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Sweaters and T-Shirts
Sleepwear
Pyjamas and Gowns
Hosiery and Underwear
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Phone 345-2274
$100,000
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At These Low; LoW Rates
Age 25 — $157.00 Age 30 — $207.00
Age 35 — $300.00 Age 40 — $463.00
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Tables laden with. home bak-
ing, driftwood and craftwork,
vegetables, jams, jellies; knit-
ted goods, aprons and novelties
were a feature of a bazaar and
tea"lield in Northside United
Church on Saturday afternoon.
The bazaar was opened by
Reverend J. Clifford Britton. Guests
were received by Mrs. George
Ribey, president, and Mrs. Britton.
Branches of crimson maple
leaves, berry-laden mountain ash
and centennial crabapple decor-
ated the school room. A centre-
piece on the main table was a
huge horn .of plenty made of
pastry and filled with fresh
fruits. Arrangements of mums
and ground cranberry around the
room added colour.
Mrs. John McElwain was the
convener of the tea room where
the small tables were centered
NorthOcle S'I.011SOTSY
Bazaar and Tea-
with tiny pumpkins filled with
marigolds. ,
Mrs. WilliaM Ball, Mrs, Ken-
rfeth Bennett, Mrs.. Donald Wood,
Mrs. George Addison, Mrs, R.
McGregor and Mrs. Orville Oke
arranged the flowers and dec-
orations.
Mrs. William G. Campbell
and Mrs. Lorne Daleco-con-
vened the event, with the fol-
lowing conveners: baking, Mrs.-
Gordan Papple and Mrs. Peter
Moffat; sewing, Mrs. James M.
Scott and Mrs. Ernest Williams;
miscellaneous, Mrs. Sam Scott;
produce, Mrs. Robert McKer-
cher; touch and take table, Miss
Rena Fennell; crafts and hobbies,
Mrs. William Ball; social, Mrs.
Williani B. Campbell.
Mrs. Wilmer Cuthjil, treas-
urer, reported the event was .a
financial success.
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Calder McKaig were Mr.
and Mrs. James' Millard, Flint,
Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. *Earl
Phillips, Alpena, Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGhee and
family, London, visited on Sun-
day evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hulley and family of
Winthrop.-
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gardiner
visited on Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Readhead of Kit-
chener.
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, Alex Gardiner were Mr.
and Mrs, Leo Weitersen, Brod-
hagen, Mrs, Carl Becker and
daughter Beverley and Mrs. Don-.
aid Mckillon of Rostock.
Guests entertained at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Gardiner on Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. George Vivian and
family, Mr, and glrs. Carlyle
,Meikle and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Taylor and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Finlayson
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
MerVin Shute 'and family of
Kir kton.
„Mr.. and Mrs, Wilbert Wors-
ley and daughter, Eleanor of
Cameron, Ont, are visiting with
Mr: Worsley's sister, 'Mrs, E.
Moore and with Mr. and Mrs.
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NEWS OF
Correspondent
MRS, KEN McKELLAR
CROMARTY
T. L. Scott and sons, John and
Hugh.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne spfarie
and Miss Frances Scott, London,
spent the week end with Mr.•
and Mrs. Gordon Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. John Saunders
of Windsor were week end visit-
ors with Mr. and-Mrs. Roy Mc-
Culloch.
Mrs. J. R.Jefferson attended
anniversary service at Donny-
brook United Church and spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Leddy and Mr. and Mrs.
Hilliard Jefferson of Auburn
and Misses Gladys and Irene
Jefferson of Goderich.
Mrs, Kenneth McKellar is a
patient in Seafotth Hospital with
a fractured heel.
Mrs. T. L Scott was guest
speaker at the afternoon meet-
ing of the W. M. S. in the At-
wood Church.
Me and Mrs. John Wallace
and Mrs. Grace Scott were guests
at the Pucci-McKellar wedding
in ,Buffalo, S. A. Saturday.
Baptiied in Cromarty Presby-
terian Church op Sunday by Rev.
W. Jarvis were Richard Douglas,
infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Doug-
las Eyre of Shedden; Thomas
William, infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Laing; Karen Isabel,
infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Carlyle Meikle.
THE.4.44RON iegromPRi.
with the
for your festive
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25-
LB.
