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James Paterson travelled tosOts
tawa on Teeeday.
Mrs, Murray Tyndall visited in
Galt on the weekend.
Mrs. William Hill spent a few.
days in the village this week,
Miss Helen Holmes, London, is
visiting With Miss Margaret Mes
Queen,
Mr. and Mrs, Lindsay visited
with Mrs. Maude Clifton, last
weekend.
The Hill-Chapman picnic was
held in Goderlch Harbour Park op
Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. William Paterson,
Montreal, are visiting with Mr,
and Mrs. Alex Petersen.
Rogers,s 'Thoreld, is visiting
with his son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. R. e. Dunn.
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The New 652 Mercury Monterey
1-1951
1-1949
1-1947
1-1947
1-1942
1-1941
NOW on display at
Bob Cook. Motor Sales
(opposite Railroad)
Hensall, Ont. — Phone 178
News of :Brucefield
FORD CUSTOM COACH, 13,000 miles
FORD COACH, a clean car
OLDS Two-Tone, built-in radio, sun visor, a
beauty
FRAZER SEDAN, a real buy
PLYMOUTH SEDAN
HUDSON COACH
Dave McNaughton, who spent
several months in Alexandra Hos-
pital, Goderich, is again with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Snelling.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Zapfe and
Wayne; London, spent the week-
endwi th Mr. and Mrs. Glen Swan,
Barbara, Pate and Douglas.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dinnin
'visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs, Roy Leppington underwent
an operation in Clinton Public
Hospital on Monday morning.
Thornton Mustard, Weston,
spent the weekend with his pars
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Alex Mustard,
Miss Betty and Jack Lazenby,
Belleville, are visiting their grand-
parents, Mr, and Mrs, Fred Rath-
well.
Mr, and Mrs, J. W. Stackbouse
were guests on Monday, of Mr.
and Mrs, John McCowan, Porter's
Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant have taken
Joseph IVfeCully's upstairs apart-
ment. We welcome them to the
village.
Mr._ and Mrs. Lindsay Eyre with
Mrs, Douglas and Mrs. Consitt,
visited in Owen Sound a week ago
Sunday.
Jack McDonald, with his moth-
er, Mrs. Jim McDonald, Ottawa,
is visieing with Mrs. John Mc-
Cowan.
Mrs. Mac Tully, with her son,
daughter-in-law, and ganddaught-
er, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jes-
sie Lane.
Mrs. Elizabeth Moody has tak-
en a cottage at the lake, in Bay-
field, and plans to spend a, few
days there.
Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson,
with Leona, Marjorie and Carol,
are enjoying a week's vacation in
the Haliburton area.
Seaforth Soldier
Returns from Japan
James J. Sallows, a. lance-corp-
oral with the Royal Canadian reg-
iment, and on police duty for 13
months in Japan, has returned to
his home in Seaforth.
Lance Corporal Sallows, des-
cribes the country as very mount-
ainous`; the atmosphere is very
hot and humid, especially in the
rainy season,
He describes the agricultural»
ists of Japan as good farmers,
with a main crop of rice.
The Australian rations served to
the military forces there, he con-
ments, contained too much mut-
ton, for which Australia is wid-
ely noted and, the food in con-
sequence, to him, was over sup-
plied with fat and grease,
Lance Corporal Sallows served
in world- war two in the army. He
is on a 60 day leave and hie in-
tention apparently is to return to
civilian ranks as soon as possible,
There are 57 members (count-
ries) in the International Civil
Aviation Organization which op-
erate more than 90 per cent of
the world's international civil
air transportation, '
Mrs. George Neil, Kirlseen, and
Mrs. Mary Stoneman, Mitchell..
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Rattenbury
London, are visiting with Mr, and
Mrs. Ross Scott, The latter have
been vacationing in a cottage et
payfield."
Mrs. Russell Zurbrigg, Wing,
ham, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John A, Mc-
Ewen. Mrs. Dallas IVIcEwen.and
Marlene, St, Thomas, were also
visiting there.
Rev, W. J, Maines plans to be
gin his month's summer vacation
on Monday, August 4, In his ab-
sence, Rev. Norman P. Mcleod,
Kippen, will he in
charge of the services.
Mr, and Mrs. William Murdoch,
Miss Beth Murdoch, all of
Hamilton; Miss June Murdoch,
New York, visited on the weekend
with Mr, and Mrs, 3. R. Murdoch.
June remained a few days before
returning to New York,
View English Buses
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dutton,
with Dwayne and Gayle Elliott,
travelled ,, to $ tr a t f or d on
Monday morning to view the
double decker English buses on
display there. The good will tour
has travelled from coast to coast
in the United States( and through
Ontario and Quebec in Canada.
They plan to embark from New
York for England, on August 8.
The first Dale Reunion and
picnic was held In Seaforth Lions
Park, Seaforth, Saturday after-
noon, July 26, 1952. In spite of
uncertain weather there was an
attendance of 175.
The sports committee, namely:
Mrs. Myrtle Tyndall, Mrs, leg.
