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vin. WINGHAM AM/A=4MM
Messrs, -jack and Gibson Armstrong
;spent, the week-end with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. David Arinstrong.
' Mrs. cliff ,Vordon, Marlene and Reg-
gie, spent the first part of the week.
with Mrs. Purdon's father, Mr, A. M.
Aitchison. of Li know.
Mrs, R. j, McKenzie is visiting with
her 'sister in Royal Oak, Mich,
We are sorry to hear that M. Stan-
ley Marks has returned to the.hospital.
Mr, and Mrs. Ernie Button and son,
.ROy of Lticknow, were recent guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff. Purdon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hanna and family, and
Miss E. Sturdy, were guests of Mrs.
Hanna's sister, Mrs, Norman Hanna,
:near Dougal,
Quite a number from this vicinity
attended „the Royal Winter F
past Week.
Coyne-Robinson
A very pretty rin-g ceremony was per..
formed by the Rev. C. F. McIntosh, in
Calvary United church, Windsor, at
1.80 p.m„ on Saturday, November -29,
When Agnes Ruth, youngest: daughter
Of Mr. Thomas Robinson and the late
Mrs, Robinson, of East Wawartosh, to
Leonard Coyne, of Windsor, son of he
late Mr, and Mrs, Frank Coyne, of Bel-
Jest, Ireland. .••
The bride looked lovely in a street-
length • suit of white -bangaline, with
)lack button trimming and bat of the
same material. Her corsage was of
White •Gardenia and white roses. She
wore the groom's gift, a lovely wrist
watch.,
The bride was attended by Miss
Audrey .Humphries of Windsor, who
wore black taffeta-street-length dress
With pink accessories and corsage of
ink roses, The groom was attended
by Donald Willis of Windsor,
The happy couple left for London
and••Wingham, the former home of the
bride. For travelling, the bride chose
a blue gabardine suit with white acces-
sories and a black seal coat,
On Monday evening a family dinner
was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin Robinson, Belgreve. Fojlowing
their honeymoon, they will reside in;
Windsor,
Sixth Line Farm Forum
The sixth line Fern], Forum met at
the home .of Mr, and Mrs, Ch*as. Smith,
with an attendance of twenty-one.
In their discussion period they came
to the conclusion that there was a de.
finite need for more ,t1t1tSa and hospi-
tal beds AO for a better distribution
of What doctors and dentists we do
have to the rural areas, We have some
Public Health services, but 'it was
thought more could be, undertaken.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs,, John Scott with Mr, Al-
bert .Conites as leader,
Garnea were tinder the leadership of
Miss Ada Dow and Miss Eleanor Tay-
tor. Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed.
United Church Notes
The Young People's Union had 28
members out at the last meeting. Ow-
ing to the weather conditions and the
preparaions for he Christmas Pageant,
there will be no further meetings until
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WESTrIELD
Miss Norma Taylor of Stratford,
spent the week-end with her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Taylor.
Mr, Raymond Redmond of 'Kings-
ville, spent the week-end with Mr, and
Mrs, j, Brophy,
Rev. H, C. and Mrs, Wilson of Brus-
sels, visited recently with Mr, and Mrs.
WI F. Campbell,
!Miss Phyllis Cook of 'Myth, spent
Sunday under the parental roof,
Miss Edna Moffatt spent the week-
Notice
The Legion Turkey
DRAW and
BINGO
has been Postponed
from Fri., Dec. 19
to
Mon., Dec. 22
Would all Members who have
tickets please return stubs from
same, to E. S. LEWIS, NOT
LATER THAN FRI., DEC. 19
if possible. Your co-operation
will be appreciated.
N. A. McLeod, Manager
WINGHAM - ONT.
Closed Sat. afternocns
end with her parents at Teeswater.
Mr. Warren Bamford of Preston,.
Spent the week-end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bamford.
We are pleased to be able to report
that little Shirley Snell, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Snell is improving
from her accident which occurred re-
cently, causing a broken bone in the
elbow, when she fell out of a Chester-
field chaii.
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Take a good
look at your
home!
Thursday, December 4, 1947
CIL ACCESSORIES
AND SUPPLIES -
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CLEANERS
A "must" for every
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PORTABLE Electric
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Every household needs''
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TOASTERS
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Light-weight IRON'
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ELECTRIC RANGE
with -4 'InItttera Ova:,
Broiler, and Drawee
Space
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Make it easy for Mom this Christ-
mas. Give her new Electrical Appli-
ances she's been wanting for so long.
Shop here today and choose from our
superb assortment of Finest Makes,
Famolv Names Electrical Gifts.
