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educational, and now has a library of
eoene- very good reepOnsee,
'its own Toromo, where books may
Mrs, Parker, converter, of Educe- .be secured on every subject and menie
tion spoke. bringing some thoughts
,hers may get these, for two week
Period to help in the preparation of
formal education. Elementary and t „1,i„„ Th ere is some talk of
higher forms of learning ar-e now Tweedsemir Home being established
available to all and really cheap. 1.'or- at s trawy Cree k.
merly failure in one subject meant i A beautiful solo
by Miss
voitho
repetition the next year of to- Rapp "Annie Laurie," was enjoyed. twelve subjects, now credits are given Miss Kethleen Pringle gave a most
for pelt one passed, and this shortens int,,resting, book review, the hook
the courses, It is every parent's duty
, I chosen being 'Thy Peonle-My People,' to give children the cry best tram-
Mg they can. If a child is not adept Elizebeth Hoemberg-, a Canadian,
at learning all subjects, there are thelwhe married a man who became an
vocational schools now where a child . nfficcr hi. the German Army. Site has
will be guided into a course at which I of their six years in 'Germany.
Many facts written during that time
in their letters are proving trite now
end seem to prophesy things for its
in the future, Life in the hands of the
Allies as a prisoner was not what we
\von ld like to think it was as told by
Elizazbeth Hoembergts story. All
were urged to reed this book. The
• EDUCATION IS THEME BIRTHS
HARKNESS-eAt. the Wingham
Comerel Hospital, ort WW1-today,
January 17, 1951, to Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Harkness, R. ft. 1, Clifford.
a daughter.
POLLARD —At the Wingham Gen-
eral Hospital, on Friday, January
19, .1951, to M r, and Mrs, George'
Pollard, R, R. 2, Brussels, a son,
EW LI: RR the Wieghani
General U-10srital, tin Sunday, Jan-
uary 21, 1951, to air. and Mrs. Roy
Dewberry, 'Nineteen, a eon, (The
infant passed away the following
day.)
c111' EY—At the ee' Mullein Gen-
eral Hospital, on Tuesday, January
2.3, 1951, to Mr. and ,Mrs. )(dm
NIL-Burney, a son.
Haselgrove's
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MAGAZINES
SOFT DRINKS
• Merkley Motors
Chrysler and Plymouth Cars
Fargo Trucks
PARTS and ACCESSORIES
Ferguson Tractors and Farm Equipment
W..1\13, and W.A. on Wednesday,
, fan, 10. There were. 14 ladies pre-
'sent and. Mrs. W. 1. Miller presided
'for the W.M.S., the theme of the
worship service being "God working
together for Us". .1 n the absence of
the treasurer, Mrs, Bordon, and the
secretary, Mrs. W. A. Miller, the an-
nual reports were read by Mrs, W 1.
Miller, The topic on "The United
Church Re-enters Japan" was taken.
by Mrs. MacPherson. The president,
Mrs, Chas. McDonald, was in the
chair for the meeting of the W.A.
which was opened by singing the
theme song, prayer arid the repetition
of the creed, The roll call was re-
sponded to by a verse from a parable.
Mrs. Curran read the Scripture les-
son and Mrs. T. J. Todd the lesson
thoughts on "The Kingdom of God".
The reports of the secretary were
read by Mrs. Chas. McDonald and
Mrs. Gordon. MacPherson, the trete-
surer, reported a balance on liana of
$191.63, A letter of thanks from Mrs.
R. 3. Woods, now of Guelph, for 'the
electric heating pad sent to her as a
remembrance was read. Mrs. E. Bar-
ham •contributed a reading. A •Plea-
sant social hour was enjoyed when
lunch was served by Mrs. Hayward,
assisted by Mrs, E. W. Rice, Mrs. G.
Stuart, Mrs. W. I, Miller 'and 'Mrs.
C. McDonald.
BIRTH
ST. HELENS
'Airs. \\T. F. Gordon has been a
patient in the Wingliam General Hue—
pital suffering from double p nett-
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Miss Zane Newton Rtee N., (laugh-
tendency in these days seems to be .t er o f Rev. al. G, and Mrs. Newton,
toward lighter fiction but a book like formerly of Si, Helens, has joined the
this one is a wealth of interesting in- staff of the Woodeden Hospital, Lon-
formation. don,
F t is tits Ford Th e F e bruary meeting of the Wte,
or curren even, T,
ch ose t o rea d an a dd ress d eli vere d rc., men's Institute F.. will be held at the
of Mrs, E. W. Rice on Th.urs-
cently in Toronto by Mr. Sayle, who day afternoon, Feb, lst., at 2.30, Roil
is the President of the Ford Motor Call,"How to beautify your Win-
Company of Canada. This address had dows". Mrs; MacFarlane, of Luck-
stressed the desperate state we find now will be guest speaker and will
ourselves in with Communism so talk on her recent trip to Scotland.
rampant right here. Program committee and hostesses,
The meeting closed with the Net-Mis.,,s ,W. D. Rutherford and Mrs, W.
ional anthem and the hostesses served -A• 'miller' .
lunch.' W.M,S, and W,A,
i Mrs, S. E. Hayward was hostess
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Mr. and Mrs. Oliver 'Death end
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Miss Mary Stokes continues quite
poorly. Her frietids here wish her a
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Mr. and Mrs. .Carlyle Cornish of
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played cards, High prizes went to
Mrs. Cecil Chantey end Lewis Stone-
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rainialitnIS to Mr. and NI vs.
