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15. WINI
THE
iST Ti
ER
-for repairs, niaintenarsto,
roneeation and genoi"ral
glean -.up work around your
hum or Plate ef IsOgineti?'
•
In the winter men and materials.are.. morg
readily available, and .small robs. get better
st ention or
can be more econot
teal dur-
ing the coldwether lull."' ThrS ,appries
:art= .. tog,.�
p tc tarty butldr g and rel7ovMtiGt aob.c
,HOME IMPROVEMENTS
CAN BE FINANCED
..: L
. by..I-tome Innprav eanent oais surider
the 2�Tationat Honsmg Act, available„
through your bank... up to $4,O0 -
• and up to 10, years to ,repay..
ARMERs
�-=inquir=e about, • Farm . T il00#4irne!lt
• Loans backed by the- ¢"ovetrinutnt and'
ivailable,throu h•• �Your' bank a 'k ... u
g P
to $5,000"artd:up to•i years to repay. ,,
os
tan ! d i and E e, .. a tr .int
P laei�i.y arse f n� at h §a>7i r help
your 'community to increase employnieft:'this
winter,
CALL YOUR
NATiONAL. EMPLOYMENT OFF CE
_
FOR ADVICE AND'`ASSISTANCE,' '.
issued b .a"t o
Z! utlyinvf,
the Minsiet bfLalotir,Gid11ad4.,
:4034.
-
•anada Pacers
Expands :At' Id arristQn
Canada, Paoliers, Harriston. have
completed plaits: for another ex•
tension to 'their plant for the in.,
etallation of a spray rnttic dryer
box. 'The eondelrser Used On lee
cream Will be .Used for condensing
for Spray drying, thus •cutting the
additional capital investment for
spray drying :to One Mali`,
ti
Milk Purchased .r asedfrom' local farm
ars: can then he :manufactured, into
spray powder, In addition to roller
poWd
er butter, arid ice, cream,n
which broadens their Marret9 .-for
r
milk products,
The e ur p l chase of this dryer; along
with -a OW
separator and boiiet
purchased earlier this year, means
that its the 1 1 e
ant Will be T.
p 1 ah to
handle three tithes as much mint
per day and at. the Settle time re;,
dtiee the operating costs,
'the spray dryer will, be ready
for operation. in early February,
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T ;I G :.,. E
TWO v I. A c TRc T
CiOSED N� �CVA
LE
The regn1ar monthly meetingii
$ of
Ttrnberry•Council was held in the
continunity hall, Blueval'e, ort Mon-
day, Nov, 3rd at 1.30 p,m, with all
members present, the reeve W.
Jack .Willits, in the .chair., The
minutes of the last regular meeting
Were read " and adopted ;on motion
by Herb 1 ort n- x' Jvi a �` i
sh
,II o Ale c av
`Communications were received
and read from the following: Hays
and Prest; Barristers .0 Solicitors,
Godericlt,; .N, D. Neilans, district
rtruhicipal engineer; "Canadian Pa-
ciffc ,Railway Co,; C. V. Pickard;
town clerk, Exeter; J, V. Ludgate,
municipal engineer; -Mrs, Wm, ',
Peacock, Bjuevale W.I.; Robert
Stone, Atwood; J MA G. Berry,
clerk treasurer, Huron County.
Foxton-Appleby Y Y -law leb , •-- That B y
No. 12-5S be given a third reading
and finally passed, Signed by the
reeve and clerk and the seal of the
corporation attached thereto.
Mtilvey-Foxton—That the reeve
and; clerk be authorized to sign all
necessary arY pa
ers in. connection
with" ::the closing of .Tames and
George Streets In Bluevale.
ApplebyLMulvey—That we r do
concur with the resolution sent by
thetown of to - Exe r.
Mulvey-MaeTavish--•Than we ad-
vertise for tenders for the con-
• struction of the Baird drain,
'tenders to be in the hands of the
clerk by November 1Mh at 12 p.m:.
FoXton Mulvey- That' they gen-
eral. and road accounts be passed
and paid as presented.' •
General Accounts,
'Alla McGill, o ,
n cG , fox bounty, •$1.00
Workmen's Compensation .Board,.
