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CARLOW
FWD May . — i ao May
meeting Of the Smith's hill WMS
was held at the home of Mas. W
a'n,-
Clark last week, with Mrs. Clive
Mend as deader of the meet-
ing, Arnold Young gave the
Scripture reading. Twelve mem-
bers and three visitors answered
the roll eallp Mrs. Lloyd Young
eonducted the stud► book pe •lod.
ll ict Ws t4laCia for the
Gamer drive. M.r. Wan. Marsh ilAA
invited all anenjrs to her hiOinte
in G'oderich for the June Meeting.
A lunch was 3earvcd by the hostess,
Mrs. Wm. Clark.
Mrs. Harry Ma�seear, of Bramp-
ton, and Mr. and Mrs. Sylve: ter,
of Windaor, viii ited relatives in
the distrt over the week -end.
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WE . ' HAVE ' IT !
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CLOTHING for BOYS and GIRLS
INFANTS - CHILDREN - TEENAGE °
Spring Clearance Sale
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Boys and Girls -- Reg. 8.00 — Sizes
NOW
1,2,3.-- ..
GIRLS' COATS --
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Sites 4.6x
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Sizes 7112
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18.95,14.95 and 13.95
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CAR COATS -
Sizes 8-14x Teen—
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6.'95;8'.95 and 10.50
13.95 -15.95
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3 ...:: THE ' ODEItI .k9' I1 SIGNAL -STAR. .
AXJ , `",day .3.--10iie
of I ai» t United Church rapt o>ia.
May . 7 with a good attendance.
The president, M'cs. Eat Wight -
n n, gave the call to worship and
poem a 1
re4e
`i xn ands a letter from
Mid Christine Baxter, of ° India,
missionary. Minutes were reed by
'the secretary, Mrs. Riv Vas= and
the treasurer's report ways pre-
sented- by AUG. Harold Webster..
Aii urgent appeal was, made foe.
used clothing, yarn, sewing ac-
ceaeorit, 'stfcli as thread, needles
and materials suitable for a' bale,
to, be left with Mrs. William
Straughan before the "end of May.
The society was invited by Mrs.
Fred Toll to _ meet at her home
fior the usual birthday party on
June 4. Mrs. Ernest Durnin was
In charge of the p,;ograxra. Mrs.
John Dttrn'in j ead the Seripture
AUBU, N
e ,
tieaa alp Xollimived by praY lt' b
Charles, Straughan: • Mo..Willi
T. 1i,o'Iaiison gave a piper oto "Chriie-
tian Citizenehlp," as dida. •C as►
Stbratarh2rnb on "Literatuxfe." Mrs.
l llioU ,.Lapp sane, a- solo a:cc O i-
nied b ,Mrs. Jaalaes Jaek'son.
Part of the • study book was pre -
Seated by Mrs. Fred ';f'laetzer and
Mas. Roy Swope who presented it
in the for=m of a slat followed by
a solo by Mrs. William J. Craig.
Two reports were given of the
Huron Presbyterial. 1Vi-rs. Fred
Toll read the morning highlights,
Prepared by Mrs. R. ili1tz while
Mrs. E. Wightman re ted for the
afternoon session. Ws. E. Durrell'
thanked all who so willingly co-
operated with her. -- Mrs. Roy
•Easom, secretary.
Presbyterian WMS—The WMS of
Knox Presbyterian Church met last
Thursday afternoon at the home
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SUNSE
Drive-in Theatre
, 1% MILES EAST OF GODER1CH ON NO 8 HIGHWAY
THURSDAY, FRIDAY MAY 16-17
"THE FAST & THE FURIOUS"
• JOHN IRELAND, DOROTHY MALONE
CARTOON COMEDY
SATURDAY, MONDAY
PAC* nve
ei
Allvi w •�
a . wit
Q0004 *Ittencianee, ntecti4
was : peiwd by the president, Mrs.
((+Wes, BIIrandneek. The devotional 'depvotQi'�o�nal
Peri Was led' by MO. Ro Daer.
Minutes were read by the t ecre-
vi to a
�', Mrs. Alvin �t`>l�er�.axada and
the treasurer's s report was given
by M',. Fred oz. 'M:rs. Wired
Plunkett played a piano instru-
mental. The studs' book chapter
was taken by Mrs. Duncan NiacitaY
wdao bad Mrs. !ionaaid Haines, Mrs.
