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placement of, this important vill-
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men regularly, is contingentcn
• WEDNESDAY', ,TUNE 1$th, 1952:
SOUTH BRUCE INSTITUTES
,MIT AT KINCARDINE `
sQpitt Bruce District Women's
Institutes, met at Kincardine last
week with . 200 . in attendance
from Al branchesin the district7.-
which .raised $9,170 during . the . '.
year,
Officers elected :were:
pres.,
1VIrs. J. 114 McKellar, Kincardine;
v"ice presidents, Mrs Donald W,
•NteCosh, Purple Grove° and Mrs,,
•J. E, Rowe, Kincardine; sec,;.
treas,, : Mrs. • Vi,cter Emersonl
Whitechurch; '. federated repre
sentativte, Mrs. Melvin Rothe,
Teeswater; •alternate, Mrs: How
and Thompson; Purple 'Grove;.
convention , delegate, Mrs,. Win,;.
,Eskrick, Arrnow;• aiterrate, •Mz's,
Jack Eliphick, Luc'know;,'auditors,
Mrs. Albert Coultes,. Mrs. .Fred
,ea a;an.,:.3&bitechurch.
• • Standing committee obivel-kei:sr•.
•home economies and 'health, Mi,s:
Howard- ollands liReid's
ers; agriculture and' Canadian
dustries, Mrs: Orland Rictards,
LuCknow; loi'tizenship' ar d educa-
tion, Mrs.'. W • IIIlcKee, .'Armow;
historical research and commun_
ity activities, Mrs. Neil :Grunder, •
Tiverton; .resolutions; • . Mrs. Geo,:
Fisher, Whitechurch. •
whether. or,' not fire ' insurance of steel roofing hanging like an
';overage can be obtained on the old rag f roan the corner of the
new plant This vie v is from the wall.
rear otl.the building with a sheet
Mr. • and. Mrs. Frank Ritchie and
Mr. .• and Mrs. Sart' Gibson ,spent.
the week -end in .'Huntsville with
dr: Edgar Ritchie and. Jean Rit-
chie. .
M. and .Mrs n" ,AllaRitchie and.
• Mr.b::artd;,Nlrs Lorne Ritchie had
their d'aughter's Brenda ..and An-,
Isabelle 'christened on Sundo ey:-
caning: The : graridpaxents> ' were
.resent, Mr and ' Mrs: 'Gordon
Kukland rw,ere ill and were • not
Viable *to ;have Nancy Susan. bap-
tized. at this time, .
Miss Anne .Ritchie is, spending'
her 'holidays with Mr. and . Mrs.
Bill Ross. ^ .
Mr,. and Mrs.'..Ne1 n. Raynard
and . • Mr. and• , Mrs. Will Ritchie.
attended the christening of Jerry,
son of Mr. , and Mrs Russel:' Irvin:
Mr. and Mrs: Fred Anderson
and Mn and Mrs. Jack MCDonag h
visited ' Sunday with. Mr. Herb
Eilber:.and'' Mr. and Mrs. Ward
• Fritz and: called at .Clinton and
visited with Mrs. ROA. Webster:
• Mr: and Mrs. Harvey Ritchie
anti Donna visited Sunday with.
Mr. ' •and" Mrs. ':Jack McLean Of
Rochester.
:DoNNY.BRO'OK
The annual Robinson picnic
•will. be' 'held on Saturday, June.
28th at Turnbtill's.: Grove', near
Grand Benda
NN�ext, Sunday. will be flower
• un& in. Donnybrook. , church.:
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There, will be special music ' by
a' children's, choir. •
Miss Olive Jefferson, R.N.,, of
Stratford spent the week -end at
her home here.
Mr. . and' Mrs. Stuart .Chamney
and Diane and Mr. and Mrs. R.
Chamney. were Goderich; visitors
•on Sunday. • .
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DUNGANNON
Dr. Hector McKenzie and 'Mrs.
McKenzie, who are . visitilag .:his
Sisters, Misses Mary . and ' Grace
McKenzie, • Port A1bet, visited
with their old school. chum, Mrs.
Mathew. Shackleton, . one evening
last : week. .
Mrs. Leroi . Stingel, Carleton, .
Sylvia and : Angus spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. John Fennell
and` little son': Douglas John Of.
Bradford: ' Sylvia remained . to
visit a Swek with her,. sister be-
fore taking. a ` position •for . rthe,.
summer last a . cottage. at Lake
Siencoe.
Miss _ Rutty. Blaick_left on Fri: -
day to
riday'to' work for the summer at;•a
Ramp at •.Beamsville, •iin the Nia-
gara district.
