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�....... -- URN, Aug-.- 11—Rev.' and
'Jghi' ' oneyman, of Toronto,
V,re lreVent visitors with Mrs; John
404zJ1e as.: ,,,lean er .of, Gre
e' a -t a SO- Sippiy ' min-
. iter at Grand Valley Presbyterian
Church. ,
Rev, C. E. Taylor, cf Melbourne.
visited last week with his brother,
Mr. Bert Taylor, and firs. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs, Grant MacDonald,
of 'London, visited la:s'; Wednesday
with her grintdparents, Mr, and
Mrs. George Beadle.
Mr. and \lrs. Fd \lil!er and son
Jcanmy-,°of Windsor, \‘, ere \isitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller
and Gail.
Mrs, 'Alfred Tt•bbutt., 6f Gode-
rich, spent last Wednesday with
her brother, Mr. Ezekial Phillipa,
Mrs. Phillips and Miss Laura '
Mrs. Frcd9°Toll, Mrs. John Gra-
ham, Mrs. Kenneth McDougall,
Bernice .and Allan attended the
Blyth Presbyterian W.M:S, at the
home of Miss A. Tull.
Mr. and Mrs, Ben Hamilton and
Son John, of Toronto, are holiday-
ing at a cottage at Bogie's Beach
and visiting with his father, Mr.
David Hamilton. and other rela-
tives.
Mr, Reg Asquith. • of Islington,
was a week -end visitor with his
parents, Mr, and , Mrs. Charles
Asquith.
Mr, and Mrs. Harry ,Arthtfr, Judy,
Mark and Gregory spent the week-
end with friends in Woodstock,
;,.Mr._au4Mrs. Colin Young, ,newly _
_ �... weds, of Toronto, vited witd' Mr.
and Mrs. Ezekial Phillips.
'Friends of' Mr. Charles Scott are
pleased that he is able to be out
again.
Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs.
Gordon Hesk (nee Shirley Turner),
on the arrival of their .baby son
in Adexandra Marine and General
Hospital 'on August 9th,
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Arthur and
familyreturnedlast e from
week fr m
a holiday spent near Orillia.
.
Jack ---Armstrong,
and Mr" and Mrs, Clifford Carter;
of Woodstock, left last week on a
trip to the Western' Provinces.
Mr. and Mfrs. Willarq L. Craig
and family are holidaying at Lake
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s.s.. Carol r,Stapies,
With her aunt, Mrs. Colquohon, an.
Mr. Colquohon at Clinton. Master
Kenneth Colquohon is holidaying
here.
Mr. ' and Mrs. Gormerly Thomp-
son, of Braiupton, are visiting -with
Mr. Mogridg„e,
'Mr..and Mrs. Earl \\'ighttnan and
son, liarv0., lefi,on a trip to Cal•
gary this week.
•\ir and \lrs ,Gracie. of Guelph,
\\ ere recent wtsttors \wtth her sister,
Mrs. Doniald Barnes, \lt', Haines.
'\Margie acid .Eddie -
Mr. James l'ierrie, of . Brussels,
'student at Waterloo College, was
the speaker at the joint Presby•
ter•ia'n Church service at Blyth last
Sunda.
Mr. and Jfrs. Ed. Davies, accont.-
namueci by. Mr, and Mrs, 'William
Weekes-, of llensall, visited over
the holiday'.with friends at Parry
Sound, Uranium City, Elliott•,Lake,
and crossed the new Mackinac
Bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Duff and
SQ'tis, Dennis and Virgil, of Wind-
sor, visited last week with his aunt,
Mrs. Fred Ross,
Mrs. Joseph Hamilton, of Dun-
gannon, was a guest of her sister-
in-law, Mrs. George Hamilton, last
!week.
Mr. and Mrs. • Ed, Ryan and
daughter, Mrs. Michael Ford, and
her daughter ,little Miss Jennifer
Ford, visited last Friday with Mrs.
Charles Straughan. Mr.' Straughan
returned to London with them for
a few days.
Mrs. ' Babuck and son Brian, 9f
Winnipeg, were recent visitors with'
her brother, Mr. Donald -Haines,
Mrs. Haines and family.
Miss Margaret Jackson is attend-
ing the •four -weeks school held for
librarians in- Wing ham.
h
Mrs, Robert Arthur and
Miss
MargaretWright Wri : attended .a show-
•er -fon Miss'Sh-i-rIey=B'ecla:rd4h. Gode ,.
rich last week,
Dr. T, W. and Mrs. Hazelwood;
Gdderich Branch 109' Canadian Legion
VETERANS' ANNUAL PICNIC
SUNDAY, AUGUST 17th
AT' JOWETTS GROVE, BAYFIELD
BUS LEAVES LEGION HALL AT 1.30 --P.M.
