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4 W.gR)V_0A4 with h* pArgAt's, S, prayprtw Doym,4 Bgochler, T -4,e 3R AT iaa r
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Mrs. Charlie X�LeDO > nn
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weedw4d in Guelph, visiting her thp4a) Wbo, for the past 17 Cba=OY tiQld 9a Arm' PtMtik, EXPIOMM. . e A
. ros P4114 Pill sister And faiffily, Mr. and Mrs, year* has ,capably t �Tig and dqdicateO. by Ca;Jk'b1_- t 4 -r Gail
Y . beir forst blue star
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aid s.�t'] pe ,, 41 St., AA.�drew$ 11.0'. .11age po
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'-Miss 3�3rwoa, Maj ns Ole- tress, ba,4 retired. Mrs, N, . cayn= The 04iof Counsellor, Mrs, Armstrong, LoriE� Jol4notor
n. a-14
Oae'st,s on Sunday of Mr. Arid brated her elevenith birthday on iq� I)pr successor, Xaur�,cq Bean, thanked -the par, Nancy Brown.
Nis, Fred Hql1s were the lady�s Mee,.t At Bay..olSaturday and has 09 her.gVests, Mr. -and INT.rs. Bert yaber of pot.s for their ix first gold star was pre,
f�{interest and in- Tbe
Colleen'Merner, 1P,4tricla Payne Kippen here dinner guests, last troduCed the counsellors; Mrs, sented to Explorers Shelley
brothel -and sisters and t4eir Unit One of the United C41- -Mr, ' Mrs OV 0,40ge Oath B(fteld r Don- I
urch, WwDi4en of St. Andrew's and. Wendy Greew� Ta the 0- Sunday of and, Mrs,. Tom Arthur Grange, Ll d r y e,
United Church, B4yfield, held t0rnOon they aUinioyed -a sleigh Penh,%Je and family. Humphreys and Mrs. Donald 40 Chimney, Doma, Baepbler,
rid with Mr. Adam Flowers, Young, $hq especially thaWked and Jeanette Jobnston, This is
its meeting at the church last , .e �ome , Y: IChoMb I lert Doran who had as- the firs timo gold st b
Thursdlay, M-4. Aurin, led in and. for dinner were d b va ad
on been presented In the Aub n
Brenda's grandparents, Mr, er aisted With -the expedi ur
Worship With thq qdVqAt and
_n group. The �ervlce was con-
Chr1$tm"hyV= a4al Mrs, RO- 'Mrs George Knight, London. 'taking care of the
sick 'by tell
FR40 AAL R and. 'Mrs, Clarence Dar- ing P40 demonstrating the auded, by singing a hymn,
rAfIr D, rr . beat Scotchr4pr gavq a Bible son a m4on were HOstSright way of caring foj� the sick GivePt r1r -nd Karen of L Auxiliary .
4F reading. Prayer Was 10, by M�%. recent weekend guests of li�LAS as,she does. 141 her career as a The Senior Explorers under
.. Peltersan.
parenIts r, An -d nurse. the direction Of Counsellor Mrs,
M d Mrs. R, Lar- rogistere
Mrs. Poth tQ* the study. 9%17d Humphreys presented a
book chapter and gave W41. Of Scouts, Cuk WquireAnents Ontlined.
