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CSE ,E UCKNQW SENTI•NEln, LitcKNOW, ONTARIO
July
(by May Boyle) ,
Residents of Bruce County and.
visitors. witnessed: the. opening of
the . Bruce County Museum on
Friday afternoon, Dr. Morton,
• Chairman, of :,the . Museum. Com-
imittee, welcomed -those in-atten-
dance
n-•atten-dance and'spoke of the co -opera-'
Con from various. organizations,
.ineltudirL the County, 'Council' •arid
, *he. Women's Institutes of Bruce.
'' ' The Cape 'Croker Indian Band
.began the program with the Nat-
' lanai Anthem arid O Canada and
favored: ,with, musical •'nurn,
bus' during the afternoon. Two
,minutes, siieence . was observed ' in
memory;af. the late Messrs. Dixon
and MacKenzie, who, were valued
aexecutive m,rilbers. ,
Mayor R.agers of Southampton
tribute; to the • Woinen's : In-,
'*titutes for their untiring efforts
3n' the transformation of the for -
;Amer
or,Averpublic school . ino what is
..'now the Museum •• for Bruce Co.
• lie stated in his remarks `{as we
See it today it is only its begin
ming And' we •hope for stillgreat-
et,, things"
Dr. Morton then read telegr - s'
of . congratulations from n.
Walter Harris and : Andy Ro
von, M.P. , and Ross : Whicher ;of.
'.Wiarton' spoke briefly. The d ed
'•' ,ifiras, presented. by R. 'De Jon' to
'ilVir. Williatri Winters• who. gr te-
ully accepted it :'on• "behalf of
the ' eco. imittee. •
•Mrs. MacNaughton,
member 'from 'Mixon, was. he
.nett. speaker. ' She "said, "Th re:
is no easy road to. ' success,.. ou ,
meed good planning,. plenty of o-
. ,operation ,and :much work. • e
are :all aware, that Bruce • Coun
is rich in both history{' -and .qtr
ditiion., I.congratulate you on yo r
sinuseuna There -could -be -no b -t
• •:ter. 'way to . preserve •' the th'i gs
• ' of the past.: I am proud of he
W.I.,"'' she stated, "in this, ery
:'fine :project". Mrs.• L G. ''C oz-
ier of 'Walkerton Said in • he .. re-
marks, "This day is. a. thrill for
ane and is indeed: a dream realiz
ed" Weowe a debt' of gratitude
to . the ' chairman , arid comimttee
• ,who have worked and' planned
o that today we . witness the
+opening' of the County. Muse,nm"•.
Mrs. ':Weaver' of Toronto. ''was
happy . to -.be present and • extend.
'•cher congratulations.' personally:
, Dr: J. J. • Tali/tan, liibrarian.:of.
the University •. of . Western' Ont..
• arid, who cuts ..the ribbon, offici •
' ally opening, the. •museum; also
:spoke and said, "/ so.'much enjoy
•the .beauty. 'sand richnes$of this
• good..old County • of •Bruce and
thankyou for giving rm. this.
• .lorior. In this County you : have
eery lung o
ing "a eontrthution::As' We look
hated view. the greatdevelop-.
olorful Ceremony
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ASSURE DEER SEASON IN
BRUCE,' GREY AND. HURON
An open deer season this fall
in the 'C'ount'ies of Bruce, Grey
and Huron looks like a ' sure
thing atthis particular time.
On request of "the Department
of -Lands and Forests,, Bruce and
Grey Counties at. their, June •:ses.
sions, agreed•" to an. Opei season
only if Hitron also fell, in . line.
Meeting ; dater than either of the
above -Mentioned caur/ells, Huron
council_' has '.agreed ' to the open
season for. the ;taking. •; of , der
this. fall.
• • The season will beof three
.days , duration, tentative ' dates :be-
ing November 23, .24' and 25.
• ST. HELENS
The ' ladies are,. reminded` of
Children's Day this Thursday 'af-
ternoon, at . the Meeting of ' the
Women's. Institute in the 'Com-•
my
unit . ' Hall. ,Roll call for the
IIchildren, ;A, nursery rhyme'; for
adults, `Memories .'of my early
school' .days'. • Picnic lunch.