Bring 'sandwiches and salad—Dessert and beverages supplied.
— ALL\ VETERANS'FAMi,1,I,,IES. WELCOME. — r
Sports Car Racing -
Presented by London Automobile Sport- Club
Saturday, Aug. 23
— AT —
Green Acres Circuit, Port Albert
(Highway 21 -- Ten Miles ;North of Goderich)
NINE EVENTS COMMENCING AT 10.30 A.M.
ADMISSION $2.00
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Waterloo CcittIe
Breeding Assoiation
"WHERE BETTER BULLS ARE USED"
Winner h was best udder winner at the
daughter of a Unit bull' a
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1956.C.N.E.
We express appreciation for the fine co-operation received
on our new .weekend .sgItedute for sailing in for service which
is on a trial basis. .......,,,
The cows in heat on Saturday afternoon and evening are
inseminated early Sunday 'morning, but you must • phone for
service for these on Saturday ` between 6 and 8 p.m.
We have Fiad'a tremendous response from both old and
new members which,has resulted in an increase -in our number
of inseminations that has never been equalled during any one
year with one exception, 1952.
There are till many cattle owners mating their cows and
heifers with scrub bulls with the resulting calves being of poor
val,ity. ,nit calla, us for s_-rvice4.the�resufll, :.�.W.
BETTER CATTLE POR• BETTER LIVING
Grade or purebred, dairy or beef, or cross -breeder, we
cart give you Service' from any breed you wish.
For service..or more information,catl collect 0.—
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CLINTO
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an9.30 t mt.: week ..days_
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I `etiited 6 and 8 p;m. on Satuday evening
of Toronto, visited recently with
her sister, Mrs. William T. Robison,
and Mr. Robison. .
Flower Show. -r -,D9 you like flow
ers?" Do you know what coreolisis,
chingherinchee, lynchnis or nem-
esia
emesia Hovers look like? 7.f you do
,butt:r,thez!': 34,t :
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held in the Orange Hall on August
21 by the Auburn Horticultural
Society and see for yourself all the
different varieties of flowers that
grow in this district.. The villa_
flower beds will be judged and 'a
prize will be given for ' the best
name for the new park. A box will
be at the door to hold your names.
The winner will be chosen at the
September meeting, Everyone ,can
show their flowers as this is atr,
open show. All exhibits aro to
be in by '10.30 a.m. sharp. Tne
doors will be open from '2.30 to
5 p.m.. arad .7 to 10 p,m. Tea will
be ,s.t?t.'v4'd. For further informa-
tion please see the notices placed
in all business places in the village.
•Mr. and Mrs. C. S, Shouldiee and
r. and Mrs, N. Shouldice, of •Qwen
Sound, 'visited last week with Mr.
at4i Mss^ W. -'F. Robison.
Congratulations to Misses Marie
Andrews, Shirley Patterson and
Karen Petterson in obtaining
their
caps at Hamilton last Friday. These
girls will be certified nurses' assist-
ants when they graduate next
February. •
Mrs. Verna Doerr, of Niagara
Falls, visited last Sunday with her
brother, Mr. Gordon Chamney, Mrs.
Chamney and family.
Mrs. A.' E. Henry, of Exeter,
spent last week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Robison.
Mr. Arthur Grange spent- -the
week -end with his wife and family.
Mr. William Seers has opened
up a stew body and fender shop
on the new highway.
Mr. and Mrs. John Maize and
family moved into their new home
recently. They purchased it from
Mr, Ed. Davies.
Mr. and,Mrs. Arnold Phillips and
family,of r n o and
Mr.and
Too t
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Mrs, Royce, Phillips were Sunday
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visitors with their aunt„ Mrs. Harry
`FremIin. K .. -
• Mrs. Harry Beadle and grand-
daughter Miss Gail Miller, spent.
last week in London With 1Vliss
Carol Beadle.
The sympathy of this community
is extended to the family of the
late Mrs. George Hodges whose
funeral took place on .Monday at
the J. 'K. Arthur funeral home.
Mrs. Otto Popp, of Dungannon,
visited on Sunday 'with her son,
Mr. Lorne Popp, , Mrs. Popp and
family,
BAYFIELD
BAYFIELD, Aug. 11. — Miss
Pamela Parker, London; spent • last
Week with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm, Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. :Vlore, De-
troit; spent the week -end at their
home.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Matthews,-
Port
atthews,-Port Dover, are visiting Mr. 'and
Mrs, John Sturgeon; sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pounder -and
famrlr,-Lnndam- are-spetrding' 'heir
vacation with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs L W. Scolchmer..
