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GETS ntig41,t4I4 CEP...SS •
Mrs. Hyde 'has : received from
the department of Aational de-
ense a memorial medal in. rec,
'Ognition of war service of her
husband, the .late Gunner Harold
J. 'IfYile..who died at Kincardine
last autumn.. He was a• native: of
St. Helens.,
His, •
Hia-death Was• relatedto, milh.
4-4" • .•Caiilidate.
Asks.. why were. tberCons.erVatiVe$,
-brin
afraid 4tO"g-.-dOwn 4a* budget?
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VOTE. ;LIBERAL —
tary Servi-Ce, the department of
veterans affairs stated...
In the, covering letter, ,the
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partment • explained the Memor-
ial 'cross is ' given • in 'recognition
'•Ofthose who died in ser -Vice of
their countr
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(Published b( ,Hurori Liberal
AssOciation)
A, man has tactwho won't
change' his mind but will change
the • subject.
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...Tooled To Repair All Makes' Of
Tractors, Machines & Shop Work
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W. IllittClicLIES • •
Phone 18,,r72(1, Ripley •
THE HOME Of QUALITY SERVICE
and Genuine JOHN DEERE PARTS
wHirrEcHukcH
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Miss Janet Gaunt, who is at;
tending the Canada Business
College in. Toronto, spent the
, week -end withher. parents, Mr:
and. MrsRussel Gaunt.
'Mr. Sam Coulter passed away
in V(inearn General Hospital
on Wtdnesday evening. Sym-
pathy is extended to his rela-
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tives.
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Iter-a-ffi'Vn.-171arShall sient
Thursday' in London.
Mr. Gordon Elliott is in St.
Joseph `11ospital,, London, under-
going- an operation her. eye.'
Mr: and Mrs: Cecil Falconer
spent Sunday 'with Mr. and Mrs.'
George Tiffin,. •
A euehre will' be held at Ford-
yce school on ,WecInesday, March
Mr: and' Mrs. jack ',Kerr and
family visited 'Mr'. and Mrs. Ilerb-i
Laidlaw over the' week -end. '
Mr. arid -Mrs. Stan,. Moore .&
family Of. Woodstocl' spent the
vveekend with Mr.:, and Mrs.
Art Moore. • • .,• ,
Mr. and Mrs. Ken 'Dowling
spent the' weekend with rela-
tives at Mt, Forest. •
Mrs: Victor ..Emmerson 'spent
the week -end at 'her. honie in
the 'village.
Westinghouse *Custom; Imperial
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PLAN' NEW CHuRck
.AT. PINE. RIVER
Op' February -25th, Bruce Pres-
bYtery approved the Plans of
the Pine. River congregation to
erect a new church 'building de -
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signed on. modern lines 10 ac
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•coModate the worshiP of the .4.
surrounding rural community • ' • ' ' ON NEW CHAIN SAWS • ' -
and, provide adequate facilities • • • '
for an , active Church School. . .
The delegation present included
Come. in and see the DeWalt Radial Arm Saw,
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J. C. Cambell.. Donald Court
now Cm display.
and the „minister, 14 .C. Hutton. PORTABLE SAWS,' SANDERS, ''.ROUTERS- •
. . At .(the •• same meeting,' a stir-
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ring address from FteV. Gordon •
.Hunter of Ashbury -West United
Church. Toronto' yvas beard on
ney, Bert Irwin, Wilfred Steele
the Church's task of evangelism • Porter Cable Dealer Phone80, Lucktio7
Mr.. Hunter is in Bruce conduct- .
mg a Family and Horne. Wee
in .Kineardine *here the builc
ing of Christian homes is being n
ernphasized. . • •• '. •
Statistics revealed 'the recept
tion of ahbut 200 new Members
in Bruceduring 1957 on profess
ion of faith; :and the establishing
of. two nevV. Ch t e wer
Missions in,the 'Peal area, it WaS
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estimated that about $,000 of
Missionary & Maitenand sup-
port is, spent Annually aiding
the work of our Indian Missions
and aid-receiVing charges.. In
authorizing financial 'support'. of
the Sing Time:television and
radio project; Presbytery recog-
nized its strength in the church's
taSk of spiritual building.
Members Saw.- need to battle
with. those forces which in their
own interests- bring. 'abOut disin-
tegration 'of society as evidenc-
ed. by increased
pur nation.' Heavy pressures are
known to be eXereised On our
goverrimenta with !regard to the
advertisement ,and sale of :lig-
uor. Sessions Were 4,asked to con-
sider the PrOblem of these ,inr
fluences that break down what
the church,tries to build up.
