HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1937-04-09, Page 5on this vex q
»ugb survey or this AO:forma-
tio fttui thvetigh Oontact wt /1 the
engineers, let only Jo eellverS4tlipl*„
on
not* last Week, utitterstand
that the m oufaetOrors are 4.01* able
\to:keep up. with the denland t9v
product.
n, the arrival of 11 taloa
* '
r which Pnah.
o every radio * Own,
The Inter Was then aft* The
11.440 *to blattuttaueeUal no #otutd
the 'viten= eleaner Onttld•he hear&
even in a room itd,i0loing the one
A ASAI so we are vocOuraged the'
heli) ]oeate the iutertrIng app
heSseleoee - the
1,0
IteWaili fit the XitOhetter braneh '1'441 !'n."14:1 .94.4/.1t1.°49..* *Sol 4, the.
Itifl
,
tr• Olikt
:The jme
RENE
,A,VBX314V, -Npril V , T.
WLI-
1). " ,SOU bat*. rretu Par4,111„ where Alte Ment
watt vitsiting %eV lather, WW1 wain* th4
euitlIng good health.' te r
tho
•
lil 'way, hut bY" a.ccompanying them •on .: err tho, Department ot ',Staring came( In
,.
thelr ..retntai," We aro, convinced that '.q)lm'c'er .te Mr .0b.11,, Ile wits •Vo0t
the remedy ,lies within our own .ggtes. enthosiastie abook Our plans to, kilt .
itkvaltkable :assistauee,, they are tee 1*.t.',heartedly, Jo tip work,
' • s
.40,,ita„to' be ,4 x.041,*ervioo to,',00deirieb . " The. iirstiftee We visited we .A0,10
, . •
Alla astrIt- 14 iio.' very p0, Yaitn.g, 't4) ,' a nitielilne, whieli . Was giving, cOnSta,;,
aim Are,inSPeetOie ertttnier-14.4-Urgeut, orable tvetible oVer a large area': this
can- to ,elea. r up, sOnie. 110100n:he' of. 0 macititte Was operated:- for the'grea'' ter
n, „Only ,to And ..' on . the „;arrilal ' et„, part of -Nicit :447. . ' We • foillla.,the
,
he, (ieettir , the.' __Vittleilt., .:5 ',enjoying', . owner 44 , this .aPpliatiee': Just; as, an -
good
,. . . 4-,
_, health,.." ;We, 'feet,' that- the De,- -zions stS, we to • eltrei ,nate• the inter.,
• "Paii-.4ent-iiii-Or Mtiv7we -ate ' giiiitg- -terelleerni.14.- he gavo...us ., real,„,e02,opero,„_
' before we are IttiVt,.'`.. * - . tioll-c indeed," We bay() fdtend Ov‘ere`Ohte
• AttOW are we going te.'4i*.v..egute, 010 Nr1j$1,04.,. tin*, %kr *est' Willing. to heli).,
'keg • - ,of. Van -Made ;Static.). -,.." - .. Tills ,tuakes,,Pie task ;It real pleasitre,
,Nuitheut 'the eetePeratien,-,ot .tite reale inIte : thin- tottohlne litaS giviuk out
.
, ieneOS, , ' ' . , ,•. - ' . Vesult . was reraarkahle; 4t .was lipt
This past week has* proved to. our merely a reduction. of the noise*, hut a
Nona ..tho .eggtootg, ,..0.ven„. 't.1).o. martimatle static and Silted
wbole-
'- We• say It • etW .41orte,, but :tiet After making rit' thorough test; to,
owners. •atul users of electrield applir statte, a Alter, )vas gooneeted, The
sfa, n 'Ver•Anode ,conlp-lete
eniffete -Slat Vtio
nterfovottee. As:•*t .an incurable "diS„, ' ' • '
vAe, . • 'A•• 4e0defl,' iuipreveni:ent •WaS noted
" 014 -.his visit id :oni..rtowiL,'tbe the reception conditions An , the af-
eignor, •Dronght With. him
gadget ;4 s a roteron., places were visited,aod tests.
