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tivron Presbytery
Meets in. Bayfield •
Mrs, Allan MoTaggart, Brussels,
presided et tile sixth semi-ant'ual
'meeting of Huron Presbytery Woe
man's Association in hayfield
' United Church'. The. thane Of •the
'meeting was "For none of us liv:eth
unto himself". Reve. MeLagan
of Blyth was guest .speaker, •
Morning .devotitiee .were condnet-
ed by Mrs. Lindsay Smith, MiPs
Maud .Sterling, and AV's, Harm
Helmer of :hayfield. Mrs. Penalcl
Kingsbury of Beyfield sang a solo.
Mrs, MeTaggarle PrmounCed the
London. Conference W.A. to be held
April 14 and 15, 1959, In .W.intleore'
the annual Huron Presbytery
W,A,-, next' spring in liforicrief and
the _Wed, annual • next fall in
Auburn.
Mrs. C. Higgins, Blyth,. gave a
nailer on "Visitation". Mrs. W. H'
Talmay, Goderieb, gave a- ,press re-
port. Other reports were-given to
Mrs, R. McClure, Walton; 11/Ire., M
Steepe, Clinton; Mrs, Rachel John-
ston, Varna.; Mrs, Orval Harrison
Moncrief; Mfrs. Robt. Taylor, Cite-
ton,
• Mrs. Roy Bennett, Wingham, ask
•ed Or the assistance of. the W.A-
in keeping "Story, Time" on TV
and. One dollar per men•
ber• is needed to insure this worthy
program for our children, •
Afternoon devotions were Con ,
dieted by Mrs Lee VfcConneill
Mrs. Lyall Robt, Stirling
Varna, Musical numbers were eon.
ducted by Mrs. Clare McBride -ere
,Bruce Keyes, Zurich. Mrs
Butson, president of .Pertb. Tres
bytery, brought' greetings,
Mrs. Andrews, president of Wes-
ley-Willis W,A., Clinton, thenkee
all who contributed to the •suceese
- of 'the meeting, Ninety ,eight ladies
registered,
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FELLS OF MISSION
GORRIE—A large congregation
attended the Woman's Missionary
Society Autumn Thankoffering ser-
,dee Sunday morning in the Gerrie
jnited Church.
Dr. Donald Watt, of Bella Coola,
B.C., was the guest speaker. He
spoke of his interesting experiences
.c the 22-room hospital there. The
lain industries of the Indian pop-
ulation are lumbering and fishing,
pr. Watt told of how the people
ielpecl renovate the hospital build-
by each sinele man giving a
day's pay, A11-able-bodied men in
,he 50-mile valley ,donate three
lays' labor, Then only .do they
appeal to the Mission Board for
help to buy equipment. Vella Coola
's 200 miles north of Vancouver.
the Indian children are greatly
improved since integration came
into the schools.
Members of the C.G.I.T, formed'
the.,choir for the service,
An Elephant
Never Forgets .
and neither does the fellow who has had
body rpair,work done in our shop. The
finesti i:equipment and men who are thor-
. oughli trained,,, guarintee satisfaction.
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WESTON'S TRICK OR TREAT
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BISCUIT FEATURE — MANNING'S — ASSORTED
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liORRIE !Couples Celebrate
• era and Shirley -of xixittOtt,
Watson and Hervey 'Watost-ar to
toeohnow, spofce ibriCfly.. WT
Cooper, club president, presided,.:
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EVUNIINT( TeliAMONI) APPOINTMENTS ON itiNvEKr.
;PANDA!. II11 COM111A ,
An eXeelient aloth‘al •et lakilOt
an, Adequate. intearaucei estate, tart
the, nlan With a- young fanntlY
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C#011,13,14.-- Howich Lions 'Club
held their annual ."Warmers' Night"
on Tuesday evening in the Gorrie'
community hail, when nearly 100
sat clown to the bounteous :dinner
served by the north groups .of the
United Church W.A. Lion Ken- g4.1-
.gar was in his usual good. form .
The guest _ sneaker, John Weak,
of the OAC,,Guelph, was 1.ntrocinectl
by Don MeLaeghlin., Be gave an
instructive and. humorous talk .01r .
"Landscaping'. Musical entertairtH
meet - followed by the Paul Broth-•
FRANK C. HOPPER
—Representative--
Canaclit Life
WINGHAIVI, ON ,
Thence 461, „
WM:ENTERTAIN
fARMINh MENDS'
Anniversaries .
OORRICIMr. and Um. Stewart
Strong Arranged a surprise party
At their home On Saturday :evens
ing in honor of Mr. and Mrs. E. PS.
.Strong, whoSe ..31st wedding o4,3111.i-•
versary was October 26th and el-
Se fee Mr. and Mrs, Percy Alobton,
whose 38th wedding anniversary
was October 27th. A pleasant time
was enjoyed end cards. were play-
ed.
