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Earl Rrullriori
Late for la:rl; week
(101tltil'r Over il)f) Jla':,c'I`rtrl;illl:i
of the late Mr, <ar,:l Mr:i. 'dluurt t:;
l�,rirl )rathereel fear riiauu'r' in llu,
Listowel Park 011 b turd;ay. 1:a11
gatnea and rare:; were hell. Reit
tives attendec! from Kitehr nee,
ionto, \'Ving,bam, Mllclrell, Wrox
eter, Brussels and florrie.
Officers eJeeted for 1903 were as
follows fres,, Leslie Earl, Ethel;
vice, Samuel Squires, Milellell;
see. -trees., ,Ntiss ]Mary Thornton of
JSltehener.
Baptism Held
Late for last week
GORRIE Two infants were re
coved 111 the ihurc•It by baptism
at the morning service oe Sttnd'ty,
when Rev. i;. C. Attwell officiated
at St, Stephen's Anglican (alnereh.
The children bal,tized were Stephen
John, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jean
Andari, the former Betty Zimmer-
man, of Clinton, and Janet T.nui ,e, 1
daughter of Mr, and Mrs, ferry
Strong, the former Louise Brown,
of Gerrie,
Presentation
GORRIE The newlyweds, Mr.
and Mr's. Dane Griffiths Mettle
Irwin) were honored at a presenta-
tion in the. Corrie community hall
on Priday evening.
Mrs. Edward Daviel read the ad-
dress and Wayne Day, Wayne King
and Ross King made the presenta-
tion of four blankets, three silver
trays, a wall mirror and a purse of
money. Music for dancing was
supplied by Ross King's orchestra,
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FOUR GENERATIONS—Mrs, Victor Stockton of
Clifford is seated between her daughter, Mrs.
Clifford Pyke of Gorrie, left, and her grand-
daughter, Mrs. Donald Beyers, R.R. 2, Harriston.
The children in the
great-grandchildren,
ers.
picture are Mrs. Stockton's
Kevin and Bonnie Lee Bey-
--Photo, Mrs. G. Brown
t1ORftIE
The District Orange service will
bo held in the Gorrie Presbyterian
Church on July lst at 9.45 a.m.
Rev, S. J. Stewart of Gerrie and
Molesworth Presbyterian Church-
es will be' the speaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Stewart and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dustow, Mild.
may, were• recent visitors at the
home of Mrs. Albert Dustow.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pyke spent
the week -end at Wheatley. 't
Ten Scouts of Gorrie-Wroxeter
Troop attended Silent Valley Camp,
Ayton, over the week -end,
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Werner, Se-
bringville, visited on Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. Lorne R.o.hinsan,-,-, .
Master Gary Bell, Preston,–is
holidaying with his grandparents.
Mr, and Mrs. Marley Bell,
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Attwood, Ro-
bert. and Nancy, of Owen Sound.
spent Saturday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Gowdy,
Mrs, Fred Feigel and Howard
and Nfr. Heinriek Mundt, Fordwich,
attended the decoration services at
tixbnidge on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Glen Black, Ham-
ilton, spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Edgar.
Miss Lenore Feig'el, London, is
holidaying in Bermuda, travelling
90% of all oil company product research in Canada
is done by Imperial
At lmperir l C�iI';,1nboratoriez at Sarnia, Ontario, More
than '200 cirlyd technicians are working to
IITIpl' UVC pit':,'. iltpet1uleum products ---arid to develop
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The fuels your car will use in the future are being designed today. In
Imperial's ultra•mndorn research laboratories at Sarnia scientists and
technicians are working to ensure that gasolrnes for today's cars -and
tomorrow's --are tailored for top performance. 111 Ila: last ten years alone
Im eriaf has spent more than $80 million to build tho equipmont 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 LOOK TO IMPERIAL FOR THl lel , T
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there by plane.
