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DONNYBROOK
DONNYBROOK, June 4. -• Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Chamney, of Bel -
grave, were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thompson and
family. •
Mrs. Mina Sherridan, of Osilawa,
was a week -end guest with her
•-eter, Mrs. J. R. Thompson, Mr.
Thompson, and Howard.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Chamney and
Mr. and Mrs. S. Chamney and girls
were Sunday visitors with Mr. and
MTS. Elwin Chamney and daugh-
stars. Wingham.
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Minister Returns
AS/201WD, June 3. — A
firmer minister of Ashfield
and Ripley Presbyterian
Churches came back to visit
his old charges on Sunday and
brought with him a special
choir for the occa.sion. Now
of Roseville, Michigan, Rev.
J. It. MacDonald, preached ser-
mons at both of his former
Ontario charges. The 18 -voice
choir from his Roseville church.,
provided the music at both
Ashfield and Ripley and sang
the cantata, "Pardon and
Peace."
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Teaching Staffs
Now Complete
The teaching staff of Goderich
District Collegiate Institute has
been brought up to full strength
for the 1957-58 school year. Ap-
pointment of --Carl Dorland, of
Windsor, as teacher of physical
education and _social studies was
confirmed yesterday.
Mr. porlend, who holds a B.Sc.
degree from McGill University, has
been assistant recreational director
at Windsor.
The deadline for teacher resig-
nations has now passed and all
local schools are "set" for next
September. There will be no fur-
ther ehange.s at Goderich Public
School, other than those announced
a few weeks ago. At Goderich
Separate School, Miss Veronica
Terpstra will replace Miss Marilyn
Medd when the fall term rolls
a round.
Opportunity Shop
In New Location
The Maple Leaf Chapter, I.O.D.E.,
June meeting was held at the home
of Miss K. Whateley, Nelson street.
Mrs. A. M. Harper, educational
secretary, reported that books were
sent to the Chapter's adopted
school at Lion's Head and outlined
her work for the coming year.
The Opportunity Shop, which is
to be moved in June to the former
location of Mr. Reg Bell, East
street, was reported by Mrs. R. G.
Sanderson. Mrs. H. Bettger told
of the help given by the Chapter
to another Hungarian family. The
second half of the article on Presi-
dent Nehru- of. India was read -by=
Mrs. J. Hindmarsh, Empire and
World Affairs convener. A new
menbber, Mrs. J. W. Coates, took t
her Affirmation and it was decided
to .change the date -of -the eptem-
.ber meeting to September 10.
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THE G .ER101-I SIGNAL -STAR
Personal Mention Elect London
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Conference Head
Mr. and Mrs. H. Wesley arriSen,
jr., and little daughter, Margaret,
oif Detroit, visited at the week -end
with the former's mother, Mrs. 1.1.
Wesley Harrison, sr., and his aunt,
,Mrs. Belle Durfee, at their summer
home on Lighthouse street.
Dr. and Mrs. John See, of Malton,
were guests the past -week with
Miss Marjorie Maclie, Victoria
street.
Mrs. Albert Leitch attended the
graduation exercises of the Uni-
verstty of Toronto on May 30 when
her daughter, Shirley May was a
member -in the General Arts
Course.
Mrs. Harold Brennan is in Ot-
tawa and. Montreal this week visit-
ing relatives. •
Mrs. Florence MacDonald has re-
turned after a visit in Detroit with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Hazel Ross,
and while there attended the wed-
ding of her niece, Florence Ross,
to John Harris, all of Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. VerneGledhill,
Benmiller, were- in Toronto last
week to attend the graduation of
their niece, Miss Ann Bowden,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Bowden, of Orillia, from the School
of Physical and 'Occupational Ther-
apy, University of Toronto. Miss
Bowden is leaving for Vancouver
where she has obtained a position
at the Workmen's Compensation
Rahaibilitation Centre.
Martin Straughan and John Graf
returned last week -end from
Indianapolis, where they witnessed
the annual 500 -mile auto race.
Mr. and ,Mrs. Bert Feagen, Diane
and Dale, of Toronto, were week-
end visitors at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geoege W.
lagan, of Benmiller. While there
they also attended the Gillmore -
Miller wedding in Zurich on Sat-
urday.