We would join with ream,' friend!'
in best wishes and congratulations.
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Anniversary Services
GORRIE,--Rev, Russell Borsburg
of Waterloo will be guest speaker.
for the Gorrie United Church an-
niversary services on Sunday, Nei- •
vember 2nd, et 11 am. and 7,30 •
p.m. There will be epeeial music.
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• Mr. Rey D. Cooper,• .Lee Animas,
Colorado, who was here to attend
1 the funeral of hie annt, Mes, Wen-
Adants On Wednesday ,e_f last Weeit.
:1 left on, FridaY Vight, from• London
to. return to 'his borne Also ate
tending the funeral were Mrs.
Lawrence lielzdhuh. and Mrs. Su-
san Small of Elmira and Miss Wil-
rnalean Edgar of Senile,
Mr. and, Mrs, Ken Head and baby
of Sarnia attended the funeral of
Mrs. William Mama and visited
Mrs, Head's parents,• Mr, and Mrs,
Wellesley Strong,
The Rev, and Mrs. B. AttWell
and Mrs, Patience Lawrence were
in Kincardine on Friday for the
semi-annual meeting of the Huron
Diocesan. Woman's Awdliary. Mrs
Gordon Underwood, Mrs. Norman,
Wade, Mrs, Harry King and Judy
end Mrs, Fe C, Attwell were in
• Wingham on Monday evening of
last week to see the film on the
W.A. study book, "He Cares" which
aWhatsicshhoven in St, Paul's Anglican Join Our Christmas
Lay-Away Plan
Hastier
Mr. and Mrs. Earle King, Carol
and Doug, were visitors with
friends in Burlington on SuridaY•
• Mr. and Mrs, Robert Harrison
spent Sunday with Mt. and Mrs
Earle Harrison at Wingham.
A Low Down. Payment 'will holdApi,,Gift iii .our.
store for your Chijstins. sh9riping,
SEE OUR TOY MISPLAY'.— TILE
BEST SELECTION. IN YEARS
Another new collapsible whee'
chair has been purchased by the
-Red Cross for use in the commun-
ity,
Mrs, R. T. Bennett is enending e
few weeks in Rosseau, Muskoka.
A millibar from here attended the
eonfirmation service in Fordwich
on Sunday morning. Beginning
next Sunday, November 2nd, per-
vice in St. Stephen's Church will
be at 1.30 p.m. Sunday School will
follow, -
In Mrs. Wm. Adams' obituary in
last week's issue, a ,son, Harry
Adams, should have read Harvey
Adams. Mr. Robert'Graham mark-
ed his 85th, not his $6th •birthday.
We regret the errors.
The November meeting of the
Gorrie WI, will be held at the
home of Mrs. Glenn F. Johnston
on. Monday gvening (note change
of date), Notember 3. 'Mrs. Tom.
Burke of Wroxeter will show pic-
tures of her trip to Bermuda. Boll
call, "Name Your Favorite Hobhy".
Mr. and'Mrs. H. Edwards of To-
ronto spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. E. H. Strong,
Mrs. Bertha Plant returned last
week after visiting with relatives
in St. Marys and London.
Mr. and Mrs. Flem Grainger of
Jamestown were Sunday visitors
with Mr and Mrs. W. C. King,
Mrs. Cliff Elliott and' son Don-
ald Elliott of Listoyeel spent Sung
day With Mr; and Mrs, Archie Mil-
Alexander "s _ Hardware
"KEYS MAIM WHILE YOU. WAIT"
Mr, and Mrs Harry Metcalfe ant
Gladys of Pinkerton. spent Sat=
day with the IVfisses Emile ji yff
Beatrice Potter, Miss Verd,elia Met-
calfe, Guelph, was a recent visite
at the same home. • Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Cathers of
Wroxeter visited with Mr. and Mrs
Bruce Bennett on Sunday,
Mr, and Mrs, Alex Petrie and
Mrs, Agnes Hooper spent Sendav
with Mr and Mrs. Stanley Elliott,
Listowel,
Mrs. H. Feagan and daughters of
Wingham, Mrs. G. Smith of God-
erich and Mr, and Mrs. Roy Gowdy
were Sunday visitors at the hove
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gowdv. It
was the occasion of Barbara Fae-
gan's seventh birthday, •
Mr. •and Mrs. Harry Watson of
Bloomingdale were Sunday guests
of Mr, and Mrs, Lyle Watson.
'Mr, and Mrs. Ambrose O'Conner •
and Gwen of Oakville spent the
week-end at the home of Mr, Chas,
Finlay.
Mr,' and Mrs. Thos Edgar and
Faye of St. Thomas called on
friends .on Friday.
Mr. Warren -Collings spent the
weekend in Tilbury.
