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Yssees-scro-'-' on summer days in many ways serve Dairy- Foodst Perk .1%) warm weather appetites with refieshing Dairy Ponds. They IttSto good, Took good,nre so good for you. The variety is wide and wonderful so you esti. enjoy them in eOuntiess, tenmting Ways throtIghell the summer days! youkfret, Marie Prasee.t Mary Mods Oecipe Ilekikhol* if June is Dairy '1i- Month 11,11 DAIRY F 660 SERVICE BUREAU 16411-14VVARMERS 610 OANADA - • , Hu ram tiTA:44 lailogham Adventees,,Tenies, viregneway., DEN TRACTORS rAIRED SERVICE te Line of rarts for .iton Motors gs ffiz -Stratton Motors BERT STRONG HONE: 181 ERE YOU NEVER BLOW YOUR HORN illoomaitommatimmo . WHITECHURCH pr. Kenneth Beaten VeIli be the special speaker at the IloWer Snits day Service in Brick United. Church on Sanday, ,Tune 47, and will Ord- arose a special meeting of the W,M,S, on the Monday tollowing,• which the different W.M.S. :groups. of this section have been invited to attend, - Many from this district were in Wiegham en Sunday •Iss gee the fie- ,arrangements in the TAW' Chureh, Mrs. .1. G. Gillespie has been un- der the doctor's care aurieg the • past week-end. Mr. and Mre. john Hayes, Sr., of Detroit, spent the week-end with the Tiffin famillea Kinloss aria visited with his sister, Mrs. Reeben Tifein Wingham Hospi- tal. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Small ure spending a few weeks at . the home of • her eister, Mrs. Duncan Mee Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Irwin of Goderich and Mr, and Mrs. Robert Olark of _Toronto visited on Sats urklay at the home of Ids brother, Hersoe Irwie. Mr.. and Mrs.• Eugene Arrnitago and sons, of London, viiited on Saturday at the home of her Os- ter Mrs, john McBurney and vis- lied on Sunday at the home of their daughter Mrs. Ronald Barker, of Goderich. Mrs, Earl Caslick spent last week with her sister, Mrs. Gordon Scott of Ripley, wile :has been very. with measles. Mrs., R, j, Currie and Miss Dor- een and Miss Barbara Currie loft on Saturday to motor to Banff. They wentjv Sarnia and expect to visit witil -relatives in Manitoba. Chas. Shiell, • Jack Shiell and Alex, Leaver were in Toronto On Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Currie, Wing- ham, visited on Sunday at the borne of his sieter,, Mrs. George They formerly lived on the feurth • cif Kiniusp wheM the ehildreu at,' tended ,S,S. No. Id, To them were hem seven sons, three of, whom are ,married: Lloyd, David and I3ert, and 'Tom,. William and James are at home, One son, .George,' w,744 killed in an accident three years agos: They had .orte,•daughter, Jean (MO, MePherson>„ of Culross, and they have 1a grandchilaren mid two great-grandchildren, • A family dinner wilt be "held on Wednesday at the Knotty Pine Rineardine, mid they win. be at hoine to their many friends during the afternoon and evening, Their numerous .friends in this district Join in wishing them many more years of happy wedded life to- gether. McGee. Miss Marilyn Shiell of Wingham Hospital spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. phien, During •a recent ,eleetrical storm,. the big poplar tree in John MeGee's orchard was struck by lightning. This is the fourth time this tree has been struck. We. wonder if that is a record. Neighbours and relatives were busy on Thursday, putting in the spring seeding for Rutherford Rea- vie, who has been in hospital for Lueknow ..ftesiderits Married 55 Year$ WIIITEOHUROfi.—Mr. and Mrs.. 