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The new.Cape Croker manse,
-.4ue to reoeive. fresh, coats. of
paint, has been, largely .financed
by the people, Of Bruce: Presby-
tery was 'pleased' to. learn- that
the initial .obligations. with,.
gard- to.• the, ,building's • erection
have riow been, niet. • '
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•Devotions,,.. of :the day. were
conducted by'Rev. C. Renner.
of Teeswater. The. meeting *as
accomOdatett in Port Elgin Un-
ited. church ',Where Rev. J. H.
Slade Was recently inducted: as
minister. After many ,years of
faithful ' service • in •:this area,
'Rey. • P. H. LaWson, having
reached' the age ,of retirement,
will be leaving Bruce at the end
of Jui4e. Though it was a post-
poned meeting,, it was one of
.the beat attended in some time,.
and CapablY, chaired by the
chairinan, Mr. E. J. Fox of Clies-
THANK YOU NOTES and Haiti
Notes available at 25 cents per
.package %of 10 Cardt. arid ,inatehing:
envelopes Don Thompson,' phone
33 or 35.. • •••
KINLOUGH
The March :hostess for , the
-1161yrood• Women's iInstitute will
,be Mrs. Itaynard Ackert. This
will be, ,ari-•evening meeting on
Thursday, March 6th: *Roll call,'
My first school teacher; •topic,
Education is the ,kes, tO. good cit-'
izenshil)71V1C-Htfair motto, a
Wise man's minclgroNeth like •a'
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savings • account, put a little
itteach 'day; directors; Mrs. Sim'
Farmer, Mrs- Orville Elliott,
Mrs.' Frank Thompson and, Mrs.
Alex Percy.. '
e v e Harold Percy w a a
among those attending' the Good
Roads 'Convention .- at Toronto
this week, •
High :prize,•winnerS,". 'at the
liolyroOd euchre .party on Tues-
day tehing ' were Mrs. Nellie
Johnston and Mr,. •Cecii Dore.
COnsolation.,prizes went t� Mrs:
JIM Smith and 'me Bob ivrobon-
aid. •
Vcrt, ••Wraltei, 'Forster and son
Jamie :Of Ripley Visited on Fri,
day: with her mother Mrs. 3. W.
Co1e11. •
Mr, and Mrs. .Joseph Gtiegt Of
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Teeswater visited with Mr. ad
Mrs. Wesley Guest and Fred..
Mr and Mrs. Jack Barr enter-
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tained the Happy -Hour Forum
on Monday' evening.
Mr. Walter Nicholson Spent
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
a re -vet
The World Day of Prayer was
held in the Pentecostal Church'
with Mrs. , Harvey Hodgins in
charge and Miss Edna: Boyle at
the - piano. The World Day of
Prayer program: was f011owed.
Those taking; the appointed pray-
ers were Mrs. Roy. Schneller,,
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Miss. May Boyle,' 'Mrs. Frank
Matilden, Mrs. Jack hair,' Mrs.
Walter :13reckles and M.S.' Wm.
Haldenby; •usher, Mrs.;- Ezra.
Stanley. The address was ,given
by 'Mrs. K.•:L. Sweigard and 1VIrs.
TomMacDonald was named key
woman for next Year,. When the
meeting • will' be held in ' the
Presbyterian Church. , , •
The Evening Workers 'rnet
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the Bervie Rectory 'on Wednes-
day evening' with, Mrs. •Paimer
hostess. Mrs. Ronald Thacker
presided.: Mrs. I3ert Nicholson
read the scripture. Mrs. Tom
Hodgins 'gave the meditation, on.
•The Lord's Prayer. The'roll call
was "Strength".. Paddy Palmer •
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showed , mOving pictures which.
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were enjoyed by all. The even-,
ing was
rns-ma. JakerA71411Heviritt
gave the courtesy remarks. Pray-,
er closed the meeting and dainty,•
refreshments were served. by
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the hostess and , committee in
charge.•
-TH-e A.Y.P.A. metatthe c-hUrch
on Sunday evening. '
Sympathy is • extended to. Mrs.
William Cox in the passing of
her brother, the late Harry. Coll- •
ling.. The funeral was, •held. •
Vancouver on Monday. '
Mr. arid Mrs. George Halden-
by; Mr. and Mrs.' • John McIntyre -
and , Mrs. M., Dudley visited, on
Sunday with Mr. and Mr Clare
Sparling and Allan at Walker -
Mr. and Mrs: Currie *ColViell
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'Colwell On . Sundayalso recent ' t '
visitors with Mrs. Colwell were • '
Carolyn and Dorinda Forster. • 41,'•
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