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'ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
Sept. 111)--Sixseenth Su.idey after Trinity.
8.30 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION.
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL
11 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION AND SERMON.
Monday, Sept. 21—St. Matthew the Apestis
10.30 a.m. Hely Co+nunioa.,,.
A. W. ANDERTON, Organist and Choirmaster.
REV, KENNETH E. TAYLOR, M.A.. D. . fleeter
North Street United Church
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1953
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.
Junior Congregation and Nursery.
7 p.m. EVENING WORSHIP.
Rev. H. A. Dickinson, BA., Minister
Eleanor Ewing, BA, (Music) A.T,CJM,
Organist and Choirkader
INTO HIS COURTS
WITH PRAISE
Puss., 100x4
• Your Family Will Find Strength For
Doily Livip9 in These Worship Services
DRAW.NEAR TO GOD o• 7�m
10 a.m. CHURCH SCHOOL,
11 a.m. "THE STORY OF THE NEW KNOX CHURCH:'
7 p.m. LORD'S DAY ALLIANCE SERVICE.
Speaker: REV. C. W. COPE, R.D.
NEXT SUNDAY—ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
.
ztar Jre�butcri�nt (fihurrh
Rev. R. G MacMillan Mr W- H- Bishop F.R-C.O. A,R.C.M.
Minister Director of Praise
Goderich Baptist Church
MONTREAL STREET
Minister: REV. IAN G. HIND,. B.A., B.D.
Organist: Mrs. E. Donaldson, A.L.CJ&
11 a.m. RALLY DAY SERVICE in Church and Sunday School.
7 p.m. N.T. QUESTIONS: "Why Hast Thou Thus Dealt
With Us?"
Monday 8 p.m. The Young People Meet.
Wednesday 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting and Bible Study.
Thought for the Weak: "God Himself cap4 do His best, without
man's best to help Him."
The Church of the Light and Life Hour heard each Sunday at
9 cm. --900 CHML—Welcomes YOU to worship at .the
10 a.m.
11 a.m.
Free Methodist Church
CORNER VICTORIA AND PARK.STREETS
.,-._REV..MARTHA MAR.L.ATT
SUNDAY SCHOOL
PREACHING.
7 p.m. -EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.
Col. 2:16: "For by Him we all things created, that are in heaven,
-Mild-that-are in. earth, visible and invisible."
BETHEL TABERNACLE
WATERLOO AND ELGIN
REV. HOWARD E. MINAKER, PASTOR
SUNDAY SERVICES
10 a.m. Sunday School—Help meet the CHALLENGE of the
UPTURNED FACE.
SUNDAY A.M. " A SICK SOUL."
SUNDAY P.M. "A PRESSING INVITATION."
Tuesday, 8' p.m. Bible Study and Prayer Meeting
Friday,Night--Christ's Ambassadors.
THE LITTLE CHURCH WITH THE BIG WELCOME.
Victoria Street, United Church
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 200, 1953
11.15 a.m. Congregation and Sunday School will join in our
Rally Day Service.
Speaker -Mr. Colin Campbell of Bayfield.
3 p.m.ANNtVERSiARY SERVICES at Union Church, Goderich
Township.
Minister—Rev. Hugh C. ,Wilson of Clinton
Victoria Street choir will furnish music.
Pastor—Rev. Q. W. Williams, B.A.
Organist --Mr. Bert Kempster.
LEEBURN Fair, London.
Mr: and Mrs.- Rod Bogie, Arch
Hort M d M J H rt n
LEEBURN, Sept. 16.—Mr. and
Mrs. John Quaid and Betty yisited
at the latter's home over the week-
end. They attended the Montgom-
ery -Quaid wedding on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Meyers, John,
fend t Mrs.nd Anne Cecil Stonevisited Parkhill with
on Sunday. '
This community was deeply
shocked by the tragic fires at the
farms of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bogie
and. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred I�'aper
a caused by the lightning on Satur-
day morning.
John Clark was one of a group,
of Junior Farmers from Huron
County who comprised a judging
class fast, Week at the C.N.E., Tor-
onto, and this week at the Western
on, r. an rs. ames o o
and Ted visited'with Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Breckenridge in Ripley on
Sunday.
BENMILLER
BDNMILLER, Sept. 16. -- Mrs.
