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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-10-14, Page 60 f faD:ERIGH� SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1971 r'i_ fly+✓'}F 4 +. r` . 5 ., r.J' 14, SERVICES AVAILABLE 14. SERVICES AVAILABLE C. BRIEFS HOME'. REMODELLING Kitchens, bathrooms, rec rooms, - floor and ceramic tile, etc. Call 524-6921 - Ask for Lou. RUSTPROOF Let us do a complete job on that new or late model car. Well worth the reasonable investment. See us at ROUSE AUTO ELECTRIC SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED MODERN EQUIPMENT WORK GUARANTEED Write or Phone y" Harvey Dale, Clinton_ PI4ONE 482-3320 13tf • GRAHAM ELECTRIC Complete Electrical Se ce Residential ;- Commercial - IndUstrial 155 Keays, Street I Phone;.524-867;0 , , Goderich, Ontario, ' 2itf Leaseway TRANSPORTATION LIGHT TRUCK CAR LEASING ' Are you thinking of leasing your next car or truck? If so write us for the details. P.O. Box 82 Goderich • DAII,.1• (' AR RE:N'rA1� Reasonable Rates Goderich I'nonr ,-)24 ;' l91 1911 EXPERIENCED DECORATOR ' Interior And Exterior PAINTING AND WALLPAPERING FREE ESTIMATES Call 524-6667 W. PEDERSEN 101• Victoria St. 15. NOTICE to CREDITORS - Q • J.. CARPENTRY & MAINTENANCE, Garr -- Johnston, carpentry work, small • remodelling or repair jobs, hedge trimming, miscellaneous odd jobs. Reasonable. 'rates. Phone 524-7789 after 5:30 p.m. - 301 - SCREENED TO° SOIL- .. LANDSCAPING EXCAVATING - GRAVEL BACKHOE WORK., LYLE MONTGOMERY Clinton PHONE 482-7644 If No Answer PHONE SCRUTON FUELS 482-7381. 25tt BRECKLES Lawn & 'Garden Equipment Authorized .Simplicity Sales & Service * Garden Tractors * Snowmobiles * Snow Blowers * Power Mowers Service To All Makes & Models R. R. 2, Goderich • (4th Concession, Beside IVlustang Drive --1 n) GODERICH TAXI Tiax-i Stand At Bluewater Service Station 80 Victoria St. 524-6594 24 Hour Service Bill Swan, Prop. BULLDOZING • CHARLES BRUINSMA- RR 2, Goderich 524-9804 CALL FRANK ° TUTT For all your flooring needs. Buy your carpet anywhere, • 20 years' installation experience. •• . , Free measurements. 524-68.04 Goderich. SANpBLASTING JACK HAMMER WORK BREAK UP 'CONCRETE BACKHOEING SPRAY PAINTING '', eletseARAMOLDssersw- ' SI OTH E S Phone 62641103* for estimates IN THE 'ESTATE OF T`I1^0 1,yS CARMANANDERSON°, LATE OF THE TOWN OF GODERICH .IN THE WHEELCHAIRS • WALKERS The Humanitarian Srvi.ce C.P. & T.M:t„ imit.te of- the-,.• ,"oderrch'. Oddfellow and Rebekah Lodges have equipment for Doan. Contact Amos Osbaldeston, 524.9623 or Fred Fritzley, 524-7217. - eow D. IN MEMORIAM BRINDLEY: In `memory ,of dear mother, Mrs. Edith Brindley, who passed away two years ago, October 19, 1969, •God knew you were suffering, He knew you were in pain, And that you would never get well, In this world again. So he did what he thought best, He whispered, "Edith, come and Lovingly remembered by Rosetta, Reg and grandchildren. --- -t 1 "KAITTING: In loving memory of Harold T. Kaitting, who passed away October 13, 1962,- - Always remembered • by wife and family. - 41x COUNTY OF Ht'RON. ALL persons claiming ag nst the above Estate are required to - forward full particulars of their claims to the undersigned, .on or before the 1st da.y of'Noverriberl • 1971, afxer'whi,ch date the assets will -be distributed., DONNELLY & MURPHY,'"- -Barristers, URPHY," "-Barristers, 119 The Square„ GODERICH, Ontario. • Solicitors for. thet,Estate. 