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Mr. and Mrs. Archie Purdon,
Kathy and ►.ori, visited on S1111 -
day with Mr and Mrs. Floyd Bott
of I3olvvood.
Mrs. (,eorge Fisher and Mrs.
Austin, teachers of Kingsbridge
School, and Mrs, Kenneth Wheeler
attended Teachers' ('orrven.io i tat
Walitt'rt•on ou Friday.
:VIPs. Sherwood Irwin 111ru and
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Donald Brown of '4lonkton and
Mrs. Lloyd Kelland of Stratford
suited uta .Sund:(y with :Mr. and
Mr:,. Keith ltci('1t anti Mr. and MIs.
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Hugh 1
t'1011 anti John visited 1,11 Tut slay
at tile Hoek home_
%1i and :Mrs. Lorne k itebo• and
Ann31,t•Ile tel Ripley visited on Sun
da,V with Mr. and Mrs, 1'.,111+ill• •
Kitt hie.
%11'. and Mls. Ernest 1'narl(:;to1i,
who spent the past two wt elss with
4111:. ('veil Fale010e1, rat1)1)1t'ct 11011.
Ti Hamilton of Friday. Mrs. Fill.
eolo'r spent Sunday at Sarah:, with
11r. and :411'+. Rehsoit Falconer.
Mr. and Mr,. Melville 13reetott
and Wayne of UIterville spent the
wt•t•k end with Mr. and Mrs, HE(.-
torHamilton of Gorrie, tun.1 with
,1r. and Mrs. Gilbert Beceraft and
Mrs. E. J)ow and sons.
Miss Kathleen O'Malley Of Lon-
don, who is training in St. Joseph s
Hospital spent the wet+k.,end at her
home
The family of Mr. and Mrs, W.
A. Humphrey of St. Helens gather.
ed at the home of their parent, on
Saturday evening as a surprise, to
celebrate with them their 46th wed.
ding anniversary. The evening wa:
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spent in eaI'ds and games. Mr aad.
Mrs. I,,orne Humphrey and family
of Hespeler spent the wok -end
with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Robinson,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blown cud
family visited 011 Sunday with her
mother, Mr's. Roger Inglis and
George of Walkerton.
:Vb.. and Mrs. Stewart Coupland
of Toronto spent the week -end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Robinson and with Wrox-
eter relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ji 1 1'k JuhO
rstmi and
eltildren of London spent the week-
end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
t.t'r•shonl Johnston, and several lo-
cal Johnston families gathered
there on Sunday.
5,5. No. 9 Kinloss is having a
social Hallowe'en party on We'ines
day afternoon with parents and
smaller chilalireu invited.
Mrs. J.arnes Richardson spent last
week with her sister, Miss Florence
Toronto. Muir of Miss Moir has
,old her home and was moving
into un apartment. Miss Moir a('
.'onlpanied Mrs. Richardson home
.111 friday a.Id spent the weer( -end
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Simmons
nd family of London spent the
week -end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Toll and
sons of Windsor, Nfr, and Mrs.
Larry Jones and son, Clinton, and
Mr. and Mrs. J, D. Beecroft visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hall
in Blyth on Sunday and attended
the opening dedication services in
the new Blyth United Church,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Laidlaw
of London spent Saturday with his
mother, Mrs. James Laidlaw and
with Mr. and Mrs, Elroy Laidlaw.
Mr. and Mrs. J tigene Armitage
and Forrest of London spent the
week -end with Mr and Mrs. John
McBurney at Marnoeh.
Mr. Adam McBurney left on
Monday to spend a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Me13ar•ney at
Lindsay.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly of
Seaforth visited on Monday last
with Mr. and Mrs, Harry Cook of
Marnoch. Mr. and Mrs, Harold
~lesser and family of Glamis vis -
iced there on Sunday, as well as
Mr. and Mrs, George Foster of
1{t'rrwouti and Mrs. Cyril .Fiefield
of Londwr and Mrs. George ►Fie.
field of Strathroy,
13ig trucks were loaded with broi-
lers un Thursday night at the
home of Mr. I';, E. Walker Inuring
the snowstorm. Mr, and Mrs. 1',
J. Walker spent the ween -end with
Constable and Mrs, Roy Walker at
Kitchener,
Robert of
'Vie and •s, Rob I
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Brantford spent the week -end with
her mother, Mrs, R, ,J, Currie.
Mr Wm Elliott ane Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Montgomery moved
last Saturday from their farm
home o1' many years to the home
they purchased this fall on Centre
St,, Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs, Murray Shiell and
baby visited on Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brad_
ley of Benmiller and found lots
of deep snow in that locality.
