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Opportunity Sale
Well Patronized
P()LtDWf011 The opportunity
sale sponsored by the Howi(•k Au*
Mary in thy community hall 0(4
tot Saturday was very well attended,'
evert if the weather was in a bad!
Mood.r.
(tea,L tables,
bake 1,that'M.
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and pre-(7hristmns table wt're eve11'
patronized and the .ladies eealixed'
about $80,00 for so(:ial work.
ill jtj j tive1h1 lege, returned 'tom 1 sant
{fig ' t r'r�i�yeA
++[ Mr. and Mrs. Anson 1 t r(1e rlttl;.! i..� �tt {i �„/ ✓ it,�
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Mr, and Mr's, ('rv)sby Sot hern
visited over the week -end with .Tyles.
l,' (Zuury (*walnut)] and Jimmy in
:London,
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert (':nnpbell
visited one clay last wct•li with Mr.
aur! 1411::. tiem.ge moss in (:gilt.
Mr. and
ur l Mt:v. I on
t and
daughters, of Dundas, 17/:iter! over
the ivrt•lt-vial with Mr. and Mrs.
f'r•4ellhlgtotl Hargrave and relatives
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Two draws were made in I ht 1
half, Mr's, Rein Newton winning;
Mantle candles and stand, and
Mrs. Ruby Foster being the win
of the vanity dresser sea..
BAC
Whorl kidneys tail to remove
bA eltbb )!aide IOW w0911•tl.
IdiCkdelle—tired luul1115)_
u•ann hod reit olio) may
iuhuw. r)ndtt's Kidney Pelts
Enmiilats ktdaeys to normal
okay. Yu feel 'tenor, bleed f!ti
boiler, work bettor, Ito
in Listowel,
19r•, and Mrs. iing Sinunous
visited Suitably with Miss Luella
imm00$ at. llu1onv(t•X !Tome in
('li ukun.
Mrs. 11. 11. 13ri'1 ' 11134 (1' Vont
major surgery in the 1'ulmer'ston
lfospttal Thursday of )a: t. week.
Master '1'i0mty \Vallee+• visititt :a
fit days lost t'i 'Ic with his grand -
Mr. :tuft 11r::. Harper
Wood.
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Mrs. LenC1'il:,,u. Susan stat /Our.
ray :.pent the •.Vol:-tvul with relay
I:t':, in S,•:0riga Ough. Mrs. A.
+;Pori.:. •-r'hu spent the 5,,i531 t.
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sport; tit(• weep-a•wl With ND', ;n:+f ftit3j. farspiT rfE spEAKER
Jvrrs, Gordon lluldriclr ill Lout(nl'.
Mins Lynn Ag10 and .'41:t:.tt•r
Browne are both confined ,+ 1 a a '4 (
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1 b 1r c ,uf's.+ 1u f.I L 1 i Mrs. c -
t 1 i.ir,- I M 4'Vm. '41
towel Memoriid Hospital. ('ann, first vice-president, provided
Mrs, 'Viva b'a11is, of Fergus, spent fur the meeting of the 'or'i Vieh
Williams -(nn -
one day 111:,1 vll l'l::at ti(• lal,),5e of
Women's Institute held in the ca)rn-
t'nn:itb hall. Mrs. c t
Mrs. EmmaEmmalu.+u, 1 iL aw rd Harris
flun(hty visitor:, with 1f 1'. ;inn11:td (!targe of devotions, M aster
rYfrv, 'Con) 41c("it'll• rtt. •,';ry• !airy iticitards played several tn•-
Alt-
ana 1V1r:s. Iiruel• Mot Imo 'nt arid .
':Debbie, Mr. and Mt t.l( n,. M+ • 1 ;Vin's. Win. Kato gave the motto.
(gement :nm Paul. of I.1. ++..+ . rt ' 1 rte ntinit is liht• tt parac'hutc•, 11
Miss Margaret Anne il. t+.,. 11 :.a winks best: when open." The
Betty Mr( 'lenient, of 1tit e1:erler,
w11s 15 week -via( ''iait++r 'Nat I.; :-
paren ts.
