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The Seaforth News, 1952-07-10, Page 1The Seafor' HURON COUNTY'S* L,EADING ‘NEWSPAPER e S WHOLE SCRIM, VOL. 75 SEAFOItTH, ONTARIO, 'THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1952 HULLETT MRS. ROBERT LAWSON A• highly respected resident of 1Lullett Township passed away on July 3rd in the person of Airs. Al - vita Mary Johns Lawson, widow of the late Robert Lawson, Mrs. Law- son had been ill for the past eight months following a hip fracture, Af- ter a lengthy stay in the Clinton hospital she was taken to the home of her daughter, Mrs, (John David son, Huron Road, where she remain- ed until her death, Mrs. Lawson was born hi Tucker - smith Township in Sept. 1867, dang- hter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Johns, She was married to Robert Lawson in December 1888. They farmed in Colborne twp. and then moved to their farm in Hullett 42 years ago, Mr. Lawson predeceased her in De- cember, 1940. Aim. Lawson was a member of Constance United Church and a life member of the 'P(romen Missionary Society. The funeral was held from the Ball and Hutch funeral home, Clin- ton, on Saturday afternoon.with the Rev. A. W. Gardiner of Egmondville United Church, officiating. Burial was in Clinton cemetery. Pallbear- ers were 6 nephews, Howard and Ed- win Johns, Wilfred Seeley, Harold Lawson, George Leitch and Edgar Lawson. Flowerbearers were Reg. and Bob. Lawson, Andrew Davidson, Stanley Johns, Ted Warren, of Lon- don, and Norman Willis, of Kitch- ener. Surviving are 4 sons, Roy of Me- Killop, Earl and Lorne of Hullett, Les of Tuckersmith, 2 daughters (Myrtle) Mrs. John E. Busby of Chatham; (Jean) Mrs. John David- son, of Huron Road, also 6 grand- children and 1 great. granddaughter, 1 brother, Addison F. Johns, of Newmarket, and 2 sisters, Mrs. Al- bert Seeley, of Clinton, and Mrs, Al- bert Allirr, of Goderich. Among those from a distance who attended the funeral were: Mrs. Mrs. Harry Bong, Newmarket, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Lawson, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lawson, Auburn, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Warren and Lyn- da Ann, London, Mr. and Mrs. Nor- man Willis, .Kitchener, Mr, Edwin Johns, Mitchell, Mrs. Albert ABM, Miss Dorothy Algin, and Mrs. Wni. Hoy, all of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs, Scott Davidson, Millbank, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Busby and; Shirley, Chat- ham. J. A. S. DALE James Allison Shepperd Dale, be- loved husband of Ida May Stevens, glassed peacefully into rest in Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, July 2 in his 71st year. He was born in Huls lett township, the son of the late George Dale and Martha Shepperd, on the farm where his son Earnest now lives. He was married in 1902 to Ida May Stevens and had farmed all his life in Hullett. Surviving' are his wife and four sons; Allison, of London; Earnest, Elmer and Carman all of Hullett; five daughters; (Myrtle) Mrs. Joseph Read, (Jessie) Mrs. George Cunningiham; (Ethel) Mrs. Reg. Smith, all of Clinton; (Martha) Mrs. Thomas Smith, of • London; (Josephine) Mrs. John Harding. One brother, Christopher, of Tuckersmith; four sisters, Mrs. James Barron, Seaforth; Mrs. E. Chesney, Hensall; Mrs. Wm. Church- ill, Goderich twp., and Mrs. Byron McGill of Seaforth, Also twenty-two grandchildren. The funeral service was held at the Ball and Hutch funeral home, The Rev. H. Wilson officiated and interment was made in Clinton Cem- etery. Pallbearers were Malcolm Me- iDermid, Robert Freeman, John Free- man, Joseph Freeman, Noble Holland and Theodore Dale. Flowerbearers were eight grandsons: Leslie, Lloyd, Lorne, Milton Dale; Robt. Read, Ir- vine Dale, Ronald Cunningham and Harold Stacey. SALE AND TEA HELD BY C.W.L. A very successful home baking sale and strawberry tea under the auspices of the Catholic Women's League of St. Janes' Church was held on Saturday on the lawn of the Sisters of St. Joseph Convent, Mrs. C. P. Sills was in charge of the home baking and Mrs. J. M. McMil- lan, the tea. "ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs, Win. Greenley of Swift Current, Sask., announce the engagement of their daughter Myr- tle Marie to Donald E. Smith, Lon- don, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Smith, Seaforth. The marriage to take place in July. