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The following spent a day last
week,,at the International Plough.
Ing Match .at Simcoel :enaieth
Zinn, Edward Me(lenagban, Alert
Coulter,‘ Ernest Beecroft, Mr. and
Mrs, !Harold ,Currie, Mr. and XeS,
1,ussell :l'uXdpn and SOPS, Mr. Anti
Mrs, :MyleS Sete, Mari; Mr. nett
Thompson, Mr, J, A, :Beecroft,
son Dor, Dor, ;Donald Dow and Yvan
Dow, Russell .Gaunt and son Don-
ald, John Gaunt; Donald Ross and
Alex: Me gnzie, ,
Mi`-. M , and Mrs, Awn. Tiffin and
family visited -on Sunday at the
home of M. and: Mrs, George,
Turnbull of Brussels, ,
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Jamieson
of oderic visited G h v sz last Monday
at the horrie of Mr. and Mrs. ora
ville Tiffin aid Mr"and Mrs. Wm,
IVi:QInnis and son, of of Walker-
ton, visited there one day last
Week,. .
"Mr, and Mrs. Eimer: Purdon,
Wix;ghaln, and Mr. and Mrs, Calvin
Robinson -and sons, spent, Sunday
at Owen Sound, • ••
• Mr. ' and ¥Vfrs, Truman Beatty of
,Toriinto 'spent this week -end at
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tBROiYN!F'S DRIVE=1N
CL .INTON, ONT.
Children under 12 in .cars Fre.
FQaturiug the LeargeM
Screen, ,in -Reran County
;MEEK -END SHOWS' ONLY
DOUBLE FEATURE
FRIDAY' and SATURDAY
October 25 and 26
"PRIVATE • HELL"
(Adult)
Howard Duff ; Ida Lupino
and
"CRASHOUT
' '(Adult)
William Bendix
Arthur Kennedy
One Cartoon
L•Orne and Steven !Brown and
Staff . of Brown'ie's' Drive -In
Limited, . Clinton, wish to sin-
cerely ` (hank their many
customers and •friends for
their patronage this past
summer, With, this week-
end's .double feature, We close
the theatre till next spring.
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the 11RMO Of Mk. ft,'' ,. "clrlt ipwlAlt. EducationS
Mr: do1m 'Wpaieacic. r4zzd as of ... of .
. S
O e:4'11nan. visited Ora Sulzdls swit% 'A ;W,l„ � ,
M�tl`R
'Mr, .ani; .Mrs. Wim. Henlredy, .�aby
Briazl Wool. oc •has been a - atklient 1'I'H7t ' cruse -•- The :regular'
e l£ p
;n.. Wingliain General .I$ospital ax►ei:ting ,qf Hail Woanen's Institute
since Wednesday last, suffering w•as held on Tstes6ay eveliing in tho
from flu, Memorial Hall with 20 ladies, pref.
sent, d the president 110s;Tills-
.
Mr, and Mrs.. 4.40911 Illtanter of � ,
Lueknow and Mr. and Mrs. W, A, sell a$t?ss, presiding,
Iluan,C�larey ai S.t. Melena visited it (ter the epening exex`cises' Q e
pn Sunday With Mr, and Mrs. Ceo, ladies decided to donate $,FOR. ko•
Walker ,and Mr, and Mrs, Easaen'
tine Children's Ala Sooiety ,at
of Grimsby Visited at the Walker kerton, Mrs, F..lvakts donated a l eau -
home oh Monday, tlfp1 crocheted lunch' cloth W. the
Mr, and mr2,404 Caldwoji and' ladies and Mrs, Frank XX;oss and
Mr, and lvirs,. Ralph 'Caldweii azrci Mrs, Owen Kaing Y'.era waked tq
mak
ohi waist of Blyth visited on .Sun- a tiokets •alp sell fpr• a ri u
day with Mr.; and ll r$. Williazn Rirx- ,Por the _e1oth t the luclt swap:
w
tout, Mr, and Mrs, Mack . Catirdif8 per net month,
pf Brussels also visited these„ Slia, Mrs, Russell Ross gave a report
ron'and Donne,.itintoul, who a pent of .the area convention she attend
the week -end at the Cardiff home, ed last• xnpnth at Giaelph,:< Mrs,
returned with them. Owen Ring gave ,a splendid talk
Mr; and Mrs. Alex t1obgrtson on' 11e motto, "They :are neve;
and family visited on Sunday With nlone Who are he Talanied: 'bs
Mr, and ;Mrs. j. Peacock of noble thoughts", The roll call was
Bluevale. �. answered by naming one respon-
r sibility as .a citizen in this :Com-
There was no seri!** in Brick m
United Church on Sunday (3r1,ae-
unity, . 1A11t joined in:singing
ount of the: annlversar the Rye" and
Coming ' Through
F '
y •services Ir t1
at Belgrave, MY Bonnie Lies over the Ocean .
