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NORMAN HOY HONORED
WITH CRVSADER AWARD
4 Mr. Norman Hoy will be pre-
sented with the warrant of cqm-
'1 mend on Friday evening in 'the
Goderich Pentecostal Church,
by the cenamander-in-chief, Rev.
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H. C. Cracknellriiiinister of the
church.
14r- Hoy is the first leader of
the Crusader Boys in Canada -to
study and pass successfully his
examinations to receive his war-
rant as commander of Unit 112
of the Crusader Department of,
the Western. Ontario District.
For the past tWo,,yeara,.-Mr-
Hoy bas been leader. of 27 boys
of different denominations
whose meetingsare held every
Friday evening. Their program
is fifteen minutes for devotions,
fifteen minutes fa instruction
and requirements foz. mefit
badges and the remainder of
the time is spent working with
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AUBURN, April 25. --Mr. a
Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor and 1VI
and Mrs. Ben Hamilieli-ifisit
with Mr. and Mrs, Harvey An-
drews and Mr. David ilamiltpn
at trelast 'Sunday'?
Mrs. Howard Wallace, Nita
+=
nd Wayne have been employed for
over a year. Mr. and Mrs. Bill-
ed ins purchased thfs farm home
" from Mr. and Mrs. Wellington
Good, four and a half years
4gfi; i•-CAMItig„- hem ,frora-e-
Auroredistrict.' Mr. and Mrs.
italPflYarklinoAXAX134.Aige,
Cindy Whir have occupied -an'
and John, of, Brant/gm-7nm
-gtie.§koPirwii4e4ntsw; gr. an
Mrs. Bert Marsh, and Mi
Betty Marsh last week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Youngbl
and family, of Woodstock, visi
ed with relatives in this distri
last Saturday.
Mr. and'Mrs. John Weir, Jo
and Bob, of London, were r
cent visitor a with Dr. Weir an
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan AlVlacKa
Barbara and Johnny.
Mr. Harry Eve, of Leasid
spent the week -end with h
wife who is with her mothe
Mrs. Herbert Govier, since sh
has come home from the ho
pital.
Mr. and Mrs, Al. Zurbrigg,
of Listowel, were recent visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.
Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gibbs, o
Hamilton, are visiting with Mr
and Mrs: Wilfred Plunkett thi
week.
Congratulations to Mr. an
Mrs. David McClinchey, (nee
Ruth Moss), on the birth o
their son in Goderich hospital
on April 23rd.,
Mr. Bob Younglaltrt, of Uni
versity of Western. Ontario, ha
been studying at the home o
his inether,,-Mrs-r-Rarph---Munro.
and Mr. Munro, for the pas
week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hembly
were Toronto visitors last Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brown
and family visited in Stratford
last Saturday.
M. and Mrs. Allan pillings
have sold their farm home south
of the village to Mr. and Mrs.
Clare Longhurst and' their four
children, of St. Them. Mr.
Longhurst is a former railroad
man and will take possession
on July 1st. Mr. and Mrs.
Billings and Wayne have put
chased a home and will move to
Mitchell where Mr. Billings and
d apaitinent in her parent's home,
SS will move to Goderhih where
a
Ralph has been employed for
Ut couple of years.
Mr. Clifford Brown has com-
et menced to build his ice cream
stand on the western side of his
an- Fina station on the Goderich
e- to Blyth highway. The building
and is 20' by 20'.
Y, Knox United Sunday School
will present an evening of music
?, this Friday evening when the
is Dm:pinion Life Choir will give
r, their concert in the, auditorium
e of the church at 8.30 p.m. on
s' April 28th.
OBITUARY
MISS SUSAN STRifiCHAN
. Word has been received of
s the death on Saturday, April 22,
in Ossining, N.Y., of Miss Susan
d Strachan, a daughter of the late
D. K. and Susan Strachan.
f Funeral services were held in
Ossining on April 26. Surviv-
ing is one sister, Mrs. M. J.
- (Sophia) Dundas, London.
s
£ JAMES E. BART.,
— Funeral services were held -on
Friday afternoon of tast week
at the Ball and Mutch funeral
home, Clinton, for James Ed-
- ward Hart, 61, a Colborne Town-
ship farmer. Interment was in
Maitlandbank cemetery, Sea -
forth.
Mr. Hart is survived by three
brothers: George, Grey Town-
ship; Clifford and Joseph, both
of Colborne.,
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A native of Goderick_Riehard
B. Millman, 12, died Sunday in
St. Joseph's Hdspital, London.