Sunday visitor:; will' :Vlis, N1:117:
('nt.tan:reit were Mr. atn1 li: ;..1•:1:Lt
Sharpe, of
Messrs. .1:trues t'i(tie f'r •(•+•
Lynn and (irl ist(; +' • +•
I'lowh'k Legion J! aIle„+i °) :, 1+rt l °
(ii' livat solos ;luring the evening.
tftau„fats expressed in the motto
made an appropriate lntrodlu'tion
to rte. t!is .sl. n:,eakt•r, J. 1-1. 1:+1:
ke:ul, pnt,lir school inspector from
t lnd1'rirh, who spoke on the pro-,
,n;e a
t Minding a (' room I i last 5L 1,ventral
I f.eta t
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.,e .u.uF f•,r H[rw(t•11 '@n:•usldrt, He
t+,1+I iti' fho problems involved. then
1' '1'tI d out the advantage of pupils
Sothc'rn reported a hlt•thdrty gift
had been rtent t(1 the little glrl in
Athens, cir(ece, Mrs. Wm. Kato and
Mrs. Clarence Harris were appoint-
ed (b'Jrgates t' the area c'onvc•ntion
to be hold in Guelph.
Lunch was served by Mrs. How.
and Harris, Mrs. Crosby Hothern.
Miss Minnie Mrl+rlwain, Mr's. lemma
V4 tt 'amso
It nIVirs. htorge Ra htrr iv
'and Mrs. Win. 'Cato.
flirt IN
• MT11.V1;Y To Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam. Mulvey (Nancy othe r)t i of
I lielnun•e, a son, Jeffery William,
i in Walkerton 11ospitttl on $taut•.•
d;av, itch/her at, we.
'MILtT.hat To Mr. and :VIPs. 'hirer
Miller, a sort, in the Palara(•t•stOPala)teisto))
Tlo:,pital, ort Saturday, (k'tober
Ttrtr.!.
runvtrttion ht list+:cr•d 111' :rte.•lc„:dIt•rrii1t, a graded ventral rtclruofl. I('rident of worrtarl's (dui)to
felto:v )nentf,t•rI: "Thtot•e rt':tafint
Mrs. Ruby, h'orr>tor ret it. • tett Mrs. h:Mier Fiu1111r19 reporteill tart• fin:uu}nl vl tlt•ullnl
h•arnt• T'rirltly am.). a ;1, eh' t,.:t that f lr.• 11"or+iwirh W.I. booth at thy
with I'riend53 hi 'T'nront+.. 1 Lair got taint 'wiz. Mrs ('cosh,'
.t int' freas
1 >:urer
....lithos 10 remind you than
,he •li•lt:'t a:li t+; btu treasurer ."
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Toa9tmnnter Bakeries' Bonanza -time is here with the
Win -11 -Pony Contest and the Town's wide open with
big prize Whining chances for you and, your parents.
Yon can enter any number of iinsei'i ... and win any
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nnln)1)(' of prizes. There'll be big draws on TV. And
because your entries count for all draws, your chances
lir(' :yi(ri for the grand prize right up till the last day.
(.:et y1)Iu' entries in soon!
HERE'S ALL YOU HAVE TO DO TO EW` r l 11 11 �.�:i—.:;
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Clip out and fill in the
entry form on this: page
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Attach to a complete Pony Band front
any 'r(,,3 ,1ntastnr Bakeries' Bread
lx�ail lo Cnntn.!;t H.Q. or place in Watch the draws on CKNX-TV, Wingham,
chore collection box October • 30 and November 6.
Enter any number of times! Wien "Toasty Toastmaster"LANK ihs 4400 y+ ra 195
WIN.A-PONY CONTEST
the Shetland Pony complete with saddle: aid bridle Or 1
a .l via ell ,) -ofa one of these Kodak Camera Outfits,) r�
l`'E15'T E(t CAMrdA Cel1Tr1T'`.t..
Thea a;h4r144i tris each draw!
Each includes f nrlak erownte 3taruteter
Camera with built in I,;lit tiaeter--f la.:h
Holder -2 batteries --d trash bullas --roll of
film --a complete picture -taking outfit
for you 1
Complain this miry blank, enclose one Pony Band from any Toastmaster, Sunshine, Table
Pride at nam!+y Bread anti send to 'Toastmaster' CKMX” HV, Windham, Ontario, or plass ill
Pry ul tl)C COMB:0I1M Imes located In 550501.
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661 6.3 a61144,4K:HG+7ointlwsot aka ram g)Relma*3wit soeu*3alrow mawe*3pled
Rilxiatrnage Sale,
131g Success
WRoXIdTk:R A highly BIlreisSS-
fill r
am e sale, sponsoredn
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b tint
'United Church 'Women, was held its
the basement of the Wroxeter corn-
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Inanity !tall on Wednesday, which
r'f 4t3tP
( of good. clean adults' R andchiulren's clothing, hats, shoes,
dishes, lumps, hooks, magirzines,
bulbs, plants, farm produce or vege-
tables, fr'•rzen chickens, preserved
fruit and pickles.
