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During the lest. periqd on TUOS-
clay, Sententber 10, .the candidates
for the Literary SoCiety gave -their
ing Friday, brtilots• wore distribut-
ed amOng the students, The execu-
tive is as fellows: •
Honerary? president, Dr, W. A.
1VteXibtion; president'', TM Brydgee
fsiercbotndvieveiclenpecident, Judith -Lunn;
Kibbonrsecretary, Marianne Mc -
Ribbon; treasurer, Bruce Slferra-
vish; journal 'editors, Mary LOu
reporters, Barbara,Coultes and Da -
Vic] Itennedyf marshal, Den jardin.
On Friday, September '20th, the
girls of W.D.H.S, held aleetions far
the ...Girls' Athletic Society. Those
holding office for the ,sehdel aie:
President, Betty Anne. Stobo; 'vice
president, , Merl Gowdy ; secretary;
Prances HenrY; treasurer, Muriel
Form 'rwresentatives are: XIII,
Joan Devereaux; XIA, Daisy Gib-
bon; 'XIB, Myrna Robinson;? XIC,
Jean McFarlane; XA, Sharon Hem-
ingway; XB, Marie Johnston; xc,
Thelma DObson; XD, Gwen Ka'.
Pherson; IXA, Lorna Bolt;
Joyce Ford; IXC, Jane Hethering-
ton;4DCD, Marilyn Pengelly; IXE,
‘Rochelle Wineberg.
Glee Club
With the beginning. of'the school
year the varioui extra-chrrieular
activities Were re -organized. One
oe the major changes was in the
Glee Club. -In preVious years any-
one who wished could enter the
group., This made the membership
so large that it Was impossible -to
achieve the desired resnits from
the choir, To overcome this, tWo
new rules were passed:: First, that
students who Were interested mat
,pass a Voice test and secondly, thet
hey must attend Glee Club rega.:\
Hey Interest
It has been said that advertising'
can make or break an idea, Any.:
one who is aware of what is :going
on in the world arouhd him will
have to agree that this staternent,is
true.
Chrysler Corporation lays out
theusandS of dollars each year "for
advertising, Why'? Because they
used 'to desI n. the latest ,xnQdel$,
If this Pali Y creates fie,h09Pa
Chrysler Corporation,, Why net USA'
a Bir► ilar policy tq sg11 .interest In
our .school activities?'
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PHONE 51 WINGil
VISITOR RECALLS
PIONEER TIMES
Mg visitor te the home of Mr, and
Mrs, Bert Winston of FordWieh In
the past Week Was TOY9_ .(sf
Lontieshoro, Mr. Millar was born
in 1869 in a log tavern or halfwaY
house, that stood on the north-west
corner of the Orange Hill sideroad
,and Highway 87, His ,.first sehool
'days were Went in the etiginal log
school house at ,Orange Hill. Ile
recalls the bnilding of the 'reeswa-
ter railwaY and saw the fir* train
run over this line.
Paid a visit to the land of
his parents' birth •around 1890, the
ocean fate on the:old Allan Line
being $65,00 return Wirile Toronto
is justly proud of her subway; Mr,
Millar remembers the thrill of his
first ride on the Glasgow subWay at
that time. Six months spent around
Ayr and the Binns country is still
a bright spot in his memory.
He reads the daily paper without
glasses and still takes a keen in-
terest in the sports of today. ,
GEOROE.S..BAKER
ACCIDENT-..INTIL
FORDWXCH-George 40 Barer,
78, passed away in the Listowel
Memorial Hospital on Wednesday
moaning ,a¢ the result of injuries
sustained in a car accident;.'
Mr, Baker was born in HoWick
Township and married the former
Martha ,Strong, who .survives, A
sop, Earl, resides in London and n
daughter, 1/04; Elmer -(Mildred)
Giles, at Arkona. Mrs, Hannah .Fer-
gie of Wingham is a twin sister,
There are 'also ,six grandchildren.
