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ASIIFIELD, June 4. --Dr. and
Mrs. Wenieil find family of De-
troit spent the week -end at their
summer home at, ,Kintail.
Dr. Arnold Cowan of Toronto
visited with relatives.
The Rev. J. R. MacDonald and
D. A. MacDonald are- attending the
General Assembly of the Presby-
terian Church in Toronto this Week.
Mrs.. N. G. MacKenzie wash' Ot-
tawa last week with 27 ladies of
the Ripley Institute and had a very
enjoyable , time.'
,Donald MacKay leaves this week
for. Moncton, • N.B., as instructor
in the R.C.A.F. Good luck Donald.
Miss Madge MacDonald visited
a few days in'Kititail. recently. '
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ritchie
were among the Americans on Dee -
oration Day to visit friends in
Ashfield; also the Misses Louise
and Selina MacDonald, Miss Marj-
ory Blue and Mr. and Mrs. Albion
Griffin of Detroit.
An advertisement in the Signal -
Star ;brings results.
THE GODERICR SIGNAL -STAR
NEWS OF AUBURN.
AUBURN,.June 4.—Mr. and Mrs.
Jones of Bowmanville are visiting
,Mr. and Mrs, 1!'. O. yiollveeu. '
Mr. and Mrs. herb Mogridge
have: returned home from a visit
with their daughter, Mrs. Gortuley
Thompson and Mr. Thompson,
Brantford. •
Mr., and t31rs3- Harold Nicholson
and family of Seaforth and Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Bennett -and fam-
ily of Port Albert were Sunday
visitors with jr,DJ. J. Wilson and
Mr. and Mrs. 1Ves. -liroduock,
Mrs. Russell King is u patient
in Victoria fiost5ital, London,. where
she iinderweat, an operation. Her
.many friends: Wish her . a speedy.
recovery. _-.
Mr. :snd Mrs. J. C. Steitz have
returned borne from Aurora, where
they •.visited their sou Eldon and,
Airs. Stoltz. ,
The Women's Institute. held a
hove -made baking sole in the
Foresters' hull Frdrty night. There
was a good attendance and every-
thing was sold.
Honor Bride -elect. --A shower was
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refrigerator tray compartment.
and Miss Deltner was organist, The
church was decorated with tulips,
lily of ,the valley and piste's. The
bride, given in tnarrIage by her
father, looked charming In a floor -
length gown of white slipper satin
with double` net skirts, rose -petal,
lute over satin bodice and rod
e-
peGul , lace coat with lily point
sleeves and princes neckline. A
Juliet cap with orange blossoms
hold her three-quarter length tulle
embroidered veil and 'she carried
a white prayer book and red roses.
Miss jieleu Blake, Toronto, sister
of the, groom,. was maid of htfnor,
dressed iu pink net over taffeta
skirt, fitted bodice of net, pink Lace
bolero and macitiug headdress. She
carried a bouquet of pink and white
carnations. Miss Ruth Suelliug,
Brucelield, and, Miss Edith laser,
Auburn, eonsins ot the bride, were
bridesmaids. Miss Sneliing's cos-
tume was sky blue taffeta with fuil
skirt, fitted bodice with matching
headdress and shoulder length veil.
herd in the Orange Hull in honor Suss Doer chose a gown of yellow
of ]hiss Jean Kirkconnell,' bride- net over taffeta, full skirt, rifted_
elect. The first part of the even-
ing was spent playing bingo. The
iffiest of honor was called to the
net bodice With lace bolero and
matching headdress and shoulder
length veil. 'Both carried bouquets
front and Mrs. Keith Jluchuu read of pink and white carnations. Little
an address and the Misses Doreen Mary ii.ir'kcouuell, +sister of the
McFarlane and Ituth Doer pit- bride, math' •a Winsome flower girl,
sented her with a decorated basket, 'dressed in printed green nylon,
with full skirt,- sweetheart neck-
line, with matching poke bonnet,
trimmed wih flowers. She carried
pink and white carnations and red
roses. Mr. Harold Kirkconneilt
brother of the bride, was the beat
man and •dlehn Blake and Reginald
Sullivan ushered. 'Following the
containing many- useful gifts. After
the bride-to-be had opened her gift
•she thanked all her friends, and a
?lunch -was -served.
Trousseau, Tea. — Honoring her
daughter, Mrs. Andrew Kirkcunnell
was hostess
s••r tt a trousseau tea.
The guests were received by Mrs.
