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Mr. and Mrs, Win. Sebbeih, of '
Stratford, were Sunday visitors
with Mr. W, A, .Millet' and fenny,
Mrs. Ross (a)nnlie attended the
officers' convention of the WI in
Guelph on Wednesday ,and Thurs-
day,
MIs, Ken Gr'cwar and Nancy, of
Sudbury, spent tine past week with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Harvey
Webb. Visitors on the week -end at
the Webb home were lvl'r, •Grewar
and Mr, and Mrs, David Gilmour,
of Guelph,
Mr, and Mrs. Barry MeQuiladn,
of Kitchener, and Mr, Ivan Me-
QniJlin, of Elmira, spent Mother's
Day with Mr, and Mr's. Fred Mc -
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SUMMER SEPARATES was the theme of the 4-H
Achievement Day last Saturday. One of the
many displays on this subject was made by the
young ladies. This particular exhibit was set
up by the Belmore Basting Bombers.
--Advance-Times ph'elra
THE TOP TEAM—The Ladies' Auxiliary of Branch 180 Royal
Canadian Legion had a number of teams bowling during the win-
ter and a wind-up banquet was held at the Legion Home on Mon -
clay evening, when the various winners received prizes. Pictured
above is the top team. Seated are Norma Orvis, Mary McLaugh-
lin; standing, Nadine Sinnamon, Doris Remington, Irene Casemore.
Daisy Russel was absent.—Photo by Strong.
90% of all oil company product research in Canada
is done by Imperial
At ii-nperial Oil's laboratories at Sarnia, Ontario, n'1ore
than 200 scientists and 'technicians are working to
improve present petroleum products and to develop
new ones, Their research covers many fields, from
gasolines to household detergents. Another 130
The fuels your ear wilt use En the future are beingdesigned today. In
Imperial's ultramodern research laboratories at arnia, sclentists olid
technicians are working to ensure that gasolines for today's cars—and
tomorrow's --are tailored for top performance. In the last ten years alone,-
Imperial' has spent more than $80 million to build the equipmeht needed
to bring you top gasoline quality.
scientists and technicians are working at Imperial's
Calgary laboratories on ways to find and produce
more Canadian crude oil and natural gas, imperial
does More research than all other oil companies in
Canada combined,
ALWAYS a LOOK To INIMICAL FOR THE BEST
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GORRIE
Mrs.. Norman Wade attended the
-meeting of Northern Area. Chan-
. cel Guild in Kincardine on Wednes-
.Alias Yvonne. Sperling has been
engaged to teach in Listowel pub -
lie. School, •
Miss Shirley Bennett, Reg.N., of
Toronto; spent- the week -end with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Chester
Bennett.
•,.• Attending the annual Synod of
,the Anglican Church in London on
:Monday: were .Messrs. James Fos-
ter aticiLloyd
os-
ter•.anc4:Lloyd Jacques of Fordwich,
> fiarry' 1{ing, Norman • Wade, Rev.
C. Attwell, The latter will be in
,attendanee until Thursday,
Miss Shirley Bennett and Bruce
Grainger, students at the Univers-
e ity. •of Western Ontario, London,
are en vacation at their respective
;homes.
Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Felker, Paula
and Jimmy spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, Wm. Feikcr, Fordwieh,
Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Behrns, Mr.
and Mrs. Mac Newton attended the
funeral of their aunt, Mrs. John
J. Campbell, in Aylmer. Mr. Ed
Taylor, of Brussels, accompanied
them. They also called on Rev.
and Mrs. Wrn. J. Taylor at Dor-
chester.
Mrs, Allan Hyndman was a guest
at. the Grice - Turnbull wedding in
St, Paul's Lutheran Church, Gow-
anstown, on Saturday.
Miss Ecina Lawrence, Toronto,
visited her mother, Mrs. Chas.
Lawrence over the week -end.
Sympathy is e?ctencled to Mr, Ro-
bert Stephens and family in their
bereavement.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs, Ld, Newton, Mr. noel
Mrs, Wm. Bart and Douglas. Osh-
awa, visited lir and Mrs. Ernest
Harris on Sunday. Mr, Frank iiar-
ris Detroit, spent the week -end at
the same home.
Mr, and Mrs. Alex Petrie, B Line,
3.iewick; Mr. and Mrs, Roy Gowdy,
and Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Gowdy
were supper guests of Mr, and .fi•1rs.
Harry •Gowdy on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, James Edwards
spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.
Leslie Davidson of Listowel.
Mr. and.SunMrs. Chas, Koeh visited
1VIi`,eld, andon Mrs, day,
John Murray, Moore -
Mr, and Mrs. Justin Will and
Mrs, Walter .Renwick, McIntosh.
spent the weer(: -end with LAC Les-
lie Will and Mrs. Will of Trenton.
Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Edgar vis-
ited Mr, and Mrs. Allan Whytnek
at Teeswater on Sunday.
Mr, ttttd Mrs, Everett Sperling.
London, spent the week -end with
relatives,
Rev. E. C, Attwell will preach in
the Got'rie United Church next
Sunday, May 21st, at 10 a,nt. and
Rev, Fred W, Taylor will speak
in •St. Stephen's Anglican Church.
The 'United Church Women will
meet in the Sunday .School rooms
dti Wednesday, May 16 at 8.1.3. Un-
it 3 will be in charge of the pro..
gr'am and Unit 2 will be the luneh
committee,
The Woman's Auxiliary of St.
Stephen's Anglican Church wild
Meet at the home of Mrs, Harry
MRS, ROOT STEPIIENS
ACCIDENT VlC1i1I
GOR.RI]1 The rorrtn,.tlre:..• r.
saddened to learn of 1h,+ (1..-11'; ..
