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KINLOUGH
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r. andMrs. Stewart Needham,
. 10, visited Tuesday with Mr.
Mrs. Clark Needham.
idies from here attended a
»Uy demonstration the'
e of Mrs.. Bert McLean on
sday.PJn*r. and Mrs. R. Zettler, Con.
visited an evening recently
Mr, andMrs. Wm. Haldenby.
rs. George Haldenby is in
<erton with her daughter,
' Clare Sparling, who. with
oaby son returned home from
hospital/",, y ■
rs. J. W. Colwell was a: guest
e home of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn’
ies/ Kinloss. /
i Tuesday evening the Ang-
Evening Guild met at the
j of ‘Mrs, Bert Nicholson with
>d attendance. The president,
Ronald Thacker* was . in
je. The hymn “Jesus Master
n I serve” opened the meet-
Donna .Nicholson read the
ture and prayers followed,
roil, call Was answered with
ble prophesy. The evening
spent in knitting, sewing and
' work. The meeting closed
prayer- and a dainty- lunch
served. •/• / -
s Holyrood W, I. will meet
lursday evening at the hontb
rs. Frank’ Thompson. Roll
an Irish joke; conveners,
Lome Eadie,. Mrs. Raynard
rtf contest, a fancy pot hold/
pic, Ireland; motto, the sec-
E life is not to do what you
jut like what you dp; cur-
events, Mrs. Wim. Eadie;
,.Mrs^.E-Mauldeh-Cs).,_Mrs^
idgins (s), Mrs. Tom Hod-
THE VOICE OF TEMPERANCE '
So we have beverage rooms in
Huron, That’s not what they, are
called by their patrons — but
that’s What they are called by
outsiders. And that’s what they
are. We have beverage,, rooms
even , though the people of Hiiron
have never voted for them and
do not want them. This is just
another way in which the letter
of the law is being evaded and
the spirit of the law* -frustrated,
it is in the record that every one j
of these beverage rooms has ‘had
police action brought ^against it.
The question is^Miow long are
men- going to keep on. paying a
third more for their intoxicating
beverages. > Moreover, beverage
rooms-represent one of the Worst
features 64 the liquor traffic nuis^
ance. The people 61 Huron do
not want beverage rooms.—Advt.
gins (c),-Mrs. Wm. Wall- (c).
: Misses Iona Terry and May
Boyle visited over the week-end
with London relatives. . \
Mr. and Mrs. Bent Nicholson;
Evelyn and Allan visited Wed
nesday with Mr.. and/ Mrs./ Har
old Slessor,\Giaitlis.'
Mrs. Viance, Sr., ’ visited the
past week with her daughter;.
Mrs. M. Carry, Cargilh•<. ’ -
Relatives from here were in/
London Thursday attending thei
funeral of 'the late - Mrs. / Clark
McLean.
Mr? and ..Mrs. George Colwell
and Jack of Holyrood, Mr. and
Mrs- Ardill Mason of Huron vis-
-ited-om-Sunday—with-Mrs.~Jr_Wr
Colwell.
A two-day trainings school wag
held last week in Walkerton in
preparation for the Spring Home
miking Club project in
Bruce. The project, sponsored by
Women’s Institute. branches, . is
“Dressing Up Home Grown Veg
etables”, and is open to all rural
girls between the ages of 12 and
/ Through their leaders the girls
will have the opportunity, of pre-,
paring and packings an appetiz
ing lunch and discovering the
value of vegetables in the diet,
nutritionally and economically.
i ..Leaders of Clubs in .this ’dis-,
trict represented/at the ' school
were/ Paramount, Mrs, John, El-
phick, Mrs. Walter Dexter; Kair-
shea, Mrs. Tom MacKenzie, Mrs.
Lawrence , MacLeod; Holyrood,
Mrs. Raynard Ackert/ Mrs. Jas.
Smith; Purple Grove, Mrs. aDon
ald McCosh, Mrs. Howard Thomp-1
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The motor car killed an aver
age of 19 persons a week in
Ontario- in 1952., .'
Christine Tells How i *
She Became A Woman
! Read how Christine Jorgensen
became a woman! For the first
time, Christine reveals the de
tails of the hormone treatments,
^^S^^/Zaiwr^ycKiatric advice
that changed her into a woman,
Be sure to read “The Story of
My Life”, Iby Christine Jorgen
sen, in. this Sunday’s (March 8th)
|-Americari~ Weekly, exclusively
with Detroit Sunday Times.
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you can
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L When fellow. (Canadians lose their homes .
