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ITTURSDAY; APRIL 1st, 1954.
• NILE
NILE, Madb 3L—Mrs. Russell-
ilYleConnell and Phylis spent Wed-
nesday with Mr, aind Mrs. H.
Matthews.
Mrs. Bill McCann was Able to
come out of the Goderich hospital
su Sunday and is recuperating at
her sister's, Mrs. Twamley.
Sacrament of the Lord' e Supper
will he observed ein Nile church
on Sunday.
Miss Killough, ottr teacher, is
back teaching after- a two weeks'
illness. •
The doctor's nurse was at the
school IVionday giving the children
their 'inoculations. •
Mr. • J. Carter and. Miss Sadie
Carter of Auburn spent Sunday
with Mrs. A. McIlvvain.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKenzie of
Blyth were Sunday. guests with
Mrs: H. Morris.
The regular meetinig of the
W.M.S. of Nile Church met March
24th at Miss M. Cnrrey's. Mrs.
Ralph Godfrey and Mrs. G. McNee
readeaechapter. inetbeestudy-hooke
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65 South St. . Goderick, Ont.,
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Office Hours:
Mon., Thurs a.m. to 5 p.m,
Tues.,• a.m. to 5 p.m
7 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Wed. & Sat. 9 to 11.30 a.m.
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Oftice--Corner of South St. and
Britannia Road. Phone 344.
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Phone 144 •
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Phone 1011 Goderich, Ont.
quiltwas completed. Meeting
gl•Osed with the Mizpala benedic-
tion Lunch was - served by 'Mrs.
R. -,odfrey and Mrs. G. McNee.
M Ross MoPh.ee was Wep to
Goderich hospital Sunday morrinag.
Mrs. Ross McPhee is still a patient
there also, but is' improving.
HOLMES VILLE
HOLMESVILLE, 11/arch 30.—The
teacher, •Miss -Ann Shaddock, and
pupils of the Holinesville school
entertained on Friday night last
at a crokinole and card party in
aid, of the Junior Red Croee. The
winners at crokinole were Mrs.
Harry Cudmore and Paul Cudmore,
,and low prizes went to Shirley
Norman and Milton McClinchey.
At euchre, the high scores were
made by Mrs. D. E. Gliddon and
Harold Squires, and low prizes
went to Mrs. Frank IVicCullough.
and Frank Yeo. Lunch was served
by ,the social committee of the
school's Junior Red Cross.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lawson and
-Lyntrof-tbrifinlialiZEMITaiirMIS.
Nelson Brown of Detroit spent the
week -end. with Mr. and Mrs. D. E.
Gliddon.
Newcomers. ---We would like to
welcome to the village Mr. and
Mrs. Keith McPherson, who have
rented the Elliott home. Mr. Mc-
Pherson is connected with the Air
Force and Mrs. McPherson is em-
Ployed in the ofltce of .the Sheaffer
Pen Company.
Plan75th Anniversary. -,-- The
planning committee for the 75th
anniversary of Holmesville United
Church Met at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. 'William Norman. Com-
mittees were formed and plans
were made for the anniversary
which is to be held this fall.
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DUNGANNON, March 31.-1V1r.•
and Mrs. Douglas lylePhersen and -
little daughter, Of Goclerich,. and
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Mrs, H. R. Currie; of Dayton, Ohio,
were Stuiday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Durnin Philips.
Mrs. J. Ryan returned home
last 'week after are operation at
Seaforth hospital.
Tam Culbert, concession of
Aslifield, who was in the Western
Provinces last year, joined the
Navy in January and is stationed at
Cornwallis, Nova Scotia. He, in
due couree, will have a-martth's
furlough this summer and. will
irisit friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. William. Doerr,
Gadshill, spent a few days visiting
the latter's brother, George
Hedges, and other relatives.
Mrs. R. Fitzgerald and Mrs. R.
Gardner are back home after
spending the winter with their
sister, Mrs. Albert , Campbell,
Miss Flora Durnin was home
for a '014 and on Friday left again
to do 'project work at Colpoy's
Bay, Bruce County:
Miss Clara Sproul and Mr. and
Mrs. J. 11 Hesson, Stratford, were
week -end visitors with Misses. Re-,
bina and Nettie Sproul.
Mrs. Gordon Kidd, Islington, re-
turned home Sunday after spend-
ing a couple of Weeks at the
12.4rent.41 aAd
J. Ryan.
Euchre Party. — The Sun,beane
Olub, the 2nd concession held a
successful euchre party of 15 tables
at S.S. No. 17, West Wawanosh, on
Wednesday night. The high win-
ners were Mrs. Harvey_ Anderson
and Arnold Stothers. The second'
high winners were Mese Russel
Brindley and Dave Sproule. Con-
solations went to Mrs. Arnold
Stothers and Allan Reed. Miss
Marjorie Young held the lucky
ticket for a quilt. The ticket was
drawn by. Little Bonnie Culbert,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
Culbert.