Mr. :Baker farmeduntil eleven
years ago When they retired ,to
Fordwlch, He was a member of the.
United Church, the Orange Lodge
,and the Royal Blaek• Knights, He
was keenly • interested in fishing'.
and eurling.:
The funeral 'was held on Friday
with service at the Fordwieh
United .Church, with Rev, A. F.
Gardner officiating, Burial was in
the F'ordwich' .Cemetery under the
auspices of the Orange Lodge,
Wo are Tojas
at fixing Tops or any other
parts of a car body.
ItOnilog out ivrinides in fenders gooses
OUR BODY REPAIR SERVICE IS
"DESIGN,ED" TO WORK WONDERS!,
Specialists in Collision Repairs and Re:paintin
FREE ESTIMATES GIVEN ""
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FORDWICH
Mr. Gilbert McDerrnitt of Col-
lingwood is visiting fol. a few days
with Mr, and Mrs. Harvey MeDer-
mitt and with other' relativei ' in
the :community.
k Mrs. Scott Keith and Randy
turned to their home in Waterloo
after wending the past ten' days
Wingham's first touchdown but the with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Keith.
'Wingharn t'eam'failed.to convert it,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Harris visit -
Rae Hetherington also added to
a ,ed one night last vveek with Mr,
and Mrs. James Vittie.
touchdown. Pete Nesmith caught
the convert making the final ,seore
All of Wingham High School
Would like to tongratultite our boys
on playing a fine game and, we
wish you better .luek next time.
—By IvIarlene Mahood; XIIA.
Mrs. Clare Harris and Mrt, Stan
Bride attended the area convention
of the Wonien's Institute last week
which was held in Guelph.
Mr. and IVIrs. Wray Cooper and
Misses Marilyn and Elizabeth Anne
Cooper spent one 0lay last. week in
Hamilton.
• Congratulations to Miss Marlene
ANGLICAN 'RECTOR - Johnson,. teacher at Sk Relen's
school, On winning first prize with
INDUCTED' MONDAY her pupils at Lucknow School Fair
on Wednesday of last week. /Iris
' is 'Marlene's first year of teaching.
Mr. and Mrs. Enos Bell of North
Dakota are visiting a few days
with Mr. and Mrs, Marshall Arm-
strong. •
Mr, and Mrs, Fred 1VIellIachern of
Conn, visited on Saturday with Mr.
and .Mrs. Mel Allan.
spent the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. Crosby Sothern.
FORDWICH—At Trinity Angli-
can Chirreh, Fordwich, on Mon-
day night, tire Rev. Edward C. At-
twell was inducted into the perish-
ed' of St Stephen's at Gorrie, St.
want you to believe that there isn't James', Wroxeter and Trinity,
Fordwich, by the Von. Archdeacon
Fred G. Hardy of the Arehdetteonry
of L'ambton. The Rev. Sydney R,
Lupton of Kerwood, parish was
the special preacher.
The following clergymen assisted
in the ceremony: 'Rev. Darwyn
abnes of Sarnia; Rev. Sohn -James
of Seaforth; Rev. Jeffery B, Har-
rison of Bayfield; Rev. tun De
Vries of Blyth; Dr, Kenneth E.
Taylor of GOderich and Rev, Chas,
F. Johnson of Wingham.
serviee in the ehnrch parlors.
a better, ear. ot truck, on the ,road,
that you 'can't get along without
them, that 'you are I/liming the
chance of a lifetime if you don't
buy, the one and. only dream car,
a car bearing one of thefive Chry-
sler names. Even though. you .may
think •they are exaggerating the ad-
ventages of their products, they
catch your interest with clever can.
toons and sayings in order to make
you believe im the ideas they have
"C011130RATION-TAX" is no't a tax on the
corporation,' but is, rather, a tax on the custom-
ers who buy the goo& or services it produces.
Taxes are a cost br doing business. They
must be included in the price structure along
with wages, and the costs of Taw materials and
, supplies.
inerqase orporatioq taxes, or in any
other taxes, is an increase.in costs1 whiiirmust
ultimately be reflected , Price44. Hence, a
decrease in corporation or other.'4004 would
ease the upward pressure on costs '•nd Prices.
