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Mrs..
Thomas Webster r spent a
few days last week visiting her
'couch). MisslRena,Stevenson,. at
HenSOB, returning g
ho
ne
onSunday.
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, un . ' R. ' e �.
Mr. . •M'r•5� pb ., r'vin�an
� d
Betty v_
isi
t
ed` Mr.
NMr `GV -
Q it
)tam Ritchie, at • ,ucknow
4 ! on
Sunday.
,
We Wwe
• . re Pleased to, e:.. • '
t
harthat
Au.; Fd Kut m W t was' ' released.
a fro..
!� st ..er., �?bsllnittal,.
London, week -
val
asci a .bis hpme�;f'oi�lowing
ma ox. ,'' Heit
°w 1 got.
be
able to
resume 'barbering
fa
for
.sone time, i
e
•
tit; and Ot,Robart Stothers the
r.
a
and f :visited' the latter's
• sister, Mr's. W MacLeod„, at
Kincardine, on k 'Alton
Min, Jac to
n r.. eL
cued pt
(he . s
"�`p w
K.store
elle for
. , . ?�two
weeksdLL -._ ing the absence.. of the.
r
e Oak, � Mrs.- t Er-
a' 'Mrs. Errington who
ha
a
suffered
broken right
arm, ,was able to return to work
on Mo. , . .•
bMrs..Mathew Shackleton visit-
ed on Sunday, with'her son Ben,
,his wife end family, at Crewe.
Mrs Frank: Pentland spent
a few.-dayi . with her daughter,
Mrs. Lloyd Pearce, London. .
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Popp and Mrs. R. A.
McKenzie were - Mr. and Mrs.
Brian Hallam and , little son
;Gregory, of Goderich, and Mr.
and Mrs. Murray Popp, Sandra
and Kenneth,, of Saltford.
Mr. Jerry Weaver and his
fiancee, Miss Sharon Rollins, of
-London, spent the week -end
with his parents, , Mr. and Mrs.
'Glen Weaver.'
•Mrs.', Gordon_ Ritehie and - Mr.
and Mrs.,, borne Ritchie and
•
.-$ftnnabeile,,aL Kul-
-er's -sister, Mrs. Ethel Mcllon-
- (Continued from page 1)
peanut butter gt ea," cof-
fee or milk.
:SDP PER. ,
Beef barley brQtb' ' beef and.
-vegetable- stew with hot tea
biscuits; roast lamb with mint
jelly; parsley boiled potatoes;
• ...:.� ' julienne carrots; glazed onions;
hot teabiscuits,; tossed green
salad; Waldorf,; salad; cold sliced
~, w :meats; sliced tomatoes; radish,
fans; dill pickles; chilled plums;
raisin pudding; caramel blanc
anan;•e- with .chopped walnut
.garn.. h; orangecup cakes; teas
.Coffee or milk.
Not bad, eh what?
_ The menu, of course; varies
from day to day. On other
days there are such selections
for the main course as Salisbury
' steak, baked ' sausage, baked
Virginia ham with raisin sauce,
roast -veal with apple jelly;' bar-
becued ,wieners with barbecue
sauce,. grilled • halibut fillets,
baked meat loaf with Spanish
• sauce, roast beef, Swiss steaks,
ti
.beef liver, roast turkey, chicken,
seafood casserole. And you'll
also find Dw hess potatoes.. or
scalloped potatoes. - . '
-4 A Wide Choice
• The* o for dessert variation,
you'll be offered such selections
as chilled apricots, pumpkin
pie with whipped cream, pine-
apple .upside down cake, *rasp-
berry sundaes, chocolate pudding
with fruit sauce, lemon curd
• tarts,_cottage _ptidding,marsh-
Mallow "pudding, baked-apple,-
steamed
aked apple,steamed marmelade pudding,
banana 'cream pie, shortbread
cookies, etc.
We could go on ,.and on with
mouth-watering suggestions, but
from the above you'll see that
the airmen will never suffer
from malnutrition.
And just to make sure that
,l
ad on."
