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PHONE 105
Personal Mention
Miss Emilie Buchanan of Toronto is
spending 'a week in town.
Miss Jean Lawson visited her sister,
Mrs. lli. F. Allen_ at '.Detroit the past
week.
Mrs. N. Kennedy of Dungannon
spent last week with Sirs. II. Phillips,
East, strg>et.-
:4Ix. Jana{ es.-.-.liicksou...iy • here front
nephew, 1Flarold Elder, ,'find li>(isa Helen
Brady, at Tillsonbutcg.
Mrs. (:`brat;. Chrystal isa returned
to her homey in Regina after visiting
friends its Goderich and district. She
was .accompanied on her return by
Mrs. Margaret Wri lit, -w-he-wi11 spend
several months in `I egina before going
to Victoria, B.C.; to visit her son,
Clinton for a week or two looking up Chrystal Archer, and his wife.
old friends. . , Mr. and A,frs. Henry W. Tebbutt, of
. Mr. alud „eIrs. Frank Spyer�''t,f Lon- Redlands, Cal., -have left for Detroit
don spent Sumiay with Mi'. and Mrs. to visit friends after spending two
Harold !livers.
\1r. Jas. `'ldean and Mr, Wm.
Chubb'of" Detroit are visiting -,'their
relatiJo
s in town this week.
Mr Mrs. Leslie Inkster, of Tor-
onto,' j visitors with the former's
Mother. Mrs. James I,ukster.
•r ^ h%t11 vit•tinl were dead when recovered Miss A. Edythe Barker has Its her
��� LE ' A A OITV ' e guest, her sister, Miss Ihubel II. naiad -
.IN STANLI� Y - TOWNSHIP ' ,, ho1iR-1P-' afterwards. tun Barker. R.N., of New York, .
The fatality climaxed a series of Mrs. A. 1'. Marian, R.N., of Toronto.
ennsall'Farnnlett' and Grandson, Killedunfortunate events for George Steplieil- is visiting with her sister, Miss Flor-
by. Crumbling Fount(latttion of lt.aJI'n Stan, at. � lily a month ago the barn iti' cnre 1� riser, and son Mr. Malcolm! Thos. l`hisholni, be}}<tlnlep, tide bride of_
HI:NSALL, Sept. I1. Charlesaluesti�ilr 1,ttrnitI to file fuulitfation Murlutt, , Thomas Walkr' I(tr)vi€tk, only son of semi` -finals, The Legion (son W'edines-
Stepilerisan, 'elderly IIs>t1sa11 fattier, after a -tire- due to spontaneous, cum- I Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Elder, of 'Spruce Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Kovitik, all of, day 'light's gan'ie 10-0 in a ' seesaw
e bust1on. - (.1•01-t>, ..liar., are visiting; the fornitr's (1oderich. Rev. H. T.' Fallon per- battle. The 14-t).1ue was featured by the
and his six-year-old grandson. Stewart'.; It is believed that the eldest t•tepian-'sisters, Mrs.. Geo. \Iumby and Hiss formed the Ceremony.
'le bride was excellent pitching of Walt 7.'alras, who
1? 1 i Ltht'i Etter. ; •' , _ lovely in t� .f1t)Oi let.li;th_ cl.ict�s ui. egg- hard seventeen -strikeouts to his credit ;
"Ste Stephenson, were instantly, lirltN(' last'
�U 1 \\•:1, dillill;; al tl'enc`h with stones.,,
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attei'hoott w�heii dies° 'Were '. and the small boy helping •hiiu by . -Mr. and > rs. Fred W. Kirk of North-" shell satin, • with aqua net skirt.fa11ing but the Legion boys • hit when it
months with relatives in this district,
including his brother, Mr: Waligatte
Tebbutt. Trafalgar street,' floderieb,
and .his brother, J1d'. Lewis Tebbutt,
_Seaford'.
