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BUN
FACES ASSAULT
DRUID. DRIVING COUNTS
A Goderich man, Ron Penning-
ton. is slated to appear in police
court today to face charges of
drunk driving and assaulting a
police Officer.
GODIZICH SIGNALSTAK
TWO PLWMD GUILTY I LIOxf DRAW P" TO
To _IMPAC. DEMI • jun maws U Japan.T.. meta- llky t ► Miss Gladys &a■lts of Gederitlt AddressesWODett
ch:rrgts of drisaeg while their abil-
ity was impaled and each w.as
fined SSd and- costs .,or seven dans
i in jail by,Mxsis rale D_ E Holme:.
!Q.C, inspolice court Thursday_
Maitland Montgomery. of Godes
r :+ at Hall_ About 125 wee
�- ryas � after �''� P=te Special prayers were offered for
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was type sumer ` of the aostily ' • a
merchandise draw of the Lions 1 The deanery of Huron �.OULan'S
Clsab and recces a
�►saiary Hoot in St. Pauls Church,
d x su smail made u 10 t- by ' Hcnsatl, for the fall sc sioa.
during the mixed. bingo held Miss .2onducy Parte. the pres:-
yr11 dry conducted the :Heeling.
ed up by police on October -1 P at the bingo Whey 20 those in the tni«rir field and for
crown Attorne7- .Ii Glenn Iia,}x. blankets and al chickens were the Queen. Q_C .. toad the court that there hal Olen aw3 as prizes Canamea wigs ytary Fee welcomed all
been no acciciesit. bot than police about .a &5 p-tn, the bingo '+gas those" who , werepresent from
oa patrol hard noticed the accused nage about 10.15 p.Hz
driving in an e.-ratic resnnrr. I K inglta et r Cafeteria. orth.a; Aub
Warner Cousins. of Coder's:14 H. PROUBE TAKES are- Exeter and Seaforfte The
had the charge ez Lzinntd to him I I usual business followed after which
pi SHOO? AT tIPPEN I the diocesan president, Mrs. C.
after be said he dad not utsders2and Calder. reported on the Dominion
1 s2 -Ln otlser words,. �.id the � � the weekend shoot at Kippen. semi-annual tHex " at Edmonion_
1 magistrate, a ort are -
re charged with , lienor Prouse of Goderich. as Mrsmi- Calder related some inter
drivim;E.,,, while roar were three' high marksman shoo -47 out of s0. eating incidents during her Jour -
1 sheets to the wind
He was charged -after his tar
locked bumpers with another oa
Montreal street near the Square on
October 20_ The accident was
trivial." Mr_ Hays commented. but
police say his condition was one at
decided unpa.Irment..- ` London. 18. 18; Mrs. Frank Squires,
Stratford, 12. 14; Frank Squires,
CARELESS DRIVING !Stratford. 16. 15; A. Burt, Strat-
CIiARGE NETS FINE i ford. 12; William Kyle. Kippen. 23 -
Doubles shot at 24 — William
---A 16-•ear-oll Mallet Township Lumby, 14; L. Veneer, 15; A. Gil -
i youth who was given opportunity t bort, 16; :ti- Han -urn. 15; H. Proust, furlough.
to obtain legal counsel decided . to g'4-
Follo�w�wing are the scores: neyings. one of which was the visit .
16 yards—IL house, Goderich. to St. Catharine's Church -on -the -
..3" . 24; William why. . Goderich. hill near Prince Albert where '
22. 19; Norman Hars-prn, Stafa, Stas;ds a bell on high scaffolding,
18, 17; E. IUpler. Exeter. 20,.15; L. the gilt of Queen Victoria -
Penner. Hensall., 21, 22; A. Gilbert. The amount raised by the dio-
Goderich. 23.22; Dr. J. Jarrott. I cese of Huron for the Coronatio i
Church fund stands at $5,500, this
being given entirely by WA.
members. Miss. Frances Hawkins,
head of the Junior College Teach-
ers' training school in Nagoya.
Japan, was the guest speaker. bliss
Iiawkins is borne on
During the war she was forced to
plead guilty anal was
fined 315 and ` Next shoot is November 29_ leave Ja �, then a strong national -
coats or 10 days in police court W Shipping on Canadian waterways.
Last week by Magistrate D. E including canals. inland lakes and
Holmes. Milton was advised by the , avers. is open to all world coun-
magictrate that he could have the tries on equal terms except in the
hearing adjourned if he wished to c of the coasting trade.
obtain counsel_ The magistrat
pointed out that if convicted. the
youth would have 'his operators ,
licence suspended and likely would
have difficulty obtaining another :
licence from the Department of
Highways.