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Patficnc Ryan, Dub- lin, wish to announce the engage- ment of their daughter Angela Ger- aldine to Mr. Jonathan Ewart Wil- son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wil. son, Seaforth. The marriage to take place in St. Patrick's Church, Dub- lin, July 19 at 9:30 a.m. HIBBERT Mr, Julius Ducharme together with his wife, son Edmund, and daughter-in-law from Westlock, Al- berta, are visiting at the home of his :brother, Mr. Auguste Ducharme. It is the first time the brothers met in 47 years. Mr. Ducharme started on a homestead, cleared the land and now owns a 480 acre farm. St. Thomas Anglican Rev. W, A. Jones, Rector. St,. Marys, Dublin, 9:30 a•m., ,,morning prayer, St. Thomas', Seaforth, 11 a.m., morning gir'ayer. Rev. Dr. Bur- ford will conductboth services. COLEMAN PICNIC The annual Colemanicnic was held at the Lions' Park, Seaforth, on Saturday, July 5th with an attend- ance of 125. Following is the result of the sports: Girls 3 and under, Brenda Shantz, Elsie Doig; boys 10 and under, Robt. Cartwright, Garry Bloomfield, Donald Goleman; girls 10 and under, Sandra Doig, Grace Doig, Joan McClymont; boys 10 and under, Ivan' Coleman, Ken Caldwell; girls 12 and under, Margaret Colo - man, Mary Jane Coleman; young la- dies, Lois Tiniiey, Shirley Coleman; young men, Berne McKinley, Gerald Coleman; married ladies, Mrs. Ken Fanson, Mrs. Art Finlayson; mar- ried men, Ernie Talbot, Bill Cole- man; Uncle Dudley, Barry Bloom- field, Robt. McClymont; match the cards, Sandy Doig and Mrs. Bill Cole- man, Russell Coleman and Mrs, Ro- bert McKinley; soda biscuit race, ladies, Mary McClymont, .Shirley Coleman; boys' biscuit race, Art Fin- layson, Ellwood Clarke; most articles in purse, Mrs. Art Finlayson; man with nicest legs, Milt Stewart; egg - throwing contest, Mr. and Mrs• Bill Coleman; cigaret prize, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKinley Gordon Johnston and Mrs. Ross Chapman; birthday closest to day, Sandra Doig; oldest ,person present, Geo. Coleman; youngest person present, Allan Bruce Coleman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold 'Coleman, During the supper hour •business was condrneted and the slate of offi- cers appointed. It was decided to hold. the picnic in 1953 on the first Saturday in July and to have sports in the afternoon It was also decided to make a family tree and the fol- lowing were appointed to gather in- formation; Geo• Coleman, Mabel Cameron, Mrs. Thos. Worden, Rus- sell Coleman, Mrs. Myrtle Carno- chan, Mrs. Wes. Coleman. Past Pres„ Harold Coleman; Pre- sident, Albert Coleman; 1st Vice, Gordon Carnochan, See„ Mrs. Elmer 'Cameron; Treas., Mrs. W. H. Cole- man; lunch comm., Mrs. Arthur Fin- layson, Mrs. Clarence Coleman, Mrs. Ross Chapman, Mrs. Gordon Cole- man; sports comm,, Mr. and Mi's, Al- bert Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Oke, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cartwright. KiPPEN Mrs, Wni, Gibson of Wroxeter visited on Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Mellis. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Taylor and Terry returned to their home in Stratford on Sunday after a week's vacation with Mrs. Dinsdale and Miss Whiteman, Mrs. Lorne Schroeder and Judy of Stratford are spending' some time with the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Robt, Thomson. Miss Etta Jarrott of Toronto is va- cationing with her mother, Mrs. Ka- therine Jarrott. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Cudnnore of Waterloo spent Sunday with the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Sam- uel Cudmore. