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JIttnee20,2.—Mrs.
n KiianeY atUt friends, of De-
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it,• are spending a few days gh
r how here.
• Thomas Wallace is visiting rela-
tives in Flint; Mich." "
Mrs. Ed. Sinnott and Jim Sin-
Tilatt, of Detroit,. were recent visit-
ors at the O'Neill, flame.
' 'Mr. and Mrs. A. Kraemer, of
Hesson, Miss Mary Ann Kraemer,
of Kitchener, Barbara and Joanne
pinseman, of Hesson, were Sunday'
yisitors at the hare of and
'Mr, Gene Frayne.
Mr. and Mrs. 4W:red .Dalto,n and
son are spending a few days at the
home of Ittr. and Mrs. Jerry Dalton.
Mr. and tlVIrs. Kerr, of Toronto,
spent the week -end at the home
of ,Mrs. P.,,•.Mtuphy.
Mr. an41VIrs. Van Dominick and
baby, Y Cxf 'Detroit, are visiting at
.the home of Frank ;Sullivan.
Douglas Frayne, of Toronto, and
Mr. and Mrs. A. Frayne, of Tor-
onto, were recent visitors with the
Frayne
Maurice Bowler, of Toronto,
aspent' the week -end with his fam-
ily here.
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About •132,000 square miles of
Greendand's total 840,000 square
miles is ice -free.
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NEWS rOF AUBURN
AUBURN, Awe 2. — Mr. and
$rs. Jack Bennett, Jinaniv and
Billy, of Ridgetewn, visited last
week with his uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
William Straughan. Jaek has just
finished a course at •Halifax.., and
has obtained' hrs papers for Cap-
tain of ocean liners.
Bill Rogers, of Rivers, Man., is
spending a few days with his par-
ents, Mr. and ivirs. Emanerson
Rogers.
Jesse Waldep spent a few days
last week in Ottawa.
Mr.' and Mrs: Keith Machan and
Randy attended the Machan re-
union at Moncriel last Saturday.
Misses Stromberg, 'Ross and Mc-
Andrews, of Syracuse, New York,
visited last week with Miss Minnie
Wagner.
'Mrs. Thomas McMichael and
Miss Evelyn McMichael attended
the Fisher reunion at Bayfield last
Saturday.
Harvey McGee, of North Bay, is
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Maitland Allen this week.
Twenty-two children of Auiburn
Public School, their teacher, Dun-
can MacKay, and 19 aducts boarded
a bus last Friday morning and
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Inspected and cheated for safety.
Priced forOutstanding
Truthfully and accurately advertised.
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travelled to Detroit,, where they
visited the zoo and the Ford Mus-
eum.
Mrs. Rose Herman and her
'daughter, .Mrs. W. Klinger, and
children, of Tavistock, visited last
week at the home of Walter and -
Miss Minnie Wagner.
Miss - Geraldine Dearing, of
Mindemoia, Manitoulin Island,: a
student at the United Church
Training School, was a visitor last
week with Miss Margaret R. Jack-
son,
Mr. and Mrs. William Hill, Gall
and Gary, of London, and Mrs.
Nelson Hill, of Goderich, visited
last week -end with Joseph Carter
and Miss Sadie Carter.
Miss Laura Wagner, R.N., of
Syracuse, New York, and Miss
Luella Wagner, R.N.,
of Detroit,
„are holidaying at the Wagner
home.
James Bakelaar has successfully
passed his exams as motoy mech-
anic. He has been a student of
the Institute of Trade, of the De-
partment of Labor. He has been
employed at Clinton. •
Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Bennett, Jil•
and Jimmy, of Yort Albert, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Wes Bradnock
last Monday.
Thomas Anderson and his daugh-
ters, Donna Lynn, Dale' and Lor-
raine, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Anderson and family 'over
tne week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson,
of Lucknow, called on her aunt,
Miss Margaret King, and other
friends one day last week.
Golden Wedding.—Mr, and Mrs,
Harry Wallace (the former Mary
Ellen Symington), of Auburn,
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
John Symington, and Harry Wal-
lace, of Clinton, celebrated their
50th anniversary at Wilkie, Sask.,
on May 22. They went to that
district in 1906. Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace have two daughters, Mrs.
Fred MacEachern (Olive) and Mrs.
Bob • Lamour (Esther); four sons,
Oliver, Ttiornton, William and
-016-i-4; fifteen grandchildren, and
Orke great-grandchild, All were
present,- and 65 relatives •and
guests were at dinner at Starview
School. The mayor of Wilkie pre-
sented the couple with a purse ,of
money from the town. The family
gave Mrs. Wallace a necklace and
Mr. Wallace a monogrammed cane.
