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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMaER 26, 1959
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NEXT WEEK'S CHRISTMAS
GIFT: PARADE 'ON :nit WAY
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b , For the first time in 45 years tinuaitce bf the Caliada Temper -
County will go to the polls on Returning Officer J. K. Hunter
Store At Nite Monday to decide whether or states that preliminary figures
not the Canada Temperance Act show there are 28;828 eligible
is tO prevail -in this County. voters on the issue in• Huron
Chafiges , Hands Residents of Perth County will County. He addS that the final
of the Signal -Star will be published. Because of the . .
issue.
vote the 8-anie day on thessame fituteseswill likely bring the
total number up to, approxina-
volume of Ned& involved in getting out this larger- NILE, Nov. 24. -Mr. and Mrs. Those who place an X op- ately 29,000.
posite the words "For The Re- Only a simple (majority is re-
vocation" will be voting for do- quired to decide the issue. As
ing away with the Canada Tem- little as a one vote margin is
perance Act in Hurbre County. sufficient to either bring about
Those who place an X opposite Ale repeal or else retain the
the words, "Against The Revoca- Canada Temperance Att, which
tion" will be voting for the con- was originally passed in 1878.
than -usual newspaper, the pardon of Signal -Star readers
is .asked if the paper appears „a day later than aual,
possibly on Friday.
Each year it is difficult to get advertising and
news copy into the offiee SUFIRECEENT1sy EARLY to
handle it and still get the -paper out on'time. But a
possible delay will have its benefits, too. The issue
will contain a whole Christmas parade of Yuletide gift
suggestions from your Goderich merchants. Watch for
them and make your Christmas shoppineeasier.,
Record County
Road Program
"GO" SIGNAL GIVEN
COUNTY HOME BLDG.
, Authorization was given by
'Huron County t.:duncil on
Tuesday for proceedings to
County Engineer J..,W, Bfit- commence on the building ef
nell told Huron County Council a 180 -bed addition to the ,
on Menday that the 1959 County Hurbn Coupty Home. Cost, in- and Mr, and Mrs, T. P. Dickson, ,
A test fOr the best between. front 8-7. Forgues; LuCiuk, Tes-
rdliVprogra.rn was by far the . eluding equipment and furn- of Goderich,. were Sunday visit -
the two top teams in th.e West-, sier and Jeffery received slight
largest in the 'anuals, of the ishings, is approxianately, ors with Mr, and Mrs. Allan
ern Junior "B" 0,H,A. loop injuries in this game, Goal get-
-, Dickson and girls.
County. There was a total of $1,087,303. Tender price by takes place on Friday and Sat- ters for Goderich were Jildge
$1,218,000 approved for croad Con-Ene Limite'd, of London, . Miss Kathleen McDiarmid, of
urday evenings, On Friday, the' With fOur Oats, and Belasky,
work. • . was $847,728. Plans call for Toronto, and Allan MoDiarmid,
Sailors tangle with St. Marys on; Henderson, Rossi. and Luciuk
The, engineer reported that the eventual demolition of the of Stratford, spent the week-.
the latter's home ice while on, with one apiece It was a breath -
the county undertook its first old building. end with their,parents, Mr. and
, . Siturdey St,. Marys renews .the taking genie to watch and prov-
large hot mix paving program' battle at the Goderich Arena, ed once again that when it
this year; the results were pleas- Miss Marian Orser, of Victoria These two fixtures could he a comes to the- third period, .the
ing. Over .seven miles between Hospital,"London, visited at her
barometer as to who will be Sailors have ..a habit of really
Blyth and Walton on , County . . home here last week. ,
Road 25 were paved at a cost Little Pig Gift Gordon McGratten had a very " "1' even atethe end of the dishing it up for a finel,win. ,,
The Sailors registered their
• , i Last Friday evening 'the Sf.iil• Seventh straight win when they
;regular season's schedule.
of less than $10,000 each mile. successful. auction sale -last
cold mix paving; ($8,500 to ga ion led by her auntelMrs. Pearl G-1-
147. eMarS. Ross McPhee, accompane
"i feat' Tillsonburg 6-2 here. Over again the Sailors proved to be
,,,oa s an he final period to de- stock Tuesday evening, Once
io;s1 remntied itr. four straight defeated Woodstock 5-3 at Weod-
engineer said, with the cost pf Has Obli
• • t•
$9;000 for each mile) and it pro- . , . .„ I lagher, of Goderich, visited with
700 fans watched -the game. Goal the "Third Period Kids" as they
vides the higher strength pave -
The Kinsmen Club of Gode-IMrs. McPhee's sister, Mrs. Ger-
getters for Goderich were: Ilere. won the game in the final period
ment required for heavily-traeel-
derson with three'.•Luciuk with with two goals, Penalties slowed
ed 'county roads.
last week. , ;two, and Oliv.er with one. The down What was• a slow-motion
le sse'l '' There are still places where
- A joint meeting was held at Royal Wintet Fair. ' !first two periods.:ended 'with a game in the first two periods.
