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WESTFIELI), .Iuly t1,. --- Miss
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IIK.)LMESV 1LIX, July ,3. — Miss
,Uel Finlay is speidizg a few clays
Visiting in Detroit with her tiro-
ther, Jack Finlay, and 'firs. ]('inlay.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brown u'4 little grandchild,Chicago,- have
Janet, of Ruacotub,♦ t isited on' bee, visiting this past week. %v al.
Ttiur day' with Ws. It Frank Caw'-
Dr. ° C'ourtic.e's sibter, Mrs. \Vttltet*s.•
bells • Ewan Ross tuoto'i&el to Toronto to
Mir, .tnd.`l.Irs. John Freeman and- visit at .his sister's hoiue ever the
Kathleen, of Brantford, ' i iSited. on sssiidav
week -end.
Sunda with IrP, incl Mrs.HowardMrs. Harrisot has 'returned to
Campbell. her home in the village after en -
Mr;' 'Harvey yightnlan of joying two weeks as a guest at the
Niagaraspent the reek -enc,, with
hiss parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Wighttnan. • •` ,
Miss Norma Netltery of Hamilton
-visited with her aunt, Mrs.. Fred
C.tiuk, and , other friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith, Mrs.
ti r of
E. ,Taylor u
J. L. Ford and mall, I
Comber spent „.,}'Ire week -end with
Mfrs. ' Frank ' -tizn►pbell and Miss
\View if red:
, Congratulations are extended to.
Jinnuy and' Lorna 13uchp roan, Joy
Lutz and 'Gerald Sje»(lriiell, who
were all'successful in passing'their
examinations at the Goderich Col-
legiate.
Congratulations • are extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cook,... newly-
weds, who will reside on the 5th
concession of East Wawanosh,. and
to Mr., ands:Mrs. Mitrsay,Mc•Dowel1,
neer lyweds, who will reside . on the
groom's farm at Marnoch.-',
Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Brown of
Tilbury spent! the week -end with
the , farmer's sister, Mrs. 'Frank
Campbell, and Miss Winnifred,' who
returned home wth . theta for a
couple of weeks' .visit. . •
Mrs., Clras. Keating and Mr. Har-
old Keating of Morris •township
were . Westfield visitors on Sunday..
• Mr. and Mrs. John Gear and
.family, . of Kitchener, are spending
the Week' 'with Mr. Armond \Ic,,
Burney and other friends. • '
Guests on Sunday at the home
• Arnold Vint were
of Mr. and. l:Irb.
Mr. and Mrs.. Jack McAllister, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm...McAllister, Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Scutt of Teeswater, Mr.
and Mrs. W. Jf Campbell, of Wing -
ham.
Mr. and .Mrs. Jiin Boak and
Jamie and Miss :Margaret' Beak of
Crewe, ' Miss Violet Buekmyr , of
Woodstock and M.iassr.s. Walter and
Ashley Chantlel••. of • Bruno. ,Sask.,
visited on Sunday with Mrs. Fred
Conk .and family. `"
Mr. Bob Young of \'Ingham spent
a couple of day's with Mr. Halrold
Bosnian, ' •: .
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. VIc\"ittic' Smith 74, Donna' Walden 73, Betty
iuoyed 'on. Thursday. to their new. "
home at Blyth.. "We' wih them iirggerstaiff 7U, Ruth Howatt 52
every ha )piness in their new home. '(eondiiiianally passe(1). .
1 promoted from grade h to grade
• ;,Mrs. H. slathers and'MIiss Ht,ttie
br 'Robert Pit Wad() (11' c, Harvey
(sp i' ullarller 'of Lit(•l;:uelry ,are �'i ltiug Snell 5i c•o,titiititnal,ly. l.►.assetl),
withthe ftrtitic+r`' d (ughte>. :firs. .
a
Earl \1'i,.,htivaltand.'
Mr: Wight- Pronc)tc(1 fi'(1n1 gl'iltle-',4 tt,, .;l'itde,
male. ,' 5 • ' Keith Rodger 7(i( • •Sylvia,
hcirties of Mr. and Mrs. Bob tic
Ilwain and Mr. and. Mrs, )Vilvter
'Harrison, Go(lerich township. •
. M;liss K. Holmes, teaclter of the
village school, is at Hamilton to
take a silmlaier course in primary
methods during -the next six weeks.
