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Here is your~ cli ce. to win , an unexpected Christmas 'Box..
Let us help you with your Christmas Shopping. 'We
lave practical gifts for every one in the family.
SAVES MONEY AND SHOP AT.
THE FAMILY'S READY -TO -WEARS STORE
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;ednesday Afternoons.
Phone . 70• for evening .apporntme
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Standard and 'tourist.'
sleeping cars; bed-
raoims,compartments,
buffet lounge; dining'
car, modem' conches.,
United Church Young ":Peoples .;
The regular, 'meeting of the
United ''Chu'rch Y.P.U. was held
onTuesdays November 25th with
21: . present. The.'meeting. , opened
with;, a sing song .led . by Shirley
Burden.. After. a prayerthe meet-.
ing' was turned over 'to the Mis<
sions and .World Outreach cony
verier, Shirley Burden.w r..
ship period began, with the read-
ing of a story on missions. in
Newfoundland by Donna. John.-
Ston which was. followed by. the
reading of a story on .Labrador's
Fortune' Bay Mission by Bessie
Reavie.' WO • then enjoyed afilm
entitled "My ':Narne is Ilan",
which was, shown; by Mr. 'Collyer.
A 'cornet . solo was played by
George' Anderson ' A. discussion
followed Of the :Drama Festival
Which is open to all Young: Peo-,
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TINDER
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Beavers, Tigers, Wolverines and
Gophers' came thrq-,ugh with big
counts. last week :but , the' best
Match Was played on' alleysr 5 and
O. *here :the . Cubs edged the I'ole
Cats . 3169 pins to '2969: for five
points. 'The Cub team total. al-
most . bet ere4- their fori er
ord. set c October
Strong games ;were rolled by
the league -leading Beavers. ,and
.Wolverines.. Lions' .and Gophers
were evenly thatched 'but the for-.
;'mer found themselves a few pins
shy. in all three garnes •,
' . Cub , •F �anik Eedy set ;two Vow
records. His 'triple' %flat.• of .773
betters last yearns, record' as well
as. one or the current season. His
single of 319 is also tops! Wolver-
ine Charlie Smith was a valuable.
team .Player. A flat of 065 plus
102 handicap - gave ` him a 'neat
667.. Other valuable- players :were'
Wolverine Mary Fisher and. Cub
Gwen Caesar who ran up. totals
•of 634 and 626.:
Leading teams» will battle for
the top rung 'tonight. ' While the
Tigers' attempt to oust the Bea-
vers ::the Pole' Cats will be out to,
.slow down'the Gophers. Zebras.
are again . due•. for another ram-
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Team , Standing • ,
Beavers 39, Tigers 34, Gophers
3`3,;' 'Cubs 30, :Lions•;;29, Wolverines
27, Pole:' Cats -.26, Chipmunks • 23,E
Coons ,21.. Zebras 18. •.
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Johnsoni Wilt Be Back °
.At the annum dinner and Pres=
entation of the.° fas'tbaU - trophy at
Meaford recently,' Russ 'Johnson
of. Hamilton,. their . ace hurler,'
gave Melfor-fans: the assurance
that he would be back again next
season.
Takes Over 'Port' Franehise '
'' Daye . Jeffrey, •• Port . Elgin'at No
1. f armer-sportsman, had • taken:
e o over all the shares in -the =Lake-
sidd` town's faslball ,club.' He has
been .co-owner for the ',past two
years ii ..association ... with Andy
j,+Currie and Reg •Padd'on.- Mr. Jef-
frey has stated that he will en-
deavour
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deavou r ;:to give . Port Elgin the
best • possible , softball' team he
can field. .
ple's groups in Bruce 'Presbytery.
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A quiz On birds and some g'anies
were conducted rby • Car-olyn'Gib-
son. • '
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HURON COUNTY . COUNCIL. has
adopted a motion petitioning the
Dominion. Government- to . pro-
claim Renner nbratrice Day as a
statutory holiday. -
Some .folks= are like .buttons-;
always popping off at the wrong
time.
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SUPPER AND PROONAM
AT HACKETT OUVRCiS',
Hackett congrregation held their
annual supper and ,program on
Monday evening of last week, Af-
ter the, ladies had }served .a de-
l cious ;supper',. Rev. J, 'R; Dick -j.
in5Qf presided for the following I
program, whichcomnlennced• with'
the chairman's address; piano
solo, Jim ' Hackett; reading; Mrs..
