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WEQNESD Y, JUNE, 25th, 1952
IINLOUGH,
Mrs. Charlie'Hodgins, Ruth &
Cathleen and Mrs. Javk • Tiffin
46,1 Wingliam: visited. Monday with
air ends in the village, -the scene of a
.. , e n pretty ceremony
Mr. Wesley . Guest returned Friday afternoon when" Elizabeth
hoane from a two +Week 'visit in Muriel. Watt became the ;bride of
St. Thomas with Mr and Mrs: t 'e r e-Aaron� T m i "Fever
O o g hA._. pso ,
Milton Guest,,
WEDDING BELLS
THQMPSON-WATT ,
The home <of the. bride's par-
ents, the Rev. William .. T hn Watt
=ice, Mrs. Watt; Whitechurch, was
Recent. '+isitors with Mr.- and.
11[rs. Wesley Guest we Mr.* and
.
George Pitmen o Kamsack,
Mrs rg .. _.._.. _,
Sask. • :.
Mrs, Wm. Haldenby; spent . a
lew days with Mr. and. Mrs: Nor=
uian Fry of Wingham, •
Mr. and Mrs. Bert; Nicholson
were guests at the. Lobb-Cuyler
.'. wedding ::eat St,. John's' 'Church,
l8ervie; on Saturday.
• ',Friends from here. attended'; the
funeral of the Bite 'IVirs, B. Sle�s
sor• on Tuesday froth. 'the Link
later funeral home; Kincardine..
The ' Girls' Auxiliary . net on
Thursday evening at• the home.of
Mrs., Howard Thompson with 15
;present. Mitis:.. Ronald Thanker
presided .and • the opening: hymn
Was:, . "Zlie lave. of ' Christ .con
' traineth us". Mrs. ' H. Thomson
tread the thought for the day. Mrs:
Allan Coiling read the scripture
Prayers followed,' The roll
call was 'answered with a verse
•containing • the word "Praise".
Donna Nicholson ' conducted ' a
Bible c�ontest..A reading. was giv-
en by May Boyle, A . donation
was made to the Sunday. School
'and .also our share to the' Youth
• Stnpervisor a f the Diocese ,of
Huron,' Mrs,, Bert .Nicholson. •read
suitable,• address. and' Mrs Tom'
Hodgins presented Miss Kay Gib -
ion ; with a gift. Kay: replied fit-
tiingiy ` The evening Was > spent.
• in sewing and fancy work:The
meeting closed' withprayer ,and.
a .dainty. lunch •: was served by,.
the hostess.
A, number . from here :attended
ded
the Kingar�fgarden. party 'on
Tuesday 'evening • '
The Anglican:garden party wall..
be' held ..this Thursday evienirig,
June 26th.
'. The .W:M3. met on .Wednesday
at the home.of: Misses Nellie and
Margaret Malcolm. ` .
A'. •,n n1ber from here attended
the-�ai ilial Scottr-eunion "ori Sat-
• •urday . at the'.home of '`'Mr. and`
Mrs, J. Wall, Teeswater.
Mr. and yMrs.. Clayton Nichol-
son, Judy °and Ronnie of'Huron,
spent Sunday with Mr. Land Mrs.
Bert Nicholson.
. The July meeting •of . the
ill: be heidon-Thursdaay-even=
big, . July 3rd;' at ` the home :'of
Mrs. P. A. Murray. This will be'
'the Grandmothers'. meeting. Roll
call, Fill maiden naive and the:
story .of, . yotir farm'`�writt '
conveners Mrs... •Tom Hodgins;
• Mrs: Wm. ' Eadie, topic, .History per at the;September. meeting.
of the Township -Hall---Con+testy Mts, Jack ---.N"-icholson -�ga re_.�the
. geography. ' match; .motto, Titch
Your hobby ' to' humor and you
will have' a team' that will',haul:
you a long way down 'the road
of life. • '
Miss Edna. Boyle. 'visited for a.
few days with Mrs. • Chas. Hod=•
gins, Wingham.
sham, sen of Mrs. Thompson,
Rocklyn, and the late Joseph
Aaron Thompson.' The ' bride's
father officiated,, assiAted.l y . the
Rev.. J. Robert Watt and the Rev,
'George .D. Watt, brothers of the
bride,. Dr; - Arthur • 3. Watt,, . also
a brother, played' the . Wedding
it usie..
