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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, FRt3ARY 21st,
1952
1 BUSINESS DIREOTOkY
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT'
CECIL sTrRwoE.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT-
Phone
CCOUNTANTPhone N7.—Office 343W. Souse 343J
Goderich.
ACCOUNTANTS
RONALD G. McCANN,
Public Accountant
Clinton, Ontario
Phones: Office 501;• Rea. 455
Office: Royal Bank
CIUKOrKACT1C
RERBbiRT B. SUCH, D.O.
Doctor of Chiropractic.
Office Hours;
Mon., Thant --a a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tues.. Fri -4) a.m. to • 5 p.m.
7 p.m. to 8pan.
Wed.. & Sat. 9 to 11.30 a.m.
V itamiu Therapy
Otho --Corner of South St. and
Britannia Road. Phone 341.
INSURANCE .
M.cKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE IN-
SURANCE CO., — Farm and
laolated ,town property insured.
President, J. L. Malone, Seaforth;
Vice -President, J. H. Jickiwing,
Myth; Manager and tlecy-Treas•,
M. A. Reid, Seaforth.
Directors—S. H. Whitmore, Sea -
forth; Chris. Le'oahardt, Bornholm;
E. J. 'r'rewartha, Clinton; Rota.
Archibald, SextfOrth ; John H. Mc -
}wing, Blyth; Frank McGregor,
Clinton; Wm. S. Alexander, Wal- ,
ton; J. L. Malone, Seaforth,; Har-
vey Fuller, Goderich.
Agents --J. E. Pepper, Bruce -field ;
It. F. M1cKercher, Dublin; J. F. Pru-
eter, Brodbagen ; Wm. Leiper, Jr.,
Londedboro ; .S, ' Baker, Brussels. ••
Policy- -_ can make --all --pay-
holdsrs
ments"and get their cards -receipted
at the Royal Bank, Clinton; Keith
Cutt's Grocery, Kingston Street,
Goderich.
��---1'iu!►CT�B,- 6L�COAi1ii-
Marilyn ;Marshall, Kirkton,, a
member of the Kirkton Calf Club
scored 140 out of a possible- 150
points iu •the Junior Judging Com-
petition_ fw nsered by the Hoistlsin-
,Friesian Association ef-C.anada" in:
connection with the selection of Alt -
Canadian show. cattle.
Close behind with, a score of 134
points was Donna lliehl, Walton,
of the Huron Calf Club.
DONALD B. BLUE
EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER
Licensed for Counties of Huron
and Bruce
RIPLEY, PHONE 49
For inf'oranation apply to J. N.
Kernighan, Division Court Clerk,
Goderich, Ont.
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Correspondence promptly an-
swered. Immediate arrangements
can be made for Sales Date by
calling Phone 460J, Clinton.
Charge moderate and satisfac-
tion Guaranteed. .
WESTERN • ONTARIO
MOTORWAYS
Departures:
Daily—
9 a.m. to Stratford and London
daily except Sundays and holi-
day.
12 noon to Stratford and London,
Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.
4.20 p.m. to Stratford and London.
daily except Sundays and holi-
days.
EXTRA RUNS FOR SUNDAYS
AND 11OLIDAYS
6.20 p.m. to Stratford'. and London.
8.30 p.nt. to London.
Charter Coaches for all occasions.
For information phone Santis
Motors at 314.
..INCOME TAX RETURNS
PRIVATE BUSINESS.
FARM REPORTS
Bookkeeping records installed
monthly
and
checked m
Y
or at request.
ROY N. BENTLEY
Telephone 587
Box 58 15 Warren Si.
GODERICH, ONT,
HAROLD -JAOHS0f
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
HURON AND PERTH
Seaforth Phone .11-661 or °
Harry Edo irds, Goderich
Phone 144
C. F. CHAPMAN _ _
General Insurance
Fire, Automobile, Casualty
Real Estate
30'. Colborne St., Goderich
n _18w
Pho a _._
FIRE!
