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THE ICAIRSHEA WOMEN'S INSTITUTE fl.
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•ANNUAL
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Carruthers' :Orchestra 7-- ,Adiiiission
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Lunch taunter. Floinentatle Pies
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PRIZE GROUPS r. --,.EIGHT PRIZE
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ge 151apc1 •urider Over;.;,,15 Years
• , First aW confi,ltrize d'Av, group for
PR..1111ST: TON DRESS
PRETTIEST HOME SEWN COTTON DRESS. 11
• Dress' -Parade at 11.00•13.nt.
$20b0Olin Prize Money -4. 1st, Prize $3.00; See6nd $2.00
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PURPLE GROVE
Claudie Dore,, Jr.„ • is
'Proving and returned liame froth
the - hospital -on Sunday. •
• Miss 'Margaret 'Robertson 'Visit;
' last week with. Miss' Annie
McLeod of Lticknow. '
'1VIr. and Mrs.. •John Emerson
visited at the honiei Of 'Mr. arid
•,Mrsr-Iseac-Nixon...of„Wfast last
; ,Wecinesday: (
The Farm' Foriun ,•of Purple
GroVe, met • last Monday night at
' the • home. of '1VrisSes.• Ma.y. and
Edna Boyle with a good altend-
a•nee •'
Raalph spent last
Week at London visiting her. sis-
ter,' Mrs. Toni Quigley: .
• The Kinlbugh W.1,M.S. met at
the home of Mrs. Wesley Guest
• last Wednesday. • .
Quite a 'number/ in •the com-
'munity,•are suffering' from 'flu.
Mr. and Mrs Sam Emerson '&
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Hilda, .Mrs. ,Angus Graham, Mrs.
• John Emersdn, spent Thursday at
London. , '• ' •
• Miss Edith 'Stanley. and Mr. &
• Mrs. Wilfred ' Trailer and family
SALE POSTPONED.
BECAUSE OF GALE
Tuesday's gale was re:,Ton-
. .sible for the ro;i1::)01'if....r.4r,t.
• of. Lorne Reid's „.implement
auction until Saturday- At- -
though it's nothing new to
have w e.a t h e* r conditions
force a postponement,never
•before. in these Parts. have
. we heard of a wind stdrni do-.
Mg it. . •
There. was a huge crowd
, on hand, but the wind .made
'it impossible t�;hear • the
audieneer,' ancE-as•Well there
was an elerhent• of danger in
.standing around in .stiCh . a
gale, = . •
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.HUGE, SALE .:SLATED , FOR
TUESDAY OF NEXT WEEK
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WEDNESDAY, MARCU' 213, 1955
.of London visited • at the home
of Mr. Milton ..Stanley ,recently.
. 1VEr. and Mrs. Harold Camp-
bell.' spent last, week -end with
the latter's brother, Mr. Clare
-Stanley. •• •
Mr: Milton Stanley, . Mrs. :Hel-
en Swan and, Rosalind and Nor-
val visited with Mr. ' and. MrS,
RiisSell. Stanley recently,.
The Kinlough ' held
_theirrBgtilar monthly meeting on
Tuesday eirening of ,last ', week.
Worshipful Master John Emer-'
,on presided.. Arrangements were
'made for holding. of a 'series of.
entertainments, in the hall .dur-
ing the months 9f• . April and
May. Committees were appoint-.
•ed to take charge of the matter,
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A . monsier farm auction is,
scheduled for -next Tuesday,
March 29th, at the, farm .of Cecil
Johnston' in Ashfield. The sale.
wi I start at 12.30, and it will be
Usy: afternoon for Auctioneer
onald 'Blue in -disposing of *the .
huge list of modern .implement8
and . household effects,. grain,
!:liogs, and some 24 head of •cattle.
Last ,September Cecil held, a
•dispersion sale of his Angtis
cattle nurribering over. 100 head;
but 'deferred his 'implement sale
Until spring. • :
',.„The Johnston farms,..totalng
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400 acres have been -Said to
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Adrian Van DOrigen,. of Blenheim,'
sO ,next Tuesday everything goes I
.Without, reserve, ••.
Big: Sale „ Thursday
Another 13-ig• sale is slafed for
this. Thursday at the farm of Ro 'Y
Geddes,' Con:' ' 4, Huron', Town-.
ship. Featured On this sale is a
registered .,and :accredited herd Of
Holstein Cow's, as well, as a Mod-
ern line ofmachinery,
ity. Of grain and . household ef-
feets...Emile ;MacLennan is wield-
• 'APPOINTED INSPECTOR
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If .You W.ant-To Sell Your Farm,
We Have: Good' Prospects. •
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CONTACT: . JOHN -BOSVELD
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R,eal Estate Broker
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-40' Wellesley St... 'Phone 1108 GODIERICH, ON1:.
