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homes Paten and, daughter,
`false, of' Ottawa, spent a few days
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry.
alters.
Owigli"Otalatiens to Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph 'Keefe uuvoai the birth ssf
daughter on Marcia 2'7, at St.
Joise s -a •&ko ital, London.
tied Mrs. Joseph Reid and
James Wallace, of Toronto,
were -Week -end guests at the home
iiir. unci, Mrs. V. Finnie here.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Martin
andrldren, of Stoney Creek,
Mats. Ed>c Sinnott, of Detroit, and
t5tfirs. 1Vf. McLennan, of Gerrie, were
Easter visitors at the home of
Michael O'Neill.
Mr. and Mrs. Einil Pahl and Miss
Theresa Martl,n, of Hamilton, spent
Easter with the Blaise Martin fam-
ily, `Miss Patricia Martin returned
to Hamilton with her sisters foe
a week's holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Hartman and
Shirley, of Kitchener, visited with
the Frayne family and also with
the Edwin Meyek family on Easter.
Mrs. Pearson and children, of
ainilkton, and Miss Frances Gil-
more, of London, spent Easter 'at
the home of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Gilmpre.
Rev. Kevin Sheridan, of Hamil-
ton, Rev. P. Sheridan, of Kitchener,
Miss Mary Sheridan and Mr. John
'Neill, of Toronto, were Easter
visitors at the home of Miss. M.
Sheridan.
Easter services at St. Joseph's
Church were unusually svetl attend-
ed. The beautiful Easter music,
with Mr. Peter Lierman as organ-
ist and Mr. H. Hendricks as choir-
;rr,
•master, the inspiring Easier ser-
rnoa delivered by Father Van
Wisest; the parishoners all re-
ceiving holy Commatnioa in mem-
ory of our Lord's glorious resuur-
rection, made Easter a happy oc-
casion for all.
The Easter dance sponsored by
the C.W.L. tools place Monday
night. The next big event will be,
the O'Brien+-Sinnett wedding at 10
a.m. on Saturday morning, with the
d1,11t1.L. catering; for the -wedding
dinner for approximately 70 guests,
to be served in the parish hall
at noon.
Mr. H. Captein and Arnold
Marshman motored to Sudbury to
sipend Easter with Mr. and Mrs
P. Captein who recently moved
there.
Miss Delores Dalton, of Detroit,
Miss Maureen Va:ssella, of Wind-
sor, Joseph Murphy, of Toronto;
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fitzgerald, of Lis-
towel;• Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Moran,
of St. Marys, and Miss Florence
Lamibertus, of Hamilton, were
among the Easter visitors here.
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PERSONAL 'MENTION
Mr. and Mrs- Roy Errington and
daughters, of Ottawa, visited with
Mrs. A. Errington area Mr. and. Mrs --
A- LClinchey, Colborne Town-
ship.
Visiting over the week -end at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adam
Gori were Mr. and Mrs. Guy Grif-
fin, Mr. and 'Mrs. Bob Rinz and
baby Kathy, from Detroit.
Mr. and iMrs. Gordon George
and Ella, of London, were Easter
week -end guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Barker.
New Phone Line
For Colborne?
elals of the Colborne Muni-
cipal Telephorie System will confer
with the roads committee of Rulon
County Council re a proposed new
line, it was decided at the annual
meeting of the company in Car-
low.
A motion to this effect was made
by Hugh Hill, seconded by William
Clark, following discussion as to
the line - from Carlow to Zion
corner. As the system ha$ been
unable to obtain any infortiliation
from the county as to the widen-
ing of the road, it was felt that a
meeting should be arranged with
the county roads committee. The
commissioners hope to obtain more
definite information as to what
course to take in the placement
of the proposed new telephone
from Carlow south.
Jack Keller, of Seaforth, inform-
ed the commissioners that the cost
of installing underground cable is
about $10 per foot mare than aerial
in-tallation. He suggested that
the system secure an easement
from land owners to lay an' under-
ground cable in the field beyond
where the road fence will be if it
is widened.