On" Friday,.:. Mr, Allan Reed,
.with his ' bus, conveyed . a load 'of
schoolipupiis headed iby theSi tea-.
chers Mrs. Wm. Stewart and.: Mrs.
to Niagara 'Falls and-
historic..places of interest. Allan
also had, a .booking for the same
trip with' two 'schools in West
oth O iuescie a -grip -t -
Toronto was : on • schedule with.
Benmiller school pupils. The
children fmdit a grand 'way to
celebrate the , •-enci' of -the ;salwol
year.
AL•TON,: ANDERSON
A. 'quiet but pretty . Marriage
took place on Saturday, June 7th
at 1.30..p.m. at Dungannon United
church Parsonage,, solemnized by
Rev. Gee. Watt. The ;bride, Mad-
eline Laura,' the 'elder • daughter
of 1Vrr. Gordon Anderson, Nile and
the late Mrs. Anderson, , looked
very •attractive Wearing a street
length dress of -powder„ bide ny-
lon, . cap sleeves and VV -neckline
and , carried . a bouquet of red
roses i and stephaxiotis. ' She •Was"
attended ;byher sister,, Margaret,'
wearing a white and red figured
dress of , rayon and ;carried 'pink
carnations: •T1e groorn • is' the
younger• son of Mr. and .Mrs. Roy
Alton of Ashfield. *Mr. Don. Hoak;
ett acted as groomsman. .Ater
ithe ceremony the bridal party
returned ' to the horPie of the
bride's parents at Nile, where
•inunediate relatives were served
a dainty luncheon" by Misses
Donahne 'Caesar. and Joan Tay-
lor. For their, wedding trip to
Muskoka t o bride -Wore "a. dress
•turqubise taffeta .with •b1ack
velvet trim, navy hat and snatch-
ing accessories. On their return
they will make ttheir home on
the gr'oom's darm in the' Belfast
district; Prior to ' their marriage
the . bride was feted with a mis-
cellaneous shower by 35 ,friends
at the hoane' of Miss Doanne'
Caesar. . .t i •
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BRITISH MARKET IS IN.
RANDS . OF CANADIANS
Speaking: plainly to a farm aud:
Once at, Blytlh. on' Wednesday., af-
ternoon, Sir Andrew Jones, head,'
oaf, the B}7�1 1sh. Food *fission to;
Canada, tY ld them , .that 'there. is
little .hope for increasing • Can-
adian food
an-adian'foodexports to Britain, un..
til Canada inlcreases her buying.,
froth • Britain.
Sir Andrew spoke at the 10th
annual :field, dray of,.:the: Huron
-Federation of Agriculture, attend-
ed Eby:an estimated 2,000 people
in the agricultural park at Blyth.,
A program Of .track and '• field'
events, softball games, ..quare
dancing and: fiddling competitions
was held in the afternoon, : and:
a' 'dance was held in . the . even-
ing at BlythComanunity .Hall:
England needs Canadian food
stuffs badly but 'cannot: afford :to
pay #or_ the i he_said.
"We can buy from :you• in Can,
oda'',- .:Sir • . •Andrew_. continued,..
"only to the extent that you make,'
dollars available, to us, by buying •
from us. The solution 'to the prob-
lean is in' your hands --it is not.
in aura : We are most. anxious
to get -back in .to the full 'flood
Of • mutual trade with Canada, ,
-but we•'can not- do- it .unless You,'
will first •buy ; our goods, and ,
make '';thedollars, :available to' us
to buy, from- you''.
pritite.minister, Winston'
Churchill, has declared that at •
whatever. sazt in "short rations,
• we' are • going. . to become solvent.
We-arenotasking ,anyone:to keep.. _._.
the British lion as 'a pen' �
"Inside Story" Of.
Jackson Prison Riot '
Read the amazing, inside story
aiboupt how" a prisoner, to satisfy
his craving for abtention, . instigat
ed .the prison, rebellion . at Jack-
son; Mich: Read "The Boss , of
Tock 15"; • Iby Parole Authority
,David Dressler, in this Sunday"s"
(June 22) issue of •' The New
Color Gravure .Arlrierican Week
•fry, exclusively with The Detroit
'Sunday Times. .
SUNDAY .REVERIES"
God must ha d. loved us • when,
he•gave
To us,. a day of rest, '
A day .in which to' reverence Hire: •
In. His house as His guest,'
God must •Have. -loved us whoa
fie gave
To' us, the gentle -rain, .
The glorious miracle of ,spring•
And, seed -time once again. .
:01:11.1.114:171.1thigalvs:ohga.itirt,,loved tzs when` •'•'of sight, '
The flowers • glistening wet with
dew, I. ..
The milkyway by night. •..
God nasi have loved us Wh
• He ,gave " 1 � � ;:io3r68:eri
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'A • little: child at prayer. , .
--Wm. M. Bucking
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