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Two rovers, whose trips were
interrupted when they rap afoul
of the Taw, will ,probably thinlc
.twice before ,the! slap in Gode-
Unluckily for - logger Paul
Cunnus, the night .he picked •to,
sleep in a car, on the plot of
IVIiLIs IVLbrtor .$al "s here was ,the
night that' search partysl was
combing the town for a missing,
tot. >n
The-searoh'erls didn't find .it'he
girl (she turned up safely next
morn) but they did find the
snoozing Connus. -Arrested for
trespassing by ,,.n• ht, Connus
f�aa .iocbge4 :in a cell.
An magistrates- z tit'- Tft
Thursday, he was fined 1O and
costs, or two days. Conn..us, who
had already been in jail for
seven days while awaiting trial,•
chose to serve 'the 'two addition-
al days rather than spay the fide.
A native of Frenieres, Que-
bec, he had been driving back
PRESENT$-
rnton Lions Club Theatre .Night
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RNta.d thru UNITED to ARTISTS
AT BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN - CLINTON
TUESDAY, MAY 17- 25 BIG
ADM( SlONZES 65c
from BritishColumbia
when he
was (forced *top at « derieh
for ear re airs,
-die° ^vwas-uoinr -iti
�-- s- n ,c;3lr--a4,
a sort of (travelling 'hotel, cook-
ing and eating in it, said J. W.
Bushifield, acting crown attorney.
But it was so 'loaded with items
such as a power saw and other
personal belongings, there
wasn't unuch room to sleep in it.
•,, Sou;oltnuad'e lila.. sed in
one of the vehicles en the car
lot at the corner of St. David
street and 'G,amlbria road. He
Was ` tliseaverec by scouts, who
called police.
Speaking with a French -Can,'
adijn accent, the dark-complex-
1'Qp !d Jogger pleaded: "Give: „me
a ohanee, will never tome back
'lrere;' F> .:. was #inedr_ $1ffa
costs, or two ,days.
Mysic Stirs Him
A liking +for . wine and band
music put pct ward As'lagsen, a
middle-aged transient,, behind
bars. He was fined $110 and
costs. or tivo days, (for being
drunk in Clinton on April 27.
He had been in jai/ nine days
while awaiting trial.
"I was heading north, going
up• to Sudibury, when I was at-
tra•ctec3 by the (band," he ex-
paaine to Magistrate Hays.
"He was interfering with the
school cadets while they were
marching," said IMT. .Buslrfiel i.
A bottle of wine was ,found in
the transient's possession.
Seeing as it was good travel-
ling weather, Magistrate Hays
advised both Connus and Aslag-
sen to take to the roc$ as soon
as they served their two-day
tei%s.
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rociamationn1i:a.'¢tz�c,
In recognition of the worthiness of the cause and the pressing need for funds,
I wish to proclaim on behalf of the Town of Goderich
Huron County orld
refugee Year Blitz
and call upon. all Goderich citizens to give generous financial support when
called upon next Week by a canvasser. Your courtesy to the collegiate -
students who will call upon you will be appreciated.
Mayor, Town of Goderich.
GODERICH, ONT.
Our Store !las Been Completely
Remo e Cel
WATCH
For Our Re -Opening Specials
.Which Will .Appear
IN
THURSDAY'S EDITION
MAY 19th
STEPMAN'S FOR SAVINGS AND SERVICE
t"WOMEN OF AOR,IGA, • IS
tT.JC Afi WMS iMEOING
The W.M.S.
Street
s of Not
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tte -iGinfrch - rel: Mani: -
Ladies' Parlor, on Tuesci!ay,, May
3, at: 2:3.0 p.m. The president, 'AUBURN, MtlY W. — Knox, treasurer, Bessie Moffat, Teen
Mrs. Moorhead, presided... Presbyterian Church, Auburn, water; worship cohvener, Jack
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DONNYBROOK• o°d�►ath 6
May. 9.- 1�'lr, United ei eh _ , r . urr
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anti /40. W i'ii'onrws' �l�n►n►ta3n and a � M r ante Mrs. ,.,
old Woods.
: 1 ► .:._ >i i , osling, o 'Miss Betty Dovereaux,
The devotional exercises were was to -capacity when 1 Clements G'oderieh; fellowship
coed+acted by Mrs. Do,�kstatier Yoc>irg People from the Huron= convener, Jim Young, Kinca -
and Mrs. Calvert: , .
►Mrs: Haw rd Du ni Qltaitland Preb er as"senal�le dine; missions, Catherine Simp-
a . r n gave. �' d
interesti t 71c ', i n>. _l Women of
Alfrica"-tea timely, subject. •
Mrs, Driver; aceom�panied by
Mfrs. Snider, favored with two
lovely violin solos. The meet-
ing was. closed with prayer by
the president.