Glenn Will Who were rut.rthi ono• '.ti nier
tied. 1.-Vt, e,lium(' Mrs. Will to our in hont4- ,,f air. ant MN. Maitland.
community. newly' wed s. I It ndereoce
Locals Lose Twice ore hc,tra provided m usic ter dencine
and durntg lunch p, tied the i e mered
Belmor e NI erILley's Gt.POI ea r:,
the Kfid ee, K e l e; play ed d ee,. c4ande 'e'er,- invited to the platform
gime of hockey alt the uew minor, presented with a pur s e
nte best Wkilet; of the commueitx
Anna ott Monday Mein, Jan. 15,
0 v.. 1 Mr. and Mrs leltn.;ton, ‘N ht. arc
residing in \\ inilser.
manlier of ladies Were et a dent-
enctratitin of Stanley Predetete field
et the bow of NI N, Harry :'onto, rArt(e
day last week.
Miss Ruth Reyal, graduate nurse
of Port Colborne, spent the week-end
with Miss Lorna Dunbar.
The regular weekly euchre oils held
it is hoped that they will centnete te with nine tables niaalive'• Leslie II"lt
do so, anti 'Alts, Bolt won prizes for high
Points with the consolation twins
Thiegs have been very quiet et the going to Mrs. Art. Scott an.1 Mrs.
Arena tins past week, but if ice con- reueil,
(Miens warrant this wet k promisee • •
to he a busy mile. Choir Elects
Mrs, John Inglis lets been suffering The organization of the l'uited
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flrolit o.tflu, this past week. but is on the Church choir ryas held Friday night, i
Geo, Lune returned 1,, ticr I toi ff ftLi,cr choirerslvere practice, 'flee,}, 1,6,itic„f nol L ti,\:\viiirtse,•
home on Friday after her recent Ross Anderson; Secretary-Treasurer,
operation and is improving steadily.iMildred Cook; the music coMmitiee,
The Presbyterian Y.P.S, held their 'Mrs. George Johnston, Mrs. Geo.
Michie and Elaine Walsh, the gown
committee, Mrs. T. C. Procter, Amy
Smith and Jim Anderson; the social
committee, Muriel Anderson, George
Johnston, Mrs. J. C, Procter, A social
hour of games and contests was con-
cluded with sandWiches, cake anti ice
cream.
C.G.I,T. Meeting
The regular c.c.i.ur, meeting was
Rutherford spent last Thursday with 1 report and roll call. Marlene Mac- f
ryas very ably given by ,Mrs, Melville Mrs. James Dickson and Mrs. Roy the last meeting and the treasurer's
'their sister, Mrs. Robert Jeffray, the Kenzie moved that Donna Anderson
aylor. Lunch was served and the
Au-
occasion being M and Ila Pengelly Mrs. jeffray's birth- take the next meet-
meeting closed with the National An-
day. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold jeffray,1 ing seconded by Joan Wightinan. 'Flit' United Evening Auxiliary
Joe and Margery and Mr. and Mrs, ! committee for the World Day of them.
Elmer Jeffrey, also ,spent part of the Prayer were chosen, Mildred. Cook
clay with them. and Donna Anderson. It was discuss-
Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. ed that we get the Girls number of
Bruce Harkness on the arrival of • a the torch, moved by Lorraine Hanna
little daughter on January 17th. and seconded by Marlene MacKenzie,
Miss Freda Richardson spent the Bernice Adams moved the business
week-end with her mother, airs. period be adjourned seconded by
Walter Richardson, Elaine Bolt, The thence for the wor-
Mr. Harry Miller spent last week ship service. was "Followers of Jesus."
in Chicago, attending-a Veterinary it was opened by singing hymn 2, fol-io lowed by a story read by 'Marlene
Mr. Elmer Zinn and Mr: Kenneth MacKenzie. Elaine Bolt then read a
MacDonald are busy this week audit- from the Bible and led in pray- , and treasurer were read and adopted,
ing' the books of the South Bruce ' el% II 'Vmn
wa` sung and Marlene followed by splendid annual reports
Telephone Company. I MacRen sic led in brayer. Mission and Th the roll call. ma I tions for the
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study was taken by ,Mrs, Ross Antler- layette for E mote, Were reCeiVi'd,
Mr and "Mrs Earl Halliday of
"Protect What You Have" i I Whether it's a Large Refrigerator
week ago Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. !
ead a story and after cejnying a few
Hodson Nickel at Exeter. Hodson ' games the meeting was adjeurned.
has been promoted from Flight Lien- Institute Meeting „„,
tenant to Squadreu Leader and is 'The
expecting anew posting before long.