aqcqtMt of the T abltef Spending the, weekend with The LRdie8 Auxiliary and demonstrated what
,JCW ,Bible to Mrs, Ban optllned the re- they had 1 14 thel
their tints, Mr, %d,Mrz. Scouts and Cubs met, at the qu4Vqnen# ea e4 r re -
Study in Q003er,411; k1we John Land, for the d* ferm -
� A � t icen'0exploration, Keeping He*
Mrs. Sohn LAndsay condluct�d were Sandy Land, home of Mrs, G. B611Lhlarnber starsm4 after shiging a )iymn thyl Among the Topics
the business 60.W-00, during Brantford, 'and Mr. and, Mrs. on Tuesday, Doc, 1, with q19bt nine Juniops were initiated v
Andre,��,Land, Toronto. members present, pres0ited were precauln?L
which a purnber of reports reMVed their fl%t red
-g that- o� the norair*- Mrs, Toqk Hammond recent- Thepreoident, Mrs, W. pier- ta;lce an a sick room, taking
•lucludin •1Y retuvd, after filling the pom- son, opened the meeting I with "Per" and rate;
ing conumltoe� :given. The tion Hold Euchre Part Pulse
needs of the, churth building of postmistress for 17 the -S,_out Mother's Promise, Y how to stop nose breeds, mak-
were discussed and a list .Was Years. She is 'succeeded by followed q*
by the se.ryt, ,, At Summerhill
Inade Of h'OsOtal patients and Mrs, M. Xayrnan, port read by Mrs. R. V,�cVean The Summer All Hall. Board
-! Mrs. L. B. Smith has been -and treasurer's report given, by hem 8, Euchre Party OA Friday, Funeral Monday
1 shut-ins, spending a week in London vis- Mrs. G. Bellbhamber. The biisi, Dec. 4, and VIXe following won
It was decided to make up i't as the prizes:
ti Chri,vtmas� boxes again this iting her ftulghter, Mrs. E. ness meeting was sho
year, donation for will c91- can pe Rowse and family. 'Mr. Smith ladies were to be addressed by Ladies high, Mrs. ., Jen- Held At Hensall
joined them on 7�hursday, and Mrs. Quigleyj a provincial Lad, kins; Ladies'lone, Mrs. Clayton
left with Mrs. Bell, The ex- be and Mrs. Smith returned to nes Auxiliary repres4n�ative, Ellis; Ladles low, Mrs. George
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"C"02LErvi �`E cowl acted as hosteW.s forColclough; Men's high, George for Mrs. McMartin
fol- village on Saturday. who was unfor-Nnately unable
• Mi. JLIU411-60 the soda' period which Mr. and WE. E. Hewitt at- to attend. A social hour fol- Wright; Men's lone, Clark Ball;Mrs. James McMartin of
lowed. - , c
companled by Miss TeTIT Maio- lowed during which lunch was MeWs law, S-teven'Jenkk=.' don, formerly of Barrie, p=
served by the h stess, assisted Of away in Victoria HospM-, lign-
VlcaX spent Sunday in S1!m 0 Sack VanEgmond holder
coe. by Mrs. W. Pierson. the lucky ticket won a decor-
don, Thursday, December 3rd
Spending a day in the vill, The -next meeting is schedul. ated cake,
in, her 87th year. She was the
60DERiCH NURSING HOME this 'week weiie, Mrs. Nelson ed for I April and will be h614 The next party will be held former Edith Bonthroo and was
Y bom at Rodgerville, near Hen.
�= and John UcCbn- at the home of Mks, W. Castle. on Monday, Dec. 28,
43.NELSON ST., GODERICH k London; Mr, F. Peters call.
MY Mr. Lightfoot, Stratford- ry Surviving are one son, Char -
will have an Mr. and Mrs. George Kallio les, of Windsor; two daughters,
Detroit, and Mrs, Gerald .-, Varna. UCW Elects Officers For '64 Mrs. H. (Marjpxet) Hoaroyde,
ton, London; Mrs, Sohn (Ruth)
Mt. and Mrs. R. Roy. Flitzsim- ffill , HU Oblo;
OPEN "0 During Annual Christmas Meeting ckey Hudson,
brother,
Mr.
Terry and Karen visited Fred G. Boilthron, and one tds-
their daughter Mrs, Otto Smale The Umted Church Women bert Webster. ter, Mrs. LoWse Simpson, bath
Tuesday,1 5-�-2_5 p.m. and 7-9p.m- at Strathroy Middlesex Genera] held thefir Christmas meeting The following officers were Of Hemall. ALSO $11XVIVing are
I-Tospital, an Saturday. Mrs. in the church last Thursday eledted for 1965: President, 11 grandchildren and nine.
EVERYONE WELCOME Smale was admitted Friday at- evening. Group One was in Mrs. Robert Taylor; vice-presi- Mat-0andchil- dren.
er a fall in her ,home which charge Of devotions with Mrs. dent, Mrs. Mervin Hayter; sec- One sister, Mrs. Margaret
fractured her left ankle. Louis Taylor giving the call to • retary, Mrs. Mervin Johnston;. -Vair passed away in August
•.. Xft. Smalels daughter, Dar. worship. The scripture lesson treasurer, Mrs. Wrn.,MbAsh; this year. The body was rest-
ene, returned home with her was read by Mrs. Tom,Consitt. Group leaders, No. 1, Mrs, Ing at the Bonthron funeral
grandparents, On Sunday, Mr. Ws. Wim, MaAsb, Mrs. E- Louis Taylor; No. 2, Mrs. Wart- home, Hensall, where public
and Mrs. Fitzsimons, Terryand McChOcheY, Mrs John McAsh Von Webster, Mrs, Sherlodc services were held,Sunday, De -
E E cember 6th, at 5 p.m., co�d,3�t-
FR lKaren, Kelgo and Darlene, vis- and Mrs. J. Postill took part in Keyes, Mrs. Harvey Hayter; No ed by Rev. J. C. Boyne, ExeteK.
