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THIntakKg, 'MAY 11ftj,
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CARLUW, May 15. --gr. and Mrs.
Ross ,Pennington and MisseB ,Jean
.and Joan McPhee, of London,:
visited with Mr. and Mrs. G ;rrae
. • McPhee.
- Mr..Tommy McPhee fwd. the dais -
fortune tea. break his leg last Thars-
-day night,
Mr. Douglas and Havid Ball,
of Summerhill, spent ,the weekend
with Mr. and Mrsi,..T. _'S I1soa :,and
family. '
Mr. Carmen Feagan &s home eft
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WA 'Boat for a yew' dhya With blood-'•.
POlooning. •
Mrs; $. ` Yoi ng and Mr. 'V'. Young
-and :,Helen attended . the Walt u
MealeY wedding in Goderich
Slims June ,Cunningham of Senate
visited. with Mr. .and Mrs, '"ware.
'Cunningham.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Feagan• and'
faintly, of Lailgside, called on Mr.
•and Mrs. Carmen Feagan on Sun-
daY• :..
¥x. and 'firs, Charlie Watson. of
Sarnia' visited • with Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Watson at the week -end.
Mrs. Carr and two daughters, ot
Ingegll,, ea11on. • Mr. anti, M•rs.
Tom (Wilson on fiunday, •
;1Uiss Oampbell of Seaforth has
been engaged as: teacher at ,S.S. No,
1for. the,Jnext term.
The Women's. Institute will...hold,
its regular meting on ••Tuesday,
May 22nd, a the Township Hall,
Carioca. 'The topic, "Oitizensbip,"
will be given by Mrs, A. - M:
,Straughan. Roll call is to be an-
swered with "The Qualifications of
a ;Good Citizen." It is r'eque ted
that all the librarybooks be turned
in -:at this .meeting:
W.M.S. Meeting. -- The W.M.S.
met 'at the home ' of Mrs. Wm.
Marsh' ,in Goderich, last Thursday,
with: a good attendance. Mrs. Wm.
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Treble was leader, • ,In the 61,1# the
surmer -in. their xiome at Deer
session -tt ,, was . decided t o •,have Lodge, Baylaeld. • ' ^ •
everything icor the j aleatleet' at tI a Mr. and- Mrs. tr. k�.° Gliddon4 .asci'
Carlow store within two weeks. Eileen spent Spnday•vtfith Dir. and
M. Fordyce Clark ga$e a chapter 11i> s. Arthur Grange and tainily, o t
of the study -book.' -Mrs. Nagar Auburn, and attended: • the service
sou gave, a reading ¶. e meeting., When their little • <niece,- Jennifer
was closed wits r a Wan and the Pale Qrant% was bapti.4e At a
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benediction, after which, the Mother's 'Pay Service.-
hostess and bier daughter, Mrs, Bell, beautiful IViother's Lay service hi
served a dainty iuneh and a social' the H•olmesi'ille United. Church, two•
hour»was. spent. The next meeting children teeeived the 1 ajtisanal
is to be at Mrs, Robt. Bean's with rites as administered by the ,,pastor,
Mrs, A11an Stoll as leader. Rev. M. G. Newton. ' The two babies
we
Mr. and M>. s. Loy , n
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1RQL1 E�SVIPL , May 15. gr..
and Mrs. Clayton Charlton all
little daughter, Gayle, of Port Alma,
visited on Sunday 'with Rev. and
Mrs. M. G. ,Newton, M. Charlton
and Gayle rem rained , for a week's
t.
visitA',.
Lloyd. Stock, Brampton, Spent, a
fe'vy days last week visiting with
his parents, Mr_ and Mrs. M., tock.S
Sunday guests with.Mr. and Mrs.
E; J, Trewartha were Mr. and Mrs.
Langford and children, of• Wood.
m
hat
Mr. and Mrs. Cl: ` V. Ooiike, Clin-
ton, ever, visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
•Eldon .Yr and family on Sunday.
