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CI,UB'G'IRL.S
.EtE.CT. OFF,KE'RS.
(KINLOUGH NEWS)
Nine Club girls with their as-
sistant leader, Mrs, Morley Bush-
ell, met at the biome of Mrs: F
A, Murray for the fall course,
`Sleeping Garments Following
are the newly. -elected officers:
president, Corabelle Thompson;
viae president, Laura Breckles
secretary, Joan Sutton;, assistant.
Barbara Murray; press reporter,
Karen Nicholson, _The• girls were
given a 'list' of articles needed
for the course and were asked to
bring them to the next' meeting
which will ,be held at the home
of Laura Brevities :ori 1VEond
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loirita_SRWIRK
October 22nd.
Mrs. J, W. Colwell and her
sister, Mrs. William Bushell of
Lucknow, visited on
with their brother, John
Mr. hn Moore.
visited :and. M. Lloyd ` Conway'
with Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Nicholson during the week,
Congratulations .to Mr;
Herman ' Fisher of&Mrs'
(nee Aisla Bushell)onB the -Iles
of. a. baby daughter; gift
Mr.. Ralph. Halderrby : of Clark-
son spent the , week -end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, E.
Haldenby,.
M. and Mrs. Charles, Suther-
land of• Toronto visited Sunda
with Mr, ,and Mrs. James goo -
gins,
IJittle Ronnie Gillespie sunder -
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SOW SENTINEL, `ZUCICNow, orrrARZO
went .an operation in. Seaforth
hospital on ;Monday and ismak-
ing a favorable recovery,
On Sunday next the Presby-
terian Church will hold `special
anniversary 'services at 11 a.m.•
and 7:30 •p.m. The Rev". M. Mc -I
Nabob of Bluevale will be ..the 1
guest speaker,
On Sunday. last Mr. Manning
was the guest at the Presbyter-
ian Chureh. speaking on Temper-
ance. He• stated that 2Q00 church
services were held in the past
•year. In Canada one ' person out
of 850 are .effected with •tuber-
eulosis but one person in every
60 persons. 'are alcoholics;
Mr: and Mrs. ,R.ess Wilson and
-babe—of 'Conn visite • wi Mr.
and•Mrs. Jack 'Barr on 'Sund'ay.
Service in the Anglican church
otax Sunday' next' 'October 28th,
will ' be 'withdrawn in favor of
the , Presbyterian • anniversary..
On Sunday, Nevemnber. 4th and
throughout • all of Noveunber the
Anglican service swill• be at 3,00
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es to. the Presbyterian W.M.
t her home on; Wednesday after
oon•. Mrs. Alex .Percy read th
cripture arid: 'Mrs. Wesley Guest
d in prayer. Mrs. °J, • Emers
ld of the work of the mission
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uinn. The word. Yo
e roll ;call 'was . Obey. Mrs, Be
c.,ott invited the ladies to• 'he
me .lar the November meet
g. Mrs Perry ' Hodgins the
troduced the speaker;; -_M'.
sh Moffat of Langside, . wh
oke on the 'theme Remember
to be thankful. Mrs,; Be
pit reported on: the Sectional
eting. held recently at Kin=
rdine. Readings were':.given • bys, Lyman Sutton who read the
Daum; lylis. Jack Barr, Speak.
these - Things; Mrs... `rank
ulden, The Harvest Festival;
s. John. Emerson favored: with
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Two 1955 Standard Chev. Sedans, fully equipped .....;$1,89.
1954 Chev. Powerglide Coach, full equipped y q �Phed ...;....,.....$1,405.,
1953 Ponfiao Sedan, fully equipped
1952 Chev.,Deluxe Sedan $1,295,
1950 Plymouth $7.,095
Sedan ,., .. $ 695..
Twit 1948 Pontiac .Sedans .,
495.
