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FARQUHAR OLIVER, M,P.P.
FOR GREY SOUTH
and
ROSS WITCHER, M.P,P,
FOR BRUCE
SPEAKING IN SUPPORT OF
MURRAY GAUNT
,Liberal Candidate Huron -Bruce
at
BRUSSELS PUBLIC SICI-IIOOL
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 14
8:30 p.m.
Published by Huron -Bruce Liberal Assoc.
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LOUGHRAN To Mr. and Ml's.
Les Loughran, a son, in the Pal-
merston FIospital ua Wednesday,
Sept, $th.
Mr, and Mrs, Bert Bellamy and
sots of London were week -end vis-
itors with Mr, and Mrs. jack King,
Mrs. Ida Verchoor of North
Lake, Mich., Mrs, Dwight Dumont
of Ann Arbour, Mich., visited last
week with Mrs. Ruby Forster,
Fourteen beginners started at
the J! ordivich public school last
week, Miss Patsy Harris is the
teacher,
Mr, Ian Pittendreigh and Mr,
Larry Marrincr returned home ov.
er the weekend after enjoying a
ten day trip through the Maritimes.
Miss Violet Beswitherick is en-
joying two weeks chartered bus
trip to New Orleans and down the
Gulf of Mexico.
Mr, and Mr',s, Alex Keith spent
one day last week in Kitchener,
Mr, and Mrs. Alex Keith and Mr.
Roy Gadke attended the funeral of
a relative in Windsor one•day last
week,
Miss Sharon Pollock commenced
classes at Wells Academy in Lon-
don this Monday.
Mrs, T. J, Schaefer spent severe
days last week with Mrs, Marlene
Holland in Brantford.
Mr, and Mrs. Stan Bride and Bob
were in London Saturday where
they attended Western Fair.
Mr, John Gamble is moving his
household effects to an apartment
OUR FAMILY IS
HEALTHY, HAPPY -SINCE
WE GET PRESCRIPTIONS
FILLED AT
VANCE'S
DRUG STORE
.,.. EXPERT,ACCURATE
SERVICE THERE)
in Mrs. Melpha Holland's home. Cubs Will Hold Evening Unit U°C, ri . T1t(c Winglaarn Advance -Times, !Wednesday, Sept 12. 1962 Vine
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11/1r, and Mrs. Carmen Bride of 1
Port Credit visited Sunday with the' ,D„,„ ice/ Drive MetWee nesday
former's mother, Mrs. H. M. Bride. '
Mrs, Lucy Wilson is spending' 1i1':L(1ftAVf'. The Cub Pack met BI' LGRAVl' —The Evening Unit
this week at the home of Rev i for the first meeting of the fall of the Knox United Church rnet in.
Frank Hobbes in Iiillsdale, season with 2113 cubs, four leaders the church on Wednesday with 26
Mrs, Stanley Bride attended. the! IBI.') one New Goan present. The members present. A hymn and
Grey -Bruce Women's Institute con I meeting was mainly a practice for prayer by the: leader, Mrs. Ted
vention held in Southampton lust 1 the field day to be hell in Trolly- Pear, opened the meeting.
wecic and was the speaker on! rood. Routine reports were given and
'Phtrrsrlay, the penny collection was received.
lvtrs, Tom McClement and Misses; Mrs. Ken Wheeler mentioned ku '1'herc were eight hospital and five
Betty McClement and Sharon Pol the Cubs that they will again be home visits to the sick and shut-ins
lock spent Friday in Kitchener', ! collecting 6 quart, 11 quart and reported, The thankoffering meet -
Miss Jean Foster of Toronto bushel baskets and that they are hag was announced for October 3rd
spent the week -end with her moth to leave them nt C. 1.t, Coupes' and the unit decided to .hold the
er, Mrs. Ruby Foster. garage insteadof the arena.
Miss Sharon Pollock and Fraser
Pollock were London visitors one
day last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Wellington Har-
grave and sons and Mr, Norman
Ettinger attended the steam
threshers' reunion day held Sat
urday at Blyth.
Miss Elizabeth Armstrong of
Stratford Hospital spent the week
end at her home here.
Mr, Roy Simmons returned 'home
Friday from the Listowel Hospital.
Messrs. Larry and Donald Mc-
Dermitt, Gary Sothern of .Kitch-
ener and Paul Schaefer of Toron-
to spent the week -end at their re-
spective homes.
Miss M. Campbell,
Shower Hostess
BELGRAVE --- Miss Marilyn
Campbell was hostess for a mis-
cellaneous shower in honor of Miss
Joyce Armstrong, bride -elect, on
Friday. The guests had all hid-
den their cars, so when Joyce ar-
rived she was taken completely by
surprise.
