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Clinton News-Record, 1953-07-16, Page 6*.AG T, snc MUMS NgWS-REC.ORD Hews of Bayfield Eepreseat$IYt; IMS$ LUOY R. WOODS E, A. Featherston, London, was home ever the weekend. Dr. R. G, Hunter, Toronto, spent the weekend with his family. -Mrs. Percy Hill, Birmingham, Mich.; is' visiting Mrs. W. M. Purves. Mr. and Mrs. E. Flagg, London, occGupiedtheir cottage over the weekend. Miss Grace Millard, ; Los Ang- eles, Calif., is the guest of Miss M. Miller. ,,Mrs, ,John Gemeinhardt, Dong- las; yVyR# ling, is visiting her sister, Mrsqueries IViarks. Mr.andMrs.. G,eorre Glid'don, Guelph„ Eire. visiting the former's aunt, MrS. M, Fr ncis, Mr. and firs. liarry Baker and Gwen, London, are at their cot- tage this week. Plioae BAYPTELD 45r3 Mr, and Mrs, J, Orr and. John, Stratford, were at, the family cot- tage, over the weekend. Miss Carrie Dixon, Brantford, was' the guest of Mrg, I , M. Lang - Ford "over the weekend,. William L, Cameron, petroit, spent the weekend with his sisters, Misses E. and M. Cameron. Jimmy ,Higgins left .this Week to spend a fortnight with his aunt at her cottage in Haliburton, Eddie Koenig and Bayne Perrin, Kitchener, were the guests of Ron- ald Poth Aver the weeMild, - Mr., arid Mrs. C. Jones` held a. familyre*Uf on on SundaY at, their cottae in the JoWe t,'si}rvey Rev. and Mrs. P. Jenner left on Sunday to• spend a week at. the United Church Caine' at Goderich. Dr. and Mrs. Chapman returned i Clinton Monument Shop Open Every Friday and by Appointment Lo'aoI Representative: J. J. Zapfe, Phone 103 T. PRYDE and SON CLINTON *ETER, , SEAFORTH, tg Detroit on TtleseleY after'having been 4 their cottage for a few days, Mr. and Mrs. Art Sullivan and David,. Port Huron, Mich„ spent the weekend with Donnie Mc- Leod.. Miss Maxine Smith, London, spent the weekend with her grandmother, Mrs. Charles W. Parker, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Partington and see, pont4d, Toronto, are spending. a tew days with 1NZrd. George FrY. Mit and Mrs, G. D. Churchward and Miss Lena Shortt, London, were 4 "Rearsney” cottage over the weekend.' Mrs, Frank Anderson and on Francis, !Mitchell; ,spent ;3 few days with !ler parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ed Sturgeon. Mr, and Mrs, A. F. Furter, Lon- don, visited the formers, brother, H. A. Stinson, from Wednesday until Sunday.. P.C. and MrsS Lloyd Westlake, Mora, were with the: ,lattei's pat- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Toms, over the weekend. Misses Joan Myers and Susan Maters; Byr'ofi; a'#,["e spending a week with Joan's grandparents, Mr', and Mit. S. Bryant. Ml's. Gertrude Woodman return- ed to St. Marys en+.Friday+ after having spat a" holiday With her sister, Mrs. Reg Francis. Mr. and Mrs. Claytpi1 Weston, Chicago, ;cense on Friday , ay to Spend a .week with the fprmer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Weston. Mr. and Mrs. John Rankin and family, • Gtisha, Indiana, are spending a vacatio With' the for- mer's aunt, Miss C. P. Rankin. and Mrs. Jeek Parker, Ann Arbor, Mich' , spent Saturday and Sunday with the fernier's grand- mother, Mrs: Charles W. Parker. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. 'Pfaff and family, Windsor, and Pr, and Mrs. F.,V. Currie and family, St. Marys are occupying Jowett cottages for two weeks. Mr.anti Mrs. Norval Gemein- hardt, June, Lois and Carl, Sagin- a*, Mich„ came last week sto visit the former's mother, Mrs. F. C. Gemeinhardt. Mrs.; Johii• Shaver, Aylmer, vis- ited her sister, Miss Ann 'rate, from Thursday until Sunday. Thomas' Tate, Aylmer, spent Sun- day with his sisters. Harold Wright, Ottawa, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley O,hlmen, Chi - ago, Ill., were the guests of lr. and Mrs, H. Bricker et Jowett cottage No. 17.- last week. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Foyston, cottage No. 5 in the Jowett area, entertained the office staff and families of V.L.A., London, on Sat- urday afternoon. About 40 were present. