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'.NGS OF FCJNGiANN„ ON
11.DUitaANNPN, June 24. ]fir<e�t3
CITOO,Ta ,.grail Margaret Beg
er,
'' e?alt'riela, Wert!''wce1 -catd visitor,
With tht it friend Miss Millie .Anderson,.
J irb. Charlotte 'livid, sou Gordon and'
•Mr'43. John Finnigan laird children. Keith
.and, Lynn, visited reiati\e's at Kin-
cardine aptd while there attended the
..Sunday _service � at Chalmers United
church and heard Rev. Gilbert Gomm,
a former minister of Dung: Ilitiu.
Rogers will give the address and Rev.
n: Mat•DOnald of Orkaue Presb3
tt:•rian church will assist with the ser -
%1('e. .i O'lluntaary elfin r -willlead the
singing. :Irl the event of rain, the ser-.
vice will be heli' at St. Paul's Anglican
church. _
Mr. Roy Moulton, a layman, will
have charge of the serviced at the Dun-
gannon United ehurt'h next Sunday and
'\vi11 prearh in the interest ‘of the On-
tario 'Temperance Vederatioit.
Mr, and Mrs.- .Alfred ''abet and A lovely dance reception was held.
Jimmy have returned to their Moine ��Ia ltundav night at the Parish Hallin Port- (ulhorne after spending two. for. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald ,Treleaven
'aveeLs yank Mars. 1i liel. parents. Mr. , i nee Marjorie Sh1ib ►, who. have re
and ' I'rs. James Finnigan, \oho during turned ,froth .a honeymoon spent in
that time observed their golden, wedding Southern (►tltario cities. A purse of
anniversary. • money was presented to tlo'IIt at lunch-
TDec:oration 1ety•win be obser\ed at t Taylor's ,orellestra-• supplied
the Dungannon cemetery •1EI Sit11d:i,, music. fur (lancing; MI'. and Mrs. Tre-
June' 2t)tli, ,.(t I.:O p.ni. Ite\. \\` Ja leaven are making- their hone on tho
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lath concession of As$aadc'itl, where they
have the hest \a;J. es 62 a host ° ox
friends.
The Dungannon 1ac•hool picnic is beim,
held today ('i°tiesday° 1 at Kintail Beach.
.Mr. and Mrs. Ben Straugliaai of Ben -
Miller have bought the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gardner, former-
ly owned by Mr. George Irwin.
Alb and Mrs. Donald Fowleni Mr.
(leo. Irwin - and Mr. -Jas. MiWhinneyR
ha vet moved front the village to their
new home at Auburn..
Mr. and Mrs. Bert,, Tre1t'aven, €►th
coti('escdon of Aslltield, are moving to
Glenn's Hill and renting the huitse of
tlr. \\`Iu. Petrie. fortgier1y owned anll
occupied by 111•. and Airs. \\'m. Sillib.
Mr. and •,
!ll \Ilk. Russel '
Krauter Ut and
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family. of 1.istowel, visited recently
withili t) Il
cr..
sister, c Mrs.'tIk
I' \ ta:
Errington, Lith° concession of West
\Va\\anosh. nv
• .Mir. Edgar Hodge of Clinton has re-
tltl*ile'tl •"home after spending; a couple
,."470. .r. •,w`L; 9'u�t 0,.. •watt" .4 :4474.0e.
•.It- �� . .._ ice'. 1R
e •weelas w itba ibis brother, Mr. Geo. gold watch, with special. engraving,
itoda;e. We understand' Mr. Edgar gab a 13E'ell:1,10m
Nudge has purchased the. property rty anti' ar we ll tierannoun,--nev. W. J. Rogers
small acreage at the ,.,river west of preached his farewell bt'rinodl to t Jape
1)ungattnou, formerly ,owned by Gordon ct,►dlgregaatitl,,g itk -. ►u
1nganllon ii'nited
tewart, and will shortly occupy it. chua't°h on Sundity illornliig
-4I1s ad -
Mr. Gordonordon Coouabes of Sarnia was dress, with the title "Mitt 'tat -\'e it td;tte
aa� l'eeent visitor with Mrs. Cttoifabt's, with (lull." Wats b;tsell oil vert -i -, fromIiaarrie and Paitaa'la. the 6th chapter of Isaiah. Hy closed
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Mrs, fionor ,1141 daughter, :Irina with a prayer, "(I Lord, make till.
Pearl Finnigan, have sold their pro- church beEter, beginning with filo'." as
pterty to Mrs. Sadie Shields. who has a direct • call to each individual. Isct ,
sold her house to Mr. Robt. Irvin, Dun- W. J., Rogers, who has bet's pastor here
gatilloll. for t\\'t, yeat•5, has ;accepted a-('ltll 'til
To Honor the Mtt emator.- .4tev. C. II. Myth United clinic''.