Gordon Raithby and girl friend,
• of London, were guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Rathwell last
week -end.
Robert Thompson and friends,
of Brampton, v;isited with his
.grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Herb-
ert 'Mogridfge, last Sunday.
Glen and George Raithby were
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. James
Raithby last week -end.
Friends and neighbors gathered
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Bean last Tuesday even-
ing to honor Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Plaetzer. A sing -song was led by
Mrs. Sidney McGlinchey. Maurice
Bean read an'address and Harold
Gross presented the couple with a
FORTIER'S RILL
porrows imL, June 22 --The
W.A. of 'Grace Church net 14st
Thursday afternoon in the base-
ment of the church for their June
meeting. They had as their guests
the ladies Efrain the, Bayfield So-
ciety. The president, Mrs. A. Lock-
hart, opened the meeting, after
which Mrs. Bill Mallv,vain led in.
prayer. The Scripture was *read
by Mrs. Bob Mcllwain. The roll
call, 'which was answered by giving
your waistline measurement, prov-
ed very. amusing. A program was
enjoyed, consisting of: Reading,
Mrs. A. Harris; duet, Mrs. Bill Cox
"and Mrs. P. Harrison; reading, Mrs.
G. Liscombe; duet, Lynn Liscombe
and Luella Bell. Mr. Renner els-
ed the meeting with prayer. The
ladies served luncth, and Mrs. G.
Scotchmer, president of the Bay-
field 'Society thanked the Porter's
Hill ladies for a most enjoyable
afternoon.
Dance Held.—A benefit dance
was held last Friday evening in
the Bayfield Town Hall for Mr.
and •Mrs. Harry .Torrance, who had
the misfortune to lose their barn
trilite lamp on behalf of those
present.
Miss Carol ,Beadle is a London
visitor this week.
William Haggitt had .the mis-
fortune to .have his finger badly
crushed on Monday afternoon
working at Craig's sawmill, He
• was taken to Dr. Street at Blyth
and .had some stitches put in it. '
Strawberry festival, of the Wo-
men's Association is to be at Knox
United Church on Friday, June 24.
A short program will follow the
supper.
Shackleton—Dixon. — St. An
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,clrew's Presbyterian Church, Tren-
ton, beautifully decorated with,
pastel gladioli and fern, was the
scene ,of the marriage of Ruth
Campbell Dixon, daughter of Mr.
.,and .Mrs. Murray Allen Dixon, of
Trenton, and Lawrence Allen
Shackleton, Ottawa, son of Mrs. Al-
bert Victor Shackleton and the late
Mr. Shackleton, of Toronto,. on
Saturday, June 4. Rev. R, C, Mac-
Lean officiated at the ceremony.
The Shackleton family is well
known in this community. The
late Albert Shackleton taught for
a number of years at the. Auburn
school.
A showerwas 'held in the For-
estQr's Hall on Monday evening to
honor a bride of the month, Edith
Daer. Mrs. Gordon Taylor presid-
ed for the program, Which started
with a. sing -song with Mrs. R. J.
Phillips at the piano. The pro-
gram was, Piano solo, Miss Marg-
aret Clark; reading, Mrs. 'Marian
Rathwell; accordian solo, Miss
Gladys McClinchey; solo, Mrs.
Eleanor Bradnock; piano,solo, Miss
Margo Grange; solo, Mrs. Gordon
Taylor. Miss 'Elva Gross read the
address and Miss Mary Clark Mrs
Marian Rathwell and Miss. Marg-
aret Clark carried in, the numerous
gifts. Edith thanked those pre-
sent for their gifts and also thank-
ed the ladies who sponsored the
shower. The ladies of the An-
glican Guild served lunch.
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barn? Have you enough space to store the
products of your farm? If not,
perhaps you'need a new barn, or an
extension to your present one.
Don't let a shortage o. ready cash hold
back your_plans for a better farm —
Whetherit's a new barn or the renovation
of your buildings generally. You can
get money from the B of I through a
Farm Improvement Loan —„at low
interest rates and on a repayment plan to
suit -your individual circunastances.