Clinton of the 'Kinsmen clubs atiTohne,tofWAesgtrieWurtwurarelohsheldFethdeeir;,
!two all tie but in the Third Goal getters for Goderich were
Four, young members of ,Goderich Figure arc: Shirleyann Homuth, e; eses“..s...., „...e. even 'though the price is Com -
of Clinton, Hensall; Exeter 'wld annual banquet in Dungannon; stanza the Sailors turned on the Judge with three goals and Jef-
fery and Bedard with One each.
Skating Club are seen in action at the arena son; 9; Betty Ann 'McGinn, 7, and Heatiffer parable, he said,
It, was not,possible during the United Church' on Tuesday',1ast. e-
on Saturday. afternoon. The club is grow- Asher, 9. This plibto was'taken during a ear to com lete the Huron de- Club had the largest number of Returning, to Tillsonburg Sat- . „JUNIOW "B" STANDING
Guest' speaker was Mr, Murray:, WLTFAP
, day and still more are expected this cote- , S -S -131.1Oto • by R. H, , Due: to a shortage of develop- illeting it Wa5 Pr6rilatieanr 'ffeTT-ng brielly were Carl Hemine-
ing-seven more skater's joined last Satur- ' ,free skating period. after classeS. ' , ,velopment road project, 11, e saw. - 'Gaunt of Winghame„Also speak -1 - -
„ ink Saturday. In the photo, left te right, • ment funds' in the provincial
The president Of the Goderich .waY ie man or uron oun y „,,o came from behind, and Tillsonburg 3 4 0 37 36 6
• ChM, Bert Worsen, was called 1 fDhorn'ilGurrieer cs,euansstiys.taainitd awgri ren' i 1-'21 111'
-.'ne,„,-„,,went fo toliln in the latter part Sarnia
., treasury, he said, the county 2 4 0 22 30 4
• • . was notified by the highways
forward to accept the prize. It! Shapton, president of Hii7rwoi!ko.f. the s'econd. period and the W,ToodStock 2 5 0 25 40 4
minister that the allotment had h d - d hi'
.. . candidates? . heeh cut to all such provincial was a squealing little pig, .W.Thile County Federation of Agricule h 'Ld .. 0 6016520
'Roy Cennell . have sold their
store te„,Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Smith
of the Mitchell district. Mr. and
Mrs. Connell will move the end
of the Week to their home in
Clinton.
The Sunbeam Club herd a
quilting at the home of Mrs.:
Wilmer Rutledge on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wiggins,
of Brantford, were recent visit-
Prs with tMr. and Mrs. Wm.
Wiggins.
Miss Mary Louise McNeil was
a recent Toronto visitor, ,attend-
ing the Royal Winter Fair and,
Santa Claus parade.
1Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Dickson
AN IMPORTANT GAME ,
Sailors Ploy St.
and son Kevin, of Thamesford, arys Here atur a
*Softball Team Honored
•
Intermediate women's softball,of Harriston. Among guests
chamPions in Ontario this year, were: Gar Landers, president of
the members of thp Goderich Ontario Women'S Softball Un -
Dodgers were honored at a ban -lion; John Bell, past president
'trophy was presented to them Pxecutive rneiniber of W.O.A.A.•-
at the gathering. The Dodgers W Templetdn, 'Stratford Kroeli-
have won the .same , title twice lers
in. the past five years. Accept- Andy Davidson, 'Stratford,
ing the trophy on behalf of the vice-president of Big Four Fast -
team was Kaye Sharp, the, cap- ball League, presented trophy
tain.
Each of the players was pre-
sented' with a 'beautiful jacket
by M. N. MacDonald, sponsor of
the team and veteran softgall
enthusiast, Coach of the team,
Guy Emerson, also. spoke and
said that after handling the
.team for the past eight seasons
he felt that he had earned the
right to retire Tribute...was
paid to both MacDonald arid
Emerson for their devoted ser-
vices to the club over the years.