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Francis, Jim- my and Lloyd, rettirned home last week after having spent a few days at Whitney, Ont., at Mrs. Francis' brother, Lawrence Mc- Millan's camp. The Willing Workers of St. And - Get the Most for Your Money ... Buy ROAD KING Super Deluxe Compare these prices Our Price Reg. Price 670 x 15 $21.80 $28.95 710 x 15 24.70 32.95 600 x 16 19.40 26.50 TRUCKERS -- TAKE NOTICE Our Price Reg. Price 750 x 20 (10 ply) $85.78 ...,.... $110.80 825 x 20 (10 ply) 104.98 ..,..,.. 130.30 900 x 20 (10 ply) 128.92 166'.35 "USE OUR EASY BUDGET PLAN" Western Tire and Auto Supply Rattenbury St. E. Clinton the letters start. Then irom all over the free world come such comments as these from readers of THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR, an international daily newspaper "The • Monitor is must read- ing for straight -thinking people. . • ." "1 returned to school after a lapse of 18 years. I will get my degree from the college, but. my education comes from the Monitor. , .." "The Monitor gives me ideas for my work. , . " "I truly enjoy its com4 Pw1y--•• • You, too, will find the Monitor informative, with complete world news. Yon will discover tt con- structive viewpoint in every news story. Use the coupon below for it'spe- cial Introductory, subscription -- 3 months for only O. The Christian Science Monitor One,Norway Sl., Boston 15, Mao., U. 1. A. Please send we an introductory ettbegrip. tion to The Christian Seknca Monitor - 76 issues. 1 enetae 13. tae.) (city) (.ages.) (sone) ' tango) P541 Bayfield Lions Annual Frolic Wednesday, July 22 In LIONS PARK, BAYFIELD, . Opened. by a SOFTBALL GAME at 6.30 perm. Kitchener Ilying Dutchmen" -- vs. Centralia RCAF Followed by BINGO—GAMES--PONY RIDES for Children CLINTON RCAF IAND IN ATTENDANCE ADMISSION: 25c — CHILDREN FREE Good Gate Prize Ticket Sales for Good Prize PROCEEDS FOR SAYFIELD ARENA FUND 1 rew's United Church held a very successful home-made baking sale in the church basement on Wed- nesday, July 8, which netted the organization -$42.90- Sympathy is extended to Mrs, James Sturgeon who' received word recently of the .death of her father, Fred Bean, who passed awaj'' in hospital in ,Brighton, Sus- sex, England, in June. Gerald Sturgegli, accompanied by Ronald' Wilson, Preston, Pent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mics. gel Sturgeon; Mr. and Mrs., Dennis Bisbackz, .Clinton, also Were with her parents. Mr. and Mrs, D. J, Hughes, vafston,. X11., and 1V1rs, W. R• owett, derich, visited M. and r e of last vbe k, M. O at and Mrs. J, O. Hughes, end Rich- ard Ellis, Detroit, were with them over the weekend, ,Guests.. at The Little Innin- elude, , re, Oliver Perry,, Mr. and Mrs, Wheel True, Wl _dsor Mr. ,,55 0' se- d S. G. me t r ...i' Ja n, end P I' herough; Miss GladYe' Sharp,- Pe= twit; Mrs. B. Noble, Mrs', William iVIcCr, ekren Mrs, J, W. P. Jones and MisS 1V#. E. Archer, London. • Jackie Fraser, London, is spend- ing' a week's vacation with his par- ents, Mt, and Mrs. J, Fraser. Miss Mildred Fraser who has taken a position in London also was home' oyet the weekend, and We, Fres= er's parents and brother, •Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cooper and\ Donaid, Clinton; visited them. on Sunday. Dr,• Wesley Heard arrived ftom Mdriterey, Calif., on Wednesday of last Week to visit his sister, Mrs. Gordon Galbraith and family, "Sylvan AcISi Godericherich Town - Ship. He was joined on Thursday by his son Bob, an aircraftsman stationed at the Naval Base at Norfolk, Virginia, who spent three days here.Aftera trip to Detroit, Dr. W. Heard returned on Tuesday evening fora longer visit with his sister. Mrs, Henry Lord (Lulu Davis- on) celebrated her 53rd birthday on July 12, at the home of her mother, Mrs. J. Davison. Present for this occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davison, 'Detroit; Mt. and Mrs. T. J. Mallett and family, London; Mr. and Mrs. J. H, Pol- lock, Ripley; Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Pollock, Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Batkins and family, Clin- ton; Mr. and Mrs. Orval McClin- chey and family, Goshen' Line; Mr. and Mrs. Williain Ker, Walker- ton, and Gerry Robson, London. We join in wishing Mrs. Lord, who is here on a visit from Montreal, many happy returns of the twelf- th. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davison also spent the weekend with their mother. Mrs. W. J. Stinson, a patient in Clinton Public Hospital for the past two years, enjoyed a treat on Thursday last when her dallghters had her brought over by ambul- ance for lunch at the home of H. A. Stinson. It was a pleasant sur- prise for her as she knew nothing of their plans until her daughter, Mrs. J. Stumpf, arrived at the hospital to accompany her. It was the first time Mrs. Stinson had seen her son's new home. She re- mained on -the stretcher and they rolled her from room to room and out on the lawn in the afternoon. Relatives who knew of her visit and next-door neighbors called to greet her. After this informal happy family gathering, she re- turned to the hospital late in the afternoon. The driver of the am- bulance added his touch to the day when he stopped to give Mrs. Stinsona view of the river from the new bridge. .......,..e.-..,.,,,..,... HOLMESVILLE Miss Del Finlay,. Clinton, was at her home in the village for a few days, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams spent a few days in Toronto re- cently, Miss Eileen Glidden .has been in London, a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lawson.: Mrs. J. W. Smith, Goderich, was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. ,Frank McCullough. Mrs. G. E. McCullough has re- turned to her home in Toronto, and then on July 8, left on a motor trip to.Indian Head, Sesk.. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cudn-tore haVe pturchased the borne of the late Mrs. 8,• Walter, and expect to itthe middle o sul move intofT. y Operation .Suuccessfud Friends of Miss Kay Holmes, Goderich, former" teacher at Hol- meeielle, will be pleased to lean} that she is recuperating nicely, following an eye operation in a London hospitah ellssion :Grant Picnic The Wilhelmine Mission Band held their" annual picnic on the school grourids. Games and con- tests were enjoyed, and lunch Wee served to, the children, by the leaders, Mrs. Frank McCullough and Mrs. Jack" Yeo, assisted by Miss kandra Williams. Hobrtesville WMS The meeting of the Woman's. Missionary Society of Hglinesville United Church, was held in the church with Mfrs. Frank McCul- lough as leader. The theme of the meeting was "In Action for the Church" and the call to worship was read by Mrs. McCullough, fol- lowed by the singing of "0 Can- ada": The 72nd Psaltn was read in unison, and the prayer Was taken by the leader, with the re- sponses, sung by the members, taken from the hymn "From Ocean Unto Ocean." The programme was completely Canadian, with Mts. Ninian Heard reading "Day of Opportunity"; Mrs. Edward Grigg read "School Iiays"; Mrs. Lloyd Bond read "Around the Myiskaka Lakes" and Mrs. Bill Norman had an article from Newfoundland, "A Caravan and a Field Trip". Mrs. Eldon Yeo, had a " short temperance talk and Mrs. Jack Yeo took the chapter in the study book. The meeting closed with the hymn, "0 Master, let Me Walk with Thee", and then was turned over to Mrs. Harry Cudmore for the WA meeting, which opened with the theme song and creed. Mrs. Cudmore took as the scrip- ture, John 14: 15, and gave a short talk on the meaning of the verse. It was decided do join the Huron Presbytery WA. Mrs. Bert Trewartha and, Mrs. Lloyd Bond were appointed a committee to see about commun- ion racks for the church pews. Committees in charge of arrange- ments for a wedding reception the WA is catering for are Mrs. Wil- liam Norman, Mrs. Eldon Yeo, Mrs. Harry Cudmore, Mrs. Lloyd Bond, Mrs. Frank McCullough, Mrs. Jack Yeo and Mrs, Edward Grigg. The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. Cudmore. Hostesses for the day were Mrs. Jack Yeo, Mrs. E. J. Trewartha and Mrs. Harry Cudmore. Come Out and. Hear .. . Hon. Lester B. PEARSON - Canada's Minister for External Affairs President, 7th General Assembly of the United Nations, who will speak in BRUSSELS 2.00 p.m. EXETER 7.30 p.m. ZURICH 9.00 p.m. Wednesday, July 22 in the interests of Andrew Y. McLean Liberal Candidate in Huron WATCH POSTERS AND LISTEN TO CKNX FOR FURTHER DETAILS issued by Huron Libere l Association 1 1 I • "'J 3I,1RSD,FiY, 'HAN' 36, 1.on GODERICH TOWNSHIP Mr. and Mrs. 