0e,MeutrAtea,:ti*. Value of this .0adget: Plaae wiliC11 ',Proved to the ovnevS, that
4tBeltSi)PpresSer. of Interference, advis- their 'APPIlitMe -was tAVALlie.-.111
'fog us also that it bad, been' appeoved ila'ell'f(sP we Were ‘flelied.,to inetall*is
byethe ,Hydro commts.sion -04taras
,,a,umid'ewiavembee4lraten1178-,,(1147a.tine•4.aattilaodracier tp..r (s11,11p1:pelyltiosrtde'aiS•eds,°°11'. V7:e g. !be.
, an aeserted supply of these Filter. •The cost Of the filter nsed in above-
installa-
an
hut. thle' 'order' Vas not ;Ailed lueotiotied cases Is $1.20 Pine
• • doe., whieh is not a very difficult. .job,
jut a matter of '
,
, .
On Satur y ..elnoon eve were
thee -ea
'pee,eestirv gadgets, and 'this Will! be
,
'Phtnte els
, litaMiltOn St.
IJ
Uf 0 1 the trouble-causlog ,electrieal g rage ignited, ishOot14 Av.
apPlianees none eitu calnintro W/th- thi, vivid Amite ttet An the air„.
hartuless400kIng teeter PM.1„."- 'Xt Oerend vas tropt before the fire
been proved te us that one *a, \hos ,rt401"ed:
pOWer te' reception over three- go intense*
CIA -tatters, ut Our teW12, seeMS Atm* trOnt,s-
tart tu'AiAterep -40t is, too true. Were ShatterElt an
12e:ltrgbIttrta,74:bitt:Ileg..11°11' 4t4Peet:le
411(V.sowe ask that, in view of the
fr3tc.: poiattioth,::011:t7bcellug,r to lielp li,:oUrra..1)_ejtew.
lp-
'Itt)11:14-1(te.''..1111.1vIrld1:),111t170
, , PIA), „ e
Square; lie was poneptaTiii!*1;i7tlit-704'
:teptien. conditions,. so we °decided to
make. a:- test WS appliances. Nvo
found that his list .of appliances -,rite
o very.coteplete one, ineludjpg VaCtleinl
eleaner, range,' washer, : elOCk,
etc. ,
We 'chose the Vacuum cleanee'''for
our teet. T1i9,. roar in. the radio
W.tis terrifie. We Oen instelIed
a Alter, • the result was a COm.
plete killing of theinterference. • As.
alpiether ,test we arranged with a peal'
dealer to turn an his miigt-Videttedifte
radio, aud at a Mien time be was to
listen in, 'We Vere to turn' on the
tam= eleaner without tile filter, al-
low it to ran for a' stated time; then
a pause of halfa minute; 'then we
evOe :to install the filter. 'The first
Aest, without the filter, resulted in a.
trmendous roar in the dealer's radio.
7 •
be one of'0000. •
-.suggest,; that .."everyOul"'tnitkie!*
'thorough teat '..0t eleetrioal 4p7
pliances,„. • - ,
If Ter(bea,r. inte *knee, 'do: 'in) Aiilile,VeattLIK410 wiieu 'Helen Deft_ Miller. .daughter of
-Ott Stir raalet• '1Uest*,41ile de*. hitt _Lx,".47•1; ture.k from t -Lr. 14-0.ktgOngAT Mr. and -'Mrs. ;eseph.' foraev1T
ofE'st:tch'.00.ettioi11.•,applianees;.as, are ;Itiveg'.heMees •Wa'S':letLed'OO.otbe-009.31*, :ez. Aniorh; was -.Married liebert
.0peratiOn',10 .your ..14.4e .0,..the'StOet0br, Yelut*P. ,41,0L John 1.)a$7,aan,' 'et Thomas, Re'.ithdthe •
Ireithle -As, Calised• by .ttlaAr 'et '*hp*: 4....danee .to Nvade'T,,, 1,i3)0x Pres-,
applionees,, :report this 'ie.. • your dealer, 'throng** sea' of . mud .0411. water in the..
bitorian eitur0,. oilielated„
service --,Nire:vani.lite0,, 09#0xer,ft:tte 4,m0..,OntgOirv,r7, .The.-Cotiple. were :unutteuded. ,After
a! test; 4re - piAfto.:•:i.orpWr.co.--t11,0,00t'il-Igitly,met24.4for*, 4- short thoy- will -Teside-10- St,
that, your .0001e:et* he :eared, . ..A''..fraOtt*l. -40,10::1,4t$1,()ie fell. 15' 'Thomas, • .
