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bating committee.. Roll call was |iJL.
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TONY CURTIS,
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CO-OPj CATTLE MINERALS
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FINISH FIRST AID COURSE I
Bill Stimson^ Jr., .and Alf Rit-!
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COMING NEXT WEEK
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Monday, Tuesday, Dec. 21, 22
GREGORY PECK, .
AUDREY HEPBURN
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WEDNESDAY/ DEC. 16th, 1953
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EUcTlbHTHANK?
To the Electors
of Ashfield Township:
Although being unsuccessful
for a seat on Ashfield Council
Board, I wish to thank those who
supported me, and to one and
all, may He whose birth we are
about to celebrate, bring joy to
your home at Christmas. .
REUBEN WILSON,
To .The Electors-Of—\
Ashfield School Area Board:..
•; I wish to exress my sincere
thanks to those who supported.
The on election day, Toxthe elect
ed members I extend my congra
tulations arid to the School Area
Board as a whole, best wishes for
a “Vuccessful year in conducting
the) educational affairs of the
Township. •
The Season’s Greetings To AIL
GORDON FINLAYSON.
To The Electors Of
i Ashfield School Area Board: |
j It is with sincere thanks and
appreciation that I wish to ack
nowledge my re-election as a
member of the .Ashfield, School
Area Board. '' .
•To one and all I extend the'
Season’s Best Wishes for a very
.Merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year. |
WALTER ALTON. |
Friday, Saturday, Dec. 18, 19
GENE BARRY,
• « ANN ROBINSON
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The War of the Worlds
Matinee Saturday Afternoon
Wed., Thurs., December 23, 24
Bob Hope Marilyn Maxwell
in
“OFF LIMITS
The PLAYHOUSE
Wed., Thurs., Fn., Sat,, December 16, 17, 18, 19
HELEN HAYES, VAN HEFLIN, ROBERT WALKER, in
My Son John
First Show at 7.30 -- Second Show at 9.15 ....
Matinee on Saturday at , 2.30 p;m. \
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Chamney
of Windsor spent a few days last
week with relatives in this vicin
ity. .•
The W.M.S. aind W.At met onp
Tuesday afternoon at the home"
of Mrs. R. Charpney. The presi
dent, Mrs; E. Robinson was in
change of the W.M.S. program,
the opening hymn “While Shep
herdswatched their —flocks by
night” was followed: iby all re-'
peating the Lord’s prayer. Mrs,
/Washington read the Christmas
story from the 2nd chapter of St.
Matthew. Mrs, Stuant Chamney
read a paper entitled “Putting
Christ into Christmas”, Other
Christmas readings were given 'by
Mrs. G. Chamney, Mrs. G. Nay
lor and Mrs. R. Chamney. Hymn,
56 was sung followed iby prayer
by Mrs., N. Thompson. Mrs. H.
Jefferson read the chapter in the
study book. A letter was read
from the supply sec., Miss Saun
ders. The minutes of the last
meeting were read and the (treas
urer’s report given. After the
closing hymn Mr. Washington
presided for the election of of
ficers as follows: pres., Mrs. E.
Robinson; 1st vice, Mrs. Hardy;
2nd vice, Mrs. Mark Armstrong;
sec.-treas, .Mrs. Stuart Chamney;
cor. sec., Mrs. H. Jefferson, Mis
sionary Monthly sec., Mrs. Chas.
Jefferson, citizenship and temper
ance sec., Mrs. Miorley Johnston;
ipr^ss sec., Mrs. R. 'Cham.ney;
Christian stewarship seC., Mrs. J.
R. Thompson; supt. Of Heralds,
Mrs. Harold Woods; supply com.,
Mrs. Chas. Jefferson and Mrs.-H.
Jefferson; organists, Mrs. J. R.
Thompson and Mrs. -Sam Thomp
son. Mrs. Norman Thompson was
re-eleetecbas pres.of the W.A.
With Mrs. Hardy as 1st vice; Mrs.
Gordon Naylor, sec.-treas. Mrs.
