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DUNGANNON
DUNPANZiON, Oct, 14. --1 lives with her brother and his
Vii4tors with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil wife, Mr. and. Mrs. R. J. IJurnin,
in the village. Miss Durnin is
,bert;over Thanksgiving week -'tall and straight in stature with
tad were Mr. and Mrs. D. k' keen brown eyes that sparkle
Williattnson, Tommy, Teddy,!while in conversation ,high
--Timmy-and y-anzd Te ilyn, of London;
adds to her.. good wit and Irisly
Mr. and Mfrs. Norman Baker, humor. We regret, that h
Marry, Ronnie and Sandy, of � sister-in=-law, Mrs. Robt. Durni..,
-Toronto, and Mr• and .Mrs. K. who has been ill with a bad
E. Wood, Dale and Laura Lee,
s e,►f London. cold, was hospitalized at Gode•
Visitors at the home of Mr. rich on Sunday last. So she
Brown Smythe were Mr.and wrll.i.ng1X ' helps with household
duties 'anfl, of course , ,will be a
Mrs. Robert Brigham and fain
bit lonesant until her sister -in -
illy, of Toronto. law return. We join in wishing
Congratulations to Miss Ellen her continued health, and hap
Durnin on her 97th birthday on piness and also the return of
October 14th. She: is enjoying health to Mrs. Robert Durnin.
normal . health and attributes 'bliss Clara Sproul, Stratford,
^this -to 'not harboring any un-'A'as • borne with her sisters,
necessary Worries, • following Misses Rebina and Nettie Sproul
regular routine clay by day, and' for, r, Thanksgiving,.owing her limitations. She Miss Grace Crawford, Gode-
rich, visited for the .week -end
at the R. J. Durnin home.
The' United Church service
next Sunday wil-1 be cancelled'as
Nile observes anniversary ser-
, vices when Rev. Get), Watt, Oak-
ville returns to preach.
r
W. 1. Denomme
FLOWER
SHOP
Phone
198
a1��I,lia/uid Blake.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Kil-
patrick, Toronto, Visited ,with
relatives here and Benmiller,
Mrs. S. J. Kilpatrick,.Lucknow,
also visited with Members of
ger family.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Sherwood
and Robert, spent the week -end Allen, Watrous, Sask., and Mr.
with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Fin- and Mrs. Wm. 'Hill and Ethel
aigan, Detroit. of. Goderich, spent Wednesday
r and, any baby clothing or antic-, years. at )?ort, Albert. Mr. Doh-
Taylor
oll-
les erty ulnas a member of the St.
Tay ors Corner We are glad to report that Joseph's Roman e a t h o 1 i o
Mrs. George Ginn is able to be Church, 'Kingsbridge, '" and of
TAYLOR'S CORNER, Oct. 13. home again. The ,Holy. Nanw Society.
—Mr. and Mrs Harry Emigh, Anniversary services are Sun- In 1926 he was married. to
Saskatoon, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. day, October 18, with services Mary Loretto Kelly, of Blyth,
at 11 a.m, and 7 30 p.m. who now survives. Two daugh-
ters, Mary Catherine ,and Sarah
Elizabeth, by a first marriage
live in Belfast, Ireland. Other-
Mr. W. Stafford, a patient at with Mrs. Robert Fuller.
uoderich hospital for the past' Mr. and Mts. Leonard Rodges,' DONALD GiBBfa
iuur weeks, has sufficiently re- Marilyn and Janet, spent the
.!overed to be moved to his Thanksgiving week -end in Os-
-Mr. Donald Gibbs, a former
.come' herein the village and is coda, Mich. organist of Knox Presbyterian
,n the road tp recovery. Mr, and Mrs Wm. Cudmore Church, Goderich, and retired
The .Dungannon U n i t e d spent Sunday at 'the home of organist of St. Andrew's Presby-
..hurch will observe anniversary the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs:teria>i Church, Sarnia, died' re-
;eryices on Sunday, October, 25, Roy Wilson. Gently at Sarnia_ He Was a music
11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Rev. S.A.-, Mr. and Mrs, J'i'm Matheson teacher and vice president of
?ickering, of'Mc�unt Forest, will and Hee her, of Toronto, spent Lambton music festival.