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YACHT CLUB ACTIVE
Brimming with ambitious pas,
members of Goderich Yacht Club
have cleaned up Ship Island in the
local harbor and have started con-
struction of a 100 -foot floating
dock. If the Department of Public
Works approves, they hope to con-
struct a cable suspension bridge
'between the island and the main-
land before the summer is out. A
smart, modern clubhouse is plan-
ned for the island later.
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A -classified ad in the Signal -
Star brings quick results.
est. Harold J. Snell, of Exeter,
was on Tuesday elected president
ef the London 'Conference of the
United Church . He succeeds Rev.
A. E. Duffield, of Lambeth. A na-
tive of Londesboro, Rev. ItIr. Snell
graduated intheology from Queen's
in 1936.
His .first charge in Huron was at
Ethel. After six years there he
went to Auburn where he was sta-
tioned for four years ,before !going
to Exeter. Ilis wife is the former
Jean Phurbsteel, of Clinton.
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Mrs. George Atkey is visiting in
Cooksville with her son, Mr. Max
Atkey, Mrs. Atkey and family.
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CLINTON
THURS., FRI. JUNE 6-7
"THE LEATHER SAINT"
(Color)
Paul Douglas, John Derek
TWO CARTOONS
Box Office Opens at 7.30 p.m.
First Show at Dusk.
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CHAMPIONSHIP
Fiddlers' Contest
at HENSALL
Friday, Julie -14
8 P.M.
For the Free Press Trophy.
ADMISSION 75c
Hensall Chamber of Commerce
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On Anniversary
Several from this vicinit
ed the funeral of the late Mrs.
George Thornton, at Bluevale, on
Wednesday.
Susan, little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Thomp-son, had the mis-
fortune to fall and receive a nasty
gash in her head which required
several stitches.
Among those from this vicinity
who enjoyed the bus trip, to De-
teeiLue&Aeiete.y, were Mrs. Stoar
ChamneY-61irDiane, Messrs. W'm.
and Roy Hardy,, Misses Louise,
Mary and Sharron Jefferson, Mrs.
Edw. Robinson, Jim and Bill and
Mrs. John Noble, Dorothy, Ken
and Steve
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GODBE1011
A family reception was held re-
cently at_ the home of IMr. and
Mrs. Geiji-ge Jeffrey, of Zurich, on
the .occasion of their golden wed-
ing anniyensary. They were nar-
r'• • 50 years ago at St. Peter's
Roman Catholic Church, Zurich,
and have resided in the district
ever since. Mrs. Jeffrey's maiden
name was Matilda iDenomme.
Mr. and Mrs Jeffrey have •six
-an Char-
ette, of Dashwood; Rita, Mrs. John
Barratta, of London; Richard Jef-
frey, of Zurich, and Stella, Mrs.
Frank Gallow; Muriel, Mrs. Reg.
Williamson, and Ellis Jeffrey, all
of ('roderich. There are 19 grand•
children and 16 great-grandchild-
ren.
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ASIIFIELD
- ASHEIELD, June 3. —Word has
been received here of the death
of Dr. Duncan MacKenzie, of Banff.
He was in his 42nd year and death
carne suddenly. He was the son
of Donald MacKenzie, who former-
ly lived on the 12th concession of
Ashfield near Amberley. He has
visited his relatives here at dif-
ferent times. He is survived by.
his wife and two children and one
sister.
,Mr. and Mrs. Will MacDonald re-
turned on Sunday by plane from
their overseas visit with their son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Stepben Elliott, in England. They
also took an extended trip on the
Continent.
Miss Mabel MacDonald, of Wind-
sor, spent the week -end at her'
home. ,
Mrs. H. T. Edwards, of Goderich,
visited with her brother, Roy Mac-
Kay, before leaving to take charge
of a Red Cross hospital at Burk's
DUNGANNON NATIVE
Robert,' (Bert) J. Wiggins, re-
tired public school -principal, was
'honored at a reception held at
Grandview School, Brantford. He
originally came from Dungannon
and attended Goderich Collegiate.
Among those who paid him, tribute
was a former pppll, Borden Spears,
now city editor of The Toronto
Star.
