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ADVANCE-T.1114.S. PACM TinquiL,
NEWS OF BLUEVALE NEWS OF 13ELCRAVE
Nethery Clan Gathers at Home
Of C. H. Wade for Reunion
300 Enjoy Supper & Concert
Following Knox Anniversary
JENKINS REPAIR SERVICE,
SHOP
WILL BE CLOSED
JUNE 28th to JULY 5th
of Sarnia, visited Sunday •with John.
and Mrs. McCallum.
Mr. and Mrs. WM. Leaner and Rose
Marie of Toronto visited with Mr,
and Mrs. Mike Cummins.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chamney,
Sandra and Claire, spent Sunday With
Mrs. A. M. Perdue,
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Baynes and children of Belton visited Tuesday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard Charriney,
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FRIDAY, JULY 11th
The Ladies' Aid of Knox Presby- daughter and her husband of Sas«
terian ChUrnh, sponsored a supper katoon, Sask„ Mr, and Mrs. Tony
and concert to celebrate the 25th an- Meehan and Mrs. Lonsway and son,
niversary of the church. More than Torrimy, of Windsor, were recent visi-
300 people enjoyed a cold meat sup- tors with Mr, and Mrs. Harry Elliott,
per in the Sunday School room. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mooney, Toronto,
The first portion of the concert spent the holiday weekend with Mr.
Was Presented by Don Robertson and and Mrs. A, D. Smith.
sound, ' and Mr; and Mrs. Fred
Templeman, and family, of Wingham,
with Mrs. E, Stapleton.
Mr, and Mrs, Jack Perdue, Susan,
Eleanor and John, of Toronto, spent
the week-end with Mrs. A, M. Perdue
and Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Vannan.
The children are staying for a week's
holidays. Mr. Donald Vannan of
Windsor and Edward Vestor of Chat-
ham also visited there on Sunday.
Mrs. E, McKinnon, of Toronto, is
spending the summer months at the
home of Thos. Foran,
Mr. and Mrs, Norman Cook and
baby, Mr, and Mrs. Keith Dunbar and
family, of Wingham, were Sunday
visitors with Joe and Mrs. Dunbar.
Mrs. Wilfred Byers of Detroit is
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Procter.
Miss Anne Chamney of Mothercraft
Hospital, Toronto, spent the week-end
with her parents, -Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Charnney,
Laura Mcl3urney of London spent
a few days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, John McBurney,
Miss Lillian Carmichael of Atwood
is spending a few days at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pengelly.
Miss Freda Cook enjoyed a week's
holiday at Kincardine with Miss
Diane McDonald.
Reta Bruce, Lorna Bolt and Mari-
lyn Moores, are patients in the Wing-
ham General Hospital, all having
been operated on for appendicitis,
Miss Mildred Cook of London, with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Cook.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Richard Chamney on Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jones, Mr. and
Mrs, Murray Lennox and son, Alan, of
Owen Sound, Mr, and Mrs. Robert
Rutledge, of Goderich, and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Thompson, of Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mason and
Keith of Kincardine with Mr. and
Mrs. John Mason,
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Nethery
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UNITED CHURCH
0 At the morning service in the Un-
PURDON'S . ited Church Rev, R, A. Brook con-
WI ducted communion service. Mr.
1 it Charles Hoffman sang "He Died for
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the Ranch Boys. ;Xrs. Cruickshank,
Mrs, Swanson, Mrs. Cowan and Mrs.
Sanderson from the Rebecca Lodge
at Wingham, furnished orchestra
music. Brenda Cathers thrilled the
audience with her tap dancing, Mrs.
1VIelville ,Mathers gave some readings
and Brian Prescott of Grey Township
sang several solos. Rev, Matthew
Bailie, minister of the church was
the chairman.
BLUEVALE SCHOOL REPORT
(C.P.—Conditional Promotion)
Grade VIII to IX—Etoile Moffatt,
79.5; Joyce Hoffman, 79.2; Thelma
Frieburger, 73.
Grade VII to VIII—John Wadel,
76.2; Susan Yeo, 70, C.P.; Harry
Darling, 62.2, C.P.
Grade VI to VII—Elbizabeth Mc-
Kinney, 83.4; Ian Mundell, 82.3; Bob
Hall, 71.4; Jack Hall, 70,7; Murray
MacFarlane, 69.2; Douglas Fischer,
69.1.