Harold Montgomery entertained at
a trousseau tea illi honor of her
daughter Miss Helen Montgomery
who was married to Mr. Roy
Mitchell on Saturday. Mrs. Gordon
Mitchell, 'Toronto, mother of the
groom, assisted in receiving. Tea
was poured by Mrs. Alden Ailin
of Goderich, grandmother of the
bride assisted by Miss Sally Mc-
Donald, Mrs. Harry Montgomery,
Mrs, Ed. Montgomery and Mrs.
John Kernighan.
THE (U►D. 1 : ��iAlt
.,
j 'NEWS OF AUBURN
WISTFIELD. Sept- 16.,--3[r. aad
Yrx, Albert McDowell and Mrs. , AUBURN, Sept. 16. -- Visitorsi George Dias.. Mrs. News of-
Lee
fLee Bair visited on Saturday with , with Mr- and Mr* J. -C.. Stott( wave fered the cloys pr•ec. , h-
]ir. and Liss- FSrank li~ershatrr aril • olds•_ and Mrs. C1, of Plats -
and > vrer+etsld b 3[r Ass
and
Miss Chris. M�eClin'tan„ of Goderiich l vine. and - Yrs Ed- Stel and him. Joe teN. en. Itis.. Et Davies were lir. and ![
Guests at the hams of Mrs. Fred Dundee. George- mak, of Tobernnary` can
Cook on Sunday were lir. and Mrs. William Ro►rlsto ia, airing- their way to their home in St
Mrs J'tttt Boats and children, of ; ham, spent the week -end 16th Mr. Petersburg. Pass lit. and Mrs Ezra-
Crewe. flits Violet sof Gode- and sirs J. W. Graham. Mrs. D. hie son Sipple and Mr. and Mrs..
-_ I
rich„ air_ A E' Cooit. of Blyth, i - Lia ug ua_ine� \on Stewart, . of alt toprh
tun„ who has been crstti�g ' - -al •
st
Liss_ John Fleming, Har Id Flesh , her daughter ,Alliston, Park -1 T- J. l%3Ccha I Watt top bosom
Ing -and miss- liatriel Swills,- of . hilt has ret home , for his at tpe. Canadian
Hanover. Mr. and )las F. O_ l[cIl4een, are .?5�antiroua►iScl, 3+ereitialg...#nr
Mr. and sirs. Elwin Taylor, Ed.1 i'isiting their son, Robert„ and firs 1 C13 stauicha .Prat ands his
and Norman Taylor, of "Brussels., .lwicllveen. and family, Niagara!champion
visited on Sunday with Mrs_ J. L Tolls- acmFi+�► for Belgian stallion and
for
McDoss-ell and Gordon. Fourteen members of theHord-' 'Salsa Belgian stallion. Ileon the rwonsfirst fai
w
Franklin rind Lawrence Camp- cultural Society attended a Horti- Clydesdale fitly alai and third f
hell
and John Buchanan attended cultural meeting in Clinton FYiidaljr' CIydt Mate mare.
Lindon Fair on Monday- Franklin evening tq hear Mr. Brown. off Anniversary services for Auburn
and Lawrence were judges from Elora, president of the Ontario United Church will be held nest
the 4-11 Club. Horticultural ' Society. He also I Sunday at Lia -m- and 7..30 para.
Misses Rena and Gladys and showed films. - "Rev. A Glen Eagle of Ontario
Garth McClinchey visited on Sun- The annual Grandmothers' meet- street Church. Clinton. is to be
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ing of the Women's Institute will the guest reacher both mornin
Lloyd Walden. ,. be held in - the Foresters' Hall on P g
and evening The chair, under.
George Brown, Mr..- and Mrs. Thursday, September 24, at 2.15 1 Mrs,. R D- Munro, has prepared
iMelvin Brown, of Mount Forest, Pill- E' eryone welcome. Willa anniversary• musie, and will be
Mr. and Mrs- Carl Brown, cf the ladies note the change of dat �- assisted at both services by special
1Brighton, New- Jersey. visited on W.MS.L._Mrs. J. C. Stoltz opened',soloists. The minister, Rev- C. C
Friday with Mrs_ J: L. McDowell her home for the September meet �; ashington. will be present. to lead
Mr. and. Mrs. Norman Carter, Ing of the W.M.S. of Knox Presby- a the evening service.
of Clinton, Mrs. Len Evans, of terian . Church. Ther. president,
London, visited on Friday with Mrs. W. Good, presided'The i . PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs. Frank _Campbell and Mass Scripture was read by Mrs_ J.
