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DUNGANN
DU,biGANNON;; Ma reh
Wtirl d
d DayPrayer of y -w tll' =iiQ
held l at St,• "Pact s
An
li
an
Church 4March 9th,
at
SQ- ,in. All in e
th
co -
uni
P. in
m, are el
o e
tai'.
.w cm to t
, attend.
• The guest speaker: is Mrs.
fred Wright, wifeof the rector
mot St. Paul's .Church..
Mr. and lArs,Harald Hackett,
of Owen Sound,Visjtcd -on Sat-
urday with the Cranston fam-
ilies.
Mr,, and Mrs. Cecil Culbert
and `son Jimmy were ,at - the
Western -Agricultural ---School -at-
Ridgetown. last Friday • and.
spent the rest of the • week -end
with relatives in London. •
Mr. and --Mrs.- -Charles--M -
Donald and son Allan, St.. Hel.-
ens, visited Mr. and' Mrs. Keith
Cranston and. family on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irvin and
etty visited Mr. and Mrs. Don-
e Murrayand family, St.
Ielens, on Sunday.
Mr. and rs. Eldon, Irwin
and familyy, of Mandobin, near
Sarnia, visited Mr. And Mrs.
William lrwin ' and all spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Blundell and Mel, of Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Curran
and family, . of London, were
visitors at the Blundell liome
- also;
The Sigma -C boys were out
on a bottle drive on Monday
night.
Tl"ie congregational' supper
at the United Church is sche-
duled' for March 23rd.
Mr. and Mrs. David Durnford,
Brian and Cathy, of Willowdate;
spent the week -end with the
lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
• James. Wilson.
RA.r&Einnigan is help
Mrs. George Ribey where a
little baby girl has arrived.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith
and family,- of Brussels, visited
at the home of Mr. and
rs. Esther Rivett.. is helping
out at, the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Bill ' Robinson, Auburn,
. where -.a- new -baby -has -arriVed:
Mr. J. C. Durnir of Kitch-
' ` ener, was home for the week-
end with Mr: and Mrs. Herb
Finnigan.
Mrs. W. Stafford ° returned to
her home here after spending
the winter with her son-in-law
'and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Phemister, Toronto.
heer" p! Spring' officially
opens here in. two weeks. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Glenn, who are
enjoying a holiday, in Florida
and Mexico write that the
beaches there are_ grand with
temperatures at.98°.
Miss Flora Durnin, of. Mark-
-dale; and her friend, Miss Nora
Creyke, ' bf ' Schomberg, visited
for the week -end with the form,
er's father`, Mt. R. J. Durnin.
Mr. Tom Fowler, who is teach-
in,;g near Molesworth; spent the
' week -end at home with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs: Charles Fow-
ler. He also attended the Ice
'Cappdes at Kitchener on Friday
. 'night in ° company with his
,friend, Miss Arlyn• Powell, of
Blyth.
Funeral Service Attended
Many, attended the funeral
services of the late Mrs. Charles
AIton at Lucknow on Sunday
afternoon. The late Mrs. Alton,
of Tilbury, had been in declin-
ing •health for the past two
years. •Mr. 'Alton passed away
in 1946. They are remembered
as having a general. Store in
Dungannon about 20 years-ag ,
the one now owned by K. K.
Dawson. We,, extend our rsym=
pathy to -Feria' and J. C., and
other relatives .in their loss.
Suffers Fall
We were sorry to hear that
Lynda Hodges, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Hodges; ' had a
N
nasty f
sty all, thus hurting her
knee, while skating at the rink.
SShe spent from• Iv onlay 'til
Thursday h
. da in �Vurgham hospital
where' ,
h the
rknee,
hadto et
b a .,
ped P o .fluid
f three e time .
e
hr.
.e
0
`s
",
hope she,
_will` p . W l soon be on her
feet.a
gain.
