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durwpn the proposal to form a
11,1,e.:ett Tow1I ahr p. Ohio ed .Ai'ea.
'A,• 4 ough the section would re-
ceit a $500.00 grant, 'the rate-
payers decided they would Ike
' continue to catrey on the busti-
:e:•s of their own section;
'Mr. Ralph D. :Munro was ap-
,prointed chairman of the meet-
ing with Frank Raithft y as secre-
tary. The financial statement
was written on the blackboards
and this was accepted, as *ere
the minutes of the bast annual
meeting. Mr. Raithby reported
that the section earrins an ac-
cident policy on the pupil's. All
pupils pay five cents a day for
hot school 1u phos and the bal-
ance is paid kfr the section.
The chairman of the school
board, Wal4iarm .Moss, reported
that a new carp had been• put on
the well to stop the surface
water from flowing into the
outer well. For the first time,
a man bad been hired for the
'summer mer
months , to
�. � cut the gress,
ie?aea' nee „a: ratepayers
.'rtokke of the imrprorved
a+f appear-
_�c: +. i;elle, csnts
irntne.new htel1oha:nlink,Qeyry7eweit["iIeeteg1ele egret ted
by the Huron County road men
atroas the front cif the schao9
yard took place. A.: new wz,r:jc
Uo the front entrance, now at
the n13nlh-went corner of the
chc al -yard,' was recommended.
Mr. Harold Mott:binehey, the
de actor representing U.S.S. No.
5 on ,the Federation of Agricul-
ture, reported attending nine
rne•etinge during the' year and
l 'lc cf the work of that fawn
r;an zatign. Ile resigned and
.no one was appeintyd to repre-
sent the section.
The elect:on • of trustees took
place and Mr, Keith Arthur was
re-elected for & threie-year term.
Other trustees are Moss
Ted Beet. The secretary -
treasurer is Mr. Frank Ra-i-thiby.
Helslnkrl, if nme.rly known as
Helsingfors, ,i .the o2rpital and
only large city in 'Finland. Ice-
breakers have tokeep the har-
bor open iin ,winter.
DUNGANNON
DUNG',ANNON, Jan. 3.—Visit- Mrs. Hugh M'1A hinney and'
ors with Mrs. Swine Henry att � aini' of Cellar Valley, and:
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Ohni:A mos were r. and
Mrs, Mr. and Mars. Lee Barrack spent
fiobeet Pur..d'o:ta, ,Whi.'tell by;r,c r.. a,_ env deo lest weeks with her
. •ViSiters with t Mrs. --Margaret
M
artee• and, s 4
.Asr� 1VI.r , .AJrv'
Moran and family, London; Mrs.
Lynda and Mrs, James Keane,
Lucknow; Mr. Ray Keane, Strat-
ford; VLr. and Mars. Frank Moran,
Lanes.
Visiting Christmasweek with.
Mr. and Mrs. • Cecil Blake were
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wilbur and
son, Bradley, of. Kingston; Mr.
Palmer . 'Kdrlpaitriek and soar
Brian, of Agincourt, and Jim
Blake, Toronto.
Mr. Tam Fowler, student of
Stratford Teachers' College, re-
turned to studies Monday• after
spending tihe Christmas vacation
with his 'parents, Mr. and. Mrs.
Charles Fawner.
iChristaivas visitors with Mr.
and Mfrs. Robert Irrvin weoe Mr.
and Mrs: Percy Blundell and
-Melvin, of Go'derieh; Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Morrison and Kay,
of Clinton, and Mr. and Mrs.
Will Irvin, of Belfast.
Eck. Scrutan, junior, Goderich,
spent some holid'a'ys lash week
with his friend, Norris Sampson.
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mother, Mrs. Ett- T5I t';'`1'
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,lYl o•LGoza
side,
Marie-BravlCsi c�€•« cke4V,
spent same holidays with her
Mend, 'Patricia Ann Eedy.
Mr. ,and Mrs. Ken (Lois)
Thomas, ZToa'onto, spent some
holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Webster and
also with her sislter, Mrs. Wil-
liam Bradley, Goderich. Little
Fay Bradley, Goderich, visited
Cher grandparents; Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Webster, for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Len • Ohristilnw
and Mrs. Elizabeth Christilaw
vis+i;bed at New Year's with Mrs.
