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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-07-20, Page 5. . .. irdrof pge: 3, July P.), I 901 e sail and district news 4QARg5PONPENT5 Mrs, Maude Iledden. Phone 5 Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 .pj:.......e,'e.'etet..,,,eezLe4.e,e2e,tI4."e'eee';...;;e:•,,,.e==ii=7:=41.100:70=MMengreartr==artMtratnee Top fiddler nearing 97 William 'Hyde, .grand old time fiddling champion wbo has won close to 100 cups med- els, prizes and cash in veri- ties Old Role fiddling contests oyer a period Of years will celebrate his 97th birthday SundaY, :July e3. .He thinks he will Attend the Oici Time Fiddlers' Conteet at Sheiberne but does not 'think he will "participate. Pete newlyweds A reception and dance, large- ly attended, was held for 11lr. and Mrs. Douglas Eyre, the former Fallible Adams, a re- cent bridal couple, in Seaforth Legion Hall Friday evening, July 14. They were made the presentation of a well-filled purse of money. The address was read by John Jacobi and Alvin Taylor presented the puree, , Norris orchestra provided music :for the :dance. ,517.A.....44.....,jpoT...",,TZ,C17.44P 4,4 jr4i44,Wor „47 Play camp attracts 100 Nioety-four ehildreirhave en- ro.11gd at the 11 DayCamp which is held each morning from 9.00 e.m. to 11.45 A.M. on Mendel te ThursdaY- On Fridays the morning ss - on starts at 10 a,m. and .a special aetivitY is held and then in the afternoons at 2 P.M. the children are taken for a swim to the Sealer.% ewiroming pool. The day camp is under the supervision of Robert Rea- hurn, who has Iat Rowe, Shar- ron Skidmore, Robert Me - N ht n and David. Taylor es Children present' Storm floods television show The Kiddies Studio Party on cellars/fields CKNX Winghani on Saturday, July 15 was presented by boys A severe electrical storm. and girls from Hensall and passed over Remelt Sunday district, pupils of Miss Orta afternoon :last flooding streets Laramie, and cellars. Hydro was off for The program included piano 1 one hour. solos by Deanna Forrest, web., Lightning hit Lloyd McDon- ael Davis, Cheryl Little, Marion! aid's barn on highway 4 a mile P'orter, Ruth Cudmore, Lynn and a half south of the village Faber, Donna Whitehouse and damaging ills milking machine. .11m Traquair; piano trio, Linda Some of the cellars had five Jane, Dorothy and Danny Kip -I feet of water and crops were for; piano duet, Janice Wright. under water. and Ruthanne Coleman; violin Smillie clan reunion solos by Bob McNatighton, The annual Smillie clan re- Rrian Smillie; sole, Brian union was held at Seaforth Smillie and vocal duet, Nancy Lions Park on Saturday, July Forrest and Mary Mock. 8 with a good attendance, A Transportation to Wingham turkey dinner and picnic sup - was kindly provided by Mrs. per were served, Swimming Cornelius Faber, Mrs, Ross was enjoyed by many and a Forrest, Mrs. Cecil Kipfer and ball game. Mr. Elgin Porter. Winners in games and con - Saturday, July 20 Another testsprePared by Ken. Elder of group of boys and girls from Hamilton and Miss Norma Studio Party from cfzx wing. Eatwell, Ruth Smillie, Donna Geiger of Zurich were: Donna Hensall will present a Kiddies ham. Hensall personals Mr, and Mrs, Bill.Demo and daughter Christeria, of St. Thomas, spent last weekend with atr, and Mrs. Ross Jinks and family. Mr, and Mrs. A. R.. Orr at- tended the Falconer - McInnes reunion in Whitechurch last Saturday, Al Corbett returned home after spending a week with his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chaffe, at Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Don MacLar- en, of Cooksville, were week- end visitors with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ch Mrs. Edna Corbett spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Parker and Katharine at Kippen. Miss Irma :Kipfer, of Toron- to, is holidaying with. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Kipfer and. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kipfer and. family. l'tMr. Bill Fisher returned to Itis home at Collingwood taller 'sliending e week with 'Mr; and Mrs. Rennie La Porte. Mr. Gerry Chapman is holi- daying with his sister and brother-in-law, 'Mr. and Mrs, Don, IMacLaren in Cooksville. Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Munn were recent visitors with their daughter end son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don Gooding and family in Parkhill. Dr. Alex.and Mrs. Smillie, Niagara Falls, accompanied by three granddaughters at- tended the Smillie picnic at Seaforth Lions Park last Sat- urday .spencLing •the weekend with Mr. aid lfes. Clarence Smillie andiefamily. Dr. Jennie Smillie Robertson, Toronto, and Rev. Dan and tMrs. Smillie and family of Saskatoon also attended the reunion and visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Peck. Funeral services for the late Ivan Webster Turner, 41, of Clinton, Who died of a heart attack, were held Thursday, July 13 from the Beattie Fu- neral Home, Clinton, with bur- ial in Bayfield cemetery. The deceased. was a nephew of T. J. Sherrill and is survived by Sugar and spice - Continued from page' 4 Then, I take History and Geography. The first day I had to write my Column is History period. The 'second day, I had to go to the veterans' hospital for any annual check-up, and missed it. The next time, I got a little 'nixed in the time -table and arrived at 2 p.m., to find the lecture just ending. But I made one this week, and it's all about Greeks and stuff. I elso take English, but I taught that last year, so I know everything there is to know abdut it. Participles and poems And metaphors 'and all like that, We take Latin, too, but it's 22 years since 1 studied Latin, and there doesn't seem nitich point in going back that far, for a little lousy Latin. Then,there's G daric e, iswhieh all about talking to teen-agers and getting them jobs and. things. But have e teen age kid of my own, se T know all about that. I've been talking to him and try- ing to get him to mow the ]awn all summer So there's the course in a nut -shell. But do you know the part; of the course, I like hest of all? It's when I get home, Friday evening, And a little brown girl says, "Hi, Dad, smuck, what kept you so late, can I go swim• ming?" And a long, lean, brown kid I wouldn't recog- nize, if it weren't for the fact that he's wearing my best sport shirt, says, "Hi, Dad, smuck, how'd you like to fake us to the drive-in?" Atid s sophisticated, tanned doll, who (11114 boars no relation to the crab- by old wife I had all winter, wraps me up like fl anacon , tia, and murmurs, "We Missed *out" That's the pati �f the eieurse like. his mother, four sisters and three brothers, Mrs, Sarah Glazier bas re- turned from a three weeks' vacation with relatives in Kin - burn. She is in her 95th year. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Jones, Mr. end Mrs. Robert Jones of Moosejaw, Sask. were recent visitors with Mrs. Alberta Me - Beath. Miss Dora Alair, of Clinton, is a guest with Mrs, Aide Sim- mons. .Mrs. Cornish, Mrs. Blanchard and Mr. Harold Pickett were guests Thursday with IVIrs. borta LMcBeath. Members of Hensall Legion and Ladies Auxiliary enjoyed their annual picnic at Bayfield last Sunday. The day was ideal for a full program of sports conducted by Mrs. Harold Campbell and Mrs. Howard Smale. Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Hall and Douglas of Sudbury were week- end guests with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McNaughton, Cromarty. Mrs. Melvin Johnston, St. Catharines, is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Basil Edwards. A family gathering was held Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Geiger, Zurich, when a delic- ious chicken dinner, buffet style, was served and a social time spent. Rev. Charles D. Daniel and Mrs. Daniel of Ingersoll were guests at the Hutchison -Ross wedding last Saturday. Christine and Betty Cameron are vacationing for a week with relatives in Seaforth. Weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Peck were Dr. T. Smillie Robertson, of Toronto, and Rev. and Mrs. Ben Smillie and family, formerly of Van- couver. Mr. Smillie has been studying in Boston the past year and is on his way to be chaplain of the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Love, Caro, Mich., Mr. and Mrs, Norman Coleman and family. Norfolk, Virginia; Mr. and Mrs. Ken McKay and family, of Kippen, were Sunday guests with Mr, and Mrs, J. E. Mc- Ewen, Mrs. Fred Birosh and Barry of Trenton have returned after spending a week