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TOWN TOPICS
Mi', aaxl Mrs. D. G. Ryckman of
Heiman were week -end visitors with
Rev, Mr. and Mrs. F1', Y. Workman,
Goderich street.
Mr, R. B. Stewart, Student of the
University of Toronto, visited 10 Sea -
forth on Sunday.
`' Miss Jennie Alexander is visiting
this week with relatives in Toronto.
Mrs Norman McIntyre, of Owen
Sound, visited at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 -Tarry Stewart,
over the week end.
Miss Muriel Radio, Hespeler, spent
the week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James nacho, Egnonalville..
Mi. and Mrs. 111, E, 'Clarke spent a
few days this week in Detroit.
Miss Marion McGavin, student
muse at St. Joseph's -Hospital, Lon-
don, spent the week end at the horno
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, George
McGavin,
Mrs. Rose Cotter, Detroit, is a
guest at the horse of her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. N. Dunn.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Knowles, Ex-
eter, spent the week end at the hone
of her mother, Mrs. John Sclater.
Mr. and Mrs. George Douglas and
daughter, Marilyn, Toronto, were
guests this week at the home of the
latter's sister, Mrs. Thomas Sills and
Mr. Sills.
Miss Margaret O'Reilly spent the
weep end at the home of her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Fran-
cis O'Reilly, Kitchener.
Mr. E. C. Kinsman, St, Marys, was
a, guest at the home of Mrs. W.
Stevens .over the week end.
Miss Jean McMaster spent the
week end in London.
Mr. and. Mrs, Warren Ainent and
fancily, Detroit, were week end visit-
ors at the home of this parents, Mr.
and Mrs. 'SViIliaisi Anent.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Walsh, Wood-
stock, spent the week end at the
home of her parents, Mr,' and Mrs.
Albert Fortune.
Miss Helen Smith, student nurse,
St. Joseph's Hospital, Loudon, spent
the week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Smith.
Ie/O Friel Stewart, RCAF., Toronto,
visited with his mother Mrs, Charles
Stewart, over the week enol. •
Mrs. Stanley L. Wright, and Mrs.
Carl Sheehan, Toronto; were guests
at the Monte or the former's sister,
Mrs. R. NI. Jones, over the week end.
Mrs. Jones returned to Toronto with
theta.
Pte. Andrew O'Leary, British Col-
umbia, is visiting at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A, O'Leary.
Miss Mai'gat'et i12cIver, R.eg.N,;, Kit-
chenet', spent the week end at the
hone of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P.
McIver.
Miss Douelda Hawkins, Waterloo,'
and Mr. Roydeti Hawkins, Toronto,
spent the week end at their home
here.
Mr. 'George Finlay, recently dis-
charged frons. No. 8 training depot,
Vancouver, is visiting with., his wife
here.
Mrs. S. MacMillan, Stratford, spent
the week end at the home of her dau-
ghters, Mrs: Ed Andrews and Mrs. T
Fox, in Harptirhey.
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Mrs. 11 Giroux, St, &let, Quebec, is
visiting with her daughter and son -iii -
law, Mr, and Mrs, Albert Ladoucein',
at the Royal Apartments.
Mrs. Ronald McDonald spent the
week end with relatives i11 Toronto.
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas McAdam, of
Stratford, visited with iniends in WWII
offs Tuesday.
Mrs;:- Samuel Carter had ,the anis-
fortune to fall and fracture her arm
while visiting with relatives iti Brus-
sels on Sunday.
Mi kbrnley Radio has received his
clischatrge papers and hae reported
back to Ms railway job at Stratford.
Misses Doris Brod'hagen and Muriel
Racho, Hespeler, Attended the Brod-
hagen-McKenzie wedding 00 Friday;
191r. and Mrs, James Mowbray, De.
troit, called on friends in town and
vicinity this Week.
An epidemic of some sort 001011g
local dogs has paused the death of
seven pets in town.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hotham, Miss-
Leone Hotham and Sharon spent
Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Laithwatte oL' Goderich, who
celebrated their golden wedding an-
niversary that Say.
A very successful bazaar' and tea
was held on Saturday afternoon at
First Presbyterian Church when the
proceeds amounted to $375.
Mr, J. C. Scott, Toronto, Mrs. Mary
;McIntosh, Toronto, and Mrs. Howard
Martin, Vancouver, called on the
Misses Brine on Tuesday.
