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Representative
Miss Lucy R. Woods Phone Clinton 631r31
Miss AileenCastle is attending
Goderich Collegiate' Institute.
Mrs. Charles Toms and Mrs. Nellie
Clark'spent`Friday in Sarnia.
• Mrs. Lloyd Makins left on Monday
to spend a few days' in Toronto.
Miss Flallen„ llbeeliay is attending
the`&hool of Commerce, Clinton,
Mas. L. Roby and Roberta, Detroit,
vent ?pent the week -end in J'owett's Grove.
gibs. W. D. Stevenson has closed
her ,cottage and returned to London.
(Miss' Beverley York left on Mon-
Yiay to attend Normal School in Lon-
don. ‘
- Mr. and Mrs. H. 'Edwards', London,
spent the week -end 'with Mr, and
Mrs. T. C. Bailey.
The Woollen :Steppe closed Sat-
irrday following an end -of -the -season
sale at reduced prices.
Mr. and ;Mrs. J. M. Stewart, Ham-'
itlon, were at their home on Louisa
St. over the week -en&
Mm. andMrs.'Stanley Thompson
and son; Bobbie, Detroit, spent the
week -end at their cottage..
Miss Jessie • Metealf left on hien-
day to resume her teaching duties
Wayne University, Detroit.
(Miss Janet Manson returned
the village on Saturday after having
spent three weeks at Zurteh.
Mrs. : Victor Burt and family, Lon-
don, were with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. F. W. Baker, aver the week
end. e
Mr. and Mrs. William Bell, Dear
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COURT OF REVISION
Township of Goderich
1 A Court of Revision to hear and determine complaints
against the assessment roll for 1948 will be ].held do
HOLMESVILLE
Monday, October 6
at 10 a.m.
Ml complaints mut be in writing and ailed with the
undersigned no later than October- 3.
This Court of Revision is for the assessment made during
the summer and on which the 1948 taxes will he cc4nputed
R. G. THOMPSON, Clerk
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born, -Mich,, have purchased William
H:' Middietoree •cottage at the •Pop-
' �Mr. and Mrs, H. Howald' returne
to Stratford on Monday after havin
managed Peters cabins for, the sea
Son.
Mr. and Mrs. ,B.. H. Middleton an
Bobby, Hensell, visited Mrs. Middle
Moat's mother, M'rls. N. W., Woods, on
KIPPEN
d, I{ijipen East W I
g Kippen Mast Women's Institute
met at the home of MVlrs: Ross,Chap-
man with over 60 members and guests
d present. It wise` the borne economics
- tweeting with Mrs. Jack Sinclair
presiding. The roll call ' was Answer-
ed by "My favorite 'task at house=
keeping." Mrs. R. Eagle spoke on the
molhto, "We Learn By , Ebcperience•"
Mrs. Cliff Watson, Kippen, gave a
demonstration on baking angel food
cake. 1VIrs. Tom Kay spoke on the
advantages of, arpree'aure cooker.
Musical selections were given by
Charles. Alexander, accompanied by
Mrs. R. Broadfoot. • Mrs. Glenn Mc-
Lean introduced the Hurondale Club
girls. Mts'Jack' Kirkland, Pedder of,
the elub, presented the rei'nainder of
the program. Are instrumental .'vas
given by Miss Margaret Dougall.- A
reading, "And So Did I," was given
by Miss Ann Brock, Exeter.
Demonstrations were followed by
a skit on "Being Well Dressed and
Well Groomed," Jean Brock, Marion
Rundle and Ann Brock taking part.
This portion of the program was
concluded by a' song by the Huron -
dale girls. A vote of thanks was
tendered to the visiting club and to
the hostess, Mrs. R. Chapman.
Sunray. •
—Miss Jean L. ,Sturgeon; Preston,
spent the Labor Day week -end with
her parents, IMc. and Mrs. Edward
Sturgeon.•
Mr. and Mrs. James Maitland and
Mrs, E. Moorehouse, London, are oc.
cupying Mrs, G. Church -ward's cot-
tage this week. •
Mrs. Nellie" Qlark has returned to
1St. Thomas after'�liaxing• •sitent a fort_
night with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
'Charles Toms.