Sud•
,. . n .
. ay
' Isaac asc
Cranston,
rarston, of
P
el
fast, visited with Mrs. IrvineHenrylast Thursda
Mrs Jim'Blake,.v rsit of
Toronto on
to st de
t,
WAS
hon
a With
his
t r "
,Parents; M" •, d Mrs. Geetl.
Blake, for the week -end,
and r!
T
Mr.Mrs.
►4 ,.Qin, Lawlor and,
Jimmy, Auburn, were recent
t
visitors with' Mr, and Mrs.' To
m
Park. ,
Mz. d...
an
•M
rs
Howard
*Blake
and
eand familyvisitedMr;' and
Jerry► Cranston , and family
on.
Sunday_.,. Sunda
y.
•
•
FMr:.Wa'ne an
pilotof
in trainin
at Trenton,
was t
on
:washone withhis parents, Mr,
and Mrs.Wilbur Brown,' for the
week -end.- This is.
,
the last
Week' for Wayneat Trenton, duringwhich be hs.,sever1
tteunrn'a
, by, ftloy inWg intrips
before re-
n peg. .
, Mrs. Kay Adams, White-
church, visited her mother, Mrs.
William m
a
l
l Caesar,t
1as week..
Mrs. ,Edna "Black; Goder ch
visited her'mother,Mrs, Rich-
ard and Park, sr., who iuit poor--
q
ly since her fall several weeks
ago. e
Miss Mary Lou. Stirling spent
the week -end. with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Rievea.: -.
• Breaks Hip
We were sorry. to hear of the
accident which occurred 16 Mrs.
Will Smith, Goderich, a former
4th concession of Ashfield resi-
dent. ' On Saturday,' she fell
and broke her, hip and was
taken to Victoria Hospital, Lon-
1600{4
on-
011, by 'ambulance, accaziap t
led'by her niece, Mrs, ,fore
Hasty, of. •Aaheld.
Chiin,ney Fire
hoitly
aftertbe�i
n
to
r kfii�
xard set. ;in with vengeance,�•on
y
Sunda evening; 'ust :be r 9
�► a foe
o'clock, an
alarm was s.
ou
d
e
d
to save the borne 'of M. ,_and
Ss. Charles ,Fowler.
chimney ':of the house hadtaken
fire -and thepipes were red hot
Neighbors; e
r shing to the -s ene.
der Y. Ou thinit �' .Church; s for?
.Tine meting 4044 with a bymn
and Tapat
arakina WAS.
Er
sk e Presb teri
at Chu
rch
Missionary Soolety met Friday
afternoon
at the bame o
f Mrd,
Jes� s'e
lure• r
.'R .e • M s
'•� Xist a_ r
R
ob,ett _Me
-
'_Opened -
0�ened ,the,�eetin
with. a fiym`n and. . the
Lord's
prayer..devotional
The• • devot�onal ,was
i
taken
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the e ere able oic control itwith scripture from.the .
th
hand ext1ngusera, In
the1 chapter of .St. Luke, The • oPimeant e,the. ckawfreW�,In�atetude and Fryer,„
�perneace for Mrs, FlerC'tt d. fWor thePchurch� rkachceu.,b_.atr-d
has .Bate7y been_under -the.- o.c� 'Pass e.d.and-a •qun_ laa donaedtograteful
btuhteuhmenawhotthoethme seoctnret•M$res#,o,Ma odu ecr
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tchoinulbleeth fs.at,fewta•tedryasthursapiesshamnoh cAwn $
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lsf3itn
were fmcal1bYrepeat'thadcst, line
ts�neehtewinwdas eo s.wge. a r roPao�awa toivhenyme#nYMrTsh.eJacnareds
readilycame to heexelooked. of ethe4Pacaging of +us%ards for Frmosaend boxes;_Were prepared for
packing,
lrig de"Vas called'' o:ensure :Ten m_e`nibers wared the Sell
anadian Oirlsin Training
g
” The ,Dungannon 'CGIT raet_
in the United Church ;basement
on Thursday , . Betty y night for the bW.-.weekly m ein .
e t Irvin
g
ithe piano :
accom an at p for
P ed
the C.G,I,T. repeated
ymn
and,the
the
Pose was ep t din Unison. r
Mrs, Herb Finnigan :led the
Worship with the theme f"For
successful living we need 'to
let God -have' control of our
lives." Proverbs :1;6. The roll
call and . minutes~ were read -by
Carol 'Culbe* .It was decided
to hold a aleigh-ride party.