Ed. Dairies and Mrs. John Uoueton
aseisting he, the ,panel discussion.
A reading was give i, by Mrs. Gor-
don Clammy. Refreshments were
served by tlae hostesses, assisted
by Mrs. G. Ghatnney and Mrs.
Louis auddy.
Ida White Group. .- The Ida
White Group of the 'CiQ.V. of Knox
Presbyterian Church anet last Sat-
urday afternoon with the president,
Marie' Leatherland, presiding and
Iparbara MacKay at the piano. A
piano solo • was played by Jannett
Dobie. The 'Scripture lesson was
read by Marie Leatheriland and
prayer was given by Ann Marie
Schneider. Margaret Raines play-
ed a musical selection and the
offering was received by Eddie
Haines. Prayer was given by
Eileen $chnender. Mrs. Wilfred
Sanderson told a story about a
little boy.
Horticultural Society. --The Au-
burn Horticultural Society met last
Tuesday evening in the Orange
.Hall with the president, Mrs. Gor-
don Taylor, in charge and Mrs.
Robert J. Phillips accompanying
on the piano. The secretary, Miss
Elm -a Match, and the treasurer,
(Mrs. Ed. Davies, gave their reports.
The president read a letter re-
garding the essay competition and
about posters and bird houses.
h r r Ja Xv. 40*a. Cita,ries
E. it ,
Sri, Jereineiah Taylior ih x41.
timed to her honice miter visiting
with her daughter, M. Loyd
RZ'itlzby, i Ukby and Pauli, of
Loudon.
!Jr. 'and 14 r . Glen Jaithby, 'of
Lando, , 'were guests en Sunday of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ja n es
Raithby.
Illy
Mr. and Mra. oy Farrow, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Young, Tarry,
a' obhy and elfirnmy,, oaf Mitchell, and
Mrs. Dorothy White, of Kitehener,
were «ueste of gr. and Mrs. Tom
Johnston on Sunday.
Guests over the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Craig were
Mr. and, Mrs. Ernest Craig, Gode-
rich, and Mm. and Mrs. Robert J.
Craig and family, of ilderton.
Ma'. and Mrs. James Hernbly
MAY 18-20 Mrs. Charles Straughan was pre -
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TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY MAY 21-22
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FIRST BIN -GO. ON MAY 29
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ALL EXTENSiOrr PHONES cost only $1.25 per thonth
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seated with a diploma by Mrs.
Gordon R. Taylor for her meritor-
ious service to the society. Pic-
tures of Winnipeg parks were
shown with Mrs. lid. Davies
as
commentator and MT. Gordon Tay-
lor,' operating the projector. A
piano solo was played by Miss
Margo Grange, who won high
honors at the County Music Fes-
tival. A du -et was sung by Miss
Sadie Canter and Mrs. Duncan
:MacKay. Lunch was served by
Mrs. Frank Raithby and Mrs. Wil-
liam Straughan.
Thomas Edward (Teddy) Haggitt.
—Funeral services were held on
Monday, .May 13, for the late
Thomas Edward Haggitt, of Blyth,
at the J. Keith Arthur- funeral
home. Rev. Bren de Vries officiat-
ed. He was the son of the late
Edward Haggitt and ,Elizabeth
Little and twas born .at Blyth on
September 7, 1877. He pasesd
away suddenly Friday morning.
He was married on August, 14; -
1907, to Rasella Carrick who pre-
deceased him 19 years ago. He
was a member of the Angl}oan
1-Church, Blyth Jan�d alio of the l
L.O.L. who held their funeral ser-,
viers at 9 p.m. on Sunday evening.
He is survived by two sons,'
Thomas, of Auburn, and Joseph,1
of Leamington; five grandsons; one
sister, Martha; Mrs. William
.Doubleday, Detroit; three brothers,
G±eoalge, of Nile, John and Anfred,
of Blyth. Interment took place in
Blyth Union cemetery. Pallbear-
ers were George Sloan, Bailey Par-
rot, Herbert Dexter, William Mor-
ritt, John Watson and William
Cockerline. Fiowerbearers were
Boar grandsons, George, Kenneth,
Bill and Larry Haggitt.
Plans .are underway to celebrate
the 60th anniversary of the found-
ing of the Public Library with an
afternoon • tea and bazaar in the
Orange Hall on Friday, May 17. at
2.30 p.m.