Grade V to VI—Jacqueline Kerr,
81.4; Dorothy Frieburger, 71; Keith
Moffatt, 85.8., CP,
Grade IV to V—Phyllis Elliott, 82.9;
Carol Greig, 82,3; John Greenaway,
80.3; Bob Thompson, 76.8; Raymond
Wadel, 76.6; Bobby Mundell, 75.6; Lor-
retta Fischer, 75.5.
Grade III to IV—Joan MacFarlane,
78.2; Nancy Taylor, 78; Sharon Mont-
gomery, 77.9; Susan Sellers, 75,2; Mary
Fischer, 73.5; Sharon Grubbe, 70,
C.P.
Grade II to III—Karen Greenaway,
A; Sharon Thompson, 13; Gertrude
Mann, B; Paul Hutton, C, (failed).
Grade I to II—Melville qreig, A;
Bob Hetherington, B; Carol Robert-
son, B; Faye Yeo, B; Connie Mann,
C.C.P.
Beginners—Hilda Greig, Billy Heth-
erington, Hugh Mundell, Patsy Tay-
lor, Julia Thornton, Terry Wade].
Campbell D. Brown, teacher,
KNOX CHURCH
At the morning service in Knox
Presbyterian Church Rev. Matthew
Bailie delivered an appealing message
• based on the meeting of Jesus and
Cleopas on the road "'to Emmaus. The
junior choir sang "Jesus, Rose of
Sharon."
During the month of July Rev. R. A.
Brook, minister in the United Church,
will preach at the regular morning
service in the Presbyterian Church
and the first four Sundays in August
the services will be held in the United
Church, conducted by Ikovr Matthew
Bailie.
Me Bailie preached to the Orange-
men at Blyth on Sunday afternoon
and had chcarge of the Church of the
Air over CKNX on Monday morning.
JAMESToWN
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The seventh re«union of the Neth-
ery families was held on Saturday,
June 28th, at the home of Mr. and.
Mrs. 0. H, Wade, of Belgrave, About
100 members were present from many
points and enjoyed a social time visit-
ing and renewing acquaintances.
Guests of special interest were Mr.
Wm, Nethery and Mr, Lancelot Neth-
cry, 0,0„ of Picton, and Mrs. 3, A,
Debell, all descendants of William
Nethery of County Fermanagh, Ire-
land, a brother of Alex Nethery, in
whose honor these gatherings are
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president, Mr. G. A. Nethery,. of
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The president,
presided for a programme
of sports, Addresses were given by a
number of these present including:
Mr. A, H. Nethery, of Sarnia; Mr.
Henry Leishman, of Auburn; Mr.
Abner Nethery, of Wingham; Mr.
Wm, Nethery, Picton, and Mr. Lance-
lot Nethery, O.C., Picton and others.
A moment's silence was observed
in honour of two members of the
family who had passed away during
the year: Mr. Leonard Youngblut, of
Londesboro and Mr. D. Armstrong, of
Ottawa.
Mr. J. A. McGill, of Clinton, spoke
in appreciation of the work done by
Mr. G. A. Nethery and his helpers in
the historical records. A great deal
of interest was evinced in the family
tree and family history, which had
been prepared by Mr, G, A. Nethery,
assisted by his daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kerr, of
Hamilton.
Gifts were presented to: the eldest
lady present, Mrs. John VanCamp,
Belgrave; oldest man, Mr, Wm. Neth-
ery, Picton; newest- married couple,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Nethery, Brussels;
youngest child, Ellen Cruickshank,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Cruickshank, Wingham; and to the
triplets, Brian, Bruce and Barbara
Sholdice, children of Mr, and Mrs,
Adam Sholdice, of Centralia.
A vote of thanks to the host and
hostess, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. ,Wade
was passed and the new officers for
1953 were elected: Mr. Abner Nethery,
of Wingham, president, and Miss
Nora VanCamp, of Belgrave, secre-
tary. Plans for the 1953 re-union
were left in the hands of the exe-
cutive,
East Wawanosh School Area ,
The teaching staff for East Wawa-
nosh school area beginning Sept. 2nd,
will be: Mrs. Walpole at U3; Miss
Eva Daw at U6; Mrs. Olive Bolt at
S.S, 13; Miss Edna Moffat at S.S, 9;
Mr. Carl Mills at U16; Miss Ada Dow
at Sr. room 17 Belgrave; Miss Mild-
red Higgins, Jr. room Belgrave; Mr.