.lddress both morning and even thew end with Mr. and Mrs. lie is 'survived ,by his wife,
,ng services. Guest musicians Wrn.• Snyder. Ruby M eLe.od, frmerly of Gode-
will be present for special Mr: and Mrs. Ken Bauer spent'rich, and a sister, Mrs. G. F.
music at bofh services. the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Publuw, of •Vancouver.
Mrs. Abner Morris, who has Jas. McMillen.•JA'VI7✓.S JO SEF'Ii DOHEItTY�.
oeen'on the- sick list, has lately, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young with
oeen visited by relatives ---Mr. Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Holmes Following .an illness of three
and Mrs, Anderson Mugford, attended the Tebhutt-Dean wed- week's in Alexandra Hospital,
London, Mr. anci Mrs. Douglas ding in Guelph on Saturday. James Joseph Doherty died on
Freeman, Clipttln, Mr, and Mrs, Mrs. Doug Robisclfl and .girls Tuesday evening last at the age
Don Shannahan and family, Sim- spent the week -end with her of 69. Born in Ireland, he came'
coe, Mr. and Mrs. Len Christi- father, Mr. Austin Sturdy. 'Co Canada 36 ye'trs ago. He was'
,aw, Nile, and Mrs, Gerald Blake:the week -end in "Oshawa with,a -son of the late Mr, and Mrs.
and children, Holmesvilie; tiIr. and Mrs, Jerry Ginn spent James Doherty, of Ireland. He,
Mrs. Winnifred Widcombe 11,7r parents, Mr. and Mrs. L; resided first at Blyth,. later at
Mrs. Berth ,Wilson Shawnee and nephew,' J. C- Darnin, Ina-• Gorrie, Kingsbridge and tor the past 12
OBITUARY -
Kansas, after a visit with rela-i :ured to \\ ind.sor and returned Mr. and Mrs. Chester McNall
rives here and in Toronto -is; to the vi1•lage t,at the weekend. „End family, Ai'at.erford, spent
now returning l otne. ; Mr, Durnin lister returned to I'hank.iiving witn Mr. -and Mrs. DANCING
Born at St. Jo.scph's Hospital,! Kitchener, Sam MeNall.
London, on Octob.!r 12th, to Mr. l Next Sunday' Erskine Presby• Miss Phyllis Glen spent the,.
:,rir1 Mrs. Cyril Boyle, St. 1ug:.,us-'.;urian Church will observe an- week -end in S,•dhurs with Mr. EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
brie; a daughter. 1 Ili veraary services, 11 a.m. and and 'Mrs. Ken McAllister. . ---- AT -_ •r
Vi.;itors 'with Mr. and Mrs. I ,30 pan. Mr, 13t,rr•y" \IcQuillin is The 1 ,id.ea' :1:d met at. the
fferb Finnigan were Miss Marg-!,ut -t sulois:1 and'Rev, \\'m. Hen -home of \Ins. Reg. Sturdy on '
',r(•t ,Joy I>•urnin, Toronto, Mr.' derson, AV'all,ertor,, guest speak- Tueailay last. Mrs., .B Walter,. �' ueWater lounge
Bill .'Atkinson, '`'lint. \Lich., Mr.',q! at both services, ,lie is a vice-president, • hi.,d charge • of MUSIC BY RHYTRMAIRES
DAY .,nil Mr, It, ,1, McClure, Robert .,itf irllaw 'of the late Rev,C. the rneetfn1. An invitation to
or
,:nil Bruce', Elmira, 1 Me•Dnriald, furnl�•r ly of Erskine the Union \V•M.S. Thankoffei•ini VOCALS —
Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Blake and, 1'resbytur•i,an Clytrch. t�,a5 accepted. I'hr Navemh('r 9 ft -12 p.m.
NIGHT f.,t.nily and Mr IIarold Blake,'{ 'A Yottn People's Rally -at meetin i will be . held at the. 114 miles south of Goderich,
__....... ,4,. Sunday v1,lt‘'d Mr, and Mrs. e,i rth°, oh 1'Itesday night at- home of Mrs. Duel' Sturdy. The
Agent;;for 24.hr. WiTh I•'oulds, St George, . racted two loads 01 youngheo- roll Ball to he answered with Highway 21 = Phgne 1167.