William H. Johnston and his bro-
ther in-law, Louis Wild, who had been
visiting his sister, left last week for
Nekoma, N.Dak.
Mr. •and Mrs. III. M. Gaffney, IDe-
txoit, s,pennt the week -end with Mr.
am •Mrs. .T, H. Lambert, returning
home on 'Monday.
Dr. :mid MIs, N. B. Alexander re-
tured to London lest week after hay.,
Ing `spent the summer at their cot-
tage on Bayfield Terrace.
Mr. and Mrs, Allan Harris and
babe,' and Mrs. D. A. Volume moved
from "Blinkbonnie' into Mrs. A.
Brisson's cottage last 'week.
Mr. and Mee Hugh Thompson and
tnvo children returned to their home
in Toledo on 'S'unday after having
spent a weelc in the village. •
Mr. and Mrs. E. Kendall and two
children, Elmira, visited Mrs.^•Rene
drall's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
R. Jowett over the week -end.
'Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cree Cook,
"Lochame", over the week -end were
1VIr. and Mrs. J. Taylor, Detroit, and
Billy Bell, .Tr., Dearborn, Mich.
Warrant Officer A. Crewe, RCAF,
R and 0 School, Clinton, Mrs. Crewe
said two chilrhen are occupying Mrs.
Lloyd • Makins' cottage on Main Se
Miss M. Hodgins and Prof. Lloyd
C, Hodgins returned to Toronto on
Monday after having spent the sea-
onsat their cottage, "Stonehaven'.
Dr. find :Mrs. R. Hunter and fain-
ly, and. Charles Rogers, Jr., left ' on
Menday for their home In Toronto
after having spent the summer in
the village.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Finout and. Miss
Margaret Finout returned last week
to 'their home in Buffalo after hav-
ng spent a vacation at their cottage
n Jowett's 'Grove.
Mrs. George Heidemann and Miss
Fsobel Heidemann returner] to To -
onto on Monday after having spent
a week in the village while closing
heir cottages for the season..
Mrs,' Henry McCilnehey accompa-
ied Mr. !and Mrs. William Speed to
Detroit last week, 'Mei. A. Holm, who
had been caringor her e•
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turned to her home in Preston;
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Doyle and
hies children are o u =ir
ec p} rg a cot••
a 'e in Jo t r'
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e a Grove for Se tem-
Icer. Mr. Doyle is stationed at the
ROAF• R and C School, Clinton.
Don Scott, Seaforth, is the guest
of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Jas.
Scott, while spending a vacation in
he village. J`as. R. Scott, Toronto,
as also here over the week -card.
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George Bell was !home for several
ours on Tuesday es a while the freighter
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(tiruedoe" was in harbor at 'Goderich.
llanaid McLeod, 'who was aboard the
Gluedoe" for one trip, returned home.
Mrs. R. H. F,'Gairdmer left Thurs-
ay last for Lake Geneva, Wis., after
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axing _pent the past two months at
er home in the village. She accom-
panied Rev. and Mrs, L. Morgan
ho are on n motor trip air the United
Cates.
Guests at the home of Mr. and
ITS. LeRoy Poth, Jewett's Grove,
vel, the week end were: Mr. and Ales;
aroldl 111arlon Mr. and Mrs Roy
rHaag, Mr. and Mrs. Alcoa Shouits,
r. •and Mrs. Dewey Shonits, Mr.
nd 'Mrs. Roy Poth, Mr. and Mrs.
lilaner Pott, Brown City Mich.
Move to Goderioh
Mr. and •Mrs. George •Castle. who
>Id their home en 'Oliiniguy St. to
Ors. R. B. Johnston early in the
miner, moved to Goderich on Tuee-
ay. They mill be missed in the vill-
ge. Mr. Castle is president of the
ions Club and ,his enthusiasm for
re work will be,m'issed in that or-
anizartion as well as his active.,in-
erest in all civic affairs.
Seheal Going Strong
The school bell •summoned pupas
ark to school • last weer:, Don Mc-
uley, London, is principal, acid Mrs.