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Vacuum Cleaners
Eureka Tank Type
TOASTERS
and Upright, with
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Toastmaster Auto- C.G.E. Tank Type rnatic Pop-up, 2 slice and Upright
Sandwich Toasters ,.. White Cross Glass
Hotpoint Turnover
Coffeemakers with
Stoves
Ranges Rangettes
Sunbeam Automatic
Washing 'Machines Coffee Maker
CLOCKS Ai4
Electric Wall Clock
Electric Alarm Clock
LAMPS
Bed-Lamps
(Fluorescent)
Desk Larept
Practise
Wireless Sets
Toy Electric Motors
attd Motor Kits
Ctriatmas Strings
of Tree Lights
Christmas Wreaths
Want to give a BIG Gift this Christ-
mas to the LITTLE woman? How
about a brand new, shiny Refrigerator,
or a smooth-cooking Electric Range!
These are the Gifts a woman really ap-
preciates—Gifts shelf use every single
day. Shop Early for complete selec-
tion.
after the Christmas season.
Next Friday night, December 5th,
will be given up to practice of the
Pageant "The Holy Nativity" which it ,
is hoped will be put on. On Sunday ,
evening, December 21st, the choir
members are asked to be present for
practice. On the evening of Sunday,
the. 14th, there will be a Candle-light-
ing service in the Church,
On Sunday night last two Tunper-
ance Films were shown. "Benevolent
Reprobate" and "That Boy, Joe". A.
splendid attendance turned out to see
them. Mr. Roy, who Operates the pro-
jector for the National Films, kindly
assisted with his projector, and gener-
ously put on a film of Christmas Cal.-
ols, and one showing the work of Psy-
chiatry in its relation to the human
body and brain, These films were en-
joyed 'by all, and we are indebted to
Mr. Roy for his services,
• Sermon topic for Sunday, Decem-
ber 7th, -"Echos of a Coining One in
the Scriptures". Special music.
Used As Good Luck Charm
Rings of mistletoe were worn around
the neck in Sweden to prevent sickness.
BELMORE
—
The Missionary meeting of the 17n.
ited Church to be held at Mrs. Roy
Rutherford's on Wednesday was post-
poned.
Rev. Udell is preparing a class of
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eight in Mildmay for Communion,
, Mr, Stewart Mulvey now of London,
t visited his mother and other friends
I recently. We hope for renewed strength
' • for Stewart.
ek The Public School Scholars are pre- .1 paring for a Christmas concert,
Miss Audrey litinkin of Bluetale,
also Mr, Lyle Fitch visited their par-
on Sunday.
An old vogue is coming into emetic
st in the village this we think lovely, eat-
ing by candle light, and we just cat as
touch as if we had hydro.
Miss iMintile jeffray spent Sunday
vetting at the Darling home. Charlie
eing on the sick list.
Miss M. jeffray is in receipt of a
etter from Kathleen McGrogate Pro-
vost, Alta, having attended a Charity
Sale, where pillow eases, made from
flour sacks sold for $8.75.
T'is winter now, the fallen snow,
Has left the heaven's all a-glow,
Where could you see a prettier sigh
Than a ten foot bank of crystal snow
We have them here right on Main St.
So high we cammot get through,
And as we have no Ned McGee,
What are we going to do?
The snowplow it is wonderful,
To keep the roads cleaned out,
But -Mice it dumps it on the street,
ft gives us all the old-fashioned gout.
Choose from this
List of high essentials
ROT WATER CAR HEATERS—Just
arrived! 100 only Senior size. Well constructed with large capac.ty for all cars. Complete with lit-20.75
tines all ready to install..
HEATER FITTINGS AND REPAIR PARTS--A complete stock tot all cars and for all snakes of heaters: also switches,
DEFROSTER KITS— Conneets hot water heater to Windshield 3.48
otitlets. For Most tees
THERMOSTATS rhea, turtetion is to talSe motor temperatare quickly
and retain it for ettieberit hot water
beater Performance. For Many popu- lar cars ........ 1,•Y .98
RADIATOR IFRDNTS—Thay assist in
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KEROSENE OVERNIGHT E.NGINE
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ANTI.FRESEE TESTERS—hrouretty tests Ill Standard brands •59
HOST SEEMONG 'WHEEL COVERS
*JIM* Wilt the chill off the Wheel these cool motorise. woes, .44 sort sirool rostortois
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WATER Pt•Mis REPAIR EITS—An
the parts needed to repair tom.
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WINDSHIELD DEFROS'IERS — Glass
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Replaeement Wiring Auembly .34
Defroster Suction Cups, each .08
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Westinghouse
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Ironrite Irotters
Eureka
Cordless Trotters
Electric kettles
Hankscraft
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Nitingham Utilities Commission
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APPLICATION FOR
'SOREST 'TREES
The Department of Lands and For-
ests have announced that only applica-
tions received before January 1Sth,
1.048i will he =considered. The supply
of trees is low and anyone wishing
trees should place their applicatiot
early.
Application forms and literature may
be secured from the office of the Conn.
ty Agricultural Representative, the
Zone Forestry Office, $86 2nd Aventte'
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GORRIE, ONT,
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