The court was told by Crown
arrested earls last Thurs. Attorney H_ Glenn Hays. C_ that
the accused was the alleged drit•er i
amorafteriru Constable Pollee elle a theArnold of a car proceeding south on No. 4 j
accusedy rcHighway which pulled over unto!
Summers he stopped his ca: the wrong side of the road and hit
behind the police cruiser. a car head on coming . from the1
Latitudinally. Newfoundland, °pposste direction.
newest of Canada's provinces. is in Dale said he had started to make!,
the same parallel as Francea left hand turn and was blinded '
, . �
He
was
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MISSION CIRCLE HEARS
REPORT ON MEETING'
The regular meeting of the Bap-
tist Senior Mission Circle was held
Thursday afternoon of last week !
at the home of Mrs_ George John-
ston and opened with a hymn sung
' and the Lord's Prayer in unison
Mrs_ Nicholson was pianist.
Mrs. Raithby presided and ga}e
. an article -on "-Stronger Churches.,
'Better Communities." Prayer was .
offered by several ladies and Mrs.
W. Frith and Mrs. Robert Wilson
- sang a pleasing duet. Mrs. A
Taylor called the roll and it wlss
answered with a favorite Biblical
miracle.
Mrs. Johnston gave a short re-
portof the. recent associational '.
', meeting held at Forest. During
the business session plans were
made for a meeting when Miss
Edith Clutton, missionary on fur;
lough from India, will speak on
her work- there. After the bene-
diction a social half hour Was;
enjoyed.
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AT CLINTON 5000T
Clinton Guo ,.Chrb formally epee -
ed its new g rabge on
tate grounds of the Fish and Game
Club, by holding its fist annual
invitation trap -shoot on Reniembr-
ance Day. which was successful in
spite of drizzling rain Ikat fell
most of the afternoon. Over 75
trapshooters took part. coming
ftom Goderich, Kippen, Woodstock,
SL Thor+as, and Clinton.
The team from the Kippers, Gun
Club was the. winner of the new
Fish and Game Club trophy for
the high team, with a score of 112
out of a possible 125. Team mem-
bers were, Jack Anderson 23, Wes.
Venter 23. Lloyd Vennser 24, Wil-
liam Kyle 23, C. Lee 19.
Ashley Gilbert, with a score of
24 out of 25. was the winner of the
new high individual score trophy,
which was donated by the presi-
dent of the Gun Club, Roy McLeod.
Winners of other prizes, donated
by stores and 'citizens of Clinton.
were as follows: gallon of oil, R.
Winters; box of chocolates. W.
Miss l3awkins,< and she asked that
the W.A. think and
the great need
and pray for Christian teachers in
Japan. The rural dean closed the
meeting and- all retired to Lha
Sunday School room for afternoon
tea. served by the women of St.
s istic nation, but when she returned Paul's WA.
to Japan following the war she
found a defeated nation without
- any hope—people living in the
city of which three-quarters had
been leveled by bombs.
>tpney wFas„needi'd to keep the j
schools going so Miss Hats -kin..
taught English in a high school al
in order to help keep the Church
of England kindergarten going. A !
17.S. army officer collected money
from fellow Episcopalians to the
amount of $40 a month. a
A Japanese doctor taught in the
college in return for Miss Hawkins'
classes in English to his family. !
Another Japanese professor (non-!,
Christian) donated to the Junior;
College because. his nine children .
had graduated from the Anglican
kindergartens and he felt he owed!
a great debt to the school.
Even a retired missionary gave
EE her first year's pension toward the
1 schools. Thoughts are prayer, said
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T11U*SDAY, NO.v. 11I..1108
Venuer; ilex of cigars, R. Winters; I
shaving set, C. Pronse;' carton of
cigarettetf, H. Prowse; gallon anti-
freeze. L. Veneer, table lamp, Earl
Livermore; club bag, IL. Fenner
gas light, H se, sport shirt,
L. Veneer; box 61 groceries, R.
McLeod; gallon of anti -frame,
Isabel Epps; stockings, IL ?rouse;
gallon anti -freeze and a chamois.
Ellwood Epps- Winners of chick-
ens were: IL Pruuse, three, E. Dou-
cette, two; J. Anderson. three; B.
Moore, two; B. Kyle, A. Gilbert,
Ellwood Epps. B. Misley. W. Ven-
ner, Isabel Epps.
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winner at a bicycle is a draw held
in connection with the opening of
Len's Frit Market. -The draw
was Wade at 0 p ->a- oa Satsardaa
by Mayor J. E. Huckins.
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