Abner Monnis.
Miss Suzy Young, of Toronto,
visited her friends, Dr. and Mrs.
H. A, S. Voices and Harry Fong.
Mr. Joe Wong, of the Vokes
household, visited friends and
relatives at Tillsonburg and
Toronto.
During rCheisbmas H'o'lidays,
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Reed were their famdqY, Mr. Jim
Reed, Toronto, 'Miss Eleanor
Reed, Alma College, $1 Thomas.
anrd Miss Jewell Reed, Ki•tch-
ener.
�.RT, 'Mr. Bert Maize and son Del-
.�..w a ... th
m spent Christmas with e
"'"`er's d'a'ughter s.;
ANNUAL; January SALE(Marlene)) La Rocq a and has-
-'bund, off Sudbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Carman ,Hayden,
of Alt Wool
,„ -,� Rill -and Jim, were New Yea'r's
�� sirtor's''1m'f+Ir- the lady's brothers,
Edger and Harry and her sister,
vi
Miss Iva Carr.
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ter of Mr and Mrs. ..Gordon
Schultz; underwente tansilee
tomy one day last week at ,Gode-
rich hospital and is now re-
cupereting •art home.
Mrs. Minnie Jones spent, a
few days° last week with her
b'robh;er, -MY: Willman Marsh,
Goderich.
Mr. Wayne Brown returned
last week to his air base at
Portage la Prairie.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Park
were Christmas visitors with
her" brother, Mr. Clayton Ladd,
and Mrs. Ladd; Myth. -
Mr. Delmer Maize underwent
a tornsilectomy on Tuesday at
Goderich hospital.
Rev. W. J. Rees and Mrs.
Rees, of iBeentlford, visited last
week with, ,Rev. T. Richards, Mrs.
Richards and Phillip at the par-
sonage.
Y.PW. Meeting Held. •--•• 'The
ing Monday night in the churc
basement. J'oa'nne Crozier pre-
sided and Annette Dickson was
in •charge of the devotional per -
Melva . Boyce presided •at
the• piano for the 'hymns. The
Scripture lesson was read by
Margaret Ann Rees and Lynda
Blake 'gave the prayer. izen-
+h,ip and community service
were discussed in the topic of
4 -Working -for -Peace," taken by -
A Inretbte- Dickson
Plus All I)iegontinued Colors
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SALE STARTS TUESDAY, JANUARY 3rd.
THE BEST SELLS FIRST .... SO SHOP EARLY
F. E. HIBBERT & SON
GODERICH — 160 THE SQUARE
JA 4-8811
"We've given up
GCJING WITHOUvT
for N'ewYear's"
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"Our New Year resolutions this year
have a lot more to do with getting rather
than giving up ... tlianks to'the B of M.
"Seems that for. many Old Years past
our money appeared to just melt away,
when there were so many: things wanted
around the house ... a modern stove ... a
desk for Dad's den . . , a decent TV. Finally,
it was Dad who put his foot down.
"'Starting with the New Year,' said Dad, 'we're
going to get some of the things we've gone without for.
far too long. We're going to finance all the things we
really need under a new purchase' plan I've been look-
ing into — the Bank of Montreal Family Finance Plan.
It's a modern plan that's designed for people just like
us. Come the January sales, we'll get what"we need at
bargain prices and do our paying for what we buy with
a single payment each month.'
"So°this year, we'll all have to watch our pennies a
little more closely, but it's a challenge and the whole
family' is going to pitch in. Mother's the keenest of all.
It's hard to say whether it's the life insurance pro-
tecting the loan, or'the pifospect of a new stove, that
pleases her most.
"Anyway, we're one family who fig;
ures we've found the ideal New 'Year's
resolution' for 1961. How about you?
Isn't it time you considered giving up
going without?”
'MY .BAN H'
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Similar Happy New Year Resolutions may be put into force
for"YOUR family at your neighbourhood branch of the
BANK�F MoNTkEt
commencing January 3, 7961. r •
• Goderich Br�aneh: 'BEN tORLESS, Manager
eduou it i'7m4e • • • WO! KING WITH,CANADIANG1 WALK ,OP LW* !MOS 1017
HOSPITAL PATIENTS GET
GIFTS DURING YULETIDE
Contributions ofgilts and
'treats to the patients of Alex-
andra Marine and General Hos-
pital at Cheistinas were received
from the ,following: Saftford
Oorrrmunity Club; Ahrfie-ek•; and
Maple Leaf iCliaprters of the
T.O.D.E., St: George's -Church;
The Salvation Army; Mrs. J. J.