,Why not see your B of M manager
this week? You wilt ..my vANI{-
like his helpful
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bry' fire recently, The dance was
Community CIO. - 9E100k were
sponsored by the. Porter's 13411
soki, on a basket of ,giloceries,
which was won iby John Deeves.‘,
Community Ciut?,—The Porter s
Hill Community Club •-m.et at the
home of MrS. Ray Cox. The presi•-•
dent, Mrs. P. Harrison, Was in
charge of the •meeting. non call
was ,answered by giving "My ma-
ternal grandmother's widen
name- and nationality." The after:
noon was spent in quilting. Lunch
was served by the hostess. The
July meeting, will be at the home
of Mrs. William Cox.
Board Meets. — A parsonage
board meeting of the Bayfield and
Porter's Hill charges was held last
Thur"sday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Harrison.
Matters concerning repairs of the
Parsonage were discussed and a
supper is to be held m Bayfield
around the first. part of August.
FISHER DESCENDANTS
HOLD FAMILY PICNIC
About 160 descendants of the
late Michael Fisher held their an,
nual picnic at Jowett's Grove, Bay-
field.' The afternObn was spent
renewing acquaintances and enjoy-
ing games.
The committee in charge was
as •follows: Honorary president,
-Ezra Fisher; president, Arnold
Fisher; vice-president, William
Snyder; secretary -treasurer, Mrs.
Elmer Fishes reporter, Stanley
Snyder; convener of committees—
sperts, Grant Fisher; program,
Mrs. Jonathan Fisher; refresh-
ments, Mrs. William Snyder; re-
ception, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fisher,
Mr. and Mrs.
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D. W. Williams, pastor of Vietoria
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Atistory' of the }]on Tnact, telling
of the 4•491....14cite „setter " G*.
borne •Townshie, Michael Fisher..
On display was the .original Bfble
of Michael Fisher, bearing many
records. ,
Special Piqie,s .went to: ohiest.
.Walgate Tebbutt,, 87;
youngest person, Jeffrey •Paul, SQ11.
of Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher;
person- coming furthest distance,
Mrs. Partlow, -Toronto; longest
married couple, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Fuller; most -recently married
couple, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rowe;
largest family, Mr. and. Mrs. Jona-
thon Fisher, Mr. . and Mrs. Jim
Leishman.
• Results of the races were: Five
years and under, peanut scramble;
girls, eight and•under, Joan Fisher,
Jane Fisher; boys, eight and under,
Larry Fisher, Donald Rostrum;
girls, 10 and under, Ruth.Rutledge,
Marilyn Tebbutt; -boys, 10 and'.
under, Larry Fisher, John 'Rut-
ledge; girls,'12 and under, Dorothy
Rutledge, Lois McMillan; boys, 12
and under, Gerald McMichael,
Jbhn Rutledge; young ladies,
Wilma Dale, Deanna Dale; young
men, Gerald Kerr, Terry Fisher;l
married ladies, Mrs. Ralph Kings-
well, Mrs„ Elmer Fisher; egg on
spoon,.Leonard Fisher, Ted • Rowe;
kick slipper, ladies, Mrs' William
Dale, Jeanne Snyder; men, Arnold
Fisher, Cecil Elliott; balloon race,
Mrs. Carl Fisher, Ted Rowe,
•Jeanne Snyder,. Grant s.i,,sther;
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mop*/ race---Leongd relqber,
mtr .Fishei; fe;14g watt
George, Ginn,W1liap„ .Snyder,
Peter Flaber.
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waS; Honorary presierept-, AxtOgd-
Fisberri*ePident, WiWaiOpyttgi,i
mice -president, Orant
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drivipg1
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sports, Mr: and Mrs."Milton. Wit
Mr. and Mrs. (Bob AlkeMithael;
gram, Mr. and Nks. Jonathon
Fisher, ROSS FitheT,.
refeshments, lVXrs. SW, -
der, Mrs,-, Treble,. Mrs.
fAeonard 'Fisher, Airs. George Ginn,
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Lawrence Snyder; reporter, Stan-
ley„ Slarler.
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GOING TO DE,TROIT ?
Daily Greybou.nd bus service he-
tweerioDetroit and Goderich com-
menced yesterday for the surnuner
months. .Saanis Motors is its local
bus depot Bus leay,es Goderich.
for Detroit at 4.45 p.m. daily. It
arrives • here from Detroit at 3.10
p:m. daily. °
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Mrs. John Wiggins is visiting
in Toronto with her son, Don, and
Mrs. •Wiggins.
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to 2.15 pan: and supper (our popular Buffet Supper
during July and August) from 3 t,,a 7.O p.m.
We also cater for special lunch and dinner parties.
For reservations please telephone 643
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