Mrs, Robert Stephens, 27, whie11 r,a•.
curred at her home redly tV. i, •
day evening in an ((falafel,. h;e:.iv
ing an egg elevator. The ea',
the elevator broke, the top part of
the elevator pinned Mrs. Stephensa
to the ground. The ac'cide'nt war
discovered by her six-year-ol'i :«n
Gregory, who ran for hell,.
was rushed to the Palm, 1st ,,l if•.
pital but was pranoa,need ,i,,:1
arrival.
'Mrs, Stephens was a uaeriii,• i
the Gorrie 1Tn tc•rl (hureh
Unit 4 of the United ('hure,
men,
She was the former P:,lrlh ' • '
red Timm, the daughter ni
Mrs, Samuel Timm, J,ist:Wt•!, .,.1•a1
was born in. Wallace Town . -1,:!,
Decernber 20, 1934. On ,Jatr.iaa.••. es.
1955 she married Robert S1":•;h,•;;
at the Trinity Lutheran
Kurtzvillc, Her husband ;;'irviv.•r:
with one son, Gregory; two .t.(1 tr
tars, Debbie 4 and Cheryl 3;
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sani
Timm; three sister:, Mrs, fiicierrd
•(Reita) Carson. Carrie; Miss sni,•
ley Timm, Kitchener; Mrs. Find
(Arlene/ Christiansen, Wingh'(ni;
A sister, Ruth. predeceased her.
Funeral services were held on
Friday at 2.30 p.m, in the Gerrie
United Church, conducted by It v.
Fred W. Taylor and Rev. Firmed
Drum of Trinity Lutheran Chung:, .
Kurtzville.
Flower bearers were J-'nt' •-
Lynn, Ivan Felker, Robert Temple.
man, James Lynn, William €int iii.
son and Ronald Mct'lemen
bearers were George Keil. Sterling
Finlay, John Cathers, Harald ii}tri
man, John Brown ;Ind Earl Toper. I
Interment was in Gorrie er•nr,''.cv ,
WROXF fER
Sunday guests of Air. Ale; '•i ..
'Fraser Haugh were ,t1r. a..1 :i;•
.
Kenneth Fraliek anti f:unii:;, o!'
Hamilton, and Mr. and Mr::. A'r,;a
Haugh and family, 'Vtiight:ni.
Mr. and Mrs, Allister (1r;'
de and Janis, Gnderie•h, Ms. ;Ind
Mrs. George, Gibson, Murree 1,111
Glynis, were dinner guest:. -r;;,
Mrs. W. Weir and Miss 1;,•rtr r„
Bush on Sunday.
Mrs. James Doig has been • •,, -
fined to hed and ander the dal -
tor's cart' for the pas: ::',' '--;. t,,,'
we are happy to report she i• ,,:• •
showing improvement,
1.1r•. and Mrs. Ivan 1i'tr •, :, 1:1,•
ley, were Thursday visitors, will. 'he
latter's parents, Mr. and Sir.:. 11i. h.
and Ingram.
Sunday guests with Mr. •,l1,1 ;or
Russell Walker w.•r<• air •,n•i
Dan wealicom :uul Jeaini .•
of Paris; Mr. I' 'tuaelit
Galt: and :V1r, Harry lV'•„!.•
Atwood.
IVIi'. Ralph Gray, 1',•urta . ,; ;.1,3
dent in mcc'hctnic•Nl r r, ; e• . rir . ,,.
McMaster diniver;city, iI a •„' m
was a week -end guest at the home
of 1\4r. and Airs, George (;t;, •,.t in
the village.
King on Thursday, May a5
P.m A. bale for Si. I'.i111'.. a,• . •;. n
tial school at (':u•il:d'it. AIL', -ri,1
be packed. Roll '%111. 1, w,etirs,
the Old Testament.
12rs, Fred Craekneil -ur I
vid and Mr. 'Victor C a t.•l. ,• 11 ,•,
Niagara .Falls N.Y' . to ' • , r••
enol guests of M('. n1''1 Air. (.e.1.01
Stewart. Mr, and Att':a, .1•.h, .~ ,• •,
art and family, Oshawa, Ar, .1111
Mrs. ,Tames .Hods/'i( .or i ::,•.;
Hanover, 'Mr. hurl AL. 1;<,. • „ l
Mayburry and ('hent At•n. 3,1,'
ehell, Mr. and Mrs, C'nri :t, tau
and family, Listowel, tZr a.;(1 i : • R
,lames Stewart, hnrdwielt, :,+•,l
and Clifford Stewart, i a^:I<, , .. ; yl
spent Mother's I)ay at lh,• •..u'u• p
home,
Mr, Robert Lunn.
spent the weekend with Mr. True ; 8
eld Whitfield.
attests at the horn of 7.`•h.,
Mr's. Alex Edgar nn :itu;•t;ar •,a, lc'
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. C''atiw Arr.
and Mrs. Harvey C'npegan•1 .1;1.1'
Carol, Mr, 811(1 Mrs Vt'il hitt
Wright, Wroxeter, Mr and S „
Stewart C'opedand anti cfr ,• ,i Mn. • ..1
Robert Black, 'Toronto, Mr. 111:,1 0
Mrs, 'Chas. Black and Mr. and Mt,
John Edgar, Kitchener.-
Mrs. William McInnes, 'I't' '-.w•c.. 1 0
ter, is spending a few ilitys with
her daughter: 1Trs, .John Thorn i fl
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1 Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Moreland.
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r poll( oil "Blessed ,Are the Peame.
.t.1y I nl;,liars".
1 Thr, junior choir" sang the an -
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;,,, prtnied on the organ by Carni Rob.,
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