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roar .AILBEItT, June 25.-31r. and other relatives for a couple
ing for a few (fees with the latter'a
brother, Alex Johnston, and, Mrs.
Johnston and familYeat Sudbury.
31r. and Mrs. gerit MeWhinney, of
Dungannon, are taking care of the.
Miss Grace McKenzie, •01
Toronto, is visiting her sister, Misa
Mary McKenzie and other relatives.
Mrs. Donald Steinehouse and two
children, Ricky and Lee Ann., of
'Guelph, are spending a couple of
week.s with her perents, Mr. and
Mr. Chas. Ceawford left last
week for Kenore to visit, his bro-
ther, Jack Crawford, Mrs. Crawford
A cow's,
best friend
Any self:respecting cow likes to
know that the 'precious food
product she supplies is handled
with greatest care so it will reach
her customers fresh and pure.
From the dairy farm to your
doorstep, aluminum is aiding
the hygienic handling and pro-
cessing of dairy producti. Milk
pails, cant anti churns . , , tank
trucks and dairy equipment . .
hoods for milk bottles and foil
for -butter -and cheese . all are --
of aluminum. This modern
metal's smooth surface preventt
contamination, is easily kept
shiny -clean. And it does not
"pick up" foreign flavors- or
odors. As one European author-
ity has said, aluminum and
milk are made for each other.
ALUMINUM COMPANY OF
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Mr. and Mrs. John McPheesen
end childre , Gwen and Gr wet, of
TeeswaWr, visit on Sunday with
the latter's brother,. Howard, and
Mrs. (plaid and family.
During the church service of the
United Church, six ehildren were
baptized last Sunday, Theparents
Mr. and Mrs. Ben BroWn and
and Xis. Diemen Wilson. The
Sacrament of Holy Communion
will be obsereod next Sunday.
31rs. Chas. Crawford is goine, this
Cumaingham, and Mrs. Cumeing-
hate foe a few days. While there,
they will attend the 50th, wedding
alum -emu of her brother, Horace,
and Mrs. Cunningham.
Surprise Party. so- A surprise
party was held in the school house
last Friday evening for Wilmer
Ereington, the school teacher, who
is 'leaving to attend normal next
term. Contests and game§ were
played, -He was presented with a
'beautiful travelling bag by Barbara
Foster. The address was read by
Jimmie Quaid. A lovely lunch was
On June 20, eight members of
the W.IVI.S. and W.A. and Six visit-
ors met at the home of Mrs. Earl
Bogie. Mrs. Lednor, the president
of the W.M.S., led the meeting.
Mrs. B. Crawford read a portion
of, Scripture and gave meditation
on same. Mrs. Lednor gave a
reading on the "Origin of the Bible
Society." The treasurer gave a
report and the secretary read the
minutes of the previous meeting.
Mrs. E. Bogie gave a reading. It
was decided not to hold nteetings
in JulY and August. Mrs. B. Craw-
ford summarized the fourth chap-
ter of the study book. Mrs. Bert
Crawford was in charge of the
W.A. meeting. Scripture was read
by Mrs. ,E. Bogie. Mrs. H. Quaid
read a humorofus reading, "Spring
Fever." Plans were made for
congregational supper to be hel
in the fall. -A' committee was ap-
pointed to leak efter buying carpet
for the aisles qf -the' thurch. At
the dose of the meeting a bake
sale_ was...held—The linateas served
ASIIFIELD
ASHIFIEEM, June 25.—Dr. Mac-
Lennan.—The death occurred in
Windsor on June 21 of Dr. Far-
quhar MacLennan at the age of
83 years. He was born in the
Lochalsh district, taught school for
some years in Lochalsh and attend-
ed Medical School in Toronto. He
Square Dance And Fiddlers' Contests
To Feature Trade Fair Starting Aug.
A square danee competition and
old time 4ddlero" eontost aro
amOng features al the third annual
G erleh Trade Fair, which opens
o Wednesday, August 8, and winds
up the following Saturday.
The fair is again sponsored by
Goderieh Kinsmen Club and Earl
Rawson, heads up the eommittee,
with Jim Bisset as chairman of the
exhibits section. The facilities of
Agrieultural Park and Goderich
Memorial Arena will be used to
handle the exhibits and the pro-
grard during the. four-day event.
There has been a geed number
of requests already from Arms
wishing to rent exhibit space in
the arena or in the parking area
in front of the grandstand. Some
first praCtised in leintail and later
in Ripley Where he practised for
some years before going to Wind-
sor. He is survived by his widow,
one ton and one daughter. Fun-
eral service was conducted in
Windsor on Saturday and his body
interred in Ripley cemetery.
Children baptized in Ashfield
Presbyterian Church on Sunday by
the Rev. J. R. MacDonald were:
`John David Farrieh, Margaret
Jacqueline Collinson, Bradley John
lVfaeKenzie, Douglas Francis Spills -
bury, Glen Scott Robb, Allan Mof-
fat rOibson, Brenda May MacLen-
nan.
