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TI GODERICH SIGNAL.STAR
Winners of Salado Tea Event at international Plowing -Match received medals—both will
visit British Tales in February. Left -to right: Austin Nairn of Munro second prize; Hon
ourable Mi . Gardiner, Munster of ,Agriculture; Salada's Representative Peckham, and Floyd -
Steckley, of Stouffville, first prize.
NEWS OF AUBURN
CROPS JN ONTARIO
• The Bank of Montreal issues. the
.. following final report for 1946 on crop
rAUBURN. Nov. S.—Mr. and Mrs.., War Brides Honored. --+The ('urlgre- conditions in Ontario:.
Gordon Taylor. Marion Taylor and gation of Knox United church held Seeding and planting began two
a social evening in the Sunday school weeks earlier than usual -and were
w roam on Friday evening largely completed by mid-June. Cool,
card R1t11 trieruls rIl llet o t. 1 lei lira I�euuc�tli Camp
dry weather iu"April and the beginning
of May retarded germination and early
growth, but on -the whole good -progress
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Mrs. David Hamilton spent the meek ,..� i g in honor of
Detroit. six war brit Mrs. -
\Iiss Frances IMutlston. Reg.N., of } bell, Mrs. Ste«itrt Ferguson, Mrs. Stan -
1n was a week -end visitor with \Ym.
,� London, o ley Ball, Mrs. -Keith Arthur, Mrs.
her parents Mr. and Mts. Jahn
I Reed and MrsRobt. Craig. The early
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was made thereafter. Heavy rains in
Houston. • 1 t1ai-t of the 'evening mus spent in play' ,Tulle d2tmagecl sugar beets, corn. onions,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cuvier are uc-
e ing games, followed by an interesting tomatoes eafi and potatoes in sortie
cupd itlg roan), In \irs.) rank Stanley's program which_' commenced with the ' F p
south-western areas, and considerable
-house..�iuging. of hymns.A musical number
Mr. and Mrs. Morrison and sou Earl,{ was given -by Stewart- Toll and Garth
of Pontiac. Mich., visited with Mrs' \ie<'linc•le 2i duet by Mrs. Wm: J.'
F. Ross last week,
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Craig lits. Sidlrey- 1icClinchey ;
Mr Harold Sprang, who spent - the` a -,-reading by Miss Amy Toll. -Rev, H.-
summer months in the Canadian W'eat, J. t nel1 extended, a hearty welcome
• bas returned home. - to the -brides and Mr. Herb Mogridge
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CREWE,
CREWE Nov. 4.—Mrs. S. Kilpatrick
assisted in pouting tea at the trousseau
tea for her grandnieces Miss. Kathleen
Gardiner, on Tuesday.
Several of Ihe.ladieS. of Crewe W.M.
S. attended The thankffering meeting
at Port Albert on Thursday afternoon..
Mr. Chester' Finnigan returned home
on Thursday after spending two
months in- Western Canada. •
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
'Mrs. JimSlierwod at the week -end
were Mrs. I,M. Hunger of Hamilton
and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sherwood
of Detroit.'
The W.M.S. of Crewe church 'held
their autumn thank -offering meeting in
Crewe church on Sunday evening, with
a good attendance. Those present en-
joyed the interesting -address on India
given by Mr. Alex. Smith of Dungan-
non.
Mr. S. Kilpatrick attended the fun -
era l of his' cousin in Clinton on Mon-
day.
Fpr real -home -baked cakes and pies
you can't beat - that. sovereign in its
° field.
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A : reat Day
Any day which
celehl ates the victor-
ious conclusion of a
War is a truly great
day . in our history.
November llth, Arm-
) Will he re-
membered
I
1St Ce
mel'nhered and cel-
prated by all who -re-
call the tragic events
of , World War 1... .
,the ----war- we hoped
would end all Wars.
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