If aerial cable is used, he sug-
gested that pole space be rented,
from Ontario Hydro.
Linesman W. Marsh presented
an estimate of $2,500 for steel wire
for the line. Mr. Keller added
that, in his opinion, the heaviest
cable wire underground is as
cheap, or even cheaper, than the
22 gauge aerial cable.
The commissioners passed a mo-
tion by Hugh Hill, seconded by
Stan McGratten, that further study
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Women's Column
BY MARY GUEST
Recently there has been a good deal of discussion, both
in this paper and elsewhere, about the closing hours of local
stores. We have had toast letters froth irate farmers' wives,
demanding that the ..stores stay open on Saturday nights and
not just until nine o'clock but "ten o'clock at least." The
merchants have had their say and pretty well everyono has
got into the aet.- 'All to no purpose, it seems though, for the
stores are still going to remain open on Saturday evenings.
However, there is one group of people vitally concerned
in this matter who have neither written to the paper nor
taken part in the official discussions, and of course I mean
the store clerks.
We are all, so busy thinking about our own needs that
we tend to forget the plight of the people working in the
stores. Personally, I do not think that I would care to stand
behind a counter from nine o'clock in, the morning until nine,
ten or eleven on a Saturday night.
A good many people tend to regard store clerks as
automatons provided for their convenience, a kind of machine
made to resemble a human being. Unfortunately, this is not
the case. The girl who stands behind the counter is a human
being who works very hard and gets very tired and she is
entitled to just as much consideration as you or I or the
farmer's wife. -
Would you like your teenage daughter to work a fourteen
hour day just to suit the convenience of a few people?
Yes, I saw the letters from the farmers' wives—but I was
not greatly impressed by them. Why not? Because we see
farmers and their families shopping every day of the week,
in Goderich. Not all farmers leave their shopping until
Saturday night. Quite a few are considerate and courteous
and well -organized enough to do their shopping early in the
week.
As for those of us who live here in town—if we can not
get our shiiing done before six o'clock, then there is
something radically wrong with our methods of housekeeping.
What we should be campaigning for here is not "late
closing on Friday nights," but "early closing every night."
If all the stores closed at six, every night, people would
see to it that they did their shopping early. As for the one
merchant in town who persists in remaining open—I think
that he, whoever he is, would there have great difficulty :in
keeping 'clerks and eventually he would be forced to toe the
mark and close early. You may impede the march of progress,
but you cannot stop it altogether, not even in Goderich.
See you next week!
be given' the possibility of install-
ing an underground cable from
central office to Concessions 5 ane
6.
E. A. 3loare, chairman, outlined
activities of the Co'barne Muni-
cipal 'Tel•ephone'System during the
past Year. The report mentioned
removal of poles from the Lake-
shore Road (Highway 21) and the
changeover of the system's wires
to the poles of the Goderich Rural
system. Repairs were made to
the central office and a number
of used phones were purchased
frare the Goderioh MunicipaI
system.
It was moved by Mr. •Hill, sec-
onded by James Prest, that the
auditor's report for 1955 be ac-
cepted.,The report Was -read -by
Secretay R. Moore. ,
On motion of Don Haines, sec -
sanded by J .R.-Kernighan, t -he
commissioners were re-elected for
the coming year
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TAYLOR'S CORNER
PORT ALBERT
�.�. i ALBERT, April
and Mrs. Charles Crossett and fam-
ily, of Sarnia, and • and Mas.
Gordon Coclhfreld ands. family, of
al°, Were holiday visitors with
Mr, and Mass. Roy Petrie and Mr.
and Mrs. Elwin Petrie.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert MdGee and
daughter, Delores, visited last
week -end with relatives .et Wind-
sor.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Grigg and
Mr. marl Martin and friend, Miss &,t
awn wat* allof London,visit-
ed
isit
ed over the holiday week-enwith
Mr. and `Mrs.. Dave Martin.
Miss Isabel Tigert and friend',
Mr. John McBride, of London, visit-
ed with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Tigert, last week-
end.
