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GRANDMOTHERS ARE.
, Mr. and Mrs, •Ceilings and family
Are on beliday at the beaeh near.
Kincardine, •
.and Mrs, Harold Hynaman
and family accompanied by Miss,
Maureen Pullman spent ,aunday
with Rev. W. j. V, and Mrs. Buch-
anan of Ayr, Miss Gwen •gYnft!nan
FIRE THREATENS
CHOPPING MILL
ANN IS '.SERIOUSLY
MIRED IN MASH INSTITUTE' GUESTS . •
Thieves Enter
Gorrie Shop .
0.013,4*-,ox1 'Saturday Morning
Blake Mcivtlllan found on opening
his garage that the rear window
was broken and a tire was stolen,
Alvin Simpson, Chopping Mill
owner Also .found his building
had 'been entered by aside window
although nothing •apPeared to be
missing.
HIM GRAINGER
DIED IN TORONTO
BELGRAVE-,-- What could have
turned into a disastr0110 fire, on
Sunday, ArlgUst.17, was noticed by
James Lemont as he wag driving
past the local Co-Op chopping mill
and store, He maw the dry grass
blazing directly behind the mill,
With the help of Ralph. McCrea.
and Wesley Cook they managed to
heat it out with saelts and water,
It was found that, the blaze had
started from a pile of weed seeds
and rubbish that the employees
;had been burning the pasefew days,
The strong winds on Sunday had
fanned the- pile of rubbish into a
blaze and the grass caught fire
from it.
PRLGVAVR-^,-The Orandmeth-
ow meeting of theplEtelgrave o
men's. Institute was held on 'Trues-
day. afternoon in the community
centre with 24 members and three
visitors present, Mrs, Richard Proc-
ter, president, conducted the meet-
ing, when the minutes -a,m the
financial •statement were read by
Mrs, Clifford 'Logan. A letter was
read from Miss H, McKercher in-
forming the group that due to the
large number of recluest‘for the
millinery course that it Would be
imposaible to have it this year
again.
the annual radio' and ill,' evalua-
tion survey was filled out at this
meeting, Several notices regarding
Trinity Ladies
Herd Meeting
G RRIE=AIIPthPP Aceldent
es c1 IVIenday, August 143, at
'ateresection of Gerriers main
street and Highway 87, injuring-
Mrs, WilhelMenia, jacObs of the.
Wingham district, Mrs. Jacobs was
'taken to. the Wingham hospital'
and later to Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don, suffering from a badly Prtletk,
ed and broken right arm,
Driver of the car wasf hor eon-in.
'-Jansen, who swerved to
avoid hitting ..another car, and 41
doing so,' struck the .soft shoulder
pt the road and turned his own
car over twice. Other .occupants of
the car .were his wife and ford
eblien, who escaped with minor
1)11,05;
Mrs, Jansen was' being driven to
Melton, Wherri she was to leave
by plane'for Holland.
„It is the opinion of many that
the highway nearing the intersec-
tion, should be made a 80 mile an
hour zone, in the interests of
Safety,
Miss TEM.' *Nino ...90/Aff
cant' *0604 *4 the _—
were Mre, 3.ZunikilVind
Peter and Mr. Mine. VIM
Port Arthur.
Mrs, Thos. Allen ; Vradf0.4lltr
4104 Metcalf; MrS. Harry ?OPP
.caltei and Mr.-and Mrs P. J, Met'
ceifc, .all of Paisley, spent Wedneii3O
44y at the. hew, Misses
and Beatrice Potter,. . • •
Mrs. Margaret ,SPOttOk Toronto,.
Mrs, Mary POP* 'RIpley and her
Ben, 'Lloyd' of Windsor 'visited Mr*
and Mrs, Antkt, Pane on frhursday,
Visitors 'On Monday of .last week
at the same home were Mr, .Vd.ward
Breese ..and :•404.1 14147. Harvey Beese,
of Winnipeg and Mr, and ,Mrs..gril
Mueller. of St. Catharines..
Miss Agnes Lawson is holidaying •
at "Unionville,
The Rev„ P. V.: and Mrs'. Russell.
of Owen. $otzocl. visited with friends
in the village 94 Monday and Toes..
day,
Miss Mary Young and Mr,:Thigh. Smith of Toronto are visiting Mrs..
Bella ,Greaves, Mrs. Greaves
'her guests spent T. bursday ip Stratr
ford, "\ .
Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Dane spent :
Sunday, August 17, at the honae. of,
their son, 1Y/r, Stanley Dane and •
Mrs, Dane of -Cataract,. • •
Mrs, Marjorie Beattie of Mont, • •
real is visiting with friends here,
Mr, and Mrs, -Ran Harrison and
family of Wingham 'spent Sunday ,
with Mr, and Mrs, Robt. Harrison. •
Miss Maureen Buchanan of ,Ayr
visited Miss Gwen Hynciman IPA
week,
towel 00.041.
Mr, and Ml's. 'Pert 'Blamer), ,and
son spent .Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil ,grainger,
Sympathy..:r e wictro
Grainger.
en.ded..to. tbe.tar
theily of
14 .faun
Donald .Russell .of Owen Sound
spent Monday and Tuesday of last
week with John PrOWn.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon• Moir spent
;nleeSt ,:Calt4VAlc;.4WePlici wedding alHolnr
.and
i friends (17 on
:Saturday.
Miss Myrtle .Short is visiting
with Xt. and. Mrs. Gordon Prown
in Beamsville this.
7BronsonMiss Marli Brussels
WIW:elcbt:aent thseph1:791X4 1.'cac'nudplige.rr9S!
Bill Nay.
Mrs. Florence Wright Is a patient
At the Palmerston .Hospital.
Miss Muriel La biherte •of
sor Was the house guest of Mr. and
Mrs, J t ohn Stafford for he past
week.
The Rev, E, 0, Attwell, Mrs,
•
Attwell and Pavia and Mr, Alt,
well's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
Attwell and Paul of Brantford are
holidaying i•"ang this week at Bruce
Beach
Mr, Kenneth Hawthorne of Sar-
nia, will speak at the service at
St. Stephen's Church next Sunday
morning at 14:30 am. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Underwood
accompanied Mr, and. Mrs. .Bud
Stewart of Harriston to visit with
friends . at Milverton on Sunday.
Miss Marion Ellis and Miss •
Beatrice Taylor of London were
guests of Mr, H. -V, Holmes and
remained for A. longer visit,
Miss Nay Gathers, 'reronte ixas
returned after finishing an art
ennnet
and Mrs. Donald Charles and.
family of li.urwash spent the 'week-
'end with Mr. And :Mrs. Walter
Charles, Kenneth Mario Um •
cerapanierl ?is parents' on their re-
Om After spending several weeks
with jils. graralliarentk
Mr,and Mrs. Wilmer Non and
family visited Mr, .and Mrs, l4loyd.
Woods of Xitehener On •Stinday.•
Myrna and Mn remained fen a
longer visit,
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Hind ,and
Cynthia of Owen Sound spent last
week-end with ftey, .and Mrs. W.
Little Gloria Ross of Preston , is
visiting her ,grandparents,, Mr, and
Mrs, Morley
Mr, and Mrs. Archie Riley,. Mr,
and Mrs. • Raymond Noble, of
Leamington spent Sunday with `Mr,
and Mrs. juStlir
Mr, and Mrs, Ernest Harris and
Leone visited Mr. and Mrs, Arnold
Halliday of Wingharn on Sunday.
Mrs. Roy Gowdy and Mrs. Harry
Dowdy visited Mrs, Jennie Edgar
and Mrs, Mary Pratt of London
an Saturday,
Mee' Ruth Toner has returned
from taking a Supervisor course in,
vocal music at North Toronto Col-
legiate Inatitute,
Miss Judy Galbraith, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, Gerald .Galbraith,
is convalescing at her home follow-
ing an appendix operation in Lie-
essays and competitions were read.
Mrs, H, Irwin reverted on work
done at the cemetery flower beds
And suggested that we start wan-
sum slips now for next year,. A get
well card was signed by the 'mem,
tiers and sent to Mrs. Jesse Wheel
Or ;In St, cic)4.0,P1VA Hospital, 4gri,
AWL
4frs, .Stewart Procter %.'114 •con-'
vener of the programme, The roll
call . was answered with an incident
of pioneer •days -and Mrs, Procter
read the origin of -the song "When
You and I Were Young"; after
which the grandmothers sang this
.lovely old song...The history of1Vior.
rip Township was read by Mrs.
