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Invite Dsstruic.t.
W.1..:To-Dupgannon,
Nearly 100 delegates and ln-
st,itute" mern.bers attended the
District Annual of WestHuron
at We.sleyWillis, .Church, Clinton,
with the members of the Clin-
ton Branchas t ss 'r. h.
he. hoste Ib anc._
The registrationwas in charge
of . the. Clinton inem'bers and ' the
president,Miss Josephine i.
ne W
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cock,
was in, charge of the Meet
' ing. Mrs. E. Radford 'was the
pianist. An impressive In Mem;
oriam service was in charge' of
Mrs. Cecil:'$lake, Dungannon, and.
Mrs. Toynbee Lamb, of Tiger
Dunlop branch. A . white' .tulip
was added to a beautiful flower
arrangement in memory of. each
of the .six members who •had°
passed on to higher service. The
names. honoured ,were:: Mrs:
Harold " Phillips,... lyth;; . Mrs,
Frank clew and Mrs., Norman
Sly, . both of Clinton; Mrs. Neil
MacDonald, Kiritail, and Mrs.
'i:: Harold Currie and 'Mrs; Blmer
Wilkinson, both of Win•gham.•
■ The provincialboard director, •
•11 Mrs. John. ,MacLean, •Seaforth,-
III ratified the district directors of
the • 1t1 branches: They were: ` Mrs..
George Million, Auburn; Mrs.
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ROSS WHICHER, Liberal Member for Bruce a
will be speaking ON BEHALF of : JOHN MacKENZIE,
. Liberal. Candidate, on `:CKNX - TV . on THURSDAY, /:
1 JUNE 7th at 11:25 p.m. . '•
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:KINGSBR DGS confined, Win ham Hospital
Mss Stella Dean has, returned
to• h'er. home here after spending
the winter months 'in Toronto.
:Mrs. Nora • Sinnett 'and ' Shan;
non of ,Detroit spent `•the .Week-
end at their , home. .
Dr: and Mrs. J. A. Kasper` of
Detroit spent, the week -end . with
Mr. John ;O'Connor,:•
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brinker
of Detroit visited Mr. ` and. Mrs.
• ,Earl Drennan over the week -end.
or the, past few days,. Mrs. Jos.
F,nleon of West.' Wawanosh' . is
helping at •home. .
Several' from here attended the
rake •of Mrs. H. P.. :Hogan
Hanover On Sunday...Mrs.': Hogan.
was • .originally : from this parish.
Mr: ' and Mrs. John Austin,
Joe and. Ralph. and '.Mist. ,,Fay
Hogan spent Sund.ay, with Master'
Eugene Austin .who . •is in Sick.
Children's Hospital„•London.;
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GREEK TV and ELECTRIC
Walter • Scott, .Belgrave; • Mrs..
Wellington Good,, Blyth; •'Mrs..
•Norman Batkin, Clinton; Mrs.
.Wilbur Brown; Dungannon; Mrs.
Norman Clairmont, 1Gbderich;.
Mrs.' Tom "Allen,' •L. ondesboro;
Mrs. Charles .McDonald, S.t. Hel-
ens; : Mrs. Toynbee.' Lamb, . Tiger'
Dunlop;• Mrs. Ste cart McLennan,:
Kintail; Mrs. Norman McLaugh
lin,' Wingham. • '
• Mrs. Ross 'Gammie of St;
Helens was among the' delegates
tothe.. presidents' conference' :at.
Guelph •who gave reports.
'The . conveners reports of the
Standing'. Committees were re-
ceived;'"Agriculture' and Canad-
ian, . industries, ° Mrs. • Charles'
MacDonald, St.; ,: Helens; home:
economics and Health; Mrs. Nor -
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man Clairmont, Goderich; his-
torical research and ' current
events, Mrs t Lorne Hasty,:Dun,
gannon, public '' relations, • •Mrs.'
Charles Nelson:
it was. decidedto send.; a• card
to ” Mrs.. Otto Popp, of 'Diungan-
non, expressing •regret ' that .she
coutd . not be, at the' meeting due
;to.: illness.