1M; :c oriel ,Mrs. li;ivan Ross,_ and
J.ohii left 911 ,$itnday . to - spend
J,n1y and August at Silver' Rireh ;
(i pvo, slumber resort near Bay -
where, Mrs. Ross will assist
Mitring the vacation 'season.,
•Guests on, d1ondliy• 'with Mrs.,
Waiter were Mr. 'anis Mrs. W. Moss,
of 'Waterloo, and Mr: and Mrs: G.
Campbells, Donald, and , Paul, of
'Torbnto.,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mulholland•
motored to Detroit on Sunday and
visited r^elittives there. .
• Mr, and Mrs.- W. McClinchey,
-London, 'spent- .Sunday; with reia:
tiver in the village.
Picnic. for; Young People. - An
enjoyable picnic *Was held on Thur.s-
day last when the Mission. Band
of the United Church and the pupils
of the public school held a .-picnic.
Abottit• thirty attended, with Mrs.
Ewan Ross, Mission . Band• leader,
and Miss , 'Holmes,-teae.her,
charge. The .picnic was at •:Mrs.
Rots s horn The .0 e children•
ra-
ised by their teacher, carried. of t
a fine program Of‘races, games and,
a .bountiful lunch cpmplete with
cold drinks ,and ice ereain. First
r.
prize-rwriners in. the running' races
included- Shirley Norman; Donald
Barbara Yeo, Bobby Grigg,
Eleanor 'leo, Dougla's Norman, Ila
Grigg, jack 'Norman. 'Other win-
ners. were Slipper-kitt�lc, ' Iva•
(hazier ; wheelbarrow ritce, ',Bab
Grigg; - Ted McCullbegh ; banana-
eatiug race,' Mary Htithins and
Barry 'Wilson ; three-legged races,
Ira Glazier, Dawn .Grigg; 'J'aek
Norman,,Kennetii Potter ; spot race,
Leonard Wilson; clothespins and
milk 'bottle, Mrs, Hess.
lit'. A. I'. (_'tusk of Blyth i. 'spelid-
+; in}; tile' summer vacation 'with his
sister,: Mrs. Fred' Cook. '
• Mrs.. Stun Alaol • aln(1 •ehi''dren, of
:St: 'Thomas. Spentgtlie
with her'1)411€nt•s,' Mr. siiid Mrs:- W,
,t. Campliel1. '•
.11 ,Ron Boyd ef• Sodbury spent
the week=end with rids 'mother at
the home of Mr. and .-firs. Ken
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TAN:LOWS C• 11R,,-, July 2.—
Miss Marilyn Melay of Toronto
and Dr. Paul Treumner of Water -
kw spent the holiday week -end at
the hone of Mr. and Mrs. W.
'Snyder.
.The Minxes Helen and lean
Whitely of Toronto• spent the 'holi-
day with their family in Goderich
township.
• Visitors for the week -end with,
Mr. ands Mrs. L. G. Collyer were
their daughter, hiss Seeta, of Lon-
don, and, Mr. J.ini 'Sinclair. of E1in1-
ville.
Mr. and Mrs. John Watson and
funnily" motored to 'Turmnto on Sat
urday. Bobby . and I3arbara re-
mained with theirs•• grandmother,
Mrs. A. Welch, for a visit.
Mr. and Mfrs. Don 'Scott of Wind-.
snrsspent. the week -end visiting with
their relatives fn Goderich and
Goderich township, -
Miss Kay Halides and Misr
Arlene house went 'to, Hamilton on
Tuesday. They will take a ' five
weeks°. course iri primary methods
at Dalewood Public School.
Miss Marion Holmes of Toronto
spent the week -enol with Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Holmes. She was
accompanied home by her mother,
Mfrs.jI„ nee Holmes, also by Lois
IHolrites,' who •hill remain for a
visit. •
° The , Ladies" - Aid picnic,' which
was postponed op account of rain;
will be held next Wedgesday after-
noon; July llth, iri, Harbor Park.,
\Ve are .sorry to report that ,Mrs.
Reg. Sturdy is a patient in Alex-
andra Hospital. Ve -wish her a
speedy recovery..
i\Ve 'extend sympathy to Mr. and
Mrs, •Eric Alien on the loss of their
infant son, •who passed 'away, at
their home during Monday night.