$04,64;" Geo: Greenaway Binevale
dump, $10.00; J lin V. 1 ischer, pt
lar �' e
salary, $ $ pQ, • L. R. Greenaway,
sidewalk in:�Blueyale,• ,$51.7.50;- Joe{
T{err, •eertifled cheque returned,
$300.00.
Pa,Y Roll •
John Ward, $20.25; Bruce Mont
goinery," $44,48; ' Geo. Galloway,
$262,10; Wm. Mundell, $239,20.
"toad Account's
Harvey Behrens, rent of back-
hoe, $96.00; Supertest Pet, Corp.
Ltd., grease and gas, $92.80; Bel]
Telephone Co., relocating poles,
$24.88; Teeswater News, gravel
tickets, • :$g.80; Chas. Hodgins,
leather for jack $2.25; Armco
Drainage Metal Products; oulverts,
$247:00;" 'J. 11 _Adams Co., grader
repairs, $73.86; McArthur Tire
Service, tire, $58.15; Crofters Ltd..
bulldozer repairs, $1,092,01; B. H.
Moffat, tools, $3.49; . Br. American
011- Co., grease, ;$7.44; • Joe Kerr,
gravel. $741.07;, State It'.arm Mutual,
grader insurance, :$62.09,
Paxton-MacT,avish That we do
now adjourn to meet on December
15th at 10 a.m,
If yo=ur granaries are abul in'',
And that s a sucker
ke r bet, .
For
the.cro " has been a good one
And it's cost you lots of•sw.eat:
Then you're•lookin' for a market`'
For your oats, your corn and :'wheat
And you wanna make a dollar:'
Cause the kids' they gotta' eat
Then take it from a feller
Whcs has been around awhile
You can walk it off to market
And you'll wear a broader.smile.
k Or .the, best duras way to Cash it,
But don't leave 'til 'too late,
is to mix it, 'then to feed it
With a SHUR-GAIN Concentrate.
'There's,you answer and your' Market
.For the grain you've got at home
,Forthe detailed- SHUR-GAIN program
You'""ve only got to phone.
You needn',t ponder longer'
As you view those brimmin' bins
Choose yOur SHUR-GAIN feeding ro rain
BALANCED FEEDING ALWAYS WINS.
If you're bringin' in your feeders
There's shipping fever risk
SHUR-GAIN Cattle Booster Sweetened!
And they go on feed right, brisk.
nada Packers Ltd.
ONTARIO
John V. Fia her; W. Jack WHIRS,
Clerk, Reeve,'
CONSERVATION TOPIC
ATBODMIN FORUM'-
BELGRAVE.,..Mr, and Mrd, -Ted
tele Weleomeil the members of the
Bodmin Patin 'l+`oruin group to
,their /Mine on Monday tinning
when there was earl attendance of
seven adults and fiVe children,
The tepid for dieCuseion • Was
"Conser'v'ation, or prise", Conserva-
tion. measures being practiced -bete
are grass land farming better fer-
tilization, 'proper •rotatiort of crops
end ntourlowiii , This g roup is
p g
willing to have a soil conservation
prepared for their farms to help
the'hr operate -It More plofltably and
that the goverirnieht should sub,
Wise or else nrialfe Credit ava l -
able for censervation on a; long
tittle loan at low interest rates,
The Pat'unt :registration cards
Were filled. out, Progressive euchre
Was lab -wed wvi.th high prizes being
Wali hit 14trt, Statrley Cools' And
'Richard P teeter. Consalatlott prltei
'Went for Mrs, Clarence Yuill and
Mrs, Cora': McOiil, Lunth. of
SaridWichea, pie and tea Wag Served.
The neict Meettti'g Will be held rat
the home of Mr, Lind Mre, Stanley
Goole,
Moly 'ul:litrik:t tntiter 44 the Mal-
pequs Bay neck eilintrior'aid'e,
each Slimmer to eeo'the snot. Where
the w,orldys ,iron Havered eyeters,,
Malpegii6 oyetere; edible front„ •,
FUN FMR RAISES
FUNDS fOR DISTRICT
"WHITKOHURCR•-Otte hu pdred
and forty ladles trim South, :Bruce
Institutes registered in th'e men,):ol`*
ia1 hall here on Tuesday :afternoon
last: for the Fun Fair meetitlg, to
raise funds for the d:istrlet meet -
4,1g.. Over
eek-
Ing,•Over 436 was received,
The. president, Mrs: [ , *Alston,
presided, Mrs, Russell Ross, presi-
dent .ot the local Institute Welcomed
therg
nut+ .and presented Lire Kev
of the Town" to the ehalr•lady, for
th, oe • r
e 1 o that f o d
� p gram o1i. rve ,,.