Protect Yourself With
Fire Insurance
See .. •
• 'Gordo. Jewell
RA. 6, GODERICH
Phone C._:low 30-r-4
F. T. Arthstrong
OPTOMETRIST
Phone 1100 for appointment
SQUARE GODIc:RICJI
o,aTIN Eo -P.z ..._{� C ; +
RESULTS IN WOUNDING
Gives Blood Free
to Local. Patients
"A bit of . horse -play" with a
.22 ripe ended up in a minor shoot-
ing accident lust Friday when flesh
wounds Were iutieted on two finger's
of Bob. Cbisholm's ,band by ti shot outstandiug service to the citizens
fired by Jack Carrick, according to
police. of Goderich has beer; provided by
Constable Whitfield who investi-
gated the shooting said that Chis-
holm and George Holton were stand-
ing in front of Goderich -Motors
• For' -almost three' years IIQW au
Geo. G. MacEwan
Fire, Accident and 'Iotor Car
Insurance
OFFICE—MASONIC TEMPLE
WEST STRET
PHONE 230 ' GODERICH
members of Bluewater Lodge 1845
of the International Association of
Machinists, employed by the Domin-
ion Road Machinery Company. In
on. South street when. Carrick, who March of 1949 the Lodge members
decided to set up a volunteer' blood
lives directly apposite, returned
donors' bank for use in caseof
frons a hunting expedition. Some emergency in Goderich and vicinity.
shouting back and forth across the The bank is still in operation and
street ensued, Chisholm jumped be-
hind a car and, holding his hat in
the air, said, "See if , you can hit
it."
Carrick fired and the shot went
through the flesh of Chisholm's' in-
dex and little fingers. Chisholm
and Bolton said- they thought the
weapon was an air rifle.
Charges of causing grievous
bodily harm and firing a gnu across
the street in a mantfet••"tltngerous
to the public peace have been laid,
against Carrick.
PAIR ON THEFT CHARGE
NOW LOCATED
IN. BANK
OF
COMMERCE
BUILDING°-
ON THE SQUARE
H. M. FORD
Get Insured-- Stay Insured—
Rest Assured
TELEPHONE 268w
D. GUITARD
Stonework, Brickwork and
Plastering
A good job of plastering has.
no substitute
Phone 482, Brock and Victorian
armaarimMONIMEMMINIIIIIII
ALBERT SHORE
Public Accountant
Income Tax Consultant
Income Tax Returns prepared
for businesses, farmers and
individuals. Financial .state-
ments prepared. Auditing,
Bookkeeping and Accounting
Service. Office corner North
St. and Sgutare. - -Residence,
14 Victoria St., Goderich.
Phones: Office 975. Residence
444.
ADDRESS P.O. BOX 797,
GODERICH.
• TO BE TRIED BY- JUDGE
A. L. . COLE
Optometrist—Optician
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted
Phone '33 Goderich, Ont.
Friday, February 29, at 10 a.m.
was the time fixed for the trial of,
Joseph Ferguson and James Palmer,
London district Hien, who appeared
before Judge T. M. Costello in
county court on Thursday of last
week. The pair are charged jointly
with breaking, entering and theft
at Randall's service station and
Cutt's general store and attempted
breaking and entering with intent
to • steal at Filsinger's jewellery
store.
The two . men, who were com-
mitted
ommitted for trial after a preliminary
hearing by Magistrate D. E.11oimes,
C. elected to standtrial t Nal without
a jury, .when they. appeared--before-
Judge Costello. Property bail of
$2;500 -1tir one_ or -biers-surette-s-
tvas set for each of the accused,
as asked by defence counsel, R. E.
