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KIN T liIL, ,Sept. 12. --The Sep-
te b rr zAeetliag of the Kintail
was helm at the E 'atoll Hall, with
Bqb ea>lhe 't as gust speaker. Mrs.
Bob Scott c ng a solo. The Agnes
McPhail sebolatship was discussed.
rS. OUve DylcCharles is to speak
at cur next mating at Ray Dal-
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DANCING
every Friday night to the end of
. September.
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ASHFIELD,
Sept. 12.-1 . t
aor1e
MacGregor, Mrs. MacGregor, daugh-
ter and grandchildren, of Chicago,
called on Ashleld friends. They
visited with their sisters, Mrs.
George Stewart and Miss Catharine
MacGregor, Lucknow.
Dr. Wenzel, Mrs. ...Wenzel and
family, of Detroit, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Will MacDonald.
Margaret Ann and Jean Mac-
Donald holidayed in Detroit last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Grant and
family, of Chicago, spent some
time with Mr. R. A. Grant.
Seven different camps for boys
and girls were held at Camp Kin -
tail this summer. One group of
campers attended Ashfield Presby-
terian Church and conducted the
service. Rev. J. R. MacDonald was
minister at the camp during the
week of the YJ'.'s camp. With his
Bayfield Pavilion
Ken WiOhee's rchestra. Last
dance, Friday, Sept. 28th.
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family, he spent the first three
weeks of holidays at his home in
Nova 'Scotia.
CoUngratulations are due Miss
Beverley MacKenzie on her success
in her year's work in Grade XIII
in L.D.H.S. ghe has been awarded -
a bursary of $250. She intends to
attend Stratford Teachers' College.
She was also awarded the Lucknow
high School Literary Society Schc21-
arship of $50.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Warren and
family. of Oakville, spent a week
with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mac-
Murchy recently.
THE GODERICH SIGNAir-STAR
Industrial Group
Bowling Tonight
KINGSBRIDGE
Monday was opening night for
League play at the Little alleys,
when Group A of the . Industrial
League started the, ball rolling.
Scores of 7-0 seemed to be the
order of the night with Legion A,
Elevators and CTR receiving full
points at the expense of Sift°,
Ryan's and begion13, respectively.
High team total was 2848, staked
up by Legion A, followed closely
by Elevators with a 2801.
Following is the part of group
d3 schedule which starts to -night
KINGSB'RIDGE, Sept. 40. -- Mr. at 7 p.m.
and Mrs. Arthur Dalton and Brian, Alleys 1-2
of Hamilton, visited with Mr7 and "apt. 13 -Tigers vs. Goderich Mfg.
Mrs. Jerry Dalton during the past' ept. 20-'Mathieson's vs. Mac -
week. Donalds.
Mr. and Mrs.' Ed. King and Sept. 27 -Block Busters vs. Tigers.
children, of London, were guests 1bct. 4 --Goderich Mfg. vs. Sheaffers.
at the Walter Clare home last Oct. 11 -Tigers vs. Mathieson's.
week
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TAYLOR'S CORNER
TAYLOR'S CORNER, Sept. U.-•-
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Toronto, u d
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Mrs. )E McKie, dD
recently with her mother, Mas.
Win. Straughan, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Sturdy.
Sandra Jean Collyer spent •a re-
cent week -end with Miss Mary Lou
Collinson at Kintail.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Collyer and
Mr. and' Mrs. William Snyder visit-
ed in Auburn, New York, State,
over Labor Day. Doug Collyer
motored as far as Buffalo with
them.
andr Mrs. Murray Oke and
son, Steven, of Windsor, spent the
recent holiday week -end with Mr.
and Mrs. Irvine Oke.
Mrs. Roy Wilson, Elaine and Ken
and' Mrs. Ron Pennington visited
Mr. Roy • Wilson during the Labor
Day holiday at Griffith's Island.
Mrs. Phil Sturdy and children, of
Goderich, visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Reward Sturdy, prior
to leaving for Thorold.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lumsden, of
Port Colborne, spent the week -end
with 'Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCabe
Mins Delores Dalton, of Detroit Sept.3-Block Busters vs. Mac -and Don. lUfr. and Mrs. Lumsden
and Rev. E. C. Garvey, of As7sum�p- phave just- returned from a two
tion College, Windsor, visited with Donalds.
Sept.20-Tigers vs. Sheaffer's. months' tour of the British Isles.
7-Goderich Mf Mathie-
from
beginning school at S.S.
relatives here over the_week-end. Father Garvey recently returned Sept.' son's g oy N 2 are Barbara Rodges_ Janice
from an exten,;ive tour of Western '
Europe during the vacation months.
Dr. G. Frayne and Mrs. Frayne
attended the annual family re -1
union picnic held on Labor Day
rt Thetiford Legion Hall. •
Miss Margaret Foley went to
Strathroy l'a.-t week where she has
taken a position as teacher.
School opened here on Tuesday
la -t with Mrs. Sheridan again en-
gaged for •this year as teacher.
There are four new pupils, Jatricia
O'Connor, Maureen Dalton, Mary
Essery and Danny Frayne making a
class of 27 pupils in all.
Congratulations to Miss France, I
Dalton upon; beim; awarded a Do-
minion Provincial Bursary of $100
at Goderich I1istrict ('ollegiate'in-
stitute.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Frayne, of
Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. R. Frayne,
of Forest, visited here during the
pest week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Johnston, Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Johnston and their
families, of Goderich, visited with
-?Vfrs:- Ed-. -F-cr1 y anal -family -on
day.