Mrs. Houston called of iter "three
viee.,preeklents, Mrs. Vieter Rimer,
son- Mrs. Hewitt and Mrs. Gemmel,
"to eac'li conduct part of the- lit'o-
gratn,
Tittle Sandrka Mooree' We ' a
splendid demonstration of the art
of using the jiillo hoop; Mrs t•tirriP-
•he'll, of Lurgan, a piano -solo; Mrs„
Phillip Stewart; Liickn4W', 4 de-
monstration • how a ,
ra of 1 w to iron linen
n
table .cloth correctly= -. Mrs, Jas.
of Rei 1 s rn r
Nesbitt, f � 9 gave,. r Q e ,, g e. a
violin selection, and Mrs.. •Houston+
led in the Singing of • several'
nursery rhytne §ongs S
ptot
t
Carruthers gave a humorous read-
ing, "In the Good Old Days: Wirer
Hens Were Hens"; Mrs:, Peter ,d.r.,,
kelt. of Teeswater, pia y ed ,a piano
301o, and Mrs. Henry, of -"Kin.car-
dine, gave a reading titin caused
great merriment, "The
' Vvio.
ShoW", Mrs: Eckmier and lvfrs;'
Stewart, of Reld's Cornets, Sano;
"Whispering Hope". • ' • •
r Mrs: Webster, of Tiverton, gayer
an interesting 4ra deinonstr tia. "on
flower . arrangement, tarinp i
uta
consideration; cutting of -flowers,
solder b alt 'rosin " .an co
„holders. s. ha g d d tor„
schemes of rooms, odours of
ers, positionand proportion', flaonwd
'presence of, buds, height' of contain-
er, balance, erowain'g, 'green filling
and varieties for itse, Lila ancit'•
Catherine Hewitt, of Bervi!e.',-• playett.
ap ian"0d
' 'duet, "
Mrs. Jack McLean gave a read;''
ing, •"My First Ball Ganie"; Mrs;
Jo nt and 1VLrs. StewartT.,uokno"t',
y , „
song, "Tile Voice of -the Beautiful
Bells", and krs. Mulvey, of. Bei=
More, gave.a reading,: Three" little,
r g gr
girls, • Helen 14leheod,' Brenda aril.:
Karen
'Griffith;. dented. -the •H'ig• h?'
.:
land Piing and the Fisherman's,
Hornpipe..;.: Mrs. Clifford ' Rpulster
had charge of the motto,, •"HoW
to. keep a• husband= -.-or the, perfect
wife".' Mrs. ' ISuncan Keith, of
_e.S a pr
�` e w t , , gave; `, an tnterestin'ppr.���
3F. .. ....4.F
paper, on historical work' in BOO:
County. Mrs. Gtiest' of :Kincardine,
Teased • all •with• lively Y accordion
selections. . Mrs, - Dave Eadie, of
Turnherry,, • gave•• a' paper, • ^ "Wo;
Man's Place in ' the „Home",' and
Mrs. Claris,. of Tiverton, gave. sev-
er4al' rousing month organ'- selec-
tion's, -•
The following „Institutes •Were
represented at the* '.I�'un hair: Bel -
more, Bervie, Holyrood, Kari -Shea,;
Kincardine (seniors and juniors),
Luckno' (31),• Paramount, .Reid's
Corners, Ripley' Senior's, Tee's -Water;
(22), ,Tiverton, Purple, Grove, Sil-
ver Lake, and Whitechurch (19).•
A notice from the -North Bruce and
London Institutes for the :Members
to ask their.Membet of Parliament
to -work in Parliament to, have the
period of daylight • saving "time;
'shortened, With the ylew to, abolish
ing it altogether,, waft" read; and
after disctissibit the ladies decided
that, the president of - the district
should interview the .county cutin
ell at their gathering re the desire
of the Institute members in Bruce'I,
MI this subject, '
Mrs. Eldred Reid was appointed',
to represent the South Bruce In
stitute District at the Meeting this':'=
Week, .of the l?'ederation of Agricul-
tore in Toronto. - " -
Lthich, eontrihttted by ladies from.
alt groups, Was served by the Ideal
group; assisted by one lady ap.
pointed from each visiting grotty.
