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ESCAPO ,INJURY
IN 'TRUCK CRAW
Keith ..,fehliStna, who, .drives a
log truck for WinghatO $awoill4
fortunately escaped 11*.lry when
his loaded truck crashed into a
bridge west of liarriston on
Thursday night, ;
The clrWer of the truck stated
that an oncoming ear, travelling
on the wrong' side of the road fool-
►ed him over to the shoulder of the
road, where he crashed into the
side of the bridge,
Damage to the truck was esti-
mated 1)Y Police at $1200 with an
additional $800 damage to. the
bridge.
Felice Chief Ted ',Zimmer of
Harriston, investigated the iteei,
dent,
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most pessimistic. He. calls, for nreelpitation. .
Although the weatherman's
predictions all summer have left
little to be desired weatherwise.
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CANADA TRUST
Head Offite Lpndon, Ont.
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1954 Meteor, 2-Tone Special Niagara Sedan,
-a real buy.
1954 Ford Mainline Coach -a real buy
1954 Ford 2-Tone Tudor Coach, extra good
1953 Meteor Black Fordor Sedan, like new, very
low mileage
1952 Dodge Panel; newly overhauled and painted
1951 Dodge Sedan - a snap
1951 Consul Sedan - cheap transportation
1949 Meteor Sedan -- thoroughly., overhauled
and painted
1947 Allis Chalmers WC Tractor, A-1 shape.
All above-units guaranteed, thoroughly
overhauled and winterized.
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BOWLING LEGION FIX DATE FOR
CHRISTMAS PARTY
Legion Auxiliary
Met ,Wednesday
The regular monthly meeting of
the Ladies' Auxiliary' to the. Legion}
Branch 180 was held,• on Wednes-
day night. The president, Mrs. S.,
Forsyth, opened the meeting with
the regular ceremonies, followed
by the secretary, Mrs.` T. Gauley,
reading the minutes of, ,the pre-
vious meeting and , roll* call; ;the
accounts for'the month arid corre-
spondence. Treasurer's 'report was
read by Mrs. L. Hingston and
was adopted.
It- was', decided to diinate $25.00
to the Christmas Tree Fund .and
$10,00 to the Christmas, Cheer
Fund of the Byron Sanitorium.
The• various committees
their reports for the, month. Mrs;
T. English and. Mrs. J. Strong were
appointed• to serve on a' isperts
committee for the local Auxiliary
and the initial meeting' is to be
held in Wingham on. November 29.,
The captains for the Poppy Com-
mittee were appointed to' canvass
the town starting. November 9:
Mrs. L. Hingston, Mrs. J. Orvis,
Mrs. V. Ducharme, Mrs. S. For-
syth, Mrs. T. Gauley, Mrs. G.
Hall. President ,Mrs. S. Forsyth
was appointed' to lay the wreath
on the Cenotaph on Sunday, Nov-
ember '11.
Vice-president Mrs. D. Carruth-
ers :gave a very interesting report
on the conventibn Which was held
in London. District Commissioner
Mrs, G. Cameron and Mrs. 1VI.- Mc-
Phail spoke on Girl Guides in
Wingham and asked, for ten.
Legion members along with ten
Kinettes to serve on a local associ-
ation to help the Guides in their
programme.
Euchres are to be held in the
Legion Home on November 12 and
26th and Mrs. H. Browne Jr. and
Mrs. E. Lewis will be in charge.
The 'meeting closed with 0 Can-
ada and the lunch committee
served lunch. '
Our Prices Are Lower
Free
We Keep Down the Upkeep *Delivery
Miracle. Whip
SALAD. •DRESSINfi
32 oz. 73 c
16 oz. 43 c
8 oz. 25 c
KLEENEX
Regular or Chubby
6 for $1.00
?No*
York 'Fancy CORN
20 oz,
6 for $1.00
Purox
TOILET TISSUE
9 for $L00
In order to have more room for Christ-
?has merchandise, we must clear our
stock of Ladies? Wear and Hats.
Save money on New Fall and Winter styles
this week.
DISCOUNTS. OF 20 AND 25% ON EVERY
DRESS AND HAT IN THE STORE.
OUR CHRISTMAS LAY-AWAY PLAN IS AN IDEAL WAY
TO DO YOUR SITOPPING,EASIER.