Visitors for the week -end with
Mrs. A. Morris were 'Mr. and Mrs.
Anderson Mugford, 'London; Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Mugford, Donny
and Wayne, of Detroit; Mr. and
Mrs. Russel Drennan and Reta, of
Bright's Grove. Reta fernained for'
longer visit, while convalesce in 'g
after an operation.
. 'Presentation. — West Wawanosh'
Township Hall on Tuesday night
March 23, was the scene of a
the close of 'the evening. • •
-Meeting Held.—The agri-
cultural meeting was held Thurs-
day evening, March 18, in the Agri-
cultural Hall. The attendance was,
larger than usual. Howard Sproul,
who has . been president for 1.052
c.ind '195a gave a brief outline of
the activities during that time
thanked n his supPorters. Ceeil
'Wake was nominated, to • act as.
chairman for the evening and Mar-
vin Durnin, who has secre-
tary for the past 18 years, review-
' ed Said
that marked progress has been ex-
perienced...- Howard Sproul, in his
address, Made a few suggestions
for likely improvements .this year
on the grounds., such as'moving the
present barn back to the fences
and enlarging it for more horses.
Work will be done on the tracks,
such as draining and. other ink-
„stapronvde,i7Tnhtseisanetra renewas_,40tiowsijudges,'.
President, Omar Brooks; seeketary-
treasurer, Marvin Durnin; first
vice-president,. Alvin Sherwood;
second 'vice-president, Mel Dick-
son; track committee, Reg McGee,
H. 0: Jerry, Ben Goldthorpe, Omar
Brooks, Alvin Sherwood and El n
Culbert; main directors, Reg ce
Gee, John' Bennett, •Ralphe ey,
Howard Sproul, Eldon ibert,
Ross Eedy, Harvey Alton, Nelson
culberteand Allan Reed; associate.
directors, *Gordon Saunders,
George Saunders, Cecil Blake,
Frank Pentland, Bill . Culbert,
Howard Culbert, Harold • Adams,
Wilbur Brown, Arnold Stothers,
To M Culbert, H. 0. Jerry. John
Bennett will be the local judge,
among others, chosen for next
Fall Fair which is set for Septem-
ber 21.
Londesboro Meet.—A large dele-
gation of presidents and secretaries
of agricultural societieS' met (Tues-
day, March 23, for the annual
meeting and, banquet at Londes-
.,
aret Joy•Durnin, Norma Pentland,
andMarilyn Anderson. It was del'
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el d.to sponsor a plaY, I'D'eacon
Dubbs,' by Bayfield Y.P__J,11 Men-
tion' was alSo'Made' Of the qeming
faster sunrise service. After
games?. led by Lifican Popp, the
benediction was repeate,t1 to close
the meeting.
• W.I. Officer§, --714/1§. Durnin.
distriet President, conducted
the election .of officers el Dungan,
non. W.I. on Thursday evening, at
the,home< of Mrs. Lorne Were. The
officers as 'follows: Peprilent,
Mrs. Cec' Blake; first ' vlbOresi-
dent, Mr. Dick Kilpatrick; second
vice-presittent; Mrs- Lorne Hasty;
secretary -treasurer, Mrs. K. K.
Dawson; press se,eretary,,Mrs. Ray-
mond Finnigan; pianist, Mrs, Durn-
in Phillips; district director, Mrs.
Omar Brooks; branch directors,
Mrs. Harvey Alton, Mrs. Herb
Stothers, Mrs. Cliff Crozier. The
standing Committee convenors were
also appointed. Mrs. Oniar Brooks,
the retiring president, welcomed
Mrs. Blake as new president and
thanked Theififefflria-s-• for co-
operation during her term in office.
G. W. Montgomery, Agricultural
Representative, of Clinton, was
guest speaker. "Agriculture and
how it applies to our County,” was
his subject. Donation of $15 was
voted to aid to Korean Widows.
Each member present brought a
favorite cookie recipe and sample.
These were displayed and recipes
copied. A box of cookies was sent
:to a ,member on-theesick-liste--------
Raily Held. About 75 'young
people from Londesboro, Blyth,
Goderich, Nile, Ashfield, St. Helens
and Dungannon gathered at Dun-
gannon on Tuesday evening of last
week for the monthly zone rally of
United Church Y.P.U. groups. Dur-
ing the evening' a public speaking
contest was held with Iona Grif-
fiths, of Blyth, being judged winner
in a close contest. Others compet-
ing were William Walpole, of
-Blyth„and Jack Webster, of Londes-
boro. Worship Service was led by
Ashfield Y.P.U. Luneh was served.
boro, at which out crf 19 societies, IVielvin Reed, of - Toronto, epent
16 were represented. Those at- the'week-end with his family.
tending from Dungannon were Mr.- and Mrs:. 'Herb 1)32.ock and
Omar Brooks, Marvin Durnin, Mel
Dickson, Mrs. O. Brooks and Mrs.