George Alton;. violin numbers by
Or, Janes I.,ittle with. Elmira Al,
ton at .the piano; guitar • and.
mouth organ selections bar Alex
Hackett anal .Wm, Junter; Scotch
nurnbetas by Wm,. •Buckingham'
with accompaniment . by '-'Mrs,
Blake 'Alton; 'accordian .; xtun1bers,
George - Henry; piano nurbers.by
Afro, Blake Altpn .r
The r,hurch was recently newly
stall
decoerated'd. and a 'new f_rnace an
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'ION
Mr; and Mrs. Win Ritchie, Mr,
and Mrs Harvey: Ritchie, & Don-
na, Mr., and Mrs: Eldon. Ritchie
and Mr, and ,Mrs. Nelson Ray-
nard; Bruce, Douglas. and- ; Chris
spent Wednesday ' evening in.
Goderich with, Mr. and Mrs., , Ivan
Papernick, '
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph .Blackstone
and Donald..and Miss .Dorothy
Raynard spent Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs. Nelson , 7Raynard. '; ,
•We are glad to hear: Mr, Gor-
don. Kirkland': is improving` but
he : is still in hospital •
.Mrs. • Mary McAuley visited on
.Sunday .with ; Mr. :and_. Mrs, Isaac
Cranston,
The Sunday School concert will
be, on Tuesday; December 9th 'in .
the church...:
Church will be. at 145 fore the
month of Deeember. - • '
FOURTH CONCESSION
Mr . and' Mrs. Fred ...Gilchrist,‘
Bob 'rand Shirley ,attended Jack`
Gilchrist's Wedding; in ,Toronto 'on
Saturday. .
1±'riernds and neg hbors' of- :Me ,.
Rod MacDougall 'were .very sorry
to hear of his accident.
A -large number 'attended the
South Kinloss ; 'Junior, Y.P.S. at..
the home :of 'Mr, • and Mrs: Ira
Dickie 1± 'rday *evening.
Mr. -and Mrs.,. Lloyd .vIacDoug.
all.and,::family ..were present at
the 35th. wedding' anniversary of
Mr;' and Mrs. Wilfred Farrish''on-
Friday evening. .
• We are glad. little ' David John
MacKinnon - was .::able • to. come -
home from'' London hospital •.'' on
Friday.:
Commencing 'November Jot, .1952 to. December 24 h, 1952 '
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PUI2CHASED,FRQM BRUSSELS MOTORS AT A VALUEOVF12 $300
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Cash "trade, Terms .w.,. ;-
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GINGER ALE
WANT PORK FLOOR
PRICE, CONTINUED
'' Meeting in, Clinton last weed,
hog producers from"seven coup
.ties 'ado ed . motions •for a -
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proaching the Dominion Govern-
ment requesting .contitivation • of '
the pr'esen't floor • price on '-pork.
Over 101 men from 'Huron; "13:r.uce,
Perth,- Middlesex, Oicford, *at-
erloo and Wellington were pies,
• The .first resolution. adopted..
stated that:;.:'‘Whereas the, .prob-
iem' of production and marketing
of '.hogs is of national. importance,
ani -whereas -•wide `fliaetUatio.ns Of
price. the `Dozniniori Government:''.
should . be endorsed .by'.:'eastern
r and western farmers before a,
meeting. with., the` Dominion Gov:
ernment, • we request' a . meeting
with these before making an of-
'ficialreq'ue'st.: Whereas.. producers
of hogs are' 'concerned •• about'
prices consumers pay and Where-
as wide fluctuations Of, pricp have '
resulted , in .shorts • arid surpluses,
and whereas . if producer's are,
forced' to accept 23 'cent,• repeti-
'tion sof the past will occur, theret
fore we 'petition that .the support
price (be eonti'n,ued until -April 11 ,
'1953": :' . '
•The Government, which" estab-
lished the .26 -cent pork floor, priee •
last winter, said recently it would
reduce the minimum. to 23` cents
at . the', first Of the year - Producers,
argued .that hog -raising could' not'. .
be .made to pay even at- the 26 -
cent level and that this cut would '
constitute a - serious ,blow to the
industry.
Another resolution called for
the conducting. of , an • accurate,
semi-annual survey by 'each
county to encourage more regu-
lated production. 'Formers pro.
clueing . With insufficient, know'
ledge oaf -overall production figs
ures and market trends .might de,
feat.' their own purposes, it was
shoWtt r
' Linked with :this' ..inc tion 'Were
clauses showing that the new
price floor had hot 'been glued
sufficient time to prove its :Worth
and that it would' be an incentive
to inerease production. ` SurveYS .;
taken r !by"seven .counties. indica,' .
ed a .30 percent breerling ,decline,
'and as effects of high prices 'of .
1951 contributed. to `the huge Sur-
plus. in 1952, aria With loss of
'markets through foot-and-mouth
disease end •Britain's r cnrtotnic
plight 'lea'ding to limitations on .
the meat market, the counties as,
serbled strongly urged cfntintt
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