with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. S. Shepherd. Mr, Stewart McQueen was taken by Bonthron ambulance to St. ,Toseph's Hospital, Lon- don, on Saturday. Don Mousseau, while sliding into second base at the softball tournament, f r ac tur e d two bones in his foot and is now going around on cretches. Mr. and Mrs. Don Haven, Keith, Barbara and Debbie, expect to leave this Saturday by motor for Los Angeles, California, where they will vacation for a month with the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Haven. Mr, Ed. Funk, who has been a patient in South, Huron Hos: pile, Exeter, following an ac- cident: on his farm several days ago vvhen o. chip from e blade of a power mower flew off embedding itself M his body While he was mewing his lawn, returned home Sat- tirday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jinks, Gail and .Billy, are vacationing with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shene and fainily Champaige, 711. Mr. and Mrs, Den, •Joynt, John and P'at, left Sunday for a vacation At Manitoulin Is land. Mrs. William 'Kerr and Carol of North Bay are vacationing with the former's sister, Mrs. Maude Hodder'. Mr, and Mrs. Carl Payne and family haVe returned from a trip through the St, Lawrence OttaWa. end Algongnin Park, MrS, Alvin Etch, WiedSor, Mr. Oswald Browit QC and WS. trinket, Detroit,' were weekend guests with Mr, and Mrs, Ed. Little and fe Guests , Thursday ith Mr, and Mrs. George .ss were Mrs. Gertrude Pewell of Exc.' W.( 'and Mrs. Pearl St. ThelliaS, Peck, Christine Smillie, Ralph Geiger, Margie Geiger, Larry Elder, Patricia Poore, IVIrs. J. Sminie, Freddy Elder, Bill Howe, Wayne Peck, President Ken Elder of Hen- sall conducted a short business period. Seaforth Lions Park was chosen as the place for next year's picnic, Saturday, July 7. The 'secretary's report was given by Dr. A, B. Smil- be, Niagara Falls. Officers elected were: honor- ary president, Dr. Jennie Smil- he Robertson, Toronto; past president, Ken Elder, Hensall; president, Mrs. James Mc- Naughton, Kippen; vice-presi- dent, Harold Elder, Hensall; secretary - treasurer, Harold Shepherd, Toronto; social con- veners, Mrs. R. M. Peck, Hen - salt; aVirs. H. Shepherd, To- ronto; Mrs. F. Howe, Hyde Park and Tucson, Arizona; Mrs. Lyle Statham, Kingsville; billet convener, Mrs. Harold Elder, Hensall; sports con- veners, Miss Jean M cNaugh- ton, Kippen; Miss Ruth Geiger, Zurich. Celebrates 89th birthday Mrs, Mary Haugh, Bruce - field, entertained at her 'home Sunday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Haugh Sr,, 89 years of age. Present were the latter's daughters, Mrs. J. Ussher, of Norfolk, Virginia, who is mov- ing to near Washington, D.C., Dr. J. McIntosh, Toronto, and Mrs. Gus Voth, Detroit, Mich., a :former resident of Bruce - field. Friends present from London, Clinton and Brucefield enjoyed a social hour renewing ac- qtaintances after some 40 years. Bingo winners Legion bingo winners Satur- day night were: Larry Jones; Mrs. Wes Venner, Wilfred Doupe; Sim Roobol; Fred Ken- nings; Roy Kenney; Mrs. Bob Baker, Mrs. Paul Neilands; Mrs. Paul Neilands; Billy Dick, Mr. Pincent; eVIrs. L. Meiden- ger, Zurich; Mrs. Freida Boa, Mrs. Wes Venner; Bill Austin Seaforth, Mrs, Lloyd Denom- me. Specials, Murray Tyndall, Brucefield; Mrs. Wes Venner, Roy Kenny; Mrs, Fleischauer. Door prizes were won by Billy Dick and Mrs, Alfred. Meiden- ger. Saturday next the jack pot will be worth $145.00 in 59 calls and two door prizes. Pee wees•win Hensall Legion pee wees de- feated RCAF Station Centralia 18-13 here on Wednesday night July 12 in a WOAA baseball game. Billy Chipchase, with a home run and a triple, led the win- ners, Ken Smale struck out 10 Centralia batsmen. Will visit England ' Mrs. Mary Taylor will leave August 1 from Crumlin air- port for a six weeks' vacation in England where 'she will visit with relatives in Yorkshire, Lancashire and Westmoreland. Her first trip to her native homeland since coming to Can- ada 51 years ago she will meet her brother John, four sisters and two brothers of her late husband, and renew acquaint- ances 'and school friends, Personal items Thursday la s t Mr. Glen Payne and Lois of Sault Ste. Marie, Mrs. Floyd Payne, Lon - doe, visited with Mr. and Mrs, Carl Payne, Miss Mary Payne returned with. them for a vveek's holiday. Mr. 