A .number of contests and games
were enjoyed, and a mock wed-
ding staged by Linda Coultes as
minister, Karen Anderson as the
bride, Marie Coultes as groom and
Loreen Armstrong as flower -girl,
The room was decorated in pink
and white streamers with white
bells and an armchair was decorat-
ed for Joyce to sit in as she open-
ed her lovely gifts. Above her
head were balloons which the
hostess pricked to shower Joyce
with confetti. A bride's hook was
also presented.
Joyce thanked everyone for their
gifts. A delicious lunch was serv-
ed, consisting of sandwiches, an-
gel -food cake and ice cream, There
were 21 former school friends pre-
sent.
BENUE
Next Sunday will be Rally Sun
day ita Knox United 1'htu'elt, The
theme will be "bands that wield in
the name of Christ".
Mrs, Tont Smith spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Me
(area and family in Blyth,
The Belgrave Women's Listitute
will meet for their Citizenship
meeting on Tuesday next at 8.15
p.m. Mrs, Harold Proctor will be
convener. 'Topic will be taken by
Mrs, H. Gl, Anderson. Music by
Mrs. George ,Johnston. Lunch
committee, Mrs. S. Cook Mrs. R.
Proctor, Mrs. 0. Nicholson,
Miss Debbie Johnstone of Clin-
ton visited for the week -end with
Mr, and Mrs. Clare 'VanCamp and
family, On Sunday Mr. and Mrs,
Ken Johnston of Clinton and Mr.
and Mrs, Ralph McCrea and family
of Blyth visited with Mr, and Mrs,
VanCamp.
Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Bolt spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John
Stokes of Belmore and attended
the anniversary services in the
Presbyterian Church.
Mr, and Mr's. Les Shaw and Sha-
ron and Brian of London spent the
week -end with Mr, and Mr's, ,Jack
Anderson.
Miss Marlene Walsh and Miss
Eleanor Walsh of Kitchener spent
the week -end with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh,
Anniversary services will be held
in Knox United Church on Sun -
clay, Sept. 23.
Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Cook, Mrs.
Stanley Cook, Mrs, Jean Taylor,
Miss Etta. Sturdy and Tommy
Thompson are -on a trip to Ottawa
and other points,
next meeting on Wednesday, Sep-
tember 26th, Mrs. Albert i3ieman
Introduced the new study, "On
Asia's Rim" and the first chap-
ter was read by Mrs. George
Michie and Mrs, Gordon Bosman,
The Scripture lesson was read
by Mrs. Gordon Pe.ngally. A hymn
was sung and Mrs, Rieman read
a meditation on the Scripture. Mrs.
Ross Anderson conducted the Bible
study on "The Word and the Way"
which is a course on Christian
faith, Part of the first chapter
was taken and members read the
Scripture in unison. This was. fol,
lowed by a question and answer
period. Lunch was served. Mrs.
Wilfred Walker will he hostess for
the next meeting.
NEGRO SPIRITUALS
HEARD AT MEETING
BELGRAVE —The Ladies Guild
of Trinity Anglican Church met
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Ro..
bort Meally of Blyth. Mrs, Alex
Nethery opened the meeting with
a hymn and prayer and the Lord's
prayer in unison. Scripture read-
ing was by Mrs. Meally.
Plans were made for the bazaar
to be held at the beginning of No-
vember. Anniversary services will
be held on Sunday, Sept. 23. Plans
were also made for the choir to
make a trip to Storybook Gar-
dens in London in October,
Mrs. Clare VanCamp was in
charge of the program and opened
by listening to an album of records
of Negro spirituals, by Tennessee
Ernie Ford. Mrs, VanCamp read
meditations on several Scripture
passages. Mr, Meally pronounced
the benediction and lunch was
served by the hostess.
After the meeting the ladies went
over to the church to see the reno-
vations,
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IN(2) Wingham's future growth and prosperity do not depend on a licensed hotel with increased consumption of alcohol. For Wingham to receive $1000 in gal= IIII
NI any more than in the past — Consider the record! lonage tax rebate we would have to spend $150,0'00 or more on beer and liquor!
(3) Listowel, Goderich, Kincardine and many other progressive towns •
have al= MORE BROKEN HOMES—from an increase in drinking parents. More than 15,- a
Nriready rejected liquor outlets and continue to prosper. 000 children are in the care of the Children's Aid Society in Ontario ----an all= ■
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Il (4) Substantial offers to purchase the burned out property have been rejected. A MORE DRINKING --for business is already brisk at Wingham ligt.ior and beer • NI
"No" vote will influence the owner to do something constructive about the stores. Many start drinking in the social atmosphere of a lounge away from •
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(5) Who will prosper by the sale of liquor? Only the seller. MORE ALCOHOLISM—for one out of 17 starting to drink become alcoholic and IN
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Ni (6) Your vote will decide whether or not liquor and beer will be sold btu the glass er the availability of alcoholic beverages the more is consumed. Public con= a
IN in Wingham. sumption will effect your children. i
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