ISi r rtn the - annual
thank -offering service of the Un-
'ited Church on Sunday morning
when • she .delighted, • her listeners
with - the! story of her Inissibaury
work in- lap n.'• ��1T'1'Ii€; t0 isle
1 Wintry weather, the attellq,atrc'e was
SIllal11. ,
Mil- William • A.- Rtun'phi'ey ' 'is a
pa.tienit in '. the 1't'ingha rn hospital•
.as a result . of an unfortunate ac-
cident quit Wednesday morning:— Mr.
'11uinphPey.s S%1.ls driving a ten in as
sil't'ing Mr, • Ronald McCrostie in
Putting at. .load of corn into the
Rutherford burn, when a board.
struck, his leg breaking both bones
above ••the 'ankle.
Austin Dcillnage, of Mct' i11op, has
purchased the general store of the
late John. Montgomery at Winthrop.
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Thursday night listening
for me means Hattie
° McDaniel's famous in-
'terpretation of Beulah;
.:,•r....and Mrs.
North
Jar a wonderful thriller;
and 'then like thousands of
others, I go hook, line and
sinker for my globe-trotting
colleague, Gord- Sinclair
bringing . the news!
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BEULAH.
7/00 P.M. Hattie McDaniel,
comedy queen
9:30' P.M. Mirth and murder.
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WHERE YWIRt,A 'ORITeAR
Mr.:and Mrs. James Chisholm and
daughter Alma and r:- Buns Chis-
holm visited at Rrii e1ield On Sun-
day.
OREIVirD, Nov, 19. — •W a extend
congratulations to Mr.' and Mrs:
Lorne Hasty, newlyweds.
Mr. and Mrs. John Blake of -Wing
trans 4Visited with relatives in this
Vicinity at the week -end. '
A very successful euchre party
was held in Crewe school, on Thurs=
day night with ten tables playing.
The, -high prizes were won by M'rs.
Jim Keane and Charles Rivett. The
consolation prize went to Mrs.
Petrie and Roy Keane.
Appreciation for
'iribute Sent to
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'Members of A:hmeek Chapter,
1:O.D .E., met at the home i f Mrs.
T. Donnelly, East street, for the
November meeting. Mrs. B. Wil
mot, regent, presided: : . , •
, .I t. • was decided, to ' renew sub:
scriptions to the!, National' Geo-
graphic magazine for the three local
schools1' Acknowledgment' and
thanks 'were receinl from the, Re-
orefi•tional Council for `Chi donatibn
to' their work. Fifteen dollars was
voted to. the S'earnen's Amenities
fund.
Soule interesting . correspondence
was read, one letter .from Mrs. J.,
Coates, a 'former member,- telling
,e.P 'the organizing of d `Chapter, of
ttfr Daughter's of the .Empire in St.
•Johns, Newrfoundland. Mrs. Cotes
will be first rice -regent, ,Rhe, along
with former members now living in -
Newfoundland,
have been instru-
mental in introducing this patriotic
work in the new. province.. •
Two letters were received -from
the dpughter of the late Mr$. Dain.
McDonald, irt"-.apl)reclation •of the
tribute paid to her • memory at the
• AT GOD'ERICH '
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29th
featuring 14 Beautiful Floats direct from
Santa's workshop.
The parade :starts • at TO a,fn. and Santa Claus will remain on the Square .until 4 p.m..'.
for all. -
The parade is sponsored by the Goderrch Julior Chamber of Commerce.;,
anniNersary • tea. Mrs. McDonald.
Was the founder and first regent of
the , Daughters of the Empire ' in
Goderi'41r ffity ,'ears ago.
Congratulators . messages were
read from va;rieus;tprganizations, to'.
the Chapter on- achiefiggfifty Sears'
Of continuous work.
A hearty vote of than•was.
voted to Mrs, A. H. 11 rskine 'and
her• committees for the lovely deeat.-
ations. and tea for ' the 50th anni-
versary• teal .and 'it was .decided to
tender a message of appreciation
'pp to
the co -Convener =of' Maple. Leaf
Chapter, Mrs. J. 11. Kirikehd and
her committees for her part in
'Laking the affair so delightful.
Two new members, Mrs.' Reg.
Bridle and. Mrs.. l,3. Goldthorpe Wok,
their affirmation:
Tea was served by the hostess
a,nd the 1uach committee for the
month.. • .
• POI TER'S •RLL
PORTER'S HILL, Nov. 20:= -The
Community Cli'.ib met fast week -aa;t
the houi'e of Mrs. A. P. Townshend
with 10 ladies present. , The presi-
dent opened the meeting with 0
Canada followed' by theLord's
lirayer. The reports• were readland
adopted. The treasurer was author-
koci. to; send boxes„ to the two boys
'front. -our conrmunfty who are` over-
seah. ,"sifter some discussion it. was
decided to have .11 card party- and
dance in the school on December 7.
This is to help to make :money to
use .in sending.. the bites • overseas.'
Mrs, John .MeOP'.an's, group'has
charge of the schdct;..and -Mrs. Pete
iHayr ison's group has .,r•haarge of
1. Tf u r
tanned with readings. '1'?,.• meeting
was served by the ;:hostess.
Mr. and Mrs: Alvin,.Bettles and
bwo children spent the week -end' in "
Toronto and attended. the Banta
Claus parade • •
' Thee ladies of Grace Church are ~ ,
busy planning and preparing for
the "the
to be field Novemier 28.
in, the 11asement of,': the church..
This' is being put on by the Gode-
rich Township. Federation of. Agri-
culture and tickets are available'
from any of the township drfector$.
!Service at Grace Church was
postponed on'";, account of the
Weather and roads but service will
be held next Sunday aft
Don't forget the .films ebb+ 'shown
in Grace Church next •Frid.'a§M`n
ing, Not -ember .30, sponsored" ,.
the W.A-. These—ate beii-ahown.
by Rev. Newton of Holmesville.
c•ltased with '111 K a,ra;.r, ,r aid lunch, Lunch will' be served.
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