Traffic Fines
Given In Court
.Numerous fines Were red
tri te's court' here last Thursday.
Pleading guilty to unpaired
drivin>Q - Oasey 1ud one s:-fi eF.
p100 Wet- costs ' ar 14 days.
For driving 'while his license
was udder suspension, Wilfred
Graham was :given five days.
Levi Louis Rhynolds, off Ham -
Main, was fined $OEO and cos
10•r weeding.
Several charges Of failing to
obey a signal light, speeding
and impaired driving 'were ad,
journed until, today.
LOharged with having stolen
a part of the old age pension
of James Haggit, coif re•eawater,
James Bailltie, 30, of Teeswater,
had his case partially heard
then adjourned •until today.
Pleading 'guilty to 'being in-
toxicated in a public, place,
George Westlake was film,, $i10
and casts or' two days.
Suspended sentence was given
to B. R. Robinson on a charge
of failing to obey th•e signal of
a traffic officer. Police claim the
accused crossed . tfheOpaith of a
funeral procession despite the
ignarl given_ by a treffie
not to do so.
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SALE Starts THURSDAY,
JANUARY 5th AT 9 A.l.
Every Item in the Store
Is atm Reduced Pricer
TOCK SUITS Reg. to 69.5o From 29.00 57.00
„ITOPCOAT
eg to
N>I<LE, Jan. 3.—.Har M � •
p'py New
Year to ail !
The anAssociation will �� t0 ��• O Nowl5
hold. thehe January meeting on. u ur a n g 5
Tuesrdray, January IOth in the
ithureekeebasemenitteattaa2.30eepem.
rl-Pomtesses will be Mrs. Edgar
Dougherty and Mrs. Reg. Ryan.
'Holiday visitors included: Mr:
and Mrs. William Spr,orul and
Gi'ld'a, of Toronto, and Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Sproul and family,
or Auburn, with Mr. and Mrs.
Merles McNee and family; Mrs.
Henry Horton, of Lucknow, and
Mrs. Henry Farrell and daugh-
ter Janet, •of Kincardine, with
Mr. and Mrs. Oalllanrd .Bere and
'family; Miss Mary Nivins, of
Galt, with her mother, Mrs.
Dave Nivins; Miss Helen Rut-
ledge, of Tnronrbo, with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Rut-
ledge; Miss Marion Orserr,�t..N.,
of London, .with her paren , Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Wiggins; Miss
Don•na 'MieNee, of Stretford, with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs: G.
McNee; Norris Rirbey, of West-
ern University, London, with his
parents, Mr.-, and Mrs. Orval
Rli,be ' Douglas Squires, of Tor-
en 0, wv"Eh ns paren rs;`"11tCi°'71ii 1
Mrs.!Howard Squires; Miss
Kathleen MdDiarmd, of Tor-
onto, and Allan, of Midland,
with, their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
David McDiar+inid, -
We are glad • to report that
little Judy Matthews was able to
come home foam Goderich hos-
pital last Friday.
The Y.P.U. enjoyed a bowling
party. in Goderieh . last Friday
Mrs. OrIa•nd Bere has been
engaged as teacher at the Crewe
school; she started her duties
on Tuesday.•
Mr. and Mrs. Earl -McNee a'nd
Dale, ' of Balmore, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ross McNee, of Nile, were
New Year's visitors 'With the
Gra ha m McNees.
Mrs. Elwyn Sil4,ib had, the misspoRT
-
fortune to break both bones in
her leg on Ohmietmas eve when
she slipped and -.fell at the home
cf a friend. •
Mrs. Allan Dickson has been
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Ffoggarhh;-- iGoder-ieh-----Graduate ...
Nurses' Assooiabi'on; Women's
lfonpital - Auiei.4iery; • Catholic
Women's League; ,God'erich
Kinsmen; Goderich Lions club.
•Gifts to :the staff ,were receiv-
ed from: • Mr. William (Skip)
MacDonald; the medical staff;
Mr. Floyd Ledge, Mr. Ed. Stiles.