MacDonald. 'of Erskine • 1'resl►yteria11 Presentation to Retiring Teacher.—
ehllt'yll, has returned froIil Calgary, On Friday afternoon, as social time
w'he're he attended the Presbyterian was enjoyed at the .1DUngaallnou school,
General the junior
A
ksembly and was appointed. with a short concert by
moderator, the highest ollice of the pupils, of whore Mrs. \\'..I. Rogers has
re ,
Ile b\ ,
Presbyterian, I 11LC 1 ► ' teacher • t1
l� 1 11 in Canada. ( t"1 1N l'a hll !k t al 1t tor. 11 ,'l.
�,h tla. n been l tl tp t 1 1 the past
his return, he has been` warmly \wel- year, owing to a teacher shortage.
coined and congratulated. A social is During the ,,afternoon the presentation
being prepared for June 25th at which of a lovely vase was wade to Mrs.
he is to be presented with a lovely Rogers. Lois \\'ebster read a compli-
mentary addiress and Lois Mole made
ALL THESE
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Til E T t' I. I' P 1 (1 N F: illsta1L r brought along
all the thing, nee'.tt'cl til t;i,.=ervic'e to those waiting
for it, l:,' Mould look sottie•tlliiig
• �, like this! The
actual i:)-tf ta1D1(•ilt, awl tits' \\ ire ht' lJ5('s to connect
the hot.se to. wile nearest 'cable, are oil's' a small
-fr..tetital (11 die As bole installation job.
Hack at the telephone exuliange unbelievably
complicated al)l)arat,us connects each telephone with al)
others:* and with Long Distance lines to outside points.
Sines the beginning of 1946 we have added 387 telephones
to Goderich's telephone system. 1VIuch, has been
done—much is being done—to supply telephones
to more people than ever before while con-
tinuing to provide • the .best service at
the lowest cost.
• J. M. GOODWIN, Manager.
THE BELL TELEPH.ONE COMPANY OF 'CANADA
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Gala Dominion
A FuliPay's- program at GODERICH JULY
COLORFUL CAI= UMPIAN PARADE AT
10 .A.M. LAUNCHES THE DAY'S FUN.
PRIZES FOR DECO ATED FLOATS, CARS,
BIKES, 'MIKES,. ETC.
CHILDREN'S SPORTS EVENTS ®N -THE SQUARE
AT 10 -A.M.
At 1.30 p.m. at Agricultural Park -the Ooderich Saddle
Club will stage a.rspectacular Field Day of Hurdle Jump-
ing. ... Trick Riding Events.. , . Handicap acing ... .
Thrilling Saddle Stunts.
The Clown Band will burlesque the events.
c1 ODERIC CLOWN BAND AND THE ELMIRA .,UGLE
h.0D WILL FEATURE THE PARADE.
At 7 30
st
.o at, Agricultural Park - there will be a
MAMMOTH.. BARD TATTOOe
-SEVEN
BANOS.
'TER. OITIZRN d:' AND.. STRATFORD BOYS' BAND ELMIRA.BUGLE BANDSEAFORTH 'ULT R :BAND
' GODERIOH BLUE WATER BAND ST. MARY'S CITIZENS' BAN I11 FOREST CITIZENS' BAND
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FORMAL -ION DRILLS
These will be executed by the Elmira Bugle Band
at the t>ironclusion of the Tattoo.
MONSTER. -STREET CARNIVAL
BRI.NTC:YOUR FAMILY AND SPEND IDOMINIORT DAY IN THE LAKE PORT TOWN.
will be held 'on the Square
following the Tattoo.
D. D. MOONEY, Mayor
• A. T. K.AITTING, Chairmanf Committee
the presentation. \\'ielters, rolls and
letnonatde were served.
Ptesbyternaan .. W.M.S.--The Presby-
terian W.M.S. held the June meeting at
the home of Mrs. John Bennett, with
Mrs. Rich. McWhinney, president, in
the clntir. Mrs. Bennett led • in the
devotional service, reacting the Scrip:
turele son and tilts' meditation prayer
and giving ;tn explanatory talk. The
bale or, quilts, with cash, has been coin-
pleted. Mrsn. Mewhluney- • read froiu
the "Uutlilok" on foreign missions. Mrs.',
Arthur Stewart - gave a report ,for
Airs. Rich. Park, ,who attended the
Presbyterial inecting at Ethel. Mrs.
Will Stewart extendc(1'an invitation to
the•auxiliauy to hold the July Meeting
at her home.