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ANNOUNCE MINISTER •
R. D, Kennedy, who is to be
ordained this evening in First Un-
ited Church at St. Tholnas, is slat
ed to take over the Dungannon -
Nile -Port Albert United Church
ellAeges, replacing Rev. G.• 1). Watt:
The move is effective July 1. Mr.
Watt is moving tol'a new charge
nt Oalcv111.
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(Sitting Bill, chief and triedieine
man of the Sioux Indians, fled to
Canada with about 45,000 members
of his tribe tfollowing the massacre
of General Custer and his regiment.
Five years later a treaty of,sur-
render allowed return of the Sioux
to the "United States.
PLAN PICNIC
The June meeting of W.M.S. of
Victoria Street LChurch was held at
the home of Mrs. Harold Larder,
with 14 members present.
The president, Mrs. (Frank Wil-
son, was in charge of the meeting.
Scripture passage was read by Miss
Minnie Tubb, and Mrs. Joe Cran-
ston offered prayer. The delegates
to the Presbyterial in Clinton gave
their reports and !Mrs. Harold Lar-
der took the chapter in tike study
book. It was moved and seconded
that the president be sent as a
delegate to Alma College. Plans
for a picnic for the Baby land
and Mission Band were dis,cussed.
TIELIRSOAlti, JUNE6th, 1067
VISITOR .FROM
Miss Constance Smith, of Rye,
England, is visjting her niece, Mrs.
Amy Hobbs, and family. Miss
Smith Ls at active member of the
Women's Institute in her home-
land and is keenly interested in
the operations of the W.I. in
Canada. •
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A large new collection
of
FORSYT-H
SPORT -SHIRTS NECKWEAR
Long and short sleeves.
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Dozens "to choose from,
3.95 td' 7.95
Gift Dad will
appreciate.
Priced frpm
1.00
. T00
2.50
FORSYTH and ARROW
WHITE SHIRTS
Single and cloulA4iii‘i;;;C'sS1 •
5.00 to 7.50
DN/1" think you have to swel-
ter', indoors simply because there
are no facilities on the porch or
terrace for ironing, cooking, eating,
seveiliegritaiyIsIg?)me recreation and
entertaining.
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DO transform the porch or lawn
into an outdoor living area by
installing handy outlets and cir-
cuits for convenient use of ironp.
--rocolom-itoble appliances, lamina
,radio, sewing mcichine, etc.,
THIS INFORMATION IS PROVIDED AS A
PUBLIC SERVICE BY
GODERICH PUBLIC
UTILITIES COMMISSION
CUFF LINKS
and TIE BARS
BY FORSYTH
A truly handsome gift.
Beautifully boxed Cuff Links from
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HERE'S THE PERFECT IDEA FOR
DAD'S GIFT
FOR FATHER'S DAY, JUNE 16
To the farmers k the townships of Giderich,
Colborne, Ashfield and West Wawanosh
Don't be fooled by Conservative
Promises.
PLATED FRESH AND SALT WATER LURE
$3.00 VALUE
ALL THIS FOR ONLY
Many other Gifts to choose from including
WALLETS, TOBACCO POUCHES, PIPES, L IGHTERS
REMINGTON AND SCHICK ELECTRIC SHAVERS
AND TIM ALL-NEW "TIMEX" SRLF-WOND WATCHES
Goderich - News Stand
AND SEE F
R YOURSELF
They promise "adequate parity". They don't tell you parity
means either higher taxation 'for you, inflation with rising
ccist of the things you must buy or control of your agricul-
ture production. Do you want some Government Inspector
to tell you how much grain you may grow or how many cattle,'
hogs and hens you may own? They promise you protection.
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They don't tell you that Higher tariff, full protection
omeank an end to Canadian Trade which under Liberal policy
is the highest per capita in the world. You remember what
happened in the 30's when under a Conservative Government
tariff were raised, conferences wore called. Trode stopped
and you couldn't sell products at any price?
Do you want to return to conditions as they were then?
They promise you tax reduction. But they also promise
additional expenditures amounting to more than a billion
dollars. You know promises like these mean nothing. You
can spend more, you can tax less but you can't do both at the
same tine.
. Don't be fooled - Don't take a chance.
.VOTE LIBERAL
In Huron, Elect Andy McLean
HAVE A VGIOE ON THE GOVERMENT SIDE.
Published by the Huron Liberal Association.
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