ATLANTIC VIGIL Battie ot the Atlantic Sunday May marked the 15th anniversary of crucial events at sea in the Second World War Shipping losses were slashed ds the warships or Canada and Britain came to grips with the ST PHUES Sympathy of Cammdnlty Sympathy from the community goes outto lilrs Keith Robinson in the death at her father at Cree more Cracks Knee Bone Ewart Jennctt had the misfor tune to fall in the barn and crack ed histee bone speedy recovery Bereavement Mrs Raymes passed away at her winter homein Barrie She was buried in St PaulsCemetery Monday Rev Rowe officiated Sunday In Toronto Mr and Mrs Robert Green and boys spent Sunday in Toronlo with Mrs Greens parents Film Night All wish him quarrel weekendGuesis Weekend guests with Mr and lilrsM Crump were Mr and Mrs Jack Hacock and family of Ottawa Bdb lacock was solo ist at Grenfei United Church on Sunday morning Good Dance good crowd dance at the Community Centre Saturday evening with time enjoyed by all It and Organized meeting was held in Gran lei School Tuesday evening April 29 when Home and School Association was organiz ed Mrs McLaughlinof Baxter and Mrs Hankin pf Minesing district organizers Wcre pres attended the sogd Roy and Mrs Good umln Toronto on Sunday Mr and Mrs Rathery and Mr and Mis Johanleek ted Atrienda putweeir vkitlnz With her sis ter Miss Bentha Reynolds To mnto UBoat More escorts meant more vigllanoe as for example this photo of lookout on board Canadian destroyer sweeping with binoculars his around convoy Trent Mrs Frank Slack Mrs Earl Rugman The officers were installed by Mrs Hunkin At the close of the meeting lunch was served assigned section of the sea TRY AN sxamnen WANT an snows PA scour Mr and Mrs Harold Watson visited relatives in Toronto on Sunday Lelt for Home Miss Myrtievsuangway lett on Tuesday for her home in Prince Albert Sash after fourtmonth visit at the home at hervuncle Strangway WMS News Members of the Womans Mist sionnry Socioty of St Andrews Pmshyicrisn Church Beelon who attended thrthanlmflering meeting in Knox Preï¬iyierian Church Alilston Tunday even ing April 22 were Mrs Mchmnott Mrs Butler Mrs Polkinghome Mrs Bqnhrldgc Mrs Martin Mrs Done aghy Mrs Allken Mrs Brown and Mrs Mitchell The WMS of St Andrews Presbyterian Church Beeton held their thankoffering meet ing on Thursday evening April STAUFFE HOME REDUCING PLAN Representative Marry Lowndes PA 63225 smququ Summerme vlhy of urnmi IllI Alex Fin Miua Eden Piekcring and 17 in the church and had as guefla the WMS of Alliston tenhun Schombert and Benton United and Anglican churches Mrs Hammett presi dent ol the WMS prï¬ided and gave short address of welcome tosll Mrs Polkinghomqwas secretary and Mrs Brown organist The worship scrvice hymn scripture reading by Mrs Colweil and prayer by Rev Taylor paper naught ofEss tea was given by Mrs Somers Aiiiston Solo was nicely sung by Mrs Taylor accompan ied on the organ by Mrs Me Dermott film was shown by Rev Mr Taylor fihe thank otfering was gathered liy Mrs Crranslnn and Mrs Banhridge Meeting closed with prayer by Rev Mr Tay social hour followed in the wchurch school room and lovely lunch was served by the members ol the society lay and family Mr and lira Harry Hawkins and Sylvia Viin on Monty Evening with Mn Kirkpatrick and Ross Wl Meeting Dont forget the dale of this months Womens Institute meet ing nlesday May 13 Huths School Seeding Time aFarmels in locality Tue busy seeding in spite of the cold weather Some havefshugy 11er mud In Hospital Mrs Innk Hunill ls min patient in Pepetaug hooplal Wehopeshewfllheabizwbe home before lou rams oarsrs The farm ulachirlp operating season is with us slain let us make it sate one that excessive speed or high centre of gravity or Iquick clutch can roll tons oLstecl on to you it has happened all too frequently right here in Baldi mand lingersva Pres LORRAle Moroiis we SPECIALIVZE lN AUSTIN AND MORRIS SERVICE