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FIRE.QUELLED
Quick action ib Getlerich fire-
men ,prevented serious damage in
a blaZe at the home a Reuben
Brewer, Nelson street,..0 Monday
morning. A small gas ,§tove. being
used by decorators ignited:, some
tarpautini' which ...neen s read • ' • - '
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o11 the floor. • •
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Mr. and Mrs. Graham Inglis left
week on a motor trip to
•Nanainto, B.C., Victoria and 'other
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LEGION HALL
GODERICH
Saturday, June 25
JAGIC.P9X of $47.00 for full house in 57 calls.
nOk won on Saturday, valtte of lackliot and. also
number of calls will be, raised each week until it
is won,
• 15GAMES $1.00
$10 CASH, PRIZE
4 SPECIALS= -Share the ,Wealth
JACKPOT WILL BE PLAYED FOR 4 TIMES
Jackpot - 25c or .5 for $1.00
Regular extra cards 25c
" DOOR .PRIZE -$5, $3, $2
Doors open at 7.45 pm.
ist game starts at 8.itJp.m.
mmalimmmamear
ren'31 AsunelO eflooiMea
Stage Animal Picnic At Kintail Camp
The annual tpicnic of the As1-i0sch and Billy Barger, Moivis Dal -
field School Area was held at the 'ton' and Cletus Dalton, Jim Blake
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Preshyterian ,Camp at Kintail on and Donald Johnston. Kicking the
June 16. While the crowd ' was slipper, girls - Elaine MaciNay,
gathering, ,games were enjoyed by Carol Pentland, Eleanor MacNay.
the little folk under the capable Sack race, girls--Lummie Logten-
'guidance of Misses R. Pentland, berg,. Joanne Alton, Johanna Van
' L. Popp and S. Feagan. , Owen. Sack race, boys -Billy Fin-
Ilasp,ector J. S.
Kinkead, was af- layson, Jimmy Blake, Gerrit Log -
ficial starter for events. He was tenberg. Three-Iegged race, girls
assisted by members of the School --MaciNey Twins, Annie Vander -
Board, and parents. Harold Greer lay and Sharon West, Edna Carter,
was present with the sound. car and Marion Mole t Three-legged
and announced the races and re- race, boys -Morris and Mike Dal -
sults. The booth in 'charge of the ton, Billy Barger and John Van
Kintail Institute members was well Oseh, Richard Stewart and Denny
patronized. . Dalton. Boy with larg6st feet -
The ,following events took place Lorne Alton, Bill Black, Lawrence
with a large numberof contest- Black. Tallest girl under ,15 years
ants in each event: Relay race- --Pat Pentland, Janet Thorhurn,
Kingsbridge, Part Albert, S.S. No. Dorothy Alton. • Largest family
9. Girls' race (six years, and present - Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
under) -Rosemary Hogan, Verna Barger and their six children.
Fairish, 'Florence MacLennan. Ladies' tie -tying contest -Mrs. Mel
Bays' race (six year and under)- Dickson, Mrs. George" Moncrief,
Donnie Alton, Grant Kilpatrick, Mrs. Van Osch. 'Gentlemen's- bal-
Roy Hallam. Girls' race (seven -loon eonitest-Jerry LogtenitOg,
and eight ,years) - Barbara Mac- Gordon Finlayson, D. A. MacLen-
Kenzie, Barbara Nelson, Donna nan. ,Girls' softball throw (under
Hogan. Boys' 'race (seven and 11) -. Barbara Wareing, Diane
_eight years) -Billie Blake, Tommy Ritchie, Margaret MacLennan.
Hogan, •,Lloyd Reid. 'Girls' race Boys' softball throw (under 11) -
(nine and 10 years) -Helen Mac- Kenneth Gorden, Alex MacKenzie,
Nay, Diane Ritchie, Jean Finlay- Teddy Martin. Girls' softball
sonBoys' race (nine and 10 throw (11 and over) - Kathleen
years) - Alex MacKenzie, Donald Hackett, Mary Lou Drennan,
Johnston, Kenneth Gardner. Girls' Annie Van' .Osch. Boys' softball
rape (14 and 12) -Eleanor MacNay, throw (11 and over) -Morris Dal -
Johanna Van Owen, Magian •Mole. 'ton, George tiDawson, Barry Mac -
Boys' •race ((11 and 12)7, -George Donagh. Girls' running broad
Collinson, Bill Andrew, Donald jump (junior) - Dorothy Hallam,
Kirkland. Girls' race (13 and 14) Helen MacNay, Annie Vanderlay.