FILM DEVELOPING • \Trs. D. S. Fines, ,,Toronto,' rile from Uu'l;.,a000fl Y.1',L.' an article for t'h.e baby la`•ette Catering to• Weddings,. Ban -,1
' 20tf v.i-it,. rl bar brothers,! Messrs. Rev. I)r." empl(', of Huron fres- consisting of soap, face"" cloths quets, Parties, etc. .11-43x'
MUM, !i1teVy. . sive the Hrir•ess for the '
pr,,araln foliowing the banquet.
Mr. ',nd \firs •ift,ward Black
;,r. 1 l i li •, spent '1'lr"ipk.,;ivin2
,w,t.'•) their ctau !,liter, Mrs. Ray
,.an'('y, ltiy alit! : r!_;r,d(laughter.
1.,,,:1r:e., af St 'Phomas, 1t .was
:,.e.,1 a ;_!re„it ` 1'harrks,iivin2 'at
.:o' St, they 11(Mlf' th(•re, ,then
We ''1,.: ,10 1;•,rl to 'have their'.'
little ur 1' yo,„.. -old 'tau 4htc'r,
1.aur,e. 1:mie from Vieloria }los-
. i _ c ir, -i r1 S.,' urday. She
:s r, cov (501.; n 0,';y after . n
,,i�(•r,,tlon fur tot(' ' 0p.t• bowel.
ohu ,ii) -owed th` first arlrli\er•:--
ary of her birth,l;,y on Monday,
(-)(tol,�'r 13'h.
° Mr. and Mr.. It'iliert L. fent•
;and, of Garden (.'ity', N.Y. cwstre
«ui sis with Mr_ and Mrs. T, C.
.Arlrl('r•son durin:a t the Than-kS---
''iVirr t week -end tand to°}ether
they visited Mifises {Hazel and
A
d., Webster, al Lucknow. Mr.
-41 Pentland is a son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Colin t'entland, of
Dungannon.
Official C!osing
FOR, 1959 SEASON
F C LUB-13-
OCTOBER 18
Men's. :Event -- Ellis Trophy — 10 a.m.
Ladies' Event — Maitland Trophy — 1.30 p.m.
--Presentation of Trophies at Club House — 5 p.m.
.NOTICE
er
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in Goderich and Pistritt
SUNDAY;OCT.1
from 2 a.m. to 4 a.m.
GoderichPubiic
Utilities Cornmission
i1
GODERICH COMMUNITY
CONCERT ASSOCIATION
presents
THE MEDLEYS
DUO -PIANISTS
i( on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21
AT 8.30 P.M.
in
PUBLIC 'SCHOOL
AUDITORIUM
- r
n
Bill and. Pat Medley ,have pl yed In bit parts • of U.S.A.
Oki, lin nnitny:,partit ,of Canada.
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DONNYBROOK
DONNYBROOK, Oct. 12. 1rr.
a;ei Mrs. Gordon Holmes and
.\Ir.. Clarence Doerr, •01 JI11vt r
ton visited Tun..-day'with their
cousin, INIr4, Cltgrles Jcller;u.tr,'
.rad 11r. Jellers.on.
Mr. and,Mrs George Rcev (0,,'
01 'Toronto. were holiday ;curse;
of Mr. ‘,1,1 Mfrs. J,;, i es Leddy.
\lr. and Mrs \Villou•, Moun-
tain, of Lond,.•silor•o, were Sun-
il visitor; with their gt'and-
1 ii2hter, Mr.st- Wesley Jeffer-'
sore, Mr. Jell,crson arid Debra.
Missn Lucy Thompson, of
Bronco, was home over the
'eek-tmd.
Mr and Mrs, Donald Jefferson
' ;1 1*1 Cheryl, of Clinton, ai,d• Miss
Elaine Jefferson, i l London,'
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.!
