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DUNGANNON, Sept. 9. — The tette„' Murray McDowell, Uarsey Visitors Sunday '.‘tvenirt
Dungannon United. Church on Sun- McDowell, Lloyd McDowell Mid Mrs. iiiirinefirenrY Were
day held rededication services at!
11 a.m. and 8 p.m. in its beautifully
renovated interior. Gladioli in a
pink and white color Scheme lent
a loKely early autumncjiarin. Rev.
Roy Kennedy, •the minister, con-
ducted the -services and Rev. Ger-
' don Butt, Giles United Church,
Windser, avpresident of the London eo,Rference, gave an inapiring mes-
sage at each service. In the morn -
in.& he introduced himself as not
feeling an entire stranger as his
father had,a number of years ago,
preached" in charges at Goderich
and Centralia. , "Feed My Sheep"
was his text and he asked that
each one come into union of true
Christian Fellowship.The Har-
bouraires, of Goderich, were a
male - choir, led by Mr. George
Buchanan and accompanied by Mr.
Ed. Stiles,' The anthems, much
enjoyed, were "Gloria in Excelsis;"
"Bless This House" and "Crossing
they Bar." During the service the
- following memorials were dedicat-
ed: a -new communion table donat-
ed by the family of the late Mr.
and Mrs. David Sproulin their
memory; a sanctuary cross given
by the family in loving memory of
Mr. and Mrs. John Elliott; brass
altarware in memory of Mr. Walter
Dickason. Other gifts were: new
hymnbooks, donated by Mr. and'
Mrs. L. B. Pentland; a new hymn-
book by the Dungannon ' choir; a
pulpit appendia donated by Rev.
and Mrs. Kennedy. In the • even-
ing, Rev. Mr. Butt brought a special
message based • on The Lord's
Prayer. The Westfield tMen's Choir
sang "Fairest Lord Jesus" and
"Peace Be Still." A male num.-
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Lloyd Walden sang "Reinefnher Nfri0;, Wm. Auelc.4181441%B014s1
Me, 0 Mighty One," accompanied Ofher.recerit visitors were. and
by Mrs: Murray McDowell. Other Mrs. Jim Curran,Vancy and Paul,
'ministers attending the evening of St. Helena. •
service Were the chairman of Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Chialiolin
Miran Presbytery, Bev. C. D. and little daughter, Donna Lyn,
Daniel; Rev. R. S. MU, Auburn; of Dawson Creek, B.C., arrived
Rev. E. A. Enatace, Goderich; .Rey. home last week at the home of hit
G. Kaiser, Ashfield; Rev. O. Geiger, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chia-
Lucknow. DePitle clamp Weather, holm, , for a twa weeks Vacation.
large crowds attended. The over- Ronald.left for 'iltrest%six, years
flow occupied' the ).)aSeniefir an • ago and hat been employed and
listened by loud speakers. Tea was doing well with the booming oil
served at the conclusion of the industry in the West. They flew
service. . in to ,Windsor airport and joined
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Henry and his sister; Mrs. Murray Oke (Marie),
family spent Sunday with the form- husband and two little sons, all
er's !nether; Mrs. • Irvine Henry, coming this way to enjoy faintly
with Bandy celebrating his . fifth reunions with their parents and
birthday. brothers Raymond and Leonard,
Mr. J. C. Durnin, who has started wife and family.
a four year course in accountancy Mrs. R. •Fitzgerald and Mrs.
at Kitchener,, pent- the week -end :Irvine Henry ‘1,stisiteit •their aunt,
at home. - Mrs. Thos. Henry, Belfast, recently.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mr. Delmar Maize, who taught
Sherwood on Sunday were Mr. and school at Port Albert, is- now at-
rs. Jim Sherwood, Goderich; and tending Guelph Agricultural Col -
r. and Mrs. Leslie Ritchie, Hack- lege.
ettstown. Mr. and Mrs. Wib. McLeod, Kin -
Mr. Tom Fowler and Mr. Bill cardine, visited Mr, and Mrs. Robt,
Black left on Monday to attend Stothers and family on Sunday.