Mrs. Wm. Crawford is visiting
with relatives in Toronto. -
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stonehouse
and two sons, of Guelph, visited
last week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ba1kwell and
two daughters, Ann and Lin, of
Toronto, and Mrs. Mary Dickson,
and Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson
and sole, -all of London, visited, last
week -end at .the hoarse of Mr, and
Mrs. Harry Lednor.
Master Donald Glen, of Gode-
rich, is visiting this week with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Crawford.
HONOR GIRL GUIDE
Margaret Howard, of Bayfield,
is among 222 Ontario `girls whihi -
will receive the Gold •Cord Certi-
fies' e, highest hcnor open to Girl
Guidss. The presentation will be
mace 'ay_ ilius. Lcuis 0. Breithaupt,
wife of Ontario's lieutenant-gayer.
Convocationnor, in Convocation Hall, Univers-
ity of Toronto, on Friday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Tennant, of
Fergus, visited friends in town
over Easter.
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GODERICH, ONT.
TA LOR'S CORNER, April 2—
A' record attendance drive .was
undertaken at Zion Taylor's Cor-
ner Sunday School onEaster Sun
day with very gratifying results.
After the lesson period the child-
ren sang in unison led by Mrs. R.
Wilson. During the church ser-
vice which followed, a group of
boys of S.S. No. 2 favored with a
sacred number. The choir sang
the anthem, "Lead Me To Calvary,'
Mrs. T. Renner was soloist and
Mrs. Isabelle Sturdy accompanied
on the organ. Service at the
same time next Sunday with Sun-
day School at 2.30 p.m. and church
service following. A cordial wel-
come is extended.
Carol and Heather Whitely,
children of Mr. and. Mrs. Ben
Whitely, are spending the Easter
holidays in Taranto with (Misses
Helen and Jean Whitely.
iMr. Chris. Sturdy has returned
home fromClinton hospital where
he underwent an emergency oper-
ation on Tuesday, March 27.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Cutler, of
CGue'.ph, spent the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Sturdy.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Rabi'nson
and family, of Zurich, sent Easter
��unc'ay wit h Mr. and Mrs. Austin
S' urdy.
Mrs. Wm. Straughan is visiting -
Mr: Can. Bissett at Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Sturdy, of
Sederich, spent Sunday with Mr.
.end .Mos. Howard Sturdy.
Mr. and ifM ss. Earl Westbrook
ind fi..nily, of Goderich, enjoyed
easter Sunday with. Mr. and M:s.
John Westbrook.
Mr- Irvine Oke motored to Wind -
.or with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Oke
vhere they visited with Mr. and
Virs. Murray Oke.
Me. and :Mrs. Chester McNall and
amily, of Waterford, are spending
he Easter vacation with Mr. and
ars. Sam McNall.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Rostron, Dona'
rnd Dennis, of Hamilton, are en-
oying the Ea O. c week with Mr.
end Mrs. Geo. Ginn.
Dona'. -r1 C'u'srell, of Goderich, is
guest of hip cousin, John Rodges.
Mr. and 'Mr . Wm. Snyder have
eturned from Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson, Mi-
lne]
rend Mrs. Bob Fuller, Mm. Cheettar
;t.urdy and Mrs. Gerry Ginn a: -
ended the Sunday evening- service
t Bayfield United Church when
he . choir presented an Easter
e antata. '
CON.FF(RENCE HERE
The London Conference branch
)f the W..M.S. of the United Church
,f Canada will hold its 31st annual
neeting at. North Street United
'hurch, Gnderi•ch, April 17 and 18.
;everal outstanding ..speakers will
d+ress, the gathering ' on this oc-
,asion.
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Dr- and Mrs. R. W. Hughes,
Van; y a:td John, and Mrs. G.
1.tkey 'visited in P,etrolia and De -
Trait over the Eviter weep -end.
Me. and Mrs. Roy Breekenvidge
',nue Linda, and Mary Andrew vioit•
std frien:d;o in Detroit during the
l aster holidays.
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