George Michie. Mrsi, Herb Wheeler
gave a humorous reading, "Home
Made Bread Was the FamilrBaro,
meter." There was a display of
quilts and quilt. blocks, Mre. 0, .G,
Anderson was present and explain-
ed the new government hospitaliza-
tion and different medical... and
surgical plans of the Huron County
Co-Op service,
There were 22 grandmothers at
this, meeting, which was closed
with singing "God Save the Queen".
Lunch was served by Mrs, C. Han-
na, -Mrs. Herb Wheeler and Mrs,
Clifford Logan. ,
Yong are- spending some holidays
with Mr, and Mrs, 'Alec Styles,
Billy and Patsy at Mimico.
Mrs. James Leitch of Owen
Sound and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Logan of Moose Jaw, Seek., re-
cently visited With Miss Stella
Nethery and also with other
friends and relatives in the village.
Mr. and Mrs, Eldon Rousselle
and family of Searboro spent the
week-end with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Brydges and family;
hORRIE
BELGRAVE—The regular meet-
ing of the Guild of Trinity Angli-
can Church was held oh Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Clark Johnston, the.president, who
opened the meeting ^with a hymn,
prayer and the Lord's prayer in
unison. The 'Scripture lesson was
read by Mrs. Alec Styles, Reports
were read by the secretary and the
treasurer. Rev. R, 3.-Meaty spoke
briefly. Plans *ere made for clean-
ing the chUreh. Mrs. Robert Hig-
gins is to be in charge of Christ-
mas cards to sell, The roil call was
answered with a "new idea for the
bazaar". The fees and,: 'birthday
money was received.
The meeting closed with prayer
and Grace was sung and lunch
was served by the hostess assisted
by Mrs, M. Bradburn and Mrs. C.
VanCamp,
GORRID—Nm. Grainger, a for-
mer Grey Township farmer, died
on Saturday in, Toronto In his 84th
year, He was a son of the late
Tiles. Grainger and his wife, Sarah
Page and was born on lot 27, con,
1 Grey Township. He was well
known in the Molesworth and
Jamestown districts, He moved to
Toronto in 1944..
lie was a life-long member of
the former Methodist and later
United Church also of the Moles-
worth L.O,L.
His wife, the former Ada Mc.
Cracking predeceased him in 1940
Surviving are five sons, Howard
Detroit; Mervyn, Exeter; Cecil
Gorrie; Clarence, Wallaceburg and
Stanley, London; two daughters
Mrs. Walter (Ruby) Goodwin
Lloydminster, Alberta and Mrs.
Robert (Irene) Jones, Toronto; 14
grandchildren and three 'great
Trandchildren.
Funeral service was in the Moir
funeral home, Gorrie, at 2, p.m. or
vfonday, conducted by the Rev, J
W. Hird, Gorrie. Pallbearers Were;
Andrew McLennan, Allan McKer-
cher, George Brown, Selah Brec-
kenridge, Clarence Nethercott and
Percy McCrackin. Flower vearers
were Dimna Grainger, Detrdit, Ben
nice :and 'Barry Grainger, Exeter;
Ruth, Bruce and Barry Grainger.
Interment was in the family plot
at Melesworth.
Mr, and Mrs. Wilford King were
guests at the wedding of Miss
Marilyn Foord, daughter of Mrs.
Edna Foord, Toronto and the late
Mr. Harold Foord, and Mr, Gler
Baker of Vancouver, 13.0,, in the
St, Paul's Anglican Chnrch, Bled,
St., Toronto. The reception wa;
held in the Empress room of the
Park Plaza Hotel,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen King and
family of Peterboro spent the week
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Frank King.
Presentation
GORRIE—A very enjoyable even-
ing was spent at Kurtzville corn-
munity,se,ntre on Fuesday, August
12, when School Section No. 1('
and other outside friends met in
honor of Mrs, Ray • Cruickshank
formerLaura Plant of St. Marys
who ,was married July 26th„
Mrs; John Baylor read ,a 'very
tppropriate address and several
gifts were presented including, a
step stool, a step on cart, flannel-
stte •blankets, Esmond nylon satin
bound blanket, chenille bedspread
and bath towels.
The bride and groom both re-
sponded very suitably. The evening
Was spent in dancing and a social
time during which•lunch.was serv-
ed.
BELORAVE
(Intended for last week)
Mrs. Jesse Wheeler, who was a
patient in the Wingharn General
Hospital, was moved to St, Joseph's
Hospital, London,• where she un-
derwent an operation, last week.