40.41,42 • ALL persons having claims against the Estate of HELEN IRENE COBB, Widow, late of ' the Village of Bayfield, in the County of Huron, who, died on or about the 20th day of July, 1971, are•.required .to, file the same with full pa-Ticula:rs with the undersigned b.y,the 23rd day of October, 1971,, as after that date the assets 'of the estate will beltalistributed. DATED at Goderich, Ontario. this 23rd 'day of eptember, 19 7.1. t PREST and EGENER, Barristers, etc., 4 33 Montreal:Street, Goderich, Ontario. Solicitors for the Estate. - 39,40,41 16. PUBLIC. "NOTICE "No -, TREASURER'S SALE OF LANDS IN ARREARS OF TAXES , COUNTY OF HURON NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a tax sale Will be held in the Court House, Goderich, on Tuesday, December 7, 1971, at 2:00 P.M,. re any unpaid taxes still outstanding at that date as shown on the list published in the Ontario v,Gaze'ti« on September 41',h. NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that if any of the said lands remain unsold, an adjourned sale will be held on Tuesday, December 14, 1971, at the same hour,,and place, ' Lists of the properties involved may be secu'-ed at my -office in the Court House, Goderich, Ontario, August 20, 1971 JOHN G. BERRY, TREASURER COUNTY OF HURON. 19. LOST AND FOUND FOUND Twelve foot plywood boat in Goderich area, Phone 524-9156. - 41 , 2d. MISCELLANEOUS We do all types of 'JEWELLERY REPAIR * Ring Sizing * Claw Retipping * Watch Repair * Acutrorr Repair ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. Clinton, Seal°, th and Walkerton r, I t f A. BIRTHS HARRISON: At Alexandra Hospital, °Goderich, on October 7, 1971, to Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Harrison, RR 5, Goderich, a son, Derrick Robert. JEFFREY : At Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, on October 8, 1971, to Mr. and Mrs. William Jeffrey, 161 Britannia Rd., Goderich, a daughter, Jacqueline JAnn, JOHNSON': At Alexart` 'ra Hospital, Goderich, on October 7, 1971, to Mr. and Mrs, J, Wayne Johnson,�r,1' 0A West St., Goderich, a sod, - r ttes4 Wayne. BRINDLEY: In loving memory of John Rolton .Brindley, who passed away October 19, 1963. ,Wishing today as we wished befyre, • Thai .,God••. would have spared "` ou a few. y,eaxs„more; ` .,,x In our hearts your memory is kept, ro To love, to cherish, and never forget. - Always remembered by Clarence Essex, Thorold, Ont, - 41x ff-* f'6 ound and About With Martha We have surely had a busy time• this last few days - not always "busy" as 1 would have liked to be', but "busy'-' just sitting waiting or riding the bus. We' sat tor a couple of hours in -Ixuts.1.s-.Finglish--airport - what - a mob! There were three full busloads of our tour alone, besides a few hundred other people waiting fora plane. Finally we're off to Madrid, Spain, in a turbo -prop - not as nice as the Atlantic trip - noisier, etc. -- but not bad. We did not fly so high this time and soon saw lights of towns below. Very beautiful and - well, unexpected.. There was, a fust! moon and ' lovely weather - and I hear you've been having WARM weather too. Madrid surprised us too -- the ,cars were back on the right side and there were large as well as' small cars on the highways and streets -- • more like home. One thing that impressed me -•- there were hundreds of taxis - but 'they "were all alike. No - mistaking them. ' Stayed at a nice hotel, •then next morning toured Madrid. Enjoyed.the stop ,at their famous - Art Museum. They have other hills,'looking very much like our names for it -- but some of the peach trees -' 'not much higher. Quiote. 'Phis was the most wonde>7ful�spot - if 1' never spe any more of Spain, at, least 1 have seen some history the Their walled -in yard led to what we would ,call an old barn - -trut-there they. had,,.huge: wine - vats 'and kegs and everything showing how wine was made,, And it was GOOD! So was the coffee served in tiny cups and saucers made ot', their red earth. They had jugs and dishes -- hand' made - from years back. Actually centuries back was there when you looked at some of the leather headgear, etc,, which had been worn by their horses. A very , modern touch was a tall skinny "Don" made of metal (legs and . arms looked' much like our eaves troughing) --- very well designed, etc., with his long spear, ---These people excitedly served us coffee, tea or wine -- didn't evert collect for mine so I had another and spent a 25 pesatos, they were worth it, I moist 'tell you about .that fabulous coffee some day. I hated to leave this farnousspot -- there was so much to see. 