Barnes. -
Before .183 0, Fort Frances, Out.,
was a trading'post known as Rainy
Lake. it was named after pioneer
U1dy Frances Simpson. ,
-s' an added service` to
the investors of West-
ern Ontario, "Mort"
I3urns, of our I5broadcasting
organiza-
if)
t 11 '
1)I'Oalde`1S .1
. t n g,r
• Closing' market (lttota-
r
=t1Olt; O11 the t 1 ( f) (1
e I' )C nt -
- -and other- --Stock •
changes. at 6 :15 p.ln.
over t• �.. _...
� d t (11.1-�_ -d- 1<. _
1 1r
T
-'1'homas, (dial -.680),
• every day Monday •
through Friday,
•
•
Bongard & Co.
379 Richmond St. pial, 2-6301
LONDON, ONT.
Members
Toronto Stock Exchange
(I'ontr(al Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Vancouver Sto-ek Exchange
Montreal Curb Market
Calgary Stock Exchange
'Other Offices
TORON'Pl) - VANCO1'VER;
HAMILTON WINDSOR •
GUELPH.
6-9
the blood is donated by members of
the ledge,, absolutely free of charge,
except in cases where plasma has to
be transported to London, when
patients are asked to pay trans-
portation costs only.
Direct blood transfusions are
given in the Alexandra Hospital
as well and 40 -odd members have
had their blood ,classified and
grouped for just „such emergency
cases which are the rule rather than
the exception. ,The Dominion Road
Machinery Company has co-operated
whole-heartedly to the extent that
they .legate_ it possible for au em-
ployee to leave his work when
called without loss of pay.
Receive No Pay
Stephen Helesic, financial secre-
tary of the lodge and chairman of
the blood donors' committee, while
attending a 'convention in Grand
Rapids, Mich., heard of company
employees giving blood to banks on
au organized basis for which they
were paid. Mr. Helesic brought the
idea back to Goderieh•--and put it
before the local Bluewater Lodge
union. The idea was adopted and
later accepted by the. Dominion
Road Machinery Company as a
valuable service in case of emerg-
encies. But one 'major change was
made in the American version of the
set -alp.._- to emphasize the service
side of the plan. Donors receive
.absolutely -no •pay -for -their -blood:
Primarily the donors are of valuer
in that, they replace used.' supplies
in blood banks when the user cannot
afford to pay for the required
plasma. Normally, when plasma is
--taken froin acblooci hank, the patient
for whom it is used has to pay for
replacing... it. Not so if he is, a
needy '- resident of Goderich or
vicinity.
CLINTON STATION C.0.
INSPE i"C' 7 AD.L i`$;:
Tuesday night, February 12, No.
532' Maitland Royal Canadiau Air
Cadet Squadron at Sky -Harbor was
honored, by the presence of Group
Cuptain Button, Officer "'Comm and. -
tug-
Command=-
tug- the R.c.A.l.+'.. wStation at Clinton;
Squadron Leader McKee and Flight
Lieutenant Carey. The Officers were
received by Flying Otlicer -Al. Huff-
man, Commanding Officer 532 Mait-
land Squadron. '
After a .conducted tour of the
class rooms, Group Captain. Hut-
ton carried out a Military Inspec-
tion of the Air Cadets on parade.
The three visiting dfilcers ,accoui-
panied by tht R.C.A.F. Instructors
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Legg of Goderich for re-
freshments and a,-. social get .• to-
gether.
FORMER GQDERICH GIRL
GRADUATES. AT CLINTON
On 'Wednesday, February 13,
AW1• Virginia "Ginny" Chamney of
Goderich and Oldeastle, Ontario,
graduated as a teletype operator
from 1 Radar and Communications
School, R.C.A.F. Station, Clinton.
AIW1 Chamney whose pareuts,
Mr. and .Mrs, 11. E. Chamney, re-
side ti rOld`castle, has lived for ,some
time with her grandmother, Mrs.
James Black, Goderich. Prior to
joining the lt.C.A.F., A\V1 Chamney
was employed as a dental assistant
by Dr. J. A. Graham, Goderich, and
later was a switchboard operator
for the Bell Telephone Co. both in
Goderich and Windsor.