.Fay Pearson gathered the col-
lection. Mrs. R. Irvin read the
second chapter of the study
book "Keys for Tori." Each
member is to ask two people
the following question, "What
Mr., and Mrs. W. H. Doak,
Keays -street, had astheir guests
over, the week -end Mr. and
Mrs, Charles Lockhart, c Chat-
ham, and Mr. and Mrs.. Mery
Hanley, Clinton,'
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PORT
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Fob,
9
Mrs.
Jane- Martin is ap atient'
in Goderichhospital, '
p , . We. wish
her seed ;x. ev r -,
c
a e e e .
, p
:.y y
1
;Ear.
r .
.._-Marg
Geer
e
}
cie
s and BobBowden visited. over
the weetrendat ,the
home of
Mrs.
Jane .
art
i
,
AMrntis.
rlsare nCclear.
eH.°cye
Hoy were in Kitchener on. ;
•
u
n
-
aMyRrs.,Ma Dic son soa� lied
,
and• Qrandsoit Brian Johnston, Tonto- visite d; with Mrs
H:Ledor.� v the week -end,
adi s' Guild ofWrist
Church
The- Ladies'' G ild o h Anm4,...,14;74
Chris lican- 0 ur . , u ch m�;t,w �t th0
home of Mrs.
. . Ro
y
Petrie
with
13 raemberdpresent. ;Mrs
:
Agne .roster the
absence of.
the president, ,Mrs.
A. ' Forster. The Guild prayer
and the Lord's prayer were re.
peated in unison.
The Scrip-
ture p
ture
was read bys.
Mr Carnia..
Hayden. Mrs, Petrie read the
minutes" of the, previous meet-
ing and 'called the roll.Roll
call for Marchis to be a verse'
from, the xiible containing . the
word a"Ves m ounstrMnt o: i . o
e ArthUr
correct way to' dress altar
;.
for Holy'. Cominuniotl. She'' also
explained
'what each article alepi
r
an
s,
eP�essatedThe meeting co$d
as
with prayer. by Niro. A,, Foster TheArthur' CArot�
b ,
their
'follewd n l which 'Innch, was sere-
0
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Y � t s
e h
-
. tes
$,S;
. • a
d.Party y:
M,S-fNo,o
tn�eePort-Albert. asnchnuooa.
l
sheries dcpadantiesit. l
'The 'fiirst
one was held'. on;. Thursda 'with,
r1A 17 y
a� good' attendance, .:Mrs : Gerd,
Martin wont the high prize 'for
ladies :and
�rs,;
l _R
Roche,
t
h
low. JohMaize.'w'a ,hi
man told ,o Dickson, low.'
Harald,
.A...,am
swon. the
•lu
QiY
score 'card; Lunch wasnerved:
Iatt wthaes�caonluuncsioend thath'et
hgea necxset
.
card Party would be on I'ebru-
ary 28th.'
Rev,.Her
Hannan
Gruhn m � D ies
'
Itev
, . Herman F. Gruhndied
on Thursday•February 15, in St,
ry's Hospital, Kitchener. The
community extends . sympathy
to his family. Rev. Mr. Gruhn
would have been 88 °years old
on February 20. He -had been
in the. Lutheran ministry for 52.
years.
meeting
in
�t
h
ec
a.rch•
a
r
lo
�
on
'a d4w�em.creepr,
s[nt•r 'Wm� .C.aef and
box. group w,orecharge of the
meati. *
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r
Scr .xu lwas 044,
by
Mrs. W .Schaefer and the pray
or
.