A. well patronized table was the
home baking and randy. Also fea-
tured was ra table of new items
sloth as aprons, cushions, buttes, etc'
A vote of t.hanIso tel given to Iht
donors and assistant:) at the sale, las
the United 5'Inrrt•h Women feel thea•
had an exceptional
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a s•:lle
WROXETER
Mr. 01)41 MI'::. Ttos 5'uatt:k, at -
vornpatue-d by Mr. and Mrs. ,farts
1.urtts, of 54153riawel, sp+•nt Nunday
wit.!) lot's. ,los. itroWli, Paisley,
Ross 'coni(e)s ViSltt'd with 14Tr.
Henry Sage, I.i:ttswt•1, and called
0n Mr. and Mr:,. Lloyd Sage.
'Mrs. Snrzi Ovington was a Skill -
clay visitor at the home of het
('515 htt•r, Mrs, t`larr•nc(• While, and
!Ur- white, lirusseJ$.
:Ifni:. Nancy Ncwt(n and friend,
'Lli:)s Shirley Stevenson, of London,
were w•eelc-end visitors wit)) Mrs.
F( Newton,
Mrs. 'rhos. Itirhards'on, of Regina.
is spending sante time witl4 her bro-
ther, 141 r. 11it•h(rd ingrain, and M1%,
i01;earn.
Mr::. Alonzo Spurting and Miss
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II/ Z.-1 Sp:n•li0g :;pent last wt'elc in
4inder(rb with Mr, and Mrs, .1115.
Robertson owl !sirs. Angus Car-
michael and urrornpanied them
10 Preston 0n Sunday where they
T.i;ile4 Mr. 'Marry liar!..
Mrs, Ara (;Olson attended the
)leering 01 the lrttite(1 Church Wo-
men at the 1,5535ow•el United (`burr!;
when L(ev. Harriet Christie, of
('nvemi05 (`ollage, Timm' o r loaner-
ly the I1nited 5'hnre11 'I'ruin11455
t rllon11 wits the guest. speaker.
Visitors were present from Pal-
.(ler :5tn1), Atwood, M's)1 a(PVI lie and 1
('erthage. When Mrs, (lihson at.;
tendt'd ('amp ('('((51iril :at 1ngltstnno, t
near, T'elerborrntgh, Rev, 1`,ristie,
..11:5 iI, elrttrt!1' of lilt' ramp. Pictures
taken there brought baric tunny
happy memories to both. The 1,ls-
towel 11(411':s in'r,vieled a lovely
buffet. lunch, living -nig to an ens( a
very intere+;titi1 and informative
meeting.
UUAWICK [ION'S G J 1
F' TF IrT RS PARENT
1/t fl( )X'1' TP 1i The regular
monthly supper meeting of the
Ilu'L'irlt 1,1(11,53 ('11)15 Was held nn
Mori(1ay Ivtniug Iasi we(•k (al the
41•'roxl4er volitionally hall when 1141'
,01'u:b'r:, or 5h' Flamm -lay I;1'01tp u1'
the 11. ('. W. raderod.
('Its
11.t',1..'s parent dab the
'�i'ingliaol Lions 19ub, were guests
•'1111 :'r, members present, malting
a Intal „f l,I1 Lia),8. V4'i111!11u1» in'esi-
?1')t R1((1ra}' 11M4arleunau, presided,
n 11 Lions !till Courtin and nap
-,.virtentitl', ailing a4 Ili,) lamer
:tt)it p(a)ns;. 'Linn (1(11(1(1(4 13+u'h•
ra ))al5 ihinnih'r1 in t Ile Iuiltw1s1i1l(.
A drnw was hrl,1 and tach 1051•
.:-as, milted what he warned for
I'hristitiiw, 55110!1 resalltrtl in some
aliulrtinp a053W4'rv. Noss ;t1;nw enter-
tained with a manlier or musical
'.aieet(nils.