Cooking Meddlers
Study .Wheat' Kernel
T3EI.GritAltli ; — At the regular
meeting of the 4-H Chtb project
"The Cereal Shelf" On Saturday
evening et the home of Mks. Her."
soil' trtvktt the girt nettled their,
elub ''Bel'grave Cooking Meddlers'..-
The meeting, opened with the 4,H`
pledge, 'Mrs, Clifford purdon, es -1,
sistant leader, explained the strtic-,
tore. of the wheat kernel and de-`
monsttated how to make grahani
muffins, While thele Warta baking,'
the leader; Mrs. Irwin, tread the
etoty of "Betty brown." and Her
Hiving And Cooking Is':roblenas'
ttlhdh of cookies and hot'mtiffInS'
=wore served, the neat meting will
hs hold ae the hurtle of tiffs, Gli(.
ford Pi/radii on ><toi'eiTher 15, and
the" tell eon will be answered With
"One rill. for Attiring totems'',
lilt f'laherinelt and 49' daaters'
alike i"e�iel :hi the goad trout fish.
ing to bg had in ]three Sid"ward
I:rtendrei ndla, broi,1t Mrid
strelinitia • , •. •. • , • :)
.akin ' Belies Ptah
To Visit Mill
BBL,MQRE —1%e Belmore Bak-
ing Bei1Qs held their second 'meet-
ing last week at the Reiffer. home.
Following the 441 pledge, the roll.
was .answered with, ''Qt day from
my record, of cereals eaten.'', The
ro11 call for the creat meeting will
be a rule for storing Cereals, It
will be held an neeember 1st, in
r ,
,Balm..aa,
. It was deei4ed that the olub
Would journey to Myth .on Western.,
r 2tv
e to,sit t o
b 1 h.i e Mi.
the H *sort it
The topis under discussion at
tho meeting wer . (1) A grain
et
wheat and What it contains, such
ag istarch,
atiireirale, :i itarriies, pro-
tein e an f, The girls were told
In
hae •
w. t parti',,thfl grain ig. ..earl ng
Whole'tOregji fitliy •refined ,cereal,
partly refined cereal. (2) A Trip
• to Town with Bett , Brown, ands
during" this topic the 'leaders ex-
plained how to cheek supplies and'
purchase acedrdiit ` to the :410 of
,the family. (3)" Argiind the Clock
With' ,:Cereals ,informed , the girls
0
'ha' er.a t :' eat':f` each',
f what G. e' is R, or ea ,_
mens',• (4) Ways to:store.:cereals.
s tt,.,..
Rth fordo .o
i r n ho Pa -
�•1!'i t 1
4.
f d
ers; denjonstrated,-' the "Malting of,
ing
cereals: als• wee Cfr oegid
Thegraham m1(ffin5, The bity...
home assignntetits ere given,
'7' Th'e''N.orth•'•Diviaroii:, of thi Bel-
more ho1remaking club njet'at the
jgaine'rhonie•iis yell,:
.p ,
Wile .Haskins, w was", in 'charge;- of,
'their' Meeting., This gronp-;had' _pre-
viously chosen the+name :Benno -re
Cereal Cuties" for rails project
Mrs Renwick gave a demonstra-
tion' on roalring. whole''*hea&;nof-
fins,• which''were• later samples,
Mrs, Par din uric "led'. a diSrusnion'
"trued' Pattern. for' I1e:4thTii
Cereal' Cutiesfollowed sitnii'a' dis
l'
ensslon, as :the Baking Relies .and
• following the .Fiteeting, both,', groups.
gathered in the.liying,,rootn where
Mrs,; :Keiffer,:: Marjorie and Georg.
in e e lunch :' tiirle i
a s ry d S y B morons
thanked the hostesses:" and. ;Mrs;
Keiffer made:•a g'racioiis reply..