-Mr. arid Mrs. Malcolm Fraser,
Fort William, are, spending a vaca-
tion ut' the home of their cousin,
Miss Cecil McLeod. ,
Dr, A. C. Chapman, Detroit,
spent the 'week -end with his wife.
The W.A. of St. James Church,
Middleton, held a successful bake
sale onc'Saturdday at 'the home of
Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner.
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Nicholls,
London, spent the weekend with
her mother, Mrs, Fred. McEwen.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Surgeon,
Preston, are spending a few days
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Sturgeon.
Mr. and Mrs: Jack Murray, Owen
Sound, spent the week -end with his
sister, Mrs. Mae ,McLeod:
Miss Helene Brownlee, London,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. R. B,
Johnston,
Donald Matthews, London, spent
the week -end with his' wife and
baby.
Mrs. A. Furter, London,' is visit-
ing her brother, Harold Stinson.
Mr. and Mrs.''Gordon Pfaff and
son ,Mark. Windsor, were at their
home over the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. ,1-Iugh 1V1t:Laren and
•CIt•rjst•ine; Per't•-Elgin., .arre..visiting
;Misses. -Maude and Josephine Stirl-
ing.
me. and Mrs. Jr Pasman and
baby, ' London., spent the week -end
with Pastor and Mrs, 1. Bodenham,
Glezin Brandon,-Chatharn, spent
the week -end with his wife and
three children.
Miss Barbara Stephenson, Tor-
onto, was with her parents over
the week -end.
The Rev. and Mrs. George
Scotchmer. and family, Galveston,
THE GODERICH I;GNAL-STAR
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Expect Labor Day
Races To Draw
Full Entry Llist
- 'We—expect--a—full field--for---the
Labor Day , harness races here,"
says Hugh Hill secretary ;of.Gode-
rich Trotting and Agricultural As-
sociation.
, There are five events scheduled,
with purses totalling $1,990.
Several entries have been re
ceived already: Some of these are
horses which have been racing at
Old Woodbine in Toronto, and Mr.
Hill expects there will be more
horses coming ' from there since
that track closes around ,August
26.
' There will be two divisions, with
$300 at Stake. in each division, for
2.28-2.30 class horses. -,Purses-of
$400 are offered in each of the 2.25'
and 2.20-2.23 classified events.
Topping the program is the junior
free-for-all with $500 at stake,-------
As usual, the mobile starting
gate will be in operation at Agri-
cultural Park and there' will be
betting privileges.
KINGSBRIbGE
KINGSB'RID, E, Aug 11'.._. 3Mlr.
and Mrs 1VXichael Law and 'otic
daughters, ' 'of London, Mrs. Bert
-Martin-and four sons,- of Hamilton,.
,and Mrs. Wm., Lannon, of London,
were week -end ,visitors with the
Blaise Martin family,
•Mr. and Mrs. Jack Austin, Pat-'
,rick and Sharon, of Timmins, are
visiting with the Clifton Austin
family, -
Mr. Peter Lierman, Matt Foley,
Frances Dalton, Patricia Ann Mar-
tin, Jimmy Martin, Mike' Dalton
and Kenneth Fitzpatrick are among.
those from ,this district who have
obtained employment in the Lang-
ton tobacco district.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Ribar, of Flor-
ida, were week -end guests at the.
Frank Sullivan home. •
Mr. and Mrs. A. Kraemer, of
Hesson, visited with their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Gene Frayne, and family
on Sunday. Danny Frayne return-
ed home after a week's visit' in
Hesson,
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Doyle anti Jam-
ily, of Detroit, are vacationing with
Mrs. Edward Foley and family.
W
Texas, spent last week with his
father, F. G. Scotchmer.
Charles Widcombe, and daughter,
Mary, Windsor, are occupying
William Heard -'s... home .,on Ann.
street."
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Oddleifson,
London, were at their home over
the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs: Lloyd Winhold and
family, London, are. visiting her
father; Thos. Castle.
Mr. and Mts. L. B: Smith, Lon-
don, are spending their vacation
with Mr. and Mrs. E. Featherston.
George Fellows, Riverside, spent
the week -'end with his wife and
family.
ST. AUGUSTINE
ST. AUGUSTINE; Aug. 1'2.—Mrs.
Raymond Boyle returned to her
home this week with her baby son
from Al
exandrai
H:Bs tat, Goderich.
P
Jim Brophy
,Goderi h i
sv'sit
visiting
AJbrose and Mary Ada Brophy.