They were presented with gifts.
Guests were present from
Stratford and other centres as
well as from Goderich and dis-
Chairman was Bert Holtom, perty.
There are the usual rumors
as to possible nominations to
Town Council oh Friday even-
ing. "Among names mention -
'ed are Ken Croft, John Jef-
MoodY. It is understood Reeve
James Donnelly will be with-
drawing from Connell this
- year - and,- that-- Deputy . Reeve
"Frank Walkom., plans to run
for the Reeveship. Mayor 7E.
O.' Fisher has indicated Ins
willingness to run again.
to Dodgers. Mrs. Ed. ,Hartlie MRS. DAVIS GIVES
presented the. jackets to the
Dodgers. Herb Stott Presented
George Curren and' Ed, Irwin
with pens for their assistance
during season. Councillor Huck-
ine represented the Town. Guest
speaker was Mr. Chapman.
LODGE'S HISTORY .
in Stratford on November 21 to
attend the 75th anniversary of,
Good Endeavor Lodge,, founded
in August, 1884. It is the first
auxiliary tp the Brotherhood
Locomotive Firemen and Engine
COUNTY INSIURANCE
s Men in over 700 lodges in Can -
In the hope of saving an esti- ada arld U.SA. It is also one
mated $1,800 in premiums a of the. oldest ladies' societies in
committee of Huron County the world.
Council on Monday reco.mmend- An outline of the history of
ed that the Woodstock firm of the lodge was presented by Mrs.
Frank Cowan ;be, granted the E. ,G. Davis, of- Goderich, irn-
brokerage privileges for the in- mediate past president. More
surance on Huron County pro- than 200 members and friends
atteirded the dinner. .
Pres.ont Awortils. At
Graduatton Exer.cises
Annual graduation exercisessbackbone of the nation. It is, Pierson to pupils of the greslu-
of the Horne and School Associ-; therefore,. the duty of parents,ating• class of 1959. Those re-
ation were held Tuesday even-' and teachers to present the!Ceiving pins were:
ing at the Public School. ruleS of this game of life, and, 'Miss McDOwell's Class-Shar-
The meeting was preceded by it is up to each young person to :on Anderson, Wendy Anderson,
a buffet supper, convened .by ask himself, 'What is my goal? 'Herbert Armstrong Larry At -
Am taking ,the right way? If field,' , Sharon Carroll, G ary
I am to be a credit to my coun-:Chambers, Fred Clifford, Doug-
fia•Y, I must always choose the ;las Cornrie;• Shaflene Cook, Rob -
• Mr. Moore, thanked Mr. Pat-,' Duckworth, David Edwar d,
rick for his inLeresting and in -;Bryan Feagan, Diane Hamilton,
• Miss Grai'nger's room. won the 'Susan quest, Elmer Jermyn,
attendance award, and speciarRonald McCartney, Betty MeCon-
awards were presented as fol-,nell, ArthCir Nicholson, Lyn Rae,
lows: The Park ,Memorial Medal, !Joe Riehl, Tommy Sandy,Tarry
presented by Mr. D. Aberhart to 'Scrimgeour, Shieley Squir e,
Susan Sale; Ahmeek GhaptereAnne Stephens, Carol Stoddart,
1.0.D.E. award went to Lyn Rae lack Straughan, Kent Thorburn,
and was presented by Mrs, G. iloyee vire, Ruth., .Wallace, took the devotional, etressing; ed to the final session for the' they will cost $49,000, and re
Henderson; Maple Leaf Chapter,Isandra ware, Jean Whiting, the value of harthly treasures.I year that the year's end in the' commended debentures coOld
1.0,D.E. award was presented to ' Danny Wilson. The Glad Tidings prayer was general account would show a 1-)e .better financed.
