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the trip to get her Khel'rs.
John Carruthers 91 LucknpWtE;Atlito.
Victoria Hospital, wbgry kltenteilt-
be" a patient ,Itik some ' i.
Young
Adult Group At the, linked Church
held the annual Meeting on Tine"
day evening ill the Sunday Schwa
m roo t.b, church, Mrs. E H.
Groskorth presided for the wor-
ship service. The Scripture lessen,
John, chapter 3., was read by Ivan
Laidlaw. Paul Groskorth Jed in the
meditation, period, telling how
people must realise that by their
lives they influenee others, Re also
led in prayer, Thomas IIyrns, Forest, Ontarai --
Chairman of The Ontario Cream
,reducer's Marketing Board.
A, Lershinan, Parts, Ontario --Nice .
Chairman of The Ontario Crewe
'Froc*pr's Morketino leert
Phone 37 for appointment
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E011,1044-1—The marriage
of . Bertha Brlgeda, youngest
daughter, of Mr, and. Mrit,-George
Waldo! of..Cuirois 'and Cecil 1Vter
Nall, ann . of Mr. and' Mrs, Robert
McNeil, was solemnized in the
Roman' Cetholle Church, Teeswat-
er, on Monde*. January 7th. at 20
sari. The attendants Were Mr. and
Mrs. ThOS. *Nail of .itiarristort,
Oft Dr. McKenna, officiated. • •
'rho wedding dinner' we,* served
at the .- home et. the to im-
mediate Arelettivet, and the "happy
enliP19.104. on: 11: tlignagir
SOuthern Qnfarki. A.. reception
being. hold for them .14,ngslde
hall Oil.;:t0Alitt7 25, They will make
theleW91,0 on the 20th-of Kinless.
WHITECHWICH—This com-
munity .was saddened on Monday
when It was learned that "Mrs,
Aldin Punkin had Passed away
suddenly at her home late Sun-
day evening.
Formerly Addle 'Gertrude goy- •
cau, she was the elder daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs, Albert goyeau of
r Leamington, and was •in . he
fourty-ninth year, Twenty-eight
Years ago she married Aid'''. tfur7
don and they have made their
Wane in this district ever. .since.
Always of a happy disposition, she,
was beloved by • all who kneW her;
even though she bad 'poor health
for many years. .She .wigi mom:,
per of .tille';•i*iiitethurch. Obited
Church.. •
Mrs, Ciroskorth was In charge of
the topic, and spoke on one of the
unforgetteble characters; Dudley
Fields Malone;, an Tiish lawyer,
Mr. Malone spent his life helping
those, who tyned to• him, in any
country, on any continent, when
they, were unjustly ..accused and
needed quick, expert help.
The 'Committee, Janet Gaunt,
Ivan Laidlaw and Raymond Laid.
law brought in the, following slate
of officers: President, Arthur 1.11,14-
law; 3.st vice Paul Oroskorth;
treasurer, Karon Groalcortb; See.%
Janet Gaunt; pianists, Karen GM*
korth, Mrs. G. E. Farrier. convert-
.ers, citizenship, Lois Ribey, Janet
Gaunt; missions, Arthur Laidlaw,
Ivan Laidlaw; fellowship, Paul and
Karen Greskorth; music, Mrs. G.
E. Farrier, Mrs. Russell Purdon;
recreation, Raymond Laldlaw, Jack
Coultesl..auditor, Mrs, G, E. Far-
rier; press, Janet Gaunt, The pre-
sident closed the ,meeting with ,
the Mizpah. benediction. Besides her husband she leaves ,
one son,_. Billie, of East Wawanosh,
her pareds and one sister, Mrs.
Glen Politer of Learnlegron; and
two brothers, Earl and ,Arthhr.lof
Detroit, •
*InTECHURCH-1-Thirteleri tab-
les played euchre in the' memorial
hall here on Friday evening.. Chas.
Shiell. and Ross. McGregor held
high points and Mra, Chapman And
John Gaunt held :10* *Ants. The
mystery draw prize went to Mrs.
George McCienaghan.
The Institute ladies ,decided to
hold another euchre in two weeks
and the Fordyce School will hold
their euchre this. Friday 'evening.,
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' W1319:11MURCK-7ihe Jamory
moms': et the Women's Xtnititlite
was hold sap Tuesday last' at 00.
home rif Mrs, J. 0, t ilia plc, with
21 Present. Tile Arcskie*, . Mrs.
flerson.,Irwi a, Presided, .
After the opening esereises, the
following ladies were appointed its'
a COMMittee . to 'plan for a ;Toole)
re14•Iiary evening pleating, to cqle-•
brute the diamond anniversary of
the Women's Institute la' Ontario:
Mrs, Russell ROOS, Mrs. G. E, Far
Mrs, Hugh SiMpson, Mrs. Pci,
MeCienaghait, Ws, John Dim:hill,'
• The ,follewing were appointed to
look after. the' Piithro on Friday
night; Mrs. geholtz, Mrs. Coultcs,
Mrs. Lott' and 14.1,:e. E, Farrier.
