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Mon.,'Tues., September 29, 30
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GENE TIERNEY
Close To 'My Heart
;Viet ,The Real. Tullula:b
' What is the :reason for Tullula.h
,Tankhead's. unconventional, bei•
• havior, Prima. donna temper, •' her
•'tantrams and her.. lusty • conversa-
tion? •M'aurice Zolotow alas a' aur-
,
prising .explanation :for ,her spec-
' • • tacular career.. Read "This is the
7teal•' Tallulah", starting in 'this
Sunday's (Sept: '28) issue' of the
THE Z UCKNOW SE, N x t,,
WHITECIURCH T E.:N
TOWNSHIP OF KINLOSS,
•
The W M.S. of the ' United
church :was held 'at the home of
Mrs. Giibson . Gillespie last Wed-
•
nesday with a .good ,attendance
Present. This, was their birthday'
meeting. '
The , service • in the , United
church which has been' held, at
10 a.m for the summnermonths
will be at 2.00 next Sunday, Stan-
dard time.. • . ' . l
CKNQW, QN 4R.O.
S.
Mr, and Mrs. Groskorth, Sr. of
Toronto are , visiting for .a few
days with" -their son, Mr.— and
Mrs. Groskorth and family.
The W,MS, of. Chalmers 'church
was held at thehome of
Wr, Dawson last Thursday of-
;ternoon. 'Plans were discussed for
getting . at ,speaker for . the Thank -
offering 'next rnonth. The regu-
lar meeting was carried . an .as,
usual with all taking ,their parts.
A Social half' •hour was spent at
-the dose.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank ' Coulter
and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Coulter
have returned from the west af-
ter spending some time visiting
there. They had a very enjoyaible.
trip:.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott
and. ',daughters ,. have ' moved •to
the . home on Highway' 86 .forfn-
erly . known at the Wilson home,
across, from Mr. W. J. Coulter.
Sealed tenders, marked Drain
tender, will be received by the
undersigned up to 2' p,m, on Oct-
ober 6th, 1952, for the construc-
tion: of the Moffat -Thomson Mun.
icipal Drain, consisting of 4100
cubic yards.- of open drain ex,-
cay.ation. To. be done this Fall if
possible. Tenders • to be accom-
panied by marked cheque ' for
10 percent of tender. The lowest.
or any tender not necessarily ac-
cepted. .,
J
'R. LANE, .
Clerk, Kinloss. Township,
R.R.' 2, '.Holyrood, Ont
NOTI[CE TO CREDITORS
All persons having , c la ms
against the, estate •af, William
Andrew . Wraith, late of ` the
Township of Kinloss in' the
.County o+f Bruce, Retired :Farm-
er, who died on or about the fifth
Aught, -A. 95 -arenotified' to , send to •
signed' on, or before the fourth
day of October, A,D. 1952, full
particulars of ' their claims in
writing. Immediately meter the
said fourth' ` day el October, . the.
.assets of the said testator ' will be
distributed • amongst the parties
entitled- thereto, having regard
only to claims of which the exe-
cutor. shall then .. have notice.'
DATED .this •.el•e�enth. day of
September,' A.D. 19x52..'
•. Crawford & •Hetherington,
Winghaan;• ,Ontario. ,
Solicitors" for the., executor.•.
A• •number• of the Gaunt rela
tives•"•,from ;'here Are -invited to
the 'wedding next Saturday' of
Harald Gaunt, grandson of .Mr,
:Thos. • Gaunt; formerly of .White-
church : The wedding will take •
iplace at ' Kingston;. • •
Mrs: Sarah '.McKay. of Toronto
spent a day 'With Mrs. . Mac Ross,
last week •.
• We- are sorry to report Mr.
James Wilson to be • in Wingharn.
great • !C:olor Gravure American hospital.
•Weekly;' exclusively with The .De
iroit Sunday .Times •Advertising doesn't cost -it pays!,
We will have' a car of
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•NOTICE; •TO.'CREDITORS
II The Estate Of `.Temple Clark.
All ., persons having cl ai,m s•
against the estate of Temple'
Clark, late pi' the Village of, Luck
now, :in, the County of; 'Bruce,;
Gentleman, deceased, ' who . died
on : or ,,about the 13th day' of Aug-
ust 1952, +are hereby notified'. to
send in to the undersigned ..Exe-
cutor on or before the 15th day
.of October. 1952,• :full particulars
of their clainis
'I•mrnediately. after the. 15th sday
of October:1952, the assets .of the
estate will be' distributed amongst
the 'parties entitled thereto hav-
2 ing regaiid.'only to the . claims .of;
which the .:Executor shill then
have notice
Dated, at "Lucknow,. , Ontario,
this 15th. day of September 1952.