TRUCKS
Number .of Stake Tracks
in 1947
1951 Mercury 1 -ton Piek-Up
d 1948 Models:
1951 Chev. 2 -ton Stake $ 495
$ 750
$ 495
$ 325
$.495
$. 425
$., _395
1950.1 -tori GMC Panel
Two 1949 Ford Panels
1949 1 -ton . GMC Panel converted to a bus
1949. Chev. 4 -ton Pick -Up
1949 Chev. 4 -ton Pick -Up
MacDonald thanked'' the speaker
and •the ':hostess ' and Mrs.
.Mar-
garet ' 'MacPherson "'closed' the'
meeting With prayer. Refresh-
ments were served.
Mrs. J. W. C�olwell.:accornpan-
ied Mr. and. Mrs.Dori McCosh
and family on Sunday . to; :the
• Thome of Mr. and Mrs. R.'' Rich-
ards,, Paramount.::'
HURON, CO. CROP REPORT
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. Farmers are ' still 'taking ad-
vantage of the , very fine ' wea-
ther to catch up ori outside work; f.
considerable progress has been
made with' silo filling,'' harvest-
Mg " of beets, ;turnips and :fall
plowing. Huron County. was " re-.
presented ` by' twenty=six teams -
or fifty-four 4-H Club m,emlbers.
at the ` :Provincial Inter -Club;
Competitions at the Ontario Ag-
• rioultural` College on 'Friday..
on •Debentures
and 'Guaranteed
Trust •Certificates
. .111. ■
and: 5 years
for one end two years
Brussels
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.ST. HELENS ,
You. are 'reminded of. thea
niversary services to 'be held
the United Church next Sunda
with Rev. C: A . '„
.grave as, guest 'speaker at..t
morning service at 11 and Rev
C. C. Washington of•• the As
field Circuit at 7:30." '
• Miss Anna Stuart , was. hom
from 'Toronto for 'the:. week -en
Mr. Arthur Bolton ` oil Clint
was the speaker for •the, nation
wide Layanen s Sunday: •He chos
as his . subject • the . theme - th
truth will ..make `you free.` '
The November meeting of th
Women's • Institute will be hel
in ', the Community Hall , o
Thursday, ,. November ist at 2:30
Roll _call,.' One' step ;I .' can Mak
toward world peace;, motto, Ou
tomorrows belong to God,' b
Mrs; Fred McQuiilin. Miss W
Rutherford will take the. topic
on. current events: Hostesses,
Mrs: :E: .W. ' Rice, Miss Annie
Durnin: , The ladies -are asked to
have the history of . their farm
prepared so it y b includ
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in the Tweedsmuir book.'
An invitation has :.beenex-
tended' to the..St. Helens W.I. to
attend the 5.th anniversary of
the Ladies • Auxiliary to Wing
ham 'Hospital, to 'be held in
Wingham' Council 'Chamber on
Saturday, October 27th from 3
to 6; Donations •. 'will be grateful:
ly. received. •
• Mr. and Mrs. Bobeirt Stone-
house and Mr. and Mrs. Louis
,Stonehouse of—. Belgrave 'were
Sundayvisitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Gaunt..
A , PASTORAL . LETTER
,."My conscience became uneasy
during Lent. 1 , realized that I
had • unusual opportunities to
know . t iii' alcohol; prooblern. ' at
n. and 1 was doing no-
thing about it. .I 'volunteered to
do some speaking in'the church-
es . . . I have been in' 'a dozer-
different denominations.
OnJ of servation. Social drink-
ing is• rapidly increasing. among
inen'ibers in several denomina
tions. Another observation. The
: •majority of' drinking chug
Members are unaware. of, the.
nature of alcohol One' snore ob-
servation. Those ,erigaged rn.
ca . the
manufacture
and sale of intoxi-
cating nbeverages . erages are definitely.
gunning vo r (non - drinking)
church members , . , The are
willing to spend `tens of millions
of 'dollars to capture those non-,
drinkers.. The drinking church.
member greatly heartens the
liquor interests. ,They ,can count
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The liquor interests ' `deplore
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