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JoYed the trip, but were glad to see •
the hills of Carrie if again,. :after con-
tending with ashatchowan mud for
couple of months.
Mr, .and Mrs, 1100410 Martin and
family, of Owen Sound, spent •Thanits,-,
giving with his parents, 13,ev, and Mrs.
H. Martin.
Brussels : C. & G. Krauter Co.
Clinton !: Wise & Bateman
Gorrie G. S. Xing & Son
Kincardine : Ken Johnson,
W. J. Portice
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FEATURING
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The October Ineeting of the We-
i men's Tnstituto was in charge of the
= convener for Agriculture and. Indus-
try, Mrs, Fred Johann and Mrs, Ebner
Jeffrey, Instead of the regular meets
ing, they pl anned
rIr1 son's Creamery, Teeswater, and
Printing office of the Teeswater News,
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year and anyone who didn't On missed a real treat,
Twenty ladi es, accepted
.- tionl, from 4.30 last 't-
1 day, were guests of the Creamery. Mr,
Iss W, Thompson and Mr. Stewart Jo-
hann, and other Members of the staff,
*I did everything in their power to allow
a and eNplain the different activities
they are engaged in, The ladies saw
how'cream was tasted, tested and pas-
teurized. The big churn which turns
1 out 1500 lbs, of butter at a time was
put in motion,
of
tio t ,henthey showed the
stacksbig butter in the cooling
room, being prepared for printing. The
-69 ladies were fascinated by the big
machine which prints and wraps but-'
• ter, 45 prints, per minute; and watch-
ed it for some time.
Mr. Thompson presented each ladY
T. with a pound of butter to take home.
fi Cold storage was shown and the pro-
' f
l eaLsok sintf taken throughe the p
eggs, The
eeruity bfrlrs build-
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we
ing where chickens are plucked and
gradedirT tiernrpen market,.
balso took the W. I.
members to see the Teeswater swirn-
i ming pool, with the beautiful new
• News office and were guestsofthe
from
thereatlhlethlaedieeqe
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editor, Mr. Worrell, He kindly show-
ed his Linotype in operation and the
ii marvellous way it separates letters
and makes typesetting so much easier
and quicker. He also showed papers
is being printed and afterwards cut to
separate the sheets, Each lady was
- presented with, a beautiful address
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surprise, all the ladies were invited
upstairs to Mr. and MPS, Worraird
apartment, where .they, assisted by
and Mrs, W. Thernpli90, served a
most delicious lunch, A .soelel. half hour
gra°. enjoyed. Tho Lz4u joined
in
ho who had .
Such an interesting .and instructive. afternoon .paaatbte, Mr, and Mrs. Man IVAtekford and
children of Toronto, spent the week.
end with Mri and MrS,'Wra,
WESUEY s rsoKsii$
The Marriage of Miss Mildred Preiss
of I3arriston,
anr111eYZeey, son o the IrateLevisN1ey and
Wesley, of Harriston, took place at the
home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Paul
Preiss of Beirnore, on Saturday, Oct-
ober 11th., at 2.30 o'clock. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev.
Martin,
The bride wore a street-length dress
of rust net over taffetas With a cor-
sage of Pink carnations, Miss Marion
Preiss dressed in moonlight blue moire
taffeta, with a corsage of pink car-
nations, was her sister's bridesmaid,
Mr, Arthur Meirs, of Harriston, sup-
ported the groom.
A buffet luncheon was served to
about 40 guests in the dining room,
which was decorated with sweet peas,
esters and dahlias, The bride's mother
wore navy faille crepe and the groom's
mother, a grey wool suit. The
bride wore a gray rayon jersey dress
with red accessories for travelling
to Toronto, Sarnia and other points.
The happy couple will reside in Har-
.8.50,000 FIRE PROTECTION
.PLAN FOR BLYTH
A $50,000 Fire Protection expendi 11 -
ture for the Village of Blyth was t I'
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from fire hazard.
The members of the Village Coun-
cil expect to meet, probably later this
week, with a representative of the
BURMISEAL
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Listowel : Schlinirds Plumbing
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Mildn'iay » F. J. Arnold & Son
Teeswater • G. J. Dickinson
Whitachurels z Nat, ThonssOn
book, suitably inscribed as a souvenir meetin at the home of Mrs. John of the occasion. Then, as a complete g White last Tuesday, with an attend-
ance of 27 ladies and some children.
Quilting was done, and arrangements
were made for a turkey supper to he
held in the church on October 21st.
Lunch was served by the liostessas,
Mrs. George Harper, Mrs, Ernest Wy-
lie and Mrs. Alan Darling,
PersonaLs.
Mrs. Alvin Fitch, Mr. and Mrs.
James Austin and Mrs. Fred Johann
visited with. Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred
Walker, near Belgrave, last Tuesday.
son.
BORN-In Walkerton Hospital, on
Monday, October 6th., to Mr. and
Mrs. Herman. Tegler (nee Grace Ing-
lis), a daughter.