Nancy Watters 'hy Mra. N. C.I Mr, Stephens' Class -Gerry taken by Mrs. W. R. Andrew. surplus of about $23,880, '1" The revised 1959 budget for
Anderson; Women's Institute Gall, John Banter,. Jack Cham, Mrs. Wm, Reid gave an article Mr. Berry said most of the the general account showed rev
award, presented by Mrs, N. hers, Ronald Crane, Kenneth on, Building by the Pioneers and departments are maintaining a entre at $1.,701,100 and expendi-
Clairmont Went to Anne Steph- flrawford, Jnlin Cymbal, Judy their estab-Hshment of hornes'stcady operation as far as fin-' tures of $1,683,220. Surplus fox
ens; Athletic awards were pre- Denomy, Leslie Eusta.ce, Eric and their reverene0 of spiritual! ances were concerned. the first nine months of oper-
septed by Mr. Crawford to the Fincher, Dennis Fowler, Steph- things. '• ' Ile .added that although the ation was $13,544.17. The high.
following pupils -Jennifer Par- anie Hall, Tom Johnston, Dick county home accounts show a Vya,y. AMAtUmijApagALS:gyi
M• Unroe, Gordon Graham, Paul,Lalci'MrCabe, Tom McIver, Scott Shorthorn Champion stecr at counts receivable- in 1958 there 020/9 and expenditures ' of,
Smith, 1Bob Graham, Dolores;McTaggart, Lois Moore, ,Harvey the Royal Winter Fair v;•as from is enough money to operate $1019,619.81,
-Gattley. ,IMunro, Jennifer Parsons, Shin Belgrave, Eis sire was ,produced: without any overdraft. I Other 'balances shown for the
School .valedietorran ^ w a s. ley Pierson, Diane Rean, Susan by A. c, Gaunt, of Luckpow, AI The ,bond market is consider- nine-month period Were county
Susan Sale. iSale, Joyce Slater, Sylvia Simith, Shorthorn hull, 'owned by W. A. ably better now thafi during the health unit $1,.934.07,; county
Peins donated by the, Home Paul S uires, Helen Vance, Culbert mid Sons,, Dungannon, summer. Mr. Berry Said that home building fund $2,546.80;
and School. were presented- by Nancy . atters, David WatSon, won second prize in o strong the addition to the countY home; county, home faTip account
class. 'were needed $550,000 in deben- $2,808,29. ,
MrsisAlice :Vlero, with the grad-
uating pupils. and teachers as
Guest speaker of the evening
was ReV. J. W. Patrick, of Bay-
field, forme4 of goderich, who
was introduced by Mrs. Ivan
Cook, Home and School Associ-
ation president.
Rev. Mr. Patrick chose•for hig
heme the following quotation
m the Book of Proverbs,
ak.e fast hold of instruction;
'let her not` go;* keep her; for
she is thy life."
aLife is but a stage and we
the actors," he said. "The schdol
bell calls us to duty, yet it is a
-bell of freedom, for by means
of education we can enter into
great fields of service to man-
kind. The children of today are
the parents of tomorrow, and in
Order tesmake a success of life,
rules ef the game of life and
keep an eye on,the goal to be
"Our present world presents a
challenge greater than ever be-
fore and moral standards must
be kept high, for citizens of
high 'moral standards are the Mrs. N. Anderson and Mrs. W.' Judy Weber, Don Westover.
Bert struggled to hold thelivelyeture. Providing entertainmenti
projects, and by about the same
percentage. ' animal in his arms the an -j was Clark Johnston, of Wink
nouncement was made of strings; ham, Eleanor Reed,. /Norris,
The engineer outlined the
attached ro the 'gift. The regie: Sampson and Wm. Buckingham,
high costs' of maintaining Coun-
dub to feed the pig until next of Dungannon. The W.A. of
-great deal ef traffic, He said
March, then kill it for a pork Dungannon served a delicious!
at least every other day, end to nconducted the ' election of ver 98 -000 Visitors
dinner at Goderich at which the turkey dinner. Winston Shap-'
that it is ne.cessary'to drag it
even with this care the' surface officers. as folloyvs: pas,t: presi-
Bert has farmed the pig out dent, •Wm. Wiggins; preSident, More than 98,000 persc;ns have has 'been contacted with the
be guests.
becomes srough after 24 hours
of use. It is expected that the . hope of receiving a grant. lages as follows: Goderich, 3,676;
to Al Sherwood at Dungannon Wm, ....Ca,e.sare-e--eisee- president, toured the Huron County Mus
grading swills..be ..ceinpleted to Cyril Boyle; secretary -treasurer Suggested .Work at the musi
Blyth by ealy sun -liner of 1980, who' .
