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lag the lak; when their 6-soot punt NEWS OF CORMS
turned over, Nixon managed to grasp "
the side of the boat and shout for L
help. No trace of Black, said to be a ifelong. Howick Resident strong swimmer could be found,-Ar-
thur Enterprise, Miss Janet Murray Passes
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Guest Minister„: REV. D. A. LOVEDAY
Central Baptist Church = Brantford Ont.
Special Music : "The Victory Male Quartette"
Brantford
Former members and friends are heartily invited to
join with us in commdmoration of 90 years
of gospel testimony.
Cognmernoration continues on Monday, Sept. 21st,
through Sunday, Oct. 4th with the challenging
preaching of Evangelist Fred May and his amazing
array of electronic instruments.
There . are other special features you will not
want to miss.
Come and enjoy this Christ-centred ministry which
will bless your heart and stir your soul.
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'Murray Black, 28' .yearg of age, a
BeIWOod machinist, was drowned '.fin
Belwood Lake, late Sunday night, His
Companion, Howard Nixon, of Fergus,
Wag rescued, The two men were cross-
The death occurred en ° Tuesday,
September 8th, at his home at 123
Wychwood Ave., Toronto, of Joston
Steinmiller. For a number of years he
owned* and operated the Gorrie grist
mill; leaving here over 25 years ago.
His wife, the former Catharine Seig-
miller, predeceased him.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.
M. Hammond (Permilda), and Mrs.
George Triggs (Vera), and two sons,
Orville and Joston,Toronto. Inter-
ment was in the alkerton cemetery
on Thursday.
Women's Institute
The September meeting 'of Gorrie
Women's Institute was held on Tues-
day evening at the home of Mrs, Gor-
don Brown with the president, Mrs.
Cecil Wilson presiding. Mrs. Lenwood
Edgar-read the minutes and financial
report, also a thank you note from
Mrs. C. D. Walmsley, Simcoe, for a
parting gift from the W.I.
Mrs. Glad Edgar and Mrs. Clarence
Sparling were anpainted to look after
the baking for the W.I. booth for the
Howick Fall Fair and Mrs. Glenn
Johnston and Mrs. C. Wilson will ar-
range it. Fifteen copies of "The Upper
Room" will be ordered for shut-ins. A
donation of $25 was made to the Gor-
rie Public Library.
Mrs. Glad Edgar brought thoughts
on the motto, "If you haven't what
you want, make use of what you
have". Mrs. Lenwood Edgar presented
were 34 scenes from Canadian history
presented in the pageant, "Dominion
of Destiny", She was particularly im-
pressed by the Red Cross precision
drill and by the fact that these 12 to
f1e5re
thnocue were all from
sandwomenattenrduirnagl the
teroens,
not the cities.
Mrs. Gordon Brown read an article
on steel, its numerous uses in build-
ing and in the home, also in the
manufacture of food and clothing.
Production in Canada is increasing.
Mrs. Gordon Brown and Mrs. N.
Wade were lucky at the Dutch auction,
In a contest on the counties of Ontar-
io, Mrs. Vera Gregg won.
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
E, H. Strong and Mrs, Sheldon Mann
assisted by the hostess.
Trousseau Tea
Mrs. Leonard Ruttan entertained at
a trousseau tea on Saturday afternoon
and evening, honoring her daughter,
Gwen, whose marriage takes place
next Saturday.
Displaying gifts and trousseau were
Mrs. Anson Ruttan Jr„ Mrs, Lloyd
Hockridge, Mrs, Emerson Ruttan, Mrs.
Carson Watson, Mrs. Norman Hoover,
Mrs. Lena Watson and Mrs. Orville
Jones. Mrs, Leonard McDonald re-
ceived the guests. Mrs. Anson Ruttan
Sr., Mrs. Nicholson and Mrs. Scott
poured tea,
Assisting at the tea table were
Misses Cavell Ruttan, and Grace Ed-
gar, Mrs. Russel Ruttan, Mrs. Glenn
MeKereher and Mrs. Harvey Mulligan.