J anuary meetin g- of the W o-
, men's Institute was field in the Com-
A very successful annual meeting enmity Centre in Tuesday, the 16th,
was held in the Presbyterian Church with 42 ladies present. The president,
last Monday afternoon. All depart- Nfrs. S. Procter in charge, openiuk
monis of the work have been carried with the Otte and the I. trd's Pray...t-
on as usual and good report, were I in unison. After the usual- beset, •
given. Current Revenue shows a was dealt with, Mrs. Gco. Alichie gave
substantial balance and $084.00 was the current events, Mrs. O. G.
raised for the 1.3114-et - son spoke in the interests of the Hula
Dr. MacDomild chose for his text ,on Co. Hospitalization, nutlinieg a --
lest Sunday afternoon James. 4-17 "" Am- changes which were necessary,
him that knowetb to do gdod, and do- 'rite roll call was responded to• by
eth it not, to him it is sin." lie seal giedne a recipe ft.r a hot supper disl ,.
A debate -Resolved that living iii the
good old days was preferable to im)d-
C1'11 tunes." brought out many good
points from both sides an,t llte
had a difficult task to decide. low-
ever the, decision was mil-en in fmo.or
of the negative side. The affirmative
Mfr, adowa t, Di rect or o f pu bli c., Side was upheld by Mrs. E. Anderson
Library Service for Ont. called at the and Mrs. H. Wheeler, v, ]tile the 01)-
Library here on Wednesday morning ponents were Mrs, II. Vincent and
and met the members of the local
Board. He was well satisfied with ,,,,gilmosmanowsameipeeageneeenegvire.,
the Library and the way it is being .77, NI
managed Mrs, Press, who has so ably !e = , WARREN 0 .1 acted as Librarian for some years,
would like a rest, so Mr. Mowat stig-
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gested moving the Library to the 'i
new Community Centre. This will be
1-tii
the Library which will be held short- I HOUSE
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1 y , so a good attendance is hoped for. it
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mg a quilting in the new Community
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the Kink's:, boys coming eut with
elim win of 6 to 5.
On Friday night the Nterkley Good--
years went to Kincardine t a play
the return game with the Kinle.,ss
Kubs. The Kinloss boys !scored 3
et.als, and although our boy, mad,.
the game very ieterestive they were
unable to score, Quito a number of
fans front lure, followed the boys and
regular meeting last Sunday evening
in the church, with Tom Inglis, wor-
ship convener, in charge,
A fair sized audience enjoyed the
film "The Second ,Chance" given in
the Presbyterian Church last Monday
evening,
Mr, and Mrs, Ray Loutiti anti
Carol and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
4.°mi-it 'visited with Mr. and Mrs,
John Farrell last Monday evening.
Mrs. Fred Johann has returned
home after spending three -weeks with.
her daughter, Mrs, Wilfred Walker
:Belgrave.
Kitchener visited friends over the!son. Matilyn Moores and Mrs. .
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week -end. erson read a play and pictures were r ' -""'"' 4 '4
Mr, and Mrs, Will Nickel visited a I llmvn • •
the Fact Finders. Lois Ce11
held in the basement of the. church,
Thursday evening at 73ft p.m, The Mrs, AV. Scott, Mrs, 0. G. Anderson Mrs. Bob Grasby was in charge of
meeting, ryas opened with die call to and Mrs, Ivan Wightman A demon-'the study book. 'Mrs. Willard Arm-
worship followed by the minutes of stration on making a tufted bedspread strong told of Christian Education,
Mrs, G. Michie, Vouth and rural
Work; Mrs. Mel Mathers, Women's
work and Mrs. R. J, MacKenzie
Christian Literature, A prayer for
Peace in unison followed. The next
meeting will be in charge of group 2,
The first regular meeting tit" the
year of the Evening Auxiliary r
Knox United Church was held in the
Sunday School room, Mrs. Bob Gras-
by occupied the chair and opened the
meeting With a hyinu and reading by
Mrs. G. Nicholson,
Mrs. Earl Anderson conducted the,
installation of officers for the new
year, The president, Mrs. Ed, Wight-
man was in charge of the business
session. The reports of the secretary
If It's Electrical
We'Can Repair It
Jesus preached a positive not a liege,
Live Christianity. +mission can be as
great a sin as commission. At this
serv i ce De, m ac i ienald presented
Charlie Darling ;tad Alice Dickson
attend-ance, Bibles for regolar church attend-
Mrs, K. Wheeler, The judges were;
1951--Ford 1/2-Ton Pickup
1951—Ford 1-Ton Express
1950—New Anglia Coach - a real economy car
1949—Chevrolet Panel, a beauty
1949—Ford Custom, blue Sedan - clean
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1948 PLYMOUTH Coach, excellent condition
1947—FORD 1/4-Ton Pickup, A-1 Condition
All above sold with 90-day guarantee.
1941—Ford 1/2-ton Pickup with special
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1937—Terraplane Sedan
'1936—Dodge Business Coupe
These cars thoroughly overhauled and
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