Rev. Father Va:. Vynckt has ar-
ranged for a mission to take pl•aee
in this parish, commencing on
September 30th to October 7th, in-
clusive. Father John McAsey wit1
conduct this 'mission. He belorJgs
to Congregation of the Holy Ghost
Fathers, having recently arrived
from Ireland.
Mrs. Len Woodley and Darlene
returned to Toronto on• Sunday
with her husband after a month's
visit at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Austin.
Mr. Jos. Murphy, of Toront.o,
visited with his mother, Mrs. P.
Murphy, over the week -end.
Oct. 4 ----MacDonalds vs. Tigers. Young and John Ginn.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Gerrie, of
Oct. 11 -Sheaf. er's vs. Block Bus- Oshawa, are visiting with Mr. and
tern. Mrs. Gerry Ginn and family for a
Alleys 5-6 few days this week. Nancy and
Sept. 13-Mathieson's vs. Sheaffer's. Laurie Ginn returned with them
Sept. 20 Goderich Mfg..vs. Blockfor a few days' visit.
Busters. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Gledhill and
Sept. 27-Sheaffer's vs. MacDonalds. daughter, Martha, of Hamilton,
Oct. 4 -Block Busters vs. Mathie- visited recently Mr. and Mrs.
son's. George Ginn
Oct. 11 --MacDonalds vs. Goderich The Ladies
Mfg.
t� CARLOW
CARLOW, Sept. 10. --- Mr. and
Mrs. George Million motored to
Stratford on Monday to take Miss
Ruth Million to the Normal School
there, where she commenced
studies on Tuesday of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Masecar and
Lynda, of Cheltenham, visited with`
relatives in the district 'at the
week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Eifion Johnston, of
Goderich, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon . M ' ei ort . S.a:turday.. -
I Mrs. Gordon McPhee, whom we
had previously reported as imprk v-
i ing in health, is on the sick' 'list ald Pentland's house,• jast north of
again and, is now in a London Nile, have now moved to •Goderich.
r,hospital. �� - o
1 Mr. and Mrs. Doug McNeil and DIES IN DETROIT
Mary visited in London on Monday. George C. McCreath, brother of
1 Stan McGratten was down to Harry McCreath, died on Wednes-
; Westminster Hospital on Wednes- day in Detroit. Further details
day. next week.
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Dr.
Muriel Smyth, n ,
and Pers. David Evans and daugh-
ter, Marilyn, of t•rantfccrd, were
recent visitors„ with Mr. Brown
Smyth sand sister, Mrs. Bessie
Stewart.
Mr. Watt Hamilton and Mr. Har-
vey Irwin, Luoknow, visited rte.
J. Hamilton 'on Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Errington,
on Saturday, attended the wedding
of their cousin, Marie • 1:6 odnacki,
to Allan Johnston, B_e'liart,k son of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnston.
Sergearnt;Mnjor F. W. 'Elliott and
Mrs. l+lliott, of Camp Borden, were
week -end visitors with their aunt,
Diss Betity Elliott. They (were on
an extended motor trip whidh will
take them through the States.
Visitors Sunday with Mr. and.
Mrs. Otto Popp were Mr. and Kris.
Lorne Popp and Douglas., of Blyth,
and Mr. and Mrs. Aivin McGee,
Billy and Donny, of Goderich.
Dr. H. A. S. Vokes and Mars`.
Vokes, Toronto, are spending a
few days at their house in the
vrliage.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Adams,
George, Paul and Charlene, of Port
Albert, visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Errington on Sunday.
Miss Marylip Anderson returned
to the G.D.C.I. after being employ-
ed for the summer in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Brown, '
Wayne and Ken attended the wed-
ding of Donald Petrie, Tills�oniburg,
to Jacqueline Smith, at ,Christ An-
glican Church, Toronto.', The
groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Petrie, formerly of Dun-
' Aid met at the Dome gannon, and is in his last year of
of Mrs. Lorne Rodges with a good medical study at the University of
attendance. The hostesses were
Mt`s. Roy Wilson and Mrs. William
Snyder.
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NILE
NILE, Sept. 10. -There was no
Nile Church service on Sunday, as
Port Albert •Church was 'holding
anniversary services. Various
members of the Nile congregation
attended services at Port Albert.
Glad to see Mr. Clifford. Stewart•
son is about again and able to do
some :of his own work once more.
Mr. dna IVTrs.- T tester Feagan,
who nave oeen living in Mr. Ron.
Mixed League Bowlers
* 'A mixed league is being organized -and will begin
-play- very shortly. --
-% nyerie e>t e t isTame&` tu- roir rtU2 c;;'Ilhe
Bowling., Alley.
* This League is taking shape very well and will soon
be filled so, we advise that further reservations
for his League be made AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
* A ming will be announced next week.
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Toronto.
Miss Jean Errington, Toronto,
spent the week -end visiting her
Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Er-
rington.
Mr. Ken Brown left this week
on 'a motor trip through Western
Canada, inspecting R.C.A.F. sta-
tions. He was accompanied by his
uncle, Mr. Bill Reed, of Wingham.
Those who left this week to at-
tend Stratford Teachers' College
were Lois Webster, Lillian Popsp,
Norman Stewanty Wilmer Erring-
ton and Allan McDiarmid.
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