Kirkconuell and the guest of honor.' ceremony, a reception and dinner
Displaying the bride's trousseau were held at the Brunswick hotel,
and gifts in the afternoon were 111 Ingham, The dining" roan► was
Mrs. Keith Machan and :Sirs. Leon -
lily
with bouquets of tulips,
and Archambault and, in the lily of the valley and lilacs. • The
even-
ing, Mrs. Glen Patterson and Mrs. bride's table .was centred with the
Alvin Plunkett'.Mrs. Snelling of wedding cake, flanked with pink
13rucefleld, aunt of tht bride a►s. and white tapers in, ails er holders.
sistEcf 'in serving the guests. I'.ur her daughter's wedding, Mrs.
Blake---Kirkconnell. — A •pretty Iiitkcuunell wore a navy blue
May Wedding took place at the printed silk jersey dress and natur-
Roman Catholic Church, 'Brussels, al colored hat and corsage of red
at 9 a.m., Saturday, May 31, when
rose buds. The groom's mother
Jeanne Elizabeth ' Kirkeonnell, chose a mauve crepe dress trimmedeldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. with lace, with white accessories
Andrew Kirkeouuell of Auburn, and corsage of pink rose buds.
was --united -tn marriage With i tiiis i�br a trip to—Northern (h►tario
Augustine Blake, Brussels, sou of and other points the bride donned
Mrs. W. Blake, Brussel:, and the
late JIr. Blake. TJie Itev. Father
1)urante perforn the ceremony
WESTFIELD
WEITP'IFJLD, June ' attd.
Mrs. William McV'ittie ot Blyth
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin McDowell.
Messrs. Cecil, 'Franklin and
Laturenee Campbell visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Campbell of Owen Sound..
Miss Edua Smith of-Kitch(gner.
spent the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Smith. •
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Buchanan
and family Of Walton, Mr, and
Mrs. ltoy 'Purvey of Morris Town-
ship, visited on Sunday with Mr.
and. Airs, 'Maurice Bosman. '
Mr. and.Mrs. Mac Newton and
baby of Gerrie v,isited. on Sunday
with Mrs: -- i4
J. ,. McDowell.
Mr. and -Mrs. `Roland V ueeat.
,of Blyth visited' on Suud'ay with
Mr. and airs. Jack `Buehanun.
Mr. Toru. Cook and Mrs. 1. Snell
of Wingham visited on Sunday with
Mr. uud Mrs. Walter Cook.
Mr.• and Mrs. Norman McDowell,
Gerald and Gwendolyn were Lon-
don visitors on Safurdap.
Mr. and Airs. Gordon Smith and
children and Mrs. J. I.. McDowell
visited on Monday with Mr. and
:11rs, Jesus Gear of Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl 1Vightiu,an
visited on Sunday with Mrs. Henry
Mothers of Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hoak and
James of Crewe, air. A. E. (.'ook of
Blyth and Miss Violet Cook of
Goderich visited on Sunday' with
Mrs. Fred. Cook.
Mr.
and Mrs. Murray McDowell
uwell
of Marnoch visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McDowell.
CREWE
CREWE, { �%. June 4. --airs. ('ritten-
den and son of Clinton Were 1Ved-
nesday visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
'tasty.
' Mr. anti Mrs. It: Jllsener of De-
troit and Mrs. Nowell and Mary- of
Goderich were Saturday evening
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. C.
Crozier and family and Mr. Ray
Friends visiting Mr. and Mrs. R.
Finnigan and"Mr. and Mrs. C. Fin-
nigan at the Week -end were Mr.
rind Jlrs. G.' A' McLaughlin and
Joanne of Detroit and Mr. and
Mrs. Alex ,Watson of Nile on Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. I:olkman and faru-
ily-had friends froth -Grand Rapids,-
• Mich., for the week -end. These
u navy blue gabardine suit, White visitors had been in the U.S. for
•accessories and' corsage of red tiv: years and were' friends of the
roses. On their return they will Kotkmans in, holland. On Sifndoy
reside near Brussels. Guests were evening, Mr. and Mrs. hell:wi:ni
crittrtained Bunte 40 guests who ,'tad
;'►resent from Brussels, 13ruetlield
I'1T.,Tey, 1Tnkton,1Vinglrutn, ltly`th
Sunday-
• •"' , /••Listowel and Auburn.
Is('cited Church' 1V.A.--On, 1Ved-
nesday- evening the 1Vometi .of
Auburn United Church suet to
organize a \Vonian;s Association in
3, the church. ?t de'otionaI perIoid
l! was in charge of Mrs. (.'. C. Wash-
.' i ington. '1'he follmving executive
- I was` installed in a . cereminiy con-
., ducted by the Rev. C. C. 'Washing-
f ton: Honorary president, Mrs. C.