Miss Beverley MacKenzie has
gone to Bayfield for the summer
months.
DUNGANNON
Durnin is visiting his aunt, Mrs.
Winnifred Widcombe, R.N., Wind-
sor.
Arthur Marsh, Guelph, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Minnie Jones, and
Mel.
Mrs. Esther Rivett spent last
week visiting her daughter, Mrs.
John Wilson, and Mr. Wilson, Tor-
onto.
Harold Blake ie'spendingea week
with his sister, Mrs. Ben Comfort,
School Picruc.—The Dungan -lion -
Public School Picnic was held at
Bogie's Beach on Monday afternoen
with a fine attendance. Mter the
races, a large bonfim was made for
roasting wieners for hot dqgs.
Principal Eric Moore, after six
years teaching at the Dungannon
school, and who has been held in
high esteem by the pupils, was
read an address of praise by an
ex -student, Jim Reed. Jim re -
local firms bave given note% that
they wish to expand their display
004'ge tills Year. In edelitien
local firms, many out.of- son man-
ufacturers are expected to exhibit
their wares, at the fair again, -
Mayor 3. B. PLuckins, of Gode-
riele will open the fair
this year.
It is planned to hold- the square
dance competition and old time
fiddlers' contest on Thursday night,
August 0. Television and radio
artists will participate in a two-
hour entertainment program sche-
duled for Saturday night. Before
the program ends, there will be a
draw for an automatic washer and
drier.
The kiddies wilt be glad to lear
there will also be a midway.
viewed the years, paying tiribute
to Mr. Moore's services in splendid
leadership in many ways, and for
having a tactful way with the pup-
ils. Junmy Make made tbe pre -
ova wrist watch. lelr. Moore res-
ponded, sayieg he had enjoyed the
past six years and would be satis-
ned with life if his teaching years
continue as happily., Mrs. Marvin
Durnin, junior room teacher, was
complimented with a token of re-
membrance, two cups and saucers.
A hearty vote ot applause was neard
as evidence of a tine spirit in com-
munity life. Mr. Eric Moore has
accepted a teaching position at the
Goderich Public school and the
vacancy has been filled by Mrs.
Gordon Anderson (nee Madeline
Caesar), of Blake's district.
The Dungannen United Church
had a very successful supper and
social at the church on Wednesday
night of last week. Over 350
tickets were sold for the cold ham
end salad supper and program that
followed. The Woman's Associa-
tion provided a very semptuous
meal and a grand lot of baking
was sold afterwards. Rev. G. Watt,
the pastor, was chairman for the
entertainment. Douglas Squires
provided organ music before the
concert began. The Auburn girls'
quartet, with accompanist Mr§. R.
7:- Phillitia, give several fireasing-
numbers. Dr. J. Little, Lucknow,
played violin selections, accompan-
ied by Elmer Umbach at the piano.
Mrs. ,Milne Moore, Whitechurch,
gave readings. Mr. Aubrey Toll,
Auburn, sang several numbers.
Douglas Squires played a piano
instrumental. The ladies' quartet
were Margaret and Mary Clarke
and Norma and Lorraine Hensch.
Rev. -Watt announced the golden
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The dosing Meeting for the sum-
mer of the Coderieh Jayeettes was
held Wednesday_ eyeing . of last
week at sthe -British Exeharioe
During this meeting Bill Ander-
son of the Jaycees losstalled the
dent, Mrs. Jean 7VlacBavan.; vice -
secretary, Mrs. Audrey Ornianely;
treasurer, Mrs. Marge Young.
During the meeting the new pre-
sident presented the past presis
dent, Mrs. Pat O'Brien, with a com-
aet and expressed the thanks of
e Club for the excellent way
in which she had carried out her
duties as president during the past
year.
The committee chairmen for
1956-57 were named as follows:
Program, Mro. Bait= Clark;
social, Mrs. Pam lileCuspey; mem-
bership, Mrs: Gert Blackstone;
lieity, Mrs. Doris Stubbs; ele-
Mrs. Pat Cameron; co-ordinator,
Mrs. Jean Chisholm.
Mrs. Pat O'Brien introduced the
guest apeaker, Miss Wilkes, of the
Children's Aid SocietY, who gave
a very interesting and informative
talk on the work of the Children's
Aid Society and how the Society
came into being. M.rs. Jeateie
Holmes thanked the speaker at the
close ol her talk. -
An interesting talk was also
given by Bill Anderson who told
of the Jaycee projects for the
coming year.
It was decided that the Jaycettes
hold a wiener roast on the evening
of Wednesday, July 18th at Black -
stone's summer 'cottage.