ited Mrs. Smale.' a candle .Bighting service. The 3, Mrs. Charles Reid; No. 4'
PER INNT efttion was gaven by Mrs. Mrs. Lee McConn f Interment was in Barrie Union
HAIR COLOURING Louis Taylor followed by pray- johmton; ell, Mrs. Pen -y Cemetery -at 1:30 p.m., Mony.
t M N_0 c(Intended for last week) er. Mrs. Gordon IE -11 gave a
This is your opportunity to try our new reading entitled "Bible Story!' Envelope swretary, Mrs John
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lar- Mrs, Fred McClymoot read an: Ostrom; corresponding setre- VARNA
Harvey Hayter; The members a LOL 1035
Creme Hair Color article on Stewardship. 1�
Helene Curtis C The business was conducted flowers .16 church, Mm. Mex- are holdiing a turkey supper for
I-layter, Mrs. Wm. Clarke, members only, preceding their
Permanent 601or will not fade or wash out. NOTICE by the president, Mrs. Robert vin all meeting on Thursday
You pay only for shampoo and set. Taylor. Mervin Johnston Mrs. Fred McClymont and Aft. annual'
John Ostrom; evening, December 10.
TUCKERSM11TH read the minutes of the lest The United Church is holding
,meeting -arid 32 ladies answered Parsonage committee, Mrs. a White Gift Service next Sun,
M' ANENTS MUNICIPAL the roll call by handing in a Gordon- Hill, Mrs:, Mexvn H -ay- day, Dec. 13, w1th the pastor,
M donation for the Children's Aid ter; nominating *OomnAttee, ZVEM
Society. A total. of $18.80 will ' M. Morrison, in charge,
Special Child's Perms.$4.00, reg. $5 DUMP Wm. Dowson, Mrs. Win. Taylor,
be sent to the CAS, including Mrs- A. J. Mustard, Mrs. Mer -
Adults $5-501 $7.50, $11% T?l $14 will be -open until further $3.00 from the Explorers' group. vin Johnston;
Call for Appointment Now notice on Wednesday and Letters were read from the Visiting comnifttem, No. 1,
T -11L DECEMBER 17, 1964. Fred Victor Home an d Five Mrs. J. Broeze, Mrs. J. MeAsh; W
OFFER GOOD Barber
ONLY UN, Saturday afternoons, from Oaks, There were 42 calls made NO,- 2, Mrs. Wa&On Webster, qOSEINCOME
1:00 to 5:30 p.m. to sick and shut-ins duiing. the Mrs. Grant Webster; No. 3,BayftMrs, Ralph Stephenson, Mrs.old & Shqppe last month and awrangements
No wire fencing, old can- were -made for Christmas boxes Gordon Johnston;;' Nor, 4, Mrs.
PHONE 15 BAYFIELD, ONT. e r11A
47.8-9-5.0b crete, or car bodiei per- to be sent to the shut-dils in Lee McConnell, Mrs. P my AR
mitred. near future. Johnston;
Mrs. Frank Hill and Mrs. Caretaking committee, Mrs.
-WIM: " . J, I. McIntosh, Gordon HM led a diSCUSSIOnL On Robert Stirling, Mrs. Gordon REALLY
a,chapter of "God and His Pur- Hill; supply and welfare, Mrs.
Clerk, by Louis Taylor, Mrs. Ron Taylor;
Elm 49t A duet Was Sung
Rase" Taylor and Mrs. Ra- steWaTdsbV1, Mrs. Fred
TALL
wont; literature, Mrs. W&.
Hayter; citizenship, Mrs. Sher-
ock Keyes; temperance, Mrs.
J
GIFTS FOP, THE WHOLE FAMILY ' oe Postill, Mrs. M. Morrison;
cards, Mrs. Torn Consitt, Mrs.
A.
&§t
Robert We -or; press,
AT Fred ch eon
Lunch eonunittee, group 1, HARDWARE
k
RoyElliott; group 3, Mrs. Ro
1c ne���!Coleman; group 4, Mrs. Wm,ro*sSon l
Dowson.
This Week
at 166 Victoria Street
Canda't Pasfesf Artist in Oil Paints
,COME AND SE5 RIM PAINT — the picture is
givers to the one who brings thq most people,
Kid's.Kr sade
with the
KING1 MIISTR
4 010 DAYS
December 1 6, 17, 18t 20
wgb'l "04111d', FlItIl, — 9:00 P.M.