Thie :Sews and Sews Sew
`"The girls 4 -If Club the;Dunt
anon Sewsand ewe, held
it Meeting riday night at
he home of Esther Rivett,
Sharon Stewardson led with :all
repeating the
pledge. g
�
Carol
"Culbert read the minutes of the
last-meetiti and'Te foncall
{
was - answered by "an alteration
of patterns." The girls ',took
down notesfrom m � leaders,
dere
Mrs:-McWhinne y a" ' rs.
:�H:-
Rivett and they began making
their dresses. • '
St. Pauls Anglican Guild
Mrs. Tom 'Park was' hostess
at. her home Friday afternoon
for . St. Paul's, Anglican Guild.
Mrs. Wilfred Wright read. the
Seriplure from John 3:7.20 fol-
lowing prayer. Plans were coin,
.pleted for the' World Day of
Prayer, Friday, March 9th, at
2.30 p.m. in, St. Paul's Anglican
Church. Plans, were also made
for a bake saleand card party,
March .;17 at 8.30 p.m. in the
Parish Hall. A bake sale was
held at the meeting with pro-
ceeds for the flower fund. After
the meeting closed with prayer,
Mrs. Park served afternoon tea.
KINGSBRIDGE
KINGSBRIDGE, March' 5. -r-
Mrs. Jack Kenney and Mrs'.
Peter Murray, of Detroit, spent
the week -end here. .
-and family visited `the Dietric
family, of Clarkson, last week-
end.
Mrs. Earl. Drennan' returned
home the latter part of the
w:ee ,after"», beS�3`i ttiLirfretl "Cts
"Goderich
—liar for a '-Tew'
days.
Mrs: EdwaFoley is not en-
joying -the -best -of -health: -He
daughter, Mrs. Jim Johnston,
of Goderich, spent a few days
with her last week. We hope
Mrs. -Foley" will feel better soon,.
We have been reading with
interest the progress notes that
have' a geared frequently in a
district newspaper- regarding
Mrs. Jessie Allen. Jessie has
fought a hard battle and de-
serves a lot of credit.
•
M. and Mrs. Ian Woodley
and daughter, of Malton, visit-
ed Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Austin
over the week -end.
Mr: Francis Griffin; of Flint,
spent the week -end with his
uncle, Mr. Thos. Wallace.
' Mr. and Mrs: Alvin` Moran
and family, of London, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moran over
the week -end.
Taylors Comer
TAYLOR'S ` CORNER, March
5.—Mrs. Robt. Fuller has re-
turned home after spending the
last two months with relatives
at Goderich and Benmiller.
The sympathy of the com-
munity ' is extended to .the,
Rodges family in the death of
Mr. Robt. Rodges.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Elliott -and
family, of Port Colborne, spent
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh McCabe and Don.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Cranston,
London, were- liere- for the fun:
eral of Mr. Robt. Rodges ,and
visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne ` Rodges.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Harrison,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Wilmer Harrison, of Goderich,
attended the Burford -Harrison
wedding in Stratford recently.
PUBLIC DANCE
Sponsored by .:•
GODERICH MODIFIERS CAR CLUB
BLUE WATER LOUNGE DANCING 9-12
SATURDAY, MARCH 10
MUSIC BY DESJARDINES ORCHESTRA
'DOOR PRIZE ADMISSION 75c
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Mrs. T.Hunkiing, Walkerburn
osteu
{The. membeHrs of ,the
Walker -
burn Club heldtheir mE ti a ,n
at the home of Mrs. Ted Hunk,
ing with
the:nre
president;t,
Mrs,
.Leonard Archambaalt` in
charge.'
The meeting . `was opened 'Vthe. singing of 0, Canada and
the repeating of ` the Lord's.
Prayer, led by Mrs: envy Hunk-
ing. The Mutes were approv-
ed as read by the secretary,
Mrs. Lorne Hunking. Thank-yoti
notes ,were 'read .from 'Ur. and
Mrs, Eldon. 'Hendry, Mr, ;and
,Mrs. Stanley -Ball -and -the Child=
rens, Aid Society, The roll call.
was answered by 14 members,
each quoting a Valentine verse.