Smith, Mrs, Edward Dale and
Verne Pale provided an Interest-
ing program as follows;
Girls, '7 years and under, run-
ning race, Marjorie Campbell,
Amy Stewart; boys, 7 years and
under, running . race, Ian Pale,
Kenneth, Smith; girls, 10 years
and undr, running race, Laurel
Dale, Marion Pale; leoys, 19 years
and under, running race, David
Cunningham, Clarence Dale; girls'
potato race, Dorothy Dale, Lois
Dale; boys' sack race, Bev Boyes,
Ervin Dale; single ladies' race,
Ruth Crozier, Muriel Dale; single
men's race, Lloyd Dale, Ervin
Dale;
Young married ladies' race,
Mrs. Charles Johnston, Mrs, Ste-
wart Dale; young married men's
race, Freels Dale, Don Dale;
kiek-the-slipper, Ruth Crozier;
mixed relay race, tooth pick and
life saver, Bert Boyes' team;
married couple's tie-the-tie race,
Allen Dale and Mrs. Stewart
bale; ladies' dropping clothes
pins in bottle, Mrs. Lorne Brown;
Longest married couple, Mr.
and Mrs. C. James Dale (51st
year), oldest person, Mrs. Ade-
line Connell (84 years OM);
youngest person, Neil Dale, five- 1952 upon request from the sec-
months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. retary-treasurer after August 1,
Elgin Dale. ;1952,
First Pale 'Reunion
utstanding Success'
To-Night
Linton Lions Arena
Mrs. Robert Townsend and
daughter Dorothy Little and Mrs.
Prank Little are on a trip to the
West.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Barker and
Diane, Toronto, have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Charules Weymouth
Londesboro.
Mrs. David Patterson, (formerly
(Mabel Coapland), Leathbridge,
Alta,, visited with Mrs. William
Lyon on Monday.
Mrs. Fanny Cartwright is spen-
ding the summer months with her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. H. Alexander.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vincent, God-
erich, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ad-
ams, spent the weekend at Hes-
selwood's cottage, Bayfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou. Pringle, Tor-
onto, have been visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Troope and other friends
in the community this week.
Miss Francis Grierson, sister of
Dr. Robert Grierson, is seriously
ill and was removed by ambulan-
nee to Wingham Hospital, on Mon-
day.
Mr. Elmer Hughes and Jack
Neilson, London; Mrs. Margaret
Cuming, Blyth, on Monday were
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grierson
and little daughter from the west,
are visiting with their parents Dr.
Robert Grierson and Mrs, Grier-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Scott
and two daughters Darla and Dar-
Ilene, Niagara Falls, have been
visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs.
John Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gooier
and Mrs. Jack Hamilton, London,
spent Tuesday with their daughter
Mrs. Spencer Hann and Mrs.
Hann, Kitchener.
There will be no church services
on the Londesboro circuit next
Sunday, August 3rd, but the fol-
lowing Sunday, August 10, there
will be services as usual,
Grandmothers' Day
The August meeting of the Lon-
desboro Women's Institute, will be
held in the Community Hall, Thur-
sday, August 7, with the Grand-
mothers as guests. The program
-will be in charge of the grand-
mothers.
The July meeting of the Lon-
desboro W.A. was held in the
Sunday School room, of the
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SPorte were felIoWed by a pic-
nic supper at 6 p,m. after which,
address,an prepared by Mrs,
Adeline Connell, was read by the
president, ?reek Dale, on the
history of the late Chris. Pale,
Sr., his wife and family, who
emigrated to Woodstock, Canada,
from Yorkshire, England, in. 1849
end then moved in later years to
the Seaforth locality.
.A. business meeting was held
and it was decided to hold a
picnic next year, on Saturday,
JuSy 25, 1.953 at the Lions Park,
Seaforth.
The officers are as follows:
president, Prank Dale; 1st vice-
president,. Verne Dale; 2nd vice-
president, Mrs. A. Crozier; secre-
tary-treaeurer, Mrs. J. Baker;
].uncle--Mrs. Wes, Nott, Mrs. Ste-,
wart Dale, Mrs. Edward Dale;
sports--Don Dale, Mrs. G. Kerr,
W, J. Dale, Mrs. K, Stewart.
Thanks are due Mrs. William
Eon, Mrs. Effie Jamieson, Allan
Dale and many others who help-
ede to make the first picnic a
success.
It is hoped all relatives will
arrange to attend next year,
There will be more information
on the family history, fun, games,
etce because of the keen interest
shown and the financial support
given this year.
Ali members . may obtain re-
ceipt of membership and copy of
financial statement as at July 31,
church on Tuesday, July 15, with
the president Mrs. B. Shobbrook
in charge.
A hymn was sung and Mrs. C.
Crawford read the Scripture
which was followed by prayer and
another hymn.
The minutes of last meeting
were read and adopted and the
treasurer's report was given.
A card of appreciation was read
from Helen Lee,
The roll call was answered by
"My favourite home„remedy," The
August roll call to be answered
by 'Hot ,Weather Appetizers."
Programme committee for next
month, Mrs. T. Allen and Mrs. 3,
Crawford.
There was no new business this
month.
The programme consisted of two
piano solos by Marguerite Lyon
and two vocal solos by Marjorie
Hunking.
The meeting closed, with a hymn
and benediction, Lunch' was ser-
ved by hostesses. There were
eighteen present.
Singer Sewing Centre
is giving
9 BUDGET SEWING
LESSONS
at Reduced Price
in the
Legion Hall, Clinton
Starting August 14
7 to 9 p.m. and 9 toll p.m.
Those interested leave name and
address at Clinton News-Record
Office .
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