Nov Mehiber8
At
in the Sunday School rooms tif the
*United Ohuroh- and opened the
/netting With the National Anthem,
Lord's prayer; the Purpose and
.A.UsWer. Mrs. Harold Pollock told,
the new Members of the duties of
meniber and also te-
Minded them that at the next Meet
Mg they wOukl fold Christrnas
Bonnie Inglis, of the Intetthed-
lates, Wes named secretary in the
piece of Mary johnson. MeMberS
',Signed a card tor Glenna Hibberd,
who- hed been a Patient. .in hospi-
tal. The reinairider"Of the evening
wris spent playing games and also
feW contesta Prete held.
tkvilig to Weather conditions, the
wiener feast that had been pletirted
for the eVerring was 'held inside;
but eVeryone reported a 'good time
Mid the bleethig .elosed with 'tips.
STEEL COMPANY 'OF CANADA
LIMITED
1)efore Leaving'
neighbors met at the home bf 'Mts.
tb bid fatevireW to Miss Marilyn
Cooper, who left torontri by plant
positibn its food 'supervisor in" a
Calgary heapitel,
Vasa eoopot Was litetiented with,
used itt the apartment in *bleb
,slit 141/141 .
Mr. and Mrs, Emmerson Har-
grave and Mr. and Mrs. W. Har-
grave and family visited one day
last week with Ur. and Mrs, 011 -
ver Pocock at Beruniller.
Mt. and Mrs. Cecil Lynn and
Karen of Orangeville visited over
the week -end with Mrs. Dora Rid-
ley. 1
. Mrs, Roy Simmons spent a few
days last week with 41.)lr, and Mrs.
Doug, Wildfang "in toronto.
a. Beauty Counselor meeting in
Hanover on Friday.
Mrs. Arehle Campbell> returned
to her home last week after Spend-
ing the summer at Minden.
Mr. and Mrs: Bob Gibson, Brus-
sels, spent one day last Week at the
home of mrs. Pearl Patterson.
, Miss Mary Byrd of London spent
last week with Miss 'Mary Catta-
The aye/panty Of the corrirnutrity
go'es Out to Mrs. George Baker end
family in the Sudden passing of her
lVfiss Laura Donaghy 'returned
be her heme hist week ftern the;
Where she' has been fof SeVeral
Mt and Mrs, Prank ef
St, literYS Went tho week -end with
'friends in the" coonnunity,
Mr. arid Mts. Mak IlaMblY Of
kitelieber spent the Week -end With
lutr. and Mrs, Fred Iletribly.
Goderieh visited en Satiltday With.
teatikl the wedding on Saturday 'of
hateliffe hi Long Branch,
end Mit. Carl 'SteWart Of
'Usti/Wel ViSiteil StilidaY With
tifiday Vititort With Mi. and.
arid Mrs. janeeS JairtieSon 'Mid
MO. Merle- ItietWitter end betuina,
Mrs. timer Oiles of Arltotite
thls Week With her MO.
Mss MerriSSori arid Wit,
the week,eitd With the latter's ma:
Rally Sunday at
,United Church
ST, HhLENS—Rally Day was
observed in the Tlnited Church on
Sunday miming With Lorne Wood,
Sunday School sUperintandent, in
charge. -
The theme of the service of leer -
ship wet, "Sing Ye Islands of the
Sea, Jesus -SaveS", Terry Wilson
read the Seripture lesson and Judy
Wardell read the story, `'Heruko's
Dream Comes True", *.
Next Sunday World -Wide Com-
munion, will be observed,
ST. HELENS
Congratulatione to Miss Johns-
ton and her. pupils, who won first
prize in the school parade at the
The sympathy of the community
goes to Mrs. Lippert and family in
the death a her little daughter,.