Miss Maureen Leddy, Kitchener,
spent the week -end at her home
Miss Bernadette Boyle, •London,
Mr. and Mrs, Lyle Mulhern and
daughter Rita, Chatham, spent last
week -end at their home here.
Mr. and. Mrs. Thomas Kinahan,
London, spent last week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. Will Kinahan and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leddy, Nor-
man, Harold and Joanne, spent
Sunday with relatives here.
MISS Mary Boyle, London, visit-
ed the Ray Boyle home last week.
Misses Joan and Betty Devereaux
spent- several days "visiting Tela-
lives in Detroit; also the week -end
with the Bernardo family in' Lon-
don as did Mr. and Mrs. , Gus
-Devereaux...,
`Mr.' and Mrs, George Riordan,
Detroit, spent the week -end here
recently with the Devereaux fam-
ily. .,
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Leddy, Kitchener, on the
bir.th.. of a baby daughter who was
born in St. Mary's Hospital there
on July 29.
1VIr. -'and Mrs. Joseph `Leddy' and
Clara, Goderich, and Mr.'!andMrs.
Earl Leddy and Coleen, Toronto,
visited friends here Sunday.
- The baby son of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Boyle was baptized on
Sunday by Rev. Father' Urbanksi,
The sponsors were Lotus and Miss
Louise Koob, Saskatchewan, twin
brother and sister of Mrs. Boyle,
ASHFIELD
ASi4F1iELD, Aug. 11.—Mr. and
Mrs. N. Jackman, of Toronto, spent
the week -end,- with •David Mac-
Kenzie.
Douglas Farrish visited his mo-.
ther, Mrs. K. Farrish, one day last,
week,
Mrs, R. D, MacDonald . and Mr
and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor and child-
'fb"r of Sarnia, are holidaying at
Bruce Beach and visiting old
friends and relatives here.
Mr, and Mrs. Stephen Elliott and
•Billy'are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wm,
MacDonald,
F V
.Taylor s Corner
.TAYLOR'S CORNER„.Aug,
Mr. Duncan Ashton . and son, Clay-,
ton, of Saskatoon, spent a few days
with Mrs. Lorne Bodges and Mrs.
Irvine Oke.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester McNall and
family, of Waterford, are spending
their holidays here.
A very successful bake sale was
held oil Saturday when a good' sum
was realized.
Mr. Robert Fuller is a patient
in Alexandra Hospital. His friends
wish him a speedy recovery..
NH , r r+IM
I'M SCUPPtRED
AND,. I'M ALL AT SE -A
THOSE PILED -UP BILLS
ARE SINKING/IE.
').A: attrwT
day afternoon at Fort Albert bea.1..
in honor of , Mr,, John Tigert sr.,
who celebrated his 90th birthday.
There -were 80 present. Those
from a distance were Mr. Tigert's
daughter,' Mrs.' Marion Meinte.e,. hex
son,' Ted, and family, from Cleve-
land, Ohio, Miss. Grace Tigert and
Mr. Jerry Moore, of Sarnia•+and Mr.
and Mrs, Gordon George and fam-
ily, of London.
Mr. Art Dickson who is a leader,
of the Young People's Association,
assisted by Misses Lynda Blake' and
Eleanor Alton gave the address at
St. Andrew's United Church, Dun-
gannon and Nile on Sunday in the
absence of Rev. R.'' Cennedy.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Girders, of
Detroit, spent last week with Mr,
•••••••••••loess a”••••1
Lakeview Casino
Grand Bend
Dancing Every
Wednesday - Friday -- Saturday
LIONEL THORNTON
and his Casa Royal orchestra
Some say this is the bestrOrchestra
1;4.
ever to play at "The Bend" ---Have
you heard them—Really Sweetl
Plan a party and dance in a ball-
room where nice people meet.
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and Mrs. David Martin.
Mr:and and Mrs. John McBride, of
London, spent the week -end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Tigert.'
Miss Minnie Dickson and Mrs.
s. Jervell and, daughter Cathi,
4N
month of August; a-ttfiei<r• cottage
at Maple Grove Beach.
Mrs. -B. B. Price and son Joel,
of • Battle Creek, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Tigert.'
Mr. and Mrs. David Martin " Mr.
and Mrs, Gordon, Martin and �fam-
ily, attended the family -picnic at
Harbor Park on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. M. G. McEntee and grand -
Man. APB011ir:
rand•
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THURSDAY AUGUST 14th, 1936'
daughter Lorri, of Cleveland, Ohio,
spent the week with her father,
Mr. John Tigert, sr.
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plans to carry a special "Back
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In it will be advertising mes•
sages from your merchants re-
minding you of your needs in
school supplies, ' clothing for
schopl days, etc. Watch ' fox
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