'and Mr, Fred Beer, Flt/Sgt, John Beer, Mrs. Beer, David, Johnny end Steven, of Barrie, are vatationing this week at Lions Heed, Kay Davis is :spending this week vacationing with her uncle and aunt, Me, and Mrs. Drew Fowler, London. Mrs. Thigh elcMurtrie and Mrs, R. S, HoPlUns of Chitago, Mrs. Ross Dick, Londtm, Visit- ed their titters, Mrs. A. E. Northey and Mr, Northey of 'Cameron, and Mrs. Lena Filer and Mr. Eitel. or Yoiteg'S Point, and Mil. Chas. Rebie- son and Mr. Robinson of 13alk, Ontarie, Noddy VoWler, of London, is holidaying With his uncle, and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Davis, and tOttsiti, Metal Davit, • -- camp instruetors. Thie pro- gram will be :followed at the park; Wednesday, July 19, 9.15 ant tots,- crafts; • jueiors ,seniors—sports pe- riod; 10,00 a.m. tots—st 0 r y lime; jr.—crafts; sr.— volley- ball; 11 ant,. tots—aetivity pe- riod; jr.—sports; sr.—erafts. 'Thursday, July 29—c r c day at the arena, Fridey„Iitly, 21 10 a.m.— on wheels day; 2 p.m. ,swini- ming at .Seaforth,„ IVIonday„Iuly, 24, 9.15 :a.m., tots—activity period; jr.---soft- bail; sr.—crafts; 10 :a.m., tots —story thne; jr.—crafts; sr.— activities period; 11 a,m,, lots —crafts; jr.—actleities period; sr,—softball. Tuesday, July 25, 9.15 a.m, tots—c ref t s; jr.—basketball; sr.—activities; 10 e,m., tots— ectivitie•s; r a f ts; sr,— basketball; 11 a.m., tots—story t e; pew* sr,—crafts. Shower for beide-elect Mrs. Herb. Jones: was host- ess for e miscellaneous pres- entation at her home Monday evening for Miss - Helen Price of Seaforth, whose marriage to Robert Parsons of Cromarty, a nephew of Mrs. Jones, will take place Saturday, July 29, Presentation address was read by Marlene Key s of Var- na and gifts presented by Kathy, Linde land Joyce Ferg- uson, Hensall, and Brenda Keys. Musical numbers were Pro- vided by .Grant and Kenneth Jones and readings by Kenneth Jones. Contests were enjoyed. The bride- elec t expressed thanks in fitting manner. Thirty relatives and friends attended the shower from Lon- don-,. Tbamesford, Crediton, Seaforth, Exeter and Hensall. Mark silver anniversary Mr. and les. Delbert Geiger, Zurich, were pleasantly sur- prised recently when relatives met at their home to honor thein on the occasion of their 25th. wedding anniversary and present them with many gifts. VeMENIZERRAMMieteRWeIeseete Comments about Kippen By MRS. NORMAN LONG re.V.inserMleemete.Min..; Personal items :Bonnie Butler, of Arva, is enjoying some holidays with her uncle and 'aunt,' Mr. and Mrs. John Sinclair. St. Andrew's United Church Sunday School end community annual picnic will be held at Lion's Park, Seaforth on July 24. Table committee is. Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper and sports committee, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- mer Jones. Mrs. William Charters re- turned borne last week after visiting two months with her daughter and son -tin -law, Mr, and Mrs. Rex Thompson of Battle Creek, Mich. Mrs. Margaret Johnson of Toronto, who has visited her brother, W. R. Cooper, return- ed home on Sunday. Visitors during the week with Mr. and Mrs. N. Long included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Keating of Owen Sound, Rev. and Mrs. D. A. MadMillan of Ilderton and Sunday, their daughter, Mrs. Alvin Ulch of Windsor, 'Mr. Oswald Brown QC and Mrs. Brown of :Detroit, Marcia and Cheryl Little of Hensall. The Misses Shirley and San- dra Reid are spending the summer at leigvvin Inn, Lake of Bays, Muskoka. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Schneid- er and family of Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cornish and family of Goderich visited Saturday with their father, Mr, Robert Thomson. Mrs, Charles Eyre and Janice spent last week with relatives et Niagara Falls. Don't tease your lawn "Don't tease your lawn with a little bit of water," says Pro- fessor J. C. Taylor, Depart- ment of :Horticulture, OAC, Insufficient watering does more harm than :good. Light w a ter in g applications just Make the grass roots grow to the surface, where they can he killed easily by the hot mid- day sun. Also, shallow -rooted Weeds, thrive in this environ- ttlefiL 8oak the lentil to a (tenth or several inches, How do you tell when the lawn has enough wa- ter? Platt several pans in the area that is to be watered. When the water 1-1/2 inches deep in the pans, the lawn has sufficient. It makes sense to weer one section of the lawn 'at, If you try to do the Whole lawn, in one evening, Ilene Of the lawn will get etiough water. One good watering 1.8 tittteil better than two or thite leaS thorough waterings. The best tithe to water is in the miming oe the evening, When Mere is 'less eVaperation. For elopes and tertedeS, use e fine, spray because absorption is slower there. CroPRadiostation marty Comments . bid refused By MR§, KEN ''''',-1=Zi=777'''''"7."'"''''