7^. and their hopes in disasters of fire or flood,
ie victims be a thousand miles away^ catastrophe
akes close neighbours of us all. Red Cross moves
viftly to help the injured and homeless. With .
implies and equipment that you help provide, the
agedy of ruin is eased. By helping the.Canadian
ed Cross carry on its work of mercy you .become
tily a part of the rescue team. Give ■generously
. keep your Red Gross strongs
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I WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1953
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CULROSSCORNERS
Mr. and' Mrs. .Perry Hodgins
arid Sharon spent ’an evening
with Mr. and Mrs. A16# Whytock.
_>The Bethany. Forum were the
Soutir guests of Salem-Crilrc^ss Forum
Monday evening. Mr, Oryis and
Mr, Clark pf Wihgham each spoke
ibriefly op the Luc-Tee-Win club,
Mr.^ L/ Lobsinger of Walkerton
was guest speaker. He gave a
very interesting address on com
servation. Mr. C., Wallace. favor
ed with mouth organ selections.
Mr. Gros 'than showed slides. This
tyros, followed by luncih . and a
social time. A vote of thanks was
tendered (the Salem -Forum. The
next meeting .will be at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Art Hodgins.,
Mr. arid Mrs. Melvin Zettel
| (the former Mary Schumacher of
'this community) have purchased
a farm on: the Formosa
south of No. 9 highway,,
• Mrs. Everett Whytock
Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Alex Whytock. ’
Mr. Albert Harris, who' has
spent the winter working in Lon
don, returned to his home here
at the week-erid. _ . , ....
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Graham and
Donna spent Monday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Midford Wall
and Donnie. ' /
Mrs, Jack Schumacher & Helen |
and Mrs*. Jas; Wraith attended a
plaster of paris demonstration at
Mrs. Bert Nicholson’s, Kinlough,
on Friday evening.
Miss June Harris of : London
spent the week-end at’ her home.
Mr, and Mrs: Tom Stewart &
Harold spent Saturday evening
with Mr; and- Mrs/ Ron Stanley,
Kinloss.
. We are glad to report Bud Ste
wart to be able to leave the hos- pitat/He is with his., sister, Mrs. j
Ralph’ Goesel . and Mr. Goesel, |
Kincardine. He was able to come 1
for a drive home Sunday after
noon. /. ./'" • '■/•■ //
Mr. and Mrs. Midford Wall &
Donnie spent Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs; Tom Hackett, Ashfield.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs/ Tom; Stewart were RXissel
Stewart, Olivet; Alex Stewart,
uDept. of Highways, Wheatley;
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Goesel and
family^ Kincardine arid Bud Ste-
‘ wart. Their two little grand-,
children (children of Mr., and
Mrs. McPherson, 8th Con.), are
at present staying, with them.
. Mr/ and Mrs. Hugh Nicholson,
Ardis and Harvey of Bervie and
Miss Merle Nicholson, London,-
spent Sunday evening with Mr.,
and/Mrs. Frank Brown & Reg. .
Mr. and Mrs... Norman Ross of
Wroxeter spent Wednesday ev
ening With Mr. and Mrs. Ernie
Hanna/ ,
4' Miss Eileen "Elliott spent a few
days in ; Teeswater. .
Mr. and Mi's. Earle Hodgins &
Mr? and Mrs/’■■ Don Donaldson
visited Mr. and Mrs. Allister [•
Htighes: o.h'^eyeni^^^ A ; viMr. and Mrs. Frank Matilden.■ CS. ^<^4/,?f^‘ ^nc?
spent/an evening with’ Mr. and
Mrs. P. A. Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Murray vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Boyle one.
Evening last week. # / ■ /
'. Mr. and Mrs. Bob’ Millens. of
Toronto, spent the week-end with
Mr/ and Mrs. John Ross. .
Mrs. Martha McKep ’• and Alan
of'Toronto, Mr/ and Mrs. Norman
McKee of Hanover visited Sun
day of last week with Mr. & Mrs.
-Ern ie-Hanna and—MTr-Hanm^T^/
I'he Bethany Farm Foruhi met
at the. home.of. Mr. and/Mrs.- Art
Hodgins Monday evening. . /
Miss Gertie Wraith of Wingfyahi
was home, over the week-e'hd*
■Kir- and Mrs, Norman Ross ’of«
Wroxeter visited .Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Thompson one' evening last
week. 't.- //’ , /./ f
The H.W.I. meets’ at the home
Of Mrs. Frank Thompson, Thurs
day evenihg.. '.■.//..'...
,, Another.machine that,is smart
er than people is' the. siOVmach-
ine^/smdrter/ that/iS, ’ than the
people who play; ft - /
Miss Anne Ritchie entertained
14 children at a. birthday party
last Friday, :
4 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kirkland
and Nancy visited Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Stobo last week. ■
Mrs. Charlie Wilkins returned
home last Thursday from the hos- .