'Gordon MacFar,, lane and son Bobby, St, Theniee, visited at, the 'home of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lobb on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Armstrong were at their cottage .over the weekend. Mrs. Armstrong and. children remained for the week's veeetion. Miss Mary R. Stewart, Kenora, is at her cottage at ,Paradise Vista for the surniner menthe. Her brother, Brown Stewart ana farn- ily,. Were her weekend guests; Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Jervis have returned from„a bus trip t4. !Finn;- peg and Detroit. While vacation- ing. they were guests of. Mr. and Mrs. D. Chabot (nee Helen Lobb); Mr, and Mrs. Carl Halstead (the former is dean of the United Church College, Winnipeg) ; also other relatives; in Myrtle; Roland and Winnipeg; iri'c1udmg Walter Holland's family and his mother, Mrs. T. Holland; Mrs. Holland i$: better known to a host of nephews 'and nieces in Goderich 'Township as "Aunt Celia", noted for her cheeriness, although an, invalid for many Years. In Detroit, Mr an !Nits. Jervis were guests of Stan'- ley Whiteman and his family. On their return a telegraih awaited them, notifying them of the death of their uncle, Albert Halstead, Winnipeg, formerly of Goderich Township. Mr, Halstead was In his 98th year, Last year travellers 1n Ce spent $276 'million while C ians travellin out of the eegntzl spent $3$6 m Ilion, Ball--Macaulayr I.,imiltekdt Lumber - Lime - Cense t' r i. Pilton 971/4 Phone 781 meattasik save iceco Id Coca.serve icercoldCocaPeola' Coke is the wawa partner of good thief* to eat. Add ita taste delights to the *mire of good food. Grocers now feaidtring Take encugh home Bottle Carton 36 today. Wading Federal Taxes Plus deposit 2c Per batt!, Authorized bottler of Coca-Cola under contract with Coca -Calan lA'tl. 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'iia'u i V k 1iiNl�llT�tat* , at4 11U311 NOTICE Ike *'EEDS -- NOUC its hereby, Elven toawne erf,flnb10144 ort`Iefts of tjiei Muirieipalitte. Of 'Huron that pie S a ;, z oilea§ weed the Ort. are OestreYed bet re the $t1I , , ,,Y' of t, 194, -be aecerdanee wjth the W(ed'„Contrrel Act, a g spieetpr u' iter :a TttIki3,t y given in.: tiidi s 3, 7, A0 444 12 , of the Act, with . cause thee Awning weeds/ or' Wee seed tti be destroyed, and the costs thereof will be placed on the collector's roll for eblleetiei Iii the keine manner at tastes under the Assessment Act. W. R. Dougall, Weed.. Inspector, Municipality of Huron 28-b rws.�r� i Clinton Monument Shop Open Every Friday and by Appointment Lo'aoI Representative: J. J. Zapfe, Phone 103 T. PRYDE and SON CLINTON *ETER, , SEAFORTH, tg Detroit on TtleseleY after'having been 4 their cottage for a few days, Mr. and Mrs. Art Sullivan and David,. Port Huron, Mich„ spent the weekend with Donnie Mc- Leod.. Miss Maxine Smith, London, spent the weekend with her grandmother, Mrs. Charles W. Parker, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Partington and see, pont4d, Toronto, are spending. a tew days with 1NZrd. George FrY. Mit and Mrs, G. D. Churchward and Miss Lena Shortt, London, were 4 "Rearsney” cottage over the weekend.' Mrs, Frank Anderson and on Francis, !Mitchell; ,spent ;3 few days with !ler parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ed Sturgeon. Mr, and Mrs, A. F. Furter, Lon- don, visited the formers, brother, H. A. Stinson, from Wednesday until Sunday.. P.C. and MrsS Lloyd Westlake, Mora, were with