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Your Gift Problem/Can Be
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Gifts sure to delight anyone on your list.
§ FINE SELECIION OF TOYS yO CHOOSE F^
“ Sleighs, Dolls, Banks, Toy Phones, Doll High Chairs,
Ferris Wheels, Trucks, Cars, Miniature Farm Machinery
Sets and many other items too numerous to mention.
GAMES TO PLEASE THE WHOLE FAMILY
Checker Boards, Crokinole Boards, Parcheesi, Steeple*
< chase, Etc. ■
ELECTRIC CLOCKS, regular or china . . .
Insulated Teapots and Coffee Pots . . .Nut Cracker Bowl
Sets . . . Silver. Trays and Dishes . . * Book Ends . . .
Ornamental Rose Bowls . . . . Marine Rose Bowl and
Shadow Lamps, Etc.
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Remember that oil painting your wife has always wanted,
or Crystal Stemware, either clear or tinted.
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; THE VOICE OF TEMPERANCE
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R, G, Bell, niedical director
of Shadovfbrook Health Founda-
tion, told an audience recently,
“Many of the country’s alcoholics
need never have been addicted
had they known the d^ri^cr
nals early in life”. Our youth in
Huron County and. throughout
Ontario will- grow up knowing
the danger signals if advantage
is taken of present Department
of Education regulations. For Al-
cohol Education is how an ob
ligatory subject of study of
Grades 10 and 11. , The Depart-
ment iis Ibeing ufged?tp /extend
this teaching dbwh into Grades
7 vand 8 since rnany students
never reach Grade. 9. It goes
without saying that ip churches
and Sunday School alcohol edu
cation should ]t>e carried on con
tinuously, A very excellent tea
cher’s manual for alcohol educa
tion has recently been produced
iby; the Ontario Department of
Education. Preachers, Sunday
School, teachers and leaders of
i young peoples’ groups interested
| in this^vital subject will find this
i manual invaluable.—Advt.
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Finlay Decorators
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Directly Across From Legion Hall
Cut Flowers and Potted Plants 1
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Cyclamen, Azalea, Chrysanthemum,
Christmas Cherry, Mixed Pans
EVERYTHING IN CUT FLOWERS
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WOLF CUBS
Mrs. W. I. Miller opened her
home for the December meeting
of, the W.M.S. and the W.A. of
Twet^one-membCT^^
Solomon’s Greenhouse
’Phone 88, Lucknow
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ASHFIELD UNITED CHURCH
GROUPS ELECT OFFICERS
. The annual meeting of Ashfield . . w « .. , ..
y WJtS, was held in HScketfs U-n- j
ited Church with ■ the president, I ~
Mrs. Bert Alton,; in the chair. ‘.
‘Mrs. Jack, Gardner presided at ri, .""j-the piano. The Lord’s'prayer was meetln« .follow ed-
repeated in unisori. Mrs. Bert; Al
ton read the. scripture arid led
in prayer.
sang a spto accorppanied by Mrs. |
Wes Ritchie/ Hymn 252 was fol- A.'was'held following the W.M.S;
lowed by a reading by Mrs. Dick meeting. The minutes of the last
Kilpatrick. There were 17 adults meeting were read by the sec-
and one child present. Mrs. Frank i retary, Mrs. Jim Hunter and ad-
. Ritchie gave the cor. sec. feport.' opted. The treasurer’s report was
Mrs. Jim Hunter read the supply • read by Mrs. Richard Kilpatrick
secretary’s report. Mrs. L. Men- showing a balance of $5.55. Mrs. ary reported for Blake’s; Mts: B.! Jake Hunter, president for 1953,
Alton for Hackett’s and Mrs. J. j and Rev. Dickinson then took
™Hunter for-Ziom All reports were’ charge of the election of-officers
very satisfactory and encourage t for the coming year: pres/ Mrs.
ing. Rev. Dickinson presided for George TwamIey7~treasrr~Mrs. R.
election of officers for 1954^. pres/ ?
Mrs. Frank Ritchie; treas., Mrs. ter. Ladies to represent the W.A.
Clifford Kilpatrick; cor. sec., Mrs,; at each appointment were Blakes,
Friends, Mrs. Nelson Raynard;
J sec. of supply, Mrs. W. O. Hun-
! ter; temperance & Christian cit-
Mrs. W.G. Hunter;
the W.A, which was opened by
the use of the theme song, pray*
er and creed. The theme of the
service was “Joy”. Mrs. .McQuil-
lin read ;the scripture lesson and
— —- - /Mrs. Cameron, the lesson
the United Church on Wednes- ^ough,fs Mrs. Lome Woods pre-
day afternoon. Mrs. Miller-,: the c,Pnt.Pd the slate of officers which
: was accepted as follows: pres.: I Mrs. Jas. Curran; vice pres,, Mrs.
T,. J. Todd; Sec.-treas., Mrs. G.
MacPherson; pianist, Mrs. E. W.