The• officers' > are::past :.pres
ident, Mrs. Otto Popp,. Dungan-'
non president,. Miss • Josephine
,Woodcock, : Blyth; 1st Vice-pres-
ident, Mrs. Donald ,Riehl, Goder-
ich; '2nd, vice-president, Mrs.
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the annual, dinner meeting. of
the Kincardine Unit FWTAO
'vas held! on Thursday evening
at Chalmers Church when tea -
chess from here attended. The
guest speaker was Herennah
Aloo, a student from Kenya.
Africa, The roll call was `�HoW
to . pep up, our unit .meetings..
Following are . the reports con-
veners: +Finance; Mrs. Mary, Arm-
strong; Publicity, Miss Ada -pew-
ley; Legislation, Mrs, Maithel
Wilson; Research,. Mrs. Kathe-
rine Collins; 'Status, Mrs. • Martha
MoCrindle; Superannuation,. Mrs,
Mary..Sheane • • '
Mrs. Ardill Mason of . Huron
spent, • as few 'days with her mo-
th'er, Mrs. J. W. Colwell., . •
Mrs.' Roy Schneller, Mrs. Gert-
rude (Walsh and Miss Edna: Boyle.
attended the Bruce Deanery
meeting at the church . of the
Messiah, , Kincardine on . Thurs-.
Congratulations to• 'Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Murray (nee 'Joan
Sutton) on: the !birth •of a son.
A .number from here attended
the fashion .show at the LDHS
last Thursday evening under the
direction of 'Mrs. Laurel Hewitt,
teacher of home economics.
The Anglican Service will be•
held at. 11 o'clock on'Sunday
next: •
Miss •:WinnifredPercy, Mr. &
Mrs.. 'Perry • Hodgins were.. in
Wingham` on 'Friday attending
the capping ceremony 'at the
hospital 'there • when their. daugh=,
ter 'Sharon' Idodgins received 'her
cap. There were , 21 girls''. in the
class. ' a
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A number from here attended
the service in the Ripley Pres
byterian Church' . on Sunday' af-
ternoon fpr'the.• Buoy Scouts, and
'Cubs. • /
Misses �Sandr:a.Percy and:Laura.
Breckles . of Toronto spent, the
week -end at ..their respective.
homes. here.: p
A gathering: of..relatives. was
held . at the home , of .:Mrs. • Ivan
McFarlan • 'on Saturday evening
When a'',shower was , held, for'
Miss : Muriel Bannerman :(.bride-
elect)."
Visitors ' with. • Mrs. William„
Cox : and - Rev. Benson Cox Were,
Mrs. Walter �',Farreli of :Clark,
Mrs. Ed Slade •' of ' Kincardine,
Mr. and •Mrs.' John Coiling,. Con..
4,; 'iiuron. arid' Miss. Margaret
Black • of Ripley,
Miss .' Winnifred Percy, •'Joan
Brian Percy', Visited' On: Monday
with their. cousin,, • Miss ;Sally
.McKay at Port Elgi_n�
• Mrs.Mat;rt'.Bushell was host-
ess for the May meeting of the
Pres{byteri.an W.M.S. There were:
10 members present. The presi
dent,• Mrs. Jack Barr was inx
charge.' Mrs, Morley Bushell
read the 'scripture from' Judges 6,
and gave the meditation on ' G-
deon•. Mrs, Perry,Hodgins led in:
prayer. Mrs.. George Harkness,
had the missionary topic which.
was the 'anniversary 'of ` George
Leslie/icKay to. Formosa. "1Vrs• '
Perry Hodgins "gave th'e, report
on the Presbyterial meeting ,hefd
at Lucknow. The Word for the
roll. call was "Receive.' Miss
Margaret Robertson 'was in
charge :of the. following'�program,
R'eadin'gs • were given by. Mrs.
