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4-autams,r-up, 6471041- D-afittrElitv-,
. 10o;$.eo. Sowerby.. "
' ..? . .. l':l. ; Tedely tir,..43g, S.S.; L.
u; e , titumnplow4iiw aMONG t'&) Llirt5 .wero' Rtuntungr bigh., jualap-----,' Senior • boyo,
e..neli T.. ownsinp dt,ided a,- ftd-wwb:
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. . . ,,lii.,,, 1.111sen, Bruce Iltoltnes, LllotA Sower- ,;
. Sialitor- Lorraine IlIteli.s, S.S. '4, and. by,:, II:get-mediate 191,b, Jiltunie. Riehl, J
L.abt..1 Grant, tied; runners-up, Jian Alt Itditit 0 Wit:son, Blzner S.ovverby-
iour. SoeUces Talze Part in , ,
Fuller. S.S. U. ..,utitil Sthili Grigg. &N.- 1. Junior boys„Liek litittd.;Arttobj Lath, .
THU GODERIC
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Hold. Dc,2,,y at' Union
. B.Jhool ... ... 1%.,",,,„_ up, mthir,..,1 mcDougail, S.S. 2; ,-Isalat.1 ti rant Flak% Joan Grigr
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Shirley Grant, S...n; 1. and Barbara ) intermediate girls, Helen. Hutchins and ,
J anfor.--,Noella Nlildred McDougall, td, ...Durham Mc- '
•., . • The Ctpderich. township sehools held Melionald, S.S; 4;. tied
I % S.S. 0; runners,up. Elaine 1)onald, Ruth Glazier. .aunior giris,j
Me-
a .SUCees$fril inter- school field meet last ;;:.`It'uviscir, s.r4. i; vera, Johnston., Elaine NleAllister, Noella litiwerby and
. ThurSday'afternoon on the grounds of •lielen Lionel% tied, Vera Johnston.
.,, li.O. • No. 6 tUnionl.. Favorable ''' ;"
lack ilieks and Noella Sowerby have • „Pole vuulting--Senior boys, Doug.
Weather, line SPortsmanship and _keenly •
jauttor chaulphinship 'far tn-a7R-teht;nittany-Futter, -Itur Wits-Oft.":-Ilitok-
outeged events featiareal the dt**Pr. fil',e- milrtlic
,Linunie Mehl, ' Mered.ith.
folloWing sehools, with their teachers,
..,_ 1 sitecessic.i. yea,rs.
' . mesiiate boys,
- Record of Winners - Wilson and Alan Grigg. tied. JuniOr ,
participtited: S.S. 1, Mists Geraldine
Results in the various events were: boys. Arnold.Laithwatte, Teddy Grigg)
Ks. 3, -.-Miss phynis Gm, ; t.r.1.8:4 miss Running.' broad junip---Senior boys, .Teddie Mehl,
MeEwen ; ,S.S. 2, Mr. Chester-MeNalt; .
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Races
Jean Mitehell. S.S. 9, Mr. ,Edgar. with- Don Sowerby, Ray Fuller, John Fat- , •
drew 1.ecause of sickness. The satool. miter, Intermediate boys. Meredith . Boys 5 and under -Douglas Noranau,.1
ikon. Jimmie Riehl. Alan Grigg- Edward Laithwaite.
hoards' showed their interest by donat- NV - -
' JOnior boys, Jack Ineks,,Teddy Grigg. Boys s and under -Arnold Laith-
ing $2 for each championship,
Arnold Laithwaite. Senior girls, Lor- waite, Teddy .kiri,,g Jack Norman -
raine Woks. Jean Fuller. Isabel Grant ; Boys 10 awl under -,----Jack Ilicks, 1
and Joan Grigg, tied.. intermediate' Alan Grig- Billie Wilson.
, ..,.. . .ts,
girls.. Shirley, Grant. Helen Hutchins, ; Boys 1'4 and uuder,--Jack Hicks, 4_
_ - .. .
' - Riehl. S.S. 6: ' runners-up, Meredith ve,,,„,,,,, „ j,,,h„siml. Elit toe
Mildred Metiougall.. Junior girls, ; juunue Mehl, Doug. Riehl and Mer- i
McAllister, i edith Wilson, tied. •
- Intermediate-. -.Helen Hutchins° S.S. 3; ' waite, Ti•dx13- Grigg. Senior Girit„,
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Ray. Fuller, S.S. was declared
senior boy champion. Runners-up. were
-4n Wilson, SS. 1.; Don Sowerby, S.S.
tufermediate bay champion, Jimmie
Wilson. S.S. 6; Alan Grigg. $IS. 1.