AIW1 Chamney is now a qualified
Teletype •Operator and will leave
for another R.,t7A.F. station to 5311
a vacancy in the communications
system of Canada's expanding na-
tional def4ence $tpgram. _
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
FOR ACCIDENT VICTIM
The funeral service for Russell
Bishop, who vvu5 fatally injured- in
an accident on No. 5 highway on
Sunday, February 111, was held ori
Thursday a the 11rophey funeral
Moue, conducted by the Rev. 112(f.
\fac\t11lan, of Knox Presby 1eriat
C1ntreh. The .- pallbearers were
George ' hurl luau, Robert Mahon,
-i-Ernest 1 islrl-r, -i:,veytitl.s,Alltt , Wits
li:lnl Brownlee and Bert \lohriug.
Interment took pl:lce in Maitland
cemetery.
Mrs.' Bishop's condition :It the
hospital is improving, and the child-
ren have returned honte front the
hospital.
WINS QUILT
'Miss Sylvia Powell of Goderich
was winner of a• draw for as quilt
made by members of the. Always
Be 'Friends Club of London at the
club's Valentine euchre party held
in the Y.M.-Y!\V.('.A. Queen's
build -
inn on Valentine's Day, Thursday
of last week
MAGISTRATE INJURED
Weekly police court was cancelled
last Thursday as Magistrate 1). E.
Holmes, Q.C., was cotnfined to his
home with -.three fractured ribs.
'He 'received the injury when he
slipped on the ._floor of a local
plahing mill.
A man can still light 0 cigar
without 'first offering one to a
lack. -
mokammarrawararso
GODERICH PAVILION
Re -opens Saturday, March 1,
Dancing, Saturday nights only, in March 'to Johnny
Downs and his orchestra.
The Pavilion is available for afternoon and evening
rentals. The management caters to banquets, wedding
receptions, et(:. Phone 675 or 419. '
GODERICH THEATRES PRESENT
4t
pARK
Ori the
The Square
PHONE 1150 ----
Now—Stephen McNally and Coleen Gray in "Apache Drums"—
Technicolor.
;Hon., Tues. and Wed.—
"LITTL1 EGYPT"
— IN TECINICOLOR ---
Nubile humor. bright dialog and tndbalentt roman.'e feature
nntsic-n1 drams off Chicago :41n(1 ,lits World's Fair.
Rhonda. Fleming.- Mark Stevens and Nasky Guild
this
Thurs., Fri. and Sat.—
"SATURDAY'S
at--
"SATURDAY'S HERO"
A rave -lulling sato✓✓• of college football inid otitis kept men who
..
John Derek Donna Reed and Sidney headline the tc�lme.•
dnrty Illackitter
At ' 'West
AP�TAL S
The Street
-- PHONE 47
Now—,Johnny Weissnniller in "JUNGLE MANHUNT."
Mon., Tues. and Wed.—
pane Clark, ('atliy .O'Donnell and Toa) Drake
A fa-RA-movingmurder mystery Mali a surprising climax and
a new twist to the romantic angle.
`NEVER TRUST A GAMER"
Thurs., Fri, and Sat.—Two Features.
Charles Starrett, Smiley Burnette and Monte Blue
Rifle- mum filg white mets foster, it tear between- the Indians and
Ranchers.
"Snake River Desperadoes"
Stanley 'Clernents. Gene ('ollins and Myron Welton
"
Fun aplenty a n' Tenth Avenue invasion rocks cxehisiwe
boys' _hu litxll, ,
-"MILITARY ACADEMY"
•
Greet Veteranof
C s
zecho lova Army
a •
As Legion Member
A
ac -Millan -is -Re -e'
ead of Children's Aid Society
The Huron County Children'p
Aid Society held- its annual "meet-
ing' 'ttl--the _Court house on -Wed-
nesday, with Rev. It. G. MacMillan
presiding. ,
A very satisfactory year was re-
ported by the Superintendent, Mrs.