Washington closed the meeting
with, prayer. A bazaar Was held
which netted $9.35. There were
“12 present. ...
. There was a white gift service
iris connection with the church
service; at Donnybrook on Sunday
afternoon. Miss Mary Jefferson
sang a solo “Silent Night”. There I
was-a baptismal service for the ,
following babies: Jeanette Marie/
| daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morley
Johnston; Linda Alice, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. H. Jefferson;
’ Lawrence. Gordon,- son of Mr. &
i Mrs, G. ^Chamney—-and—Ron al d-
Ernes.t, son of Mr. and/ Mrs. E.
Snowden. .
Coupon given with each purchase flour
■- ■ for. a /
GENERAL ELECTRIC ALARM CLOCK
DUNGANNON
W.M.S. Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of Dungan,
non Presbyterian W.M.S. was
held in the church on December
10 with the president, Mrs; John
E*enne11 in the chair, reading—a-
poe-m to,open.the meeting. The
Christmas service of worship was
followed; with various members
taking' part.. A duet “Star of the
Easf’r sung" by -*Mrsr Hi Stothers
and Mrs. Allan Reed, was enjoy-
. ed. Mrs.. Arthur Stewart, the sec-
I rotary, read the minutes and had
the roll call. Business was dis-1
cussed and reports given on the;
year’s work shovved a successful
year, in all departments. The
study , book chapter was reviewed
by Miss Iva Carr. Mrs. F. Jones,
Mrs; M. McAllister, and Mrs. _W.
;Wilson favored with a trio,. “SiL-
ent Night”. The meeting closed
with the Apostles creed. The fol-
- To wing—s:iate—of^officers—wa'S”fm‘
stalled for the coming year: pres.,
( Mrs. H. Stothers; / 1st vice, Mrs.
IW. Wilson; 2nd vice, Mrs. A.
i Reed;,sec., Mrs. A. Stewart;, treas. I | Mrs, J.. Wilson; Welcome. & Wei-j
r fare,' MisrW. Reidrbale sec., Mrs.d
: M. McAllister;. press., reporter,
Mrs. W. Wilson;, organist, Mrs:
W. Reid; assistant organist, Mrs.
_jF.. Jones;, auditors, Mrs. W.. R.
Andrews, Mrs.. R. .Fitzgerald.
Mission Band was held in the
United Church basement during
church service with a large at
tendance. Patricia Pentland open-
.Xdr_i_with the call to worship,
“Everybody come; cbme to woi> 1
ship God”, and explained that , in
Africa that call is given by beat
ing the large drum. .The opening
hymn was “Silent Night”, -play-,
ed by. Lynda Blake. Eleanor Al-'
ton rpad the scripture verse, John
j 3:16. after which the children all
I repeated- it; and prayer was givr I
en by Mrs.’ C. Blake, The minutes
of- the’ last- meeting- wereTead - by
$and?a Finnigan,’ The collection
Dav’id Dawson •while all, repeat
ed .’the offering hymn. ; A 'film
strip, “Child of Bethlehem”, was
. 'used't.O; give the Christmas story.
Mrs.’ Robt.. Irvin gave Chap. 2:
of'the study book .about aft . Af
rican, girl who helped raise moneys
for a ■ c h u rch in b er' ovy n •• vi II age.
While - in the Friendship Circle
World Friends were distributed
and. the mecliifg closed by- all re-
tihatine the member’s purpose.• ^ignt persons were receiwu ( PcaPn^ P1L \
■^^ye^full hriembership of the ehurcl^^:; Dungannon United»"'L’hurc!i W.A.z
uviio. A>av»c ...— 'j . The Women s Association me.t
Roy KGibson aod j at t})() (fnited. Church parsonage
-----■' - .with Mrs, George Watt, as
tession Of*faitl/ Mr.. David Mac- Mrs, E. ^.Errington presided
“--------------------~ 1 nd’opened the. meeting*With
•• -I. Little Town of Bethlehem”
: I. lotted ■ by the Lord’s prayet m Lefi-Cjla- section crew
unison. : w p„,,< /have completed a ten weeks', first
-........v- asked:W.if>-4^;.ar£r field'each'WSdiiesday ___
something 'beginiimgHand-gave the lesson Paliberston.. Bruee McKenzie;, .