.'"e•"")c"vIletlitteetMlereeetetr„euteeeststetteeteresei7e-teeisereeeses According t e recent repQrt, from Ottawa the Board Mr. T. McCallum of Toronto was a Meld visitor with Mr. and Mrs. WI Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Harold King of liamilton are guests at the ' home of Mr. and Mrs. liarold Carey. Mrs. Stephen Hendrick and children of Windsor visited last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Keith McLaren, Mr. Kendrick came for the vveekend and Mrs. Kendrick and chil- dren returned 'home with Miss Joyce Kerslake spent the weekend with Miss Mary. lyn Allen, Mitchell, lace, London visited on Saturday with mr. and Mrs. George lAral. Mr- and Mrs, Gus Heagy of Mr, and Mrs. T. L. Scat and Alec left on Saturday for a provinces, motor trip through the western Joyce, Kerslake were alneng the Misses Alice Walker n d number of Jr. Farmers who enjoyed a bus trip to Niagara Falls on Friday, Mrs. K. McKellar attended a shower, held in E 1 in v i 11 e Church on Friday .night in honor of her niece, Miss Anna ltentlY, whose marriage to Mr. Donald Willcox of Kitchener takes place on Saturday, July 22. Mr. A ndr e w McLachlan, Mrs. Grace Scott, Mrs. Car- ter Kerslake, Joyce, 'Brenda and Craig, attended the Mc- Lachlan-Allen-Hoggarth reun- ion in Stratford on Satueday. Mrs. Amelia Cole of St. Ma- rys is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs, John Hocking, Ladies Aid The meeting of the Ladies Aid Society was held at the home of Mrs. J. M. Scott. In the absence of the president, Mrs. Scott presided, and opened the meeting with a poein. 'Mrs, M. Boughton led in devotions. During the business period a committee was appointed to make arrangements for cater- ing at a wedding. Program and lunch commit- tees were appointed for next meeting. Lunch, was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. 1'. L. Scott and Mrs. Grace Scott, Roy's WMS The meeting of the WMS of Roys Church was held at the home of Mrs. John Hocking. Mrs. Harvey Dow presided and the worship service was conducted by Mrs. G. Neil and Mrs. Fred Johns, the theme being "Workers with God." Mrs. Fred Johns and Mrs. H. Dow were named as a program committee for the September meeting which will be held at the home of 'Mrs. Roy Dow, Mrs. Russell 'Miller gave a reading "The House Beautiful" and a reading entitled "The Water Mill" was given by Mrs. Calvin Christie. Mrs. Murray Christie showed a' film strip "The World in a WI...orudn'C'h was served by the hos- tess and a social hour enjoyed. Scott reunion The Scott family reunion was ;held in Lions Park, Mit- chell, on July 8. Results of sports were 6-7, Frances Scott, Bobby Binning, nine and under, Allen Coleman, Richard Binning; nine and over Alex Scott, Anna Scott; gues- sing number of beans in jar, Richard Binning. Oldest lady present, Mrs. Thos. Scott Sr.; oldest man pre- sent, Mr. Kenneth McKellar; longest married couple, Mr. and Mrs. K. McKellar; latest married couple, Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Scott; youngest child present, Gerry Wallace, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Wallace. Officers for 1962 are: Pre- sident, Gordon Scott, Cromer- ty; secretary, Mrs. Laverne Scott, Seaforth; lunch com- mittee, Mr, and Mrs. j, M. Scott and Mr. and Mrs. T. L. SeTcihtte. reunion next year will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Scott. (Intended for last week) Mrs. Donald McKellar and sons, Donald .and Duncan, of Phoenix, Arizona, and Dim Dan McKellar and son, Rus- sell, of Buffalo, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Will Miller a n d other relatives hemrefs5 Caroline Kumm, nurse - in -training at Kitchener -Water- loo Hospital, visited on Thurs- day with Miss Margaret Jean Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Len Houghton, Leonard, Gordon, and Peter, of Teeswater, were Sunday vis- itors with Mrs, M. Houghton, Miss .lo Anne McKinley, of THE SLICK SIGN WRITER Dri Mark ONLY 39c The Times - Advocate 14 1.01104ying ,witb Mrs. Calvin Mrs. Joe Drummond and ,qcorge. Tuffin, et Wheat- leY, Wetted on.Wednesday .ati the being of Mr, and Mrs. Otto. 