.TOne thing I ls sqtee, ithat i'dt," are, 00* thO .t0U14. M. S. Meeting. Th( April Meet-
trOubled-b7., $onr; • '4!,,fitb•t1.#1t 001.414eht, donated' oeie et, the: was',, Knox 1,,Tnitvi
uolglIbbr: 4r4Y. • 1•404; •7140:':* • */'•.- "."9, Chards was held in the school room of.
.10 , .440 °17, gt, _Prell',!siL2PLtit'llette'."'"45,,,,e,,,,..4eelareteelYeelen4t,L11' the church on 1.1tiestlay afteenooll, With
interference :this, vast
Sunda y Moen, ee 4".,- a -geed attendance. Mr. George
was awful, and' enrelee. 414"-C*,4 7 ° Bears was ju charge. After the
Tome: 'MOrc04740."' proprietor of the
Opening hymn Dean read the
.Seripture le,eson, Mork 10, AlUd the
Lord's Prayer was repeeted in enleou.
gl*Si • W44. .Cratg. faVorea with a Plane
inetruinenta.L 'The (levet-Wind leaflet
g;„..cL,LeBeeree,stt. 'Mrs
China, "Atiss Margaret Small; -teihnefe•
Alice, Mrs. II. el. Willeon, and Clerbe
•tian steivardship, 'Mrs. *e. M. ;Strangle;
'heat that ivin.40404
„toxited '.teet•
• paint wa,0
tilistered
,
0. w45, OM.,
ged by• *catOk.,,'Wl*A, ,rax t ita.'xiVers,trOM:',Uttrial;'t One eat' 'wasloaded wIttroillk
$0.4421leles. Alt .thecVOOX -40Wrk, the stairs niid,..eggS; and theAttoduce toet wttit
•;414 toetroe4 ibt'0431e tvglSo'dleti*Sr Whentifeyetrr:',:struek,tite.wasle,
The. adjacent nbsca. 'Of, the. Vireet$IStavt4.i. out. ear 'stxttek 444 ,wa$
Nvt*,4 * ."
„
11,1000 • 7c.,,rx";
'IPtfiges, 'AU4
hard-
store::hvita# .Otileattzt :the '
•alttrinigrip_oo the Pre
-77.,Alifatcr4,0
ittropt.ito
. .
--Mr.; 010, Misi'Villitun7-..MVS,;
have. received, the. gift bA1.b.-$ Ws,"
. . . .
° • WatMtitss ',C410.
travelling to 't•Intleriett early .Tnesday
wooing, garramy ".ealk,11,
haft; ttonidentst. In two..., Plakea '41004
,the eiince4sion . Or ,Volbortte thorn
Itad beek,AvashOutt tittking the Ight
one . anSt 4`elto .410
th,e,.other xtear...the
•,, tem-,
haek,. eittAltig
stiot:oi-iixTfiltoI-.1:wo.10, the ivrtok.*-
. , ,
Vittan..41.01et,,th41.1e-- PresbYteriun
7P.ruP§e„,..a.th$,04r.iv, Was tho Scene' ot. A
KottY "01.-4101ug' du. 'OatordUY. afternoon,
a
• driving with
ion lieetteet''
t tv
3101SotOtivIteti%bela nflty
the ,previOttn weeR .10 Orhlug NO•t*Utt
4' inviiev pongt, Said it Ntraa all a
,ntisttike, "Mr. Xlegior inistulderstood
Mei!' lie sold,- ,11,41:. A
Anet
thitt;,t Wt. land lleCtiSe drive ,In
Vietis yeur04. but Allowed it 'to lapse.
a year." •
ut iWtts. oed1,10 and Os.ttt 'And.
given IVOlveek.S. to • find the'
money„ ° Ten (Iii7R .the altertAttIVOA
:Keoneth Want or 131„veter,
•not,..guiltYtO,0,,,elittrgo,ot-ree34•Oss-44
Akg,: ,was ,nestuittedeby ,the •.
trate,--drelltnntanee,'S' Ali kW 41,
7eting • man's. favor Were that he lYtv,Si
new to 01.4r,IVtA there Was Nuo stop
MP beside the rota it *having hem
broken down nod not replaced somo
bum provioutar, and It was a stormy
day.
clutrged with Vit,
grapey, pleaded. for a (Amoco to get
out or town and was freed by the
'Magistrate,. Calhoun, who etinie here
from Uiteliell; WAR pleked- up (Ob Sat -
orator io an Intoxleated cOnditien end
lodged la jail. ft.is said he was
poelot combs and -alternated
eitelt sale 'with a trip to a beverage
room. . • \
"I havo no objections to his being
released," said (rowit Attorne,y, I), ti).