heeded Ip'."joy" and, p of the section crew had previous* . <■the’litt e" girl. Walt-t'ondue ed /Te<w" jy takeft the .course. I S
officers as .follows: Mis- J
PAPERING
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PAINTING
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SPRAY PAINTING
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Have your cellars sprayed now
-ceilings, Avails, floors-^-With
paint or whitewash. . i
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FRED EMBERLIN
’Phone 194, Lucknow .
ROY N, BENTLEY
GODERICH, ONT.
Telephone 1011
RAY ROBINSON
Floors
LAID/SANDED AND
FINISHED.
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Errington; 1st vice, Mrs. W. Pet
rie; 2nd vice, Mrs. O. Brooks;
^eeT-treasTrMrsrHarvey Alton; as
sistant secretary-treasurer, Mrs'.
W. Brown; pianist, Mrs. O. Popp;
assistant pianist, Mrs. D. Phil
lips; flower committee, Mrs.. M.-
Reed, Mrs. H. Eedy, Mrs. R. Irv
in, Mrs. G. Hodges, Mrs. T.' Web
ster; parsonaige committee, Mrs.
R.. Stothers, .Mrs. A. Elliott,
Mrs. Edna McWhinney; sick and
visiting committee, Mrs. R. Eedy,
Mrs. L. Hasty, Mrs.. J* Finnigan,
Miss R. Sproul, Mrs. F. Pentland,
Mrs; H. Finnigan, Mrs. M. Reid,
Mrs. L. Ivers; group leaders, Mrs.
H. McWhinney, Mrs. J. Finnigan,
Mrs. R. Irvin, Mrs’ C. Finnigan.
Mr. Watt conducted a very im-j
pressive installation service. Mrs;
Stokely’S' Creain
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Four children were baptized in
. the Presbyterian church-on Sun
day. Jgnet Elaine, daughter of
Mr; and Mrs, Roy Gibson;. Wii-
; 1 jam - Ross, . son of Mr. and Mrs
Ross MacK’enzie; Shirley Ann, <
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gorgon-
• Robb; Mafy Louise, daughter' of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simri^n-
Eight persons were received in-,
a ting committee. . Roll call was
answered by 22 members and. six
visitors were present. Minutes
-were-read-anol-the treasurer’s re-
port was given by- Mrs. H. Al
ton, Gifts of Christmas c.heer are
to be sent to the sick. Mrs. Watt
showed slides on “Child of Beth
lehem’/ Mrs. J. Finnigan gave a
reading entitled “A Christmas,;
Wish”. Mrs. W. - Petrie gave a t-.
reading, “The Making of Friends’” .by Edgar Guest; The ’meeting!
closed With “Joy to the World” j
and the mizpah benediction. The I
exchange, of gifts was enjoyable '
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served by Mrs. W. Petrie,.- Mrs.
W. A, Culbert, Mrs. E. Errington.
and Mrs. Haivey Alton.-
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strong competition at. the 1953 CNEL Owned and exhibited
by Jack Fraser, Fraserdale Farms, Concord, Ontario. During s
her entire show career, this outstanding cow has .been fed..■:« • ▲-v-ra r i kirn a i e I -s
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Showed that the Fraserdale Herd captured most Of the 5
§ major honors including Premier. Breeder, Premier ■ Exhib-
3 itor," Grand Champion Bull, Grand Champion Cow, 9 first F _
3 prizes, including Graded Herd,-Dairy Herd, Junior Herd, JJ
§ Junior Get of Sire and best group of? four females* <
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Ken ver Harp’s Ideal Sheila’s Cattle Minerals were pur- *
chased at the Vaughari-York Farmers-Co-op Services Ltd., S
Stations owned by local farmers in Ontario and specializing J
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