G. JEFFERSON HONORED
-BY COUNTY TEACHERS
George Jefferson, retiring prin-
cipal of Clinton Public School, was
presented with an easy chair at
the annual meeting of the Huron
County local of Ontario Public
School Men Teachers' Federation.
The meeting, held in Ibteter, wa.s
attended by 55 members, and In-
spectors James Kinkead and G.
Glen Gardiner, both of Gotlerich.
New president of the group is
Maitland Edgar, of Clinton RCAF
School. Vice-president is Duncan
';VfacKaY, of Auburn, and chairman
of superannuation is H. M. Shackle-
ton, of Goderioh.
wecIding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. McClure that day, June
20th. The _audience extended a
hearty hand clap in congratulations.
BROWNIE'S
AT IAROMA COTTAGE
The veni`ng Auxiliary North
Street "United elonii met for a
pienie supper at the 1Sunanset home
of Mrs, W. Mills near Oraript
After , the supper, Mo. redrI
StOughan and Miss Edith Darlow
/ead in worship. The secretary's
report was read by Miss Helen
report from the community .fteellile
ship ceraroittee. 74iso Frances
Armstrong spoke of a school for
leaders to be held in August. Mrs.
U. Hamer gave a repert from the
Cancer Society. .
Mrs. Ed Stileo gave the treas-
urer's report for May and June.
The Auxiliary agreed _provide
ilowers for the church altar for
August and also relief teaehers for
the Junior congregation for that
m.onth. A letter was read from the
past president, 111xs. Lorne Blyth,
now residing in France.
Miss Saunders thanked, Mrs.
Mills on behalf of the Soeiet§.-The
meeting was in charge of Mts. F.
A. Waters' group.
REBEKAH LODGE
A social time was held at the
last regular meeting of Goderich
Rebekah Lodge" Several tables of
"500" were played, prizes going
to Mrs. D. lisehl and Mrs. Rose
Walters. Mrs. W. Snazel donated a
gift on which tickets were sold
with Mrs. J. Gauley being the win-
ner. A lucky iaumber was held
by Mrs. F. Beevers which won her
a prize donated by Mrs. J. New-
M.S. Gordon Orr and Mrs. A.
Osbaldesten attended the three-
day session of Grand Lodge at the
Royal York, Toronto last week.
Lunch served by Mrs. Riley and
committee closed the meetings
until September when the lodge
will reopen with ..ppot luck supper
at 6.30 p.m.
PAW Prle
NNYBROOli
June meeting of the W.MS, and
R. CharsTieYa With 11. ladies and
80VerAlt ehildren present. MO.
Gordon Naylor was in ehor$e of
jefferson*reael nn. article on Oaks -
Woods introdueed the new study
.book, Piens were made to meet
later in the weds at the home of
for them Ontario and overseas
retie . A bazaar was held. Mirs.
Ifarely presided over the W.A.
meeting. 4 poem was read by
Miss Reza Stomper. Lunch %VAS
served IV the hostess, assisted by
,Mrs. Hardy and Mrs. Sno*den.
Mrs. Snowden invited the ladies
to her home dor the July meeting,
Mrs. Jefferson, sro Miss Margaret
Jefferson and Mr. and Mrs. H.
Jefferson and fondly were recent
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John
eroon sod foisaibr Mom.
Am our sew xainikter, Xrc Winne
liiltz, on Friday evening in Dostay.
brook Church,
`11he annual Robinson reenion
will be 'held in ComMunity Park,
Sarnia, on Saturday, Ally Isl.
Jim /1, Chanmey spowat
Verna pooh", 4nd family, Nimigult
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart eharoneY
and daughters were SW -WRY 'OSA-
C.i= with Mr. and Mr,s. Cliff Ifenders
CIA and family at Kippen.
Mr. and Ms, John it. Thom i,o42
and Howard said Mr. and 0,
Robt. Rutledge, 'of Gotlealeh, Were
Oshawa visitors, over last weeksend
with the ladiesv sister, ,Mrs- MiWit
Sherridan, and family,
SundaY visitors at the home a
eluded Mr. and Mrs. /Work Ann -
strong, of Belgrave; Mr, :George
'Moons, of London, and Mr. and
Mrs. Joe TIMP50111, 00aleria,
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Saturday,
June 30
JACKPOT OF $50.00 FOR FULL HOUSE IN 52 CALLS.
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SAVINGS and SUGGESTIONS
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AT CLINTON
NEXT TO COMMUNITY PARK
Box Office Opens at 8 p.m. (DST)
First show at dusk.
Thurs., Fri. JUne 28, 29
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(Color)
Anthony Steel, David Knight
TWO CARTOONS
Saturday June 30
ONE NIGHT ONLY
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(Color)
Broderick Crawford, Barbara Hale
TWO CARTOONS
Sunday Midnight July 1, 2
and Monday
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(Color)
Susan Hayward, Robert Mitchum
TWO CARTOONS
TUESDAY, JULY 3
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