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PAGE EIGHT
DUNGANNON
Ur. Ward Sellers of Brussels
con Sunday visited Mr. .and Mrs.
Victor Errington. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Alton on.
Sabirdiay attended the funeral of
the late •Nir. Sam Mitchell, Col-
Eorne. Township.
The annual Dungannon Un
feted Church. Surd ay School fowl
supper was enjoyed by • teachers,
pupils and a few visitors, which
,i the annual 'treat of the Sun-
day School teachers and officers
with Mr: Frank .Pentland super-
intendent. . A bountiful supper
Was enjoyed, ;topped with pie,
ice cream' and Christmas; •cake.
Mr. Frank Pentland, superinten-
dent, announced the numbers on
the ,progran i and &Ir. Heber. Eedy
introduced the . guest. speaker,.
Mr. George Jefferson :a retired.
school teacher. of Clinton, who
with 49 years ofteaching expert
ence, 'tactfully -held. the atter-
tion of all the child!', en' with an
•amusilg , .,story and continued
with .some logic and good advice'
to the others, 'stressing the need
tor a good. pattern set before
;children, . who are very, observ,
xrig.• •Miss Lillian' 'Poppvresided,
- at the piano for a sing song. Lin-
• -da arid Barbara Forster 'played . a.l
"rano duet.. Eleanor Alton gave
a .piano •instrumental. Mr. K.' K.
Dawson, a former Superintend-
ent, spoke a fever words. •. Miss
-Marylin • Anderson sang . a solo
lacacompanied by' Mrs. L...Stingel.'
Linda Foster' played a piano
solo; a; quartette, . Sandra Finrii-
tan, Marylin . Anderson,. Toxim y.
F1ow'1er •.and •., Wilmer p,i4n.gton,'
sang two. numbers: ,Slides: were..
shown . on "How Germs Spread
af• the. Common Cold" Mr. Har;
•.rey Anderson thanked the guest
speaker .arid ,voided appreciation.
to all Who made the &ucceisful.
TimLO.
LVOKNAW SENTINEL.,Lamm, ONTAAI
1GRAND MAST E R AT
%1NTH MEETING
C.G.I.T, '•GROUP HELD
SUNDAY VESPER SERVICE
The local . groupof the Canad-
ian Girls In Training held an
impressive Vesper service in the
Presbyterian Church .on Sunday
evening. -
The. girls held• a candlelight
processional and followed the
'pre scribed order of service with.
each of the tengirls having part.
In theirvesper singing they were,
supported by . the choir,
Mrs, Wallace McClean gave
the address and special musical
numbers Were ..,played . by _ Miss
Doris Johnston • at Clinton., The
'South Kinloss group . of the
•'C.iG. T. attended the service in
their uniforms. , ther film for threeor four- show -
Grand Lodge honors were ex-
tended • to •Carl . Smit`h, • ' Grand
Master of 'Ontario West and to
John E. Hammond of the Orange
Insurance Department . at the
North' Huron L.O.Q. • County an-
nual meeting held • in' Blyth on
Tuesday, December 4th.
A $25.00' donation Was voted to
be • sent to Rev. • Adams, ,Who.
,spoke ata former service. The
credential committee reported 54.
present' atthe' meeting. Listowel
was 'chosen as the place to cele-
brate .the 13th of .July. It was.
•Martin Lu-
.
decided ' to engage a. Ma
The Lucknow group, under the
leadership of Miss Gladys Mac-
Donald and Miss 'K. MacIntosh,.
includes the fjoilowing girls, Mar-
guerite !MacKenzie, Janet Fin-
layson, Elizabeth Ann Finlayson, acclamation. The.. County : offices
Betsy Henderson, Marilyn Stan- are as �follaw�s Co. Master,, Walt -
ley, Je an Mullin,• 'rNLiargiaret• Ann. er Scott, 462 Belgrave; ' Co.
1Vfullin, , Nancy Forster, Dianne.
Rayner and Pat Welsh.
ings in January ,throughout the
County.. .