would PA 81441 consuls 4I Eur Id LEMON justh jFLVAVOR consistency as All you could wish far in alemon piei was my nounKn nun an on salary or ouru In all of irlTGuidHimnightwiii or held in St Pauls Church basement Tea will he served Silver coil ectl AjSpï¬nyTea st Pauls WA Spring tea and bake sale has beenichanged to May24 in Stroud Community Hall To South America Saie jourhey is wished for Miss Beth Huddlestou who leaves for South America to do missionary nursing Miss Huddleston is former Innisiil resident Escaped Mink On Monday Mrs Keli found on her verandah very beautiful silver grey mink It seemed very anxious to go into the house and wasvery tame But on account of so much wrld life having rabies Mrs Kali did not touch it She contacted Mrs Williamson who caught it in mink trap Mrs Smith of PaliiSchk claimed it as it had got outof her pens during iire on the previousThursday Midhurst Station Wedding Annivesmry Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Charles Bowdery who cele lhrat their wedding anniver sary last wealrcnd he home oftheirsonErnié Mrs Robson entertained her SundaySchool class at her home on Tuesday evening nor Fishing Peacock left on Wednesday mor ng to ï¬sh up north unday Visitors Sunday Mrs Knapp and family of Toro ndMrand Vlltors with Mr and cm and explained the history value objects and constitution of home and school associations Grenfel Home and School As sociation Meetings are to he held the second Wednesday of the month at 830 pm Officers elcete president Charles Fetter vicepresident Victor Howard secretarylirs Merlin Coupland treasurer Mrs Frank Ford EXeCllthe committee Thomas Knapp and family of Barrie Mr and Mrs Halpenny and family spent Sunday wrthMr and Mrs Foyer Barrie Weekend Visit Paul Channen of Toronto spent the weekend atthe home of his parents Mr and Mrs Chan nen Turkey Dinner Midhurst Anglican WA served turkey dinner on Wednesday at the township hall to the high way out OYCES Mrs Day Mrs Bertram andMrs Prince spent couple of days lastMIeek in Toronto volt commem salt APPOINTMENT EYECARE censusr Stephenson ROi OPTOMETRISIT Nsoms na lineman DUNLUP STREET Need gt xiia cash gt earrepeirs anemia will rhunishrcaresl Always grips Torsion AIRE This advanceddosign Piymouthnuspansion stem gives yournore yet aesrtt cost you gen extra Saferstopping TotalContact brnkes They have chible brake shoes insten of rigid ones Result safer smoother stops longer lining life fewer adjustments needed Brandnew SureGrip differential never slips Gives surepullout traction to gel youout of mud sand snow or ice schryLCsnlfs stooring whul Wheel has deep safethonstruction ment panel has nog aka Esau Safetypaddiag available wiplrs Never lug who youre rmblng hill 6r noceler sting 16f bladasirolonï¬est 911 any 1o price can ilymouths list integral seat construction given on comfort as We ll com see right do of the re ght distribution ed if Ultramndorn pushhuman automatic drive Plymouth is the lowest priced car that 05ers this advanced feature Just press button shop on the gas Golr 5i book oooooooIIo chstéRcgneosArloN or CANADA lefeo oxc ng colours You lilove the modern fabrics andsmoothyinil in Plymouth And rain titsprightly new exterior hues nd they ou better at the value features Come andtrï¬y Plymouth 21 models st the lowest prices Big Beamiful new IvorPurl styling Piymout was easy on the eyes as 8Dn the pocket Its the fashion piste for 58 Youll love yours aw 313euhleinela Plymouth Savoy Thrill 2donr Hardtop quiet en gi really thrifty too Powor V18 surge of power this he puts IV ot the pe pery of regexesyolr like and rtv soeasy on the budgutl compartment Thoï¬g Plymouth Savoy Moor sdan feet Plymouth link is over six over on feet seam mgrnil quality Int lowest price our new wsrriy to Plymouth rs contrp manufaptured thewayiromrnvymntorull to ï¬nished product mill 11 QUALIIY It Iii highest slandalds gt initially autumnal hunter