'The olive` trees were not what' I had expected .as they were set ,out in rows up and down the most famous paintings in the world are there - and I sure seooted .around (kept leaving the tour4*, and. saw:,.: as many .as s..had, :to be hundreds ot,years old. possible. Now I can study the 1' know - that -many ARE, but History of Art and know what there . were signs of these they are•talking about. `orchards' being ripped up after In th'e afternoon -we drove a dumber of years of service south and spent the night in a and the stumps burned. e very small town - had to have The ground insome areas was 's -two hotels for us, but. they were'" a pale olive green color. I'm sure near each other•, the olives had nothing to do That was really our: ,;. dist,, with it; bu sit.was odd. Then the experience with how the other ' earth `changed to that rich brick fellow lives. Soon as the kids saw red and back to that ordinary • the TOURISTS they were into shade. of -earth. Very 'colorful - • the begging. Lord knows,, some .and the hills were ,- really of, thein looked like they really beautiful. withe. the light. ,'and 'reen and the tiny The olives grow all alopg the branches - - very much like cherries: I thought theye • trees BRINDLEY: In loving memory of a dear mother, who passed away two years ago, October 19, 1969. I had a wonderful Mother, . One Sunday God called her To his beautiful Heaven 'of rest. I miss you Mom, what more can I say, As long as I °Ile I'll remember that day; That,. you had to answer that heavenly call, , And I had to part with the best Mom of all. So please ,God, take ,a message, To my wonderful Mother above; Tell her I miss her, And And give her•all my love-- •- Lovingly remembered by daughter'„,June, son-in•law . Ron and grandchildren Brian. and. Karen. -41 E. CARDS OF THANKS McBRIEN: I would like- Co express my sincere thanks "to everyone for their' kindness to me during my stay at Alexandra Marine Hospital, Goderich, Thanks to Dr. R. G. Lomas, Dr, K. L. Lambert and nurses on second west. Thanks for cards ,and flowers from neighbors and friends. - Sincerely, Jasper McBrien. - 41x 15 HESSELWOOD: JOHN & BEA HESSELWOOD would like to thank their many friends and neighbors for the lovely gifts and cards they received on.their 25th ANNIVERSARY, also a special thanks to our family for 'the dance held, in our_ honor at LONDESBORO HALL, also for the gift. Again vbe say thank you all: - 41x SCRUTON: I wish to thank relatives and my many friends for flowers, cards, gifts -and visits and much kindness sh.own.to•me,.. during my illness. Special thanks to Dr. Lomas,. nurses and staff of Alexandra Hospital and Victoria Hospital, London. - Mrs.'Evelyn Scr'rton 41x LEWIS: P. A, and/Mrs, Shirley of Ottawa wish to tender our sincere thanks for kindness to us during our stay at the Goderich Hospital, to doctors, nursing staff and others who contributed to our care. -- 11 x CRAIG: Thank' you to neighbors, friends and relatives for flowers, gifts and cards, to Dr. Lambert and • nurses during my stay in hospital, �- Mrs. Maude Craig, -- 41x West needed a hand out. ° dark, red and • The natives in thisarea Were trees marching all over- the - place. picking the green grapes (ripe) • We stopped for a while at •which grow. on bushes on 'the Cordoba, which has, a famous ground. I thougtL all grapes were old Moorish mosque and other up on vines! There were trucks, old famous buildings. ,wagons anddonkey and 'mule Statues are everywhere in carts taking loads of grapes' to be Spain - - this is something we processed for wine. In this area lack, since our statues are mostly this seemed to