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Preilented'1,,Y Murray Gaurij and
Frank Aiken, • '
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Mr. and whiarw.,
ClaLe gi90mt of yell
Chrigtrijes vd.ty hip peghtp, ,Mr.
anti grk'"C. Hoffman.
Visitors with Mr,,,and. Mrs.
Bosnian for the 1109% Year Week-
end were Lyle 10 Kinney of North-
ville, Mich., Archiel MCKinney of
teamington,J Mr, and Mrs. Cecil
Griffith eruf. Bob 'of Bra;np-toni
joining'the family-party on Satur-
day evening were Mayor R. E.
McKinney of Wingham, Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Elliott, Mr, and
Mrs. Glenn Sellers and son, Gordon
Messer, w 9 esseinrizabowd. ,MrS, MarY McKinney .4
/Vie Sacrament at the Lord's
Abitteer was observed ta thq 'Vatted
Cherelit on Sunday, Dee: SOW, On
Sku Anua•rY .8th, the `.Sacra-
merit was oliaerVed in the fireabY-
terian.• church,
The Bluevale vvomen's institute
will inert at the home of Mrs. Wm.
Nicholson TbOrildaY, Jan, 10,
Mrs,, Eldrgd Sigio( Will sPeak on
Canadian eitirtengliip and Mrs.
Wickiltead W111 :be, Convener:
BLU'EVAL,F r rThe W.MJ
the United Ch1gob
file meeting be*
atfts. Alex Migrie
Mrs. Sperling lohlui
reported the slkie44,0
alens overpaid. •
Mrs. R. A. Brook •WO/1 In
of the study period
the Church-111M 'en the reek
faith and truth; made strong' b
eo7operation, loyalty and fq'rbears
{wee. Christian civilization Le Ilk
reflection from. the Church.
Mrs, Milton Fraser gave •inter.
eating descriptions of the material
in three study books, which will be
used this year; "Destined to he
Sons"; "Conversations on tiiontb
East India Korea", ands "gapt
from Burma",
Mrs, Gordon Hall read Scriliturq,
BLUEVALE--Mbe Women's As-
sociation .met in the United Church
on January 3rd., the president, Mrs.
Elmer Sellers, presiding.
Mrs, Alex McCrackin, .treasurer,
gave a complete report of finances
for the year , showing a large
carry-over for 1957.
Some plans, were discussed tor
the supper to be held before the
annual congregational meeting on
January 25th.
Mission and Hear
Of Korean Children'
BLUEVALE-1The Mision Bind
held its meeting 'in' the 'United
A helicopter may hover like 'g
bird, but when it comes doWn
to roost On a roof it weighs
plenty, and sets up quite a grain,
So engineers have devised
rill*. The whirly-bird lands on
an aluminum raft floating •in -
shallow pool of Water. The
(1911endeel ,for last. Week) •
,and Mrs. Clifton goOre and,
Harold Moore of*Loncion spent last
week-end' at the home of Mr. and,'
Mrs, Wm. Kennedy, Marnoch.
Chas Camphell of Port sterile*.
Mr. John. McAdams and daughter -
Dorothy and. Mrs. Mary MaKehglet
and Frances Dennis of Ansa Craig;:':
visited there on , Thursday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Sirrinatma'
and Nancy of London spent the'
week-end with her parents; Mr. .and,
Mrs. Chas. Martin. Nancy staY:,
eel to spend her holidays here, anti'
has been sick with chicken pox.
Mr. and Mrs: Gerald Watson of •
'Forest spent a few days this week
-:frith her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Allan Pattison, Pattison, famines-
gathered at the same • home to.
Observe Christmas on Wednesday.
Mr, and Mrs. Gershom Johnston .
•fIntenden for last Week)
.BLIJEVALE—On Thursday even-
Mg.,: bee, 27t ...Y .P4M; and the
Choir.of the 'United'Citurch held a
social availing• when: young people
of the Presbyteries. Church were . • guests, • .
Joyce Hoffmen, presidenk" pre-;
sided for deYetional exercises;
Christmas carols ivere sung, Con-'
tests and games were, ehjoyed, and
refreshments were ,served, ,c •
, .‘•
Mrs. am . of Hamdtonjuist found the bu of her lit
, with TeOnticle, Varieties at the finest ,stoies iri town. And the:Oil:09ff'
.1110SC '810tiOUs sheet fashions are yours to 'oiti414 treasure at January's 1 .
very; very IOW Price3.;,• • '1 • f',*
NoW yesu affOrd shelves-full of fiorali, stripes;
" sheets' (neW colOrs!), They're 01
4*adei'So. they're Cgrtifie4Washable; all with
:1q tope ualit (ilea all sf And all With;
seetite&sachet C11016Sedl, ' • • •
ta.t,114 /41$ for Tqt=na.a...de Ya.r.iety TiMe-Hand
f the stir Wire of :our lite: at those-budget prices
....14•40.y.s.io(youx life With :1'4-mattes .
beitiiifigNariety.,,pf sheets • '
that covered by the landing**.