On motions .. y Past County
Master T. L. McInnes and John
Nott all offices were filled by
evening, . not forgetting the men•
'n aprons; who served the -meal
Master, Wm. Campbell, 767 Gor-
rie; Co. chaplain, .Rob'ert Hibbert,
642 Fordwich; Co.. red. sec.; Ross
Errington, 32 Dungannon; Co..
and .a hearty. vote of • applause l fin: • sec., ' Mi o Casemore, •794
Co. haxn• in • treas., , .Harold
was expressed for the fine. rev I Wi g ,
Webster 324 Dungannion; Co.
ening. ,
-Tooled-To—Repair . All Makes Of
" Tractors, :Machines & Shop Work
ACETYLENE:' & 'ARC WELDING
KINLOIrH GARAGE
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W.. BRECKLES
Phone 18=r-20,' Ripley.
THE HOME OF QUALITY SERVICE
and Genuine JOHN DEERE PARTS
SKELTON
MEMORIALS
WALKERTON
�Wn�areW-tlie�ony w.man ae.
Corers in this part of Ontario
of high class . monuments
who;import granite from the
Old Country in the rough by.
the carload and process from
the rough to the finished
monument. No middleman.
' Whew cho"using: a monument :
come and see one • of ' the.
largest- selections in Onthrio.
Established over sixty years.
Write or phone Walkerton 8
and reverse charges.
SKELTON
MEMORIALS •
' WALKERTON
wrzNESDAY, DEC. 1?rth, 1956
gnew'!
Member . of
Ontario Insurance Agents Association
Business, 39
GENERAL INSURANCE
Established Over Thirty-' Years Ago •
• Telehones; •
HOWARD AGNEW
Residence 1p8
rnarshall, Gordon Carter. 963
Blyth; Co. lecturers, . Harvey
Hunking, • 863 .Londesbboro • and.
Melvin Steep, 324 Dungannon;
Co. auditors, George. Baillie and
Roy y Noble; 963 Blyth.
Grand Master.. Carl Smith, af-
ter installing- the officers, gave
a very
challenging and informa-
tive . talk. John Hammond ;report-
ed that Orangeinsurance ha”• in-,
creased 25 percent over other
years and now stands 6th in pos-
ition. Other' speakers. •includ.ed. T.
Colwell, Co. Master of South
Huron; Oliver Jiggs of` Exeter;
Charles Stewart, of Clinton; Earl
Hamilton •cif Wingiharn and 'Wal-
lace• Bell of .Blyth: County Lodge
of North Huron, will . meet in`
Dungannon for their spring
meeting. -
D. OF, K. MEETING
The 4th meeting,f the Daugh-
ters : of the Kairshea- was, held• at
the. +home of. Shirley Congram
on' December Ist. The roll tall
was • asked (by Shirlejt McClure;
There were eight members ,pres-
ent. Marilyn Carruthers read the.
minutes of the last . meeting.
Time and plane of the next meet-
• ing were decided on. The bound
button hole was demonstrated by
Mrs. Lavis ' and Mrs. MacKenzie.
A delicious lunch was served by
Mrs. Congram; ` bringing ' the
e t ng . to a close. .
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Tinsel -bright. and migh#y, tasty!`
When guests drop in, make them welcomevith individual servings of.
crisp, buttety popcorn wrapped ih glittering aluminum •foiland tied
with big red bows. •
Vola can keep the popcorn warm by heating the foil -wrapped packages
• in a slow oven: Then uiekly tie on the ribbon when you take4them out.
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'And' don't forget to have lotsof sparkling 'Coca-Cola all ready and'
waiting. 'Cause the -.great taste of tingling,; ice-cold, Coke goes just
great with snacks! `
or Sparkling Holidays ..;Bring. Home the Coked:.
SERVE
6 Bottles
' "coke". is a iep,Isfeied k"ade.molk.
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GODERICH BOTTLING' WOW.,
-55 Kingston► St,. Phone NO 489.
Authorized b'ttler of Coca;
contract,,w th Coca. Cola Ltd.