be their way of mod art -- a lot of junk. We just making a living - the whole don't, have the artists in our family turned out and filled the country who can do this type of carts. work -nowadays. It's an old art Also, in eisis area, we saw ' and disappearing fast. some real poverty. People lived' Cordoba was a large city. -- in very, 'very old broken down about 190;000 or more --• then buildings and,•huts built intothe we headed for Seville - 410,000 side of the hill: Spain is,such an people •- a university town and old county,,- we just can't fourth largest city in Spain. believe buildings can be 'standing In 1493 Columbus` stopped that were built in the year 1100 and 1200 fantastic. We are such a young country - we have to see these old places, such as in Europe,."before we can believe ours is 'so youn, (and wonderful). Anyway, the stop -over was very interesting Spain has its owh ideas. on food, of course, which is taking a bit of•getting used to.., -Breakfast is delicious puree of apricots (so far) with eweet rolls and coffee •-- and what coffee! Lunch is soup, salad, hard boiled eggs with a sauce, then meat, - today beef and veal or fish, big slice,. tender, with a green vegetable or potatoes; then dessert --- mostly fruit melon or . apples or mixed sweet fruits in a sweet sauce. There are three large •plates stacked up in frdnt ''"O'P""y'ou and you work from soup down to' the main dish, then dessert on its own plate. This big meal had us just floored =- and some, tried to have just the salad --- which was 'a -meal in itself -- but it was much easier to eat what ' they had prepared than try, to argue with them. • • But the next meal does not come along until 8:30 or 9:00 ....y..+M.'�..'.'. ". r✓ ' Auburn and District BY MRS. WES'BRADNOCK 526-7595 .., u mee sWalkerb�rn The Walkerburn club held their monthly 'meeting at the home of the .president; Mrs. +/liiott. Lapp,, .with...14.:members and three visitors present. Mrs. Lapp was in charge of the meeting and opened, with an appropriate poem. 0 Canada was sung with Mrs. James Jackson at the piano. Mrs. Walter Cunningham led in prayer. .Mrs. Cunningham' introduced the speaker of the evening, Mrs. Laura Lawr''enbe. She demonstrated shampooing and setting or hair on Mrs. Lloyd McClinchey. She' also demonstrated care of hair and comb -outs on Mrs. Walter Cunningham and Mr§. Garth McClinchey. She also,told about sprays and rinses used'in today's`' here on his return from America„, so it too is loaded with history. There is not much in the way of bill -boards - such as clutter up rt i America -- but every • 50 or 60 miles, on a high rise of land, stands EFTorro - a huge bill -board- bull advertising something. The last big outline against the 'sky before entering Seville turned out to be a real live MULE just standing • looking over the highway. I`f• he hadn't swished his tail, we would . have thought it just another bill -board. . Tomorrow morning we are taking a tour, of Seville and I must say 1 am looking forward to it.. Dinner was 8:30 or 9:00 and very much as , before - the ' several 'courses brought " in , by waiters who scurry about so fast. Their dining rooms are large and very nice. " Thursday nite we will see some Flaminco dancing and nite life - sounds interesting. So - adios until mannana --- ' can't even spell it let alone say it. Love, . ' Martha. p.m., so you stuff yourself and try to stay awake on the trip. The land is "quite dry - rolling - with a few mountains -- very low ones. I would say. We found irrigation in a very few places: We stopped for coffee - break at a small Inn The Don Wawanosh The regular October session of West Wawanosh Township - Council was held at the Hall on October 5 wijh all members in attendance. - Donald McTavish° of Shakespeare, and Mr. Hill from the County Planning, Board appeared. before Council to discuss Mr. McTavish's plan to