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Ckurd:C�l��ti
Blitz Planned
At Benmiller
BtENMIILLER, May .0. — Ben -
miller W.A. and W.M.S. met in
the church -cm Tuesday evening,
May .3rd. The theme of the de-
votions was World Refugee Year
with Mrs. 'Norman Durst reading
the Scripture and prayer. Mrs.
Archie Swain, the president of
the W.M.S., presided for the
business part of the meeting.
The study" book was taken by
Mrs. A. M. Straughan, who also
outlined the many obstacles
faced by the native Arrioans to-
day. Of interest also, is the
reeent report from the supply
secretary, Miss Annie Baxter,
which stated there were some
18 blankets and seven baby
Mani on -hand- .:sfrirm_�rthe.
spring ,old 'woollens project.
Five minutes were given to the
literature secretary for a book
review and exchanges.
Mrs. Howard Feagan, W.A.
president, -(presided for the lat
ter ,paK,t. o ,,the
rul°1` e3TTi- v "gs'�a'r'i e`red`�by. some
25 ladies and the minutes were
read by the secretary, Mrs.
Hugh Davidson. Correspondence
and announcements of the Pres-
bytery meeting and Leaders'
School were also read. It •was
decided to clean the church on
May 24th and the ladies are
urged to turn out for this pro-
ject. Discussion of plans for
the barbecue to be held in June
took place., The clothing from
the Children's Aid that needed.
washing and' repair were divid-
ed among those present. The
evening came to a close with
lunch served by hostesses, Mrs.
Ralph Jewell, MTS.' Grant NLc-
Phee, Mrs. Arthur M+askell, and
Mrs. John Kern•ighan�
KINGSBRIDGE
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Ic I' GSBRflDGE, May 9.—Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Dalton and fam-
ily visited • in Kitchener last
week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis. Sinnott,
of
Detroit, r visited with friemds
here's.'"
Mr. and MTs. Chris. Moerbeck
and family spent the week -end
with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Moer-
rbeck.
!Week-end visitors were Fran-
ces is n ._ of i er's"fri r
James Martin, of London, at
their homes here.
ASHFIELD'
ASHFIELD, May 9. — :Mrs.
'Frank "MacLennan visited with
her daughter, Mrs. Don Ainslie,
iri Toronto, Ias't week.
Mr. and, Mrs. J. MacCrei•ght
and Mr. and -Mrs.- D. R. Mac-
Kenzie spent last week er d in
Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Schiliroth and
family, of Owen Sound, were l
week -end guests with Mr. and
M.S. Hector MacLean.
Mr.:0nd Mrs. Donald Drennan,
of Toronto, spent the week -end
at their farm here.
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Londesrboro, visited a.letW ys I tadch- v si 3t p r �t ';
this last. week with Mrs and and Mrs. Gu:',L}evereaux.
Mrs. -Wesley Jefferson and Deb- Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard J'effer-
'bie. son attended a wedding `reeep-
A large pr attended the tion of the latter's niece at Lis -
dance at St, Augustine which towed on Saturday.
i :thele °i `mat . Raft:, , .TT #son, • .otesnuort , song leader, •, , ,
b Y he Jean «.� �9} was hpl�csi dht lh4�nar :�
re' id 'ea 9nti i1, B'1" ttes, thl; T w�v �. , .•
le t e rat vwly �Yi� . r r :..t.
president ent owt the t�uburr► Young ; Richard Watson,Goderich- -edr ' `
People, Edgar Loath:erlande gave, _ Gordon Foran. LITTLE THEATRE HAS
the call to worship and Marg- tor, Jim Hyde. Mr. Kenneth, Hayter, o� NEW LIGHTING S
The, Stewardship and Evangel- YS f,,,,•
aret' Haines- presided at the f7landelba e . visited n wf
Y , -,ted' Stt day th
organ. 1i!¢pxesenta`ti es 'were ` eorvvenership was•turned Eyfz, and Mrs. John Naible. The May meeting of the Gede-
present fr m 4+11 the Y.P.S. in 5'ck to the nominating con4- and
Elt�aine Jefferson, of Lon- rich idle Theatre v
m,ittee to' be filled, This rnspir- 1 J s '
I g held
the Fres7ayterY except Clinton. dpi, sipent the week -end with Wednesday evening of last week
ci 'Le,afh�eriand" opened the ing service was brought to a her parents, IMr.. and Mrs. ,
Clglse by the benediptron. andat MacKay Nall with Mrs. ,dune
eeti. with th
"The
ixr u mdiaries nfar sJefferson.Mr.n
� h.Y n and• g- ,x; a �, >a ne: .qua sired 1 ;.;thy Aaa'i Mrs. ,dill vice✓ x. '+dent larestd••
C h u ar h s'- 'Oct nu'ndatiorx €4,1A r arr3,,4 41--,f ? � n$ '
Marie Leather/and read the Your#g Peop%, glin�ton,, visited Sunday at •t ee
Scripture, He then welcomed same home.