the: ,lattei's pat- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Toms, over the weekend. Misses Joan Myers and Susan Maters; Byr'ofi; a'#,["e spending a week with Joan's grandparents, Mr', and Mit. S. Bryant. Ml's. Gertrude Woodman return- ed to St. Marys en+.Friday+ after having spat a" holiday With her sister, Mrs. Reg Francis. Mr. and Mrs. Claytpi1 Weston, Chicago, ;cense on Friday , ay to Spend a .week with the fprmer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Weston. Mr. and Mrs. John Rankin and family, • Gtisha, Indiana, are spending a vacatio With' the for- mer's aunt, Miss C. P. Rankin. and Mrs. Jeek Parker, Ann Arbor, Mich' , spent Saturday and Sunday with the fernier's grand- mother, Mrs: Charles W. Parker. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. 'Pfaff and family, Windsor, and Pr, and Mrs. F.,V. Currie and family, St. Marys are occupying Jowett cottages for two weeks. Mr.anti Mrs. Norval Gemein- hardt, June, Lois and Carl, Sagin- a*, Mich„ came last week sto visit the former's mother, Mrs. F. C. Gemeinhardt. Mrs.; Johii• Shaver, Aylmer, vis- ited her sister, Miss Ann 'rate, from Thursday until Sunday. Thomas' Tate, Aylmer, spent Sun- day with his sisters. Harold Wright, Ottawa, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley O,hlmen, Chi - ago, Ill., were the guests of lr. and Mrs, H. Bricker et Jowett cottage No. 17.- last week. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Foyston, cottage No. 5 in the Jowett area, entertained the office staff and families of V.L.A., London, on Sat- urday afternoon. About 40 were present. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Francis, Jim- my and Lloyd, rettirned home last week after having spent a few days at Whitney, Ont., at Mrs. Francis' brother, Lawrence Mc- Millan's camp. The Willing Workers of St. And - Get the Most for Your Money ... Buy ROAD KING Super Deluxe Compare these prices Our Price Reg. Price 670 x 15 $21.80 $28.95 710 x 15 24.70 32.95 600 x 16 19.40 26.50 TRUCKERS -- TAKE NOTICE Our Price Reg. Price 750 x 20 (10 ply) $85.78 ...,.... $110.80 825 x 20 (10 ply) 104.98 ..,..,.. 130.30 900 x 20 (10 ply) 128.92 166'.35 "USE OUR EASY BUDGET PLAN" Western Tire and Auto Supply Rattenbury St. E. Clinton the letters start. Then irom all over the free world come such comments as these from readers of THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR, an international daily newspaper "The • Monitor is must read- ing for straight -thinking people. . • ." "1 returned to school after a lapse of 18 years. I will get my degree from the college, but. my education comes from the Monitor. , .." "The Monitor gives me ideas for my work. , . " "I truly enjoy its com4 Pw1y--•• • You, too, will find the Monitor informative, with complete world news. Yon will discover tt con- structive viewpoint in every news story. Use the coupon below for it'spe- cial Introductory, subscription -- 3 months for only O. The Christian Science Monitor One,Norway Sl., Boston 15, Mao., U. 1. A. Please send we an introductory ettbegrip. tion to The Christian Seknca Monitor - 76 issues. 1 enetae 13. tae.) (city) (.ages.) (sone) ' tango) P541 Bayfield Lions Annual Frolic Wednesday, July 22 In LIONS PARK, BAYFIELD, . Opened. by a SOFTBALL GAME at 6.30 perm. Kitchener Ilying Dutchmen" -- vs. Centralia RCAF Followed by BINGO—GAMES--PONY RIDES for Children CLINTON RCAF IAND IN ATTENDANCE ADMISSION: 25c — CHILDREN FREE Good Gate Prize Ticket Sales for Good Prize PROCEEDS FOR SAYFIELD ARENA FUND 1 rew's United Church held a very successful home-made baking sale in the church basement on Wed- nesday, July 8, which netted the organization -$42.90- Sympathy is extended to Mrs, James Sturgeon who' received word recently of the .death of her father, Fred Bean, who passed awaj'' in hospital in ,Brighton, Sus- sex, England, in June. Gerald Sturgegli, accompanied by Ronald' Wilson, Preston, Pent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mics. gel Sturgeon; Mr. and Mrs., Dennis