You select your gifts now, make a deposit of 10% and pay the
balance in easy instalments when you wish. Select NOW, when
the range is complete - avoid the rush and disappointment
of late shopping.
SPECIALS' THIS WEEK
Men's Plaid SPORT SHIRTS $2.95 2 for $5,50
Kiddies' Plaid SHIRTS - $1.00 ea.
Fancy CUPS and SAUCERS $1.00
Boys' UNDERWEAR, all sizes 79c to $1.09 ea.
Kiddies LINED JEANS $1.98 pr.
(2 to Ox Sanforized)
Decorated China TEA POTS $1.10 ea.
(WONDERFUL VALUE) • .
TOYS FOR GIRLS AND BOYS
OF ALL AGES
DOLL PRAMS $1.98 to $16.00
CROKINOLE BOARDS $4.49 ea.
DOLLS $2.98 to $9.00
Train Sets, Trucks, Electric Toys, Books, Games
.. all displayed for your easy selection . . .
AT POPULAR VARIETY STORE PRICES
Use our Christmas Lay-Away Plan.
A Pattern for All
H.allowe'ens to Conie
It was a trick for Miss Janet
Thomson to heft the big jar of
Trick or Treat coins %after the
collection by Wingham CC-XT.
girls on Hallowe'en. But it was *-
treat for the girls and their -lead-
ers to see this evidence of the sue,
cess of their efforts for' the United
Nations Children's Fund.
The funds will be used by
ILN,I,C.E.F. to purchase food and
medical supplies for some of the
world's six hundred million under-
privileged children.
The expresses their ap-
preciation to everyone responsible
for making this second Wingham
U.N.I.C.E.P. Hallowe'en such an
outstanding success and to all
those contributing so generously.
If anyone was missed their coins
will be called for if they contact
Mrs. G. W. Tiffin. The final total
of the amount received will be re-
leased next -Week.
DEVELOPMENT
ASSOC. •MEETS
IN STRATFORD
A. V. Crate, Director, Trade and
Industry Branch,' Ontario Depart-
ment of Planning' and Develop-
ment, will be the guest speaker at
a general meeting of Mid-Western
Ontario Development Association,
to he held at the Stratford Country
Club in. Stratford, on November 14.
The meeting has been called by
the board of directors of the as-
sociation for,' the purpose of pre-
senting reports to member munici-
palities •in the Counties of Huron,
Perth, Waterloo and Wellington
and discussing policy and proposals
for future activities.. •
Chairman of the meeting will be
J. D, Oaks of Guelph, president of
the association and the delegates
Will be welcomed on behalf of the
City of Stratford by His Worship
Mayor W. P. Gregory, Q.C., of that
city, Headquarters of the associa-
tion in Stratford has also announ-
ced that the ,County of Perth will
act as joint hosts for this first
general meeting since the associa-
tion was formed and industrial
development representatives of the
chartered banks, the Canadian rail-
roads and other organizations have
been invited to attend,' in addition
to municipal and business repre-
sentatives of all municipalities in
the region.
A' meeting • of the Wingham
branch of the • 'Canadian Legion
was held in the Legion Home, on
Tuesday, John Pattison, the presi:
dent presiding.
Guest speaker for the evening
was Zone CommandeV, Human
Young, who spoke about the Do-
minion Convention which he at-
tended' br,Vancouver.
Plans for the annual banquet
were-discussed and it was announ-
ced that the guest speaker for the
banquet, which is to be held Fri-
day, November 9th, would be Col-
onel Rider of the Department of
Veterans' Affairs, London,
Legion members were requested
to attend the Remembrance Day
parade on -Sunday, November 11th
and to be at the . armouries by
10.30 am.,
Two' new members, Lee Vance
and Norman MacDonald, were in-
stalled, Herman Young, perform-
ing' the Ceremony.
The Christmas party for the
children was discussed and the
date, December 19th, was chosen.
As in former years the party is to
be held in the town hall.
Mission Band Holds
Thank° f fering
.St. Andrew's Presbyterian Mis-
sion Band held its fall Thankoffer-
ing meeting on Monday at 4.15 p.m.
With many mothers and friends of
the children in attendance, Mrs, L.