Holmes, "as long as he has promised
to leave our neiglihorlio0."
Yciu Are CcOially .10ited To AttL The_ PREE__Showing 6_
The New. Talking Motion Picture
See This Picture and, Learn How To "Fix ° Up,"
Your bid Home or How To Build A New -House.-
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feesiheese be iphris-lefanefile• for The ifoine lovas of Canada;
• .
6011atICO
16, 1937
..r*Nokt
At .8.60 p.ni..
Built!' is shown throuait the courtesy of
IC
111
'
HeadqUItter$ for JohnsManvi1I building materials.
directed,. every radio Within milts. of .
the eelliee. ' •Thie .particular' maehine SOAP, returned from 0, trip to Toronto
was turned. on at ee-aetly 4.0.80 cone about two hours after. the fire was
_end eevieelsept on until 11,0$ a.m. 14fettght. _,•under.,:.,,cootrol, to find only
if ihe, .owner '01: ilitS'.intielfine •'.See P)ur AY.9-11.4, .and'-t*iiited ,eqUipment and
Ktetff*TattleorgeFfier-i4K,iti tools 'among...the eveeekage. ,
toesitmd:leg---„eolneidinOtitli ThInraze" N"nras-irrs
mime -dew iiiiitittitspl,4*--41-aufir
pleased -to have nottf
, y As tin
oiler to help es' clear op the condi-
tion-
it might he well to xepeat the oft -
given advice 'by -authorities on rAdio..
:that. the . initallatiOn a a good..
aorha and ground. See, that all Con,
neations ere tight and elean. • We
have' found many Poor aerials, itua
poor grounds.„ • ,
Jr YOU' want to prove how A poor
_groued Weds Your_ reeeption, juet
shake the, ground connection your
set and note .the beautiful licket
• which comes outOf your loud. speaker.
In carrying out yoUr testi we would
snggest that you arrange with- e,
deighbor or neighbors to hare a va-
cuum. cleaner turned on, that is, a
vacuum cleaner which is not equipped
with a noise suppressor-serne of the
newer •type. are so made. Then erteke
a'eurvey of yoile neighberhood and see
bow many radios are affeeted by the
vacuum cleaner.
• •
The inspector is returning to town
this week, when we' hope- to continue --
our tests. '••
We are hoping to Complete plans to
IAA on a public demonstration �f what
faulty equipment means te -radio re-
ception. If this can be arranged we
will notify the Ohne either through
thee papers or througli .the medium of
handbills.
In the meantime we hope everyone
will put his shoulder to the wheel
and help- us put..to rout- the commeu
eneme"Old Man Static." We can do
it if we have the -will; 4 know we have
the desire.
GODERICH RA:DIO ASSoCIATION.
•
It -Pritchard, Seeir-Treas.-
..
ilatti-9,'?".7",104";?Sert--'4r0furdiActwi
rteia*-7-de-6-F--1791iTt-Sablittofitti
hone, She ran to the McKenzie Der -
age 'and gave the platen" to a grellle of
men - essenibled, there listening- to' a
,
President, MrsJatnes
radio broecicte'st of a, hockey game. By au. ' T114 .
he time theyereseched the scene flames .Wootle, then took eliarge ef the bust
t -
had burst. from the roof •of- the frame 11013s• ' 'Airs. WOOdS was appointed a
clvielling and o 'lazing shingles were delegate Io the eleventh annuameet
l ,.
being tarried' to nearby buildings by ' l'reebyterlel 'SOeletY.
a lug of Ilittron
stiff breeze. withei Is, to be • held in teleriels on
These, mg 9f hese sale exame as a April Srith. The treasue iris repotl
result of the , fire were billeted vett') showed e good balance. on hood. it
there
etrientieefcie ereeireder of the night. was deeided to order the eminittee
'Tile ' switchboard was 7 767fili : out of :PrOgrain for the -text- Die months, The -
quilting is ,to be held- April22nd, .wh-1.11
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PREPARE FOR
ROLLER SICATII4G
COMMissiotOnit the tellef operator. Miss
Verna . Anderson, .sto9d patiently in the three quilts are to bo' oulited. Tue.