Miss Lois Whitney sang over. the
'radio on.Sunclay attrenoon on a Vic-
tory Loan program, from Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs, Wallace Ross and
Dorothy visited with Dr. F. K. and
Mrs. McCune, in Girard, Pa., and
with Mr. Andrew i14111et and family
of Detroit last week,
Mr, and Mrs. George Slann, Mari-
lyn and baby David, of London, spent.
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John
Hotham.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Cooper and
Douglas spent Sunday with Mr. anti
Mrs. Joint Hotham.
BORN
WORKMAN -At Scott Memorial hos-
pital, on Nov. 4th, to Mr. and Mrs.
Winston Workman, Lippett, 0 son.
CHAPPEL-At Scott Memorial Hos-
vital on Nov.. 7th, to NL•. and Mrs.
Edward ' Chappell,: Cromarty, - a
daughter.
VARNA
The members of the L.O.L. 1035
hely their annual fowl supperet
Friday
night in the hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Wright of Nilestown,
Mr. and Mrs. Gieshart of ''Detroit,
Mrs. Ilorner and Mrs. Kruger}, of Zur-
ich were Sunday 'guests at the home
of Mr, and Mrs. A. Ings.
Miss E. Logan of Ilensall in pomp -
any with Miss. Micklevittie of Coll-
ingwoocl Collegiate, visited Sunday
with Mrs. M. G, Beatty and Miss E.
Mossop.
The Stanley Board of Health met
in the hall Monday,
There will be Armistice service In
the United Church Sunday, Nov. 11th
.at 10 a,nt. Consequently service in St.
John's Church' will be withdrawn,
Mrs. M. G. Beatty and Miss Nlos-
sop spent -a: day last week with
friends in Cromarty.
The farmers are enjoying the fine
days to help then silo filling, bean
Harvesting and therootcrop.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith and rani•
ily moved last week to their new
home at Porter's Hill. We wish themi
every success in their new home..
bti'. and NIrs. Gotte have proved
from the Moffatt farm to I-Iay.
Mr. Joe Hagan of Mansel and Miss
Logan were renewing acquaintances
intate village Monday.
The many friends of Mo. A. NIc-
Connell will be pleased to know he
leas been able to return home from
Clinton hospital, reeling better.
L.O.L. 1035 held their annual fowl
supper of Friday evening. A musical
program followed it.
Rev. Reba 1•Iern is spending a cou-
ple of weeps at the 'home of. her par-
ents at Sault Ste, Marie.
Mrs. M. Peck of Seaforth is speed-
ing a tow days visiting friends here.
Mr, and 'Mrs. Russell Crosier of
Stratford visited last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCly-
.1tlOnt.
The Library Board met last Satur-
day evening at the Library, when a
committee was appointed to buy
books. It was also decided to con -
time with the Huron County Library
Association. There is at present a
splendid selectionsof books on hand.
A Remembrance Day service will
be held in the United Church cm Sun-
day next at 10 a.m. Rev. ileba Bern
will be in charge of the service. sifter
the service the wreaths will be placed
at the Cenotaph,
VICTORY LOAN STANDING
Quota Sub.
Blyth $ 64,000 $109,400
198,450
1133,65036,700
264,800
112;150
286,300
132,000
287,650'
247,900
148,900
145,200
315,150
92,750
129,1
83,40000
452750
105,700
162,22,350000
90,000
93,750
56,750
82;650
Zurich & H. W. 128,000
East .Wawanosh .97,000
Brussels 104,000
Exeter 209,000.
Colborne 93,000
Clinton 249,000
Goderich Twp. 120,000
Winghan 265,000
Seaforth 229,000
Hullett 142,000
Hensall & Ii, E. 142,000
Howick 314,000
W. Wawanosh 97,000
Usborne 142,000
Turnberry 108,000
Goderich 605,000
Stanley 144,000
Grey 167,000
Morris 133,000
Stephen W. 93,000
McKillop 142,000
Stephen E. 93,000
Tockersmith 142,000
Ashfield 148,000 S5,100
Air Schools 56,500 187.,150
Tragedies of Society...By Linda Lane
Wrecked: dreams and ruin conte to
the upper crust as.litey do to humble'
folks. Linda Lane begins, in The
American Weekly wi,ilt this Sunday's
(Nov 11) issue of The Detroit Sun -j
day :Times, a series of articles on,
famous tragedies that: stunned the
'400. Get The Detroit Sunday Tunes.