Nt)efih Sowerby. It3oys 14 and under -john Falconer,
Juniorboy ellampion, Jack Hicks, S.S. standing, broad jump -Senior boys, -Ray Fuller, KeuntAtit Oke. .
- Ray Fuller. Kenneth Oke, Don ; Boys 16 aud under -Doti Sowerby,
_Sowerhy. Intermediate boys. Meredith Kenneth Oke, John; Falconer.
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,T un tor . hoys.. Jack Hicks, nli.nold Laith- Joyce McAllister, Mary- Ii4chins: - ,
Waite. Teddy Grigg. Senior girls. Lor- , 'Girls', S and under-Noella Sowerby,
raine Hicks. ;Joan Grigg. Jean Fuller., Ila Grigg, Vera Johnston. -
....on, . inni t. k . . an r gg. Girls 5
and under -Mabel Hardy,
Intermediate girls, Mildred McDougall, , . Girls 10 and under -----Shirley Grant,
Noreen Fuller. Helen Hutchins. junior ; Elaine McAllister, Barbara McDonald.
girls, Noella Sowerby, Elaine Mil- , 'Girls 12 and under -Joan Grigg. ,
lister. Joyce Johnstim. 7 Lorraine_ Hicks, 'Lola Jervis.- '
• Hop. ).:teo and jump -Senior -boys.' Girls 14 and undlo:-Joan Grigg,
Doug. Rio111. .1 im W' 115)11. John Fal- J tine Sowerby, Jean Fuller: - 1
;-onet. Intermediate boys. Jimmie Girls 111 and under -June Sowerby, I
itiehl. Elmer Sowerhy„ Alan Grigg.. Joan Grigg,. Isabel Grant.,
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T -.1.)‘d Fuller. Senior girls. Isabel Stick relay -Senior. 1st No. 1; ;2m1 I
tlrant. June Sowerhy. Lorraine nicks.. No.' 2: 3.rd No. 6. Intermediate, 1st
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*Senior--S.S. 1. Ada CrIeli, Isabel
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t.TOI; Interinediate-S.S. 1. David - Webster.,
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• ' Shirley Grant, Teddy Grigg. Alan
Grigg S.S. Franeis Prouse, Jean
Prouse, Mildred McDougall, Jack
S.S. '3, Gloria Palmer, Lola.
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8.s. 0. Barbara McDonald, Jim Riehl,
Noreen Fuller. Meredith 'Wilson',
• .Tunior-S.S. 1, Vera Johnston, Arn-
ohi Laithwaite, Campbell Grant, Teddy
S.S. 2,' -Jack Hicks, Francis
Prouse, Eva Prouse. 'Holmes.
S.S., 3, Jack Norman. Kerine,th Potter.
Grigg. Helen Patter, S.S. 6, Elaine
McAllister, Teddie Riehl, Noella
Sowerhy. Billie Wilson.
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HURON W.M.S. EXECUTIyE
• 1METS AT CLINTON
„The executive of Huron Presbyterial
ckf the Preshyt'erian.- Church in
Canada' met 'in the . Presbyterian
ehurch, Clinton. on Mondaf October
28th, with Members present from
Blyth, Clinton, Exeter, Goderic,h,
Hensall and Seaforth. ,
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-03.14114-31eCULLOUDIX
A. qulot weddiacg tool; place at Holy
Trinity church rectory, Bayaeld, on
Saturday, October V. when !Rev.' EL C.
Holmes united, in marriage Bata Liam -
bah, ebiet3t daughter of Mrtl. MPCul-
lough and the late Ben McCullough,
anaL Richard Harry: only son of Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Oates. all of Gode-
rieh township. The bride was becom-
ingly gowned in a street -length dress (1
I. powder blue wool. She wore a
shOulder-length yeil of powder,. blue
and carried tt bouquet of Sitver'Sheen
'mums. Tier only ornament was a
String-iinearg-Thie-giff'brihicgiiiii:
She was attended by Miss Mabel Oakes,
sistera)f Hit.groom. dressed in a street -
length dress of dove rose ',sheer.. She
wore a mittching shoulder -length veil
and earried a bouquet of October Rose
'MUMS. Howard McCullough, brother
of he bride, was best man.