Archie • K. Watt gave. his sister'
in marriage. The ibride Was J,oxe-.
ly in a 'gownof white embossed
nylon ',marquisette aver ,taffeta,
Simply styled, '.with a fitted •. •bod-
ice featuring a ;ST -neckline . 'out
lined iby a pointed collar, and
long pointed' sleeves. The floor -
length ,skirt was very . ;full. A
pearl -encrusted headdress held.
her fingertil •veil of illusion. The
.bride: carried an "arm bouquet of
pink Delight roses. and sweet
peas . .,y • `,.,
As inatr'bn . of . honor for her
sister,. Mrs. D. J. Milan • Moore
wore a floor length • gown, of
shell pink , nylon • marquisette,
/arid -embossed with orchids of .a
deeper 'shade, ov.•er pink: 4affeta.
The dress was 'Styled simiilarly
to the ibride's, with short sleeves,
Short nylon ;gloves and al floral
headdress completed • her ° cos-
turne.: She Carried' . an 'arm bou-
quet of pink carnations and`'sweet
pew
Roy .Thoanpson was groomsman;
for his :brother
Receiving at Whiteehurch Un-
ited Church, the bride's mother
Wore 'a.', rose' crepe dress: with
Contrasting accessories and . a
+blending- ;corsage. ' . The • groom's
mother chose. • a frock :of, mauve
silk' in floral design, with blend-
ing accessories and corsage
Leaving: with the ' ,groom on 'a.
wedding trip in... :the United
States, ;.the bride donned .'a navy
'snit, with white 'hat 'and awes=
series. The couple will reside
near Feversham.. The bride' is a
1951 graduate ' of the Victoria
Hospital !School of Nursing, Lon -
Lon-
don.
United, Church Evg. Auxiliary
In the absence of . the president,
the vice president,' Mrs. George
Joynt, was in the, chair : for .the,
Junemeeting'', of the Evening
'Auxiliary ' held -at the home -of
Mrs.. Gerald Rathwell. Hymn. 252
opened the meeting after. which
Mrs. Munford led in prayer. Mrs.
LloyeAshton read the scripture.
e"pi wa;-diseussedan
was •decided to have a picnic sup -
HELD. TAG DAY71
A successful . Navy' League tag
day was held here 'on Saturday
under ithe •direetiori ofMr..J. W.
' . Joynt, ' Six . young lads did : a
pretty thorough' job of . canvass
' ing. the villageandbusiness sec-
tion, and were entertained that
evening at the home of •. , and
and Mrs: Joynt in..recogn'
It
^ of
their.. efforts. The boys ' were.
Jimmy Pedersen, 'Jimmy' Wilson,
Robin Treleaven, li,er. Ashton,
' Alan Chin and Evan Agnew: They
collected .• over $50.00.. '
BORN
• W'OOLI 11T--'at'•Chesley, on 'June
1$th, ,195.2, ,to C. Eric and Mrs.
: • r 'd . •Woolley, .a son, Thomas Eric, a
brother for their' three little .girls
and •.another grandson,, for Rev;
id Mrs. C. B, Woolley:..
is easy on
our purse I
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temperance' report. Mrs. , . Alex
1VlcNay took the chair for the `•re-
mainder of the meeting: Hymn
376 was sung. A reading ` by Mrs.
Kenneth . Miirdie on "Service":
was enjoyed' 'A chapter of the
study :I book ' was very . capably
taken by Mrs. .Harvey . Webster,
A
reading -en '"What, Faitlier
Knows" wag given by Mrs. L. C:
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Thomonn. • Mrs. 'Vernon Hunter
-gave- a poem on• "Today is Your
Life" ;A couple of contests were
enjoyed ` atter which thecom-
mittee served • , dainty ' refresh-
ments..
Group 3 Women's .Association
The June meeting of Group
was held at , thehome ' of 'Mrs.
O. 'Jon`es, Wednesday., evening;
June .18th. Mrs. George Andrew
•p
resided, for the meeting. After
a hymn and the Lord's .prayer.
in unison, Mrs. ,Scott, read, the
scripture and gave meditation on
it. It was decided to have a bak-
ing sale July 5th, Arrangernents"
were 'Made for refreshrrients ;at.
the Induction. Otherbusiness.
items were discussed. Mrs. , J. AI -
lin contributed a pleasing piano
solo after Which Mrs. B. Roach
gave an interesting travelogue of
her rlOrida trip: Mrs" Mumford
Was presented with agift arid
an;address, She thanked the'
Group for the gift, and thought,
fulness. Mrs, Mumford then los
ed • the meeting with prayer after
which a, social 'half hour was en
1,jbyed, . ' •
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* KAIRSHEA ENTERTAINED
BY MacKAY SISTERS .