Mrs. Olive Shera spent the week-
end with friends in Wroxeter.
eeeeerere.e.le-e- ••'re:eseelelereree..ererei.,;'eees •
aa0LAUSBOir WINNletie-e/Wary
.who was awarded the
,Vinghttee Lions elute Scholarship
or attaining the highest marks in.
he, high, school last year.—A4
photo.
MILK PRODUCERS
Mr; and Mrs: leek Blythe and
family . of .Weston Were week-end
-visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ken,
Mr. and Mrs,' James Hutchison
and family' of Stroud were week-
end visitors with Mr...and Mrs. Wil-
mer- Nuhn,
BOLD BANQUET
GORRIE—Fordwich Local Con-
centrated Milk Producers., held
their annual turkey banquet on
Friday evening in the Goerie com-
munity hall with tan attendance of
200. Gorrid Women's Institute and
their, helpers catered. Marshal!.
Airrristreng,, president, was ,maseeel
of ceremonies. C I •
,The guest speaker was Everett .
Biggs, Brampton, dairy commis ,
stoner for' the province of Ontario.
who spoke on "The Dairy Indus-
try". He was introduced by Chas.
Milton, secretary-treasurer- of the
provincial hoard.
Bill Tilden, Haeriston, president
of the provincial board, Ken Carry.
check tester for this.. district and
Vaughn Douglas of CKNX spoke
briefly.
Bill Tilden' presided, for the elec-
tion of officers which resulted as
follows; Pros,,, Marshall Armstrong;
vice-pros., Sack Connell; sec.-
teeas., Robert Gibson; directors
Harold Perry, Oscar Bartman,
Murray' Rea, Lloyd Jacques and
Glenn Wallece.
Willis orchestra furnished the
music for a short dance to con-
clude „the evening.
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A--Dresser, Bookcasre Bed. Chiffonier,
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ser, Bookcase Bed, Chiffonier, Bed- .r-L1'
spring, Springfilled Mattress, 2
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Lamps, SPECIAL • .
C--Better Grade "Kroehler" 3-piece ii-
Bedropm Suites Including Double
Dresser (plate glass) Bookcase
,Bed and' Chiffonier $249.00
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Stewart-Kelly Vows
Heard at Harriston
St. Thomas' Roman Catholic
Church, Harriston, was the setting
on Saturday, October 18, for the
wedding of Patricia Agnes Kelly to
Mr James Edward Stewart.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Austin Kelly, R.R. 1,
Harriston, and the bridegroom is a
son of Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Stew-
art of R.R. 1, Gorrie.
Rev, R. A. Jordan of Drayton
officiated in a setting of white ned
pink mums. -Mrs, William Hale
was organist and Mrs. Greg Iel1y
an aunt of the bride, was soloist.
The bride wore a, long white
gown of lace and net over satin
taffeta. The shoulder-length veil
was caught to a 'white Metallic
'headdress, She carried a white
prayer book from which hung
str#,%rners of red sweetheart roses,
Miss Rita M. Kelly, the bride's
sister, was maid of honor. She
wore a dress of pink nylon chif-
fon over taffeta, and a pink fea-
thered headdress and Carried white
and yellow carnations,
Bridesmaid was Miss Grace Ste-
wart, a sister of the bridegroom, in
a dress of blue nylon chiffon over
taffeta, with blue feathered head-
dress. She carried white and yel-
low carnations,
Miss Marion Hudson, the bride-
groom's niece, wee flower girl
Shwas dressed in blue nylon net
over taffeta, With blue headdress
end carried a bouquet of white and
yellow carnations.
Best man was Roy Stewart, the
bridegroom's brother, 'Ushers were
Eugene Kelly and Carl Stewart.
At a recention, Which followed at
the home Of the bride's parents,
Mrs. Kelly received in a navy faille
dress with pink accessories, She
had a corsage of pink and white
carnations.
The bridegroom's Mother wore
figured crepe with black accessor-
ies and a corsage of pink and white
carnations,
The bride's going-away costume
Was a turquoise jersey woof dress
With black tteeefeeeriet Mid a cor-
sage of white baby itronag.:
After a wedding trip t6 'Niagara
Palls and southern POWs,_ the
couple will live at Pordwioh.
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Choke 5-piece $59.00. CHROME SUITES , .
VARIOUS SUITES toSi/ 011
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ki 2 piece SUITE (Sofa-by- $ i 90.00
I day, Bed-by-Night), now GO
2 pc. CHESTERFIELD SUITE, air-
.: oarn Cushions, Choice $159.00
f Cojour, Only . . ,
P1- 5 pc. `Kroehler' CHESTERFIELD
Group includes 2 piece Chesterfield'
Suite, Footstool, $199.00
ILI 2 Cushions, Sale Price
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GOLD BELL BLEACHED 15-0Z RAISINS
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SMORED PICNICS Trade-ins Accepted
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POTATOES 99e
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