Mr. "and Mrs.,W.'J°ohnston •left
this week to take up residence for
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0 ALL RESIDENTS OF
Rg�rding the change -over from
in your 'di§trict.
The preliminary work' of changing this district over
from 25 to 60 cycle power has now begun! Within
a.
tshe next week or so you will receive the first of a
series of letters' and step-by-step,. instructions from
your. Hydro explaining . in 'detail what this change-
over means and how the work will be carried ' out
in your area.. You will also be advised of the various
ways in Which YOU can help US, to get your home
or place of ,business changed over to 60' cycles with
as • little inconvenience to you as possible. Your
Hydro . dill do everything in its power to complete
this complex undertaking quickly and efficiently
but ---we need your full co-operation. Please extend"
to us this . co -'operation and • you Will ,be doing
yourself your -community •-••- and your Hydro
a great service. ; Thank you...'
General Manager "•' m
a
Chairman
THE HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF'oNTARIo
FREQUENCY, STANDARDIZATION DIVISION
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n> STa Z D, sally. V5,. Miss
Dorothy: hseVit'tle et London visited
recently with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs.- W u. ittie,' - •
Mr. and 'Mrs, Stanley Abe of Bt.
Thonaals' spent the week end with
O Abel's pareu s, Mr. and Mrs.
W ,,r -Campbell..
M E. Johnston .4 West
Wawaiaosh. spent a few days last
week with leer dnugb.ter, Mrs.
'Howard Campbell.
re .ut;illa; klssu, daughter of r . ,lz'rnnlc 4arpbell and Miss.
i d Bond a d. Gor: Wlnnifred visited on Sunday with.
don Thomas, younger. son of Mr. Mrs,' N. •G. G'roder,ieh.
and Mars..Jldon Yeo. The :phurch - ' Mr'. rind Mrs. Norman McDowell
wa- .decorated with tulips,, narcissi and family were at Owen Sound
ancI-other aprznsg tlow,ers>, Fine as- and Tara on Sunday, visiting with
sistance• was given by the • Choir, Mr. and Mrs: Carl Deans of Tara.
and there were many guests present Mr. ' john ',Gear- of Kitchener
at the service: visited with Mrs. .1„;.L.• McDowell
miss." Marie' ,Oiiddon, London, on Sunday.
visitedatt.l eat,h4ine on. Tuesday and,
Wednesday. of fast week. •
Mr. sand Mas;S; Harry Williams . and
Mrs. Chas. Williams, sr.., metered
to. Thanes,ville on Sunday to 'visit
with Mr. 'and Mrs, • Mayhew. Sandra:
-visited. with her grandparents, Mr.
andilius. Bolton, 'Colborne., and
Bonnie with fir. and Mrs. it. Jervis,
'Clinton. •
Visiting on Sunday with relatives
in ,this community® were Mr. and
sirs. Fred Potter, Miss Frances
Potter and Mr. 'and Mrs. Wesley
Holland,'%fekie add'Valerie, all of
Clinton. • '
'Ole Pedersen is .a patient in the
hospital at Goderieb, having ,under-
gone an •operation for appendicitis
on Monday Morning of this week.
Mr. and Mrs.. Lawson Woodcock,
London,. were week -end guests with
Mr., and Mrs. Albert Bond.
•Mr. and •Mrs. D. E. Moyer ,and
Miss Valerie Day, of Varna, were.
Sunday visitors with Mrs. W. f1:
Johnston.