Misses. Jessie and Annie Mac-
Kay entertained the Kairshea W.
I. in i lyrood . Hall for its June
meeting, 'Mei-6 `was a I rge at-
tendance and each one present
answered the roll ,call with "Why
I ' like - tom be --an =Institute-niem.-
ber".
• 'Mrs, Houston presided and Mrs.
in
ute
the s d
lothat $2.00 . 'had been'
re-
portedbeen. re-
ceived; ,as second prize for our
program, which had been enter-.
ed ink tkie •• district program con-
test. • '
It was decidedto apply for the
extension .„service "Choosing and•
Using 'Fabrics", an afternoon ses-
sion to be ..held' in Halyrood Rall
next spring.
Arrangements were made to
join,. with South Kinloss - congre-
gational picnic to be held at Pop-
lar Beach on Saturday, Jiine 29;
The Junior .project "Meat in. the:
Menu" is to (begin under the lead-
ership of Mrs. Collyer and Mrs..
Wm. 'Scott.
•
stitute work in Quebec. Weaving'
and rug snaking are the most
poular crafts there,
• New ,programs were given out
and 1VIrs. Houston dealt with pro-
gram planning. -Co-operation was
asked f +have un nrgs-begin•-en
time and..end n time,, and to
have shorter programs in the fut-
-ure-The Sunshine CoMmitteo_was
authorized . to remember the ill
with cards.
Closing remarks were give n by
Mrs. Orville ,Elliott and after • the
National Anthem, a dainty 'lunch
was served and a social hour en
joyed.
• The July meeting is to be held
'at the home of Mrs. Harry . Levis,
with Mrs Farish Moffat, Mrs. W.
F. "MaaDonaid, Miss Annie. Mac-
Leod and • Mrs. Archie Maclntyre
as directors.
WEDDING BELLS
STEWART—MATHESON
The marriage of Mary Isabel.
daughter of the Rev. Wrn, Math-
eson and• Mrs.. Matheson,. Che"s.,.
ley, to..Finlay Kenneth.Bain S.te,
wart, of Toronto, son of the late
Mr.,:. and Mrs: David ,Stewart of
Lochalsh, ,was solemnized quietly. .
Qn �Sattxrdsy; June-2lst- at-=tk�- ---
bride's home in- Chesley. . •
'The bride's father was assisted
in the marriage ceremony by the
Rev. Robert Macconnell of ,Luck..,
now.
Given in. marriage ,by her bro.'
ther, William Ross Matheson; the
bride was attended. by Miss Helen
Brown of Galt. Thegrooxn was
attended by John: Drennan,• Of•
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Streetsville.
' Mr. and/Mrs. ' Stewart willlive
Toronto.
Int was voted that each member
pay 35 cents towards the : enter-
tainment ofthe biennial Conven-
tion. of Federated 'Women of the
World, which is to meet in Tor-
onto
in August 1953 Money is to
be forwarded promptly.. e
Community singing was joined
in .and Mrs: ;Allister Hughes gave
an interesting report of ,the Dis-
trict Annual held in Kincardine.
A "number of Kairshea officers
and members ' iaIttended the ' ses
cions: Mrs. Rotilston read an :item
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from the .Federated :News on In
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Sponsored by Clinton Lions Club in aid of Artificial
CLINTON LIONS ARENA,
T JULY d
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THUI�STlA � 3
4-, SPECIAL GAMES 4
$300, $200,, $100, $100
15 Regular Games of $20 Each
These Bingos Run Eery Other Thursday
All Prizes Must Go
Admission; $1 ;for .15 regular games; .25cfor extra cards;
25c for ' each special. :
Doors open at 8 o'clock: Gaines start at 9 p.m.'•sharp .:(DST) `.
REFRESHMENT BOOTH
KEEP'' VACATION TIME ifgEE.. OF•. ACCIDENTS:
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ON THE HIGHWAYS
AND. AT THE SEASHORE
Observe The Ruffles Of .Safety So That Tragedy May
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Not Mai The_.11appylioliday Season:..
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Our : Life' . .
There's No Spare, For That
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SAFETY DEPENDS ON 'THE INDIVIDUAL
And Safety Demands
CARE, ,COURTESY AND :COMMON SENSE.
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BREWERS SINCE 1832
to seri, ice of the comrnunit by John Labatt Li . i'ted
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