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11,91Miltie CANADIANS IN.1EVERY ‘9L.K OF
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YOUR FUTURE MAY BE FINE...
BUT HOW ABOUT YOUR FAMILY ?,
ou want tobe sure your heirs bene t,
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es- you intended. To ensure this you should: • //
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.L 2j-Hcive a Witt:that clearl4,
• • expresses your wishes . • ,
'One of our experienced Trust officers will be
glad to advise and assist you 'to plan your
Estate Program. When _these matters are.
settled, consult a lawyer about your Will. "
It takes surprisingly littletime and expense
to ensure that today's intentions become
•• tomorrow's realities. • •
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WHITECHPRal ,
A sh wer was held at the home
.of Mr. 1ed Newman in honor of
his ,e1de1
t daughter Barbara, a
bride of the near future. About
fifty ladies were present and'
many beautiful and, useful gifts
were presented to, 'the bride -to, -
be. Lunch was served and an en-
joyable time spent:. •
.Mrs. Welwood and son: Norman
made 'a trip. to London' on Sun• -
day to"visit Mr. Welwoocl who is
in. the 4iospital. 'Weare glad to
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report. a slight improvement in
his condition • '
Mr,. Beth Gaunt Spent. Sunday
With. his tater, • ..,. ' 0O ' •
:The,'• Presbyterian. Ohtirth wa.s
well . filled On; Sunday .'When .: a
large attendance of' Mesons 'froth
Lticknow and other places was
present..A quartette consisting,
of John 1VieGee, Alex. Robertson,
D. ,Beecroft. and Gordon Leggett
rendered two fine aelections;Rev.
Pollock led in prayer and Rev.
Currie gave a fine inspiring ad -
Next Sunday .will be anniVer-•
eery. service in the same tchurch
at 11 a,iii; and 7.3:0 in the even -
Mg When the Rev Mr. Bogg will
•Ille the special speaker. •
'There will ' be no .SerVice in
•the United ;Church oon account: of
anniversary. •in the 'Presbyterian
•church next Sunday. '
., Mrs Chapman of :, Aurora is
visiting her son, -Mr: tarid.:MrS,'
Russell iChapinan. . , ...4 :
00 c..!1-gvir. E .:
..., Mr. Roy Culbert 'of •Hamilt6n
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hvisisxtildatrteionnvdteser,.d.mt,fhore..r. an:w4edse.tkmr7-ivense.de,k,r. ;withii.
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Culbert arid Tom.' • - , • ''.
Mr: • and. Mrs. Graham, Belle
and Gladys Visited Sunday with
Mr': and Mrs. Warren Warren Zinn' and
Woods
Mr. 'Hugh W.and' Gerald'
of Warren end M. 'Harvey Ross
of Sudbury spent the, week -end
With Mr. ,and Mrs. Jim Sherwood
O and Norma. Mrs. Harvey Ross &
Janette Who Spent the, week' here
__returned home . with : them.
• Mr. and .Mrs.-,' Jim' Boait and.
Fred.Jaie.yd un: dS I. inf adrinaiyly: Watithwitts__..
field. 0.: .
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On . Mother's Day, six ehildren
were :baptized: Gregory, Larry &
Wilda Mae, children Of Mr. and
Mrs.'Harold Maize'. Janette,: dad,.
ghter of •Mr. .and : Mrs. Harvey
Ross; Dianne Ruth,,. daughter 'of
•:Mr. and We: Warren -„"Zinn; end
'Glen Allen, son of Mr. and • Mrs.
O I Tom •Phillips. •
. 'I.•Mr: and Mrs: 'Earl- Blake ' and
th' visited with Dave, Bert
and Edna "McWhinney oft -Sun-
• Mr. and Mrs: Allan -Ritchie and
babevisitecl_Mr._and .MrS.....T.....,_H...,
O Culbert and. Tom. ‚.00 . • • '
. The school 0 children from here
were into, the musical festiVapri
Goderich on Wednesday.
Scripture lesson. and Mrs. W.A.
Miller the connnenta it: was re-,
ported thata new electric pump
had been Metalled in the Manse
and, it was agreed to have the
piano in the church tuned: At
the conclusion lunch was served
with. Mrs. Frank McQuillin and
Mrs. Curran as hostesses.
Mrs, W. F.POdd of London has
been visiting friehds as the guest
of Mrs. D. Todd: -
M. and Mrs.' Jack •Berndt. of
Detrit' were weekend ,guests of
Simply order whatever food
pleases you the most and then add.
"... ice-cold Coca -Cole!
Enjoy it right in the bottle.,
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ST. HELENS
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Mrs. Gordon MacPherson was
'hnstesi for the May Meetings of
the W.M.S: .and the W.A. of the
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United Church en Thursday af-
ternoon. Mrs. •W. 1. lVflhler•pre-
:sided for the W:M.S.. and' Mrs.
John ,Cameron. led in ,the Wor-
Shi rvice. The treasurer report-
ed . that $35.00 had ibeen sent to
the Presbyterial. treastirer for the..
first quarter and. •'the, Easter
Tharikoffering 'had beeh , $23.50.
It Was decided to quilt two quilts
for the bale fri churdi the
.followinv Tiiesday. • Mrs, W. A.
O Miller. read a short 'article from
the •study book on "The OO.
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in Canada" and Mrs: T. 3. Todd
and Mrs: MacPherson 'represent-
ing twoOapaneSe women, told of
the help 'the church. is. giving
hem'.
them. Mrs.. W. L. Miller gave an
interesting I report .of the Huron'
Presbyterial held in Clinton.
O • Mrs. Jame Curran, th.e presi:
dent, was in the chair for the
O meeting, of the W,A. Which open-
ed by, the singing of, the theme
hymn, the repetition ,of the theme
prayer -arid' the, ereed:, The theme,
of the Worthip,N service "What
God expects of ohristiaris in the
use of ;time •and possessions"..
Mrto Lorne burnin read the
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THURSDAY MAY 22nd, 1953
her Siter, Mrs. MacFiarlane
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon lecher.
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Mrs, Jack crardner of -Zion wa
'a . Week -end visitor with- her
Mother; Mrs. Hein). and Mr,. and
Woods.1v4s.Laonrlie
Mr.dMrs. Lorne 'Woo' ds d
• Donna and .Mrs. AleX Murdie
.tended "The Big, StOry", a musi- ' •
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tfhrome. staaltresovi!ir KOintetahrei4x.a.nodli.fs.roant,i.,
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