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cudmore were Mr. and Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Johns of Sask., Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Perkins and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Johns of Exeter. Mr. John Jarrett attended the funeral of his aunt the late Mrs. Dan Saunders in London an Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Win. Berney of Ex- eter spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. A. Gackstetter. We are sorry, to report 'Mrs. Wal- ter Fairbairn of Hensall, who has spent several weeks with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Ross Love, was removed to Clinton Hospital on Monday. Mr. and Mrs, Norman Deickart and Merle spent Sunday with Mrs. Deick- ert's brother in Kitchener. Mr., and Mrs. Howard Dayman spent the weekend at Tobermory Mr. Wm. Green of near Exeter spent Sunday 'with his father, Mr. Jonah Green. Mrs. David Moyer returned to her hone in Parry Sound after spending ten days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Thomson. Mr. and Mrs. W. Mellis and Mr, and Mrs. Norman Long visited on Sunday with Mrs. Thos. Workman at the Hodgen Nursing Horne, and Mrs. J, McClymont, who is ill, at the home of her daughter Mrs. Jtnnie Schilbe at Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson and sons of Marlette, Mich., Mrs. Consitt and Mrs.. Douglas of Brucefield were re- cent visitors with Mr, and Mrs. John Jarrott. Hillsgreen Congregation United With Kippen The congregation of Hillsgreen United Church met at Kippen on. Sunday for the first, after closing their church. Most of the families were present and Si, Andrew's Unit- ed 'Churc'h welcomes them most heartily, both in the church and in the Sunday School. Rev. Maines of Brucefield is relieving for the month of July, services being held at 10 a. m. Induction services for Rev, N. McLeod, who is moving here from Lennoxville, Quebec, will be held on the evening of Aug. 1. Rev. Rogers of Ilensall and Rev. Maines of Brueefield will be in charge. NORTH McKILLOP Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Messer- sehmidt and Arlene of Detroit, Mich, spent Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum. Master Lorne Glanville has re- turned home from London Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Fred ICistner spent Sunday afternoon with Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Thornton. Master Dennis and James Pfeiffer are holidaying with their sister Miss -Gloria Pfeiffer at Preston, LEGION AUXILIARY Sixteen members attended the re- gular meeting of the Women's Aux- iliary Canadian Legion 150 on Wed- nesday evening July 2 with Presi- dent Cameron in the chair. High.. lights of interest were letters of welcome from the Auxiliary Bran- ches in Exeter and Brussels, and a special invitation from the Blyth branch requesting the Seaforth Branch attend a social evening in Blyth, August 11. A thaukyou note from Comrade Sallows was read, It was decided to send a letter of thanks to the Women's Auxiliary in Goderich in appreciation of the splendid time enjoyed by the -Sea- forth Brancb Wednesday, June 25, the occasion .being the 6th anniver- sary of the Goclerich Auxiliary. Fol- lowing the suggestion at a previous Meeting a cup and saucer shower was held realizing 20 cups and sau- cers. The "Mystery Box" raffle s(a re- gular $x 70 uComraderMcC inchemeetiny nbe ing the lucky winner. Two new members, Comrade O'- Leary and Comrade Dillon were in- itiated. After the meeting closed a lunch was served by the social com- mittee. BRUCEFIELD Those who attended the One Hun- dredth Anniversary of Cromarty Presbyterian Church were Mr. and Mrs. John Cairns, Mr. and Mrs. C. Christie and Mr, and Mrs. Wni. Din - nen, all of Brucefield, Miss Margaret Aikenhead spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. H. Aikenhead, Ara. Forrest spent the weekend with Mr,. and Mrs, A. McQueen. 1VIr•, and Mrs. Dunn' and Tinimy have returned to village after hav- ing a month's vacation.- Mr. acation:Mr. C. Christie has been under the Doctor's care but is able to be out and around again, Mrs. G. Anderson and Carol spent a few days in London. WINTHROP Mr. and Mrs. Ron Cox of Picker- ing spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McClure. Mr. Robert McFarlane is spending two weeks with friends at Almonte and Ottawa. Mrs. Wni. Hodge St. Catharines is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. C. Hodge. Mr, and Mrs, Glen Haase and fam- ily visited her mother Mrs. Alex Murray, Walton. Miss Patsy Kirkby of Burwash is visiting her cousins Margaret Ann and David Haase, WALTON A reunion of the Coutts -MacDon- ald fancily was held at the home of Andrew Coutts, Walton, on Sunday, July 6. A good attendance number- ing over sixty were present to en- joy the social gathering. Members were present from