Robt. Ferris at 1J11; Miss Shirley
Moffatt at S.S. 10; Mrs. Elaine Mc-
Dowell will continue as music super-
visor and Miss M. Pefferson at
I.ISS 7.
Transport contract, no, 11 to S. 9,
has been re-let to Mr. R. Reavie. The
Board are able to report that all of
the teaching staff are staying with
them except two who are taking up
housekeeping in the near future.
The Board hopes to continue a
harmonious relation with a staff of
teachers, who have charge of 243
pupils in the area of East Wawanosh,
most of whom are teaching grades
1-8 in a single class room. Since the
inception of the board in 1945, enrol-
ment has been steadily rising, from
about .195 at that time. It is hoped
to have single seats in all schools.
The board have been converting some
double scats to single. They plan to
economize in this way, by altering
and purchase of discarded seats in
other schools.
The following is the report of U.S.S.
7is:
East Wawanosh, June examine-
ton
Promoted to Grade IX—Reta Bruce,
Agnes Finleon.
Promoted to Grade VIII—Donald
Jefferson (Hon).
Promoted to Grade VII—Claire
Chamney (Hon.), George Naylor
(Hon.).
Promoted to Grade VI—John Fin-
leon, Bill Thompson, Bob Jefferson,
Roy Hardy, Keith Hardy.
Promoted to Grade V—Grant Mc-
Burney (Hon.), Betty Woods.
Promoted to Grade IV—John Gaunt
(Hon.), Mary Jefferson (Hon.), Roger
Bieman (Hon.), Cameron Robinson
(Hon.), John Watson.
Promoted to Grade III—Janie Bee-
croft (Hon.), Jean Naylor (Hone,
Sandra Chamney (Hon.), Julia Mason,
Florence Rinn.
Promoted to Grade II—Betty Rinn,
Garry Robinson, Alex Finleon,
M. Jefferson, teacher,
Personals
Miss Norma Nethery and Mr. Albert
Nethery of Hamilton are visiting rela-
tives here and attended the Nethery
re-union on Saturday.
Mrs. Celia Anderson, London, at-
tended the Nethery re-union Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Johnson and
family, Wingham, with Miss Nora
VanCamp.
Mr. John Brooks and grandson, of
Kitchener, with Herman Nethery,
Alex Nethery of Sarnia visiting
relatives here,
Mr. and Mrs, Chris Nethery, Sarnia,
With Mr. Gordon Nethery,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Nethery and
Valerie, of Sarnia, with relatives here.
Miss Lorna Bolt returned home
Sunday from Wingham General Hos-
pital, after having her appendix re-
moved,
Mr. Jos Yuill and Mr. Robert Yuill
are spending a feW days at Ottawa,
Visiting relatives.
Mrs, Ken Davison and Karol Lynn
are visiting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, ValiCarnp.
Mr, Newt Marshall and Mr. and
Mrs, James Walsh and girls, Mr. and
Mrs, Jack Johnston, Mr, at r Mrs.
Cliff Walsh, and family, arid Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Welshes spent Sunday
With Mr and Mrs. Will Walsh, Ilder-
ton.
A01 Gordon A. 'Tanis, Longley
Prairie, B.C., stationed at Clinton
With Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bolt.
Mr, Newt Marshall, of Toronto, With
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Walsh,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jones, Mr, and
Mrs. LetinoX, and son, Allan, of Owen
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On Thursday afternoon, a picnic
was held on the school grounds at
S.S.no. 4 Grey. Sports included,base-
ball, football, races and contests.
During the afternoon, a presentation
was made to the teacher, MI'S. Mc-
Creath, who has taught there the past
four years and has been engaged to
teach at Winthrop this coming year.
Dear Mrs. McCreath:-
We all chipped in, and bought a gift
For' one and all agreed.
That in presenting one to you
We'd be most pleased indeed;
And with the gift we've tucked in
thoughts,
And heartfelt wishes too,
That days to come, may always bring
The best of luck to you!
Good cheer! Good friends!
Good fortune! Kind thoughts!
Best wishes; and lots of luck.
—froin the pupils and School Section
of S,S. no. 4, Grey.