Marylin, on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sebben of
Stratford and .11,Ir. and Mrs. Earl
Stoskopf, and Bruce of Sebring -
vine, were recent guests of lyfr. and
Mrs. Wallace Miller and family.
The ladies are reminded of the
meeting of the Women's Institute
in the corumbnity hall this (Thurs-
day) afternoon at Z30, Standard
Time. Roll tall, "Ways to Relax".
1--larvest Service at
Trinity Chorch
BhLGRAVE — Harvest festival
service was held in Trinity Ana.
can Church here on Sunday after-
noon, Rev, Bren de Vries was in
Charge,. vvitii Rev. It. Carson;
teetor of Paislo Anglican Church
as the guest speaker.
The church was appropriately
deeorated .with grain, Vegetables
and baskets of flowers. The choir
sang the anthem, "0, Praise My
Soul, the King of , Heaven".
BELORAVE
and Mr, Martin Grasby spent a
Mr, and Uri,. .Geeirge Sargent Of
days with Mr. and Mts. Ltiwrence
Ur. 411a. uts. 'George /ones and
fernily Of London Went the Week.,
end with her parents, Mr, and MrS.
t. McCallum.
Visited on Sunday 'With itet arkrl
servicea .61 the Wellesley 'United
Mr. And 'Met, ,Lloyd Aiidelsofi of
tondOli spent the Week -end 'With
his patents,. Mr. Ana Ikre, JOhn
Mrs. Annie Rae a WroXeter is
wending a feW days and Mr, and
'Mtg. W, McEortald Pdtdwien
lied Mr, Drinctiri Meijer/aid a tit,
and 114/2, gclItet" WIghtfeita and
Mr. Tony tangritige of twilit -
ten spent the Week-ond with h$t
parents, Mt, and Mrs, P,
the Ladles, Oland:cif
gliettit' avow& held Its meet -
ht thb emutiiimity centre en'
thuritday, Ctietebet, ted, When the
the 'Guilds from Auburn, tilyth and
DEL/O/OUS FRIJ/T! SERVE OFTEN
HALVES PEACHES
15-0Z. TINS
3 sptcIAL, 490
CHILDREN LOVE ,IT !
BREAKFAST CLUB (WITH IncTIN ADDED) P.
RASPBESURY JAM
TENDER A2dD ' SWEET
FANCY QUALITY — CREAM STYLE
SPECIAL !
24-0Z: JAR
SPECIAL !
16-0Z. TINS
450
296
CLAIM'S PRODUCTS
. QUICK LUNCHEON—ITEMS!
CLARK'S-- IN CHILI SAUCE .
BEANS WITH' Perin
SERVE CHILLED! SERVE OFTEN!
CLARKS FANcY
TOMATO 3111
Tomater or Vetielable, CLARK'S
SPECIAL I
15-0Z. TINS
SPECIAL !
uskAris 2 1;11- 210
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HANDY FOR SANDWICHES I IMPROVED GUALITY 1 -If 9 .111i P
Plain., or,. Pimento CHATEAU ' ' icriArT—OLAIN vELVEE'rk P. ..
8-024
, -FEATURED. THIS .WEEK ON 'DOMINION'S "FUN WITH rpoir,t.,.
TV COOKING SCHOOL
FACIAL TISSUES
rotAxEs A Dpaciatis CAKE! NEW KING SIZE
MARGARINE—REGULAR INSTANT COOKING481`.°,1:::3E
WISIVE CAKE VD!.
moNiuttn
OIRANGE
JERSEY CREAM CRACKERS
E E A-E itcAT 170 "IC CEREAL Gila'
FLORIDA SWEETENED CITRUS JUICE—.L. WM. HOIIS,EY Boxim
litg: MO OATS ' 390
2 lig. 290
4:::335100
1290
TINS
BLENDED 26,0z. 290
10 -6z 296
BAKING SUPPLIES
I -La 330
DOMESTIC SHORTENING
FIVE ,ROSES FLOUR at 53C:
DRIES ag: 230, CHERRIES tit4: 370
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