Rice; card sec.. Miss W. D. Ruth-
ST. HELENS
Pack gathered round the Council . ^^^^e^e of which j
Christmas worship w^as “And the
Tuesday meeting with Akela in Fleshand Dwelt
charge, assisted by Bagheera, Kaa : „ M Frank McOuil-
.and-Raksha,-White-Glaw-George
Gibson again conducted the 9P< Lorhe Woods assisted Misspress sec., Mrs. W. G. Hunter. Lripson again conducted tne op- ;
Rev. Dickinson pronounced / the ening ceremonies by virtue of his :
benediction. The Ladies Aid ! position as Senior Sixer. Follow-1
- The .annual;'Un'g the games period,_th^ meet
meeting for 1954 will be held in given bver tp a session
: Zion Church.. . . .. ’
Mrs. Jack Gardner j W.A. Meeting •
The annual meeting of the W.
erf ord. At the conclusion a soc
ial hour was enjoyed when; lunch
, W. D. Rutherford who read ‘What. was served bv Mrs. G. Stuart and
i does Christmas mean to me” and Mrs .J. Cameron. ■. ' ■.
' Mrs. George Stuart,: ‘‘A_ Song of-
™aSKtrniW^ions^
further Tenderpad instruct^ tol-^^t^A—Th^
the new Chums, with investitures planned for January 5th. The $138 had been, forwarded to the
Whits Presbyterial treasurer; It was
Mr. and Mrs. ♦ Victor Taylor,
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Elaine and Irene of Bfacefield
I Were recent visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. R. Woods and Mr- and Mrs.
Lome Woods.
Plarts are J being ‘made for a
| of the Sunday . School on Wed
nesday, December 30th.
I Mr. and Mrs. John Qameron
Mr. Don Cameron visited recent- -
ly with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Doug
las at Mitchell.
Kilpatrick; sec., Mrs. Jim Hun-
sec., ivits. vnris * iylts. wiii. ^/Miarew, iiyxs. lu. ivieii-
Cook; associate members, Mrs. • ary; Hackett’s, Mrs. Cyril Camp-
Jerry’ Cranston; community bell, Mrs. Jim Nelson; Zion, Mrs.
friendship, Mrs. Bill Hunter; { W. O. Hunter, Mrs. Gordon Rit-
Chrisrtian stewardship, Mrs. Bert chie. Mr. Dickinson closed the
■ Alton; literature sec., Mrs. Alex (meeting with prayer and the
Hackett; M. & M. and World I Hackett ladies served luncti.
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Here’s'a Chance to
Win Your
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Lucknow Legion’s
Fowl Bingo
RECREATIONAL CENTRE, LUCKNOW
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Saturday, Dec. 19
, Free Admission
CHICKENS — GEESE — TURKEYS
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BINGO STARTS at 8.30 with a FREE GAME S
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White Six were again this week’s , ' $20 92 from social evening under the auspiceswinners in the Inter-Six contpe- |^^d^2^t^] I —
Q ‘dinner for a life membership, i
_ i Mrs. W. A. Miller was presented!
airr? Cubbing is to give with a/life memlbership certifi-
the boys: in the Pack a healthy, cate. The presentation was made
Useful and interesting pastime;/^y Mrs. John Caineron, and the
A^’ll^U_bgdy and mipdj
the desire and ability to serve funds raised by the collection of
others, and to tram character by. coppers. Mrs. W. A. Miller pre
self-control/ obedience, alertness, rented the report of the nominat;
and self-confidence. . ing committee which was accept-
These aims cannot be fully ed arid the following are the of-
■*“mi-loss tho parepts I ficcrs Fiori fir€s~ TVlrs _
do all they can to help, by mak-1 Harvey Sparling; pres., Mrs. W.
ing it possible for their boy to I: Miller; vice .pres., Mrs. John
attend regularly, and appear in Cameron; sec, Mrs. Lome Woods;
clean, smart and correct uniform!.; treas.,
On joining the Pack, the Cub
takes the following promise: “I
promise to do. my 'best to do my
duty to God, .and the Queen, to
keep the Law of the Wolf Cub
Pack, and to do a good turn to
somebody every day”. r___ _
boy to .be 'loyal to these-Ideals^ Mrs. . W. I. Miller; Press, Mrs. W.
and to keep the Cub motto: “Do I. Miller. \ ___ _
Your Best”. I Mrs.. Jas. Curran presided for ' pointed in 1952;
Mrs. Frank McQuillin;
pianist, Mrs; E. W. Rice; conven
ers: Associate Helpers, Mrs. Cam
eron; Community Friendship;
Miss W. D. Rutherford; Christion
Stewardship, Mrs., G. Stuart; sup-’
___ ply, Mrs. E.‘ W. Rice; Christian
You as ' <4tizenship/Mrs. L. Woods; liter
parents can do much" to help your .erature and Missionary Monthly,
LADY REEVE WAS FORMER
PENSIONS INVESTIGATOR
Miss Marion Calder, who has
been gjiyen an acclamation as
reeve of Durham for 1954, will
be <the first women to serve on
Grey County Council in its 100
years of existence.
A year ago Miss Calder was a,
candidate for town council and
she headed the poll'of 13 can
didates.
In 1943 Miss Calder was ap
pointed Iby the Ontario Govern
ment to <be district investigator
for old age pensions and moth
ers’ allowances. She held this
position for nine years until' an
Owen Sound successor was ap-
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