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Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith and
family of Molesworth visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will
Ritchie.r ~ /•/
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson" Raynard ‘
and boys Visited in Goderich on
Sunday with Mr/ and Mrs. Ivan
Papernick. ///_/...,.//• ?/;/;/ :c . '•*<,
/. Charles McDonagh of Toronto
was up for his grandfather’s fun
eral. /
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TEN. THOUSAND units of dried
plasma/were supplied lb' the De-’
partment of National Defence last
year iby~the Canadian Red Cross
Blood Transfusion Service for the
Use of armed forces.
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(Intended for Last Week)
The World’s Day of Prayer was
held. in the United church with
I Mrs.- Jas. Falconer, Mrs. Jas. Mc-
Innes, Mrs. D. Craig and Mrs.
Milan Moo& in charge of the
meeting. Mrs. Robt. . Ross;. and ■
Mrs./D. Craig sang a duet accom
panied by Mrs. J. Conn at the .
piano, Mrs. Dan Tiffin and Mrs.
E. Scholtz saag a duet accom
panied by Mrs. G. Farrier. Pray
ers were given iby Mrs; Beecrofit,
Mrs. J. Conn, Mrs. Gillespie, Mrs.
F. Coulter, Mrs. Rev. Watt and!
Mrs, Earl Caslick. A’short ad
dress was given by Rev. R. D. A. ; '
Currie. Collection was taken' up
and; appointed Mrs. Hugh Simp
son for key woman. ; ' ' - \
' Mr. and Mrs. Groskorth of/
Unionville are spending a few . .
days at the. home Of their son, ‘
Mr. and Mrs. E.. Groskorth. j
- Mr.-and "Mrsr Fred/Neighbour,
Mrs: J. Gillespie and Mrs. . E?’
Scholtz visited on Thursday with
friends at Seaforth/ .,’ ■
Mr- and Mrs. Carman Simmons
and daughter Nancy spent
week-end - at the home of
and Mrs; Chas. Martin. ■ -
Mr. Clayton Scholtz spent
week-end at ' the home of
parents, Mr. and Mrs. *E. Scholtz,
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Cornelius
spent. Monday at Dungannon: ht
the home of her sister, Mrs. ®
Gray. ' / //. .':
Mr. Jack Aitchison spent/last
Week with his brother, Mr. Jim
Aitchison, ■ assisting with some
woOd. '•/ '• "'/'./ ■” .
The ^regular /meeting of the
W.M.S. was held at the home of
Mrs. E. Groskorth last Wednes
day. Mrs. Milan Moore was in /
charge of the meeting. The scrip-_
ture^Ws'^Fvcrr~6y Mrs., (Rev.)
Waift. Mrs.. H. Laidlaw had. chargq
of the study book. Special num- •
her was given by Mrs.'; E. Gros
korth. The meeting closed, with-
a/prayer by. Mrs. R. Gaunt.’ . \
Mr. and Mrs. V,. Emerson spent/
Sunday at Bluevale at the home
of Mr. Henry' Mathers. / .
/ Mr.andMrs?.Harry Moss and-.
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Mrs. M^lvni McClenaghan and
son Michael spent the week-end-,
at the home of their-parents, Mr. /
/and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan.
The Women’s Institute is send- /
ing for more blankets this year.
Those; who wish to have one are
to have their woollens at Mrs...’
J. G/Gillespie’s by; March 14th. ‘
-Phyllis Moore Has been . sick
and under the doctor’s care with
a fever, following the ’flu.
j_ZjrecL_McClenagh an-- is- drivriTg—-
I around a nice hew Henry’J car/
FOURTH CONCESSION
There- was a splendid’attend-,
/aiice. at the Junior , Y.P,S.. of
/South- Ranloss......Chui’ch - at/ - the.; -
home Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert Ham- ■ '
il’ton on FihdUy**eveh’ihg.,
MrSs Wm/ Townson and Frank
ie returned home" to Sudbury on
.Tuesday. /////'../„ 7,/.'-i^.Z.
-■■"^Mr/ Ira .Dickie wasHh Wiarton • ,
oh Friday /for the wedding of /
his youngest sister, Aleta/to Mr, ’
Emmerson Fowlie. '.; / ■ ■ ’
Sandy ahd1 Bruce MacKenzie,
2nd Concession spent the week-
end With the Hamilton tboys., . .
Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Postma
and three children; ffidVed ;on.
Monday to a; farm, near Chatham*--
Mr; Postma .has been employed
;for almost two years by Mr; ■
v’ Lloyd/Madbeugail
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