C. 'Washington': president, Jlrs.
Bert t'raig; 1st vice-president, Mrs.
George Million; 2nd vice-president,
Mrs. John 1'9urnin; secretary, Airs,
Ken. McDougall; assistant secre-
tary, Mrs. Ernest Patterson; cor-
responding secretary, Mrs, Arthur
I
Spiegelberg; treasurer, Mrs. Everett
I Taylor; pianist, Mrs, it. D. Munro;
assistant pianist, Mrs. Emerson
Rodger. .
DAUGHTER'S SUITCASE is a junior
edition of mother's in this happy
holiday picture. "Fabrikoid" and
"Fabrilite" are very popular for
lugg,ap�e µ'The~lxalces Mare these
versatile materials were used for
the little girl's shoulder bag,
mother's handbag and the car
upholstery, too. , These chemical
materials are easy to clean, inex-
pensive and resistant to scuffing.
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the general wholesale prices index
in Canada increased 82 per cent. Dur-
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index of C -I -L manufactured products
increased only 35 per cent,
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DUNGANNON
DUNGANNON, June 4. ----Visitors
with Mrs. Sarah Errington on Sun-
day Were Mrs. Jack Pipe and baby.
Brussels, Mrs. Charles Vodden,
1 ondesboro, , -Mr.' - and Mrs. .Tro:
Skinn and daughter, Wipe -ham,
Mrs,. -Sam Doer, Mrs, Bert Doer acid
three children of Auburn. •
Women's Institute Che Dungan.
nen branch of the Women's Insti-
tute met at the.,,aiome• of Mrs,
George Hodges, with Mrs. thuar
Brooks, president, 'in charge. The
meeting opened with., the Institute
Ode, followed by the Mary Stuart
collect repeated in unison. - The
roll call was answered by 20 mem-
bers and three visitors with "My
Favorite Radio Program," Mrs,
W. A. Campbell, Auburn, gave a
splendid detailed aceount -of the
officers' convention at Guelph
O.A.C., Which took the form of a
course in training with the theme,
"Key note of friendliness," Mrs...
Everett Errington reported on the
district annual at Clinton. A mo-
tion was trade and seconded to
send a gift of cigarettes to Pte.
Bill Park in Germany, 'After- a
few other items of business, this
meeting closed with the National
Anthem and lunch was . served by
the hostesses. - 1
Congratulations to Mr. Tack Irsely
who graduated Wednesday, Jtine
4, front University College, Toronto,
to O.C.E., where he will'` study
next year.
NILE
:TLE, June 4.—Mrs. Albert
Dhabi and Dorothy of Toronto -
spent several days with Mrs.
Thain's father, Mr. A. McDiarmid.
Mrs. II. (. Pentland and M,s,
J. It. Harcourt of London Visited
last week -end at Mr.• and Mrs.
Leslie I'entland's. -
Mrs. Leslie Pentland entettaincd
at a shower on Friday evening for
Miss Evelyn Dustow of Goderich,
bride-elet•t of .the month. A de-
lightful evening was spent with
contests and music. The bride
.was showered with lovely gifts ,ts
a token of the esteem in which
she was held in her home com-
munity.
ornsitanity-.
W.M.S. Meeting. — The Nile
W.M.S. held its regular meeting
in the church on :Lay 28, with
nine„ members present, Mrs. Gra-
ham MeNee gave a splendid report
on the Presbyterial meeting held
In Clinton. I, was decided to in -
site the neighboring W.M.S. so-.
cieties for the next tweeting.
Mr. Ray Robinson would, have
tost his garage if it had not been
for the timely passing of n ,mar
with men in it who warned him
it was nn fin'. A large hole was
burned in the roof. Cause—fire-
crackers.
Mr. and Mrs. .iohn 'Green and
Mrs. (1T(',onnor tit$ i)etml1 neve
visitors with Mrs. Herb Morris;
also Mrs. Chariest Wilson, (h dei-ieh
end Mrs. Thereve L'frintuier of Ittay•
field, on Sunday,
all come front the stone village in
Holland.
JIr. Burt. McWhinney left on
Tuesday morning to , attend the
conference in Landon.
• The Crewe anniversary' will be,
livid in Crewe Church on Sunda;,
June 15, at 2.:30 and '7.30 p.m. The
Rev, George Watt and his father
will 1►e •guest speakers :and ,a,eci:tl
musk. Will .be supplied.
