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day night, expressed appreelatiOn.
for a 'grant,'of $50.'Made• in t953
and asked :that grant iv-.
pade':',401W-arga,r. .- The Trequest was
regerreitlo the linake ComMittee,
asy--TaKea cab
Whether Ys speedy tranSnorttidn
for busin.ss or an, evening" Our
yetere, always assured ef
a SAFE, DEPENDABLE TRIP when
' you CALL 353W for it's
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PAT?ERSON
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An opportunity to get a picture
"ofwhat the Children's Ald3Spe4etY
is deing,iinIturon County will be
given people of ,Goderich when a
special• Meeting of the group will
be held under the sponsorship of
Kno,F.,-Frosbtesign Church W.M.S.
in Kn�x Leeturelfa:lr; on January
.28 at -8:15 p.m:.
. The meeting is similar to one
eld in Belgrave last October" -be-
e .was--felt-PeoPle of Gode.
rich and vicinity did- not have
sufficient idea what was being done
by the „0.-A.:87,-"'Direeters and staff,
of the _society ;be on hand
and the history of the group will
be outlined. There will ,be an op.
portunity to discuss and ask -ques-
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On Monday evening,- 24 members
of.the ,Kinette Club met Lor their
regular- meeting at the British Ex
change Hotel.
During IhielIonsineSs_i.pettud it,
was-decidedmake a -deflation of
$25.O0 to -.the -Kinsmen Cljjb to.
ssist in purchasing ,an oil burner
for the canteen of.. the Maitland
Air Cadets. Winners of the recent
draw for a satin bound blanket and
a motor rug were Mrs.. Dan Willis
and Mr. Ted"MeLean.
Births in Cada ` climbedto'et
new monthly peak of 37,462 in
July. .
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,irtfet/P4"1
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id prayer.
'""*-INNir4ttalatite assist-
ed
a:by '004 li. L. oTenning0i-ef St.
Paul'sAnglican Chnreli,
tendanee,
atons,was very ,regrettable,.. s'
GirIs Project. -The jii4f0r143414S"
.010, Stoiclying'.. a -pro),o0.*"10eulg
Well ..dressed and well 'groomed,"
under the leadership."Of Mrs. C1IZ.
ford Crozier and Mrs, Chester40.1-7
nigan, met January 7 at the noeire
qtaVirs.-innigan;,- , The officers
elected ' were: President, Evylin
Smyth; secretary„ Patricia Young;
treasurer, Marilene Maize; press
reporter, Elizabeth Pentland. The
course was outlined and Tans for
future meetings were diseussed.
1Thehostess served lunch. '
Personals. -Judy, --Wardell, who
had spent a. vouple n'f weeks. with
•her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. J Robb, returned to her home
'near Ripley on Sunday.
Miss Marion Scruton,ofdiode-
rieh, spent the -week -end with her.
friend, Miss 'Norma Pe4t1a1d.
• C.G.I.T.7-Moets:A4--The- met
in the' .basement of ,the United.
Church_ en Wednesday, January
with Marlene Maize presiding. The
meeting was brought to order by
repeating the C.G.LT. Purpose.
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nre- Finnigan 11P0Vatfcre* prayer
Irvin, read the
Mrs..(14'epeziet continued :0kk.
bop*. Fifteen members*,003r.,erk
the roll .paying fees . One
visitor 104.Fpreaent; Mrs. Reed
gave tike---treasnreesc- ort -w10
was encouraging. All 11he. reports
for the ye.i.op .were • 811/.94 by • 01.,
S eere tarlOR • Pa____,„__Ctbarge4., Letters and
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eards..4enautcs-Were read. After
the closing hymn and benediction;
Mrs. Popp,: served n dainty lunch
Mission 'Band. - The MIssiOn,,
Band of -theas United Church met°
during the morning worship. Elean-
orSunday morning in the .basement
Alton led the Mission Band with 1
the--ealt to worship Mrs. Jo
Finnigan gave the • prayer. Elean,or
Alton reeeivedthe offering., There
were 32 present. Eleanor, Alton
and Lynda-1310El were the two
worship twins. Mrs. Cecil Blake.
,gave the kinaneial report,which
showed $73 in the treasury.
.R.Olifit Irvin gave the story On
Kenji, Japan. -World Friends were
distributed and the meeting closed.
with repeating the member's pia-,
pose.
Brother Dies.-,-Sympatby is
tended to Mrs': Henry Horton- in
the loss of her 'brother, ,William
Bailie Stothers, 64, of Windsor, a
native of Ashfield,- who *passed
,away Saturday in Windsor. The
body rested at McKenzie funeral
home, Lucknow, and burial was in.
Dungannon cemetery on Wednes-
day.
St: Paul's Guild. -The January
meeting of, St. Paul's Anglican
Church Guild was held January 7
at the home of Mrs. William Cae-
sar. ' Mrs. Caesar was in charge
antleap,rad-iitpianeeting:... Rev. H.
L. Jennings read the Scripture les-
son. The roll call was answered
by. a 'verse containing "New." A
vote of thanks was expressed to
the retiri
llg, Piteers and . appreei-
atieri 'eXtended by Rev. Jennings
On behalf of the wardens, congrega-
tion and himself. The officers Or
1954 are: Honorary president, Mrs.
H. L. Jennings; president, Mrs, W.
Caesar; vice-president, Mrs. Ben
Mole; recording ' secretary, Mrs.
Victor Blake;' treasurer, Mrs.
-Gladys Rivett: flower secretary,
Mrs. Thomas Young. The remain-
der of the afternoon was spent in
cutting out quilt blocks. Mrs. G.
Rivett and Mrs. Elmer Black served
lunch at the close of the afternoon.
Thegreatestknown collection of
'dinosaur • skeletons in the world
have been, found in the 1,800 -acre
Alberta provincial parr; Bad,Lands
Reserve.. •-• -- •
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AT THE PRICE QF 'OTHE.R TABU, fsel(WEL,
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Mrs. Wilmot, who has left
to reside in London was the re-
cipient of many gifts prior to her
.departure._ St. George's Church1
woman's Guild, of which . she was
rust vice-president, presented her
with a hymn and prayerbook. The•'
presentation was made by Mrs.
Charles Videlin,- with P4rs. a-41
Patterson reading the address.
On .b -half, of the . St: • Pattic'k'S '
group, •-• rs. E. , D.. Mcllwain and
An Opportissaitg-7,
For Young Men to estitelm -the,
Iivestnieit Business vefith a
prominent. long-established, Urns
We'have several opitings-in-our Sales Department
for young men who wish to make a career retailing.L.,,
securities. Successful applicants will receive thor-
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investment lousiness.
'If you have high school or better education,. are
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