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CROP REPORT
yery little seeding at spring
WY and showers in the last
leWP days will postpone opera-
tions for another tfeW diet*. Fall
sown crops of wheat and barley
aPPPea
and hay and pasture fields are
greening `up;nieely.
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The R. H. CORNISH Electric
West Street JA 4-9421
Open Saturday Nights
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Flying 'readier
non
raudealan,,. ana
Mr. Finkly was here two years
go on a short visit and a sim-
ilar party was held with the
Blake family. Since then, soy -
in the west;.-inieluding Mx. and
"-COUNGAINNONIAPril 26. - Mrs. Kirkland last summer.
Miss Jessie Walface, who spent Mr. Norris Sampson, Gode-
part. of the winter boarding in rich, spent Eater holidays with
Goderiell, came home last weekhis grandraother, Mrs. Mary
but Was unable to stay. De- Rivett. Another caller on Sun-
veloPing':Pnemnrert% *She' tetttrn, AtaY--WitS;Bin543'lack,,,Lairrk.n4Z--
*ed to Croderich hospN1 loP Mr. „Bill Ivlatier, Blenheim,
treatment after being here only' visited a week with Mr. and
a few days. Mrs., Glen Weaver and family.
Mr, Allan Finlay, high school Mrs. M., Durnin, whe under.
teacher at Saskatoon, along wAth went an operation two weeks
16 other teadhers, made a trip ago at Goderich hcts ital, was
to Centralia airport as an educa,- ahle to rettirri home e end of
tional Scheme of the Province the. week. While Mrs. Durnin
of Saskatchewan. Having 'many 0 recuperating, the junior room
qattao-Aw.twia: ,w04?41, the sa01,- hetng
entertained at a party at the taught by 'Mrs. T. L. Parke,
home of Mr. and Mrs. David Lucknow, formerly Gwen Tre-
Kirkland on Thursday night of leaven, of Crowe district.
last week. Mrs. Oecil Blake Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Whit -
was a guest. MT. Finlay also more, of Dublin, visited
called to see his aunt, Mrs. S. parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Kilpatrick, and uncle, Fred Baechler on Sunday.
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Refreshments Served Afterwards.
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(C4 -operating Goderich Churches)
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Today - Friday, - Saturday
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36 West St., Goderich
The opening opening hymn; "In the
cims of 'Christ, J Glory," set
• thethemefor the )aster Thank -
offering meeting of the Arthur
Circle Monday night. ,The pro -
exam. was, latepAre4.bY 'the Pre.-.
ittent, .4111fro:leitinuT),Vie, -and,her, dqn,,igonferenee, Volnan_Lt, .Ast
sociation of the United'Undfah;
executive. Mrs. croclonljender-
in First United Church • at St.
Th,a4oTand
. Mrs. Wright and
children, of Stoney Creek, Ont.,.
were recent visitors with Mrs.
Wright's parents, •Mr. and MrS.
George. Purrell, Clainbrieroad,
'Masters • Jerry and ' Kenny
Crawford returned te their
&Me in -London; afteet'spendirrg
the Easter, vacation with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Idaurite Crawford,, West street'.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Thomson
and Children, (H4rold and Nancy
Jlaye, of Theissalon, have, return-
• hotne after spending a week
in Goclerich visiting Mrs. Thom -
Son's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Daer.
Mr. Charles S. Breckew spent
the Baster holiday at the home
of his granddaughter, Mrs. M.
Bro.cklebank, and Mr. Brockle-
bank, in Toronto.
Dennis Brocklebank, of Tor-
onto, spent the Easter holidays
with his 'grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Breckow, Palmerston
street.
Mrs. Austin Quigley, who
celebrated her birthday on Sun-
gutoesterri 17:iferbro-
'714,1*;;-4."
86 y aT he scongregation ha&
r
Mrs. Frank Moran, of Kings- Street, to be known as St.
OfSherbaurne
Jbrzdge,
,and Miss JUdie, Moran, Luke's;•
of Landon; and her niece, Mrs.