Sotto people pursue happiness;
Others create it, '
DUBLIN
Miss Geraldine Ryan spent the
weekend with her sister, Mary Mar-
garet and Teresa Ryan, of London,
Many from here attended the
funeral o1 Mo. Frank Malady, a life
long resident of Hibbert, Tuesday
last.
Thursday, Nov, lst Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Williams motored. to Toronto
where they took a plane to Wash-
ington to visit their son, Lewis and
wife. After two weeks visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wil-
liams; they are 50805 1;o Miama,
Florida, for an extended visit with
friends there. Their many friends
here wish Mr, and Mrs. Wiliams a
pleasant and safe 'trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Coyne returned.
on Tuesday evening atter visiting
friends in Hamilton for a few days
Joseph Evans, Windsor, with his
mother, Mrs. Katharine Evans,
Misses Mary,. Eileen and Jean
Jordan, London, with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jordan.
Mrs, M. Write and 1Vliss Angela
Regan, Stratford, with Mr. and
Mrs. ]r. McConnell.
NIrs. M. I3, Kelly and sons, Thos.
and William, Blyth, with Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph E. Feeney.
Miss Kathleen Burns, Stratford,
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Burns.
Miss Janet Dantzer, Kitchener,
with her aunt, - Mrs. John Nagle,
Rev. Joseph A. Feeney, London,
with his brother, Wilfred Feeney.
Rev. Harry F. Feeney, Q.R. Jer-
om.e's College, Kitchener with his
mother, Mrs. Itathleen Feeney.
Thomas R. Malady, and son, Thos.
Toronto and James Melady, Detroit,
with Mr. and Mrs. Morris Melady.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Reilly and
children, Kitchener, with Mr. and
Mrs. William O'Reilly,
Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Melady, Lon-
don, with Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Melady, '
Miss Angela O'Reilly spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Cyril
Brown, Kinkora.
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BRODHAGEN
The Sunshine Club met for their
annual :meeting 'November first at
the hone of Marlene and Calvin. Die -
.gel. The officer's elected d were Irl esid-
ent Marlene Diegel secretary treas-
urer, Joanne Rock; convener, Calvin
Diegel. Programme. connuitiee, Rose
Scherbarth Glen Miller, George
Smyth, Roy Beuerm trot. $155 was sent
to Sick Children's Hospital, The meet-
ing closed with the national anthem.
Mr. anti Mrs. harry Schellenberger:
and Eric of Clinton ::pent. Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Queren-
gesser and Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Shoklice.
Mrs. Ray Hart' of Loudin spent the
week end with her parents, Mr, and
Mrs. L. G. Rock.
The Brotherhod of St. Peter's Luth-
eran Church were guests of the Tay-
istock Brotlto'hod at Tavistock Fri-
day evening,
Wren. Doris Binz of Toronto, and
Harvey Cools .of the Navy, 'Toronto,
spent the week end at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. J. G, Hinz.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lightfoot of
St. Marys. with 1UIr. and Mrs. John C.
Binz.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Eiekmeir spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Janes Crawford at Chatsworth, also
friends at Desboro and Owen Sound.
Roy Alnateln of Kitchener at his
home.
Frank Eic'lemier spent the week, end
withhis sister 14H•s, Ira Baskin anti
Mrs. Baskin in Toronto.
Mr, Jacic Gummow of near Monk -
ton, sof of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gem -
mow, who has recently received his
discharge from the Army, has taken-
over
akenover the teaching duties from Nii•s.
Fred Murray or Willow Grove.
Contiletc new water system and
wash room and toilets have been in-
stalled in our school which will be of
great benefit to the pupils.
The annual local beef ring meeting
was held Monday evening. It was de-
cided to continue the beet ring for
another year. 9603 lbs. of neat were
distributed at two prices, 23c and 22c.
Geo. 'lOk'lcnrcir operates the ring.
A Perm forum organization meeting
was held in the school on Mouthy
evening with 22 in all en dance.
Mr. George Mogiacted as chair-
man and Mr. Bob McKer•cher of bi •-
Ki110p and NIr. Harvey McLagan ni
Mitchell were e guest speakers.
The next farm forum meeting will
be held or .Monday evening, Nov..12
at the home of Mr. and Ill's. George
Mogi:. Everybody welcome.