Teacher's College, Stratford. Mrs. Ross Henry and family visit -
Mrs. J. J. Ryan visited Mr. and ed 'Mrs. Gordon Rintoul, White -
Mrs. Tom Webster on Sunday. church, one day last week.
-Miss Evelyn Smyth it to be con- Mrs. Ada Wilson, Goderich,
gratulated on winning • a $250 visited Misses Rehina, Nettie and
scholarship as she graduated from Clara Sproul; sisters, on Sunday
Grade XIH at GDCI. She is now and attended the special services
at Stratford Teacher's College. at the United Church.
Miss Marlene Maize was home Mr. and Mrs. Gordon 'Lee and
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert daughter, of Goderich, visited her
Maize. She is attending Goderich sister, Mrs. Fred Young, Mr. Young
Business College. and sons.
- Mr.. and :Mrs/ J. D. Hesson, ,Mr: Elmer Shackleton, wife and
ford, were Sunday Visitors with daughter Miley, of Detroit, visited
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his mother, Mrs. Ellen Shackleton,
at Lucknow hospital. We are sorry
to learn that Mrs. Shackleton re-
ceived a nasty fall and isn't very
well. Elmer alsir • visited his
sister, Mrs: -John McWhinney, and -
Mrs. Robt. Reid, Port Elgin. Other
visitors with them at Port Elgin
were Mr. and Mrs.'. Bert McWhin-
ney, Mrs. Mathew Shackleton an
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Maize. Mrs.
'John McWhinney is now visiting
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mathew
Shackleton and friends at the Nile.
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SHEPPARDTON
SHEPPARDTON, Sept. 9.—Mr.
and Mrs: -MIM-at Callibuil and son
Kenneth, spent the week -end at
Beeton; Orillia and Midland.
Mr. RaYniond Haggitt spent sev-
eral days last week in Goderich
hospital with complications from
the flu. Mr. Barry Brown, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ben BroWn, was also,
a patient in the 'hospital for a few
days. We are pleased to say both
are improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Cummings, of De-
troit, are visiting at the home of
the lady's mother, Mrs. Jones, and
other relatives.
r:" andl.M.-George_..Krause:
Cara- of Kitchener, visited - with
the former's sister, Mrs. Haggitt
and Mr. George Haggitt recently.
Mr. Jimmy Vogler spent a week
at the home of his grandmother,
Mrs. Haggitt, and Mr. Haggitt. Mr.
and ' Mrs. Vogler and Harold, of
Detroit, also visited at the 'Haggitt
homeand Jim returned to Detroit
with them.
Visitors at the Foster home re-
cently were Mr. and Mrs. J. Pit-
blado and family, of St. Catharines;
Mr: and Mrs. ;N. Anderson, Shirley
and Jerry, of Toronto; • Mrs.
Foster, of Kitchener, and Mrs. John
Foster, of Goderich. • '
Visitors with the -Hart family re-
cently were Mr. and Mrs. 0. Woods
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Morgan, of Dresden, also Mr. Hart's
brother, Steve Hart, of Dresden,
who spent a week at the Hart
home.
Mss. Cowan, of Dresden, is stay-
ing at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. A. -Adkin, and Mr, Adkin.
Mrs. Adkin is teaching. •in the
Goderich public school. , ,
Visitors at the Adkin bonne dur-
ing the holiday week -end were
Mr.,Don Cowan, �f Welland, Mr.
and Mrs. John Ross and family,
and Mr. and Mrs: G. Morgan and
family, of Dresden.
Ruth Hart and Billie McGuire
started public school this term and,
Miss Lynda Foster is attending
Goderich Collegiate.
'After A Canadian Week End 1 Find 1 Can
Enjoy A World Crisis!'