1
• fplionth
e .aoo, taking all calls ' and oc- meeting closed wlth a hyum and prey,
'eaelselaty going Out to the etreet * to er by Wm:- James Woods. .
Young People's Meeting. -The regu-
lar meeting of the lt.ir.l'. of KIJOX,
I•nited church wos held on Tuesday
night. ' Rev. H. C. Wilson led in
community singing; Alden Misty.
president; led in the business_ It was -
•thought advisable that some of the
members attend \ the young - people's
conference at Dungannon. Mrs. Hat'
'y Sturdy took charge of the program,
Rev. -1.1.• C. -Wilson Ied in pkayer and
Amy Toll read the SeriPture passage.
Mary Mutiro,• Ruth Arthur and Bit
Craig sang it Vocal trio, accompanied
by Mrs. William Craig at the 'piano.
Miss' Evelyn. Million took the mission-
ary topic and the meeting closed with
a hymn and the Sii2pah benediction.
• .
Economical sure-fire advertising -Get
complete coverage and complete adver-
• Using with the Signal -Star Pres.s and
be sure of •re.sults, ,
SUCCESSFUL IN SPITE
OF WEATHER
(continued,from sage 3)
and two feina,les-Beet. Peck, W. O. P.
Oeistrelcher.'
eall to someone wanted on the tele-
phone. .
The homeless are Mr. and Mrs. Jae..
Montgomery ancl children, Feanres,
Robert *and C-ordon; Mr.. and _Mrs
Robert McKenzie. Mr. and Mrs. Thos..
"Rivett and daughter, Iris.
Telephone Service Cut Off- -
The heat destroyed the cable enter-
ingThe telephone office. ,and telephone
service for the large area covered by
the', Dungannon central was. cut off un-
til Sunday afternoon.
. The people of the village are grate-
ful to the Kincardine fire brfgade, who
came nearly ;forty miles to give their
assistanee, sts well as' to the Auburn
brigade_ and fire-fighters from Myth
and Lucknow wbo lent their aid. Be-
cause of regulations governing the
•.1Goderich brigade,- it was enable to take
Its etniipment, out of town.
citizens were roncerned about Mr.
Cecil Treleaven, of the West- Wawa -
nosh Fire insurance Company, who
was in in bed at die time` and whose
furniture was iniired- ont, RS -It -wale
feared that building . also might be
destroyed. Indeed, with embers. fly-
ing groat distances, the entire vilhige
was threatened.
Fifty-seven years ago Dungannon
bild a dististrOui fife which swept the
same. stretch of property that • was
visited last week. _Then twenty-two
years ago the old Mallough hotel wasp
burned where the- Allen block now
stands. -Te outetanding events in
Dungannon' history are; being recalled
at .this titne. --
Mr. laoritgomery came, to Dungan-
nonortlya few months agei, from Rip-
ley, to engage in business and was
making many improvements, tad he
and. his family were proving excellent
citizens.
It Is under§tood that •the insurance
.on the buildings will' molt only a
small percentage of the loss. 'Lorne
Mackenzie is having work commenced
immediately for the' reeonstruction of
his garage. Ur. rtivett Ms purchased
the it F. WhYard hardware store
across the street, to be remodelled as
a tobacco shop. ' At gine of Writing
Mr- Montgonaery had not do.ided on
his future plans. It Is hoped that he
will remain in the village and again
engage in business and thateven/dai-
ly the wbole burned area will' be- re-
built
Herefords
Bull calved in, 1035 or previeus
Howard Wright, Cromarty; O'Neil
Eros„ Dertfleld:, John McGregor, Hefl-
safl
BulL'oaved in •1936-0'Neii Bros,
H. C., Wright, ;John McC- iregor. Helfer
cared - in 1035-70'Nell, Etrotte, H.
Wright, John 34,b0regior. Heifer calved
ix 1936-0"Neil pros.; a C. Wright.