-joYce MacNay, Kathleen Hack- Boys' running broad, jump (junior)
ett, Elaine MacNay. Boys' race -Alex MacKenzie-, Donald John -
(13 and 14) -George Dawson, John ston, Finlay MacLennan. Girls'
Van Osch, Terry Dalton. Young running broad jump (senior) -
ladies' race (15 and over) -Joyce Kathleen Hackett, Johanna Van
MacNay, Marion MacLennan, _Owen, Wilemina Van Owen. Boys'
'EtniateIine Miller.. Young mens running broad, jump (senior) -
race (15 and oVer)-George Daw- Maurice Dalton, Garry Van Owen,
son, John Van Oscth, Morris Dalton. George Collinson. Boys' running,
Men teachers' race -V. Errington, high jump (junior) - AleX" Mac -
E. Moore. Lady teachers' race- Kenzie, Donald Johnston, Kenneth
Miss Lillian Popp, Miss Sheila Gardner. Girls' running high
Feagan, Miss 'Lois Webb. Wheel- jump' (senior) -Kathleen Hackett,
barrow race boys) - John Van Joanne Alton, Dianne Lierman.
NEWS OF DLINGANNOIN
,DUNGANNON, June 22: The
annual memorial service .at,'13un-
gannon cemetery will be held Sun-
day, June 26, at 4.15 p.m,, with
Rev. G. D, Watt of the , United
'Church, delivering the address, as-
sisted by the Other logai clergy.
The Lucknow High‘,,School Band
will be dn attendance' to supply
music..
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Marsh, of
'Kitchener, spent Sunday with his
-sister, Mrs. Minnie Jones, and Mel.
Dr. H. A. S. Vokes and; Mrs.
Vokes, Toronto, spent a week here
at their home.
Mrs. Gordon Kidd and son,
Ryan, of Islington, spent a week
with her parents," Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. Ryan.,
,Mr.°and Mrs. B. F. Comfort, St.
Catharines, were recent visitors
for a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Blake.
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Brown, for the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Ratssel Reed Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Brawn,attended
tr. The minutes were read by
the. secretary, Mrs. Wallace Wilson;
and the roll call was answered by
17 members.at„ Mrs. Richard Mc-
Whinney gar& a, report of the
synodical . meeting 'held at 8t
Thomas. Mrs. McWhinney gave
the closing prayer. , The hostesses
served lunch. •
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irvin at-
tended the funeral of the latter's
cousin, Jim Elliott, Seaforth, on
Sfinday. Mrs. •Irvin also received
word on. Sunday evening of the
death of another couSin, Gerald
Coleman, son of Mr. and Mrs. An-
son Coleman, yarna. Mrs. Irvin
attended the filneral on Wednes-
day, accompanying her aunt, Mrs.
Tom Blake, and Mr. Blake, Ash-
field.
Ken Brown, instructor at Clinton
Radar School, was home with his
parents, Mr, and Airs. Wilbur
, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Finnigan,
who are enjoying a month in the
Western Provinces, are expected
back Soon.
The- local Dungannon Lodge will
hold the annual church service at
St. Paul's Anglican Church, Sun-
day, July 3, at 8 p.m. Rev. -H. L.
Jennings, the Rector, will deliver
the address.
Girl Sick. -,,Valerie Hodges, six-
year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Hodges, took ill on Friday
night and after observation was
operated on Sunday night at St.
Joseph's Hospital, London: The
little girl had similar troubleand
an operation for telescope bowel
when she was one year old.
Tells of Homeland. -Mrs. T. C.