;Miss Anne Wilson of Ottawa and
her brother, Mr. A. .1. Wilson of
Winghan called at Currie homes
and visited with other neighbors
on the highway on Sunday,
Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Scott and
Mr, and Mrs. Selah Breckenridge
of :Jamestown visited on Sunday
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SPECIAL PURCHASE
NI BOYS' DRESS JFA
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$2.97
BOYS' CAR COATS
Values to 518.95 - SALE
59.99
to
$14.49
BOYS' SPORT COATS
-Values to $16.95
$9.99 to $12.99
BOYSDRESS PANTS
Val, to 57.95 - Broken ranges
$2.99
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BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS
Values to $2,95
$L49 UP
BOYS' SWEATERS
Values to $5.95
$2..99 to $3.99
CORDUROY. EONS
BOYS' - Values to 55.95
$3.99
14 BOYS' SUITS
Values to $21,50
$7.77
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
COT1`ON KNIT BRIEFS
DOUBLE SEAT
79c
JOCKEY by MONARCH
Thema Knit SHIRTS, DRAWERS
Regular $2.95 Value
$2.39
YOUNG MEN'S
DRESS CORDUROY PANTS
Values to $9,95
$4.97 u p
FOR SYTH
STAR DUST DRESS SHIRTS
Regular $5.95 Value
$2.99
YOUNG MEN'S SWEATERS
of oat Neck Styling --- Values to $11.95
$4.77 to $7.99
O.�I./JWVY
MEN'S DRESS SOX
Values to $1.50
77c
MEN'S FLEECE LINED
SHIRTS or DRAWERS
Regular $2.69 Value
$1.99
MEN'S UNDERWEAR - Cotton Broadcloth
BOXER SHORTS
79c
YOUNG MEN'S JEANS
Plain Shades, Dress Styles - Values to $7.95
$3.99 and $4.99
SWEATER SHIRTS
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Regular 59.95 - Orlon and Wool by Tony Day
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$5e99
MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S
WOOL SWEATER CO -ATS
Values to $12.95
$4.99 and $7,77
MEN'S JEWELLERY
Values to $4.95
CUFF LINK SETS
$1.99
MEN'S TIES
Values to $2.00 - BOWS or REGULAR STYLES
29c 4 for $1.00
31 MEN'S FELT FIATS
Values to $10.95 - Styled by STETSON
$4.99
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Heavy Duty DUCK PARKAS
Wool lilted or Quilted lined, compare with $16.95
$12.97
Hipster WORK JACKETS.
Sturdy Drill Work Jacket, Quilted lined
Compare with value 59.95
►7.97
Utility WORK PANTS
Original value $5.95, shades of grey or green
$3099- $4.49
Drastic reductions continue on Suits, Top Coats, Pants, Winter Jackets, Work Shirts,
heavy Overcoats, Sport jackets, Sport Shirts, Men's=Boys' Underwear, Dress Shirts
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11AN N A' S Mens aid Boys' Wear
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WINGHAM, ONT.
with Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLean
and Mr. and Mrs, Robert McLean
of l'etrolia,
Mr, and Mrs. William Ryan and
Janette of (aocierielt visited Sun.
day with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Me
(aenaghan.
IVIr. and Mrs. Ruber't A11t91cs0u
and children of Ilderton visited 00
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Dow
ling. M1.1,. ltuh''rl 1' triton, 11010r:eve.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert coupes and spent, Thur., lay in Loudon.
'1'uruherry.
Leroy ;lad klriatn Rantoul attend
{ 1:i the Walkerton ('hristnias leair
i last vveelt :Anti showed their 4 II
calf. Mr. Andrew (;arum also
showed cattle thu re last week. and
• Nol'n1:(11 ('10111(:8 au t Jimti showed
tattle. Grant ('t ee)v(' i 111:sl prize
for his t 11 t•alf.
Mrs. John :41c'tlee, 1'Ving11am, and
Diane visited on Saturday wit ti Mr, and Mrs. Ito11.l;' 11't•bt'r of
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K001(.11e4. spent the IAvolt '•(01 with
Mr and 14'11s. 1':101 Weber.
:411•. .1111110:1 Moore of SI ('at11.
urine:l. ',oval the v..' els eutl wills
Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur S(• 1%1( 1
of Port Elgin, and they and
bt,gg .
Mr, and Mrs, Jack ('oultes and
j baby, Debra, visited on. Sluuluy
with Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Pike of
Brussels and attended anniversary Mr. 1tt1.! Mrs. S Lambert, w•ho had Il ll111 lletl lies I )lIIfti lil�lllb1111�111�!Uf� lli¢
services in Melville Presbyterial]: spent the week Jlt. i'.', 1'0 lulled 111,)11'
Churt'h there. with them on 11011(1113. 11, St. Cath
MIss Carol Coffin of Montreal :trines.
and a bride of this weer(, has been Mr. Gilbert 13eeer(fl, as elerit of
visiting with her parents, :1.1r. and the session of Calvin J'rtels I!n11ed
Mrs, Claude Coffin. 1 h1)1011, presrlited :411•. awl Mrs.