For many years he was employ-
ed. as a stationary engineer by
Sparton of Canada Ltd. When
he retired three years ago ffe
moved from London to R.R. 1,
Crediton.
Surviving are his wife, The
former Eland Nichols; a son,
Roy, Detroit; a stepson, Arthur
A. Hesketh, London; two bro-
thers, John lVfillman and Norman
:Millman, Detroit. and one sister,
Miss Florence Millman, Minne-
apolis.
Mrs. Jennie McGratten has
returned home after a week's
visit' with ,her daughter, Mrs.
William Silverthorn, and family,
at Behnont.
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AT ACHIEVEMENT DAY
The Huron County
Achievement ,Day will be field
Saturday, April 29th, 'in the
Clinton District Collegiate for
SM-? 'ren clu
t "- *Ms:liar*
will be Pre:
art.ththeir leaders and Pat-,
s_e% with
e
urged to attend the afternoon,
sessipn at 1.30 p.m. The morn -
tag program for the girls is to
jiidge dresaes and materials and
to give reasons for their.•'ehoice.
Each girl is 'required to do a
sample of slip -stitch.
In the .afternoon, comments
will be given on the club ex,
hibits and there will be a fash-
ion parade of the cotton dresses,
made during this club. After
the demonetrations and skits,
the presentations of certificates
and pins will. take place. This
program is planned by Mrs..
Bette Miller, Horne Economist
for Huron County.
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DUNGANNON
DUNGANNON, April 25.
Daylight Saving time beco
ffective this Sunday morn
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and church goeri may be
first here to officially notice
change. Mr. Merrill Grah
student of Queen's Colle
Kingston, will have charge
the United Church service
Rev.- T. Ili -chards on Sunday
a.m-, D.S.T, -
Visitors last Sunday with
and Mrs. Cecil Blake were
'and Mrs. R. T. Kilpatrick, Kar
and Grant, Wingham; Mr. a
Mrs. Allan Corbett, Lloyd a
Ralph, Orangeville, and M
Dorothy Corbett and Mr. Do
las Tucker, Toronto. •
The local Public Library
served Library Week• by taki
on a "new look." Several
the local ladies offered th
services to paper and paint t
interior. - The transformation
very. creditable- . - •
Sunday visitors 'with Mr. a
Mrs. Thomas Webster were M
and Mrs. William pradley a
daughters, Brenda, Faye a
Alice, of Goderich.
Mr. and. Mrs. _Leo Langev
and children, L'orrie, Paul a
Michelle, of Barrie, are visiti
with the lady's mother, 1Virs.
Stingel while Mr. Longevin is
.a short course at R.C.A.F., Cl
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Henderso
Greg and Brian, of Tdron
spent the week -end with 'h
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Viet'
Errington. ',0
Erskine W.M.S. 'Meets.—T
Women's Missionary Society
Erskine Presbyterian Chur
held on Friday, April 21, w
opened by Mrs. Robert Me
lister with the Easter progra
She also read the devotibrffl pr
pared by Mrs. R. MacLeod
:The Resurrection Today" a
a prayer. An invitation w
sent by -the Lucknow W.M
Auiciliary to join with" them
their meeting on May 3rd in t e
Sunday School room:. Ten ap
swered the rpll call by repeat
ing' a verse of Scripture on
"Faith." It was decided to re
new the flower bed along the
front of the church. Miss Iva
Carr gave a selection, "How we
go into -all the world together,'
and Mrs. Arthur Stewart, a read
ing on "Mary."
Agricultural Annual Meeting
—Harvey Culbert acted as chair
man when the Dungannon Agri
cultural Society held the anriva
meeting in their hall on Apri
13th with a good attendance
T. M. Durnin, the secretary
treasurer, reported a good yea
Ralph Godfrey, the retiring pr
sident, thanke& the board f
their support during. the tw
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ABOUT BLASTS
Further exPlanation as to th
4.V.O.AIPAS bix.$44‘.e4d..ove
Goderich $4111-810r, TimrsclOY, April 27,;t901
ST HELES! Piaque Honors
Rei.D. J, Lane
0,4e4 to,tart0 Jar. fl
ST. IirENS; April —Mro,
e Gordon McPherson spent Oita
✓ day in-rixqter.m#44rAfv.,444-
;;Vved ThOraiant.
Over -30 ladies attended a
turkey.. dirwep4.4003.404
Turf oullfeadak evenin. #s t
is the first year of the "Sun-
shine Sister Club" in the Int -
lute, the W.I. had as their
guests, new members for
1001-
62 Identification of their Sun
shine Sister and a program
brought a pleasant evening to
a close. '
' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnston
and family, of Bluevale, Spent
Sunday evening with Mr. Frank
IVIcQuillin and Terry.
- Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Laidlaw, of Wingham, on Thurs-
day, April 20th, a son, James
Gordon. Mrs. Laidlaw was form-
erly Ann Todd, Congratulationat
Returning from Wingham hs-
pital at the week -end were,IVIrs.
William J. Robb and Mr. Archie
Aitchison. We wish them im-
proved health.
Mr. Wallace Millen who has
oderiO, from time to tile);
given ,na, the following letter
4xoxL. gt., Ce.rdift44,P;1101/ft;-
Lewis Taylo, of Godrtch.
The letter „reads as follows:
"Farther- to my correspond-
ence of February 7th, I have
neW received a final report
from the Minister of National
Defence, in regard to the spend
nuisance in your area, and
quote as follows:
'A report has now 'been re-
ceved from the United States
Air Force authorities, who have
stated that it has not been pos-
sible to establish that any of
theiraircraft exceeded the speed
of sound in the vicinity of
Goderich. They do say, however,
that high performance aircraft
based at Selfridge Air Force
Base do conduct missions with-
in United Sates air space over.
Lake Huron, and it is believed
that should an aircraft be in
a "nose down" attitude and
heading in the direction of
Goderich while in supersonic
flight, the shock waves could
possibly carry as far as the
Goderich area. Under these cir-
cumstances, the U.S.A.F. Head-
quarters has directed Selfridge
Mr Force Base to review the
area designated for such oper-
ations and to revise if poWtkl.g,„
elfablished procedures so that
recurrences of incidents of this
kind will be reduced to an ab-
solute minimum.'
"It is hoped that this action
by the United States Authorities
wilr prevent further annoyance
to the citizens of Goderich."
PORTERS HILL
PORTER'S HILL, April 24.—
The W.A. of Grace Church met
at- the -home.- of mr--Elgin Cox
with An excellent attendance.
The president, Mrs. Barbara
Betties, took charge of the meet
ing 'which, opened with the
theme song. pie Scripture was
read by Mrs. 'Donald Harris.
The topic and prayer were read
by Mrs. Bill Cox. The roll .call
was answered by a Bible verse
containing the word "Love."
The travelling apron was hand-
ed in and the sum of $9.26 was
realized from it. This month
the travelling bake basket was
started on its wy. Mrs. Blanche
Cox was in Charge of the pro-
gram which consisted of a hum-
orous reading and a musical
contest. During the afternoon
the ladies quilted a crib quilt
and articles for a bale were
handed in. Two very interest-
ing cancer films were shown by
Mrs. Harry Ball and. Mrs. Jack
Elliott, of Clinton. The hostess
served lunch.
PORT ALBERT
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PORT ALBERT, April 24. —
The Tidies' Guild of Christ
church met at the home of Mrs.
Elmer Graham . with, nine mem-
- bers present. Mrs. Forster
opened the meeting and the
secretary's and treasurers re-
ports were ;read and adopted.
After a short business period,
the afternoon was spent ini sew
ing. Rev. Mr. Wright closed
the meeting with prayer andLthe
hostess served lunch.
•The Sunday School of Christ
1 Church was opened forth& sum-
mer. It will be held at 2.30 p.m.
• each Sunday with -Mr f C. Haden,
Harbourne Adams. Elaine
r• Hodges and Barbara Foster as
or B
-teachers.aptism
Baptismal 'Services will: be
° held in Christ Church on Sun-
day, May 14. A social half
hour will f011ow the service.
A crokinole party was held
in 8t. Andrew's :United Church
on Friday last, sponsored by the
Sunday School. High prizes
went to Helen Wardrop, and
John McKenzie and low win-
ners were Mary Elizabeth West-
lake and tkilip- Richards
The April meeting of the
W.M.S. and W.A. was held at
the home of Rev. and.Mrs. Rich-
ards or Thursday of lat. week.