BAG
FRESH
Ocean spray CRANBERRIES
Broilers 6-9 lb. size
Hens 10-14 lb. size
TURKEYS
Freihly Cut, Young •
TURKEY
LEGS
The pitblii 'hit ;44.:
gonaut defensive halfback Jim
Tomlin intercepted Montreal
quarterback Sonny Wade's
pass with less than one minute
remaining in a game won by
- the Argos 36-23. Hence, the
importance of the theft.
good distance before being
Tomlin ran the ball back a Vernon Vanoy cracked him the
only solid shot he received dur-
tackled by none other than Son-, ing the first half. However,
fly Wade. -As Tomlin lay face this is when Montreal claims he
doWn on the Autostade turf, Wade received a concussion.
clamped his right foot down on Argo head coach Leo Cahill
sTpoamrkinling'sabnaeckanwihiugchfesretsbueltwtedeeinn says: "I am sick and tired of
hearing false and slanderous
the two teams, charges about us.. I don't know --
After the game it was -also how Dalton can say things like
revealed that Wade had re-
r ed
colored
o Ed.
defensiveFirri
that. I thought after the game
fer
ngtoenn,d,Toarsoan- was over that it was a good, hard-
to's foeght game..• I was flabbergasted'
"black nigger" after Harrington to-hear all the charges he made,
had tackled the Montreal pivot, • "I also hear he said he'd
Wade, according to Montreal apologize at the corner of Peel
head coach, Kay ,Dalton, was and St. Catherine if the films
suffering from a concussion sus- showed he was wrong. Well,
tained during the second quarter they do show he's wrong, He
and could not be held account- knows where Peel and St. Cath-
able for his actions thereafter. erine are. •
Dalton also said that Wade -was "Their quarterback didn't get
the game.
taken to hospital for x•-nays After hit any more than four the
" whole game and I'm damned if I
The point is this; If Wade did can see anything illegal about
any of those, " have a concussion, why .
Alouette general manager, Dalton allow him to continue?
Tony Golab, said that his team ,
plans no complaint to Canadian
Football League commissioner
Tati-G-andaur backirig-Dattores—
accusations, Golab also reported
Wade as being "fine".
Dalton had this to say: "I'm
really not interested ip.this kind
-of baloney. But the films certain-
ly back up' what I said. There
certainly won't be an apology."
Commissioner Gaudaur! "I
would not care to comment. I
would say two things: I don't
believe that any coach in the
CFL counsels his players to go
out and maim someone.
"No team has ever brought
to my attention any incident or
complaint that Toronto plays
dirty football."
And Montreal assistant
coach Ralph Goldston;' "When
we get to Toronto we're going
to-have nothing to lose. And
we're gonna maim your quarter-
backs. Trat's all."
Well, that's about it.
Who was right? Who was
wrong? '
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Gifts for every occassion
Watch, Clock and
Jewellery repairs
of
Children's
SNOW SUITS
and
SCREENED TOPSOIL
(Stone,,GraLs and Root Free)
CEMENT 'GRAVEL -Alio for Lanes or. Yards, Fill Etc,
LANDSCAPING
Light Bulldozing, Back Filling, Levelling Etc.
BACKHOE WORK
LYLE MONTGOMERY —
PHONE 482.7644 EVENINGS OR CLAYT'S GULF SERVICE,
• CLINTON, 482.7661
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CANADA NO. 1
was pianist and accompanied her
group in a special musical num-
ber. The W. M. S.. Thanksgiving
Service was announced for Oct.
28th.
The theme "Thanksgiving"
was carried out in the reading.of
:Psalm 24 in unison.- The Medit-
ation was given by Mrs. Mervin
Dow and a reading by Mrs..Caul-
der McKaig. Mrs. Arthur Ham-
ilton stressed that each one show
Freshly Cut, Young
TURKEY
BREAST
.
"The recent football game be- charged iog(*wttit-4.10Y •
tween Montreal Alouettps and and crndeplAyi 34)14.i&vAq..
Toronto Argonauts has result- • slugged /Fe
ed in White-hot controversy, In ing the gala*. •
fact, according to the Argos, 'this is what -.4.13,Un •-
the controversy might be aptly show: Wade threW prig t,
labelled "black-hot." ' • completed 19. He was *Wed
To refresh your memory: Ar- once in the first spatter by
Mary Luster, below the waist.
Eight times in the first quarter
Wade threw' a pass without • •
being touched.
In the second'quarter he was
tackled three times. Harrington .
landed on top of him once arid.
W M S
Mrs, Arthur Hamilton of At-
wood was guest speaker at a
joint meeting of Cromarty Wom-
en's Missionary Society and the
Marion Ritchie Auxiliary held
in Cromarty Presbyterian Church.
The W. M. S. president, Mrs. d..Maritreal had another quartet-
Mervin Dow presided. Mrs. Gor-back suited and ready. And
dop iaing.of-the_Marion Ritchie___also,...Wade_didiftgd to kospital-
he was sent home after the game
and told to keep his mouth shut.
Following the game, Datton'.
NIFTY NEEDLES
Seaforth Nifty Needles met
at Joanne Arts on Thursday. Min-
utes were read by Nancy Dever-
eaux, Members were shown how
to enlarge a design,
Later the leaders were shown
the love•of Christ to all she may
plained the, f th tit h er,s c
runners and samples then ex-
mtWeicee etvheergyrdeaayt.'HNioghownaey trILeille% Sills showed how to mount the
A time of fellowship followed feather stitch. The group thanked
the meeting. Mrs. Arts,
Government 'inspected, Canada Grade 'B' Plump, Tender,
Predressed Frozen, Young
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