Dr.' and Mrs. ,Frank Norman and
'two daughters,, of° Seaforth, visited
on •Stiuday with Mr. -and Mrs. Frank
Norman, sr., and 'with other rela-
tives in -the village. •
""Tiie`--ehurel "Service thin` coming
Sunday; May 20, will he in charge
of 'the W.M.S. • There., will, be u
choir compli!secl� of W J%L S mien lrers,
and Mrs. Newton Will act as leaader
for the ser+v'ice. .The guest...spea ker,
i� to • be Miss Sybil Conrtice, ' of
Clinton. The, :-time IS -to. he '10.30-
a.m.,
10.30a.m., -and,the congregations " from
Zion . and.Ebenezer churches lave -
been invited AO join in worship
-with the ... Holutesville 'people. -
' Women's `Meetings. 'The - W.:�i.S:
'and W,A. meetings Tor :'May were
held; at the home of Mrs. Walter,
with a good attendance. ' Mrs. 'Mui.
holland was , in oharge of the pro-,
gram and led in prayer after the
olieniug • hymn. Thea Scripture was
read by Mrs. 'McOaillough, The
theme for Ma$ was "How Can We"
Work for Peace., through Feeding
the Hungry?" A dedication service
was •conducted by Mrs. -Mulholland
'a'nd Mrs. W. Yeo. .The study. book
was • taken by Mrs. Lobb; and a
duet was sung hyNorman
and Mrs. Freeman. Mrs. Harrison
contributed a temperance reading,
and Mrs. Huyton,, -as stewardship
secretary, gave an interesting read,'
ing. on "Spring and. Easter.". Re-
ports of. the Presbyterial recently
*ma at Exeter were given by the
delegates, "Mrs. Cudmore reporting
the morning session, and MTS. W.,
Norman that of the afternoon. ••A
vote of thank's was extended to the
delegates fon their splendid reports.
The W.A. meeting opened with -
the theme song, followed by • the
W.A. creed repeated in unison. SEy�
eral matters of business we're dis-
cussed,
is-
cussed, and it was decided. to hold
a• quilting in the basement of .the
church ora' May 22. The meeting
closed with prayer offered -'by -the-
president, Mrs. ,E. Grigg. A lovely
Punch was • served by the• hostesses,
Mrs. Walter' and Mrs. Cudino•re. , •
Mr, and, Mrs.._,Arnold' Vint and
family visited on Sunday with' Mrs.
Robt. Vint at Wingham and Mr.
and -Mrs. -Dave' Scott of Teesw,ater.
•Mr. Herb Cunningham of Palmer -
Ston .Visited On .Sunday with, '
and Mrs, Clarence Cox.
Messrs: ,Qeoii, Franklin and
Laurens Campbell and Lois -Camp-
bell• visited on Sbnday at the hone
of. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Breckow,
G-uder ich.
11Ip Jasper iVleBrien of Goderich'
and Mts. Annie Walper•of Auburn
visited on Monday with Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon. Snell. -
Mr. Arthur Spiegelberg of Water-
loo, who has purchased what' was
formerly ,the Bamford farm on the
4th of West Wawanosh, frim Mr.
Harold Carter, is busy with •the
seeding, -and in a few days Mr. and
Mrs .% Spiegelberg and. fancily will
move into their new home. • We
welcoine thein ' to our. community
and wish them every success. i
Mr. and Mrs.-' Will. East of Lon-
don, Mr. and Mrs. Roy McVittie
and, Kenneth of Blyth, -and Mr. and
Mrs. Ted East ` and Brenda of
Auburn visited on • Sunday. with
Mr. and Mrs... Wm. McVittie. -
?11r Anil Mrs: i'Viesiey-StacI-hquse-
and Miss Eva, of Brueefield,, visited
recently, with. Mr. and• Mrs. 'Earl
• LOCHALSH •
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over the week -
Me. and Mrs.
. Mr. and Ma
Frances Haniilfon. and "'Mi.• s Mary
Stone, of London, visited with Mr.
and., Mrs. Prank' Hamilton• over the
week -end. -
Mr. and Mrs MacLean Bell,' of
London, visited with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Russ: Bissett. .