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STEWART!S
Your .New Color, ' Centre For '
Paints
• At a special meeting' 'of. West
Wawanosh Township Council on
Friday ,evening, Jim :Curran was
• appointed township warble •fly
'inspector. There was no 'response
to th,E..„ first call: for :applications
and Council had ,to •advertise a
second time, when .they secured'
Jim to fill the position..
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DEPARTMENT: OF EDUCATION ,
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BY 'FOUR BRILLIANT .ARTISTS
in ][...oacknow .Distrid High 'School Auditoriumi
LUCKNOW
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OSEPH PACH; .VIOLINST.
Graduate • of •Royal,Conservatory of ,Music. Has appeared.
as ,s9loist with Toronto .,Symphony Orchestra' andover the
•CI3'C network. •
ANGELA .ANTPNELL:I, SOPPANO
Studied. at Royal tprisertatory of Music Under Dy Ea
\Tina Has . appeared .wi ndinger Symphony Orchestra
at Massey Hall and with "Singing Stars of Tomorrow":
MANFRED STIER; LYRIC TENOR
.Possesses a fine lyrie tenor voice. Hasap:peare.d through-
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out Canada/on radio and in concerts, Winner of rrian5t Con-
servatory: aWards and bursaries.:
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ELA-P6DOJJAKr-Ph&N1ST
Member of the, faulty . of. the Royal Conservatory Of
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Music.'' On radio and as a. etincert," solbist her hrilliant . per. .
formances have • arOused great interest.
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• Don't Fail To Hear Thisl Foursome
Sponsored by lUeluioW District High School Lite,rary Society
Admission 75c—tickets from students or MeKhn'S, IllUbaeh'S
ipsz. '
ing' the. haminer: at this .big one;
CONCESSION,
. Miss Martha Martin of'. Tor-
onto visited over the week -end
at' the 'twine of Mr. •and,. Mrs.
Allan Graham. . •
Mr. and' Mrs. , W. F. •MacD9n-
-aid, Margaret and. Meek Visited
• last Saturday with Mr,' and Mrs.
Graham MacDonald. of London.
Mr. .Ira Dickie ,has been*. ill
With:;pneunionia. Others on the
sick 'Hat for the •past week' in-
clude:- Mrs. W: G. MacKenzie,Murray • MacKinnon and Allan
MacDougall. '
• tilcrat
77 Basic.-Shad
FREE COLOR CHIPS
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to take .home for you to match your drapes and rugs;
RUBBERIZED; WASHABI4E,‘' ObORLESS;
D1UES IN ONE HOUR:
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.AlsO, HQUSE;PAINTS.'ancl ENAMELS Etc.
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.1Stewart's iDecorating &:c.6ifts
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INSTITUTE MAKES FINAL . Wingharri: Hospital Auxiliary in
PLANS FOR CALICO, BALL' regardS .• our :Institute, ' assisting
with some sewing.. .
, The short ‘cetirse,i• "Psychology
and You" will,f be' eld in Holy-
rood4 •Hall, - April . th, With 'sev-
eral Other Institut being invit-: •
o4AING
• • The March.. Meeting o,of the
lairshea Wi. was; held at.Holy-.:
roodhall with hostesses Mrs.. H.
.BUckton . and Mrs. D.". '1Vlaccon-
nell. 1.
• The first, vice president, :Mrs.
D. L. MaCKinnbh, presided., • A„.
ininute's silence Was 'observed in
memory of David Carruthers,
husband of bin- president. "
It ,was decided' to table Until
the April meeting the Matter of
a •donatiOn towards furnishing a
:morn. at Wirigham Hospital:
Mrs,' A. Hughes and Mrs.. C.
Colwell were appointed • to visit
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AUX I LIAR! ES. .HI.N12
JOINT MEETING
The .United • Church. Evening.
-Auxiliary was the guest Of the.
Presbyterian Evening .Auxiliary,
Tuesday, iMarcii.15th, in -the
byterian Church. A splendid at-
tendanc-e was recorded. Mis. Jack
Fisher vireIcorned the visitors and
epened the Meeting with hymn
381' and . the Lord's _prayer. She
then turned the meeting over to
:the -Wnited-Ghureh-la'clies::--,-The-
pyesident, Mrs. T. A. MacDonald,'
yhanked'iVIrs, Fisher for the Op-
portunity of meeting together.
Mrs, Leonard Ritchie • read, tWO
press.7-eliPpingS-:-0re "-temperance:,
Miss -"Helen. -Thompson read, a
poOrn on "Cheerful. Giving" and
reminde0 .us ' of the ' local -Red
Cross drive, An invitation was
extended to . all to • attend a
meeting sponsored by the 'W.M.Sa
ladies in the United Church, Apr,
6th at ,.00--p.nthe-speaker will
be IVfiss M.'Rutlierford' of St Hel-
ens and her subject "The World
Council of Churches", Which She
attended, A letter was read from
Miss M. Gollan, stressing the
need, in:her Work for baby cloth-
ing; A prayer for her. Was given!
by Mrs,. 1/1„ Sanderson. Mrs: H.