Winnifred. Hallam and prayer was offered by i
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kershaw, Mr. Milne. Current events were 1 Mr_ and Mrs. W. G. Sims, of
Miss Gladys McDowell, Mics Chris. reviewed by airs. Herb Govier. A a Hespeler, were visitors lt'edn*
McClinton, Rev. Howard Dickinson, coronet solo was rendered by- ai;. l with Mr_ and Mrs_ Robert Sims,
of Goderich, were guests on Sun- 8. Milne. Mrs. John Houston fav- Blake street.
, day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ored with an instrumental_ The, Sar. and Mrs_ Kenneth Light and
Marvin McDowell. chapter from the study book was son, Kevin, of London, are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Marshall taken by Mrs. Ed. Davies. The with Mfrs Light's parents. Mr. and
and daughter, of Toronto, visited offering was received and Mrs. W. Mrs._ Joe Juck on Mary street.
on Sunday at the home of Mr. Bradnock offered the dedicatory Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weisn have
and Mrs. Jack Buchanan. prayer_ Mention was made of the i left for St Louis after spending
- Pte. John Sprung, Mrs. Sprung Presbyterial rally to be held in their -vacation with Mr. and Mrs.
and family, of Ca ftp Borden, visit- Goderich. The meeting closed ' Loftus Welsh, Elgin avenue, over
ed on Saturday at the home of with singing a hymn and prayer (Labor Day week -end. -
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cox by Mr. Milne. The hostess, assist! Mrs. C. A. Reid was a guest with
Mr. and .bars. Maurice Bosman ed by Stirs. Graham, served lunch.' Mrs_ Margaret Reid Hpugh and
are having a farm sale on Friday, Baptist Anniversary.—Successful Mrs J. W. Reid at'Plymouth, Mich.,
September 18, as they have sold anniversary services were held in I and ,also attended the wedding 'of
their farm. . The new owner will the Baptist Church Sunday when t Kit Hough and Joan -Prescott in
take possession in March. Rev. Dr. H. S. Hillyer, a former R Flint. Mich.
• Mr. and Mrs. Jasper McBrien, of missionary in Bolivia, —noir secs 1 Guests with Mr. and firs- h J.
Goderich, visited on Monday with tart' of the Baptist Mission Board I Fritzley, St. David's street, are
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Snell of all Canada, was guest speaker. I Mrs. Fritzley's sister, Mrs_ S. A
Mr. and Mrs.. Arthur Spiegelberg In the afternoon he spoke on "The ; MacMillan of ` Kingston and her
and family, visited on Sunday with Divine Potter of Human Clay-" i brother. Mr. W. G. Lanaway. „airs..
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley, Abel, of St. Rev_ Ian V: Hind, of Goderich; Lanaway and son, Brent, of Sault
Thomas. Baptist Church, presided for the I Ste- Marie.
W.M.S. Meets, - The monthly service. The pastor, Rev_ .1. U,- Mr. and Mrs'_ Fred Lynch of
meeting of .the W.M.S. was held on trom who has been seriously ill a Goderich and Mr_ 'and Mrs. Eric
Wednesday afternoon of last week for the past six weeks, was able its r Harrison of Stratford have return
Kr- aid Mrs—lames Baits; Glade -
ricks formerly of Paisley. Smidaad,.
wish to announce the meat
of their daughter, Ante sonar, to
Mr. Eric Gordon )lite I1, soon of
Mr. and Mrs. C. IL MiteeLao-
'don., Lao -
'don. The marriage will take place
oa Saturday, October 17, at 4 p.m.
in Knox Presbyterian Church,
Goderich-
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest. E. Shepherd
of Forest anounce the engagement
of their daughter, Cora Bernice, to
Martin Blake Oke. only son ' cf
Mr. ,and -Mrs. -Ira -Oke olsGodericha
The marriage will take place on
October 3. 1953, in Uttoxeter Un-
ited Church, at -4.00 o'clock.
IN MEMORIAM
or FISHER_—t loving memory of our
dear son, Ritetnan Aita�n C
Fisher. who was killed in Fiance
on September 9. 1944.
You had so many pleasant ways
Of being kind and true;
That every day along life's way
Holds loving thoughts of you.
—Ever remembered by Mom and
Dad, Sister and Brothers. 37x
TIIURLOW..— In sad and loving
. ! ' memory of brother Bruce Thur -
low, who passed away one year
ago, September 18.