SUNDAY' —'x.45 a -mil 11 zOb ti,ftt-, 1--30 P
p'r,zes .: Surprises 2 pupets Actitig The Isible
Sound doloodd 1-ioads; — Mystery "calksGopotl
sketching— pjahhdf IStotits in Thr66 '15IM6WOft
Illuminated tbxt f>jctuebb — bAnhy The Farmerf6
Boy — Little: littky Ot! The Oruttisi fil 66h§
"The Christmas Story„
PENTECOSTAL AgS9MOLY
Beatty Automatic dasher & Dryer
I
S ocial Offer o" 0afthinq Palft
SPECIALS
FRIDAY and SATURDAY -
'16 CUi PT. RIEftl6ftAtOk
Aw#�, $116.06 ... ......... ........... ..,. Sale $0 85
'4" -ALL AUTOMATIC STOVIt -
libo'. $2046 ....... — ........ ...... Sale Al 85
SOL.W.MrATO STEW
COMOINktJOR *66;dkftb§', $40.0o .... Sale $415
McCUL
LOCH
MAC -15
NEW LEADER IN
ECONOMY SAWS! CC. X�r
MtCullfth ai*ln leads tha told *Ith 41 16W plidded, prW8110h
Wilt Chain tow that 01its fist sod iiiyfl• on the JOE. Footores
such is..,i
* toil 17* bar 0 MUM dilt hAhtlia, 4 AUtorhatld OUtch 0 Mc.
Culkoth Super -Mad OhAlb 6 fteli&6616 6jlffidiir. With cast ltoii
11hor .0 bal�odod, lightweight d6tigh 4 1 *
hiako the McCU110ch MAC '*YbUe "bast b0j" in GCO1110 nY
saws. Come In today afid Orovo it tb yourself.
WELLS
AUTO ELECtRIC
54 Woo Street 4024811
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Mrs, Ml T40w""" •pm.q• =-
- V4,0qfPe%4e.At QT Oiie�,Lo#qs
wish to. thank
the YoforA of $tori-
Thanking
ThonWrlq the Rate -:ley
Twp, for their
payers of Tuckerm
su . pp� at
or+ pq is
smith TQwp*hip for
on Mqn4oy, Doc,, 74
electing me to theI
will en;leoyorfo
'School Opord and
soryo you to the
wish'ing the
,m the''
be st, of my -a bilify as
Compliments of the
o member of the
Season.
Area $chQqJ poord.
JAMES
W. DI. WILSON
CLEAVE
5012
50b
To The Ratepayers
I wish to express
Of the Township
my appreciation to
Of Tuckersmith:
all those who sup-
Thank you for the
expression of you'con-
fidence in me as shown,
ported me of the
Monday at the polls.
pp!Js on Monday,
I shall do my utmost
to prove worthy of your
Dec. 7.
trust.
ORVILLE
WM. COLEMAN
WORKMAN
`'50b
5ia
To The Electors
To The Electors
Of Stanley
Of Stanley
Township:
Township -
I wish to thank you for
Thank you for your
your support given .me at
the palls on Monday, Dec.
7.
support in electing me,
as School Trustee for
will endeavour to do
my best towards the ed-
the Township of Stan -
my best toward the educa-
ley.
tion of Stanley Township
children.
RUSSELL
—.BRUCE KEYS
GRAINGER
50b
501).
SOMETHING NEW FOR CLINTON
AN UPTOWN FLORIST STORE'
We Have Expanded our Facilities to 50 Albert Street,
(next to Bartiffs Bakery) To Enable Our Friends,
Both Old and New, Better Service,
We W111 Have A Variety Of
CUT FLOWERS and POTTED PLANTS
We Extend To You A Hearty Invitation To Visit Us
Our New Store Opened Mriday, D6vember 4, 1964,
Our'8tore will be open from 9 a.m. till 8.30 in the evening
ORDERS TAKEN FOR CHRISTMAS PLANTS
CLINTON GREENHOUSE
AND GARDEN CENTRE
50 ALBERT STREET — and — 182 CHURCH STREET
P H 0 N E 482-7168
L 'Delivery Service With A Smile"
THANK YOU
To all who aided in my election as your
Stanley Township School Area Trustee. 'I will
work in the interest of the Ratepayers to the
best of my ability.
JOHN TAYLOR
50P
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MOW- in V11tott"Ins and minerals than milk.
Contains antiblotlqs that are not fdUhd In normal
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A Milk Replacer for Raising
Veal Calves ...
dAh bb'fed When bMf 14 only 4 days old. Contains
more fAt than ltb�Mb-'Wlll produce bettor fin-
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