everyone and turned the. meet- • . Mrs. J. C. Robinson, of Wing-
ing over to the Presbytery pre- Mr. James B: Garrick and ham, visited "Saturday with Mr.
si•dent, . Ross . Smith, of Brussels. daughter, Cathy, . of Windsor, and Mrs. Edward Robinson and
Mr. Snaith spoke on the Mis- visited with his Mother, Mrs. family.
sion Rally and introduced the Scrimgeour, and Pat Scrim -1 Baptism service was conduct -
guest speaker, ,Miss Hilda Her- geour, over the week -end. ed Sunday at the Donnybrook
manson, missionary on. furlough
(rem Formosa, now Taiwan, who
has served on that mission field
for 28 years. She described the
people of • that land, and told
about their way of living and
how the Gospel message is being
told in that country. As a mis-
sionary nurse she described the
terrible filth and disease found
there -and how the people are
being brought to Jesus through
the work done- by aur nurses
and doctors. She told about the
schools, colleges and univers-
ities in that country and asked
the Young People to pray for
this work which they are sup-'
sr°tiiug: iii _.Taiwan: : T _ __
Miss Hermanson was superin-
tendent of nurses' for many
years but thegovernment has
asked her to each health and
hy'gie'ne, which task she is now
doing; Ross thanked th'e speak-
ez issrsheF :i�r •restiag„-s dress.
and invited all to- the -Sabbath
School room where a fire -side
meeting was held. alias Her-
manson showed pictures of her
work, the country and the peo-
ple with whom she lives, and
gave remarks as the .pictures
were shown' by - Miss Barbara
Woodruff, deaconess of Knox
Church, Goderich.
An interesting sing -song was
led by Miss Jean Smith, of
Brussels; and the election of
officers wase conducted by Rev.
L. Filler,' of Seaforth.. - Ross
Smith read the report ,•of the
nominating committee in the
absence of Murray Gaunt of
Whitechurch. Others on this
committee were Orlin Walsh, of
Kincardine, Erlma Percy, of
-Kin'lough, -George Vais, of -Hen
,sally _and. RosS__Smith, of Brus-
sels. These officers will be in-
stalled at the Fall .Rally in Kin-
'eardine in September.
The officers -are-se honorary
president, George Vais, Hensall;
past president, Ross Smith, Brus-
sels; president, Mary Scott,
Wingh'arri; list vice, . ! rvyn Mc-
Kinney, Teeswater; 2nd'vice,
i)im Dougall, Hensel; secretary,
Erlsna -Jean Percy, Ki-nlough;
You CAN BE LUCKY
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IDAY 13th
Price Sale
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frbe Up
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Vitas been. fta �"
e tlly_e_n sake t ,fog "
r nta /Oh
P ese t'0 ,gip ��'.T
Oz.„•
Mrs. 4,11ext Ne n, who
alxead'y',prQven'hexself as a moet
capable• direeteaw is under%
this ambitious, vehicle as'
off. x
.IA nominating ca umttee .4o
choose' officers
and
next seaport
was selected 'and the .•annoitric ° s
meat of elected officers vii
made at the June meeting.
g.
which will be n the form o a
bdifet dinner an.X'ne
8at the
of `Fine Quality Merchandise
1-
rtirs;12to'
Wedgy;
Boys' Jackets— Windbreaker style
8 to 18 sizes
Boys' Coat and Hat Sets -
2 to 6 sizes
Navy Blue Blazers"
Double breasted., 2 'to 6x sizes
Girls' Jacket --.5-6-4x sizes
Girls' Suits --4 'to .14x. Pre -Teen
sizes
Girls' Coats --i to '14x. Pre -Teen sizes
•
ots and Tee -ns
of Goderich
Today, John Mc-Muiray an,d Mary his
wife ;travel to town together. For him the
journey to the office is an every day
-- an exciting early start to a day's shop.'
ping. For both a busy day lies ahead ..,.
one during which they'll make good use
of the services their bank provides.
Their Personal Cheq wing Account at The
Canadian Bank of Commerce will -make
settling bills easy and economical for
Mary. And w}en. John drops in to make
a deposit in their Savings Account, he'll
be -greeted withthe friendliness_ and
courtesy that makes a visit to the Rank
of Commerce a pleasure,
THE CANADIAN
BANK OF COMMERCE'
. Callus your bankers
t Meters
to be given away! Get yours today!
THIS IS A HANDY ITEM FOR MEASURING THE HEIGHT OF YOUR CHILDREN ANIS'KEEPING RECORDS ON TEEM GROWTH,
MAY 16 - 21
Give- GoiaerousIy When
It The 'Canvasser Cells
IOn You.
ONE OUT' oi~�
FIVE REFUGEES
--IS A CHILD
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