•
' .KiNOY LADIES' :tID
The Ladies' Aid of Knox Church
held its regular, monthly -meaning
MacKay-, hall on Friday.
meeting opened With the singing .of
psalm. 19. AIrs. Proctor read the
S(•rij>ttire, after which, Mrs. Fairish
led If , prayer. Aftethe busin: ss
period, -the Rev. R. ( JIat�Jlillan
introduced Dir. C. A. lleDonald,
utauager of the Wells organizations,
1 who spoke inspirlwgy on "Chris-
tian Lteslxn►sibility :lad Steward-
ship." - The meet ing - closed With :t
hymn and the Lottl's prayer in
unison.
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OLINIO. FOR DSRIOT
'Huron County mass free chest
x-ray ctIniCs, which began last
Thursday at Dashwood, will be
ctondueted in Goderich and district,
commencing at • Hayfield in the
TOwu Hall on June 19. The unit
will lay -in MacKuy Hall, Goderich
on, June 23, 24, 25 and 2(1 uud in
Dungannon, on June 27.
The 'Unturiu Del�u,rtu►ent • of
Health, in, co-operation with the
Huron County 'Tuberculosis A.ssoci-
utHon is conducting the survey.
: which is financed' by the Christmas
,Seal Fund.
At a meeting held here on .Mon-
day night, Iival ; tirrangeurents were
made for a preliminary cauvltss of
Goderich and district. Organiza-
tions re/pre ilted at the meeting
who have o.lfeyed to provide cun-
Vassers for this survey were: Mliple
'Leaf Chapter, LO.D.1 :., •Ahwee'k.
l.'httpter, LO.D.E., Goderich Kiuette
Club, Goderich Kinsmen Club,
Goderich Liens Clcb, fhb Canadian
Legion, Baq•field Lions Club, and
the Women's Institutes of Goderich,
('ulborue Township and Dungan-.
nun. Canvassers will take the
registration, cards to each home in
Goderich, Bayfield, Dungannon and
the surrounding community be-
tWe •n June 10 and 12.
The last clinic was field in 19-17
when :3,973 persons- attended. Of-
ficials are hoping, there will be
'aur • in,,
t these centres this time.
111 order to provide opportunities
for eniployees of industrial plants
to benefit from the free chest x-ray
service, June 20 has been set aside
for trips to
the various ,•
I a t t s plants on
the schedule.
The, ne?ci meeting of the .'AIM, 'tj... 000
will- be held in the Cou3icil. '*ambers,' Coprt. H
Goderich, commencing WEDNESDAY, JUNE lath, • at.,':
10,00 A.M., D,8,T.
All accounts, notices .of deputations and -other bual
nest; requiring the • attention of Council should be , in
the hands of the County Clerk not later than SAM,
DAY, JUNE 14th, 1952. -
A. H. ERSKINE,
County Clerk,
Goderich, Ontario
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GODERICH GUN CLUB
Pleasant, mild weather and good
visibility were an .asset to the
snipers at their weekly practice
shoot on
eanesday•
There re was
is
the usual large turnout of home
members and visitors and satis-
factory scores were achieved,
Jack Gilbert hit high individual
score for the third consecutive
Week with IM. Hedley Prouse was
second with 23.
Other scores were as follows:,
Hedley Prouse 22-21-23; Ashley' .
Gilbert 21-21; Dave Wilson 21;
John Anderson, Kippers, 2.18-21;
'Charles Prouse 18; Cliff Lowery
15-18; Mothers, Kippers, 10; P.
Passmore, Kippeu 16; Bill Couper
16.
This was the last practice shoot
before the club's anhual team shoot
next Wednesday, June 11.
•
This
Summer
Play Your
Partin
"EXERCISE
FREEDOM"
Soon Reserve Force Units from coast-
to-coast will begin one of the greatest
summer training sessions in Canada's -
history. - Exercise Freedom will see
Canada's Citizen -Soldiers "in action"
training and studying under field
conditions.
More men are needed immediately
in the - Reserve Force to take part in
this great national effort. Every Cana-
dian citizen who is physically fit has.
a part to play in this programme of
defence. If -you cannot go Active then
the least you can do to exercise your
freedom is to join the Canadian Army
Reserve Force.
Do not miss "Exercise Freedom"
this summer. If you are in the Reserve
Force you must take part in this most
important phase of your training this
year. If you are not in the Canadian
Army Reserve Force, join the regiment
of your choice immediately! Join in
Exercise FREEDOM this summer.
Go To Camp 'With This Goderich Unit
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