R.Allin then tObk Charge of, the
following program. • Hymn• 399
Miss J.
read the scripture; Mrs., Mur -
die led in:prayer. M•188 Helen
Thomp'son Very cabably gaveth
chapter "Grbwing 'together of
the church in from the
study book. She: noted .that this
'Year both the Presbyterian and
United, W.M.S. are studying
about India, possibly beaus e of.
all the eastern countrieS, India
tsri the forefront in the world's
ecoatsrp,iano...Selee44ons-by-.1Virs:*
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Grant lgeiklejOhn and Mfs,. Lloyd
Ashton were ,enjoyed .as• was the
Singing 9f tWO %veal groups com-
prised of Joan Crawford .a0
'Nancy • Webster,. MI's. Morgan
Johnston:arid 1VIrs. Raynard'Ack-
ert; •Mr. Alex. MacN,ay gave us
some • interesting highlights in
The conveners of the .Standing •
committees met .at the .home , of
ID, L. • MaeKinnen. on AOril •
'5th to prepare their -rePorts. for
the District Annual. ,
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First and second pries of 63
-,arid 1C2 are being offered for 'pret-
tieSt .cotton •dress and prettiest
herne sewen cotton.dress • in two'
groups over 25 yee,ars of' age
and Urider77-25., for , the anneal.
Calico • .Making • a. total •.4.-
$20A•ip..pries:' There :will also ,
a draw for a ,Lazy • Susan .that
night.' ',Members :please :note, *An
tickets must be in before March
• 25th: 'A. nOrninating 'cormnittee
was appointed.-
.Anyone having. anything to •
either give' Or lend to the. Coiiii-
the life of Ireland'patron ' Saint ty Museum are asked to get in
Miss E; Plumsteel spoke on touch with Mrs H LaviS before
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April. lst• •
• Mrs. W. F. MacDonald read
the scripture, :.Mrs. • a . aa -
Donald •
:then took, the chair for
the prOgrare. .TheTtOrdc-"-00f--
.parisons Of .Present Day Teach -
:me -4o Former Days" *as ably.
'given by Mrs. A. Maitin and"a.
:questionnaire. Was,passed 9-ut-to;-
aid- her in air artidei
ning to write: Mrs. G-: Hanilltoe '
gave a, reading and Ross. Hard- •
ilton favored' with a. piano ''sdle.
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'After -The<Queen and:Institute
grace, a social hour,; \vas enjoyed. .
social time was enjoyed with the • ThP' annual meeting , be
heldinroo
ciHritoyrlye.anddl.:13itrallsiwgit,hChIS
Presbyterian ladies serving lunch, lett hostesses. '
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",1/Vhat we • can •learn, from 'the
• Poets", and stirred our reeniories
with her excerpt's' from favorite
poems. The program committee,.
Mrs. George „Joynr, Mrs. Charles
Webster; • 1VIrs. „ Alex • Andrew;
Mrs.' .Russ Button and Mrs. H. Ft::
ARM dresSed in Irish costUrne,
sang' a, humbrous rendition; of
trish-7-aires.7A -beautifnl--evenin-g-
prayer by Mrs, .j. C. Me'N,ab,.and
the singing of "Blest be the tie
that binds"., concluded a .'splp.n7
did pr9Oarn. Mrs. H. R.; Ain
'agairi7thanked-the- Presbyte
ladiesfp "the picportimity of a
joint, meeting and Miss .Gladys
MacDonald replied •,,and quoted
a -ifavdrite Prayer, ,A pleasant,
ELECTION' CARD
1_ To The Electors Of. The
1 Township of Kinloss: •
'Under sad eircurnsta.nces .it is, ri.ti.eeSsary.tor the eitizeti;:
of KinlOssf..':to- Choose 'a successor to our lattl beloved,4
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speeted, and capable reeve, •
',...As the Senior member of the Board,- I have 1).4,vn .ere,.. 1
1 :vfualillled. s.. udipidinclyoo:tiscrr, k olectiod to „ the :rieeveshili,, ....and . fespect7. 1
. .1 ...Manday. , s,'Upport and .t.oili- vote at th-e' po11.,.1.41, i
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:1, Cowlen, arid •assurb•yeti that if' _elected .1. wilt- do nlY litm.md" i
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i 'am serving my .felirtdetith. Year as a rnernljer • o.t.'
I to serve you worthily. ,
Sincerely Yours;
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pAist, T. MacKINNON,
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