After the ceremony, a wedding
dinner was served at the home of tlie
bride's molher to the immediate fa 1n_:
ille.s. Later the, young 'couple left by
train _for a wedding trip to .repndon,
Toronto and other points. Foetrayel-
ling, the bride donned .a dress of old
rose wool, black coat, black velvet
hat and matching accessories. They
will reside' on the groom's: farm in
Goderich township.
. HENDERSON-EEDY
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Heber
J. L. Eedy, Dungannon, was .the scene
of a pretty autuilm wedding on 'Wed-
nesday! October 30th, at high noon,
when their only dpughter, -Lucille
sophia, became the bride of Ralph
Snyder Ilenderson,7-son of Mrs. Rebecca
Henderson of Goderich and the late
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nesday
of
last week
Mr. and Mrs."3...H. Morris, of Flap), ;'----
, in. attendance,,at the semi-annual meet-
, at Ingersoll on
Mr, Ernest Kueeshaw, of Goderich, ' ,,, • 1 ..• • on Hantilton street, Gode- ,
I hos of the Huron Diocesan W.A..
Albert 'W. Gillespie, who has been
David G.- Henderson. , Rev, W. "J: N.D., has been visiting relatives' in 1
' d ••-• .
It,ogers performed tliecere_many ,llgalt I" • working in a tish and chip bushmss in
fish and
eh rysa nthemums. The •bride, given in ; Hospital, London. '
westruthster, miii: Toronto. has opened Ins own.
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a. background of fern and bronze i tau.
--Ls---i-k noWn--working -at
marriage by her father, entered The 1 'rieh. 14e ' se-iyed overseaS Wiffi. the
t. otp.„ „ins tai ss_
Wagner Bridal ,Chorus from "Loheu- Mrs. Albert :MacDonald, South street.
guest of , Elgin Regiment...
Recent visitors with .Mr. and Mrs.
living -room to the strltins of the IN.Y., spent a few days the
iNfrs. Lottie McCallum, of Buffalo, ;
grin" played by Mr. William. Wickett Mrs. Gerald -Clautman has returned; John Treble. Picton street. were Rey.
or Goderich. .Her long gown was of to her home at Oakland, Calif„ after , and Mrs. NV, J. Patton, ,of Seaforth,
white embroidered sheer fashioned 'a month's visit with her parengs, Mr. Olr. and Mrs. Will Clayton and sou, of
with fitted }iodic..., boutrant skirt and Putnam. and Jim, Adams, of London;
long tapering sleeves. Her fingertip i also Mr. and Mrs. W. Treble and fain -
veil was caught in, a_. coronet of white
rosebuds and she cat:Red a cascade
bouquet of Starlito roses. Miss Ferne
; Niekel of Toronto. cousin of the bride,
Was her only attendant. wearing a.
powder blue mesh• crepe g.9,wn over
ta !Teta with Ina tehing headdress and
carrYing a colonial banquet of Tans- i-.
4Afarr,-poseS,,,,M1%;,Orard-e,WietlY,44.)Totherf-;,--,
-0t.the,o4ride;-4Mas -groothstrarif.,.i, Ilitring9 -
the slgning of the *i•egister Mr. Dan.' '
Walter of • Goderiek, .sang "Because."
.After The ceremony,. the bride's
mother received. Wearing a blah erepe ,
gown with insets of cerise and-hlue.
Her corsage, was ,of red --Briareliffe
roses, ,ASsiSting her, was the groom's
mother., attired hi aqua blue crepe
with a.orsage of. pink Briareliffe roses. I
After the reception, held at the home
of the bride's parents, the happy eouple ,
left on -a motor trip. the'bride donning
-0 two-pieee ensemble of cerise ve_ivet
and White wool with. matching bat, fur
coat.and'allig•ator aecessories and wear-
ing a corsage • of white roses.' . . .,
, Prior to her.. -marriage the bqfle-
'eleet wasthe .recipient of many loVely
gifts at a shower iirlfer honor at...the
home of Mrs. Alvin Sperwood of Dun-
gannon. ' 7
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and Mrs. D. Malwain.
nesslay. ,.
ther's wedding at Dungannon on Wed-
. . ily, of Carlow. -
who -hadn't an atom of fear.
Ile
ington, D.C., is spending this week, at There ,,,.,,,,,, "mut t'ellow named Weir
• niss Dorothy Henderson, of Wash- - -
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her home'here and attended. her bro-
E. W. Carrie and .1Irs. Stnniforth were (Almost any .last line,will do here!)
TO touch a live wire- . -
indulged an desire
Mrs. Farr, Mrs. E. .11'. '''Brawn, Mrs.