JIntern Parker, assistant. Continu-
tion classes are not being taught
ere this year es the school bus pro -
des ample • opportunity for all pu-
ts in these grades, to attend Olin
m •Collegiate Institute. There has
rerefore, been a "re-aerangesne rt of
asses.)Lrs, Parker teaches the ju
• grades, 1.4, with an enrolment
IS year of 24, and Mr. 11VIcAuley
caches the senior grades, in which
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pupils- are enrolled,
Travelling Library Here
The mobile ,Library in charge of
rs. Eokmier, Huron County/Library
ssociation librarian, arrived • ;Sel -
euber 4 on schedule at the Bayfield
ibrary at 9.36 a.m.
This n:ew streamlined book track
the only one of its kind in Canada
is quite roomy .and carries 000
eke on its shelves. These are left in
its at the various libraries and the
cal librarian pio'ks• the snits from.
e shelves while 5Sss. Eclernrei
ecks the books in the units being
turned. 'Mrs. iflel rarer is •assisted
this work'bir her husband. andi they
e both very proud that Huron
ounty is the Bust in Canada to
intnre into this method of distribu-
g books to those Mi arias beloag-
g to. the Association in the eorxcty,
(Intended for last week)
Miss Bety Lou Leeson is speeding
a few days in London,. •
Mies Mabel Scotclamer, Toronto, is
spending a variation with her permits, •
Mr. .and Mrs. Robert Scetchmer.
Howard and Ronald Burt, London,
spent the week -end with their grand-
parents, Mr, .and Mrs. le. W. Baker,\
Misses Alice and Ann Droum and
Miss A. Fernette, who have spent
the summer in their respective cot-
tages, returned to Detroit, Monday.
Students attending Clinton Collegi.
ate are Norma Sturgeon, 'Ethel Blair,
Marie Sterling, Ronald Castle, Gloria
Westlake, Evelyn Bell, Betty Lou
Larson.
George Howard and son and daugh-
ter -in -lawn,
Me. and Mrs. Irwin'How-
ard, Regina, visited the former's
sister, IMrs, F. W. Baker, and other
relatives over the week -end.
Clarence Larson, accompanied by
Miss Leta Simpson, London. spent the
holiday week -end 'with his mother.
Len 'Smith and son, Glen, London,
were also with :them over the week-
end. TvIrs. •Smith and Maxine, who
have` been visiting her sister and
mother, accompanied them on their
return to London.
School Re -opens
The old school bell summoned pu-
pils back to studies in Bayfield Tues-
day morning. Don McCauley, London,
is ,principal and Mrs. William E.
Parker, assistant. There is a large
enrolment in it).ie „nubile school this
year,
Brother Passes"
Miss M, Hodgins, Dr, and Mrs.
Cameron McNeil and Master Hugh,'
and Prof,+L. C. Hodgins were called
Toronto Fridayevening ower to.
to stento g
the sudden death of their brother,
Reginald W. Hodgins. They returned
to. their cottage after the funeral. Dr,
and 'Mrs. MoNeil and;,.elegh left on
Wednesday morning for their home
in Cleveland.
25 Years Married
Saturday evening a delightful sine
poise party was held at the hoarse of
Mr.anaMrs.E.C>. Williams Victoria
St., Goderich, in honor of the 25th
wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Torrance, r nee fYBa .old. The house
was tastefully decorated with sum-
mer flowers, and the dining room
with, pink .streamers and pink and
white gladioli. After a bountiful sup -
Per, Mi. and Mrs. Torrance were
presented will lovely gifts, including'
a complete silver tea service and GODER11CH-•Town Assessor and
serving tray. Taken by surprise the Tax Collector O. W. Sturdy has been
guests of honor could not express granted• leave of ,obsenee by •Town
their heartfelt thanks, as nevch-Colincnl to the end of the year, on
thought and planning had gone into ,the advice of hie physician. His
the surprise it turrued out a Jovely work will be earlier]. on in the office
of the town clerk.
LwC NDESBORO
;Miss P. Blear spent last week in
Toronto.
Mr. an 'Mee
d A Radford spent a•
few days at Lion's Head last week.
Mr. Bob :Lyon, Leamington, called
on frieasib in the village on Friday.
•Miss Kathleen Beacon, is teaching
at No. 5 sehol, and Miss June Marsh
et No. 8 this term.
'Mr. and Mrs. Colin Fingland spent
the weekend with the former's sister,
Miss Alice Fingland.