United Church Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Association will be held at
the parsonage on Thursday, Septem
ber 17th., at 2.30 p.m. Program com-
mittee, The Northern Helpers; Re-
freshment committee, Mrs. J. Dunbar,
Mrs. E. McCallum, Mrs. B. Whitfield
and Mrs. J. Strong.
The Mission Band will meet on
Friday afternoon, at 4 o'clock in the
church parlors.
Rev, W. J. V. Buchanan will speak
over CKNX on morning devotions on
Friday, September 18th., at 10 a.m.
Miss Marion Toner entered Stratford
Normal school` last week,
Sympathy is extended to the Misses
Murray in their, bereavement in the
death of their sister, Miss Janet Mur-
ray.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Abraham spent
a day at the Toronto Exhibition.
Friends of Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Ram-
age, Vineland, may be interested to !
know that they have been enjoying ,a !
holiday trip to Vancouver and Alaska,
returning to Edmonton and Banff,
then home by plane,
few days last week in Toronto with
relatives and were at the Exhihition.
The many friends of Mrs, 11, V.
Ho inea will learn with regret that she
has broken her thigh. She has been a
aaLlent in the Llatowel Hospital for
the past three weeks, The accident
oappcned last Wedhesday.
Miss' R. Reilly, of Walpole Island,
has returned to her home after spend-
ing a week with Rev, D, H. T, and
Mrs. Fuller at the rectory,
Mrs. F. C. Taylor was a week-end
guest of Mr, and Mrs. J, C. Fullerton,
at Walkerton, and attended the anni-
versary service at Gla,rnis Presbyter-
ian church.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Abram, Palmer-
ston, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. King'
Wesley Galloway and Harold King
are on a fishing trip at Lake Tehia-
garni,
The Gorrie Male Quartette, Harvey
Sparling, Gilbert Howes, Dick Carson
and Harold Robinson sang on Sunday
at the anniversary services at Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Rtissel Lane and Dar-
lene, Tilsonhurg, My. and Mrs. Ray
Pennell and family, Kitchener,Mr. Ed.
Steckley and Mr. Edgar EbyTrenton,
and Mrs. Ed. Steckley, Kitchener, were
recent visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Downey.
Mr. and Mrs. Toney Cornelson and
sons, of London, were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. M. Gilkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Gillens, Harris-
ton, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Walter King.
Mr. and Mrs, T. L. McInnes left Sat-
urday on a motor trip to Saskatchew-
an,
, While on a fishing trip to Lake Sim-
coe, Fred Allan, Harold Hyndman and
Wilmer Nuhn, had a lucky strike, They
caught numerous fish, one of which
was a 10 lb. trout,
Rev. W. J. V. Buchanan will be the
guest speaker at the Trowbridge an-
niversary services on Sunday, Septem-
ber 20th,
Rev. F.''Wanless, of Woodham, will
have charge of the service here.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wheeler, of
Brussels, visited on Sunday at the
home of Mr., Harvey Sparling.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chapman spent
the week-end with relatives at Strat-
ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dane and
Barry, were St. Catherines-visitors for
the week-end.
The Whighana Advano-Ties, Wednesday, Sept. rail NI141'
Ceas, Walpole
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90TH ANNIVERSARY
SERVICES
SUNDAY, SEPT. 20
Rev. J. L. Coyle, Pastor.
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ness from a heart condition, IVIise conference, Greetings were brought in
Janet, Murray paseed away on Wed-, English, except In one instance, from
neadaY, SePteinber 9th, at her home the delegates from countries, There
in Gorrie, in her 80th year, A daugh-
ter of the late Robert and Jane Rob-
ertson, she was born on Lot 38, Con-
cession C,, Howlett Township, In
March, 1903, the family moved to Gor-
rie where She has since resided.
She was a member of the Gorrie
Presbyterian Church,
Surviving are three platers, Misses
Jane and Annie Murray, at the family
home, Gorrie, and Mrs. James F.