M
rs
, D.
D
o
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.,s.CEclw d. �
trd
duc
e
d
a
studY.'bee*. on British Guiana,.
The'P st° backgrod hists
,
major
econonic
al,p
r
oblem
s
present rate. of .progress Were ee
discussed,1,M
Edward,
Because of the numerous
tionalities,- there have been con
diets of opinion ul' their.politie-
al sf elds.The 'two maj'or.politic
al parties . e -Po' '
•are_.__ _....es �'
o`lPl.. x_
0
Party. and 'the'".I'rogressive° : Na
tionals Congress,
Mrs. Schaefer thanked 'Mrs,
Edward for, an interesting study,
period. •
The president, et
Manus, opened the business pore'
tion of the meeting by noting
N
•Concert Camper thin at
the end or April, $hine,
baskets beet -�+
l
again h
x
.
0
P
Amon ,the.s It
,tanned to el, au. v
, -.,� held cit ,ventures
:, :a. bake talo rummage. ,sales
rw
st
a. �.
b
e
oct � .
. al nen.. .t a .::
oh
f" x
uund ai ' ti
s _x •'c i e
eat a ttv g during
'the., .
y s►r
T'h � ,o• :.
et
e.
.o in d
m�',•, Qpom�. /,�r�
�'. �. with
a , ymn followed by- tuneh •sexy-
edi
by: Mrs .;R.•• Erskine,, end, ,tier
4, q
group.
is
CHA
G
AT P
:TheC.P.R.
s changed VW
localefor cleaning- out grain
bog ',cars, When the o
eWoA
d e
n
doors w reuSed, operation
took the loop siding
•'
t► rth of t h e -o
a , :°t a -•-bra., ,v�erf•.�-th
°River.:. Now, Maitland: � •,elle e , N.., w, : With
aper doors. baling. introduced,
o
he..?w, rk..�. "1 .:b ' .dan;e�.o <:=.th
wtl � �
...-.. west ..elle +�.
siding . just :'_, of the: C,P R
Station,
.lent
f.
that
anQ
a ter
:ailthe xaew
nt Statements t
wide
about' bargainc plea* ...: pri fix ��11 s Maple Vit! Leaf'
that, the Art: ur Circle tion . market has and Will 144:1149:411the. hest ua,'iit
will be catering to a Common -lowest *ices on food' that • are. Vic* he,. found anywhere
Air
1
Godarieh• -District ,-Collegiate -Institute- -. --
$3.00 per couple
, Dress Optional
Anyone wishing to attend -must obtain an 1n
vitation through_ a student • or staff member im=-mediately. An invitation- will be forwarded.
JIM STEPEENS,
President, Students' .Council.
ALL MADE 'IN OUR. SHOP IN
Our Work Is Guaranteed
Mr. Gorbet will be in Goderich approximately
once a week. ,Please clip. or copy -this .•coupon
and mailto the address below. You will receive
prompt service.
the aforementioned food is at m's. ss es- di- -s �- r- -r -" ..' �- — -- - --�-.
its best, all food is sample 11.a+a:a"Y.n,, l,xnartartanans1sna
tasted by inspecting supervisors ! HANOVER •FURS, Hano er, Ontario.
before:_ it is served to the `air,- ;� '1 am interested in having my fur coat restyled or ii
men, So, Just how can the
airmen -possibly lose? 1 on purchasing a new one. I
It was longsago said that an 1 Name
army Marches" `on its stomach. a
But . if you think that the Air I Address elle. . -- - 1
`Force merely- Operates on chick- .
en wings, __the aforementioned Lis - •s •• ••• as s •.
menus- should change your opin-
io_ns, .
Hundreds of airmen will con-
• tinue to graduate from the.
School --of -Food--Services,--to-see
oto it that' the boys in, blue will
never be wanting, when it
collies • tothe best in meals,
'. 'served in the finest tradition
:and style. , . •
'vim vim .mos am emu —....--
10th St., Hanover, Gni. • Phone 91
I; GOBBET, Froprietat
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