KOVIAK--CHISHOLM
A pretty wedding took place on
Saturday morning, Septeauber 7th, at
10.3(1. o'clock, in ;it. Peter's rectory,
when Madeline Isabel Chisholm,
younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
SOFJRALL
TOWN LEAGUE TAWS -
gNU•A: ' '+D PI.aA.YO17S
,Teams in the Town Softball'` League
have been engaged in an interesting
series of playoff games to decile the
gltawpionship. d
Saltford and Dominion !loads
hooked up in the first round orr*ues
day and Thursday of last -week. .Do-
minion Roads took the first game by
the one-sided score of 20 to 3, but Salt -
ford carne back- strong on Thursday
night and evened the series- With 'a
15-12 win. The tie was .played oft pn
Monday of this week, When Stl.l,tford
scored 8 runs in the •.last- two innings
against five runs by the, Dominion
Roads in the last innings, giving Salt -
ford the game 16 to 13. Saltford thus
won* the right to meet the ,Canadian
Legion. who bad eliminated the 'Can-
adian
Catn-adian Tires in two straight games.
''Legion Eliminates Tires
•On Wednesday and • Friday of last
week Canadian Tire and *Canadian
Legion playeethe other round of the
crushed: l!)enea,th a tuppliug stone and. thrtwviu ; _rabble into the' hole, when B;ty, former y of Englehart, are guests front the ,fitted- Basque bodice, her
Concrete wall of tht fouud.iliou of the the wall collapsed iu%("ards 'without a of'Rev. 1.. H. and Mrs, Turner of the long veil of silk net falling from an
razed burnt of (benne Stephenson. son warning. Victoria street United church. parson- iridescent bandeau. She carried. a
of the dead than, on the Parr line.' nesidcs-blis widow, Charles Stephen- age. sheaf of American Beauty roses. . Mrs.
eight miles front Heusall. son is survived by two sons. Clarence I Mr. Robert.. Shapland, of Edmonton, L. Rooney of London was her sister's
(.71aa:eIlce Stephenson. grouter of .:Intl George, of «11111 s township. and, who was overseas .with the Canadian .matron of honor and was dressed in two teams was one of the best exhibi-
George. suffered a broken foot ars the ', one daughter. Airs. Lorne ('4',leitt111 hoop:, visited ills relatives of the dove grey 4yelet r1ellt>. \\'it11 bltack and dons of ball seen here in some time.
avalanche of fatlliu;, 11! 1-a iry engulfed also of Stanley. ! Salkeld family in town and vicinity 'White accessories,'' and carried a Col-
his
veterans ilguilu' won, eliminating
his father and the little buy. Stewart 'Stephenson is -urvived by ; lust \vet�k oiilii bouquet. Mr. Le Proper soli- the Tires) The highlight of this game
Despite the frantic efforts of, the' his parents. \1r. anti Mrs ts•or;..;t' Mrs. Mary W 11i erhuld. and son Wit- 1)nrtcd..tile groom. After -the marriage_ was the superb fielding of the Legion
patty of worktneti,, who hurriedly dug ,Aire da.ellson• lull a twit -year-olds liaul and Mrs. 'William \1'iederhulth of ceremol.ty the"hridal party and friends >The
p 1 team. batteries -Canadian Tires,,
down through the stone and rubble, brother. Detroit. were week -end- guests With returned .to the home of the bride's Tarats and : crimgeuur; Legion, Smith the furuler's sister Miss A. I~'liek, and 1)a rents 111 Colborne ,towvttship, where' at oriel Venus. -1'
other relatives. btrffet` luncheon and reception was held. - Score 'by innings:
Mr. Bert Cunningham of Toronto is ' he bride's mother received wearing a Canadian Tire ,.•.• 000 000 020-2
a renewing acquaintances at fort Al- eat blue dress With bronze- 'luum• Citi txcl,ian .Legion 300 000 30x-6
t bort, visititr, his sister, Mrs. Chas, °orsatge, and the groom's mother Mrs. Saltford One Up
counted.