Mr, and Mrs, Charles Koch, Mr.
and Mrs. John Baylor spent Sun-
day with. Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Arg-
ent of Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs, W, G. McInnes, of
Walkerton, Miss Kay McIntosh, of
Lucknow, were guests of Mr, and
Mrs, T, L. IVTclnnes on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Deans Cochrane,
Ayr, attended the Edgar reunion
in Wroxeter on Saturday and vis-
ited over the week -end with Mr.
and Mrs, Gladstone Edgar.
Mrs. Norman Carson is a patient
in Victoria Hospital, London,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson
and Miss Carol Robinson were
guests at the Graham - Bessy wed-
ding in St, Timothy's Anglican
Chureh; -Toronto, on Saturday;,
Mn, and Mrs, George Cameron
and family, Stoney Creek, visited
over the week -end at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, Murray Edgar. Mr.
and Mrs, Norman Sitzes and Val.
Brie, Oil Springs, visited at the
same home.
Miss Nora Taylor is a patient in
Wingham General Hospital,
Mr, and Mrs. Ken Head and fa-
mily, Sarnia, spent the week -end
with Mr. and Mrs. Wellesley
Strong.
Mr. Kenzie Edgar, Detroit, at-
tended the Edgar reunion in Wrox-
eter and visited relatives over the
week -end.
W.A. MEETING
GIFTS TO INDIANS
WERE RECEIVED
GORRIE---The W.A. of St. Ste.
phen's _ Anglican Church met for
the June session at the home of
Mrs, C. Lawrence on Thursday af-
ternoon. The women worked at
quilt blocks.
The president, Mrs. Gordon Un-
derwood, presided for the devotion-
al and business part of the meet.
ing, Roll call was answered with
a verse from St. Paul's epistles and
Mrs. Attwell read of the missionary
journeys of Paul and Barnabas.
Mrs. Bertha Plant 'read the Serip-
ture.
The concluding portion of the
stady book was reviewed by Mrs.
Norman Wade. Portions of Scrip-
ture with the word "light" were
read by Mrs. Edward Newton, The
darkness of the world to those who
do not know Jesus was emphasized
arid by our witness and service all
are asked to bring light to those
who live in darkness,
Letters stated that a shipment to
(:'ardston, Alberta, to the Indian
residential school and e quilt and
other articles to the Mohawk In.
entitle, ]Brantford, had been reeely
ed.
• It was decided to have a cold
• meat supper in the. church base-
ment July IRth and committees
were appointed. This was to have
been held in June but. was postpon-
ed as there were so many other ac.
tivities.
The meeting was closed with the
heeedietion tanri the hostess as
risted by her daughters Mrs, Har.
i'y Jennings, Brussei and Mrs. Olive
May, served delicious refreshments.
WHITECIIIIRCII
Mrs. Cecil Falconer, Mr, James
Vah'craer and Lois spent Sutelny at.
the home of Mt. and Mrs. Athol
i'tit•dnn, of Sarnia, and Douglas
?urdon, who had been visiting here
rnr the past week, returned home
Sarnia,
Mrs. Athol Bruce has been a pa-
LINA in Wingham. Hospital over
the week -end.
Mrs, Albert I;ienian visited on
Thursday with her mother, Mrs,
Roger Inglis, of Walkerton, and
both visited with the lattc'r's sis-
ter, Mrs, Little, of Hanover,
Mr, and Mrs, Wayne t'lekens-'
wilier and Miss Jane 1kekensw111er,
of 1Vtnunt Forest, spent the week-
end at the Eckenswiller home on
the 0th of East Wawa.nosh, Mr. and
Mr's. Frank Eckenswiller spent the;
week -end at Tobermor'y,
lvrr.. and Mrs, Austin Cook, of 1
Scl.ntore, and Miss Muriel Haskett, i
of Wroxeter•, visited on Saturday;
with Mr. and Mrs, dai'l'y Cook, of
Marnoch. Mrs. Cook and Mr, Frank
' ("annul' visited on Friday with Mr. 1
and .Mrs, ,Arnold Vint, of (,oderich.1
WIELINEi WORKERS
UNIT IAN. MEETS
WROXI.'TER On Wednesday
Mrs. Charles McCutcheon opened
the meeting of the Willing Work-
ers Unit with the theme "Religion
and the Chureh", followed by the
Scripture lesson and prayer, A
hymn was sung. Mrs George Gib-
son. leader, took charge of the
business. A rummage sale was dis-
missed to be held in Oteober with
donations to be given by all three
units,
The general mooting of the three
units is to be held in the evening;
of July Orth, the program and lunch
to' -be ' •prepared by the Willing
Workers. During t h e holiday
months, it was deckled that a tra-
velling basket will bo sent around
to the members.