No doubt they figured Out,
too, how passengers, can•get
"ashore". Certainly • 'who , .
work with aluminuniare mighty
resourceful. Id $act,:titeiskeep
us busy supplying lhem:;,, •
'this versatile modern in
at home and in fOliig1111,
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart • chine's weight is spread civet*.
Smith and family' of Kitchener, area of the raft instead of j
Mr. and, .Mrs.. Chas. Wood and
family, Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. Ross
McMichael and family, Satnie., Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Johnston and baby
Paul, Turnberry, My,' and Mrs.
Clarence Ritchie and family,. John •
Johnston and dean Stanley, Lon-:
.don; spent Christmas at tjte
'kerne of Mr. and Mrs. Robinson
Of St. Augustine.
Mr. and Mts. Kenneth Johnston
and familY of Clinton visited with
Johnston relatiyet'in ibis. conarinin-
ity on Sithday„ . • •:.*• •
is and Mrs. Wm. Kennedy spent
Vueiday with, Mr. and 'M'rs. John tors with Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Miller
thPitY Melt.
)Ytafters, :He
rTS-64 r. tfig 4'Y *I War T-And ,
mgm I-- of i
1:glp roxe ker Mason-
• He ieokei Ihls Vlie, the termer:
.Mabel. Mitchell, one son, Jack, of
Kingston ',and one daughter, grol,
Londsway (Mary). of De.
trolt? These are also four 1irotliers
Earl of Elrose, Sask.; -Alfred, in
North Storey, B.C,; Joe and WO,:
fred in DgrOlt and three sisters,
Mrs. John': Willie (Margaret) of
Saskat110$lilitiik • William Parnrow
(Harrie0 9$ ,Detrolt; and Mrs,
Earry.'Elliott ifA,lieel of Sluevale.
There ' are four grandchildren,
,A masonic service was held in
the Gordon S. Moir funeral home
in Gorrip On Thursday evening,
Janus** gad the funeral service
the followtligibly Was conducted by
the Reit: Mr., 1140ure, of Moles
worth.' Interment, was in the
Wroxeter cemetery. The pallbear-
ers, were George Inglis, Ed Gilmore
Hetvard Wylie, Gordon CiOson,
Bert Hartle and William . Wade.
; Members : of family attend-
ing the funerill,'Irom a distance
were Mrs. Tony Meahan, Windsor;
Mr: and Mrs, jack Meahan, Kings..
ton; 'Mr, and Mrs. Russel Lonna;
Toaaniy and Dennis Lends-
Petroit and Mrs. Withal.
111id Wilfrid Meahan, al-
sa ot. Reqofe:.
:x4 *e140.11 brother from Bri-
January 2id. tish Columbian and his sister' from Church' on 1 Mrs. W.Saskatoon ttivelled • from t h e Johnston .arranged and carried out
the program. Nancy Taylor pre- West to see their brother and were
With him fOr a time shortly before Sided and, Shirley. Johnston read
the minutes;
he passed, away. . •
It was.decidetthat fiiture meet-
ings be held on the second Tuesday
of each month . at 4.15 p.m. The
Mission Band 'Purpose was, sung
by all,. alto, the' temperance' song,
"Marching 'Meng". Keith Johns- Mr. and Mra. -G. S. McIntyre and
ton gave the ra er fo mis io Donald of Bracebringe were visi-
aries. •
p y r s n-
. for the Christmas holiday.
041INI*1..Ii,XTEE',C004E!OlidlyED 1930 Sherbrooke Sirw West; MOnt1.111
„ . ,
• :There was an .urgent phone
from-:£4. man -saying BOW. had
swallowed' fotintsiinlien. •
"All right,111,copee at once," re-
lined the tinc(or„ !'What are, ou
doing, in the nattaxitinief"' • •
"Using .'s,'•iierfeite •
The roll, eau was• answered by
paying fees, when 21 members' en-
rolled. Birthday greetings were
sung for Rose .Marie Nicholson.
Mrs. ,M. L. Aitken told the story
of. the second chapter of the study
book;. ?Kt Sooni", a story of Kor-
ean children before' the recent war
and of their mission school.
GAVILLER, McINTOS 8c. WAItDI
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
• BELL TEL HONE BUILDING
Walkerton Ontario
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Mr. and Mrs: Jack Davies and
children of Toronto, • spent the
New 'ear's, week-end with Mr.
and 'Mrs. Elmer Sellers and tam.
George and Marilyn McQuillin of
Hamilton Were Christmas • visitors
with Mr. and MTS. WM. Purnonann
daughters. Mrs. Puidon, MayY B.
and Barbara returned with thenY.to
Hamilton for a 'few day4' •yilit,
Miss :Anna Stuart of Toronto
spent the holiday week-end with
'Mr. and Mrs. George Stuart'• slid
Mr. Joe. Stuart.
Miss ISahelle 'MacPherson was
home .from London for Christmas.