M. Chaffee, who stated that the
new offices and .clothing room, were
assisting materially in all fields of
the work which had increased in
scope with -au added worker on the
staff. '
There were 47 child protection
cases involving 15-1 children and 78
children were admitted to the care
-of •the Society, so that at the end
of the year there were only 124
children in care. There were 103
court attendances.; Assistance „was
given to 96 unmarried mothers, 53
adoptions _ were completed and 66
foster homes arranged.
Hospital Assistance
"We have bad as many as six
babies at a time in Wiugham hos-
pital which has helped us to place
a child 3n an adoptive home," Mrs.
Chaffee said,
There were 224 medical examin-
ations, 161 dental attendances, 14
mental health attendansea,_,antLfive
chest and one eye examinations.
Treasurer A. H. Erskine reported
receipts in 1951 totalled $3.4,929.41
and expenditures, $35,012.41, with
an overdraft of $113. Receipts and
The rooms of Branch 109, Can-
adian Legion, which had seen (dosed
for all activities during :he time of
official mourning for the late King
(:(•urge VI, were opened for a short'
business• session on 'Thursday even-
ing last; during which. n►eiabers of
the branch discussed tiritl plans
for the Legion's part in the Mem-
orial Service parade on Friday
t:orning; and passed ripen (the[
urgent business.
It was • decided that, the brand'
should offer to 1►ay for the pictures
0f 1he . �1►
uceu aud,hcr-consort which
let )1. liven ordered 'by the Arena
Commission for hanging in Gode-
rich e u
t l 1► . l nl 1 •1• .11 Arena.
A donrrien crf :x/0 .tries .voted to
the Kinuardint branch of the. (':lu-
r
afllslll Ll 111 Il ` 1
�1 t�_t hl 1! in clic• rc
est eli-sTiirilent uf- That—firateli J. -
HI --lowing, the recent tit•e which de
stroycd. their Legion hall.
Contributions were also , mode .to
the following: $10 to the Canadian
Legion I,ducational Services; $15
bers of the, .stair, 1iCthank1ug the
l hoard, spoke of the happy spirit _ofd
len—operation __exiting in the Staff,
under Mrs. Chafree's direction at
the office and with tfie Board.'
It wee left, with the executive to
appoint( delegates to the C.A;S. (mu"
veution in Toronto in April • and
the meeting was closed with prayer
by the president.
The following donations,, to Huron
County Children's' Aid Society dur-
ing past .months, are gratefully . ack-
nowledged : United Church Mission
Band, Eliulville, Ont.; •Seaforth
Women's Institute; Mrs. Fred Toll's
Sunday' School class, Auburn;
Evangelical Young Women's class,
Dashwood; Mrs. E. Brown, God-
rich; Kippen Women's Institute;
Royal \Vilna, Goderich; Mrs. ,Alex,
McGregor, Kippen; T. 0. Southeott,
Exeter ; litanston's Grocery, Gode-
rich; 4 L'a Sunday School class,
Evangelical Church, Dashwood,
Ont.; Willing 'Workers Evening
Auxiliary, James St. United Church,
Exeter, Ont.; St. James United
Church Mission Circle, Exeter.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
STRESSED BY RETAILERS`
Newspaper advertising is one of
the prime requisites of any suc-
cessful sales campaign, Robert V.
f th
expenditures in this year's pro- Lamb, managing secretary o e
-posed budget were estimated at Qntario Retail Hardware Associa-
tion said during the convention in
The Board complimented the
staff composed of Mrs. Chaffee,
superintendent ; Miss C. - McGowan,
assistant superintendent; Miss M.
Norris, social worker; Mrs. Ewan
Ross, assistant; Miss :Marjorie
IIenderson and Miss Gertrude
Wilkes, of the othee staff, all of
whom have been re-engaged.