Barry Tiffin of Waterloo College 1 Bert 11:1;)1 tgs with a white L':bie
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'n with his .( c ...;' , their nl:u u
spent the weer(( d w 11 } on the x c a u n of h 1>
Mt' :oat Mrs. M.vle:. Ste. Marie.
many neighbors and friends on
Saturday evening when she 11t'1'1 11
t 1•(1111:81 au lea in honor of the mar
riagt' of Miss I.ilianr Smyth this
;aturday.
Mr. ('has. Falcone)' and ,Join) 11)1(1
Marry (1f (1lalnis visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer.
Social Evening
For Belgrave Couple
11HL(,ItAVK A family iit't to
get11(1' was held on Saturday ...silt
ir} tat rho 11(1011' 111 Y1r. 1111'1 :Jis
Mos;; 1tOh III,(1Il 111 honor of Mr dna
Mrs. (Garner Nicholson, who will
eelcbrate their 20111 wcddin ;
vclsatry on October• 31.
After a soeit11 time phyla;; cards,
laud' was servt"l ani art ainrlivei
nary cake cut. Mr. and Mrs. Nichol
still were presented with '1 set o1
ehirnt by the flintily. Thom, attend
lug were Mr. and Mrs. (huller t•li
eholson :vat family, Mr. ,111.1 Mrs.
J'lI'nest Crawford and 111111.,111:,
(i(1der'il'll, 1Y11'. ::111'1 2(11'H, Ah. Cook
and family. 40
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%Vaiker of \1'inJ',hant and YJr, a'id
vl1:5. Fred Cook.
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rents, Mt•. and Mrs, Dan Tiffin. tiler,. Tills was the first wedding
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Jamieson ! in the 1':dvin 11rielt Church.
of Coderich spent Sunday with :41r. :Mr, and Mrs. Berl tinstinl;s rt'
and Mrs, James :McInnes and oilier turned hums from their ltunt'ylnoou
relatives herr. ' trip to tiudhur;y and othl-r northern
Mr, and Mrs, George Currie visit pui11is after 11ut•n,lirlg the weer(
ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ! end with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Robert Currie in Lucknow. Conley at Trenton.
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas McInnes + Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Moclownn of
of Gorrie visited on Sunday with Oakville spent the week end with
Mr, and Mra, Orville Tiffin. Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Jamieson.
Mr. and Mrs, James E. Carrie 1 .41r, and Mrs, Howard Marilee' of
and Ivir and .Mrs, Iiowartl Walker I3reslanl visited on Sunday with Mr.
sponsored a euchre and 14 tables " lural :411s Mason Rohinsou. Mr
were in play on ]rl'lday night in
the school at S.S. 9, East -Wawa--
nosh, Mrs. J. M, Coultes and Ro-
bert Arbuckle held high points and
Mrs Robert Hutchison and Jimmie
Robertson were low. Mrs. E. E.
Walker and J. D. Beecroft were
the lucky card draw winners, Mr.
and. Mrs, Gershom Johnston and
Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor are
sponsoring a euchre in the school
this week. All enjoyed the social
time together,
There was no school at S.S. 9 on
Friday morning as the teacher,
Miss Barbara. Brinley of the 6th
concession. of Colborne, was stuck
in the foot -deep snow that fell
Thursday. Fallen trees left tele-
phones out of order,
Mrs, Russell Gaunt, Mrs, Wal.
lace Conn, Mrs, Dan Tiffin, Mt's.
and Mrs. l:.oss Robinson, lielgrav('.
also visited there,
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Eekcnsw'il-
ler and Miss June F.ekcnswiller of
Mount Forest. spent Sunday with
their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Frank
Hckenswilie1'.
Mrs, Millan Moore and Margaret
visited on Saturday with iter 1'a --
thee, Rev, W. .J, Watt, at Walker..
ton. Mr. Watt. was celebrating his
88th birthday.
Heather Hand, little slaughter of
Mr and Mrs, Hugh Hand, had herr
appendix removed on Saturday in
the Winghaam Hospital. She has
boon progressing favorably,
The Messengers 'of the United
C..h ,rch will collect c'opper's on
Tuesday evening in the village in
the interest of ITNICEF and the
Y.P.U, of the church will hold a
Johnston Conn, Mrs. .1, 0, Gilles- masquerade Hallowe'en social that
evening in the Sunday School
room of the church,
Mrs. Edwin Smyth entertained
pie and Mrs, Russell Ross spent
last Wednesday helping to quilt
at the home of Mrs, Frank Ross in
or
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