Mrs. McCreath was presented with
al lovely necklace, bracelet and ear-
rings to match, to which she made a
suitable reply. Lunch was then serv-
ed by a number of ladies in the
section, Mrs and Mrs. Charlie Davis of Brus-
sels spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. Selah Breckenridge.
Mr, and Mrs, Roy Campbell, and
baby; ,of Molesworth, were recent
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter MacFarlane.
On Saturday night at the Brussels
Lions Club Carnival, Mrs. Russel
Bradshaw Was the lucky. winner of a
1952 Chevrolet Deluxe 2-door sedan
cat. Mrs. Bradsha,w'e many friends
extend congratulations on her good
fertune.
Wedding belle have been ringing
merrily in the vicinity elf Jamestown,
When Miss Mildred Jaeltlin and Mr,
Archie pardon were married on June
21st., also Miss Wilda Breekenridge
and MK-Leslie TretheiVeY Were Mier-
'led on Saturday, June :28th. To these
'Ming couples We extent) best wishes
for their . future haPPiness.
hitte. Fleming Grainger has been
a patient in the Clinton Hospital. .Her
WOW friends wish her a speedy re
cowry,
Mrs, Richard Jeffrey, who has spent
the last six months at the home of
Mrs. Mary McKinney, left on Satur-
day to spend a few weeks with her
son Stewart and Mrs, Jeffrey at
Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Heaslip of Dunn-
ville are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Mary
Robertson, and other relatives.
Mrs. W. S. Forrest and Miss Bessie
Moses, Brussels, spent a day recently
with Mrs.. Arthur Shaw,
Mrs. R. F. Garniss and Mrs. Mara
McKinney spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Neil B. MeEachern at Clifford,
Miss Sanderson, Toronto, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Griffiths and daughter,
Betty, Montreal, are spending the next
two months at their home here ac-
companied by Betty's cousin Linda
Gerrard.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Turvey spent Sun- ,
day with friends in London,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Street and I
Linda, Listowel, were Sunday visi-
tors with the Misses Mary and Ru-
bena Duff.
Mrs. Addle Rankin, Fergus, and
Mrs. George McCord, Walden, N.Y„
spent a few days with their sister-'
in-law Mrs. Millie Nicholson and at-
tended the funeral of their brother,
John E. Nicholson.
Many relatives and friends from
this vicinity attended the funeral of
the late Mrs. Wm. H, Fraser at Wing-
ham.
Mr. Richard Johnston and daughter,
Miss Emma, attended the funeral of
their cousin, Mrs. Stothers, at Dun.
gannon,
Miss Jessie Holmes has returned
home after visiting her sister, Mrs.
Alex Mackie at Drumbo.
R. E. McKinney attended the fun-
eral of his uncle, R. E. Battrain, at
Fort William.
Dr. McCosh, Kincardine; Mrs. Lew-
is Eckmier, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Bryans, Brussels; Mrs, Lorne
McKelvey, Montreal and formerly of
Jamestown visited during the week
with Mrs. MacEwan.
Miss Mable Coultes, Toronto, is
spending the summer at her home
here.
Mr, and Mrs. R. J. McLennan and
George Greenaway spent Saturday
with Mrs, Robert Aitcheson and Doris
at Ripley.
On the closing of the school term
last Friday, Mr, John Spivey, teach-
er at Browntown school in Morris,
was presented by Edwin Bosman with
a gold tie pin and cuff links. Mur-
ray Johnston read the address and
the parents joined in the social func-
tion. Mr. Spivey has taught in the
school for five years.
Mr. and Mrs. McMullen and daugh-
ter Irene of . Mono Mills and Mrs.
Moon of Orangeville are visiting Mrs.
Laura Kirton and Mr. and Mrs. El-
don Kirton,
Miss Rubena Duff has contacted 116
persons in this district and delivered
cards and literature in connection
with the chest X-ray clinic at Wing-
ham,
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1951 Pow) sedan.
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1950 METEOR coach.
1949 METEOR sedan, two-tone
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1948 DODGE de-luxe sedan.
1946 FORD business coupe.
1941 DODGE coach.
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1951 MERCURY half-ton.
1951 CHEVROLET, half-ton
1949 FORD half-ton.
1947 FORD half-ton.
1947 FORD one-ton,) express,
1941 DODGE, half-ton.
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