—Ever remembered by • Ruth,
Lee and Bobby Gateau. 37x
THURLOW_ — In sad but loving
memory of our dear son and
+y i brother, L Bruce -Thurlow. who
so suddenly was - railed away
September 18, 1952,
We are lonesome here without you,
Bruce,
We miss you more each day;
Somehow life does not seem the
same,
Since you were called away.
Our hearts still ache with sadness.
Our eyes shed many a tear;
God alone knows how much we
miss you,
As this ends the first sad year.
—Sadly missed by Mother, Dad,
Sister Ruth, and Brothers Jack and
Lyle_ , -37x
., with Mrs. Edgar Howett and her be present and he expressed his .ed' from a motor trip to Saskatche`
group in charge. The meeting appreciation for the kindness 'an and 'Manitoba where they
opened by singing a hymn, with shown him during his illness and i viiced with Mr. Lynch's tit
prayer by Mrs. Alva. )McDowell. welcomed all who were precept'; sisters. The Scripture lesson was read by for the anniversary. firs. R. J. Mrs John Marwick. IlissMildred
Mrs. Howatt. A reading, A tired Philips presided at the organ and 9Mar�sick and Mrs. William ,Ritchie
generation;' was given by mass the choir of Goderich Baptist attended the wedding of their
Hugh Blair. The study book was Church assisted in the'"service of. pieces Miss Dorothy Hembruff, to
Laken by Mrs. Marvin McDowell, song. Mrs. J. Ostrom sang a seta ftev, It sine Smith, -af Port Carting
The president, hiss Charles Smith, 'Rev_ and Mrs. Hihd rendered a ; ante
t Knox College, Toronto. on Sat
was -in charge of the business, duet and , Mr. James Corran, of p urday. September 12.
which opened with singing and Holmesville, favored with a solo. Mrs. Harold Youpg returned uy
prayer by Mrs. Smith. The roll 'Mr. Brown MMilne, student of Knox ;Plane from Vancouver last week -
call was answered by a verse of Presbyterian Church. pronounced i end. She had flown there from
Scripture by each one present. the 'benediction. At the evening ?Toronto two weeks ago to be at
Mrs. Fred Cook, Mrs- Hugh. Blair service Rev. Dr. Hillyer spoke on? her father's bedside. Her father,
and Mrs. J.L. McDowell gave -The Penitent Thief-" sirs. Os- Mir. Bassett passed away at his
papers. The society accepted the trout sang a solo. Rev. `and . Mrs, home on September 8 after 3
invitation to meet with Auburn Hind a duet and Mr. Corran a lengthy illness_
United Church W.M.S. on October sang. On Monday Rev. Dr. Hillyer Guests of Mrs. Thomas Knee
gave a lecture and told of his i shaw, Newgate street, over the
thrilling experience he has just 9 week -end were Major D. Thomp-
completed a tour of mission fields ? son. Major M Thomas. Major A.
in India, Africa, Japan and South ! Noble. of London, 'Miss Eleanor
America. Rev. Hind of Goderich • White and Laura Ann Hallock, of
presided for the service; prayer ; Fenelon Falls; Miss Gladys Skinner
was offered by Rev. Clark of .Li -s and Miss Betty McArthur, of Lon -
towel. Solos were • rendered by don.
Mrs. J. Ostrom and Mr. Bill Chase, � r Mr. and 'Mrs. Chanes E_, Younis.
of Goderich. Rev. and Mrs. Silver, i Victoria street, returned on Sue -
of Parkhill, a former pastor, was day from l' two weeks' trip to
present. also young people from' Eastern Ontario. Quebec And the
Listowel, Stratford, Clinton and , New England • States. On their
Goderich. Refreshments were sere-, trip, they visited: 'Mr. and Mr
s.
ed to ones 'from a distance. i flenry Green at Colbrook, New
in Turnberry townshi, near Blue- Rall ' Day was observed m Knr,x : Hampshire. formerly. of Goderich:
vale, had it dismantled and rebuilt Presbyterian Church lash Sunday '. Mr. and Mrs. A. Willard, Derby.:
on the museum lawn. I'm told he when members of the Sunday Vermont; Mrs.' John Newell. Tor -
occupies the house. Another item School took part in the service.: onto: Miss Bessie Hewitt, Belle -
Gordon Daer w in charge_ The 'vine.