AndersoM a native of Turkey, who
returned to her homeland for a
trip last' year, is popular in the
neighbortiood giving addresses to
women's groups, tl1ing • of life
(modern and old time customs) in
that country, also of her visit to
France, Italy and Greece. Her
address has been given at Luck -
now, Blake's, Hackett's, Zion, Ash-
field and Brick's churches. At the
latter place she gave an address
on Monday evening to about 70
ladies of the .W.M.S. from 'Wing -
ham, Brussels, Blyth and Brick's
'branches.
Mrs. Henry Bradley a,nd son,
Billy[spent-Monday with the ferni-
er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb
S. Stothers.
Mr. and Mrs. Shelden' 'Baxter
and children spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Stothers.
Mr. and Mrs. Heber Eedy visit.
ed their son, J. Y. *Eedy,., wife
and little son, at Strathroy on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Ceet Blake and
family attended the Webster picnic
in Harbor Park, Goderich, on Sat-
urday.
Society Meets. -Erskine Presby-
terian Church WAVI.S. meeting was
held on Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. R. Fitzgerald ,and
Mrs. R. Gardner. Mrs. H. S. Stoth-
ers, president, opened the meeting..
Miss Elizabeth McMillan led the
devotional- period. Mrs. Frank
Jones gave the Glad Tidings pray-
Boys' running high jump (senior)
-Bill Hayden, Lawrence Black,
Richard Stewart. Boys' pale vault
(junior) --Donald Johnston, Murray
Campbell, Barry Kilpatrick. Boys'
pole .vault - (senior) - Barry- Mae-
Donagh, Danny Dalton, 'Morris
Dalton.
After supper, a ball game was
played. The eastern schoolde-
feated the western ones.
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- ST. DAIP
The stakes surveyors use to
mark land boundaries have a.-
way of disappearing2.andAlhat
can Mean5 whole survey ,has to
be dime ovecigain. But now
there'Saneveall.aluininum stake
diac,,„is% tough for time and
Weather and playful animalto
handle. It won't rust, rot or
weiken. And two bdrbs open
,,outatrightangles, underground,
to Preitent its being rooted mit
bY even the Most muienlar bear.
- It's it Canadian iratition, made
of Canadian aluminum, by a
• Canadian company,. to net
OtiOatettriitalettk •
AttilVIINtItvi•.c01144PANY OF
CANA)* LTrie (ALCAN)
the , wedding, of their niece, Miss
jean Petrie, -to Harold Yeuse, of
Tillsoriburg, on Saturday.
Buys Farm, -Harald Dougherty;
Sheppardton, has ,purcbased from
Meredith Young the corner, farm
at, the 2fid concession Of Ashfield
and Dungannon -Nile road', Mr.
Young, through ill health, found it
necessary to giye up farming and
twill move to near. Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Popp and
little son have moved from Glenn's
Hill to Auburn. Lorne is working
for a trucker at Clinton. ' •
Miss Clara Sproul, Stratford,
spent the week -end at her home
and attended the wedding of her
nephew, Harold Elliott, to Jean
McCreight, Palmerton, formerly
of Lucknow. Other aunts attend-
ing were Miss Betty Elliott, Misses
Nettie and Retina Sproul.
Young 'People. -The Dungannon
Y.P.U., held the hi -weekly meeting
in t116 tj rated CIILIPA- fl 04fhidaY,
nigllt, Lope iton iv.vaq an OURge
Folf the devotional. The ;Scripture • -
NV4S-read IvTom roller., Eirekn
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tmith led in prayer. The: topic
for the evening' was "Practising
in the Presence Of God." '140,3
Webster, the president, Vresided
during, the .busuaess. The simpler
service was planned for July. 'Tom
rowler, Lorne Alton and Evelyn
Sraith will be in charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Young
Last Wednesday night were pleas-
antly surprised when the Sunbeam
Club .members of the neighborhood
dropped in at their home and
presented them with a table lamp,
prior to their departure for the
Auburn district.
'Mrs. Walter Stafford, af Toronto;
is visitingher mother, Mrs. J.
Hamilton. ' •
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Iron ore minenn India produced
367,000 tons in December, 1954,
against 331,000 tons the previous
month.
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