'lie .financial_statement..._was
given by Mrs. Stanley Ball, the
treasurer. The draw prize was
myon by Mrs.' Joe. Hunking. .A
program ocontests was con.
ductednby Mrs. Henry Hunking
and. Mrs. Joseph Verewey. A
short memorial service was held
for the late Mrs. Percy Vincent,
whq „ had been . a. member of the
Walkerburn Club .for many
years. Plans were made for the
next meeting to be held at the
home of Mrs. Bert Hunking the
last Wednesday in March. The
roll call is to be answered by
"sing, say or -pay something
Irish" in keeping with -St. Pat-
rick's Day. The program will
be in charge of Mrs. Bert Hunk
ing and Mrs. Stanley Bali, and
the lunch committee will be
Mrs. Guy Cunningham, Mrs.
Tom Cunningham, Mrs. -Roy
Daer and Mrs. Herbert Duizer.
After a successful penny sale,
lunch was served by Mrs. Stew-
art Ament, "Mrs. Leonard Arch-
ambault, Mrs. Stanley Ball and
Mrs. Walter Cunningham.
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NILE
NILE, March 6.—All ladies of
'Dengannon for the World Day
ot, Prayer. It will .be held in
the -Anglican- Church at -2.30
p.m., Friday, March 9.
Mr. and . Mrs. Ross McNee,
Mrs. Mantel), Dougherty and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles McNee anci
Freddie visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Earl McNee, Behnore, On
Sunday.
Mr.- and Mrs. R. McConnell,
ofArmow
were e Sunday visitora,
with Mr. and Mrs. H. Matthews.
Several *embers
., o
fte
Y,k'
Eno Y
U
an evening ed.ofskat n
g
and broomball 'when they #�: t .._wer4
' gu e
guests of the, Auburn WO last
St
aurd&y, s .•
The :Unit.
edhurt Women
h W rnEn;
will hold their March :meeting
on Wednesday, March 14, Tables
Will be `set for the Father and
,Son banquet which will be held
March
h 16. Hostesses
•are Mrs.
;.ilk ° ogie, .-Mrs. J : - Mcgiarmid.
and Mrs. D. McNeil.
PORT A
PORT ALBERT, March 6. -
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert,Mc,Gee on Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Harold : Taylor, of
Wingham, and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hoy and Debbie, of
Goderich.,
Mr. William Richardson and
Caron visited with,. Mrs. Rich-
ardson over the week -end.
The World Day of Prayer
willbe observed at St. Paul's
Anglican Church, Dungannon
on March 9th at 2.30 p.m. All
the ladies of the community are
welcome to attend.
Visitors over the week -end at
the home of Mrs. Jane Martin
were. Mr. and Mrs. Don Bowden,
Larry and Randy, Bob Bowden,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martin and
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Grigg, all
of London..
Mr. and Mrs. David Farrow
are visiting with Mr. and „Mrs.
Roy Petrie this week.
Miss MargaretsA:ttt,W:estiake,.
eggh fz'. Atior9lfrsgsGeii°"
Westlake, aso '
g ne to Sar ma
to work with the Bell Tele
phone Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Harve B ans,
n
Margaret An.izd"4 .�"; �, §�.%� it
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`'MCT" Dickson and family over
the wee1 end.,. They • attended
the funeral of - the late Mrs.
Charles Alton; of lucknow.
Clarence Hox and Harry San -
sin, accompanied by two other
me�spent the
Week -end d
fishing,
at fon
� ho�t on c
...,, �ko.. Mimeo,
i 4ie.
United church hVo
Woman
The 'Ui ited ,, Church. Women
met at the home of Mrs. V.
CrawfQo
r
-for their
monthly
meeting
wit ten
ladiess
P ege' .