The ladies `appointed WS. Russell
Ross, as. 2nd: vice-president, as
Mrs, Albeit Walter* who he)d that
position, hart ;MVO away.
Mrs, Alex "Rohertnen, gave a ,
splendid talk on the Teat(); " e
proud of your .heritage, and have
faith In the tutureV,:streasing the'
:many advantages to ',.be trawl, In
rural areas for boYS and' 'atria ana
tho nulny laws of work to be found;
that will give trigniag for ,devel;•
optite'rik• physically, sooially nod
sprrittially. Mrs. Ezra Seholtz Play-
ed a plena solo, '• ' , • ,
The • topic.;• ',Agriculture is the
folindtition OnWitleit..reste all other,
industry", Was Althea. by 'Mrs:
Rpascll Gatint. She SpOhe of Cana:
da as a great ti.grleirlturai land,
proyen eaCh 'year, itYhen...one sees
the groat exhibit* in the Royal
Winter, •Fair, Western Fair and the
fall fAirs all •over :the land • in
farming. Areas, and as, the pope-,
grows; so: groiuts the need
ter more 'agrie-ultarai:. inedttets,
callingrfor More intensive and e3ti.
tenely - •
Mrs, Albert COUltos,' had: an
teresting report read .by :Mrs :Waf,
lace Okin!.oa current
sang :15 God;, Our Imp In :4ges
Past",:artii,pFor ;Auld Lang ,Syac".
001 was answered by tat
'Shower of • sitgar :Saeis ter towelS:
and the Meetine was CloSed.'1 byi
Rev. :A, W4,
East Wawaooah C14.11011 .419C4.
Addresses C*0:101
toauclog meeting 911
with Reeve Orval Ettrayin pile*
Oilers Orval 1ltcCowaiii.J.91114. Aus,
°liana% Clarence Hanna and ffidin
Fordo' subscribing, to the oath ig
office, Rev, A, W. Watson 91 Ott
United Church, Blyth, •atIOn
the .council and offered Pi
asking Divine guidance Attriug the
year 1051.
The reeve thanked Rev. Vatson
for coming to the meeting, and
then addressed the council *Alin-
ing some of the wort that 1{LOPId
lria undertaken this year. He &Aced
.the council and officials fat the
same co-operation this year as in
the past. Council members and of-
ficials spoke briefly.
The minutes of the meeting held
on December 15th and special
meeting held December 28th, were
read and adopted on motion 'by
Buchanan and Pardon.
Hanna - McGowan.-,-That council
join the Ontario Rural: Municipal
Association and pay the tee of
$10.00 and any of the council or
officers attending the Good Road'
or Rural Municipal conventions
receive 230,00 each as expenses,
Carried. ,
Purdon - Buchanan—That ' the
following appointments be made:
Orval Taylor and Clarence Hanna
for one year; Mrs. Jas. R. CoUltes,
Leslie Bolt and Gordon 3PerigellY,
for two years as members: of the
community centre board; Orval
Taylor- and Clarence Hanna on the '
Wingham fire committee; Orval
Taylor as member of the. Middle
Maitland Conservation ,Atithority.
Carried,
-McGowan 'Pilau,; Kett
Hann
Hanna
path Scott be refunded .:$1413.0
1956 taxes on account of lilkirOrn.
being burned down pn May •f/th lases:
year: Carried.
Buchanan - Purdon—That a
grant of $25.00 be given to • the
Huron County Soil and' Crop Irir
provement Association. Carried.,
McGowan - Hanna—T ha,
grant of $50.00 be given to' . e
Blyth Rural Fire CommittekfOr11
Carried. resuscitator,
lid* .at HOme
•
FCalvin• Robinson
wHITEgRu4cii—The toti. af
the 9th "' of'4 EaSt VV4Wrip.P0 held
their' first euchre' of thd Winter,
last Wednesday night at the home
Of Mr, And Mrs. Calvin Robinson.
Six tables plaYed and 'Mrs, Frank
.Eickenswiller 'and Mr. Ernest
Snowden held nigh'. points Kay
Naylor and darenee Hanna .held
low point0;. irbe hostess. served.
lunch • and all enjoYed the social
time together.
C.aillan's Shoe Store presents their mid-seas*on sale with large reductions
on each and every item. • Lowest prices possible on Winter Footweat!.
: Large reductions on Men's Women's and Children's leather footwear.
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Dodge brings you a new beimiti in the low-piloSr. 'field—big aild wicie, long and low;; <Just 45i reet.tronz rootta
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roadl) Arid. brimful of fresh-from-tomorrow••styling ideas like rakish "twin lights ";racy upswept tail I
, - Service was held at K A.
Currie .&Sons funeral beano on
Wednesday with
Rev, B. A., Brook
officiating,' ..Internient was in
,, Winghant Cemetery. Pallbearers'
Purdon -• Buchanan—That 42339 • , were Angus Falconer, Wesley:Tit:-be transferred from road TOOL- ,, fir, Harris .Purilon - Alex 'Conker tenance •,to new, machinery .and _ Archie) ' • '
• Purdon and Russell ttir4 $1089.05 he /transferred from road, •:f •
maintenance to road construction, On! ••
and $487.13 be transferred from
road maintenance to construction
of bridges and culverts for the
year 1956,. and. officials 'sign the
petition for the statutory resit
grant to the DePartMent of High',
wayi, Carried. .