Mr,, and Mrs, Robert 'Second and Mrs. - (Rev.) Marshall was :the
children,” of :Ht;novo"r, visited on special speaker and had been ash -
ed to eompare systems of leduc'ati,.
Grosltorth; tion here with those in Ireland,
•Mrs. Geor e c lens han: and but as .she was unfamiliar with
Miss r: g d e g i d on the Canadian system,. she spoke: or.
M i n r visited ss M ld ed and Percy s t schools and training in Irdland.
Sunday with lme and rs, •George Ih that countryen ohildrenthey are start to
Elliott and
Palmerston. Mkindergart•when four
n Mr. and Mrs, Russell Gaunt and
Donald and Mr, and Mrs. Jas,. Cur- °r five Years of age, and at 11
rie visited on 'Sunday ,with their years go to a more advanced
fathMr, IDCurrie arfd'Mschool.
She' spoke of the Many
Leah,
er, Wingham,aVid isa schools fqr training boys, as in
Mr.': and Mrs, E, E. Walker and. gangland, She was given a hearty
Mr, and Mrs.. James Currie, ieave -vote of appreciation for her fins
this'. week -end to� spend a'`week address.
With relatives .. at' Ottawa. ' '' • ' Mrs. Houston ' of the Kari -Shea
Ross Willits( Wingham, and Toni branch was present and, brought
Inglis spent, a day last week' at greetings from the South Branch
Simcoe.
. Mr, Robert Laidlaw,'Clifford and.
Arthur, Angus Falconer and son
Alan, also the children of le. and
Mrs.. Elmer Sleighfholm have been
very sickwith flu .during the past
week. Mrs,. John McBurney and
Joyoe •Walker. havealso been laid
up with flu, • •
The marriage;"bf Miss •Barbara
Caese, • daughter of. Mrs.. Caest: of
Alvinston, arid the late Mr:`Caese,
and :•Leroy Albert Goyeau, seri ,of
the late, Mr. and Mrs. AlbertfGoy-
eau of Leamington was solemnized
at: the Presbyterian manse' here -by
Rev. R, T. A.,Marshall on Saturday
at 2 p,m. The couple,wer'e unat-
_tended. They will make- their
home e.at London. .
Miss Wilhemina Smith •ofLang-
side spent the week -end with her
of Bruce Institutes;; of which she i dor, McBurney presiding' and giv-
is vice-president; and she spoke of
the need of fire prevention in our
homes, and the different ways in•
which one can be alerted to the
need, ..
The meeting.; was closed with the
National Anthem. • Lunch was
served and plans made for the
pot luck supper • early in Novem
ber.
United Church
MS Meets
'vt r momno Ekx — 'rho W tvT:S,
of the United Church mot on Tues-,
day afternoon in. thc''eburch, with
the president, Mrs. ,laanes .Ealconerr
presiding* and giving the .call 'to'
Worship., The theme Was "Thine
Is ale Q ory,•, Twenty-three lad-
ies were ,present, Mrs. lyiillan
Moore. read the Sbrlptlre lessons
from Philippians, Nfrs., Ezra Scholtz:
played a..plano solo and Mrs, lvlQQre
gave tw6 readings, "Autumn at the:.
Orchard and "The Girl Who'
Smiles'r, ,
rive .ladies, Mrs, E, H. Gros-
ko,rth; Miss Olive 'Teisriff, 1Yl;rs.
Sc'hoitz, Mrs, Herbert .Laidlaw and
Mrs. C, lit Farrier presented a
skit, "And 'lie Otdthed Me", telling
of the great need of Warm used
clothing for bales, asking the wo-
men 'to look through things at
home once, more and see if they
could spare more' for the needy -
peoples of :our land. Mrs, Kenneth'
Dowling led hi prayer. Mrs. J. D.