promises 'to, .--have -a' •fat- 'Mrs. -0- A-. MeNee; latlYedirector;toptined nine years ago,
, eum at Goderieh since it was
J. , H. eUin includes reallocation of the tweseesse,
iClinton, 1,727; Seaforth,' 1,339;
(Mrs. Wm. Wiggins.; hog pro -Neill,- curator, told members of fl1.1), ro vem en ts 'Hensall, 1,696;. EXeter, .1-,,81:0;-. -
orker all ready for the banquet Farmers' Room,
and that the entire job will re.- P
to e was room aci i ies, a Blyth, 477; Bayfteld, 257.
ceive three inches of hot mix ducer director, Wm. Goed; poule!Huron ' County Council here
TaSlor; beef .producer director,j The past year saw the e,reat-
Torn Webster. wheat producer' est nuinber--20,000-yisit the
I Mr. Neill, presented a year•by- F Rms musT . '
A..
director, Wm. Caesar. Other.museum.' Of this figure, 2,0001year total of attendance at the , , ..
direetors-are-Allan,Miller, Elroy' were pupil's in classes„ he said. , . , _
Dung taidlaw, Robert McAllister, Nei-, "Vv'hen I came here nine years' . ' .' 3 ' ' ' ' ' ' '
I • 1955 9896. 1956 11 638. 1957
son ,Culbert, George ,Hallam, ago," the curator said, "we hacL ' - ' , ' " '
In .. Ca Mrs. AsGaiint, and Mrs. C. .Me- a building 60 feet long and. 13.054; 1958, 15,945; .1959, 20,422.
useum
Has Had
In the case of regular re&
dents of Huron Coenty, 'they will
be eligible to vote.provided they
are over 24 years„ of age, res.‘.
dents of Canada e year and a
resident of Huron dCoutity since
October 7th last. rn the case of
servite personnel in- Huron
County, they can vote at an
ordinary poll only -if their ser-
vice record shows that their
home address for electoral pur-
poses is in the County of Huron --
The -wives of service personnel
may vote provided they have
been residents of Huron County
on any date prior to Octoberith
Voting Hours
close at 6 p.m. on November
30th." An advance poll -will...be
held .at Goderich for ,Huron re-
sidents eligible to vote at the
advance 'poll. This will be held
'on November 26, 27 and 28.
District Returning Officers for
the immediate area are as fol -
TOWN OF GODERICH 1.
Wiser; 2W. John Cuthbertson;
Mrs. Toni. Legg; Mrs. SOhn
Gauley; 5, Ebb Ross; 6. James
M. Hall; 12E. Mrs. Franl(Bowra;
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP: A. -
Ben Straughan; 2, Mrs, Robts
McCabe; 3. Mrs, Lloyd Young.,
4. William McCann.
GODERICII TOWNSHIP:
Victor Falconer; 2. Cliff Sturdy .
3. Charles Wallis; 4. Robt
Welsh; '5 Harvey' McCartney,
6. Reg. Miller.
ASTEETELD TOWNSHIP: L\
Garvin ;Reid; 2. ' Albert Alton;
3. Wilfred 'Hackett; 4. Donald
McKenzie; 5. Jean 'SimpSon;
Trovviird Barger; 7. .Fiedlay,Mae
1/VAWANOSH: 1.' Char,
les ,Fowler;- 2. Wilbert Taylor;
3:- Theodore -Redmond; 4. Earl
Durnin; 5. ,Wm. IMeQuillin; 6_
Howard T.hompson.
- The 1914 Vote
-voted on the CTA Was On Jam".
ary 29, 1914. For details about
this see story and also editorial
on page threg::ef4als...,i,Faife or
From the preliminary list ol
Huron County voters eligible to
cast ballots On Monday, there
are 12,082 Of them who live in
Hurdn County towns and vil-
pavement by July or August of
the coimings year.
Hundreds Visit
New Foodiiner
nno an
Aca ent
The well operated familylarm
. is here to stay but the next HI)
Donald. . , 4 11'k°) rid, ga •V a nodu tg. rbmiiitiliaffiliii",
now, Spent lagt week w,it,h her ing filled." In . the nine years about one-third , of our farm
daughter, Mrs, Orland •Bere, Mr. the museum has collected about:
" ASSOCIATION DANCE population. So --said George
Bere and family.. e Gcar, Bruce County Agricultural
• '$23,000 in admission charges: A lai 2,e crowd attended ' tlic Representative, who was guest
'Miss „Helen Rutledge, of Tor; Adults 25 cents, pupils, 10 cents. loderich Police A,sOciation. ::peaker -at the annual meeting
onto; spent the week -end •witn• This yeer.--Mle-Ncill addred 801 nrritaled,ance et ii-:rrhourifte-Ineec-feethe As-hfreide Federation of
het- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- feet bf buitdie,g to assist, in the-, in ,Friday ni4ht last.