Seaforth, Brus- sels, Sarnia, Toronto, London, Ham- ilton, Cr•anbrook , Milestone, Sask. and Marengo, Sask. The oldest per- son present was Mr. Richard Cardiff of Milestone, Sask. The youngest member was Allan Wilbae, Seaforth. In the evening a delicious picnic lunch was enjoyed by all, after which Mr. and Mrs. Russell Coutts and Stuart and Ray, Mr, and Mrs. Eric Coutts and Margaret said their many goodbyes before leaving for their home in Marengo, Sask. McKILLOP Mrs. Carl Nelson and son .Mi'. Ro- bert Nelson have returned to their home in Lemmon, South Dakota, af- ter visiting' the former's sister Mrs. George B. Dorr•ance of McKillop. While here they visited .Airs. Dor- rance's daughter in Toronto, Mrs. Gordon E. Webster, and Mr. Web- ster, and went to see Niagara Falls. This was their first visit to Canada and they were quite surprised to see the industrial development of the province, especially in the Tor- onto area. On their way home the visitors will call on relatives in Chi- cago, Mason City, Iowa, and Aber- deen, S. Dak. HULLETT The following are the results of the :promotion examinations in S. S. 3, Hullett, The names are in alpha- betical order. From Grade VII to Grade VIII: John Jewitt, Joy Montgomery, Doug- las Riley, Laurence Taylor, Marilyn Taylor, Connie Treffers. Prom Grade VI to VII: Laurel :Dale, Ronnie Jewitt, Margaret Mei- nen. From Grade V to VI: Kenneth Cook, Dennis Jewitt, Billie Milison, Glenn Montgomery, Bobbie Phillips, Ronald Riley, Tommy Whyte, Prom Grade IV to v: Neil Dol. mage, John Hoggart, Allie Heinen. From Grade IIT to IV; Joseph Babcock, Wilma Dale, June Dolmage, Marjorie Hoggart, Gary Jewitt, Niekie Whyte. From Grade II to III: Laura Hog- gart, Geesje Meiners. From Grade 1 to II: Pauline Ad- ams, Joyce Brown, Raymond Cook, Gordon Hoggart, Judy Thompson. N. J. Sills, Teacher. BRODHAGEN Mr. Hairy Beuerrnann underwent an operation in Scott Memorial Hos- pital, Seaforth, last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill • Stender and Henry Scherbarth and Karen of De- troit, with Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Scher - berth and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Scher - berth, EOMQNDVILLE Mr, and Mrs. Wni, Beinhoff of Sa- rasota, Florida, are visiting their cousins, Mir. and Mrs, Ivy Hender- son, iYIrs. Gordon Churchward, Sandra and Joanne of Toronto are holiday- ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cable of Wind- sor and Mr. and Mrs, Paul Jahn and Mrs. Fred Greenbury of Flint. Mich., visited with Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Stephenson. Mi'. Jas,. Finlayson has returned to his home improved in health after taking treatments at Victoria Hospi- tal, London, Mrs. Ruby Dundas and family have returned to their home here, Mrs. Dundas has been teaching for the past two years near Belmont, Miss Mayme Watson, Reg,N., of St. Joseph's Hospital, London, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Watson, Visitor's at the home of Mir, and Mrs. Andrew Houston over the week end were Mr. Leslie Bell and two daughters of Detroit, Miss Frances Houston of Brantford and Miss Mar- lene Fisher of Ayton, CONSTANCE Miss Ann McFarlane of Noranda, Que„ is visiting her friend, Miss Joyce Buchanan. Miss Grace Riley, who is attending Summer School in Toronto, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Frank Riley, ;lir. and Mrs. Ernest Adams and Donelda, Mr. and Mrs. Kelso Adams and Gerald picnicked at Grand Bend on Sunday, Sincere sympathy •is extended to the Lawson family in the passing of their mother, Mrs, Robert Lawson, at the home of her daughter, Ars. John Davidson, on Thursday evening July 3rd Mi'. and Mrs, Peter Lindsay spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Dale. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cunningham of Auburn and MIr. and ,Mrs, Thos. Ad- ams of Londesboro were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dexter 'Rev. W. J. Rogers of Hensall will occupy the pulpit on Sunday after - Mrs. bfyrtle Carnochan and Miss Beatrice Talaska of Eloise, Mich., spent the weekend with Mir. and Mrs. Eph. Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson, and Mrs. Harry Boag, Newmarket, called on Mr. and Mrs. Maurice McKee of Goderich on Sunday evening. Mr. ani] Mrs. Ted Warren and Lynda Ann spent the weekend with Mr. and; :Airs. Earl Lawson, also at- tended the funeral of Mrs. War- ren's grandmother, Mrs, R. Lawson, Mrs. Harry Boag, Newmarket, spent a few days with Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Lawson. 