Boecroft had charge of the last of
the study book "Mast of Burma",
telling .if the great Federation of
Protestant Churches in that part;
of Asia, and the impact of Chris-
tianity on the youth -of these lands:,
Mrs, Falconer pronounced. the
benediction and all repaired to the
S.S rooms, where lunoli eras serv-
ed and a social half-hour enjoyed,
Brick Society
Met Thiirsclay
W l.ITECHURCH— The regular
monthly ,meeting of the W,]VS,S; of
Brick 'United Church, was held on
Thursdrty etrening .at the home of
Mrs,larariy., Cook, with fourteen
ladies present and with Mrs, Got -
with his mother, Mrs. J. Burig,
Mr, , and Mrs; Albert Coultes.
Jack and Diane were at Belgrave
anniversary services on Sunday
and visited with Mr, and Mrs. J.,M
Coultes of Morris, Jack returned.
home from Toronto on Friday:
Mr. and liars. Ben 1VIeClenaghan
and Mr. and Mrs. Carl MCCIena-
sister,' Mrs. Wm. Purdbn. `` ghan visited on Sunday with Mr;
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth :Dowling and Mrs. Fred Culbert of Listowel.
spent Sunday a Listowel Hospital Mr, anti Mrs, Elroy Laidlaw and
children;: visited on Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. Jas. Laidlaw and
Mr, and Mrs. Andrew "Straughan
of Goderich,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart of
Langside, and Mr, and Mrs. David
Moffatt and Children of Holyrood
visited on Sunday with. •Mr, and
Mrs. Donald Martin.
Mr. and Mrs; G. A. McLaughlin
of Detroit spent the week -end at
the home of her. brother, Mr.
Clarence Chamney and. on Sunday,.
visited with their brother, Cecil
Chamney, who was taken to Vic-
toria hospital, London last week.
On Friday he underwent an
operation when the bone was. set.
He will be a patient there for the
next month,
Mr. and Mrs, John Jamieson and
sons Visited on Sunday with 11r.
Band Mrs, George Turnbull of
russels.
Mr, and Mrs, Donald Fraser and
son,. Randy, of Walton,, and. Mr,
and Mrs. Keith Montgomery, of
Wingham, spent Sunday with their
parents;• ,Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Montgomery.
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon McBurney
and sons and Mr. Adam Ti.obertson
visited on Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Ceeil Harrison of Science
Hill.
Shiell and Thompson families, in
Wingham and East Wawanosh will
a tend the Dougherty-Shiell wed-
ding at Taibotville, this Saturday
at 3 -Ilam,
Mr. and Mrs. Myles Ste Marie,
Mr. and lifts. 'E2,tissell Purdon, Mr,
and Mrs.. Gilbert Ececroft and
family, Mr, Wm, Rintbul and Neil,
Cairns Aitcheson, TJtaok• Cardiff
•and lames MoFarlane of Brussels,
spent a day last Woek at the plow-
ing match tit Sinicoe. •
Mr. and Mrs.. Clark •McGregor"
and song ,of Mitchell visited on
Sunday With Miss Olive Terriff,
Mr. and Mrs, ,las. Irwin and son,
Douglas, of Hamilton,. 'visited on
Sunday at• the home of Mt, and
Mrs, Wm, Irwin:
Mr, and M'r's,. Kenneth Purdon
and baby, John, of Wyoming, spent
the vteelt-end at the home of his.
patents, Mr, and" Mrs. John Pur-
fill .
n,
M'r, t; obel t 1�'urilon laid a, gang
oi' men putting steel roofing ort
the north side of his barn shed on
1Vrdnday,
htr, and Mr's. Sant Smyth ai"
,Mace11 vi h islda
ted b at the
on- Sunday
bonne of his brother, Mr. Edwin
Smyth.
Mr, 'and 1vCr4 Sack • ,`fohttstori,
London, and' Mr.' and Mrs, Vets
M1VIcaeids d hai
c i h �/in an r of
Lam I
Sarnia, spent the Weett.end with
their parents, Mr., and Mrs, t et'.
Ahern �'bhrlston.
it Hundred slid Iiftt
gf rls gathered at the I4uteii Chilli-
ty,
nay e' rttarie Vit,
n�uodayat(J
Milted Church, Clinttrrt, l<'etit girlla,.
