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We have a complete stock of commercial
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SCHOOL. REUNION SET FOR JULY 23
It is going to be an outstanding*.
reunion at S.S. No. 3, Hibbert on
July 23, according to reports re-
ceived at a recent meeting of com-
mittees held in the school. Plans
for the reunion celebration rapidly
are taking shape, it was indicated.
To date some 500 invitations
have been sent out and anyone
knowing of some one that has been
missed please report to the secre-
tary.
Replies are being received every
day and most are of acceptance.
Some that plan to be with us are:
Senator W. H. Golding, Bob Drake,
Herk Drake, Belle (McLellan) But-
tenham, Billy Pepper, Jack Pepper,
Reta (Kerslake) Hill, Mammie
(Naismith) McGregor, Isabel
(Gray) Smith, Mary Margaret
Ryan and teachers Mary (Jordan)
Thwaites, Mary (Lamont) Camp-
bell and Pearl (Stewart) Lawson.
The program committee have se-
cured Willie Bell, Scotch comedian,
and his troupe from London or the
evening. This will be followed by
a dance.
Legion Auxiliary
Helps' Lions Pool
The regular meeting of the Leg-
ion Ladle's Auxiliary was held in
the Legion rooms on Wednesday
evening with Mrs. J. Taylor pre-
siding. Twenty-six members were
presenteand answered the roll call.
Financial reports were read by
the secretary, Mrs. Janet McGreg-
or in the absence of Mrs. Audrey
Morey. The sick committee re-
ported bdxes sent to sick members
and also to the veteran in West-
minster Hospital. Cigarettes were
sent to six boys in service.
Donations were being sent to the
Lion's Pool, the Old Boys' Reunion,
and the Cubs. The mystery box
was won by Agnes Walsh. Lucky
draw prize was won by Mrs. Doris
Adam. Payment of dues and fees
amounted to $16.50.
After a -few contests, lunch was
served.
HURON COUNTY W.C.T.U. ELECTS•
MRS. E. GEIGER, HENSALL, PRESIDENT
The annual convention of the
Huron County Women's Christian
Temperence Union was held Friday
in the new ladies' parlour of James
St. United Church, Exeter. Rev.
H. J. Snell,' of Exeter, addressed
the ladies on the power and influ-
ence of the trap sformed life. The
custom of social drinking was de-
plored and the truth stressed that,
"We are our brother's keeper".
Mrs. E. Geiger, Hensall, was re-
elected as president. Other officers
are: Honorary presidents, Mrs.
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f,4S1ER Nam
George Johnston, Goderich, Mrs.
G. W. Downs, Exgter, and Miss A.
Consitt, Hensall; vise presidents,
Mrs. I. Jewell, Goderich, Mrs. W.
Cook, Exeter; recording secretary,
Mrs. 11. Powe, Exeter; correspond-
ing secretary,.- Mrs. P. Cantelon,
Goderich; treasurer, Mrs. William
Peters, Goderich; press secretary,
Mrs. Maude Hedden, Hensall; evan-
gelism and Christian Stewardship,
Mrs. W. J. Pybus, Exeter; drugs
and narcotics, Mrs. W. C. Pearce,
Exeter; soldiers and sailors, Mrs.
Hern, Mrs. W. Peters, Mrs. T.
Graham, Goderich; flower mission,
Mrs. S. McFalls, Exeter; medal
contest, Mrs. H. D. Mooney, Exe-
ter; temperance in SundaeSchools,
Mrs. E. Raithby, Goderich. Ap-
pointed to the resolutions commit-
tee for 1956 were: Mrs. L. Crans-
ton, Goderich, Mrs. Frank Gun-
ning and Mrs. C. W. Down, Exeter.
A memorial service, honoring
the memory of Miss Mary Robert-
son was conducted by Mrs. George
Johnston, of Goderich, and annual
reports were given. Lieut. Mayo,
of the Goderich Salvation Army,
gave a resume of the "Conclave"
for youth held in Goderich recent-
ly and Mrs. George Johnston con-
tributed a reading. The devotions
were taken by Mrs. W. Welch and
Mrs. H. Powe, of Exeter. Mrs. L.
Taylor conducted the election of
officers. The convention closed
with prayer by the president, fol-
lowed by delicious refreshments.
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To Visit Chnton
On Airforce Day
Saturday_, June 11th, will mark
the ninth annual "Air Force Day"
to be observed by all R.C.A.F. Sta-
tions throughout the world. This
special day, iwas inaugurated in
1947 by National Defense Minister
Brooke Claxton to give the public
an opportunity to see and learn at
first hand the activities of their
Air Force which is playing a large
part in the `defense of the free
world. During the day Airforce
personnel will play hosts to the
public by conducting tours of the
stations and demonstrate the use
of a great variety of R.C.A.F.
equipment.
R.C.A.F. Station Clinton, unlike
most R.C.A.F. units is primarily a
technical training station which
specializes in the education of
young men and women. who will
service, operate and maintain the
vital electronic equipment which
is so necessary in a modern air
force. Some students learn to
service and operate radar equip-
ment. Others learn to operate and
service communications equipment
which is a vital link between the
man in the air and the man on the
ground.
At R.C.A.F. Station Clinton,
many wondrous displays of mod-
ern electronic equipment will be
on view to the public. Guided Mis-
siles, the deadly weapons of the
future, will also be on display. The
mystery of "Radar" will be dem-
onstrated and explainedto all
visitors.
SunMdaaftHV e: .15 AicfnthGan
's
vacation 1.4 Cltesley
Lame,
Mrs. W F. $anent i spending a
few days at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. H. Armstrong near nonsalL
Mrs. William Walters and Danny
visited on Sunday with Mrs. H.
Rowe and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Wham Gilfdlan
and Randy of Eider visited on
Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
C. GilfilIan.
IF THE WEEK
Mr., and Mrs. E. 'retinae and
Douglas visited on Thursday even-
ing
vening with Mr. and Mrs. R. Batten
of 'Exeter.
Miss Donna Gilfillan visited on
Sunday with Miss Lois Cottle or
Thames Road,
Miss Wilma Walters spent the
weekend at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Perkins of Ex-
eter visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Campbell.
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