The batteries for this gone 'were;
Canadian , 'fires, Taras and Scrim-
geour; Legion, Smith and Curren.
Friday night'~ game between these
Announcement
We have been, appointed agents for- , -
'LIVINGSTON AUTOMATIC STOKERS
and
ridfotd. hits_ also visited his., ovia . choseu.e a tropical tan SillC! -
with
-.1 brother at Wiartou. corsage of yellowy. tearoses. - In the
I Mr.' C. E. Groves, who was in .the' evening friends were entertained „ at
-1 censorship ' service at Ottaway until the groom's home. For .-travelling the
bride's costume was gold and' black.'
After a stay with friends here the
happy couple will spend 'a honeynioon
!some time after'tite Huse of the war,
is its town fur a mouth -or so. .His
pilaus for • the future' are indefinite.
JLr. and Mrs'. Tom Hirons and,
daughter Diane, of Kitchener. 'visited -
I on, Sunday with -:Mir, - and ' Mr , Past•
•
was `stat one,c at ort - )ert in1943.
Mrs. A.• W. Junes ( formerly Tena
Young). of Glendale. California, and
her brother. Mr. MUrray Young,. of
Cochrane, Ont., have been visiting
friends its town and vicinity this Week,
- Dr.' Florence Smith, lecturer in-- the
extension -cit )artment of Toronto Uni-
versity, • ret urned; to Toronto this week
for the opening; of- the frill and winter
term. after spending part of her Date-
•tion Wit11 . her father, • Mr.' Arthur
Smith.
in Detroit:, °
tit r>i}u„eotit, Huron road. Mr.
Tilton, Felloviorkers` r 4 the tawz n bowler, the past were:
LIVINGSTON OIL BURNERS - Y 1 P All - u LAWN BOWLING the 'lawn
l s the and weekJ. were:
Warren;
110�.Or rs• .Dunl�p �I• 2nd H. :1t 1 . and, (has. Allison.
�t - GODERICH PAIR IN GLOBE -MAIL Monday=1st Ne. Kifton anti G. Alliso
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(Continued from page 1) L ROUBLES W. Hodge and J, Warren. Wednes-
Tn o. Goderich pairs. competed in the
:.limited supply of oil burners is now a•vaila:ble. Surveys made enjoyed
€ill Jlissil)n Baud, and these were day -1st J. R. «'heeler and H. New-
er o etijoyed bS all. • CGlobe. grad llch Scotch irs.e doubles lawn New-
combe, 2nd J('� Mair and Geo. SyYnotlds.
In the play for the Carrow cup at
w'itliout obligation. bdacltiaies are . now on display. Mrs: ellar gave Address bowling tournament at Toronto last•
Mrs.. McKellar gave a splendid ad- the Maitland Golf -Club, Grant Mac-. a..
«'e. inw'lte your inspection. dress an 'The Need of the lt'orld of kenzie yesterday' wort a close match week and, one of them, Tom Pritchtird r %VILLIAM,S-FEAGAN
Today." She "stat ted that when the from W A. Coulthurst, the issue being and Peter Bisset, got witlliu sight of The Presbyteria11 manse in Ashfield
wear (vas ot�er we were lookingfor a decided at the eighteenth green. Grant. the semi-finals. Nearly" four hundred .ww,as the scene of a quiet wedding at
world of peace and happiness. nstead 110ww' plays Fred Rouse•,.in semi=finals, of the best bowlers in the country: MA?