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The Captbin is saving tb equip,
i home workshop. •
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The First Officer is "saving
for his nit riage. , •
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Bothhavea
bank account -m
uyHeJorsaving
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they works ss featn, yet eaclt leas Itis Min
reasen for saving, his•own dollar objective, '
,1IiS own pace in achieying it `.
A bank account takes care of every type of
saving tlereci,!op can start with any amount
You.Wislt, add to it at:any time you c i ose,•
keep on :as Yong as ' yon likes .
1, est Feat aiinoet 6.61',006 tie*, dept sit eFebunts
were Opened With the chartered banks, making
a total of nearly 10,500,000! The Owners of
these 'amounts know that a bankaccount'
offers the thnplesty safest, most convenient
tileilnn bf'safeguarding and alc ismalatittg fundrgr
w;5lave Or a'bank- riu natAt
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!toWim. w CAA OMIT,
ing the call to worship. ; Mrs. John
Jamieson led in the Scripture les-
son, Mrs. !Bina MORitchie, during
the meditation period, spoke 'en
"Take no thought for the >riorrow,,
for the morrow will take care of
itself". Mrs. Roy Pattison led in
a Thanksgiving prayer and Mrs.
Eccles Dow spoke on Christian
stewardship. '
Mrs, Roy Pattison showed a film
strip on Nishio,. Japan, withthe
comments by Mrs. McBurney. A
short discussion of the picture fol-
lowed. Mrs. McBurney read a
story on "Giving!' and Mrs. John
L. 'Currie led in prayer. Mrs, Alex
Robertson gave an interesting re-
port of the sectional meeting at
Bluevale.:
Mrs, Norman .Coultes, president,
had charge of the business period.
Mrs. Chas: Shiell was. appointed to
take Mrs, Irwin's place as supply
secretary, They decidedd to hold
their congregational supper at Bel-
grave on 7,Voireinber 8. Mrs. Gil-.
bert Beecroi¢t told of the new books
in the book -shelf for use in differ
-
ant organizations of the church.
Mrs. Coultes epronounced the
benediction and Mrs. Cook served
lunch. .All enjoyed the sooial' half-
hour together,
Mrs. MarshalllITells'
Of Work in Ireland
WHITEOHURCH- Thirteen la-
dies attended the Thankof£ering
meeting'itf the 'W,M,S, of the i,?reS'
byterian Church, held on Wednes-.
day 'afternoon at the home of !Mi.'s,
Wm. Rintoul with the president,
Mrs, 'Dawson Craig, presiding.
Mrs, Wallace Conn gave the call
to worship and Mrs: George Mc-
Kagi a led in' the Scripture lesson.
Mrs. Andrew Gaunt led in prayer,
Mary Laidlaw read the story of
the healing of the ten lepers, with
only one returning to Christ to
thank, HIM,
Mrs, Marshall was the special
speaker for the meeting and told'
of the duties slip had in her home
church in Ireland, as minister's
wife and medical doctor and how•
women of that Position ane ciassed
as loaders for all church work,
Mrs. Marshall thought it was bet-
ter planning to have more, women,
take their part and contribute
time and talent to make meetings
more interesting to all. She spoke
of the many reasons wameri in this
country have to be thankful all
year roundCra.
Mrs, ig thanked Mrs, Mar-
shall for ber thoughtful :address
and the ladies were invited to
meet at the ,manse for the Noveiri=
ber meeting( Mrs, Soirnstoiti Conn,.
Mrs. John Craigs and .Mrs. Earls
Caslick Were named 10 the noM-
inating committee' to bring in a
's'late of officers at the next Meet-
ing, Mrs, Marshall closed the
Meeting with prayer.. Lunch was
Served and .all 'enjoyed the social
time together.
Brick Church, Mitt 13 trent
grave United Church, Jabot 1 ee-
croft and Sandra, Chaw noy and six
tl
other. 'girls sang, B e
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T1ouse" anti ,tTlte'', as their contrive
btttion to the progx;aml
ivrt~. O'Ptien reports that itis
daughter, 'Nurse Angela, who has
been 'tit
ee a. patient in "'VtV'otsdwt cit:
p
o os'
stat fo'r tiro past tWti weeks was
p
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Rev,, MA McKinney of 'zees
water had charge. of the services
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on Sunday and ReV, A Mi*
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Ann.tiuft1I and Atith Taylor, lfrb'iri;: rs at Teeawirtet
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