Mrs. Eliabeth.MacLennan lana re-
turned -to her home afre1 visiting
the past six months with her daugh-
tei•s, Airs. R. bI, Scott, Detroit, and
.Mrs. R. L. White, Chicago.. • •
Mrs.. R. M. • Scott of Detroit was
ai 'week-enct • •%1,sitio. at the h:'in';
of her brother; Mr. Jaek MacLen-
na.n: ,
Mr.€incl: Mrs, Don Ainslie of Ann
Arbor, Mich,, were- Sunday visitors
with 'Mr. .and Mrs. •Frank Mac-
Lennan. "
• Mr. • Lorne MacLennan has., reg
turned from an extended visit ;n•
Detroit' with his'- daughter, Mrs,
Marvin Jackson, • -and is , at the
hone Of his brother, Jack Mac-
Lennan. -
Ltrcknow Masonic Lodge attended
in a body .the morning service In
Asli lead Presbyterian t'hareh..•
Congratulations are• e:�tea • ed to
1r -axntifr•i .�
the arrival of a • clatigbter,• Jane
LOOI1ALSIII•, Mai
Mabel MacDonal
1.1. • Miss
of Detroit visited
d 'with her parents,
les. MacDonald.' ,
Marx Hanna, ,'1fiSs
0.11 IMAKgg ll; COU$TRY ETR0R#
Miss Hattie •Wightinan of London
spent Mother's Day wilth• her par --
encs, Mr.aind Mrs. Earl Wightman,
njid visited with them at 'the home
of Mrs: H. Mather+s of Lucknow: '•
Mother's Day Observed. Y- . Mo- Y
ther's ,Day'. was observed ,-beth in
the eliurch • dery ice and in • bb's• Sun-
day School_- en.- Sunday.. ,Mother's
Day' readings were --given by Ruth
Gook, and Mrs, - Jack . Buchanan.
During the church service Iwo ' in-
fants, •Judith Jean, .daughter of Mr.
and .J1irs. flarVey McDowell, and
Kzatlir3;n Marguerite, daughter .of
Mr. , and.. Mrs. -Merles Brigham,
were baptized. A splendid address
Was given by the pastor, Rev.• C. C.
'Washington.. Special waste 'was
given by .the- en''s ,quartette. The
altar was decorated with .spring
w
llors. . •
• W.M.S." •'Meeting. - The • monthly
'ineetiug of the W.M.S. wag. -held on
'Wednesday afternoon. The , de--
vetional• program ,was.-1e4...-hy and prayer.. lvas offered by Mrs.. Dowell. ' The president, Mrs..Mc- words of .a.ppreeiation .were; -.ex-
Offered,
Snell, and. prayer. was. I+`. , Campbell The . report • of, the \ ittie, took charge of the business tended from Mrs:' Wm. • Mestittie
olluJ'ed, by. Jnnetta Snell. Readings Pres�bsterial meeting at Exeter' *as session: There were seventeen' re - land Mrs. Gordon' Snell for letters
sere • given 'by firs. Hugh . Blairgiven by Eileen . •Taylor.. The (ith spouses of Scripture to the roll call, and cards, • received. The ,-meeting.
and Mrs, Frank 'Campbell.; a, solo cliaa•pter of the••study 1Vtaok on Japan ; The • treasurer' reported $70 sent to' cioay, R
ed. with the benediction, bev.
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w.as rendered by iirs. Don Snell, was given by 'liars. Marvin `ie-. the -branch treasurer. •,A�letter and; C. C. �'1'.asshingtota.'
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than -fifteen. fold and the production of crude is six times what it was: These advances,
and the half -billion dollars the oil industry has spent on• them, have pot' benefited -
• the west alone. All of Canadais stronger and more prosperous.. '
,' Our people and .our factories ll:•ve'been made busier by the needs of the growing oil
industry. There are new jobs.and new. jtisinesses: Many millions of dollars once
spent'for foreign oil_now stay at home�or.. are availablic for other" purposes. • And of
special importance, our supply bf oil is being made more certain, less dependent on
sources beyond our borders. Y ' •
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