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KEEP APPOINTMENTS PROMPTLY, PLEASE!
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Phone. 115r‘Lucknow,
MRS. D. GRAHAM REVIVES-
? W.M.S. LIFE MEMBERSHIP
The December meeting of South
Kinloss W.M.S. was beld, at the
Manse. Twenty-eFgHt ladies and
five children were present, The
- president, Mrs. Baplch, opened
the meeting with scripture .and
. prayer and all joined’ in singing,
‘psalm 60. The roll call , was well
answered by a Bible verse with
’the Ayords .‘give’ or ‘giving’. Mrs..
-“.--/r^-Ted^Cbllyer^gave a splendid scrip
ture and meditation followed by
prayer, by Mrs’ .Steer. Miss Dean
MacLeod fold a* stirring story of
the work peing dohe by a ChriS-
-t-ion™nafi-ve-nurseHnHETberiaT^A
solo by . Mrs* Steer was much-en^
Alex Sutherland,
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Hughes; Glad Tidings, Mrs. Evan
Keith; Welcome & Welfare, Miss
Annie MacKay; 1 Mission Band,
Mrs; Evan Keith, Mrs. Ted. Coll-
yer, Mrs-. Idoyd MacDougall, Mrs.
Harold Campbell; Sunshine com
mittee, Mrs. W: ;F. MacDonald,
Mrs. R. MacMillan, Mrs. L. Mcln-
nes,- Literature sec., lvlrs. D. Gra
ham; . Ladies. Aid, Mrs. Harold
Campbell; historian, Mrs. A. Mac
Intyre: assistantsMissTA7 MacKay
The . members voted that Mrs.
Douglas Graham should receive
the life membership this year. •
The new president, Mrs. Wm,
MacIntyre; then took the chair
owam mj.xvxld. w......... ,and ^e^meeting closed with the
.. joyed as was a reading by Mrs. ’^^O^benediction. The Grace
. Alex Sutherland, An quartette, was ^unA aad a tasty , lunch ser-
Mrs, D. L. MacKinnon. Mrs.'- L.- v— ky. the hostess and directors^
the East” with: Mrs. -A, Hughes i 11 -MX YEAKb ,r. _<
as accompanist: As .this was the ’• .
annual meeting reports, were giy-.i ^r- K McNab has a pqcket
eh by all the secretaries./They . watch which he has used. and.
showed South Kin loss W.M^S. had : continuously for 66 years,
a good year. Mrs. A. MacIntyre1 and. .it’s, a perfect/time-keeper.
7 took the chair for the election of The watch was presented to him
officers for the coming year: ^Wn he passed 4h^
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vice, Mrs. F.
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. and press reporter, Mrs. P. Steer;
treasurer, Mrs. Herb: Buckton; to light recently upon the .prey
pianist, Mrs. F. MacKinnon; life ( entation of; a wrist Watch to Mr.
membership, Miss Annie, Mac- McNab, in recognition of mem-
Lepd;. supply sec., Mrs. A. Suth- bership in the Quarter Century
erland; - Home—Helpers^—Mrs?—A. dub of Stlveiwood"Dairies?
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■ CHURCH CHANNELS
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We commend to you,the wbrk
^Ilhe^Upper^Canada^Bible-Soc-
lety. In .1954 the Bible Society
will observe 150 years of trans-
Ja,Jing‘and circulating 'the Bible
without comment throughout the
world. ..The Bible has been and
still .is a great factor in teaching
the illiterate peoples $ the earth
to read,. While tribes of people
have learned to read thei/°own
language in print and. have dis
covered God’s great message of
love and salvation. People from >
other lands coming into Canada
have been helped to learn our
language . through Bibles printed
in English and their own lang^
wage, given to them by the Bible
Society; The Christian church has
depended on the Bible Society in
the mission fields. Themission-
ary is able to read to the people
in their own language and where
finances allow to put the printed
Word into their hands., A Bible
may " adorn our . home but the
people in distant lands read and
treasures the Bible which we.
treat as commonplace. In one
land behind the Iron Curtain .
there was great rejoicing when
Bibles were smuggled injo- the
commnuity; They could have used?
food and clothing- 'but the Word
of God satisified their deepest
.; needs. Bibles/are supplied to men
in the Forces, Braille Bibles for
the blind, and a special Bible is
being prepared for school child
ren. A donatidn to the Bible Soc
iety is a contribution towards the
great struggle against . Commun
ism. The Bible is the great weap
on in the . struggle for freedom.7
Any minister in the community
r will be pleased to accept your do
nation on behalf of the Bible Soc
iety.’ The Bible has a message for;
you—read ih the Bible has a mes
sage for all—share it.
BRAND NEW
WATER PUMPS
as low 4-70
as , • "I
•■precision •» built to re
place original equip,
ment at prices' that
^save up to 40%.
I000-WATT
ELEC. HEATER
5.95
Big mirror - polished
11” reflector. Gives
hot heat in seconds.
. With attached cord.
HANDY AUTO
MAT SHIELD
.54
Lbw price—-big. size—
21Vi”'X HVi”. Protect
nev? floor mats, hide
old worn ones.
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TRICO
DEFROST FAN
was 1,59$3.65 I
High speed, vacuum
type (no b a t t e r jr
drain), Blows away
steam, sleet and frosts -. .
REVOLVING
NAIL WHEEL SQUARE ANO LEVEL
3.39
time - saver
COMBINATION
3.3’ l.“
H a n d y time - saver f2” graduated ri'tri e l
'.irtMhes to w«ll,M.oW, Sl'bor" WelSiiS$
sixteen R-oz. glass jars. accurate.