M.,'s the winner to meet.•Bill Lulnby, who part in the competition; so -the Code- 3 p.m. 011 Monday,- .September 2nd,
Mr.,' and .Mrs. Robert J, Elde% of of that. we find 'suspicion, greedy hatred ,-=•�_ -�'•.� :.•••-� .=-' �"-
,,,,, . _.. .._, �,,�•.4. of t fla•: ".,. i�,arramr�•- ah --the= -rich Wren- - =ere iii -last' corripany. Geb, whets-_Itev. Win.' Tthbacl rill ted ixi mar
a : ; ,� .,;.,,�. �and�.;r-e.11.�irrrll�_.�r'1'tgtet-ri-rre"•wx(,�rgwlYere 4i I>I�
of their °gist? i ll`►t�trs. "Gi rt e umby eighteenth` green in their semi-final llatbies n and W. J. Baker, the other , , .. Fe:44;t111; of, their sisters, Mrs. (=eotge JI(rnlby Gud is left out of; the plans fol• the u ring( Rebccc,i Marie I't t't,atl; d€rughter
new match yesterday. \,• patir,from Goderich, won two gimes of •JI r. and Mrs.' ("]lister N. I'ea
(lays
Miss. () eek.l Elder, for several l•ree we o�'ld wee were hoping for; and Robert I3'urnes: meets Grant r�:lSac- itn(i- iw•ere then bowv e, d 7 ouf, Prittahard gait.
days .t11i� (Deck. It is twenty years t, b t1d> muteriall._m are cadsing kenzie in the fitulls flit the Llovil C"itp, and Bisset i ent'on to Lwin five games,
-olburnt> ti)1nship, and .Toho Williams,
* siru•e 'Mr. Elder went to the J`'est, tt'UFlt)lea,ill s an pit rt of the world. while Mrs, A. A.• Nicol and "Bobby" and wore one of the hist eight pairs ,�ott.of Mr. 'atnci Mrs. Robert Williams,
They. wwith . Jlis, Elder and Mrs. .fhere is �n1St nue cure, .,aid' the •Johnston ' are ` finalists for the rose .to stay in the eonipetition, defeating Regent street, Goderich. The bride
le we( lxag their bowl trophy. Botli of these •finals will many (•.t•al•k, players on the was, The wore a suit of grey .wool with black
tudaS.• It is Jesus. Himself, who saidaa> likely beg
t . played this 'week -end. • winners: in - the final game, were• a and gold accessories nand her corsage
The play for the Vic. Elliott mem Hauuiltun )lir I)r. M �InrCornlRck
was of. Talisruati- roses. T'lte couple
were, unattended. Aftel• the, ceremony
Mr: and Jars. «'iilinne: lett on a motor
trip -to •Toberntory.
On Wednesfay .,„night "of this week
Saltford and the Legion played' the
first game of the finals, Saltford taking
an 11-3 win.
.The Legion team didn't look like the
saute, team that put Canadian .Tires
out last week, as their fielding was bad
at times and -every time, they hit" the
ballot was right into, someone's hands.
These same teams nreet again On' Fri-
dany night of this week. -
Batteries. - SaltfordL Westlake and
ego ; Legion, Smith and Venus.
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unto Me':"
'3lrs. McKellar stated that the
mothers of. Canada are faiciug a trt3'
tueuduns resppons.ibility. , The -y are the
ones who can influence the rising gen-
eration more than anyone else, if -their
own lives are first of all uo►asecrateci t()
God's service. ' •
A. vote of thanks ;t'o the speaker Wa• s
tendered by Mrs. Grey of Seafortlt,
and MIs. R. Aberhart of 5eaforth pre-,
seated the. report of., -the courtesy cuni-
lnittei>.
The thanks of t11e_ delegates were
tendere(1 to the Hensal.l ladies for
the delis•ions. 11111(•11 served at noun, to
the church officials, fox 1111 use of the
'building. and to all who took part in
the meeting.
; The - hymn "Lead On, O Bing
Eternal," • was stun; and ate meeting
closed with pra yer by Mrs. A. Taylor.
Those attending from Goderich were
Mrs. W. G. \IaeEww•an,Mrs, ]'I. C°,
Dunlop. Jlt•s. C. K, Saunders, Mrs. C.