HARLOCK
The October W.M.S.. ladies' Aid
iincl Red Cross meeting was held ot1
Wednesday afternoon of last week at
the hone of Mr, and Mrs. Bent Alien,
with around 46 in an attendance. Be-:
side the regular work end meeting,.
there were two special features, A
tea was given by the 12th and 13tH,
being the losses in the copper contest.
against ilia 10th and :U.th. A good
supper of se.atloped Potatoes, cab-
bage, salad, pie, coffee,. bread and
-batter, Ives served, The other feature
of interest was au address raid by
Nlrs. Nelson Lear and gilt of rememb-
rance presented to Mrs. A. W. Bea-
con, who, with her husband, Mi. A.
1V. Beaoom and sot• Harold and clan -
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ghter Edythe, moved to Londesboro
recently. Mrs. Beacom made a very
suitable reply, though taken by sur-
prise. We hope Mr. and Mrs, Beacom
and family have many years of health
and happiness in their new home.
Mrs. Wm, Bell left on Monday for
Detroit, having received word that
her daughter Mildred (Mrs. Chopp)
was very sick in the hospital in that
city. We hope Mildred will soon be
better again.
Messrs. Arthur Colson, Nelson Lear
and James NloEwing left on Saturday
for a hunt in Dracebridge.. We wish
them lots' of game.
Mr. Leo Watt was busy for a few
clays plowing for Mr. Robert Watson.
Mr. and Mrs, Warcl Knox, Mrs.
Graydon Neil and Mrs. Jennie Knox
motored to Toronto on Saturday,
The latter will spend the winter with
her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne •
1Vlarshail and children.:
BLAKE
14 Ir. and Mrs. Mose Gerber and fam-
ily loft during the week to make their
home in Zurich. Mr. and Mrs. Em-
merson Erb and fancily have moved
to the Goshen Line to the farce they
lrurchased from Mr. Gerber.
Many of the farmers are busy these
Inc clays filling 119
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their silos
aud finish-
ing
fall work in general in the dis-
trict,
Mrs. .1. Douglas and Miss Entma
Dinsmore were visited by relatives
from London.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmore McBride and
family were visiting -relatives in Lon-
don,
iVlr. and Mrs. Oscar Ducharme ore
this week moving to the farm recent-
ly vacated by their son.
The Carnie brothers visited with
their mother recently.
Mr. and . Mrs. E. Faber and family
and Mr. and Mrs. R, Oesch visited at
the home of Mr. and -Mrs. Sam Oesch
on the Goshen Line.
Rev. Down of Exeter gave a fine
address at the thank :offering service
in Blake church on Sunday.
The Nevenrber meeting . of the W.
M. S. will be held at the home of
Nlrs. John McBride in Zurich on
Thursday afternoon, November 8, at
2 p,m. Mrs. T. Dinsnrore's group will.
be in charge of the programme.
CROMARTY
The Women's Missionary Society
met in the basement of the church,
with the president, Mrs. MacWilliam,
presiding. Mrs, T. L. Scott read the
scripture Lesson. • The offertory
prayer was given by Mrs. Ed. Allen.
Mrs. Keith McLaren read a paper
entitled "True Joy." A chapter
from the study book on Canadian
mission in British Guiana was read
by Mrs. Ken McKellar. A paper en-
titled "The Road to Enduring
Peace" was;read by Mrs. T. L, Scott.
The Ladies' Aid Society met im-
mediately after the W.M.S. meeting,
with Mrs. Houghton presiding. Mrs.
Andreae McLachlan gave a very en-
couraging report on the financial
standing of the society, and it was
agreed by the 'members present to
buv a $100 Victory Bond. A sale of
articles was held at the close of the
meeting. The funds to be used for
the thanslcgiving in the near
fund. Two
shiftspeace are to be quilL'de
future.
Former Hensall Rector
Appointed To Goderich
Rev. Beverley H. Farr, son of Rev.
T. H. Farr, 10$ Front st„ Stratford,-
has been appointed rector of St.
George's Chorea, Goderich, He will
conduct his first service In his new
charge on Nov, 25. An honorary cap-
tain, he enlisted with the chaplaincy
service M. 1541, and was 'stationed at
Darriefiold, near Kingston. He is a
graduate or I-Iuron College, London.
Born gin' Waliaeebu{g, he received' his.
early education in Blyth and Hincard-
tine schools, later graduating from
Stratford Normal School, 'University
of Western Ontario. and Huron Coll-
ege. Following his ordination he serv-
ed parishes in IIenean, Dorchester:
Glenworth and Belmont. AL the time
of his enlistment he was at St,
David's Church, London.
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