Clothing Received
Toronto recently..
Mr. Lamb advised delegates at-
tending the 1,500 member Associa-
tion's .47th annual convention and
exhibition that "It bas been proved
time and time again that Consistent
newspaper advertising by all re-
tailers helps not only `o maintain
and improve your pos'.tion in the
community, but also provides the
1 ir. 1arr3 \c
r(ai reporting perfect m
odium in which
to bring-
for
r3nsfor
the clothing •(sinnrnittee,- stated to the consumer's attention -
that 80 per cent of the clothing many -services available at their
received is in Al condition but 20 local hardware dealer."
per 'cent is not quite as acceptable The hardware industry has ye-
as the Iirticles do not tit in with turned to a seller's market, he said,
and this means that we will have
MacMillan expressed to place an extra,eniphasis on sound
the Board's appreciation of the consumer relations in 1952. It is
!service \1t•. McCreath and the emu- now generally agreed, Mr. -Lamb
i,mtttee are giving in this worthwhile continued. that hardware prices will
department. retilain fairly steady if the con-
` Mis•Arthur Curry and Mrs Albert sumer demand for our nn•reh indise
Taylor' sllousorecl :1 vote of tlutnks ,
to the 1951 officers, whit 11 was
heartily endorsed.
Airs," Kenneth Jrlhtls, chairman
of the pubiic•ity committee, reported •
11101 :1 pamfllet are 11:i1 prepared' •
ou
Children's Aid work would be
'distributed :at the cull of 1'c•brusm. •
Arr:ulgeun`tlts :Ire also Mani -1( 10'.11.'
1 a
for space at the fairs illi lgh ur •
,' the county in order that rill'/.ells
may bec e better acquainted with
'what, is- la-ing la-indone- 111 he 1 llitll l 1
Otli. Ekr ted
\lr . Alberterrs Taylor presented theT .
foltuwing report df the nourin:u iug ••
coluulitte( .which was :l414.1ad : .! Don't .Say.
ARE YOUR TROUBLES
-UTILE ONE-
-" Do you oyer worry about' the
future of your your founi)y
should you suddenly. be oohed
by death? Family Income siaeutr-
snce will replace. your income
while the children are.growitsir
up and take care of your widow •
for life.
•
Protect your loved -ones with
a Family Income policy of the
Sun Life Assurance Company
of Canada,. -
Harold W. Shore
Sun Life Assurance Company
of Canada
North St. Phone 766w
stays at a cent -dant level.'
Mr. Lamb told the bardwaremcn
that there •ist a responsibility on
those engaged in the bardware.bust- ,
ness in this province to gee that
consumer demand its -maintained by •
streamlirang operations and by tell-
ing the publimy and frankly
of what "ret t er4, . manufaeiurers .,
and distributors in the hardware
industry are doing to give the
o -
a ✓antes r
v ra a contlumer a
z e,fr ! �
duet af_"ttie _lowest Possible Wee."'
Results from. advertising -1'Y On -
I tario hardware stores, he said, have
;to a hugs,. extent been r.sponsibte
for the iligfl level of retail hard-
ware salt:, in this area during
1951. -Regardless of your location,"
Mr. L:adoe advised delegates, "the
c0ns4515 r,? Use of newspaper .adver-
rising 5n 3952 will be a vital factor
in nl•l;ntu wing 0 steady flow of '
product- tr. the Ontario con:3utner."
president, Itev. It. G. AI:Ir\liil:ul: •
1st ( ptdnt, It
vic r `si e ev. Dirk-
,
.l. Ihke '-
to the Legion -sponsored University i mann ; second vice-president, Mrs. •
G
Scholarship Fund and $5 to the orgy. .lohnston; honorary se,•re- •
National Institute for the Blind.•I t try, A. \L Robertson; .8041(1a1'y, A,
:%crept New Member I H. Erskine ; treasurer, John G.