The roll call was answered by 17
members with a Bible verse, Mrs.
George Gibson and Mrs. Ken Ben-
nett gave a report on the Presby-
terial meeting at Bluevale, .A vote
of thanks was extended to these
delegates by Mrs. Stan Gallaher.
Mrs, John Snell gave the story
"Old and New Canadians" from
"Signals for the Sixties". The
meeting was closed by prayer and
the remainder of the afternoon was
spent in quilting. Mrs. McCut-
cheon and Mrs. Snell, the two lad-
ies in charge. served a delicious
lunch,
Mrs. Alex Taylor,
Shower Hostess
GORRIE Mrs. Ales Taylor was
hostess at her hone i''ridriy eve
ni ng at a miscellaneous :shower for
Miss Myth(' Wailcc'r, whose mar..
riage will take niece .July • 7th.
About 30 ladies from Wingham.
Wroxeter and (sorrir at.toruled.
Contests were' conducted by Mrs
Mel Taylor. Edythe was ralled t.r,
take a chair and Mrs. Alex Taylor
gave the address, She was pre
sented with baskets of gifts by
Myra Dane, I'Ieather Huestnn, Jtul.h
Ann Taylor. Miss Shirley I:)nrig
son, Wingham, assisted I.li,, bride.
to -be in opening the many lovely
gifts.
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Ontario Department of Transport announces
changes in Demerit Point System
effective July 1st, 1962.
The Point System has been changed to encourage better driv-
ing habits and to correct dangerous drivers by strengthening
the demerit point scale. The changes are designed to save lives
—including yours.
NEW DEMERIT POiNT.SCALE
Points: Violation:
7 Failing to remain at scene of accident
6 Careless driving
6 Racing
6 Exceeding speed limit by 30 m.p.h. or more
5 Failure of driver of bus to stop at railway crossing.
4 Exceeding speed limit by more than 19 m.p.h. and
less than 30 m.p.h.
4 Failing to stop for school bus.
4 Following too closely.
3 Exceeding speed limit by More than 10 rti, .h. and
less than 20 m.p.h.
3 Driving under, through or round a railway crossing.
barrier.
3 Failing to obey the directions of a police constable.
3 Overcrowding driver's seat.
3 1 mproper passing.
3 Driving wrong way on one-way street:
3 Driving wrong way on a divided highway,
3 Failing to yield right-of-way.
3 Failing to obey stop sign, signal lighter railway cross -
trig signal.
3 Failing to report an accident.
2 Failing to lower headlamp beams.
2. Making U-turns where prohibited.
2 Making turns where prohibited.
2 Towing of persons on toboggans, bicycles, skis etc.
2 Failing to obey signs.
2 Pedestrian crossover violations.
2 Failing to share road.
2 improper right and left turns.
2 Failing to give signals,
2 Unnecessary slow driving,
2 Improper opening of vehicle door.
Upon conviction, points are recorded against the driver for the
offences listed in the Point System Scale. Demerit points re-
main on a driver's record for a period of two years after the
date of conviction.
At 8 points The driver is informed of his record and urged to
exercise greater care.
At 9 points the driver is required to attend a personal inter-
view to discuss his record and give reasons why
his licence should not be suspended.
At 15 points Accumulated within a 2 -year period—the driver';;
licence is suspended and retained in the Depart-
ment for one
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ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT
Non. H. L. Rowntree, Q,C„ Mtnrsfer
4. G, MaeNeh, Deputy /Mister