buy property -in West Wawano on which to construct a, Recreational Lake, Mr. McTavish explained the .coxrstruction of the lake, and that the 250 acres he hopes to buy .in Concession 10 is non-agricultural. Mar. Hill 'informed Council that the County Planning ' Board feels that such a lake would ' 'be b e n.e f ie l a l, -Mr. McTavish a P.S. -• - 1 forgot to tell you -- every night stop our passports are turned in -- makes you feel you HAVE to behave! I gather that the police are just nosey -. criminals never come by busloads - or DO they? Councii requested Council's- favourable consideration to the approval of the sale when required. West Wawanosh - Council proclaimed the week of October 17-23 "Children's Aid Week",:in West Wawanosh, on motion of Councillors McDonald and Aitchison. A motion was made by Councillor Hickey, seconded by Councillor .Durnin, "That the Council of West 'Wawanosh Township endorses the County of Huron Official Plan as presented to Huron County on Thursday, September 23, 1971, for submission to the Minister of Municipal AffairCharried.- By -Law No. 17, 1171. setting rr up a Recreational Committee in West Tdtnship, was given third reading and finally, passed on motion of Councillors Hickey and McDonald. A motion made by Councillor -Aitchison seconded by Councillor Durnin, "That Mr. J.; M. Donnelly; Q.C., ofsGoderich, be requested to act as Solicitor for the Township of West Wawanosh at art annual fee of $150.00.", was carried. . 13y -Law No. 18, 1971, levying a special rate on the east half of Lot 17 Concession 7, to cover a tile drainage loan was given third reading .and finally passed on motion of Councillors M;eDona{d and Aitchison. Auburn Socials Knox United , Church, A+uburn , will hold their anniversary services on ,Sunday, October 17, at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. In,the--me'rnrng service Rev. Robert Clyde of Berviewill be the special speaker and the choir will • provide • special music. At the evening service Rev. Harold Snell of Rixerside United •Church will be ° the speaker. The McMillan family of Goderich will - provide music and song. Come, and bring a friend, Mrs. William' T. Robison of Toronto 'and her daughter, Mrs. Harold Currie of Sebringville, visited one,. day .last week with Mr. and Mrs. Albert McFarlane. Mr. and 'Mrs:" Ronald Rathwell, Michael and Janice of Chatham spent the holiday with her mother, 'Mrs: Gordon Taylor. ' Mr. and,. Mrs. William Clark arrived home `from'' a month's visit in Scotland , and England last Friday'. Guests over the weekendswith' Mr. and Mrs: William Straughan were Mr. -and Mrs. Clayton Robertson of Copper Cliff, Mr. - and • Mrs. Harold Kitchen of Hamilton and Mrs. Mary e and Jamie of Dungannon. Mrs. Slater of Hespeler spent the , weekend with. her son Robes£';TMrs. Slater and family. Mr. A,rthur Youngblut returned last • week from a three-week holiday in California, Mr. Elmer Trommer, Mr. Robert Arthur -and Mr. Bill Trommer of Hespeler went ' moose hunting in Northern Ontario this week. Mr. John MacKay of London . spent the weekend with ' his parents, ,Mr., and Mrs. Duncan ' MacKay.- Congratulation's acKay.Congratulations to. Mr. Warner Andrews on holding the winning ticket on the ski-doo in the draw at Blyth over the weekend. hairstyling. Mrs. Lloyd NI+cClinchey thanked her .,and presented her with a gift., The ,.minutes, of thesprevlous. meeting , were accepted as read by the secretary, Mrs. Worthy Young. The financial statetnent prepared by the treasurer, Mrs, Thomas Cunningham, was read by Mrs; Walter Cunningherre Thank -you notes were 'read from Mrs. Ronald Gross and Mr. James Jacksons The roll call was answered by paying a penny for each inch of waistline. The draw prize donated by Mrs. Worthy Young was won by Mrs. Ted Hunking. It was decided to have a miscellaneous sale at the Mrs. Elmer Trommer and .daughter Connie spent the - weekend at Stratford with her . parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Odbert and ,sister Miss Lillian Odbert. Miss Lillian returned for a week's visit here. ., Mtn.., Stephen ° Haggitt , of „Hamilton s •pent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Thomas Hag itt. ' Mr. Ra 'dy Machan of Lindsay ' spe, t 'the holiday -with M his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Machan, Trudy and Tracey. ' Miss Betty Moss of Stratford spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. , and Mrs. 