ST. HELENS
'ST. ITELENS, July 1:—Mr. Don
Cameron is -attending a summer
course at Toronto.
Miss Beth McDonald is making
favorable recovery after an oper-
ation an the Winghanrhospital on
Friday. • .
'Dr. George And Dr. Will ,Me-
G-regor of 'Chicago were visitors _for
the holiday week -enol with their
sister, Mrs. George Stuart, and Mr,
Stuart, ' •
Miss Anne Todd had' ,her,
pendi.x ..and • her tonsils removed
at the Wingham htiSpital on • Friday.
Mrs. Lorne Woods and Donna
were guests of Mrs. Alex. 'Murdie
and'. Mr, find. Mrs, lief. Brown tet
\Va tet•loo. •
• \Vomeu's Associ-.
ra'tiiiil• c.trtd at. a deli ghtfu1,tea
held -in. tke Sunday school ram
\'lr,trttarl ,, 73, Barkley -ped;, ilia 1,• .,of Atte United .Church.ileatil'tfu1
7t), Delores Bell' 07, Doreen .Hoivaltt I hoti)luet', of roses were eff'ective'ly
.
l'r(luoted frons gra(1v :3' -o grade
4,'4, -Rose Marie .lint•,. Boulal'd, 'hell,
John t.'atitllbell, David Wharton, •
Priainoled fresh .grade'i to' grade
it Garth Waldei:1, Ilrian Speigel-
•bei•g, -
(1 nide' 1 to gra(le Dit•othy
Howatt'Hugh ('ainpbell: Clifford•
Shell, • \ltirvin . Snell. '
nun—adv.(' Dutch immigrants
a )
ReinterIlebruat 4, ,lain' [Ie•naaal ..,
Douve Hohn 1 3. Teacher, • MIiss
Eva Doer'.
Tile 8v'l-ug( ('anadiail yield of
Itiui,14 S)lg;11 .genera 11'" aiiirotlntA to
about 2,0(40,45 0 gallons in . t(irnls of
syrup,
NILE
NTLI , July 3.--(Iielen McNeil is
.holidaying at her grandmother'jsk
Goderieh townal1ip. lk cleat Itutlaxtge
is whir her uncle and aunt, • Mr.
and Mrs.- Cliff Horton, at Innerkip ;
Evelyn. Cantwell, - Goderieh, with
Mir, and Airs.. Wilmer Rutledge; Mr.
and Mns. Albert Novell, Jbeely,n, and
Fraser ol? Port Burwell, Mr.. and
MrR. iiarvey Reid, fort Elgin, Mr.
and Mrs. Wtn. "),iclaouald, Lucknow,
'Mrs. Sadie Shields,' Goderich; with
Mr. and Mrs. John M`\\hinney.
Mr. and Mrs. Orland Bere and
family visited yvNth relatije at
Belnlore tin Sunday,
ihtr. IlowttFa Godfrey had the
misfortune to -break his. leg again
as he stepped • out of his car on
Saturday night. He • was taken to
the Goderich hospital.
Miss Joy MeNee is visiting her
aunt,' Mrs. G: MM+Nee.
• Mrs. •Orland Bere and Maribelle
visited fiends in Stratford on
'Monday. `
Miss Olive . McCann of Detroit
was here to celebrate her mother's
birthday 'on June tr3Oth and • to call
on .other relatives.
LMIr, and Mars. • '-Walter Pettman,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson and
Linda motored to Gravenhurst on
Sunday and returned on 'Monday
night. •�
Mr. and" MrS. Jim McIntyre were
in Stratford visiting Mrs. Me-
Intyre's mother.
• Miss Irene . Mullins, Sault Ste:
Marie, and Mrs. John Green, De-
troit,, on. friends here.
U Miss Ruda. Pentland and pupils 'of
1S.S. N. 17, West Wawanosh, had
ti delightful bus trip • to Niagara
just before school ' closed.. All re-
port a .wonderful„ time. ' •
Pupils Of Nile 'school' presented
Erma_
their teacher, • Miss 1Janma_ Robert_
son, With a lamp upon, her leaving
this school. •
Affiliation Service.: A very inter-
esting service took place , at Nile
United Church -on Thursday even-
ing, , when ttlre• C:G,I.T. affiliated
With .the W,M.+S, , The service was
led by .. Mrs. C. t\IeNe'e -of • the
„and Miss M.. •Garrey of
the- W.M,S. . Mrs. 'Keith Feagan
presided at ti •
pi
ano
The meet-
ing
et-ing opened • with ' the C.G.I.T,
re-
peating;
their
'``purpose,", followed
by ' the hymn "Jesus, Saves." ' The
Scripture, John 3:1-17 was •.read
by Verna ' Rutledge and a story.
based on the Scripture reading was
read by Mrs.. W. Nivins, a W.M.S.