T ' Dougl as Clark; Sprague,
Manitoba, Executor.
' ' R W. Andrew, his -Solicitor.
herein
i
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D U .N' G A N NO N
1 r, and Mrs Bill ,McClure Jr.,
.and • thre.e boys of Elmira were
week -end _visitors at the parental
honrre of 4.1r.: and Mrs: W. H. Mc-
Clure. ' '
•Dr. I4 !A. .S. Vokes. •and Mrs.
V kes-ireturnect.._tto.....T.oronto ..on
Sunday •after spending a week • in,
the •village.. •
The, niuinps have hit the vial-,
age for sure this. week. The at-
tendance in the Junior room on
Monday was only nine, •with'. all•
the rest . down With the epideinic.
Rev. Jas. ' and .Mrs, Bright
of Fonthill have ••, been warmly
welcomed.' by. former .friends this
past week -end, as thy.have been
guests of Mr. and 14rs. Robert'
Irvin, near -neighbors; while they
werein the Dungannon United
Church. Parsonage and retired
last 'year While here. They atteiz-
sled anniversary services at 'Port
•Albert and'h.ave also, paid a visit
to several homes:
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur. - Brown,
Wayne and Ken, left Sunday by
motor On': a trip to Ottawa and on
their return • will leave ' Ken off
,to . start • his• second ' year at
Queen's University, Kingston:
The••D.ungannon 'United Church
observed successful: anniversary
services on Sunday, September
14t'h • in the morning at 11 a.m.
n` in the evening ,at, 8 p.m. The
church, was tastefuly decorated
with early, autumn flowers and
on . the altar table was a lovely
centre bouquet. ofiladoli and
zinnias 'of red shades in memory
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Her-
bert 'Alton, placed ,by their grand
daughter 8ttabelle (Mrs. William
Bradley). Near the 'flowers Was
the 'beautiful anorocca bound
Bible which has '• recently ' been.
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RESIDENCE 219
dedicated 'to theW.M.S. by mem-
bers •of the family ., of thelate
Mrs. B. J. Crawford a ,charter
member. of the Society. Rev. H.
A. Dickinson; .of North''St. • United
church,: Goderich, gave thea -ad-
dress, Guest soloist.: was IRalph.
•Henderson, Goderich, who sang
in a,' lovely deep voice, "Beside
Still, 'Waters" and -+a:beautiful 'ar-
•rangernent of "Rock of: Ages".
The choir sang an' anthem.' at'both'
ser'vices' accompanied by Mrs. L.
Stinger,organist, who was ac=
' companied !by Miss Norma ; Sher-
wood at the piano for the hymns:
In the evening. the church . was
7ionoredT`,y the. 'presence of the
family : of Rev. Geo. Watt, pastor
of the church His father, Rev.
W. J. Watt, Whitechurch, led' in
prayer and the guest speaker was
a brother, Rev: J. Robt. Watt, of
Mitchell,, who gave the congrega-
tion a fine message. ' Thetlhoir:
was ' assisted •by a mixed. quar-
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tette, Mrs 'J. W. Joynt, . Miss Bell.
Robertson . Mr. EldonH • enderso
rt
and Mr. Raynard •Ackert, Luck-
now,' who sang -"Jesus.. is Softly.'
and Tenderly Calling" and "Hove'.`
Long Wilt Thou •'Forget Me, 0
Lord".. :Mr. Elmer Usnb!a:ch . ac-
c.orripanied at • the ., organ. ' Mrs.
Durnin •Phillips ' assisted the or-
ganist in ,the,evening, accompany=•
ing for the hymns at the piano.:
Both services were well attended
Eby . members and visitors •and the•
pastorexpressed appreciation for,
all who had contributed in any -
way.
,Mr.. and Mrs EdgarReed, Lon-
don, were week -end Ivifi ors .with •
Mr.. •and Mrs. ' Mason 'McAllister.
Mrs. Abner . Morris has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. .Rus
set Drennan, Brights Grove:
Tam Pollock back again . after an. . •
operation at : Victoria Hospital, ' ' •
London.
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