- ' showing of motive power equip Crown Attorney H. Glenr ing was held at the Port Albert
mer Rutledge. •
lays drew the Lucky. tickdts ai . Anglican 'Cherch,
Harvey :ViciMichael, chairmai 'ollows: lstvri7e. hostess chair r' Farming' is in revolution and
of the historic committee; re R. Iluckins, R.R. 1, Goclerich: while it is necessary 'for pro-
' ported that the beef on the !nd prize, two TV tables, Mrs .,,ress "somebody gets hurt," he-
i•cr unty's history is near compe. W. Taylor, 119 Bayfield road; stated. Mr. Gear advised farm -
Two members of the Goderich tion, and ,publisher§ have beet ;Id prize, 'I'V lamp,. Waytu. ers to support their organis-
Public School teaching staff sought, The C.anada, cou.nci. duck, 2:),5 Bayfield .roA., ation.
have submitted their resigna-
tions to take effect at the end
of December, The.School Board
has advertised for replacements.
The resigning teachers' arc
--"Our grand Opening- was an
DUNGANNON,- November 24. metstanding success," says Jim_
-e'Vlr. Arthur Roulston, a new- Remington, manager of Reming-
comer to the village in iecent ton's 1GA Feodliner on South
weeks, was_in a, car occident on street. "We are moie than
Saturday -night ore' Highway 21. pleased With the •Weiiarfilr re -
He collided with another car, re- ception which local and district'
suiting in 'death and severe ip- shoppers have given 'our new
jury to occupants of the car, store,"
who are residents of the Ripley People were lined up Waiting
district. .Mr, Roulston received when the dous of the new TWO PUBLIC SCHOOL
a .broken leg and was •taken to super markerskere opened at 10
a London hospital, His wife is a.m. Thursday. Froin then right TtACHERS RESIGNING
the former Margaret Carter and through 'til closing time on Sat -
was • that evening home with urday, many hundreds of cus-
their tWo small children nurs- tomers flowed through . t
,ng 'chicken pox. bright, spacious store.
We were Sorry to hear of the The first 300 customers on
sudden _death of the late Mr: opening day,received-one pound
Harvey 'Crawford, Toronto, _last of margarine, A brick of ice
week. He was the eldest „son of cream was distributed •to the Mrs, Colin MeMillan, the forrnee
Mrs. 'Will lc riawford of the Port first 400 shoppers on Friday, Arlene, Rouse, of Goderich, and
Albert district ahd the late Will and half -pound packages of Side Mrs. MacKenzie, the former
Crawford and many other rela- 'bacon • were distributed 'to the Marlene Lowery, of ,Lucknow.
Lives in these parts, We uhder- first 300 shoppers -on Saturday. Mrs. MacKenzie plans to take
stand ihe eollaipstd while' he was The store is -giving Gold Bond another teaching job at Wing -
being called to give evidence in stamps with every purchase. ham.
.court. He did ndt enjoy,perfect
health for a few years, and it,
was unfortunate that he w5S
called on for this „ordeal. This
good health and with 'his wife
and family enjoyed a trip to Sees ,$23,88Q Surplus
summer he was in apparent
these pants and ,also to visit
The W,M.S. of Erskine Pres- By County At Year End.
byterian Church met on Friday,
November 20th, in the- churche Clerk -Treasurer John,G, Bow tures would be required. De• ,
MrS. Irvine Henry presided and bentures issued on a 10 -year •4,..a.
teri answered the roll call. Mrs. r -presented a 'healthy financial;
c t basis would cost the coun4,,,ape.
Henry opened the .meeting with picture to the Heror oun y
proximately $76,000 per year, he
prayer anc1,-Mrs. Frank Jones. COuneil on Monday. He" indicateeeie, while' on a 20 -year basis,
CLERK -TREASURER'S RgPORT
Yr II
Hundreds of shoppers flocked to Re.minge.._-_--,et on Smith street in 45odetich. Abovi
ening celebration -Thursday, Friday, and out septicin, The Irian nelareit'-etitilith IS
Saturdayatet the spaciotfs, new super mark- Manager Jim ReMington. bY