After the devotional period,
Mrs. Lednor gave an account of
the Huron; Presbyterial held in
Wingham, United Church re-
mReeetvin. gMrw.iRtkicyhmvard,ers clos-
edenthaye.
the hostess served lunch.
years he was in office. He wou
continue to give help when nee
ed. he stated. The election
officers for 1961 was held; k
suiting as follows: Director
Stan McGratten, Hugh Bennet
Wilbunahown; Nelson Culber
Harvey Culbert, Allan Ree
Rodeiick McKenzie, Donald M
Kenzie, Ross Eedy; associate
directors, Dick Park, Theodor
Redmond, George • Saunder
Ross Henr, Harold Culber
flucrrge -Errington, Gordo
Smyth, Bili Culbert, Elmer Gra
ham, Allan Dickson, Howar
Culbert, Harbourne Adams; as
soeiate lady directors, Mrs. Don
ald McKenie, Mrs. Chester Fin
nigan, with others to be added
honorary-tirector, Joinr-
nett; president;, Gordon Saund
rs; first vice-president, Hare'
Adams; second vice-president
Chester Finnigan; secretary
treasurer, T.' M. purnin. The
agricultural sOcieey is sponsor
ing the 4-H Calf Club which has
26 members.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dauphin and
sons, Gary and -Mark, were Sun
day visitors with -the former's
mother, Mrs. Gertrude Dauphin,
Chatham, whose birthday was
observed that day.
Mrs. Edna Black and family
held an auction t ale of farm
ttock and implements on' Sat-
urday, but the farrh was not sold
at the time of the sale.
Mrs. Mathew Shackleton had
as visitors, her cousin. Mr. Amos
Cornelius, of Goderich, one day
last week, and her sisters, Mfs.
Howard Durnin and Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Webb, Goderich,
on Sunday.
GIFTED INSTRUCTOR
AT GLT "WORKSHOP"
The long hours of practising
required for dramatic presenta-
tions was emphasized by Misa
Olivia Hasler, who instructed
the GLT "Workshop" here last
week. Her subject theme was
"Acting Techniques." These in-
clude voice projection practice,
correct articulation, proper phy-
sical movemnts, "Studies -a pos-
ture and .geSturs and the
eareiring-antl'Adeveltipment-ter
wards the mood of a situation.
The executive of OLT 0»
pressed deep appreciation to,
Alias Hasler for giving the Ideal
little theatre group the benefit
of her extensive knowledge in
iLL the field of dramatics.
MEL
To tip
or not toti??
When youre travelling,
when to tip, and when
not to tip --can be a
problem.
But when you -'re ti-aveljing
• on your tractor, it's •
never -the right time
for tioping.
One way to avoid tipping is
to ,travelat a safe speed.
Doubling the speed of yoitr-
tractor makes the risk of
tipping four times as great
And here's another tip . . .
no matter how careful you
are you might have a tractor
accdent.
CA's Accident and*Sickness
insurance could help you
meet the costslf you were
hurt.
CIA's Farm Family Liability
insurance could help you
pay if your tractc4 was
found liable for an accident
on the highway.
For full details Just call:
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years of service to his church
April 30t , at -7.43a p.M. at $t.
Andrew's Prbyteian
Church., Clinton. The eervice
will be in charge of Rev. Neil
McOrable,. of Ripley, moiler-,
ator of the auron1iaitlan4
Presbytry, assisted by other
ministers in the Presbytery
been a patient hi Victoria Hot.
pital, London, the past tont`
weeks, underwent major surgery
on Menday. He ProgresSt
favorably.
Allr. and Mrs. Ross Gammie
were gbests at the Cook.john..,
ston wedding in. London recent -
Iy.
Miss W. D. Rutherford -left 011
Sunday to visit ler. and Mrs. •
Gordon 1Vielntyre in Richmond
HilL Miss Rutheroni wiiI join
two friends from Qttawa on a,
vacation in New York.
THE ART INSTITUTE Or ONTARIO
is saiding, to Goderich, an exhibit of paintings for the
first two weeks in May under auspices of the
GODERICH ART CLUB-
-- —This exhibitjs FREE --and
shown at the
Goderich District Collegiate
Everyone is invited to enjoy this exhibit
which is simply entitled •
"The Painters' Art—In the Layman's Language!'
FIRST WEEK: Tuesday to Friday—Students Only..
SECOND WEEK: Open to the general publiC..
SHOWING 4.30 to 5.30 DAILY -
GRAND OPENING
THIS WEEKEND
of the new dining lounge in the
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FRIDAY NIGHT:—Fisht. Fry—Fresh Lake Huron perch,.
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Enjoy the captivating music of
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SATURDAY:Chicken Fry Dinntr, 50- cents.
With Entertainment by
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NOTICE:
All owners and harborers of dbgs are requited
o obtaintgs for them on or beforeMAT 1st.
Tags must be worn by the dog.
Dogs are NOT PERMITTED to rum at large
in the town betwen May 1st and Oct. 1st.
If any dog is found running at large, the owner
or -harborer will be summonsed according to By-
law No. 34, 1960.
POLICE DEPARTMENT,
Town ok Goderich.
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