McGowan - Hanna--That . the
toad and general accounts as pre-
riented b'e pasted and paid. Carried.
Putdori - Hanna—That • Jameri
Marines be refunded $2.00 dog i.rw,
in error. Carried. •
: Buchanan - PurclOrk-4irat . the
collector's time fer::ilittrining .the
*ell be extended, 'Carried.
'The borrowing. by-law .was read
tire first and 7seconetimes. .
'. :Hanna - McGowan—That by,litet
No. 1. be read the third time and;
passed. Carried. ,. -
,., Buchanan .. Pardon—That the
reeve; and .outicillors' fees be
raised $50.00' each and a by-laW be
prepared 'confiiMing the same.
Carried. •, ' •
Hanna - McGowan—That. labour
'rate of pay 'be 85 cents per hour
and grader operator pay( be '. 95
cents an hour for 1957. Ciirieil. '
Buchanan - Hanna—That council
'accept R. H. Thompson's 'bid on
the Purdon municipal drains de-
bentures at par and accrued inter-
est, debit, 128729, interest, $3.17.
Accounts Paid
Road Cheques: Stuart McBurney,
salary, Decemfrer 1956, $175.00;
Wm. T. Irwin, wakes, $11#74; Fred
Deacon, wages, $10.50. . '
General, Cheques: Belgrave Conn-
latunitY Centre, rent of menu;
0.00; Town of Clinton,. 'Deb. pay.
re D.c.i., $287.38; Blyth MUnicipal
Telephone Systent, 1956 rates,
2827.9,0; Huron. County Federation
memberiihip , fees, 1956, $597.63;
Kenneth Scott, refund 1956. 'taxes,
barn 8 months, $33.50; Blyth Fire
Committee, grant to resuscitator,
$50.00; Ontario Association 'of Rur-
al Municipalities, membership,
$10,00; 'Jamet McInnes, refund
1956 tax re' dog, 52,00; The Muni-
cilia' World, 8 subscriptions and
ortchange, $24.15. •
MeGoivan - Pardon—That coun-
cil adjourn to meet February, 5th
at one o'clock and that court of
revision on the Rintoul Municipal
Drain By-Law at, 2.30 o'clock at the
BeigraVe Community Centre.Sar-
tied. • . . '
Orval Taylor,' reeve
R. H. Thompson, clerk
Women's Nylon
OVERSHOES
WARMLY LINFIJ
OVERSHOES:
The poPuinr buckle over-
shoes witir shear-
ling auff
Sale . Prices
cititusErvs.
$3.44 .$3.94
Warmly lined and
fits ale heel s heights;
•Sale Prices
$4.94,*. uP
Jiruwn 4i4.1ftacft.
$4.94 & $5.94
MEN'S DRESS .OXFORDS
Matleof sturdy calf leather, & Black or
Brown.
• Sale Price
Ac Sellee000 of shoes
Motif" #rOwii,. Red
and Blue
in Cuban, high
•Or few heels.
• • mechanically operatedpush-bull000ntrehl;:
proved millions of miles over! . •
• Got a 'etitving forspirited adtiOnl,
put. your toe to that bi new Dodge .Nr-t's the. Inggest standard V-11 in its field
303 cubic inches big. The most Powerfitly
too-215 hories stiong.
come Oaf Eight NOW!‘Slii;.laetindt1iii
wheel of a nets( 5'7 Dodge. DisaoWir toW
exciting It 'ear can really be, .
The momeist you touch the button and go, you
know there's nothing so modern and exciting
as the beautiful '51 Dodge! ,
V'or what could bb Mare iftedern than the
•• new detp-cradled. Torsion-Aire suspension
that achieves the sweetest riding, steiidieSt
cornering and surest road feel you've ever
tsperienced I Or morn e'gbiting- than an-
automatic transmission that sterte you on'
your way through the modern magic of
Nfoccasiii ,IPP RS
...6“,foriaok
Slipper With
fur cuff.
Children's SHOES
Dress Straps and
Sturdy Oxfords
Sae Prices,
$3
WHITE BUCKS or SAMLE SHOES
The popular shoes with foam crepi soles for girls
SALE PRICE $4,54
P. Witt Allan Turhbr, Mt. and Mrs,
Richard turner and baby Richard,
of toronto,. were in the Village ,On
Wednesday, when they, were In .
Chia etIMMunity to attend the tut-
eral of Mrs. Allan Turnelocsigter-
IrAaw, Mrs. john Smith, of Toot-
Water. Mrs. Smith was also
ter of Mrs. (Rev.) Kenneth Beaton
of Toronto, wdo attended the' Ain-
-erg, • -
Littro Unite Farrier • bat •bacm
laid up With chicken pox dtiring
the pant week, •
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Pialelner oriel
Lois visited on WitirresdaY With'
Mr. and. Mrs. Chas: rt0conat 4st
of Crnunis,