'William Moss. Mr. and Mrs. William Kruse • and family of Galt spent Monday with Mrs.tlara Lawson, ,Mr. and ,Mrs. Oliver i ,nderson and Miss Nancy Anderson. Mr. .William ,Anderso`h of London also spent the weekend with his parents. The Auburn Horticultural Society will have a travelogue and slides of a trip to the West Coast this summer by Mr. and Mrs, Donald Haines, on Monday, Oct: 18 at 8:15 p.m. Mrs. A. McIntyre of Brussels will have a display of homemade crafts. • Mrs. William Elliott and Mrs. Frank- Raithby attended the Sewing instruction classes last week at the Department of Agriculture and Foods board room last weel':in Clinton. *The .project for the fall is The Knack of Sewing With Knits and anyone is welcome to attend these classes to learn how they can save time and also have a better looking garment. They can also learn about the special thread, stretch lace heni bindings, fight. weight synthetic zippers a d the special needle -put out f r this popular material that is n•, so much demand today. -• Anyone �vyishing to register plhase/, contact these ladies immediately. ° evening October -meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Roy Daer. Members must come in Hallow .e'ere ; costume,. •or. -.pay 50 -cent fine. The, members decided to send five dollars for a Christmas gift to their Korean Fo ter child. Plans were made for the next meeting when the program will be• planned , by Mrs. Len Archambault and Mrs. ,Ronald Gross and the lunch committee will be Mrs. Ted Huri'ing and Mrs. Joe Hunking: At the conclusion of the program lunch was serge by Mrs. Len Archambault and Mrs. Ronald Gross. AUBURN 1 s e The fifth meeting of Auburn 1 Dairy Queens ,was held at the home of Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock with thpresident Gail Seers in charge. e She opened the meeting with the �4-H pledge followed , by minutes read byJudy Van. Dongen. A discus ion followed .on'meal planning using dairy and Anon -dairy menus: Cheese and cheese making wer outlined and'. also the imports ce of using cream in the main course .of ' meals. Yvonne Bean made cheese biscuits which a were members. by all The meeting was closed with the creed: -Sheron Collins, Press Reporter. AUBURN 3 The • third and,. fourth meetings of Auburn 3 was held at the home of the leac'er, Mrs. William Empey, with all present. Topics discussed were "milk is big business "your money's worth", "cost of skim milk",' "proper home care". and-t`good, , cooking practises." • Heather 'Elliott demonstrated chocolate fudge and everyone sampled butterscotch fudge, potato'salad with cottage cheese, custard arid strawberry jello with a whipped topping made from skim milka,.,...- ' -Gabriele Voelmle, . Press Reporter: , s Perrie Powel -Of -Mission City B.C., has spent- a week- recently with his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGee,..11e has retired from a firm which "nnanufactured heavy Logging equipment and friends here enjoyed hearing about his activities. - Mrs. Eva McQuaig, Lucknow, was a guest on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Johnston. Congratulations to Murray Rivett who was the recepient of a scholarship in . Science and Mathei`natics .at Goderich, District Csollegiate Institute commencement last Friday evening. Murray is now attending University of Waterloo .Engineering