Several patients remembered
those who care for them' also. .
OBITUARY
MRS. JAMES J. DONNELLY
The, death occurred at Pinker-
ton on Friday of . Mrs. James J.
'Dannelly, mother of Mr. Justice
'Franck Donnelly, of Godtericth, in
her 90th year. A lifelong resi-
dent. of .Pinkerton, she was the
former Julia C. McNabb. Her
husband, the late Senator James
Dennehy; - was. -r wni r_.. _meimrber
of the C anadien Senate whom he
di'etin 1048. They were mar-
ried at Chepstow in 18915. MTS.
Donnelly brad enjoyed good
health all ha iitfe until she be-
came ill' about six m'on'ths ago.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. WiHiam (Mertis) Flannery,
of North Bay, wind' , Marie, at
home, and five sans, 'Clare, of
Perterororwg+h, Arthur, ofd'' Pink-
erton, Gerald, orf Ori1lia, Harold,
of - Pinkerton, and Frank, - of
iGoderieh.
MRS.-ViB1RINIA (BARRBOUR)
SPORTCOATS
USERS
Made - to - Measure
Suits and Sportcoats
Tailored he- Freedman ',
and Warrent K. (ruk
DRESSING
PYJAMAS-
DRESS SHIRTS
Reg. to 39.5a
Reg. 9.
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5;
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.98 to 2Z9L_
18.00 to 3
GOWNS- Reg. to 18.95 Now From 8,48
a patient in -the-- Qoderiehhos-
pital for the past two weeks;
we wish her a speedy recovery,
New Year's visitors With Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Brindley were
Mr.. and Mrs. Carman Brindley
and dour sons, of Benm51ier; Mr.
and Mrs. A. Moore, Barbara and
Linda, of Goderieh: Mr. and
Mrs. ' Leonard Brindley, Larry
and Nannie, of . Dungannon;,
Ernie Mc?iliwain, Reg. Brindley
and Miss Dorothy Wolff, of Nile.
HONORED ON 25TH
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
A New Year's Day dinner at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Odliiayson,
Lucknow, had a sur-
prise ending when their family
presented them • with gifts in
ihonbr' of their 25th wedding an-
niversary: --Their- -e-h4-lLaderee
George, Jim and Jayne, Lurk -
new, and Mrs. Wilmer Moran;
London, gave them a• silver tea
service and tray While their
brothers and sisters wave them
en occasional chair. Mrs. Henry
Drennan baked a three -tiered
wedding cake far the -occasion.
Over 30 were present. They
included: Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer
Moran, London; Mr. and Mrs.
Aubrey Collins, Stratford; MT.
and Mrs. Harold Miamian, Strat-
ford; Mr. and We, Henry Mee
thews, Nile; Mr. and Mrs. Henry
:Drennan,''iLuicknrow; Mr. ,and
Mrs. Tack Collinson, LGodierieh;
Mrs. W. Drennan•, Lucknow, and
Mrs. G. Col Uintsan and Bill,
Goderidh.
RU N'DLrE
Word has been% received of
the sudden pasging of Mrs, Al-
bert Rundile, Ohara. She wes
the former Venda Barbour, of
Goserieh, elder daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Barbour who
now reside in Landon, and sister
of Freida, Mrs. Gordan Goutier,
of Taranto.
Mal: Rundle passed away on
New Year's 3 and leaves a
sorrowing h sand and three
teen-age Baur hrtesls. .She is a
cousin to A r. Mel OulA rt, and
a niece tor. anrd Mrs. James
Sherwood, of bcrwn.
HAROLD ALAN TIGFi TI'
Rw. Wilfred Wri:ght, Port Al -
'bent, conducted funeral services
Monday 2r£lernob n at the Lodge
funeratl honra for 112-rr
Iligert who 'ia,aned away in Alex-
Iantdera H'a'ypa/ball, Godierich, after
a ehoort i11m e+ss. to son of MT.
and Mrs. William Ti,gert, Pont
Albert, I1aro:fd+ Akin was only
Ili &onrfms old,
Survtirvinig besides his parents
are ra brother, Lloyd, ,and sisters,
Sh'n' on, Shelly and Susan. Inter-
-,las
Iliter-
f:,Yas in Port Albert ceme-
tory. r
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