`member. Itev. J. Harrower led in
prayer. . Four junior members,
Donna and- Dorothy • Feagan,
Dorothy Knight and Helen Rut-
ledge, sling, "Mothers of Salem" and
"The Place Where I -Worship." A
story - about a Japatnese girl, "She'
used • f„r (k>corafien•. Mrs.! .Cllatxlcs
Jle'1)rl.naifd, the president, welcomed'
the guests- and introduced the 1 to-,
grant, which included the Scripture
lesson read • by Mrs: Frank McQuiI-
lil1, readings by.- Mrs. W. I. .filler
and Miss'
,\V. D. Rutherford,
(hor U 0r by the pupils of the St:
�IHelens s ehool, solo, by Gladys 'M'Ie-
,Donakl, :Bine Todd, Mrs. Schoaz
cel' \Vhitechureh; and Mfrs, ']';.. W.
Rice, ,,flan& solos by Mrs. Chester
Taylor. .\i'isrsn -We1tb Donna Woods,
Eddie (gaunt iin(T Is ;ifitiliV*IacPher-
500. .A dainty 11110.11 was . served,
with Mrs. •Mei)miald and Mrs. W: 1.
Muller pouring tea .from al- lace-
covei•ed' table centred with a basket
M
„of r(J5'QS. • . �. .
b
Is Just Like Us," was 'read lay Doris
Caldwell. ;Tukiirg p rt in: the
eandle-lighting !Service were Marg-
aret Anderson, Ann Pentland, Kath -
'Imps I1eDiarrsaid, Verna` Rutledge
and airs. McNee; Miss Currey mak-
ing "the .replies for the W.M.S.
Mrs., (Rev,) harrower was guest
a'
speaker and delighted her audience
with a, helpful and inspiring ads-
dress. After the hymn "0 God,
Our Help in Ages Past," Rev. J.
• Harrower • pronounced the. benedic-
tion and. the C.G.I.T. served their
guests a dainty lunch. ' •
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DONNYBROOK, July. 3. -- • Mr.
and Mrs. Stuart ,Chamney and
Diane were Sunday* visitors with
Mr. and . Mrs. ,Cliff Henderson at
Kippen.
° Mid, .and Mrs. Arnold 'Craig left
early this "week on a motor trip
T
to the :Western, Provinces.
. 'Mr. and M. Russel Mills and
son Rodger, of Detroit, Were recent t
visitors with relatives in this vicin- 1
ity.
• • Master Bob' Chamney of Owen
Sound is spending his..holidays
with his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. It. Chamney.
•Mr. George Wallace of Winhani
visited friends around Donnybrook
one day last week. .
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TIURSD4Y, JULY Oth, 1901
WILLING WORKERS CLASS
The regular Monthly meeting of
the Willing Workers class of Vic-
toria Street United Chinch w"as:
held Wednesday 'evening of last
week at the home of Mrs. J.
McKinnon, 'Elgin avenue. The
votional period was conducted ty
Mrs. V. Smith. Mrs. • F. Horton
read the Scripture lesson, and read-
ings were given by Mrs. Thos. Gray;
Mrs. , Ryan, Mrs. G. Curren and
Mrs. V. ' Smith. Mrs. C. L.ingille
conducted the business, and sev-
eral summer projects were planned.
There will be no further meetings
until September.
• SOCKEYE SALMON
Gordon McTaggprt, :'Namu, B.C.,
writes to The 'Signal -Star "1
would like to call attention to a
speech 'someone made in Goderich
early last spring. Ile said sockeye
salmon got to • be six feet long.
Well,llWell,I operate a .fish buyin g camp
p
for B.C. Packers Ltd.: (Clover Leaf
Brand) in the fishing seasons and
the largest sockeye weighs about
12-14 ,pounds and is about 18"-20
in length."
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