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The meeting,,opened with a devotion- In' line with. his policy to uravIde
«intinnons improv.ement -of the -air
al period conducted by the president, :1-1511 ,prvice.
Hon. Ernest Bertrand,
Mrs. W. J. Thoinpson of Seaforth,
1'ostm4ter-General, announces the in-
MrA. W. A. Wright of Seafarth, and augura Hon on October 28th of a sPechil
K. McLean; of Exeter. Spveral I train to plane connection via a new
nj.atteri of business were discussed and motor Vehicle service between Molten
it was decided .that the annual. bust- station. and :Walton "airport. This ser- 1
nyssaneeting should be hela in Clinton. vice will gain up to a full day in de -
on Tuesday. JanuaryglIlth. livery to Western Canaan and one -half -
The president gave a line summary 'day to Ataritithe cities for air • .mail
of the October meeting of the Ontario from several Western Ontario centres.
Provincial Society ,which was held, re-• The `izilin will be effected by the trans -
(platy, in Toronto, and told of the fe'r of air mails from the Goderich-.
important changes that are to be -wade. Stratford -Toronto train at Mallon sta-
Instead of one large Provincial society, tion to the motor vehicle service direct
the. meMbetiship will be divided into to Matron airport.
four Synods, each group to have i,ts - Among the pOintt: to•benefit dirOctly
11W11 president and officers.. It -was felt will be Goderfeh, Tavistock, Stratford,
that this wauld create a deeper interest Kitchener, Waterloo, Georgetown, Galt,
in the work. as More women. would Brampton. (1 and the area north- ,
hi,- able to attend when the various west of Guelph'. "
annual meetings would be closer' to As an example, air mail posted in
!he Pt•esbyterials. , time to connect with the mail .train
Huron Presbyterial will be one of r leaving Goderich at 2:35 p.m., and ar-
the nine in the, Synod of Hamilton ri'iri at Malton station at 7.29 p.m.
aml London, and there was It sug- will receive Arst morning deliver:s7 the,
gestion that the first meeting might following. day , in* Chicago. Ottawa,
be 1101d in 'Stratford. A meeting of Montreal. Moncton, Halifak, North Bay
the key w.innen will be held in London and Winnipeg; morning business de -
00 December 7th to prepare a slate livery in ,Regina, full afternoon de -
of °flit -erg. ;mil to make all the neees- livery at Sydney, N.S., Lethbridge and
satiny arrangements for the first meet- Calgary and Aownttiwn business de -
lug. Each Presbyterial Was _asked to ;livery in -The afternoon at Edmonton,
send four nominations,. and Mrs. K. Vancouver and 'Victoria. . ;
McLean :will represent Huron at Pits Similarly air 'mail posted in Victoria
meeting. .ynd VaneouVer in early- morning, Ed -
11 'wns announeed ihat the plan to Inoaton in the forenoon, in Calgary.
raise $30,000 for the W.M.S.. 11(0(0 Regina, Saskatoon and Moose Jaw in
thanksgiving ftind had been agrand the early Afternoon, and in Winnipeg in
sneceSs. and $36.054 had been con- the evening. Should Conneet with the
tributed for this purpose. ' train leaving Mall -on statiOn at 8.13
IT was also announced thatowillg a.m. the following day for delivery in
ineregsed expenses the subseription the above area, of Western ontario fir
rate to "Glad Tidings" had been' in- the forenoon ann
d :afternoo, a gain
creased. to 50e per year. , of almost taw day.
The report of the, 11teral-11re, seere
tary, Mrs. G. Bisset of Goderich.‘
showed -that' ten e:trtons of good books
and magazines for tnen had been sent
to Frontier College. and members are
' asked „to save children's hooks in good
voridition, for shispment later on.'
• Mrs. Thonurvm stated that there
.wns fl 1101P Of sadnoss at 'the closing
meeting of the Board, with the' thought
that this was the last Hine they would
all meet together, lm't there 111S0
a, feeling of hope that. the new plan
would (Tea te greater enthusiasm. and
bring more women it ttli* work of
the W.M.S.
Mrs. ThomPson expressed her ap-
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preeiation of the' support given to her
during her term of face' °and stated
that she ‘vished to resign at the end
_of the yenr: members'were asked to
keep this in mind, and assist, the
nominating voinmittee in this mntter,
and the meeting' rinsed, with prnyer by,
the presiOnt., ,
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