'Pardon a .41.4.ogiow .0giflbrAto- ea the Oth ftlititYerliary Of their. marriage 'en Tuesday, May =. Mrs, Purclon Waet ferMerly Owls, tents MaeKtlY, eldeSt daUglger the late Mr. and Mrs. .Heetor Masts. Kay of Eaet Wavearese-h, and Mr. Purdon was the SQ4 of the late . Mr. And MM. Robert PUriten, TbeY Were .niarrieci In Whitegbureh by: the late Rev, M. Dunn and • Settled en their farm, OA the 12th.- .conceesion. of West 'VciaWanosh's where they etayed for 14 Yeare, anti • then moved tia WhiteehOrOb, where they operated a hardware and feed store They geld the .etore te the late Frea Newman nine years ago and retired to Lucknow, Their wedding attendants were tier sieter, Sarah, now 1Virs. James Nfarkle of :Hamilton and E, S. Thom, of I.Juolviow. To the couple were born three sons, Athol, of Wingham and Say- nia ; 'Elgin, of Detroit, .and I-Iector of .Sarnia, and four daughters, Mrs, Ceeil tCassie) Falconer, Mrs. Jack (Florence) McIntyre, Mr$, Jack -(Clara) Cleghorn, of Wingham and Mrs. George (Isabel) Tiffin, of Kin-. lose. Mr. mid Mrs. Purdon recall their honeymoon trip in bright sunny weather to Mitchell, by horse and buggy, where on the 24th they had lots of snow and ra.tn, They spent their anniversary quietly at the homes of their sons, Athol and Hec- tor In 'Sarnia, Their many friends In tilts sits:- Wet extend best wishes te this widely-known and highly-respected couple. the past tour months. Mr. Lance Grain has purchased a new home in Winghtun and they will get possession in the summer. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. McPherson and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott and daughter of St. Helens visited on Sunday at the home of the former's son, Mr. Mitchell Elliott, of Lon- don, and with Mr. Wilfred Walters in Victoria Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laidlaw and Clifford, Raymond and Arth- ur, visited on: Sunday with Mr. J. C. Holmes of 'Clinton. Don't forget the anniversary ser- vices in \, the Whitechurch United Church this Sunday, when Rev. George Watt, B.A., BD., of Dun- gannon will be the special speaker. All are cordially invited to attend at 11, a.m. and 8 p.m. The pupils of Fordyce school were taken to Goderich on Mon- day, where they toured the new court house, and also went through the salt works and the Shaeffer pen plant. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mont- gomery of Ka.puskasing spent a few days last week with her grand- mother, Mrs. William Taylor, who has been ill with pneumonia, and Mrs. Irene Petersen, of Toronto, spent the week-end with her mo- ther. Mr. Robert 'Henderson, Who has been employed at Huntsville dur- ing the past few weeks, is working this week at Listowel. Mr. and Mrs. Bolton, of Tees- water, spent Sunday at the home of 4heir daughter, Mrs. Elmer Sleightholm. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Currie spent Sunday at the home of their daugh- ter, Mrs. Richard Deacon, Guelph. Mr., and Mrs. Albert Bieman vis- ited on Sunday with his father, Mr. William Diemen in Owen Sound General Hospital, while their child- ren visited With their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Inglis, Walk- erton. Mr. and Mrs, Roy Brooks and children, of Toronto, visited on SmUcni ayt h vith Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. James Falconer and Lois, and Mr. and Mrs. William Falconer,. of Bluevale, visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Elgin Welwood and his mother, Mrs. Fal- coner, of Caledon... Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher of Kitchener and Gordon Fisher of Clarkston spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall, Wing- ham, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Craig, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Merkley at their cot- tage at Bayfield, Mr, and Mrs. Lenard Coyne 'and childreh of Windsor, spent the week-end at the home of *her sis- ter, Mrs. Lawrence Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Diemen and children spent Monday at Owen Sound with his father, Mr. Biertan, in the hospital there. Juvenile Baseball Schedule Announced Six teams from Kincneeline, Listowe), At w oo el, Walkerton, Meuet Forest anti Winglmm have fOrrned JuVenile Basebell loop ih the district, with a schedule running until July Seth. The open- ing game Will be played on June 23rd, The folloWieg sehedule for the' loop waS drawn pp last week: Irate 2S:--Kineardine at Whighant ;tube 2/s-Winghern at Kincardine june SO-4M Forest at Winghana July 4 --Winglutirt at Listowel July 6 --Atwood at Whighain 1.1,--ListoWel at Winglmm lulsr 1e,--Wallterton Winghain ' 1.8—Wingharn a Atwood' a-whottin At Walkerton AO Wirighatn. St Mt, Potest Visitors from West Le4vipg for England wiimcmurteu---Mr. .ana Harry Bunten from Vietoria, and .Sattlt4citewah have been vie- ging for the .piwt Avvek at the home of her aunt, Mrs. W. fe, Fars rier. Mr. _and Mrs. Buxton were. lucre on thelr honeymoon trip over 34 years ago. Last month Mr. Buxton retired after being 'an •engineer .021 the 0,P.P. In Saskatchewan for over 45 years, and they are now oh their way to epend a vacation of four months with his family in f.England, leaving Montreal on June .12 on the Empress of Britain. . Prior to their departure Mr. an Mrs. Farrier entertained them at a dinner on Sunday with the fol- lowing guests presenti aud Mrs. Lorne Johnston, Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs. William Humphrey and family and , her mother, Mrs. Sam Reid, of Lueknow, Mr. and Mrs. Carman Farrier and family, )101$0 r/no# Isetng Braliell, Miss Winnitred Vara rier, Tema°, Mr. and Mrs. Ael..t Gillespie and children, Sarnia, and. other local members of the Par., rier family. When Mr. aral Mrtr, 'Buxton return from' England t4;49)r will make tbeir borne in Vieteria. grand to be speeding along ilte this. Don't you feel glad to he alive? Glad isn't the word. I'm amazed t vonty iNcom An excellent method .af Altaving • an adetteate • ineuranee estate, foe the men. with es young" Consult , FRANK C. HOPPER •—Representative, Canaela• Life . WiN•GHAM,.. ONT. 411111111111•11111111111111111111111111111111111511110111Enk IMES WELLINGTON-HURON MERU • Agociation • ANNUAL MEETING and Nominating \Convention in the (TOWN HALL — HARRISTON FRIDAY, JUNE 15 at 8 p.m, GUEST 'SPEAKER . THE HON. WALTER E. HARRIS, Federal Minister of Finance Everyone W, icorne God Save The Queen J.'G. McQueen; D. M, Aitchison, Pres. Seely. MMINSOMEIMMENEMENNEed E,V.1 Gregor. . Mr, aricl Mrs-. Moffatt Xrs. Annie Graham Of Ripley' - • • visited On Sattirslay with fernier Married 50 Years willochurph.trioulg and spent the • ,- • • week;end at the herile of Mr.- and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Moffett of . Mre. Timmas leglie of West 'Was the. eth eprieee.slon of Rinlos.s are wanosh, :celebrating the fiftieth anniversary AiL Eiden Elleerson spent the of their marriage this Wednesday, week-end at, Niagara Falls, Mrs. Moffatt Was feemerly Cath,. Mr. Iierbert Laidlaw and, •IVan • arine McDonald, .dnughter •ef the motored to Cayuga on StindaY last, late Mr. and Mrs, Donald McPori- and Mrs, Laidlaw who had been ahl Mid Mr..Moffatt to a son Dr the visiting at the home of Me. anti - and. Mrs George Moffett. Mrs. Jehn D, ROSS, returned hoine with them, Mr. and Mrs. John Kerr and family ef Bluevale ited On Sunday with her ,parenta, Mr. and Mrs. .Laidlaw. Mr. and Mrs: Harry Omsk of Manioc/4 visited on Sunday 41: the home of their daughter, MO, Jaek Wirighem.. Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy of Mars noeli spent Monday with friende,