Mr,' Ralph Howlett .of West
• arose --assumed .his duties ,_as
rs'ter of the United;,Chureh on.
undamornin ',. He was: accom-
y g
p" nied by Mrs : Howlett: and'. two
c ildren,;'. Gregory and Jane: •
Miss .Anna Stuart of::. Toronto,
r. ' George MacGregor, his • .daa-'
ter, : Mrs.: 'Berta Kuehorn ..and.
um sons, Bert, William, ..:John
Mrd' Bernard, were visitors: with
.. and'Mrs GeorgeStuart. Stu r
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•the :holiday 'week -end.'
Mr: Charles McDonald is a pat
ient . in Wingham" Hospital receiv-
ing treatment for'an abscess on
his 'back., ; • '
Mr.. and ' Mrs. : Jas: Laing and.
'their- daughter, Mrs: -Mario* : of
Vancouver,:: were ' :.visitors with
the fo, rmer's nese,. •.Mrs. Gordon
MacPherson and Mr.. 'MacPher-
son last. week.
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Ment and success ;which is evi-
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�fa
Mrs. C:.: Dudgeon; Mrs. R.- Mc-
Kellar, .,Mrs. R. D. Givins, Messrs.
Hairvey • Palnateer . and Leslie
Hahn :received a -round • of ap-
plause.' `' Dr: E. Todd . Made` the
dedication prayer:- He said,• "On
this -historical :occasion we .shouldd
express. thanks to .Alrnigkfty God
for all His goodness" in the. past,;
to the,: stalwart pioneers who
fought the.' good fight and let
us, their •children, •reconsecrate
ourselves to preserve the :things
of, the •past, so that .our .beloved
'County may be better • because
we have made`it so". The Lord's
prayer • • was repeated in :unison
j'ICKED (HOTTEST ..SPELL OF
=`P SI -- ineAG0=. _
Spent the week -end. in. teem-
ing, steaming Chicago and • got
'back to work on Tuesday after-
noon "to find that the Windy •City
had no monopoly on the heat
wave, even though.. it did Soar
to Rear the hundred mark --and
felt : like . it . in the treeless • can- .
yons in, the' downtown Loop:.
We (Cam 'and ,Marg) struck off
last • Thursday-aceoxzipanying..:till
and Frances H'ewat of. Elmira,
.who made' the trip; to attend: the
convention of the Dale Carnegie
Clubs,. International.!' ' They. ' are
members of the Kitchener ..Club,
The• convention ' hotel ` was the
Palmer •.House, in the heart of the.
Loop, which.. we are told' gets its
name from :the overhead railway.
which .stems bid - from that vicin-
ity. The overhead, , we are told,
will . eventually ,be replaced. by
an expanding subWay system..
And speaking of. underground, . a.
new city • parking, area has been:
built underground with accomo
dation• for about 3,00E cars.
.Wacker St., which skirts the
Chicia.go River: ,'is: ''also a. . two-
level .thoroughfare with . heavy
trucks' travelling underground.'
'An' after dark' ';bus tour• gave.
some interesting: glimpses of this
cosmopolitan". melting po't, hat
ranged from `the beautiful and
the colossal to the : despair. and
destitution of the ..,derelicts ` of
"Skid Row. There .was _the section
where'Al Capone began this .gang
sten career and'. the site, of, where
Mrs. O'Leary's cot started 0 the
:'great,: Chicago fire. '•
China • Town was the only ;point
Of stop in any of those' internat-
' ion.al sectors, • . The Chinese are
highly ,regarded as > law abiding
citizens, and during the• stop • L,t
was possiible to visit ,their temple
and 'shops. : '
Our first trip oto' Chicago' meant
a visit :with .Di. ,and Mrs: K. R.
M. Thompson, ;and we were .their
_gu_esls_at_a atiirday eve ing�_d3n-
.nen party at 'the ;swank Beverley
Couritriy Club, rated as Chicago's
finest • golf course;' complete .with,.
private swimming pool. • .