,One new member 444',,:lecepte(1 in ! Berry : cllt•4K•tors, Hugh Berry , of
the bi'it04 l►, Frank Schubert. a! W0041110111; J0111i Winter. 110w icl:
former warrant officer in !lie,
Czechoslovakian Army: Mr. Sehu-
bert, who now resides in- Goderich,
served in Czechosloviakia, the Mid -
die East, England and France. Ile
Is a holder of the Czechoslovakia
Military Cross and several other
medals awarded for bravery in the
field.
Joseph Duck, chaIrtnarr of the
,Welfare committee revealed that u
total of $1.074.60 was expended in
relief by the branch in 1951.
During the 'evening all members
of the branch in attendance renewed
their oath of allegiance to the
crown. President Ralph Kingswell
administered the oath.
The meeting opened with the ob-
servance of one minute's silence for
the lute King and conc•luiled ,with
the singing of "God Save the
Qun."
Teehe charter of Branch 109 is
draped in black in reverence for
the late King George VI and will
remain draped for a period of
moms -Ong t0„ he determined by the
Legion's Ontario Command.
ALTE1t SPRING SHOW DATE
OF AGRICULTURAL BODY
W. J. Lobb, of Goderich Town-
ship, was named president of the
Huron Central Agriculture Society
at a director's meeting held at
Clinton last Friday. iie suceeeds
John (Clegg, Clinton. '
Other officials are: first. vice-
preszident, Ernie Brown ; second
vice-president, Frank Falconer: sec-
retary -treasurer, A. J. McMurray.
The date of the annual spring
sho1v twas'changed from Wednesday,
June 4,:'fe 'Saturday. May 31, as the
June date woukl have conilieted
with the annual race meet in Gode-
rich. -
- ALLIN—CULLITON
Doris Culliton, daughter of the
late \ir. and Mrs. Richard ('nlliton,
became the bride of William Aplin,
son of ,the late 'Mr. and Mrs. H.
R. Aplin of Lucl:now, at a ceremony
atthe, home of Mr. '11nd Mrs. M. 1
'Merlin it, \Vingham, on Saturday,'
February 9. Rev. Alex. Nimnlo of-
ficiated. (liven in marriage by Mr.
Ewart M'Kereber, the bride wore a
steel grey suit with yellow acces-
sories and an orchid for her cor-
sage. The hridesnlaid, Mrs, Everett
('ethers of Delmore, wore 0 pie and'
pie brown shit with funny(' neves-
Bowies and n corsage of yellow roves.
Mr. AVillins► .iohnson of i,ilcknow
was the hest man. The reception
WWI held at the Hotel Brunswick.
•Afterwards the couple left on a
wedding; trip to the:United States.
They will reside in Winghaln.
The bridegroom's mother 44(144 - the
former Miss Winnifred Gordon of
1 lleknow.
Township; F. L. Davidson, 1V'ing-
ham : 3Irs. K. Johns, Ehnville : It.
J. Bowman, Brussels; "Jliss Etta
S,ltilty. Airs. I. Jinni, Arthur Curry,
Mrs. P. I1. 1tedditt, \irs. J. B.
Reynolds, H,- Me•l'reatli. R. E.
Barnes. Miss N. Cunningham and
\Liss S. McLear►, all of Goderich;
slxchtl., c(nu►iittee, Mrs. 140bfitt,
Mrs. J. B. Reynolds, Miss E. ,faults.
\piss N. Cunningham.
\Ir. .11ae\1il1an, i171 bel►alf • of the
ext'cutive,, thanked the-so,°iety .for
the cotrtidence placed in acs mem-
bers. lie welcomed Mr. .1. G. Berry
as treasurer, and was pleased that
Mr. Erskine was remaini•ng•°tvn -the'
Roard as secretary.
Miss McGowan and other mlem-
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