Get -of -sire class -O'Neil Bros. •
Modem Angus
,
Bali ° calved in 1035 or pre*us-44-
wards Bros., Watford: Prank Todd and
set, tucknow; &Meet Carte, Se,aforth.
Hull, calved in 1a6-4tdivaids Wise,
.Thmk. Tiadd 4 son. Heifer taaved irt
40264-ar4*ard4Itroc, /oranit, tladd *and
sod. Holier calved in 1010-Edivards
Bra, Wank 'Dog and son. • ••
sweepstakes
latukShorthorn, Hereford or Aberdeen
Angus -Edwards BrOs.
• Market Cattle
• Senior baby' ‘; beet., born 1030-W.
Armstrong, Seaforth; Mtv 113. Parker do
Ektns; 'Bivis.; W. C, Wright:
Amin% Park, Mitchell; Bert Pt*.
Junior baby beef, be 1039, --Prank
Todd eird son, W,t E. Parker *liens
&Alt Andrew Park, W. 0.
„toy t!epperi,
•
• CruAid,r (Wining aniund}---Does the long
feather \in *y•liat bother you?-•
'Matt•(directly -belibid)**--it
% cut it oft. • Hem it is; X thoug
pa you wilt .wantIt beelte
kt,
t ne
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APRIL 10TH TO 17TH
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STAYOUNG
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All Itca Iwo Is tha isiroao4All It year
, Into iiii ihmifor aatty la tiro eat** Of li ill iiec Yo ditn. Miiissitteo
•to bit,. bit y'olie onto, siiittlio Thoth doito-11"Mitolorti kite Wiirk",,Aitdi
I Otk 10' VA. Oki liik coatis it** 04.104 a is to tit Is ot Woo
A liAita,,A .1''* A,AVAA4. 0 4,Aal, WAA , A r A4. A * .A, A A ******400 **
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101.i,itir
oftele_.
position will becoine a realliyAVliei -
Weston; proprietor Of the *West Street
skating rinkt installs a wooden 'floor in
the arena for roller skating. A contract
has been let and work will comraenee
in laying, the oor as soon as the ice
disappears.
Mr. Weston has •leased_ the builditie
for five years and proposes to have
roller skating in summer and lee skating
• In winter. •
ns
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leitea tlxvougitouti
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Tbe Signal -Star Press
the ,,UeWot 01: OeglerlOt."ansi*surto
district in en Juterettint,•
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Wishing The .•'41itnai-Star
• every suevess, .
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Now Flaying -Preston Fester with Ann Dvorak in "We. Who Aro A
To Die." Wallace Ford in "Another Face." Double Feature Program!,
MON., TEES. and WED. -
JOAN BENNETT--CARY- GRANT
• • GEORGE- BANCROFT, ,,goNRAD .7411,A4E And GENE LOOKIDIRT •
A new and riotous comedyromance featurireg an. fanusnal star ea&
_ •
"WEDDING PRESENT"
FRT. andSAT-.
- JESSIE IVIA'rTHEWS with RoBEAT. YOUNG
The "Dancing Divinity" in a brillia,nt picture. Th—eret Pep, petzonalitYaret
ptilchritude in tbe lavish musical hit •
°WS' LOVE AGAIN".
1VIAPEKING„, April 3 -Mr. and Mrs.
Palmer Kilpatrick returned to their
home in Toronto on Saturday..
Miss Winnifred Blake of 'Crewe
spent Suilda,y at her.liOnie.
teachers and students resumed
their duties again with Miss Jean An-
derson to ItinIOUgh,, Miss Olive Kil-
patrick, Atwood; Mist Crate Blake,
Arkona; Elmer Johnston, Mildmay;
Miss Bernice Blake to Stratford)1„cot,,,
mai; liaise Mary Horton to ,Arthur;
. Miss Muriel Blake and Bertram Cur-
ran to Lucknow high 'same.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Irvin entertained
a number of young people at their
home on Tuescissee evening.
Mn. and Mrs. Finlay Shackleton and
son returned to Arthur On Thursday,
aft having spent a few days with
the fOrtnees parents, Mr,. and Mrs.
Norman Shatkelion.
W. John Blake is not well at pre-
sent It is hoped he may be up and
around again seen,
'01.''Bt'(3U.WS PARATORS
SAVE
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•Conaing-JaeI Denny et al In "The ii4gflrU�4eflst of 1937"
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