Visitors',, for • the holiday weekend with Mrs,. Mary Bere and family were Mr. and Mrs. R. D. , Aldham, ',John, Greg, and Larrissa,• from' Stoney Point, also Mr. John Bere and Miss Maylin Hernandez o Ottawa Mrs. J. M. Reed and Girvin , were guests on Sunday with Mr: and Mrs. Lorne Eadie and family of Holyrood. Mrs. Paul Henderson 'and. children, Jennifer, Heather; and Jill of Mississauga visited this weekend with Mr. and M'rs, Harvey Alton, • Harry ' Fowlereof Huronview, Clinton, visited during the Thanksgiving weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Dynes Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. B.F. Comfort and Mr. and Mrs.. Ennis Comfort of St. Catharines spent the weekendrin Dungannon in their. mobilehome. " Mrs. D. S. Fines, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wilbur and Bradley of Willdwdale . spent Thanksgiving in their home here. , Mr: and Mrs. Bill Blake and .Becky of Galt visited their respective homes here and in Goderich. Mr. and.Mrs. Jack Eedy, Michael nd • Laurel, of Strathroy, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Henderson of (Goderich, Mr. and Mrs, .Bo'b�- Ott and Matthew of Kitchener were: holiday- visitors with the Eedy families. Fred Anderson of London called on his""'h'e`iatives . in this eotiimunity on Saturday. - Mr. and Mrs. Hoyle of Norwich enjoyed renewing their ' annual Thanksgiving visit with Rey. and Mrs. Clarence' McClenaghan, • Mr. and . Mrs. • R. Kilpatrick and Mrs: A. N. Atkinson of Wingham were guests of Mrs. Cecil Blake on. Sunday. , • SHOWERS. Bride -elect Sharon Spivak was,, entertained at a number of Showers before her, wedding.' On Wednesday, September 291, at the home, of matron of honor, Mrs. Leslie Babinsky of London, a surprise shower was held. A pleasant evening was passed -and, lovely gifts were presented. Friday, October 1, at the home of Mrs. Jack McGee -of -Dungannon, friends and neighbors gathered ° -for an evening shower. Lovely corsages were presented to the bride and her m'other. Games and humorous readings were the ' order of the evening, -the originals of the readings being presented 'to the bride. Many "Useful and lovely gifts were presented and a delicious lunch , Was served. -- On Saturday,. (October 2, another lovely shower' was held at the home of Mrs. Ralph.. Brodie. Biblical charades "lv`ere p.Iayed ' and ,a scrap ' book, - depictie g the romance of Sharon and John, was made. Again many lovely and useful gifts were presented and a luscious lunch was served. " Congratulations to Mr. .and Mrs. John Lodge (nee Sharon • Spivak) who were married on Saturday, October 9,, in Goderich. Lochalsh Mrs. Emile MacLennan, Florence a, Sandy motored, to Levack hr Northern Ontrio where they visited daughter Marion. Among those from this area who went on the bus 'trip �to' Hamilton sponsored by the Ripley arr,d District Horticultural Society were Tom Farrell, Mrs. Ewan MacLean, Mfrs. Lorne Luther 'and Mrs. Warren Wylds. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McCharaes spent a few days in Montreal-- with Mr. and Mrs. A1lan,McCharles and family. " Sunday, October 3 was World Widb Communion Sunday and C om m u n i on Services were tconductgd1by ev. KenRooney at Ash fi IdM"'Pr sbytei'da'r Church:, Mr. and , Mrs. Oliver ,McCharles and Mrs. Ewan MacLean were at sTiverton Fair on Friday last where. , they.: did judging in various sections. Tom Farrell is making plans to build a new house -near Kincardine. D. A. MacLennan visas at the Dalton - Simpson ` wedding where he played the "Pipes" for the bridal party. • Bill Stewart is a patient in .Victoria Hospital in,London. Brad- MacKenzie has returned home from hospital in London, • although it will - be Some tirtae before ,he will be free of casts for broken bones.. 'A welcome is extended to de* ' neighbors In the "former rrner Tom Farrell house. r • • • a 0 • w 0