Don Bushell, Mrs,, Gordon . Mac •
Donald, Mrs,. Frank ' ' Maulden
Mrs. Don. •Bushell and Mrs. Jack
Barr sang a ''duet' "In the' Gar-
den". Mrs. George • Harkness. • fa- :
vo�red with a piano ',solo and
also gave the' courtesy remarks'.
The meeting, closed with bhe'
Lord's. Prayer" and lunch was
served.
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Mr. arid Mrs. Don Mc�Cosl and..:
Mrs: 'Gertrude Walsh were S•un-
day dinner .guests with .Mrs.. J •
W. Colwell. •
Those ' attending the birthday
party for Mrs. Colwell were Mrs.
Annetta' Bushell ,' of ,Lucknow,
Mrs' CurrieColwell
r and, daugh-
ter Anne Con'. 2, Mrs. Delbert
Hedley, Paddy and /Beverley,
:Con.. 6,'. Mrs.• Gordon Patttersdn,
Mrs. Archil Mason, Huron and
Mrs. Don • ,McCosh of Purple
Grove. .
BITUARY
WILBERT J. FELL
The death of Wilbert. J- : Fell
of `Staffa occurred.: in. Scott ',:Me-
moria! Hospital, •�Seaforth,, on Fri:-
day,'
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day, .May 251th in his 70th :.year.
He had' (been. :hospitalized' . for
about six weeks.
.Mr. Fell is, survived by ausr.
wife; one daughter,.. Mrs.. Arnold
Alton' • (Lois) of Ashfield. 'Town-
ship; one son, Lorne, 61 . the home
farm; ,two: sisters; Miss Edna. Fell
of Goderich and Mrs. Alex :Mac-
Donald, Seaforth:
;The funeral service . was held'
on Monday at the Whitney Fun-
eral 'Home; 'Seaforth,, conducted
by. Rev. A...:H. Dayriard'of Staffs.
with' .interment' in`•'Staffa ceme
tery.
Have ' You Renewed Your 'Sub '
sc, ription?
Jac Collinson, . R R.R.R. Goderich; ve••••••••uu■••••••u••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
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f secretary -treasurer, Mrs. Wes. •
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BradnockAuburn; federated re :-
resentative, Mrs. Arthur . Clark,
11.R...1, Auburn;. •alternate,' Mrs.
Wilbur Brown, Dungannon;' dis-
trict.' 'delegate, • Miss Josephine
'Woodcock, .Blyth; alternate, Mrs
Qtto ' Popp, Dungannon
Conveners of standing com-
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ittees are: Citizenship . and ed-.
ucation, Mrs R. Proctor, : R.R.
5,., Brussels; agriculture and Can; •
adian industries, Mrs'. Charles • •
McDonald, R.R. • 2, Lucknow;
historical research, and currentevents, Mrs.„Lorne ,Hasty; R.R.
1, Dungannon; •home econornics,
Mrs, Norman Clairmont, -coder,
'ich; resolutions, • Mrs. Ed. Davies,
Auburn; public; relations, Mrs:
Charles Nelson,, Clinton; junior
activities, Mrs. Bill':,Coultes, R.R,
5; ,Brussels; ` auditor.S';. Mrs. Tait
Clark, R.R. 5, Goderich, Mrs:
'Robert Bean, R..li 5, Goderich;
representative on Huron, Comity
Farm .Safety: Council,' Mrs. Chas.'
Elliott, Clinton. •
,History of the West' ' Huron
district is to be started.. Mrs.
Lorne Scr'iingeour, of ,Blyth, was
named. the curator and the, com-
mittee is to.be the district. di-
rectors -of .the' 11 branches..,
• Mrs. Cecil' Blake,.. of Dungan
non, 'invited the District .4) hold
annual. ',meeting next , year
at Dungannon. Mrs. Walter Scott
extended courtesy remarks.
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T. K. Waldie of . Walkerton,
B.A. 'puxblic school inspector for
this distriot, :Who resides in'
Walkertonand has been doing
graduate studies conducted by the
University` bt • Toronto, ' will.
-receive his Mas•ter” of Education'
' 'Phone 1.1'0 -- .Luckno�w':e gree at ; the' June . ist ' convo
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