BAKER'S BREAD
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GUARANTEED
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The regular meeting of Trinity W.
A, was held on Thursday afternoon,
in the basement of the church with
an astendance of 18 members and 1.
visitor. The afternoon was spent quilt-
ing for the bazaar,
The president opened the meeting
with the Scripture reading, Corinth-
ians 15, verses 1-12, and all repatecl
Aston. the members prayer In unison, Mrs.
Anniversary Services Strong, the secretary, read the minus
Mantosh church will hold Anniver- es of the last meeting and the roll call
sary services next Sunday, October was answered with a verse on the
19tin, at 11 a.rn, and 7.30 pm. Rev. R. word Missionary. Reports of the W. A.
H, Turnbull, of Bedford Park United and Guild were given by the treasurer,
Church, Toronto, a former pastor, will Several thank you cards were read
be guest speaker. to the members. Mrs. Wm. Sothern
McIntosh W. AL gave a report on the Little Helpers.
McIntosh W. A. held their October Arrangements were completed for
they Fall Bazaar which is to be held
in the church basement in the near
future, The new study book "Thine
is the Glory" was introduced by Mrs.
Emerson. Hargrave. Mrs. Gamble read
poem,a on a hymn of Thanksgiving.
The meeting closed with the Bene-
diction. Lunch was served at the close
by two members.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rutherford 4114
John, visited with Mr. and Mrs. James
Darling and family after church on
Sunday.
the
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week-end
. of T mr,aonrodat, spentmors
W,
Elliott.
1304 J, H.-Martin and Mrs. Martin
visited this past week with their
daughter, Mrs. Dixon, her husband' and
of Warren, Ont.
Mr, and 11Irs. P. Warwick of Lon-
don, spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. George Merkley and other Mern-
berg of their family.
Mr, and Mrs, N. Runkla spent the
week-end with relatives at fleaforth
and Cromarty,
Mr, arid Mrs, Harry Milne and Mr,
and Mrs. Eugene (Kennedy, of Cuiross,
were supper guests of Mr, and Mrs,
Jolin Fitch Jr., on Tuesday evening.
MINCH
• $2,8,19,400,600, a .26.8 gain over 1950. lit
Mrs. Curie spent last week In Strat-
ford with her daughter, Mrs, Alex n
Marshall:, and Mr, Marshall.
Mr. Wm. Kenney,. Mr. Harvey Hugh-
die and Mr. and. Mrs. Clarence Hugh-
die,. and son, Harold,. all of Elea.forth,
visited on Sunday with Mr„ .and Mrs.
Neil McNeill.
Fn. Mrs. Fred Johann held a :family-
* gathering on Thanksgiving Day. Mr.
ss. 'and Mrs John Aitken, Jean. arid Billie,
of Walkerton, and Mrs. Aitken, and
I Mrs. Smith and Iris, of Elmwood, were
also guests.
Messrs. Walter Horton, Ralph Dick-
Ilisson„ Alex 'Inglis, Ivan Mawhinness
:George Nickel, Everett Dustann, Bruce,
:Tom arid Charlie Darling. all returned
this week, from the harvest fields in
:Western Canada, where they have
Mr, and Mrs. John Warden and. Lin-
da, of Stratford, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs, Elmer Jeffrey on. Saturday.' approved at a public meeting,
Mrs, George Harkness and Jean, of The Village Council had previously
Toronto, spent the holiday rveek-end sought permission from the Board to
with the Harkness families. go ahead with the prole' t without II Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dawson of Tor- V seeking a. vote from the ratepayers. •
onto, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mr. Moore presided at the meeting
Mrs. Dickson and family, which was attended by the Village
Mr. Hartley Aitken of Brownies, Council and a rather small represen-
_ .Saskatchewan, is spending some time tative group of ratepayers.
ill visiting his brother, Mr. Robert Aitken The proposed water system will ne-
Ins and other relatives, cessitate the drilling of a. well, a
on pressure system, and new water • BORN-In Kiricardin' enInospital,
07 Sunday, October 5th., to Mr. and Mrs, mains which will he laid Ile as to
Stewart Aitken (nee Eietta Nickel), tilOiss Within the Corporation
adequate and immediate protect/0n
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Mr. and Mrs. Russell Grant and son, ,HageY Engineering Co, of Fort Erie,
David, of Toronto, were guests of Mr. land while it is not known to what LS
'and Mrs. Thomas Abraham over the extent the work may he carried
a week-end. through this fall, the Council antici-
Mr. arid Mrs. E. Zinn, Mr.. and Mrs. pates going ahead with the project -111
PI Elmer Jeffrey and Margaret, and Mr. as quickly as possible,
and Mrs. Alan Darling, Harvey and
Lois, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Er- Canadian farmers' cash income s_s ,'win Zinn and family, of Dungannon,! during 1951 reached a record peak of I
• on Thanksgiving.
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