Sees Canadian Weekly Newspapers
As Important Advertising Mediums
There is an encouraging evidence 'Better Newspapers Competitions of
.that business and industry is be-
the CWNA were raising the excel-
lence of weekliel 1'An attractive
ginning to realize more than ever looking paper is an added-ifiduce-
the important market that weeklies went to the advertiser,' he pointed
serve in Canada, Hugh E. McCor, out,
mick, of the 'Monlreal .Monitor and Mr. McCormick said that the
725 -odd weeklies in Canada were
incoming president of the CWNA, a big potential market Whose im,
told more than 400 delegates at- pact on national life ,cannot be
tending the 39th annual convention over-estimated. Hb noted that -of
last week in Toronto. the 265 constituencies with seats
But,- he said, -there -never -has in the House of -Commons, 194 at
been a time in the long and color- latt count, were served by weekly
ful history of the weekly news- newspapers.
paper industry in 'Canada, when
there was a more urgent need to
promote weeklies as a key advertis-
ing media in he business life of
the nation,
The five million readers served
in Canada by the weeklies were
making an impression on advertis-
ers, he said.
"For 100 years the weekly press
has had its 'problems but nothing
like today when competition from
her -media, rising -costs, -ern,
demands and so on, threaten our
very- existence as - a Tome in -our
national life," Mr. McCormick said.
Mr: McCormick felt that the
PORT ALBERT
For the work of the CWNA in
promoting the cause of the weekly
press, Mr. McCormick had nothing
but praise. •
"In the 22 years that I have been
attending CWNA conventions - I
have been impressed by the social
value 'of the association," he said.
"It's value as a fraternal group
has always impressed me, but more
recently I have come' to, see that
the CWNA 'can be a powerful' in-
t in furthering the good'.nf
the industry."
- Taking prominent parts. in -the
receptions extended to newspaper-
men attending the convention were
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two persons well-known in Gode-
rich. One is Jim Redditt, on behalf
of Imperial Oil Limited, and • the
other is Tommy Lee, who has a
summer home on the Bayfield road.
ASHRELD
,Sept. 9.—Mr. and
'Mrs. Frank MacLennan visited with
friends in Toronto over the :week-
-end.
• Mr. and Mrs. Bain Stewart and
David visited friends in Lochalsh,
for a few days.
David MacKenzie has sold his
farm And is moving to Kincardine
shortly. •
Fred MacGregor is holding' a
sale of land and -implements on
Saturday.
Kiss Maryann West is this year
attending Teacher's College ifl
Stratford.
Mary Lou Collinson and Alex
MacKenzie have this yea? started
studies at Goderich Collegiate
Institute,
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Feeling it had no alternative,
Town Council Weed somewhat rc.
luctantly to pay a bill of 44041.57
for a sewage, treatment .plant 414•»,
Wy.
tinder pressure from the Ontario..
Water IteSources ,Commission,
Council commissioned consulting
engineers, M. M. Dillon & Co: Ltd.,
to do the job earlier this year.
Councillor Bruce Sully complain-
ed that the engineers not only had
charged too mueb but tailed to
give Council what they promised.
Council asked verballY—though
perhaps not in writing—Or cost
estimates on primary and second-
ary sewage treatment plants. It
was given the figure for a complete
plant but not for the cheaper prini-
ary R!ant, he contended.
' Council decided to pay the bill
and send the firm a letter asking
for the cost figure on the, primary
plant—at no further cost to the
town.
The firm had stated in writing
that its fees for preparing a pre-
diminary report on a sewage plant
would not exceed $1„500. But ap,
parently some expenses were extra,
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PORT ALBERT, Sept. 8.—Port
Alh'ert school opened last Tuesday
with Mr. Dale Holdenby, of Luck -
now, as teacher. We welcome Mr.
Holdenby to our community,
Labor Day visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hoy were:
Mr. and Mrs. William Knight,
Bonny and Ricky, of Sarnia, Mrs,
Earl Teschke, Valerie and Gerald,
of Desboro, and Mr. and Mrs. Don
Bowden and Larry, of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Grigg, of
London, spent the week -end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David
Martin. Mr. Martin' returned to
London with them for a short '
visit.
Services were resumed at St.
Andrew's United Church on Sun-
day with Rev. Gordon Butt, of Giles
'Boulevard United Church, Windsor,
as- guest speaker. Rev., Roy Ken-
nedy has been on holidays for the
past month,
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Tigert spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. ,M.
Dunlop, in Kincardine,
Mes, Harold Adams was in Lon-
don on Monday.
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