(Mary) Cooper, Tugaske, Sask. A
brother, William, died in 1927 and a
sister, Mrs. James (Margaret) Me-
Ouat, of Cottam, died in 1951.
A private funeral service was con-
ducted at 2.30 p.m. on Saturday at
the home by the Rev, 13,. Jr. Boggs
Mrs, L. Neilson sang, "The Raven
Feedeth", Interment was made in the
Molesworth cemetery. The pallbearers
were Hugh Doig, 0 Cameron Edgar,
Harvey Adams, William Doig, Law-
son Doig and James Doig.
Friends from a' distance attending
the funeral were Mr, and Mrs. Beech-
er Hutchins, South Woodslee, Miss
Mary McOual, Cottam, Mr. R. J.
Cooper and Mr. James McLean, of
Kipnen.
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current events and Mrs. Cecil Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wade spent al
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FIRST CLASS
WATCH REPAIRS
AT MODERATE PRICES
Owing to lack of space, am com-
pelled to confine my repairs to
watches only.
George Williams
Located in
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you power in times of emergencies
Children on the street, increased traffic and crowded
highways are safety hazards. But one safety hazard
that can be eliminated quickly, economically • and I
dependably - is that of a poor performing, unsafe 0
car.
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thorough safety check, and repair all trouble
spots.
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Doors $15.95
Barn or Garage Door -
Track per foot 42c
Brackets each 40c
Hangers per pair $4.25
Full Line of
Insulating Materials,
Door and Window
Repairs.
USED
COAL
AND
WOOD
3 - in - 1 SHINGLES
210 lb. per square $9.451
Pedlar's STEEL ROOFING
Per square $11.00
Used THOR WASHER $49.00
Used BEATTY WASHER $75.00
C(0EY RIFLE, .22 Calibre $12.95
MOSSBERG RIFLE, .22 Clip magazine, Peepsight $42.95
STEVENS 12 gauge, bolt action .SHOTGUN $59.00
STEVENS 12 gauge PUMP SHOTGUN $82.50
STEVENS 28 gauge, single shot SHOTGUN $54.50
WINCHESTER 30.30 RIFLE $87.50
Headquarters for
SPORTING GOODS
PORTLAND CEMENT ..... per bag $1.25
Whitewash & Finishing LIME per bag 85c
MASON'S LIME per bag 80c
HARDWALL PLASTER • „ . per bag 80c
44nch EAVE TR.OUGH „ per foot 15c
Keep your home snug and warm all winter,
Cut fuel bills down to norznal,
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WHITE ENAMEL, USED
WINGHAM CLASSIC.. . . $79.00
IVORY ENAMEL, USED
MAITLAND RANGE . $60.00
ALL WHITE ENAMEL WITH ENAMEL
OVEN. SLIGHTLY USED. Reg. Price $2 50.
BEACH SPECIAL $150.00
USED
McCLARY TRIUMPH , . $40.00
USED
McCLARY QUEBEC $35.00
Power Tools for Every Purpose
Simple Sim(on BANDSAW, reg. $79.00 . . $55.00
POWER SANDER, reg. $39.50 ....... . $25.00
DRILL STAND, „ . . .... . ..... ....... $10.95
'A-INCH DRILL _4 $28.95
STEEL TOOL BOX , . .. ... . . $1.39
Shotgun
Shells
ROLLED ROOFING
45 lb..4 $3.50 55 lb. .. $4.20
BLACK CAULKING Quarts 45c
ROOF COATING'
Gallon $1.19 5 Gals. $5.50
Gallons $1.25
SNOWFENCE . 100 feet $19.00
FIBREEN PAPER for lining silos
666 Square Foot Roll $17.5.0
Electric Light
Bulbs
20 Watt 176
itlo Watt 21e
tt. 60 Watt ..........1.8e
ISO Watt 20c
200 Watt sSo
Wheelbarrows
Wooden Wheelbarrows .... -$15.98
Aluminum. WheetbarroWs with
rubber tire .$35.00
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