A. Reid, Mrs. (1. ,M it•E; van, Mrs. R.
Stewart. Mrs. Ii. Rii`ers, Mrs. K.
Revell. Miss M. Gordon, -Mrs. G. Bisset,
Mrs„ A. • D. McLean,, \Its. -1F'. Weir,
Miss A. Macdonald and \11' . A. 'Taylor.
• A FAREWELL PARTY '
Lois Anne, the little daughter of Mr.
and Miss. Charles Kemp, who are leav-
ing this week to reside it -t Yatrkt>t,-Ont.,
was entertained on Tuesday afternoon
at at party given by her piaytitaite. ('11rol
Ann Zitnnlerina11, to w1ui7'i several
little friends were invited. Carol and
Luis have 'been c•lci-e friends since
birth, their birthdays -being three
weeks apart.
Carol AINI (.Huse 110d conducted her
owls little games, giving prizes for the
following': 'Curliest hair, Audrey, AIIi-
son; chubbiest face. Iliane McConnell ;.
prettiest dress. hleanor Emerson; fair-
est halir, Linda Blake; .r•ac•e, Lois
Kemp.
Before poI'tuking.oaf 11 dainty lunch
served by -J1rs. Zimmerman, the little
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- . Q girls gt'tthered in n_ circle and each
i QJ No. 1 Gr�le Ib, v - prevented Luis with at parting' gift.
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SHEPPARIITON
511 I P I'A R I)T()N, Sept. 10. -Misses
Mabel and Alice Dougherty, of Dafoe,
Sask., are visiting. their grandfather,
Mr. %Vin. lla\w•kins, and other relatives.
Mrs. h'arrish of Listowel is visiting
with her daughters, Mrs. Bert Bogie
and Mrs. Allain Schram.
Mr. iind :1IrS. Robs, Rising, Shirley.
and Kenneth, of Windsor, spent the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs. F.'Rising.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank 'Rising attended
the fulwral of fir. Bert Grimoldby
near Teeswater on Tuesday.
Mrs. 'Pearl 'Bogie is v'isititag `at the
home of her sister(in-law, Mrs. Potter,
in Saskatchewan. °
Mother: "Aunt 'Hannah won't kiss
you with that dir't.y face,"
i4nlail boy : "That's what I figured."
Thrifty people rend the classified ads
of . The. 1ignt 1 -Star. It . pays...
(infill cup for juniors is under way;
and the Ellis c11I) will be played for at
a field day -in the near future.
WININIOWINIMOmmolortilOOor
and JaIlles 'Hanna.
Winners in .the 1 1• tournaments of
NOPPORTUNITY OFA LIFETIME!
WE ARE PRESENTING
• b
athan Cohen B'eskin-
Converted
Russian Jew
One of the World's Leading Fvangeli s, Author and Lecturer.
He packed the avenue Church (One of Toronto's Largest). A Canadian
Premier used his sermon for campaign literature. Thousands heaird hint
in N'ictoria, B.('.; Vancouver, B.('.; Regina, Sask.; Detroit, Mich., -etc.
ONLY THROUGH HIS FRIENDSHIP FOR OUR CONFERENCE SUPT.
WERE WE .ABLE TO GET HIM.
Sunday, 3 p.m.
THE STORY OF MY LIFE
IN RUSSIA, GERMANY AND :AMERICA.- 't HOW AND V.'HY I LEFT
,THE .JEWISH FAITH ANI) 1 'HY I BECAME A CHRISTIAN,"
A Jewish Rabbi; Former Schoolmate of Joseph Stalin Finds Christ, Beaten, Persecuted;
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Left for. Dead; `Buried in Effigy, Ostt1 ised. For Over Forty Years Serving his Master.
HIM' IN HIS SACERDOTAL ROBES.
THE ''6aHEM OF .TIlE GARMENT" SUCH AS CHRIST WORE.
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