Miss' (Margaret Tamblyn returned
home on Thursday ,after spending the
summer at Port Stanley.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Hutton and Paul,
Winghann, •spent Saturday. with Mr.
and Mrs. Clare Vincent.
.Mrs. Moore, Perth, returned home
on .Monday •atter •srpending a week
with her niece, ,Mrs. James McCool.
(Miss .Myrtle Grainger returned to
Toronto on Saturday after spending
three weeks with her sisters, Mrs. H.
Riley and Mrs, G. Cowan.
&fr. and Mrs. L. Gooier and Miss
Beth. Govier, •God'eiich, and Miss Elva
Goner, London, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mss William Govier.
The many friends of Mrs. Elizabeth
GODERIC1I TOWNSHIP
Miss Nell IMeDougall, Detroit, vis-
ited with Mr. and airs, Vic Elliott
last week.
Mr. McGee and Mrs. McKinnon and
little. daughter, Toronto, visited with
Me.' and Mes. John McGuire last
week.
•IMr. end Mrs. Andy Sloan Mack
and Miss 'Margaret Howell, S=heffield,
visited with friends in this vicinity
last week.
Mark Birthdays
Alfred Stirling and James R. Stir-
ling celebrated their birthdays, which
fall on the same day, on Sunday at
the 'Stirling home with 40 guests
Present. Among those from a dis-
tance were: Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Bailey, Jean and Bob, Amherstburg;
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Harrison and Marj,
Weston; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stirling,
Mimico; Mr. and :Mrs. Bert Harris
and family; Mr. and Nes. Dick Por-
ter and Dwight; Mr. and Mrs. 'Bob
Stirling, Wayne and Bonnie; Mr. and
Mrs. Murray McDougall and Miss
White, Clinton.
A dainty lunch was •served by the
ladies, and all enjoyed themselves.
S.S. 4 Community Club
The ladies of the S.S. No. 4 Com-
munity Club met at the 'tame of Mrs.
L Tebbutt for elseir 'August meeting.
Tlie president, :'MIs. Forbes, was in
r erred p
meeting • " ac. o
charge -of the wh r
with the Lord's 'Player repeated 'in
unison." Thee' minutee'of,:tis •pyevions
i .ri .. ted. A
Meeting were read aid rola
gP
motion was passed that a bazaar be
held in the near future and commit-
tees were appointed to make arrange_
meats for it. Mrs. P. Jones and Mrs.
Forbes were elected to attend a hos-
pital meeting,
A gift donated Marion Jones
t d b y
was won by Mrs:• Williams. The next
meting is to be held at the home of
Mrs. Frank Jones. After the •meeti ng
lunch was served by the hostess.
Daring .the afternoon 'another quilt
was finished.
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are Camdno's Hall
Friday Evening
September 19
7-2 of the funniest Clowns
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Lyon wish to congratulate her on her
87th birbhady, 'whieh the will celeb-
rate on Tuesday, September 16.
The W.A. wilt hold the regular
monthly meeting on Wednesday, ,S'ap.
tomber 17, at 2.30 o'clock in the
basement of the church. The host-
esses are Mrs. John .Snell, Si., .Mrs.
John Snell, Jr., Mrs. Joseph Yung-
brut and Mrs. John Voddon.
Misses Lois Woodi and Thelma
Slhobbrook attended the 13th annual
school for leaders in Women's Mis,,-
sionery. Society of the 'United Church.
of Canada, under the direction of the."
London Conference breech, at Alma
College, St. Thomas, held the .11astu
week in IAlugust.
Special Sermon Series
in the churches of the Londesborr,:
charge (Londes!boaro, Burns :and; COTS..
stance), the minister, Rev. A.. Pen-
man, is preaching •a :tort series oil
sermons on the subject "•Idarth;s•
Golden. Age". The second sermon,
"How will the golden age be ushered' .
in?" will he preached next Sunday.
You should not miss' bearing the
meaning two sermons.
If you have ever faced
an emergency; you
know how important
it is to get right -of.
way for urgent calls.
Remember the master
rale "Do unto others
as you would like them to do for
you — and do it first."
The $3,500,000 being spent this
year alone will provide more rural
lines and mean, fewer parties on
each line.
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