Phillips chaired the meetipg,
Mrs. Carl Hiltz presided at the
piano, Noreen Nichol opened the
service with prayer and Linda
Chittick gave a recitation on pray-
er. A goodly number of children
enjoyed placing their birthday
money in the artificial birthday
cake as the children sang the Sun-
day School version of the Birthday
song. Everyone listened carefully
as Bill 'McKibben distinctly read
the 103rd Psalm:
The 4 to 8-year-old roll call was
read by Mrs. J. Carr and .was ans-
wered' by 25 members, The 6 to 8-
year-old roll call was read by Mrs.
L, Phillips and revealed 21 mem-
bers present. Carid MeIntosh ren-
dered a well-played piano selection.
The offertory ushers were Robert
Campbell and David Carruthers,
The dedicatory prayer was given
by Brian' Clark.
During sorigtirne, whith was dir-
ected by Mrs, B. Corrin, three char;
uses were presented, each preceded
by a verse of Scripture which in-
'spired the composition of each,
P. COUNTY MASTER
INSTALLS OFFICERS
Fast County Master Thomas
Wheeler was W charge of the in,
stallation of officers of the Wing,
ham, Orange Lodge No, 794 held
last Friday evening. The master'ef
the lodge, Earl Hamilton, called on
the past PGIinty master to conduct
the installation of the following;
W. Master, Era, Earl -Hamilton;
D, 'vfaster, Rro. Geo., Brooks; Rec.
Sec„ pro, Harold 'Moffat; Chap-
14111, )31.0. Ivan Gardner; Finance
`and Treas., Bro, Percy Hogg; 1st.
Lect., Bro, Rant, Hogg; 2nd. Lect.,
Bro, Everet pustovv; Marshall,
Bro, Hugh Sinnanloni Tyler, Bro,
Grant McAdam; Committee, Bros,
Casemore, Gardner, Chandler, Spot-
ton.
,It was decided that the regular
night of Meeting would be changed
from Friday evening to the second
Monday of each month.
After the installation ceremony
lunch was served by the lodge
members and the meeting closed
With the singing of the National
•Anthem.
These Scriptures were memorized
and presented clearly by Peggy
Rae, Judy Forsyth and. Bruce Gaul-
ey, Ann McKibbon, assisted in dir-
ecting the group , by holding the
word-card.
Mrs. D. V, Goodridge of the
Wingham Salvation Army was in-
troduced by Mrs. John McKibbon,
as guest speaker. Mrs; Goodridge
used flannelgraph assistance for
her story which encouraged 'the
children to appreciate the privilege
of having a place of worship, using
the Scriptu're theme "I was glad
when they 'said unto* me, Let us go
into , the' house of the Lord."
Joan Riehl presented a small
gift of appreciation to Mrs. Good-
ridge following her message on
behalf of the Mission Band. Mrs.
B. Corrin thanked, all who had in
any way contributed to the pro-
gram, The worship service- was
closed by the benediction given by
Mrs, A. Nimmo.
The gathering terminated with
a generous lunch presided over and
organized ,by Mrs. J. Carr, Mrs. R.
McIntosh assisted by Mrs. Godkin,
Red Cross Seta4'S.
ARI to. filung4.17y
This afternoon. preciou.s'oargo
of .dru.gs and ,medical: supplic#,
valued at $40,00,i, was loaded
.aboard a North ,'Star aircraft' of
the RCAF Air Tratispoit Colla-
niand at 'Talton Airport, The des-
tination of the 11,000 pound Air
meat Was Vienna,
The drugs and• medical supplies
were sent to the Leagup of Red
_Cross .Societies. in care of the
Austrian no 'Cress.. The' relief
,supplies were turned over to th e
Hungarian 13,0 Cross for . distri.
bution to victims in areas affected
by the conflict.
The Canadian 'Red - Cross ship,
merit .consisted. of sulpha drugs,
penicillin, streptomycin,, anti-tetaus.
us werurn, sterile field dressings,
bandages, splints, hospital sheets
and pilloweases,
3; Mrs. D. Na- Mrs. H. Spry, 153
smith, 1514; Mrs, C. Lott, ,13$4;
Mrs, A. Adams, 1291; Mrs, 3„ Mac-
Intyre, 1258; Mrs. D. Cameron,
1062.
High doubles, Mrs. H„ Carrnigh-
ael, 378.
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Lloyd's R & W Club
Shipping room,' 2575; "Machine
shop, 2424; Veneer room, '2384;
Office, 2303;. The Doors, 2063„
High single, Anne Todd, 290, high
triple, Lorne Gardner, 606.
Phone;
590
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