Limo, .liar Alcorn 1(101 ttlicer
Rile In•est•u(e11 n shit frat'll1•ilip
rhe ;ions of J+'reed,,m, and appeared
trl•sstrll
as 1ullta)n,r women, telling
)heir side ,,I' no, ;dory. \''hen asked
why they liked enat:0'lo they
if Lta:, Iowanse there w'e1'e a 101 it
1'1 Imre houses tool woollen tele
!(trine` 1(73(5 1lydru 1101(.8-
The guest. spc•alt(•1', Leonard
'o• i o:le•y, of the .$l rat i'ord Vo•a
i"tetica 1 shirr, was iatrodnred
by hiol( format Mmlill Mr. Nears -
ley has spent some time in ['aids
tun, alol 5.115'' a. tuo41 hittat=sti 1g
arco00t of',out(Imns in Uuil ('(4101
try. lion limn 9b L:01y;lilin I' 11rc538•
ed 110• club';, allprrri:ll541: to the
,.pe'alter.
Vis:Lies present who helped at
the 11.1',1..'8 feel((' h1 Attgitst were.
(111r'otrrr'ed arta thailted for their
as,s,iidintl'e by Lion .lith 'sS•'yhe.
}'Tans
were minty for 1"ar9nt'r•,'
Night to by belt! (n Clio -Ile on Nov
111. 515ilIultay wishes were sum: fol.
torr!' lnt'trlbert: and the eveuillt':
el(:r:e(I 1tiif h the ;lanai '.funs,' ftoar.
No Charity
111e T1uiir J Nations
r iri1+11'eir's, Fund, isn't vitality. fr..
ht Teat(;; count (lei. t0 help them
-elite!, I(1 1I1i Fund, framed pet
'a,nel, chugs mai tre:liment +'c)+it os,
tor' 'heir rltll(Il'el+. lluvt•rnmeilS,,
)014.5' re+ille'st 1't'1Il'ND' aid
lnaleh lite t', 11'DPu buntribaIion
vitt 11 loyal tends and i;,ervh'es,
^•!hell mit for t'NU(`i':T'"' un Tial
b,r.( ell tlhln tLo
Cr ;IT calls in
Wi1i 'loon on 11allowt''en afternoon
and til 551.15:rav . nn 11101 night 'The
Are:•veliter,s ,,f Wiuter}1lt1•0it will
a:)ie•'t hit' TTTIl('E'r•' the evening
before, October r>0.
'rh(4 Whtgltam Ativratiee-Pltneg, Wednesday, Hart, td, 1 9 Pagre 111
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by I,. C. ,Liihi',
your telephone
manager
MACHINES NOW TALK OVER TELEPHONE, WIRES
You may have thought of the telephone network as a vast
medium where only human voices are heard exchanging
human intelligence. t
ence. UVel1 to a large extent: tisk is sial the
ease. But nowadays other intelligence goes over telephone
wires — pictures, drawings, Itu'airlr v towels, band written
messages and high-speed data
from punched tape.. This; is
a rather far cry from the or-
iginal concept of the tele-
phone as an instrument rnr
voice communication. Take
PHONE -FAX for example —
Bell's new electronic facsim-
iIie service—this new service
for businessmen speeds hand-
written or printed messages,
charts drawings or forms over regular telephone lines to
nearby or distant points. Then there's our TELESCRIPT
service. As the name implies, this service is used to send
handwritten messages over telephone wires. Businessmen
Find this eliminates copying and typing orders thereby re,
ducing the likelihood of errors. It is used for immediate
transmission of production data, written orders, credit in.
formation, etc. Very shortly we'll be introducing a new
service known as DATA -SPEED fo'r business customers who
need to transmit high-speed data (information from busi'
ness rnahcines) over regular telephone lines directly From
punched tape—somewhat like a piano roll. So, as you can
see, you are sharing the telephone network with some
rather strange creatures ... creatures who have a strange*
new language of their own. We call it machine talk.
This is the time of rhe year when we talk about hunting.
We like to remind our readers about a few safety rules that
may have ':lippecl the mind shire last fall. Here are a few
exiarilf;ley R.et'netulter to keep the :hooting controlled by a
hill or other hark stop; identify your game before yob
;It(,t31; allow (Ally empty clues; in rars, boats, camps, and
Beatles; never leave a loaded dun unattended and carry your
IJ11n 'Al year turd r• -,I die mniile at all times, etc. These are
ju',i 0 few of the many important safety rules any hunter.
should be familiar with. We also like to remind custo-
mr'r', rOt to fir;: in the direction of wire and cable, insul-
ah,1'; r,r miter atve towers. You will be helping to protect
services that are vital to you and your friends. We alto
like to wish everyone happy, SAFE hunting.
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