Ont., formerly telephone ;
is a log wafer pump in use�`75 years Scripture was stead by Patricia operator at Carlow.
ago orse more. Yungblut and Ruth' Andrews of
Essentially objective, Neill has fered prayer. Passages of Scrip- ;
so far devoted himself to the
assemblingof ture repeated by memory were
pioneer material given by Helen Yungblut and Kath -p
The documentary side of the mus- leen Andrews. Mr. Milne ave NILE, Sept. 16_-aJohn Knight is i
eum has still to be built up. Such g hone from the 'hospital after •suf- i
material of great historic ,value; the address. The offering was re- I fering from sun stroke
will undoubtedly be available when Cer%ed by Bill and Gerald Dobie. 1M 11 EI f
the time comes.. --
As it is, a hurried tourist with a
scant hour to visit gets an ample„,
return for the modest "25 cent ad-
mission fee. The previous day the
museum had X96 visitors, so the fee
is a material contribution to fin-
ancing. An enthusiast with ample
leisure could spend several.quart-
ers and—as many days there, and
bring away a vivid and accurate
picture Of Huron -pioneer life..
BIRTHS
ILL FFMA_N. To Mr. and Mrs. Al
Huffman (formerly of Goderich)
at Unity, Saskatchewan, August
30, 1953, a son, Robert Alvin.
• JENKINS.—At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on September 11, 1953,
to Mr. an.. Mrs. Elmer Jenkins.
Goderich, a daughter, Patric►a
Anne.
MERIAJM.--At Alexandra Hospit.i!.
,, ' Goderich. on September 12. 1953.
to Mr. and Mis_, Stanley Meriare,
Goderich, a son, Terrence Stan-
ley.
W.C.T.U. MEETS
The September meeting of the
- til'_C.T.L': was held at the home of
Mrs. Joseph Cranston, Bavfieid
road, with a fair attendance.- Mrs.
Cranston had charge of the mese-.
ins. Prayer was offered by Mr.;
George Johnston. During th bus',
ness period it was decided to send
S5 to the Greek relief fund. 21
calls and seven bouquets besides
money gifts were sent to shut-ins
-and sick. The devotional ` period
was taken by Mrs. Marlatt. Prayer
was offered by Mrs. Cranston, Mrs.
!fern gave her report on the con-
vention held in Barrie in June.
The meeting was closed with pray-
er by Mrs. Marian. Afterwards a
social time was spent and lunch
served. -�
An ad ertisement in the Signal -
Star brings results.
6 at 2.30 p.m.� -
Anniversary Services.— Success-
ful anniversary services were, held
on Sunday. The altar was decor-
ated with fall flowers. Special
music was given by the Westfield
choir and quartet. Two splendid
addresses were given by Rev:
Howard` Dickinson, of Goderich.
COUNTY MUSEUM
(Continued from page 1)
a real pioneer log house. Neill,
after a lengthy search,bought one
- NILE
SIIEPPARDTON
SHEPPARDTON, Sept. 16.—Mr.
and Mrs. Tony Abraham and Mr.
and Mrs. Bill McFarlin, of Detroit,
were week -end guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Marshall.
Mr. and Mrs; George Haggitt,
Raymond and Douglas Young spent
Sunday in Kitchener with Mrs.
Haggitt's sister, Mrs. Krouse and
Mr. George Krouse.
Ladies' Guild.—The Ladies' Guild ; ' r. andMrs. mer McWhinney
of t. Mark's Anglicanand Mrs. E. McWhinney Rock -
a, Church met Cliffe, spent several days with rela-
at . the TomW'"of-Mrs. Ed. Darier es at Nile. ,
who was in charge of the meeting. Dr Jackson -Vitt -Mrs. Jackson. of
The Scripture was read by Miss Orillia, were
Laura Phillips and Mrs. Davies led guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Stuart Taylor and other rely-,
in prayer. An accordion number tives in the neighborhood.
was given by Mrts. Gordon Taylor. School opened last week with
a duet by Mrs. John Daer and Miss Miss Joan Killough as teacher. The
Edna Daer with harp accompani- school looks very fine with its new
ment by Mrs. R. J. Phillips. Mr`. coat of paint both inside and out.
Don Haines was guest speaker and Two beginners are on the roll.
gave an interesting talk on "Bees There will be service at Nile
and Honey." Mrs,. Taylor favored Church on Sunday.
with another, accordion number. The regular meeting of the W.
Mrs. Davies expressed her 'thanks M.S_ was held at the home of
to ail who had helped with the Mrs: Cliff McPhee with a
program and Mrs. Nesbit took good at
charge for the business period.
It was decided that the young
ladies of the congregation decorate
for Harvest Tnanksgtving. Mrs.