Bisbackz, .Clinton, also Were with her parents. Mr. and Mrs, D. J, Hughes, vafston,. X11., and 1V1rs, W. R• owett, derich, visited M. and r e of last vbe k, M. O at and Mrs. J, O. Hughes, end Rich- ard Ellis, Detroit, were with them over the weekend, ,Guests.. at The Little Innin- elude, , re, Oliver Perry,, Mr. and Mrs, Wheel True, Wl _dsor Mr. ,,55 0' se- d S. G. me t r ...i' Ja n, end P I' herough; Miss GladYe' Sharp,- Pe= twit; Mrs. B. Noble, Mrs', William iVIcCr, ekren Mrs, J, W. P. Jones and MisS 1V#. E. Archer, London. • Jackie Fraser, London, is spend- ing' a week's vacation with his par- ents, Mt, and Mrs. J, Fraser. Miss Mildred Fraser who has taken a position in London also was home' oyet the weekend, and We, Fres= er's parents and brother, •Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cooper and\ Donaid, Clinton; visited them. on Sunday. Dr,• Wesley Heard arrived ftom Mdriterey, Calif., on Wednesday of last Week to visit his sister, Mrs. Gordon Galbraith and family, "Sylvan AcISi Godericherich Town - Ship. He was joined on Thursday by his son Bob, an aircraftsman stationed at the Naval Base at Norfolk, Virginia, who spent three days here.Aftera trip to Detroit, Dr. W. Heard returned on Tuesday evening fora longer visit with his sister. Mrs, Henry Lord (Lulu Davis- on) celebrated her 53rd birthday on July 12, at the home of her mother, Mrs. J. Davison. Present for this occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davison, 'Detroit; Mt. and Mrs. T. J. Mallett and family, London; Mr. and Mrs. J. H, Pol- lock, Ripley; Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Pollock, Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Batkins and family, Clin- ton; Mr. and Mrs. Orval McClin- chey and family, Goshen' Line; Mr. and Mrs. Williain Ker, Walker- ton, and Gerry Robson, London. We join in wishing Mrs. Lord, who is here on a visit from Montreal, many happy returns of the twelf- th. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davison also spent the weekend with their mother. Mrs. W. J. Stinson, a patient in Clinton Public Hospital for the past two years, enjoyed a treat on Thursday last when her dallghters had her brought over by ambul- ance for lunch at the home of H. A. Stinson. It was a pleasant sur- prise for her as she knew nothing of their plans until her daughter, Mrs. J. Stumpf, arrived at the hospital to accompany her. It was the first time Mrs. Stinson had seen her son's new home. She re- mained on -the stretcher and they rolled her from room to room and out on the lawn in the afternoon. Relatives who knew of her visit and next-door neighbors called to greet her. After this informal happy family gathering, she re- turned to the hospital late in the afternoon. The driver of the am- bulance added his touch to the day when he stopped to give Mrs. Stinsona view of the river from the new bridge. .......,..e.-..,.,,,..,... HOLMESVILLE Miss Del Finlay,. Clinton, was at her home in the village for a few days, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams spent a few days in Toronto re- cently, Miss Eileen Glidden .has been in London, a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lawson.: Mrs. J. W. Smith, Goderich, was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. ,Frank McCullough. Mrs. G. E. McCullough has re- turned to her home in Toronto, and then on July 8, left on a motor trip to.Indian Head, Sesk.. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cudn-tore haVe pturchased the borne of the late Mrs. 8,• Walter, and expect to itthe middle o sul move intofT. y Operation .Suuccessfud Friends of Miss Kay Holmes, Goderich, former" teacher at Hol- meeielle, will be pleased to lean} that she is recuperating nicely, following an eye operation in a London hospitah ellssion :Grant Picnic The Wilhelmine Mission Band held their" annual picnic on the school grourids. Games and con- tests were enjoyed, and lunch Wee served to, the children, by the leaders, Mrs. Frank McCullough and Mrs. Jack" Yeo, assisted