Mr. Len Rooney left by Plane
last week to visit with; relatives in
England.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis'Stonehouse
and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hopper at-
tended the funeral,of their cousin,
Mrs. Rath, at Dorchester on Satur-
day. "
Mr. and ; Mrs-M.0k MePonala
of Erie' called 'en and Mrs.
James Lamont and Dale o,ne day
last week. „
Mrs. Bert Brdtvn of 111iitterWell
and her 'son, Dr. ,Hert Brciwn, of
Toronto,. called on Mt. and Mrs
Thomas Smith on' Saturday.- •
Mrs. Len Coyne and family I of
Windsor are spending some holi.
days 'with Mr. and Mrs.:Rosa Rob-
inson and Keith and :with other
relatives in the distriet, .
• Mr. and Mrs. 'Blared Marshall
and family of Sudbury are'spend-
ing holidays- with het Parents, Mi.
and Mrs. Stanley cook. and other
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ruasell Barrows,
Mr. Will Bennett and 'Miss Sheila
Riddel all of Weitilh” ;Visited on
Sunday. with Mr. and 'Mrs. Albert
Vincent.
Mr. and Mrs. Will' MeGarvey of
Oregon, U.S.A., 'Mrs. Welter Mes-
ser and Miss Martha Armstrong of
Windsor visited over the' week-end
with Mr. and Mts., Willard Arm-
strong and Joyce.
Mr, and Mrs. Ernie, Black of
Dauphin, Manitoba, visited one day
last week with Mr,' and Mrs, Ross
Robinson and Keith and also with
other relatives in the district.
Mr. Percy Black of Holmesfield,
Manitoba has been spending some
time with Mr. and Mrs, Stanley
Black and family ,and other rela-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs,' G, DillWorth, Rob-
ert. and Margaret of Galt, called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wheeler
one day last week.
Mrs. Harold Walsh and Carol and
Jean Hanna are enjoying this week
at Port Elgin.
Mr, and Mrs, Russell' Kelly and
family of Cooksville , spent the
Week-end with his parerita, Mr. and
Mrs. William Kelly. ,
Mr. and Mis. iVilke 'Ressenzoff
and family of• St, Catharines are
spending some holidays 'With her
sister, Mrs. 'Laura Johnston and
George and other relatiVes,
Miss Norma Nethery of Hamilton
visited a few days, last Week with
Mr. and Mrs'. Rose Robinson and
Keith and also with other relatives
in the district,
Mr, and Mrs. Carl Procter arid
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vincent are
spending this week at Pcirt Elgin
Mr.' and Mrs. George' Michie.
Ruth and Lloyd •spent the week-
end touring the Niagara, Penihstria,
And also spent Smile there at the
'Falls,
Mr, Gordon COO Gird grand-
children of Coehritrie id Visiting
with Mr, and Mrs, George cook
and other relatives,
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd AtoderM5n Of.
London spent the Week4end With
Mr, and Mrs. Iohn Anderson.
Mr, and Mrs, WilftedTieltell and
family of ]Hamilton Writ the week-
end with. her parents, Mr, and
Herb Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. HUSSell Rae of
Brantford visited on Saturday with
Mr, and Mrs,RdgaeWl*htirian and
MisbeS TrtidY and Hennie de
Auxiliary Met
At Bosman Home
• Mr. and Mrs. Ernest King, any
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. King spent the
week-end at the home of Mr. am
Mrs. Percy Colmar in Toronto.
th eek-end with Mr. Tlios. Has
iikv.. Don' Hastie, Toronto spent,
tic., Miss Heather Hastie returnee'
home after spending two week;
with Mr. and Mrak Ken Hastie,
Mrs. Ridge Gilpin and son, Rob
ert, of Viking, Alberta, are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Gilpin.
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose O'Connor
and Gwen of 'Oakville spent thc
week-end at the home of Mr
Chas. Finlay.
' Mr. and /Vas. Blake McMillar
and family, Mr. and Mrs;.Alley
klyndman and Clark spent Sunday
Id the Conestogo Dam.. and Elora
Brenda and Gregg Ward, Brus-
set. spent a few days with their
col ,s, Sharon 'and 4dvtra,rd :Mc
M' Ian. .
. Larry Simpson and Ken Fairish
' are attending Camp. Hiawatha
near Goderich.