Bible Schbol. — An executive
meetingo the Daily Vacation
Bible Scho n` Was held Monday
evening at the h:nme of Rev. R. S.
f Hiltz. The eOeee �ea., in charge of
the Unites C'huurcji this year with
oipening exercises .being held in
the Baptist- Church and classes'
held there and in the Presbyterian'
Church. The theme this year is
"Pioneering with Christ" and will
commence on July 15 for two
weeks' duration. The teachers
will be: seniors, Rev. R. S. Ililtz; .
juniors, Baptist student, Mrs. Ed.
Davies; primary, Margaret R. Jack-
son; pre-school, Mrs. Wellington
Good.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pentland.
North "Bay, visited last week -end
with her mother, Mrs. Charles
Straughan. They were guests at
the Ryan Ford ,wedding at London
last Saturday.
A Family Day service was held
assturSunday at Knox Presbyterian
ghch with Rev. I). J. Lane otl`-
iating. Mr. Edgar Leatherland t
ssisted in the service. The Sacra-
en�t of B�aipti m was held- for
Trudy Patrice, infant daughter of
Me. and .Mrs. Keith Machan.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hopper, of
Belgrave, and tMr. and Mrs. Buck-
ner, of Kitchener, were recent
guests. of Mr. and Mrs. CharlesScot t.
Mrs. John Graham visited last
eek -end with frienri, at Win»hair
d Ripley.
Mrs. J. E. Hutch, of Ottawa, re-
rned home after a two weeks'
cation with her sister, Mrs. Herb Camden
ier.
Mr. Keith Machan, of Normsated on Sunday with his wife.
rs. Machan, Randy and Trudy.
Visitors with Mrs. Stanley John:
n on the weak -end were Mr. and
rs. Ray Perdue and son Larry,m r
London, Mrs. Donald Cap�bell,
nelda, Cynthia and Louise, of
derich, and Mr. Lloyd Johnston,
Landon.
Mrs. Betty Wilkin, Mrs. William
Craig aid Dr. B. C. Weir attend -
the official opening of the re-
delled wring of the Clinton hos-
al Past Sunday.
Miss Vera Jane Craig, of Rider-
, spent Sunday with her little
ard, Miss Betty Motn.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Shouldice, Mr.
o rind Shouldice and Don, of
en Sound, were guests with Mr.
'Mrs. William T. Robison on
day.
Tr. and Mrs. Timm Manning, of
don, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
rsh, of Goderieh, visited last
k with Mr. eV Mrs - Herbert
Bridge.
Tr. and Mrs. Harold Asquith, of
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were g e5ts on Sino Mro and
No. S44 brow*,, or ► woe.
11► laroe eroWd ',attended, e
h(�wir off` tlu . Maxiiin Lather film
last Friday 'even'ing. It wast held
in ale S, iil`hat,h School room Of
Knox United Chinfeb on ' bfollsorcd
loeal 1,,O.I .
Mr. and, Mra.nca a.
n Mae�y
attended the huarque't` a:f tlae 7flkex�
Teacher's - s 'ooiatiou of Huron
Cgs caty held Ia,t Thurrday evening
at E'icter.
IVB`. Noon Carter, amf, Wooii-
tack, and lir. Morris Curie, of
Sarnia, called on frond in the
village Saturday eve -ling.
Mr. -and 1Vl163. 'William Goddard,
Charles, Paul and Mary visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mro. J. Hal-
dane and family, of Hamilton, and
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon fisher, of
Apeaster. -
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NILE, Wry 43----44 WOocl,huulagw
bee w45 Meld at the t Wi of
Ilaci Mfrs, Ray Esber I. ' Mo y
fte1noon, with about 20 ten ln,
attend ive. This Was eta .cwt the
balance of the woo Mr. Fi0oer
atn3 iler;ta ed to rale vinweli .tor well,
Zs1othex 'Day service at .
elaurch1ast Sunday brouitilt out Ii
record attendance to ,enjoy the
special music arraugedl for the
ea xion. Fur babies poo the lis-..
tries wire christened':
Mr. Harold Knight is a patient
in Victoria Hospital, London.
Several people In the neighbor
hood attended ,the inner4 44 the
late Mr. John Ryan, of Dningannon,
held last S'at'urdzi , ,
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