• Dr.' Thompson, or Ken as he
. is known: to old L'uicknow :hien c
has been .'in Chicago :for about
twenty-five years, since .first go-
ing: there' to attend the Collage
of Osteopathy, and where, upon
gradnation;:. he . established•' a' very
successful . practice • as •' an osteo-
pathic. physician.. • '
Paid' anearly'.morning. visit to
Don McNeil's Breakfast Club ori
Monday: and : in - late ` 'afternoon'
startedfor` home in • the bumper
' to-ibumper jam oh . ,the: Outer
Drive,'' along ..Lake Michigan'
"shore. ' Once. we ',hit' the open
spaces, traffic was unexpectedly
light and 'we rolled along to De -
troit that night, concluding, the
trip home on. Tuesday:
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this time they were permitted to • For every. 'woman who snakes
enter-7a-lid'tour the: `11useurn: •,s fool out :of some man; 'There's
another who makes` a 'nia,i out of
some fool..'
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ZION
Mr. and Mrs,: Boden Ritchie, of
Essex visited for a Jew. days with
Jack Ritchie and other relatives.
Mr. , and Mrs. • Keith Hackett
anci boys of Toronto visited with
1VIrand Mts. Tom ,Hackett for
a few 'days. •
Mrs. Charlie ' Anderson and
daughter returned home last Fri-
day
riday from the hospital.
- Miss. Frances Papernick of.
Godorich spea.nt.-few .Days with.
Mr. and Mrs. Will (Ritchie. Mr,
and Mrs. Jim Smith . and 'family
spent• •Sunday there also.
Church will 'be at 11' for.: ,the
month of • Julyy. •
Miss •Roberta Helm has gone to
Wingtiam' to 'work.
• Miss Marlene Hunter is assist-
ing Mrs. Charlie •Anderson •
KINGSBRIDGE '
Mrs. Blaize Martin •spent. • last
week visiting with .her daughters
in Hamilton..
Mr.. anti Mrs. Schurrman 'and-
children of London are holiday-
ing at the home of 1\1r. and. Mra.
Van Osch.
:Mr. Alvin Collinson ' is a pat=
ien,t in Goderich Hospital follow-
ing a very,serious ''accid'ent when.
he :' fell from a: truckload . of
baled' hay • enroute to G,oderich.
Mrk-:and:Mrs, JOS. Reid of •Tor•-
onto are holidaying at the home.
of Mr: and' Mrs: Victor Finnie,
having recently returned from a;
three weeks' •vacation in. Florida.
Mrs..-Fred,'Vassella and Maur-
een. motored to' London on Fri-
day, July 1st; With Mr..and Mrs.
Drennan. ` of Goziericht '
,Visitors to this. "• community`
over ` the holiday' week -end were
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Me'Conville
of. Toronto, Mr. arid Mrs.. . Len
ry,.Darlene
arlene of
.Woodley D
' anti. M.aT•oronto,. Mr. and. Mrs. 4. ''Hart
niian... and Shirley ,of Kitchener,
Mr..and. Mrs.Victor :Martin and
son of Hamilton,' Mr. and ';Mrs.
JOS., Garvey; .;Margaret and: Mich-
ael of Toronto, 'Mr. and . Mrs:: J:.
Dietrich and family•of Kitchener,
Mr. Michael Martin and. two ' sons
and Mr. Frank. Hogan. of Hamil-•
ton,. Mrs. •T. " J, Latvian of Lon-
don, Mr. and Mrs. George ;Dren-•
nan and children` of Detroit,' Mrs.
Jack, Kinney. and: Mrs. Nicholas
Parry . of__ Detroit, • . Mrfs. Arthur
0'0:burer, 'Helen and .Morgan of.
Pickering; and • MTS. Jos. Fitzpat
rick and • Kenneth.' of Wingharn.
Rev. Father Edwin'Gervey and.
Rev. .Father Michael ' Dalton of :
Windsor .visited with -their rela-
tives hie during: the past week
• Miss.:Mary Catherine O'Reilly
of. London is visiting with the
Frayne. family' .for a.'' couple , of
weeks.