'Walker. Mr. and Mrs. George Wal- lace visited reeently the lime el their son :and daugh- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Don- ald Wallace,'of Cerlingford. Mr, David Scott .returned twine on Sunday after spend- ing ..a few weeks with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Moore, of Lindsay. 0 SeVeral, of the .conneetioe: from Cromarty attended the .Seett reunion et Mitchell Rec- reation Centre .on. •Saturday. To. teach in Germany A. gathering of the Russell faerilY was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley 'Rus- sell on Sunday, July 2. The guest of hem. was Miss riOrenc.e Russell, of Mitchell,. Who is leaving shortly for a tour -0 the British, Tales and Germany where she will 'teach at the RCAF base Zweibruck. en for two years.. Guests present were fro- Torento, Hamilton, Mitchel.. Russeldale, Fullerton and $taf- Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Laing, Lorraine and David, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd. Stewart and family of the :South Boundary. Mr. and avrrs. Alex Gardiner and Miss Karen Scott visited on Sunday with friends at Ros- tock. Mr, Paul Scott of Hespeler, who .had charge of the church service on Sunday was a guest at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Carter Kerslake. The vacation Bible school opened in Cromarty church on Monday with an attendance of 88. Miss Joan King of Windsor was a weekend visitor with Miss Margaret Ann Wallace. Richard Binning, Mitchell, spent a few -holidays with Craig Kerslake. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Miller and Paul •attended the Chalmers reunion 'at Riverview Park, Exeter, on Sunday. WMS The July meeting of the Wo- man's Misisonary Society was held at the home of Mrs. Wil- liam Harper with Mrs. Grace Scott, presiding. Mrs. K. McKellar had charge of the study:book the 'subject ;being "Women. of the Bible," with Mrs. Calder IleKaig as- sisTtihneglopic was given by Mrs. Sadie Scott and Mrs. M. Hough- ton gave •current events, The president Mrs. C. McKeig cot - ducted the business. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. M. La - mond and Mrs, T. L. Scott. Broadcast Of:Tereus has rec- ommended fpr denial, IWO aP. Plications for a new 1,000 watt radio station at Goderich. Comment from the board was that the licensing of a Gode- rich station would pot— at this time—"assure the residc,ots of Goderich of satisfactory local service and would endanger the standard of service .in Hur- on County generally.” Huron County Publishers As- sociation had submitted a brief to the hoard suggesting that the ten weekly newspapers Presently in the county, plus the excellent services of CKNX and CFPL radio and television stations were giving adequate coverage in the county. In addition this brief pointed out that two daily papers in London and, Stratford, also served the area. Also submitting a brief, and appearing before the board in person were representatives of radio station CKNX at Wing - ham, The two groups seeking li- cence were headed by William Beatty, Toronto and James row, Oakville. VISITORS? When Uncle Bill and Aunt Mary come to visit—or you visit them—tell us about it. We like to report the social activities of the folks in this district. Phone 770 THE TIMES -ADVOCATE Or your local correspondent trx=2:17.=:;ze,===.70,101 Message from Blake Personal items Mr. awl Mrs. Lloyd MeRrYlet and farnllY,Win* deor, ore In.. ing with friends, ,neighhere etn4 relatives of this vicinity, Mr. Amide Mustard, spent the weekend with his Wife end fern ily. Mr. and Mrs. Guys Clark and Teddy, Ottawa and INDY Rini* gap, Thornhill, and sister of Mrs. Clark were visiting with Mr. William Clark, Blake. Douglas Manson, Toronto. is vacationing with Mr. .and 1VIrs. Newell Geiger and John and Mrs. Mary Manson and Robert. 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