Mr. and. Mrs. Lorne Woods 'and
Donna spent Christmas with Mrs,
R. WoodS. Mr, and Mrs. Mel
Brown, Mrs; Murdic and Bob at
Kitchener. • • ,
iss' .4arlaret athlete etude*
nurse, 1t the Stratfojell,,
Hospital,, spent , Christmas,'. at ' her
It?fl!e here.
.Misees: Lois and .rtUth :Webb, of
t*rantford were 'home ,ini christ-
Inas *Won:.
. Phone • 3.7. for appointment
.Chryitlor Corporation of Citnada,•Lintilod In your last loving tribute, you will want a
service of quiet dignity to remain forever with
you as a cherished memory. This quality is
our primary concern,
Wingham Phones 106, 189
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• Mary Duff, Mrs. Alice
Aitken and Miss Ruby Duff spent
Sunday with •Mr. and' Mrs, Donald
Street at Listowel. Mts. Aitken
is remaining for a week with 'her
daughter.
Miss Mary Duff entertained for
Mr. and Mrs. Conn Fi'ngland of
Witighani. and Mr. and Mfrs. RaY.
;mond Elliott of Turnberry1 at the
New Year,
Mr. Jack Horton 'who is in train-.
'Mg for the R.C.M.P. and who has
spent the past nine months at,
R.C.M.P. headquarters at Regina,
Sask., has now been stationed in
Ottawa and spent the New Year
holiday with his .0/trellis, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Horton.
John• McTavish Jr.; silent the
holidays with his , grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robt, McKinnon.
Mr. and , Mrs. • Robt. McKinnon
spent, New Year's •with their
daughter and family the Jack ‘Mc,
'ravish s. • •
Guests With Mr. 'and Uri,' -R;
MeKinnon for Christmas were
Mrs, A. Armstrong of Brussels and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McTavish and
family of, Turnberry.
'Guests at the home 'of Mr. 'and
Mrs. Harry Elliott. for Christmas
Were Mr. and M. Stanley Gal-
laher, Serve, and Billy, of Salem, .
Mr, an•d Mrs.; liOrton attended.
the funeral of tar.•,•Horton:s uncle,
Mr. Wm. Reis( Of lfarriston on Sat-
urday. ,
/qr. and WS. Ira Hertfelder of
Toronto spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Itorten..
p1 iiNI ,intoystauild,w wit ,pia
ill 1;02'1' inluarishiches afelt;. •
• it titp•agotil01 tear *hide* ig
tetO. El '13-01/(iidaltield operate
et coasts sipeod, •
Mrs, James Wilson Calgary.
Was the guest of her aunt, Mrs.:
George St,iart and Mr. Stuart last
AVeth.
Fit, Lt Keith. Black spent a tett'
days leave with Mrs, Black .and
sone,
Little David Black hits his arm
hi' a sling as a 'result of, a 'fail
sireni g stool in which he•freictUred
a, bone in his arm.
THE HURON ..COUNTY COUNCIL
• 'vtfill mot in
THE COUNCIL. CHAMBERS,
COURT HOUSE, GODERICH
TUESDAY, JANUARY 15th
at 2.00 pan4
All accounts, •notites of deputatOns,
the hands, of . the .Cbunty Clerk -not
• Saito*, January .12th, I
• • • '
Asr E
ST; HELENS—Nineteen ladies
were in attendance at the January
meeting of the Women's Institute
held in the 'community hall on
Thursday' aftetnooh 'with the pre-
sident, Ara, Andrew Gaunt, in
charge. The toll call, "Sing, Say,
or Pay", received 'a full- response. •-•
The treasurer reported $99.43 on •
hand and thanks were read for
cards and gifts sent. It was decid-
ed to have an "At -Home" on Fri-
day evening, January 18, with the
following committees in charge:
Program,' Mrs. D. Gibb, Miss Jean
Aitchison;`Mrs. C. McDonald and
Mrs. It. Garomie;'. lunch, Mrs. S.
Carne(oni Ufa,..:MacPherson,
Mrs. W„.0. Humphrey and' Mrs.
W. Ptirdon.
Mr9'. 3... 30ynt will kt the
guest ''speaker at the' February
meeting, .giving a talk on her re-
cent trip overseas.
The following projects were sug-
gested and 'discussed: The closing
in of the pbtch find building a, kit-
chen; the painting of the exterior
of the hill and the purcha4ing of
Plano. Estimates are to be se-
tired 'on the tbuilding and painting ,
projects.
Mrs; R. Webb *ye a firm patier
lya "New Year—the ttiiiortunity to
'Write off kistaqes". Jean Alt,
libleon gave a reading, .Thotly
Novr Yriwe, :Miss W. D, ittither:.;
ford made edfrent events most In.
teresting,
"My 'Whitest Ik•bby" was dis-
played or named. A pleasant se.!
eial hour fii110Wed with Mrs, B.
Gaunt, and Mrs, R, Glimmie as the'
hostesses.