The s d
r
a en .;
i t M
n ,
...rs M..-75xc so
was in
charge. arge. Tbe: Seriptare
.
lesson, Isaiah 6, was: read by
Mrs. E. .Bogie. The president.
gave- a , reading, . .expressing
Holiness.' The roll call was
answered With aIerse from .;the,
Bible containithe word
,e.Lav Th.M-roe 1li l Gall is
to be answered using, the -word
:Salvation.,' ' ,After the busi-
-ness ►a ;concluded; -t wcha'pter"
from the ,study book was 'read
by Mrs. Dickson. Lunch was
s' ered
by
e hoste
ss
CardParti Winners., -4474
winners at the Card party at
S.S.'No..1 school *re: ladies'
high, Mrs, Harold
dams' low, Elwin oll ck; we ns high,
Carmen �eldei
,
low, Doug
Brown; birthday
closest to date
'of card' nartY, Elmer Draper.
The e d
.Eullowink, cards, lunch was sere,
n '
o �. cher party
on 'Marche 14,
:ASHFIELD
ASBFIELD,•.March 5. Mrs.
'Donald Macdonald, who has
beet l`h neardiife `Ifo fit al "i`or
some, weeks with ineumonia;
;came,home on Saturday, Her.
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do a1d., ,of Windsor, sent
the we k•.en 'with :her.
Eenncth. Varrisbi 1'sted
with,,, her daughter: Mrs,, A.
G.l'd in G.'ch�'week'
ors . �de� ... last .
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Miss be Macdon
.a.d, off,
Windsor,
spent ;the
1ck-
end
with her nother, Mrs: Alex
Macdonald.
SrArabella Bdshel, Of
al .,. r d; �v�sited • with' *S.Robert Simpson on • Sunday.
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-The prize f or•. ea,o t regular game -will' bb --$j2;00,
4 SHALE -THE -WEALTH Jackpot Combined.`
.AC: . OT• .._ :. ,
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Sponsored by Canadian Legion arancli 109.
. No person under 16 admitted - to Legion Hall
.mow..
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SELLING' •AVION can do,
Aust a few' -'peasant ';;hours
weekly required ` and-'a,T .car;
Start, now, in Ashfield and
borne Tv+rps. -lA/rlte--Mrs. Ei kieli ,
840 Albert- --$t., dWaterlad or
phone collect before ,$.30
$h,' 5.0751r
. xo-1.3-plap
FREE T
MOVIE CA
Yes, for ` each dollar you pay fer, either service
or parts you will be allowed a ticket in our
draw for a Turret Movie Camera. '
Have those repair jobs done now.and get in on
°� grand opportunity. p -
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Mechanical an,' Body Repairs, Wheel Alignnient and
Balance, 'Window Replacements, Radiator Repairs.
Protect against rust with ,.Unda-Spray.
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GODERICH
JA 4-7231
FOQTWEAR SAVINGS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY DURING ROSS SHOE SH
Yes, after many years inti the same location, we find -we •we need' more room,
and to . get it we are movuig up the Square to: Schaefer's old location..Ee-
Jonn we move however, we mast .clear at lea st._25Q(Lpairs'of shoes..-aa_it' wo-
uld be just too, big a job to move all our presentstock to the new location.
This is 'the biggest sale in our history so be at the store early Friday morn-
ing to take advantage of our Moving Sale Redhctions in Price.
To prepare for this gigantic
saleiwe-find° it'excssaty#o.r&
main cloned all day Thursday.
We will open 'with a store full
of bargains at 9 a.m. on Fri-
day morning. -
We Are- Able td Construct Your 144w Home and.
Summer CoT'fage _
Efficiently '°& Economically
Inquire
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Representing. . •-
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Look !or flirt sin'3'pmbo? oI olity
Light rainwear and rubber
boots are _--includ'ed, in this
group. REDUCED
if --you need new 'snow boots or goloshes to
get you, through the' winter, or if yOU need
them . fc r next year, now is , '' °
the time a to ,buy.
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