Ken Ray, and children, Joseph, •"•••"•••••••e••••••
Danny, Janet and Ernie, of
Chatham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doug Wakely
• PERSONALS
ea,
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United Church Woman's Assam- .Evy
Five members ,of North_Street..1._
, ,....,,,
his parenu, mr. and Mrs. Cheer
,has beenvisitingwith
h_re..,.,
c.,
ation-Mrs. Earl Westbrook,
Mrs. Archie Hamilton, -NM: M. for a few days. He leaves this
ter Feapn, Pa erston street,
Driver, Mrs. AMDS AradTeRY and Friday to take five-day civil
MTS. H. Talmay-ettended the defence course .at Ottawa. After
eighth annual meeting of Lon- that, will return to Kamloops,
liWii;;Xifilla4,0,h4-famil.t.W04
IVeoPherson, N.W.T., ;where 'he
son led in prayer. Itepor4 were
read by ,the secretary, Nils. Jack
Reis,' and the treasurer, Mrs.
Bert MoCreath.
Miss Eva Somerville discussed
the use and meaning of Blessing
BOxes. She' explained that the
term "'Mite Boxes" is mislead-
ing... t o4ginalgs1.•.,.40033341M
Biblical story of the (Widow.WhO
put her "Mites" int& the collec-
tion box, but the true fact is
that she gave "all she had."
The idea of 'Blessing Boxes is
the "brain -chile of Mrs. War
law Taylor, a former member
of 'Knox Church, Goderich. Mrs.
Tayier, a lady of over 90 years,
Is Still doing W.IVI.& work 'via
her Toronto telephone. '.
The main part of the program
was devoted to the introduction.
of the practice of the Swedish
Bible Study Method. Bach
member joined. a group under
one of the following leaders:
Mrs. S. Blake, Mrs. B. McCreath,
Mrs. J. Pirie, Mrs. E. Isaak,
Mrs. J. Leitch, Miss B. Woodruff,
Mrs. J. Bosvteld, MTS. D. IMellick,
Mrs. H. Calvert..._.An impressive
Climax to 'the whole study was
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Mrs. Ralph LesWing, Of Eden,
N.Y;, and 1Virs. Ray Lubstorf„.of
BuffaloINT., were visitors last
week with alr'l and 141%%• W. 3.
read.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh.11111 'and'
Mrs. William Doak were in Tor-
oiftb, ''.an Monday attending the
funeral' of their ' cousin, Mrs.
Harvey Barr, 248 Pape street,
• Maas Nancy Hughes, in coin-
PanY with 33 Sarnia rinembers
and five chaperones., enjoyed a
bus trip to St. Petersburg,
Florida during the Easter vaca-
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Ftrid-
dle, Jim and John, of Ottawa;-'
'and -Wilmer and Wayne Cran-
ston, of London, were guests of
Mrs. P. C. Priddle, of Goderich
They returned to London to
visit outlier relatives, 1V1r." and
Mrs. Herb Cranston, Mrs. N.
MeNevin and Miss A. Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Elliott,
Arthur street, attended the fire -
well service, last Sunday even-
ing, of Carlton Street United
Church, Toronto, closing after
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Banana --fraline-Cakes-Aw-40c----
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'Cita-nr les vAt.-.60c.
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WATCH for our display of MOTHER'S DAY CAKES!_
CULBERtS BAKERY
irr* HOME OF TASTY pAsTive4
wur STREET DIAL 7941
.and daughter, of Toronto, were
Peterson's
4.)
week -end guests with Mr. and
Mrs. R. G. Sanderson.
Cpl. Gerwyn Davies, of Rivers,
Man., was a week -end guest
Concrete
Products
sOending the winker with his
,.1 BUSTER
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with ivtr_AnKLAErs- W- --
turned to Port- Colborne ,after
Reg. Matheson-hsts'''rev;"' '',mopoeNZU'"IDArtmAtmiyirt' e. 327 0 . .
air. and 1VIrs: A. Elliott, of
Sault Ste. and,
Michigan, were
Easter visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. William Doak, Keays 'street.
Douglas Splan, Woodstock,
spent Easter week with his
grandparents, Mr. -and Mrs.
Gordon. Jams..eson.
• WILL SPEAK HERE
C. W. Booth, Deputy Minister
of Education for Ontark,..,
speak at the annual meeting of
Huron CountLibrary 0o -oper-
ative in Knox. Presbyterian
'Church on Monday. The dinner
meeting, which Starts at 6.30'
p.m., is open to the public.
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COLORED PATIO BLOCKS
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Chimney Tops, etc:
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April 28 and 29
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3 CARS IN CLINTON
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