Nesbit was to enquire about'"'
for the future. The offering
a received by Sandra Ware. 'An
auction was conducted by Mrs.
THE VOICE OF BETHEL
£30,000 FOR NO HELL
tColonel ,Charteris "said, "I would gladly give £30,000 to
have it proved . to MY SATISFACTION that there is no such
,place as hell." POOR MAN! Had he offered 30 millions it.
could never have brought him comfort along that line.
HELL CANNOT honestly BE DISPROVED unless God's
Word is discredited or destroyed.
Thomas Paine, notorious infidel who prophesied that in 100
years the Bible would be found only in coal -cellars of the rich.
cried out in his dying moments, "0 Lord help me! God, help
me! Jesus Christ help me!" Truth marches on.
As the sin -stained soul of Voltaire passed into' eternity he
cried, "I am lost! I am lost! Oh, that '1 had never been born!"
The French nurse tvfro was present at his deathbed was
later requested to attend another dying man. "Is he a Chris-
tian?" was her- .query. "Yes a TRUE one," was the reply,, "but
.why do yob ask?" "Sir," she answered, "I was the `nurse who
attended Voltaire in his last illness and for all the wealth o,
Europe I would never see another . infidel die." •
It is well to remember that many who are not INFIDELS„
are also lost.
Every UNCONVERTED INDIVIDUAL regardless of church
affiliation, moral living or worthy desires must be BORN AGAIN.
This was a MUST in.,Nieodemus' day in the Phillipian jailer's
day and is an UNALTERABLE MUST TODAY.
"And whosoever was not found written in the book of life
was cast into the lake of fire." Rev,. 20:15.
What a contrast BOOK OF LIFE or LAKE OF FIRE..: Only
TWO "gates. TWO ways, TWO destinations. -
Sponsored by file Bethel Adult Class
tendance. Mrs. Godfrey gave, a
report on the money raised.' Mrs.
Godfrey and Gail sang a duet. Mrs.
Graham McNee gave a reading and
also read a chapter in the study
book. A quilt is to be quilted at
the next meeting. Rev. G. Watt
and Mrs. Watt and children attend-
ed. Mrs. McPhee then served
lunch.
ASHFIELD
ASHFIELD, Sept. 16 — Among
those who attended the Toronto
Exhibition were Jack and Bill Col-
linson, Bob MacGregor, Jack Jahn-
ston, Duncan Allan, Jack Mae -
Kenzie. Dan Rose.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gould attend-
ed the wedding of the latter's
sister, Joyce, in Toronto where
little Catherine Gould was flower
-girl for her aunt.
Miss Sally MacDonald attended
the wedding of her school and col-
lege friend, Helen Montgomery, at
Benmiller, ten Saturday.
Kenneth MacKenzie is visiting
for a week with his brother in the
district around Sudbury.
Miss Anes Campbell, of Detroit;
visited with her brother, Mr. and
Mrs, Albert Campbell, also Mr. and
Mrs. Bradley, of Petrolia.
UNION
• UNION, GODER.ICH TOWN
SHIP, Sept. 16. -,.Mrs Harold Gih-
bings and 'baby daughter Lynne
have returned home, near Nile,
after a few days spent with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs: Carl Sower -
by.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
ODDFELLOWS -,
Huron Lodge No. 62
All members 'are urged to
attend the first regular meet-
ing of the Lodge. on
Mon., Sept. 21
AT 8 P.M.
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ouster Bingo
.52500.00 IN PRIZES
12 regular games, $75; 3 specials $200.00
1 Extra special 51000.00. All prizesmust go.
ADMISSION 51.00. SPECIALS 25c, 5 for 51.00.
EVERYBODY 'WELCOME.
SATURDAY,TSept. 19th
Guided Missles
Radar
Electronics.
Flying. Display
Thurs.-Fri. Sept. 17-18
"THREE FOR BEDROOM C"
Gloria Swanson, James Warren
CARTOON+ -NEWS „
Sat. -Mon. Sept. 19-21
"BRANDED"
(Color)
Alan Ladd, Mona Freeman
CARTOON—NEWS
Tues. -Wed. Sept. 22-23
"THE ENFORCER"
(Adult)
Humphrey Bogart
CARTOON—NEWS
Thurs.-Fri. Sept. 24-25
"THAT'S MY BOY"
Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis
CARTOON --NEWS
The public is invited to visit
RCAF STATION,
CLINTON
Sept. 19, 0[1.30 p.m.
gi yOUR Air
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