< ;-COIL SPRING
LIFTERS
.85
Restore “front - end”
sag caused , by weak
ened coil springs. Use ■
one Xifter in each coil. ,
spring.
16-PC. SOCKET
WRENCH SET
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’4” drive; eight 6-pt.
and three 8-pt. sockets.
t Rever. ratchet^ Flex :
ha n.d 1 e. arid other '
adapters, 1
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SPEEDOMETER
/CABLEGREASE
T“be >29
Special graphite pro
tects against rust, neiM
and wear-^n any tea*-''
peratnre.
Olivet W.M.S. Elect Officers
Wm. MacIntyre; 1st La eleven. That pretty .well Mrs. Oliver McCharles was: Mis. F. MacKinnon; 2nd tells you J.R?s-ag«^H was the I hostess for the Decemiber meet-
? Mrs * L MacDougall;' third only watch “he ever owned until ■ ing of the Olivet WM.S. Mrs.
’ Mr<? Tbrn M a r K pn 7 ic •’ «pc a bo u t_ten„d ays~.ago.J.____:——^-Alex-MacTav-ish-convenerrfor-the.
This little watch anecdote^came ; meeting, conducted the worship.,1
A * • ‘ ... 4. _ —4 The program im the Missionary
Monthly was followed with "Mrs.
Alex MacTavish, Miss Mary Roul-
ston, Mrs. John Colling, Mrs. Don
- -MaeTavisbr-Mrsr-SandyHMcChar^
les and Mrs. Ross Black taking
part. Mrs. Alex MacTavish read
a. story “That was really Christ
mas’ by Kate Aitken. This was
followed with the members' giv
ing < comments of Christmases
’they recalled Mrs. Brydon fav
ored with a solo. Mrs. Waltei*
Roulston conducted a contest.
Mrs. Melvin: Collinig read the re
port df the nominating commit
tee. The meeting closed with the
mizpah benediction. A fea was
served by the committee in
charge. : .
Hon. pres., Mrs. Oliver Mc
Charles; pres., Mrs. Melvin Coll
ing; vice pres., Mrs. Herb Clay
ton; sec., Mrs> Ross Black; treas.,
Miss’ Mary'’ Roulston; .cor. sec.,,
Mrs. Harvey Brooks;- Christian!*
Stewardship sec., Mrs.' John .Coll-1
ing; Friendship sec., Mrs. Doug |
-Hen-i^rt^I^siibnap^HMontlTly~seuTri^T'
Mrs. . Norval .St’ewart; Temper- j
ance s.ee.;.Mrs. Oliver .McCharles;!
supply,sec.j Mrs.-Alex McTavish;.
press sec., Mrs. Ross Black; aud
itor, Mrs. Donald MacTavish; or-,
.ganist,' Mrs.. ■ NTorval Stewart;.
Baby Band, leader, Mrs. Herb
Clayton; M. & M. committee, Mrs.
W. Sr McGuire,*Mrs; Walter Def
ter; Willing Workers committee*
Mrs. Howard Henry* Mrs. Orville
Finlayson, Mrs. Daisy McChar-
Rmd-s-to-nT- *
finance com., Mrs/John Colling/
Mrs.-E'lmer Osborne, Mrs. John
McCharles, - Miss -Mary Roulston
athd Mrs. , Melvin Coiling. .
”We can’t afford to
take chances • .
that’s why we
like Debentures”
’’When I retired, * I looked for an
investment that: was safe, that paid
1 good interest and that could be bought
for a short term, I wanted to be sure
of one hundred cents on the dollar at
maturity. My Huron & Erie five /year*
debentures, do olf this for me * . . at
interest on my money?’
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Huron & Erie
mortgage CORPORATION
'Older than the Dominion of Canada'
District Representatives listed below ■
Lucknow — Joseph AfflieW-
Head Office —* Ldndoh, Ofitam.
Secretary of North Huron L.OX.
- Ross Erring ton of St Helens
was elected county' secretary' of
, North Huron Orange Lodge at
• 'the* annual •meeting~at-Belgrave.
I Thomas Mcinnbs of Gorrie'l’s Co,
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RUBBER
WEATHERSTRIP
—“K-te-35—
Self-adhesive; use It
around car, and home
—stops drafts and
eliminates rattles.
TROUBLE
LAMP SET
25 ft. J^40~
Weatherproof: - cable;
reflector guard with
hang-up hooky handle
with built-in s
WHITESIDE
TIRE
CLEANER
spr3y the
dirt aw3)
WH1TEWALL
TIRE CLEANER
16 o* e98
No scrub,— no rub to
make whitewall tires
sparkle. Simply spray
on—wipe off with a'wet
rag and r i n s e‘ with
clear water. Dirt and -
Scuff marks disappear.,
Sprayer dispenser
sufficient for cleaning
50 tires.
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HEADLIGHT
VISORS
’ .59
Transparent plastic a«< i
chrome; reduce head
light glare — keep
light on road.
‘A.
“SEALrALLm„.
MENDER
•49
Mends * leaks in gan
tanks (without drain-,'
Ing tank). Apply with ,
finger or brush. Seals *
on contact,—stops leaks
instantly. A 1 s o f o r
radiators, heater hose,
fuel lines, plumbing.
Best Wishes For A
MERRY CHRISTMAS
HAPPY new year
Fhone 18* ' ' ' Robin E Campbell
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