by Miss kandra Williams. Hobrtesville WMS The meeting of the Woman's. Missionary Society of Hglinesville United Church, was held in the church with Mfrs. Frank McCul- lough as leader. The theme of the meeting was "In Action for the Church" and the call to worship was read by Mrs. McCullough, fol- lowed by the singing of "0 Can- ada": The 72nd Psaltn was read in unison, and the prayer Was taken by the leader, with the re- sponses, sung by the members, taken from the hymn "From Ocean Unto Ocean." The programme was completely Canadian, with Mts. Ninian Heard reading "Day of Opportunity"; Mrs. Edward Grigg read "School Iiays"; Mrs. Lloyd Bond read "Around the Myiskaka Lakes" and Mrs. Bill Norman had an article from Newfoundland, "A Caravan and a Field Trip". Mrs. Eldon Yeo, had a " short temperance talk and Mrs. Jack Yeo took the chapter in the study book. The meeting closed with the hymn, "0 Master, let Me Walk with Thee", and then was turned over to Mrs. Harry Cudmore for the WA meeting, which opened with the theme song and creed. Mrs. Cudmore took as the scrip- ture, John 14: 15, and gave a short talk on the meaning of the verse. It was decided do join the Huron Presbytery WA. Mrs. Bert Trewartha and, Mrs. Lloyd Bond were appointed a committee to see about commun- ion racks for the church pews. Committees in charge of arrange- ments for a wedding reception the WA is catering for are Mrs. Wil- liam Norman, Mrs. Eldon Yeo, Mrs. Harry Cudmore, Mrs. Lloyd Bond, Mrs. Frank McCullough, Mrs. Jack Yeo and Mrs, Edward Grigg. The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. Cudmore. Hostesses for the day were Mrs. Jack Yeo, Mrs. E. J. Trewartha and Mrs. Harry Cudmore. Come Out and. Hear .. . Hon. Lester B. PEARSON - Canada's Minister for External Affairs President, 7th General Assembly of the United Nations, who will speak in BRUSSELS 2.00 p.m. EXETER 7.30 p.m. ZURICH 9.00 p.m. Wednesday, July 22 in the interests of Andrew Y. McLean Liberal Candidate in Huron WATCH POSTERS AND LISTEN TO CKNX FOR FURTHER DETAILS issued by Huron Libere l Association 1 1 I • "'J 3I,1RSD,FiY, 'HAN' 36, 1.on GODERICH TOWNSHIP Mr. and Mrs. 'Gordon MacFar,, lane and son Bobby, St, Theniee, visited at, the 'home of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lobb on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Armstrong were at their cottage .over the weekend. Mrs. Armstrong and. children remained for the week's veeetion. Miss Mary R. Stewart, Kenora, is at her cottage at ,Paradise Vista for the surniner menthe. Her brother, Brown Stewart ana farn- ily,. Were her weekend guests; Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Jervis have returned from„a bus trip t4. !Finn;- peg and Detroit. While vacation- ing. they were guests of. Mr. and Mrs. D. Chabot (nee Helen Lobb); Mr, and Mrs. Carl Halstead (the former is dean of the United Church College, Winnipeg) ; also other relatives; in Myrtle; Roland and Winnipeg; iri'c1udmg Walter Holland's family and his mother, Mrs. T. Holland; Mrs. Holland i$: better known to a host of nephews 'and nieces in Goderich 'Township as "Aunt Celia", noted for her cheeriness, although an, invalid for many Years. In Detroit, Mr an !Nits. Jervis were guests of Stan'- ley Whiteman and his family. On their return a telegraih awaited them, notifying them of the death of their uncle, Albert Halstead, Winnipeg, formerly of Goderich Township. Mr, Halstead was In his 98th year, Last year travellers 1n Ce spent $276 'million while C ians travellin out of the eegntzl spent $3$6 m Ilion, Ball--Macaulayr I.,imiltekdt Lumber - Lime - Cense t' r i. Pilton 971/4 Phone 781 meattasik save iceco Id Coca.serve icercoldCocaPeola' Coke is the wawa partner of good thief* to eat. Add ita taste delights to the *mire of good food. Grocers now feaidtring Take encugh home Bottle Carton 36 today. Wading Federal Taxes Plus deposit 2c Per batt!, Authorized bottler of Coca-Cola under contract with Coca -Calan lA'tl. 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