1VIrs. Harry Boag and Airs. Lorne Lawson visited with Mir. and airs. Edwin Johns of Mitchell on Monday. Rev. and Mrs. II. Troyer of Toron- to spent a few days recently- with Ar. and Mrs. Eph. Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Howes of Harriston, and Mr. Gordon Liver- more, London, were guests at the home- of Mr, and Mrs. Austin Dext- er on Sunday. McKILLOP Among those who attended the Doerr reunion at Stratford on July 1, were Mr, and Mrs, Fred Hoegy. Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Beuerman and family, Mr• and Mrs. Jerry Doerr and family, Mr. and -Airs. Chas. Eggert. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Rock and children were near Milvefton on Tuesday evening to pay their last respects to the late Mr. David Yost. Mr. and Mrs, Joe Hofstetter, Mrs, Peter Kroeger of Kitchener, Mr. Harvey Hofstetter of North Bay visited at the hone of 'Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kleber on Saturday. Mr• Henry Ahrens, who is in his 97th year had the misfortune to fall 011 the verendah steps and broke his arm near the shoulder. His condition is as good as can be looked for at present. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chapple, Julie and Wayne of Kippen were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Irvin Rock, Julie is spending a week with Diane. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoegy attend- ed Grave Decoration services at Ro- stock last week. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kleber and children visited Mr. and Mrs, Henry Kleber on Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Taylor of Dorchest- er visited their Weide Mrs. Har'p'y Regele and Mr. Regele last week. Mrs. Jno. Aiken of Sebringville, Mrs. Jno Zukatiz and Mrs. Wm. Ai- ken of Detroit called on Mr, and Mrs. Irvin Rock on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Regale, Ars. Regale spent Sunday with friends in Fullerton. Mr, and Mrs. Lawrenee Messer- schmidt and Arlene of Detroit at- tended the services in Evangelical Church. here on Sunday. Mrs, Mes- serschmidt,Jed the discussion in Svn- dav School, beeoration Services will be held at the cemetery of the Evangelical Church here' on Sunday, July 13, Rev. Brox will have charge of services and music by Rostock Church quartette. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Boyne sof Al- lan, Seek., visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kleber last week. Mr, and Mrs. Henry Weiterse; accompanied Mr, and Mrs, Leslie W'eitersen of Bornholm to Edge - wood Park on Sunday where they visited with Ralph Weitersen. Snowdon Druz.. z.. 1 ubh hexa Authorized iv, $reond t Iti , moil, Post (ri*a.ra .•'llll,lltnlllll/Illllltl,ln,11111/,I,ll,,,tlll,nlll, I/„n111,1I,1111111I1111,t11111111111,1111„/1/11,11,1,1,/,11/111,I,/11/1„1/,111, 11t11111111111111I by Oneida l ommunfty Silversmiths •42 -PIECE SERVICE FOR $ t, • ANTi-TARNISH MAYFAIR CHEST INCLUDED I °TRADE MARK Jewellery SAVAUGES S Gifts FEAFORTH ,,,,In,i„t,t,t 11,11,1.1„1„1„t,l,1llh,nnt tutor II,lutttt AIMnt,„tI nuts l/I,Itlluw1111tl1IIIct,,,,,t,ut1l I,U11❑11111,tl11II1111Ilut.. KIPPEN EAST 'following pupils of Mr. John L. Nicol were successful. Grade 1 piano. Miss The Kippen 'East W. I. held their Donna McBride ilst class honors); picnic on Tuesday evening, July 8 at grade 2 piano, Miss Bonnie Kyle Lions Park, Seaforth. with a good :honors): grade 4 piano, Miss Elaine attendance. A bountiful supper was Pell (pass); grade 4 piano, Miss served, The races: Pre-school age, Marilyn Eyre rpass); grade 4 piano, Dianne Finlayson and Leslie Broad- Miss Carol Brown, droners). foot; girls 8 and under, Gail Finlay- - While working with a cattle beast "son and Ruth Ann McNichol; boys on his farm, Mr. Stewart Bell had 3 and under, Billy Workman and the misfortune to have his arm tarn Geo. Wood' girls 11 and under, Mar- in a barb wire fence. The animal be- garet Wood. Margaret Jean Broad- canoe enraged and crowded him into foot; boys 11 and raider, Bob Bin- the fence. The wound regnired sev- nendyke and Ronald Eyre:'young la- eral stitches. dies race, Elaine