.Mr, Peter Liermt left • on
Wednesday for Military.:.Camp at
•Ipperw_ash—Beate.,_ o t nt g:
with the Cadets. '•
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CULROSS _CORNERS
Freddie Morgan, Teeswater .''&
Billie •Wall each • spent an .after-
noon with Donnie Wall.
Mrs.' Mary Wall and Mrs,• Or-.
val Wilson spent.' Tuesday .after
noon at Hanna's. •
School: }genie.' -
Our• -lovely-, ;shady : school
grounds was the. scene of a hap
noon when•the• ladies of the Sec-
tion, .along with pie -school • age.
children,, joined, Mrsaham' and
her pupils for the annual p.ienic,
Therew
a•
as large turnout and
.Mrs Graham -kept everyone en-
tertained with a lame, variety of
races. tire' had a. lovely picnic
lunch and.there was a: good sup-.
ply of ice cream. Mrs.' James
Hodgins. thanked Mrs. Graham.
•Mr:t • and •Mrs; Keith Haclkett
arirct h ldreg"'z Tot{on:te visited-
' Friday with Mr. and Mrs:' Mid -
ford" Wall and Donnie:
Mr. arid Mrs. Frank Brown and
Re •s went =Sunda evening -!'With.
g' p Y g
Mr. and Mrs, . Hugh Nicholson .
and family, Bervie,
Mr. and Mrs. Midford Wall and
Donnie were at the Hackett fan-
ily gathering at the root of the
12th on Sunday.
ASHFIELD 0
The' Mission • Band meets in the
Presbyterian Church on.•` Thurs-
day of this week.:. : .•
• Mrs. Dan Wyids will be hostess
for the Kintail Branch .of Wo-
men's Institute on 'Thus sday. •Timis
IS Grandmothers' Day. Mrs: 'Dave
MacKenzie. and•. Mrs. Ray.. Dal=
,ton are in charge of ,the•prograrrn.
The• boys' from Kintail Camp
with their leaders-.- attended' the
Presbyterian, church ori Sunday
ss- one• o
their 'leaders, .was in charge of
the service: • ' .
Mr.. 1viri
• � Collinson' met with
a 'very painful accident one day
last . week,' Ile was on his way
,to; Goderich with a load of •baled`
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`Olivet W.M.S.
The ladies.of the Olivet W.M.
en er acne• • p, • a.. ies 'o X• e
Clark and Ripley_ W 111.S at-tlreir'
June' meeting. Mrs. Melvin con.
.ing,opened the"meeting. ,and
corned the visitors. The roll . call
was • a tree,. mentioned , in •_ the
Bible:The devotional part of the
service was taken, by 'the ladies of
Clark with Mrs. ,Ross. Cummings
at•,the organ. Mrs. Ross.Cummirigs
read the scripture and. ' Mrs: Wes
Osbori7ie grave the 'cornrnents With
Mrs. Walter :Farrell singing' a, solo
which was enjoyed Eby all.. •Ntis.
Vance Bruce, Presbyterial pr.es-.•
ident, was the guest speaker: She
urged the ladiesto help in what-
ever way :they could.'F.ollowin:g
er a..ress rs. ' is ar • ar-'
tin. rad:' 'a •poen' and• a solo by
Mrs. Hockian .'was enjoyedd: Mrs.
'Stewart . Needham of Ril7le•
'thanked' the.ladies ,and Mrs. / i
Harrison o£.:Clarks •also-• e:rpr'essed
her. thanks to everyone. Both of
hay. He stopped to make 'some; them spoke of 'their' 'ai;sociatiun
adjustment 1:o the load ,and ' in with the Olivet people in fot•ttii•r
some way- he fellto the pave- years. Mrs. Howard Henry thank:•
Ment, 'He is a patient •in Goder- 'ed all* those •taking Part With
ich Hospital .and at last, report, special thanks to Mrs, Vance..
was sholg_so i►nprnent.-urr`h-••.was-sex-veli.
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