Mrs. Elliott Simpson, London
Mrs. Ray Cruickshank, St. Marys
visited their mother, Mrs. Berthr
Plant . on Sunday. Dick Plant of
St. Marys returned horrie after
spending a week' with his" grand-
mother,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Simpson and
family visited Mrs. Arthur Simp-
son of Listowel on Sunday. .,
Miss Frances Edgar, Guelph ant
Miss Connie Stellar, Listowel, spen'
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
don Edgar, at Port Elgin.' Jimmy
• Edgar, Guelph is spending this
Week with his grandparents, at
Port Elgin.,
' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dewdall,
Toronto, spent the week-end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hynd-
Irian.
• Mr. and Mrs, Gerry Horning,
Kitchener, ,visited with Mr. and.
Mrs. Fred Feigel on Sunday.
,' Miss Bonnie Faegan, Wingham.
l spent^"Wedriesday and Thursday
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gowdy.
- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Campbell
Moose Jaw, Sask., visited Mr. Bert
Wright on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs., Claus O'Krafka
are holidaying at Owen Sound,
' Trenton and Hespeler.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Hyndrnan,
Mrs, Harry ,Gowdy and Mrs. Ray-
mond GoWdy, Winghain, : spent
Monday and Tuesday in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs, Norman Wade
spent several days at the home of
Mr. I, Mra, David Dane, Toronto, Ilif
and', 'th, other relatives,
IVI ss Karen Michel, Misses Cath-
erine MacDonald, Ann Douglas,
Elaine Statia, Of Wroxeter and
Mies Verlie Metcalfe, Behnore, are
holidaying this week at Port Elgin.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Allen and
family, Virginiatown and Mrs. Jos,
Warren Charlton spent Several
days with Mr: and Mrs, Wilmer
Nunn.
Inlay members Of the At:Attu)
families gathered in the Gorrie
communitiy park on. SUnday, Aug-
ust V, The executive for 108 was .
re.clected: Pros„ Norman Hoover,
Brussels; Secrete*, Mise Beverley
Ashton, Lueltnow. "I''
The Ashton re-Uniell rues held in
the Gerrie contrannity park on
Sunday, Angirst 17, With 67 mem.
Pal.' 1" , present, Those attending
r.,r-e Prom Toronto, Sarnia, Blyth,
LircknoW, Wiarton, Elora, Arthur,
Hamilton, Teterboro, Pordwich,„
Gorrie and Monktoti, President far
1050 Is Mrs, Beryl HeirbS, Monk.,
ten;seeretary, Mr, Geo, AsntOn,
k ardWiell.
'I3ELGRAVE--The regular meet-
ing of the Belgrave Evening Auxi-
Lary of the Woman's Missionary
Society of Knox United Church
was' held on Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs, Gordon Bosnian.
with ten members present. The
pregident, Mrs. Gordon Bosman,
was in charge and opened the
meeting with a hymn. There were
1.1 visits to the sick and -shut-in
recorded, The name labels were
handed out to those present and
more names were taken for future
orders.
Mrs. Clarence Hanna's group
were in charge of• the worship per-
iod. She was assisted by Mrs. Ross
Robinson and Mrs, Clifford Logan.
The meeting closed with prayer.
The next meeting will be held on'
September 16 at the home of Mrs.
George Johnston:
W. H. Jacklin
Farmed in Howick
Webster Herbert Jacklin passed
away an Thursday, August 14th,
at his home in Listowel. HO was in
his 62nd year and had been ill Nil.
two years,
A native of Grey' Township, he
was born May 9, 1897, He farmed
in Howick Townsihp until retiring
to ListOwel about a year ago, He
Was a member of the United
Church and the Orange Lodge.
On September, 29, 1926 he married
Eva McCreery in Howick Town-
ship, She survives With three
daughters, MO, Archie (Mildred)
Purdon, of Wingham; Miss Max-
ine Jacklin of London", Mrs, tong
las (Nora) Kaufman of Kitchener,
and one grandchild.
The funeral was held at the Mc-
Laughlin & Reed funeral home,
Elitabeth Street,W., Listowel, on
Satttrday, Aligust Math, at 2 pan.,
With Rev„ a Wideman officiat-
ing. Interment' was made in the
VoXeter Cemetery. The pallbear-
ers were Wirt Gibson, George
Hielep, Me1ercher, Morley
McMichael, Case Van Low • and
Wm. Dolg, Floral tributet were ear-
tied by john Brawn, Raymond
Murray MeCreery, Norman May"
bury,