Bell, Shirley Cole- Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Spray and roan: young Wren. Don and Jack Bell; sons Martin, Stephen -and David of boys 14 and corder, Jack Bell and Edmonton, Atte., will spend their Bob Binnendeke; married women, summer vacation this month with Mrs. Artini• Finlayson, Mrs, John Mrs. Spray's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wood; married men. John Sinclair, Edmund Geiger; Robert Upshall; women kicking the Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kipfer, Hen - slipper. Mrs. Chas, Eyre. Mrs, John salt, and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Kipfer Wood; -girls, Bonnie Kyle, Margaret of Lucian are enjoying a motor trip Wood; boys kicking the slipper, through Northern Ontario. Frank Varley, Jinn Broadfoot; young Mr, and Mrs. Gus Voth of Detroit men, Don Bell and Flank. Binuen- spent the weekend with the latter•'s' dike; girls' 3 -legged race, Ann Sin- another, Mrs. Lou Simpson. clair and Elaine- Bell, Margaret Mrs. Myrtle Sproat is holidaying Wood and Marie Sinclair; boys 3- at Turnbull's Grove this month. legged race, Don Bell and Jack Cal- Dr. J. C. Goddard. Mrs. Goddard will, Jack Bell and Mervyn Eyre; and family are spending July at chariot race, Lois McLellan and Don their summer cottage near Drysdale. Bell and Jack Mrs. John Mr, and Mrs. E. L. Mickle, Miss Betty Mickle, nurse -in -training at Victoria Hospital, Charles, Bob and Ann enjoyed a motor trip through Southern Ontario and Quebec, tak- ing a boat trip through the Thousand Islands, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Appleby left last week for Simcoe where they will HENSALL take up residence. Mrs. Archie MacGregor assisted at Scholl's Groceteria during the past two weeks while Mrs. Evans was on vacation. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Farquhar spent a few days recently -with prem, hers of their family in Toronto. Fine China Wood and John Sinclair and Robert Upshall; guessing length of string, Mrs. Hugh McGregor; relay race, Ann Sinclair's side; eldest person, Mrs. Hugh McGregor; youngest, Don- na Jean Whitehouse; nearest birth- day, Mrs. Carl McClinchey. Miss Connie Corbett is holidaying with relatives in Stratford. Miss Kay Bell of London spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bell. Dr. James Jarrott, who has spent the past several weeks at the home of his mother, Mrs. Kate Jarrott at Kippen, returned to his home in New York. DUBLIN Mrs. John MacGregor, who hat Dr, and Mrs. Frank Stapleton and been confined to her room for the children, Galt, with Mr. and Mrs. past two weeks, owing to illness, is William Stapleton. able to be out again. Kenney Burns and Leo Perry. Mrs. W. R. Bell is holidaying with Windsor, with Mr. and Mrs. Dan members of her family in Toronto. Burns. Mr. and Mr's. Evans and family Miss Dorothy Kistner, St. Mary's have returned from a pleasant motor Hospital, Kitchener, with her.parr- tr°ip in and around Montreal, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. lCistner. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Bonthron and Mr. and Mrs. Charles ICrauskapf, Mr. and Mrs. Wm• Brown, Billie and Detroit, and Hr. and Mrs. Jerome Carol attended the 1st of July cele- Nicholson, London with Mr. and Mrs. oration at Embro, James Krauskopf who accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Horton accon'r- them on a motor trip to St. Anne de panted by their daughter and son- Beaupre, Quebec and Montreal in-law of Detroit were weekend Jimmie Newcombe, Halifax, N.S., visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Archie with his .grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Rowcliffe, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hort- Wm. Stapleton, ton, and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Horton Miss Margaret Atkinson, Toronto, Mrs. Donald MacArthur and fag- with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- lly are holidaying at the home of seplt Atkinson. Mrs. MacArthur's father-in-law, Mir, Miss Margaret Holland, Toronto, Sid IVIaeArthur. with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Geo. Conservatory Results E, Holland. At the recent examinations of the bliss Mary E. Stapleton loft this Royal Conservatory of Music the week on a trip to Calgary, Alta.