Herb Finnigan.
Honor Minister. ---:= Erskine Pres-
byterian-- Church congregation met
scn Dav-id,„ Glen, of Holmesville,
spent a day at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Glen.
Have you ,lost another tooth,
on Wednesday .night_of last-4.eek-r-Ernily?" asked Tantitwha-miticed--
-fifirrna- social evening and farevviell en unusual lisp.
presentation to Rev. C. A. Winn "Yes'm," replied the four -year -
and Mrs. Winn. who will leave old, "and I limp now When I talk,"
shortly for a new church charge at
Dixie. A short -program was en -
happy occasion when ex -clerk Dur- joyed. The itenis of entertain-
nin Philips and Mrs. Phillips ' were merit were—an organ solo by Bar-
presente-d-with, a gift in honor of 'bare Wilson; 'Jewel Reed, vocal
31 years of service by Mr. Durnin solo; Margaret Black, vocal solo;
with the township council. .Coun- Elinor Reed, violin solo, accom-
cillors during that time were pre- ,panied at the piano by her mother,
sent with their wives. Brown Mrs. Allan Reed. . :Mrs. Herb
.:Smyth introduced John. Foran, Stothers lead an' address of best
newly -appointed Clerk," who read a ,wishes and Mrs. Mason McAllister
complimentary address. - Mrs. !presented thehonored guests on
Bessie Stewart and Mrs. John behalf o1 the congregation a purse
Durnin made the presentation of of money. Both made a very suit-
e $50 cheque and wall clock with : able reply. Lunch was served by
chimes, to Mr, and Mrs. Philtips.'I theladies
A lovely corsage was given -Mr& I • Y.P.U. Meets.—The Dungannon
Phillips, Each made a short reply i United Church Young People's Un -
in appreciation. 'The evening con- I ion met Monday night for the bi-
tinued with cards ' and George !weekly_ _Meeting., IVIargaretJoy
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Stuart, St: Helens, pIayeclvfojth lYurnin was in Charge. ' A dialogue
,seleetiona-for-a few dances:- en ,:the triportance of-pray:0-4a,
lunch was served by the ladiesat wOrklip in lire was -giveiyby Mang -
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WESTFIELD
WESTFIDLD, March 3L Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Taylor and Ronald
Taylor, visited .last week with Rev.
Will and Ws, Taylor, of Dor-
chester.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cook and
Mrs. Fred Cook visited Thomas
Cook, M. I. Snell -and other
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V.V.ingharn on Thursday.
Ralph eRedgereAnd Garry visited
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IVIr. and Mrs. eR, mcent, of
Blyth, visited on Mbnclay, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Buch-
anan.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jaques, of
Woodham, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Armstrong and family, of Auburn,
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Mills.
A. E. Cooke ef Blyth, Miss :Violet
Cook, of GodeFich, visited ort Sun-
day with Mrs. Fred Cook.
Betty—Rotiger- --is—a•--z• patient -in
Gederich hespitai.
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper MeBrien, of
Goderich, visited on Wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Snell.
Ronald Tay* left on Sunday
to join his boat, the Gordon C.
Leitch.
Jim Buchanan has secured a
position at the RCAF Station at
Clinton and Ceti Campbell has a
position at Exeter.
3.11e.,Firm _forum final meeting
of „the. season was held on Monday
evening at the 'home of Mrs. Fred
Cook. Slides on New York harbor
were shown by Rev. C. C. Washing-
ton. A 'program of music and
readings was given. Lunch was
'serve&
The temperance picture, "Scrapes
and Steel," was shown in the
church school room on Thursday
evening, with a good attendance.
The picture was enjoyed as well
as the program given by'the mem-
bers of the Sunday School.
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MONTRAL, 11/larch, 31.—The in-
crease in service charges on sav•-,
ings accounts was recently put into
effect by the banks be,eause of the
cost of servicing the ever-gr9Wtg
number Of cheques drawn on these
accounts, a trenr that , has been
particularly 'marked since. the re
moval of the -*else stamp ---4
frhecities. This was stated here by
T. H. Atkihson, .President of The
Canadian Bankers', Associaton,
Mr. Atkinson's statement noted
that, generally speakng; Canada
is the only country where banks
permit cheques to be drawn on
savings accounts. In most ether
countries, savings accounts are
used to accumulate funds and no
chetwee.,,can be drawn against
them
At the preseet time, the number
f.,..heAucs_drawn_ en.„ savins-ao-
counts is running at the rate of
more than one hundred -million a
year and the increase in the service
charges was an attempt to meet
part of the mounting cost of the
bookkeeping involved. The in-
creased charges willstill fall • far
short of the actual cost of provid-
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