1;harles Jefferson.
lir, and Mrs Wm, Webster,,
of St, Helens, and 11r. and Mrs.!
ltoht• Chamne'y, of .Aubd'rn, were
!Sunday visitors at the home of I
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart C'hamney
and family.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs., Sam Thompson and family
were Mr', and Mrs. Chester.Fin-
nigan and Daviel. Mrs. Raymond,
I;innigap, of Crewe; Mrs. Cecil
1C.harnney, of Wingham; Mr. and
Mrs. G. A. McLaughlin and(.
Joanne, of Detrott°. "
Mr. l3, 11, Thcrnpson spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Allan
McGill, of Wingham. -
•Mr, and Mrs. G. A. Mci..augh-
.lin, of, Detroit, spent the week-'
end visiting with East Wawa -
nosh 'friends. -
1 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Heseler
1 and son, of Guelph, spent Sun
Hay ,,with Mr, and Mrs. Tom
Armstrong and family.
i 'Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Milliard Jefferson and fam-
ily' were 'Mr. and Mrs. .Jack
Wickstead, of Bluevale; Mr. and
Mrs, George Jefferson, of Clin-
ton; Mr. and Mrs. Doug Saucier,
.John, Lo vrence, Nancy and
Jane, ofPart Stanley, and Miss
Irene JeAfTerson.,')f Dunnville.
1 Mr.' and Mrs, Ted Robinson,
Jint, Bill And Judy with the lat-
ten's parents,' Mr and Mrs. Ger-
shorn ,Johnson, of Wingham.
Miss Lucy. Thompson, of
BtOntr, t her_oousi.n,- Mr.
Harry Spencer, of 'Brooklirr,
were Sunday visitors with Mrs,
John Thompson.,. and Iioward.
Mr, and Mrs, Bert Fitzgerald,
of Kincardine, were Monday
visitors at the same home.
Quite a number from this,
neighborhood attended.the Dun-
gannon Fair. Little Miss Debra
Jefferson, daugh cr of ofoMr.. an
won
d
Mrs. Wesley
third prize in the baby show.
Successful 'anniversary ser-
vices were held on Sunda, at
Donnybrook United Church with
Rev. R. M. Sweeney, of Auburn,
in charge of the morning ser-
vice - with a children's choir.
Rev. John Patrick. of Bayfield,
Was_guest Speaker for the eveni-
ing service, the ladies' - cltttll"
sang two numbers with Miss
Louise Jefferson presiding at
.the. organ for both services
The, new federation of the
West Indies, whose first Parlia-
ment was opened by • Princess
Margaret Inst year, has proved
a good soil for writers:? Several
good noveltists there have won'
prominence in Euope.
(Bit.3) Tigert, of Port Alpert;
Mrs. Wm. (Ann Janette)( Berry,
of Goderich, And, Mrs. John
(Mary Loretta) Maize, of Au-
burn.
The remains are resting at
Lodge funeral home until Fri-
day morning when Rev. Fr. Van
Vyn�ekt will sing requiem high
mass at St. Joseph's Church,
Kingsbrid e, at 10 a,m., with
survivors are fie .soi16. Jama.,,hurial in Kingsibridke cemetery.
Frahk and Stanley, all of Port I The pallbearers will be live
Albeit; Clarence, of Toronto, sons, James,, Frank, Stanley and
and John, of Goderich; also John "Doherty and EdWin Mc -
three daughters, Mrs. Johu' Laughlin. • - ..
BROWNIE'S
Drive-inTheatre.
CLINTON
Featuring the Largest Wide
Screen in Huron County
ti•
SUES FOR SALARY?
Al Dewsbury, native of Gode-
rich and former defeneeman
with the Belleville McF,arla.nds
hockey team, says he Will take
legal action to recover $1,700
in salary which he claims is
still owing hon by the team.
During the first quarter of
1959 foreign capital coming into
Canada.. totalled -$166,000,000.
in British Columbia a muni,
cipality. may become ati" incor-
porated city it ,it bas 1Q0 male
residents; in the four Atlantic
provinces there is no minimum
population requirement;, in On-
tario a city must have at least
15,000 popltlation.
Newfoundland, with an area
of 152,000 square miles, has a
population of 43,000.
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