W.A. Meeting.—Mrs, (.,l'o'ge Hodge
entertained the \\-omen's As iociation of
the t'nited church at her hi,nle on Fri-
day night fur the June meeting. Mrs.
Hodge, 1st vice-president, was asked
to till the valiant office of president,
Mrs. F. 1'etatlaud to act as tit'st rice-'
president and Mrs. Wilbur Brbwit as
second )•ire -president. It was decided
to have at social aft'r the induction of
the newly :appointed minister. Mrs.• Everett Finnigan- was named to tilt,'
nominating- committee. Short readings
were .given by .Mrs. Harvey" Anderson
and 41rs.'liyan. Airs. Everett. Finnigan
react an arIic'le, "Lifters „.and Leaaners."
The meeting; was closed with the
Mizllah - benediction, after which the
hostess • servt'(1 lunch.
HURON PRESBYTERY
ARRANGES INDUCTIONS
' .H,urolt Presbytery of the United
Church, meeting .,at -Loiid.esboro, ex-
pressed- pleasure in the fact that Peel
county ha•d •voted in favor of retaining
the Canada Tenaperanee Act. The vote
, should be eutouritgillg to the temper-
' :ince fci c'es in Huron, "members. said.
Arrangements were toady .for the
inductions of Rev. A. '(a. IIcwitt. of
Iiluevale at Auburn, Ref's W. J. .Moores
r of L)r'umbu at Belgratvi'. Hew.
1 Rogers of Dungun1toit sit Blyth, Eev,
1.1. A. Burden of Echo -Bay at Bltievale,-
Rev. S. \V. IIann of Trowbridge at
1tv rediton, Itc✓ . S. T. Dunk of Sygnet,
hhMich., tit I►ainganuun, Rev. Harold- J.
melt of Ailbnrn at E_veter t James st;) ,
Rev. H. .J. Alahont y of l'eteri_turo at
Exeter (Main St.), Rev. 4 W.' Cope
' of• Florence_ :t1::....(ot-).(le-i'ielt--(N&r-tl • St:+1--
- Err;
; -Kr; I . M. Wood of 1)itWttMills at
Grand -Bend, i{e', J. R. fete's of Poi t
l.antbtA at AlcKillop,' Rev. S. Elmore
laay\ward of Temple 11111 at Nile -Ben -
miller, and Rew. 1.'. ('rollhielm of Nile-
1belmiller at \V'i'oxeter.
The inductions at Auburn, P,lytii,•
Crediton, AIeKiliop :col Wroxeter \\;,i1'1
be on 'I'hiirsdaay; .July :i at `.15 11.111.:
the ettl:'t'rs will be (itt friday. July. 4,
a t •.15 14.111.
• J. .11ex:Hader I'ilside, of Goderiell,-
\who lt:as eumpletetl the second year
iu . theology, logy, :Ind 11 illlanl 1:ruulby
Tllurtu'11 e. of Guderich , who has coil- ,
llleted the tirsf year' in theology at
I:ntlualanl (_'allege, were certified to
eo11eg.;e for :mother year.
Rev. Mr. Alai', o1' 'Thames Road,
was installed 115 :hairinan for the next
Conference year.
'TIN TEACHER'S EXAM.
• AT ST1tA FORD NORMAL
SIticlents of the Stratford Normal
;school from- th?s district who were --
successful in -the exanahnation for
interim first-class certificate are: June
Iona Y,tec•lrlcr, Goderich : AL -try Leone
Chisholm, R.R. 1, (.oderich: Jones
\'illiam (-'�r111tor, .Wingllaanr; Donald,
Ross -Dunbar. Ethel: \\-alter Gilmartin,
I1.R. I, Clinton : Grace I:lizalhcth Golley,
' . It,R. 4, 1\'iugrhaua : .rifle} Laarrailu'
Heimrith, Zurich ; Merlin John Love;
Ethel: Phyllis Agnes McBride, R.R. 1,
Zurich ; Della Isobel :darks, Lueknow ;
Alfre(la .inne Mlfller, R•R. Clinton ;
Nelson Audrey Smith: H.R. a. Goderich ;
Shirley •Ititth Thompson, Ethel; 1It'lm)
Ilene Turner, K.R. 3, Se,aforth; I'eter
James Walter, Goderic'h ; Ruth Mary
\1ilson, Brussels, '
T'lte• (►ttn\wa Govel'ilna('nt announces'
its intention to recommend to Parlia-
mn('nt an appropriation of twenty
,in111ion tlollarts for relief in. Europe.
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At Campbell's, E erson' i and all
DrugOsth
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•i s'a "l a41ai'lO ' 't'oaat o-
A foreign car
A Persian rug
.. built"fill bar
A ten -room Matt
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i; '111o177 iStSliiidg its last can for , tkio o
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