HIR
RO S -=Tri . Winghani Hospital., ori
• Tuesday,'• Novemirer4" to:,Mr; and
•Mrs, • Aoriald Ross ;` of ,Kinloss, ` a
son:
Mrs.' Ross •and• her little
,sonWere' able`to' return, home'on
Sunday (from the hospital,•' ,
sf Mrs' alt' . Elho1 " d
lt'Lr. a d . ,VV er 1 tt an
children •visited ort_. Sunday., with
her -'sister, Mrs Ronald Periett and
Mr. Perrott,-tri Gaderieh•
Mr:,,and :Mrs Ezra. Scholtz, Mr;
James' Martin,, •arid 74Lrs .: Chas,>.
Martin, speitt.Sunday, with :14fs,• acid
Mr, :•Cameron Si mons , andMr,
s m
and Mrs Clayton Scholtz of- Lon
dolt, ` •
Mr �-- d Mrs. Gordon�Wriht`'of
,,.att g
Clifford •visited on..Sunday" at the
• hortte': of their dadghter, 'Mrs. Sid-
ney Thompson
Mrs. Leslie •Ritchie- of .Ashfield,
and 'Mr, and ,Mrs. Russell.. Ritchie
of 'Langside, visited oh ••Sairday
with the: fornrer's : =husband,: who
has'been a patient in 'Victoria, Hos.
pital, London `;for tkip past''week; %
A. reception`is, being held this
Friday evening in the Meinerial
Ball ?here forl4ir..and Mrs. •Gordon
I+'isiier,
newlyweds.
-Mr. and Mrs, Ross Thompson and
fahtiiy of .Filsonftuirg., Mr,, and.MrS.
Jos.• Thompson of . Goderich, and
Mr, and Mrs. Phillian -and children
Of'. Hamilton;) visited on,'' Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, Calvin".Ltobilisori,
Mr; Harold. Currie, who ..was a
patient in •Westminster I•Iospite],
London, for the- past three:Weeks,
was able to return �hbine on Wed.
nesday last. "
Quite a number ,of •the United
Church congregation' here, attend=
ed' the antiiVersttry seri+iees• et
131tieVaic on ;Sunday., The terviee
here was withdrawal, • • . - •
Mr, and Mrs. I•Iarley Canitibell of
Toronto spent the week+end With
Mrs. George 'kcOlenaghan and
Miss 'Mildred. • • '
The folks 6f the lt.tu'gside, dis'
trict attended •a reception; held i0
the hall there on •Saturday even.
ing, if[ hatlliiir of the leWlyweds,
Mr, and MO, 0Iarettee Crowstoh.
Tiffth's •orchestra .provided Inhale
for dent:big . • `
Mi', bawsoh 'Craig Was able to
return ,honie On Friday, 'after
spending rix weeks in Wingham
Hospital, following a heart seizure,
,Y4lirs.:IPatricia Coulter and MISS
Suzanne Reynolds receivedtheie.
certificates at. the morning service
in elle Presbyterian Church here,
for repeating the- Primary Cate.
ehlsrit, , F''iftee i ineirdiers" oi' • th'ta
affirm started. but in 011ie. on
Sithday ta visit the people its their
homes: to' get them interested ire.
the work of the church, and to
invite 'thein to' attend' the cervices•,
Mr. and Mrs, George Wtrikef'
visited ori •s'unday with her` 'lei r'ents,
1i0, tilt Milt, .Wm. Htrmpbrosf of
fit, trretens,. Whir, eft tihdto cele.
prated their Beth wedding days,
Mr
ni0 Mr Arthur Met a,tht r Mtla"e i ity
r
Ohl tilt SUMO at the htithek nt Mr,;
*hi Met" Stanley Meiore, and M.
and
y�,�ya�Me Walter lain At 'Wood.
j
Mir, Robt, •Glbs+ttin and Mian Matt.
VAtYINfl1ICK •CHURON.
ENJOYS FELLOWSHIP
�V>iTI'i'ECIEIUI CH Caivin.13rieic
Chujreh relics held their aitnrl.at"oati
gregat9nai supper ,..nn Mandan
evening• in the S,S,• room of Bal.
grave united -Church with ,nearly
100 present for_ a planned supper.
Rev, K. Krug presided for the
program' that followed, Several
children had reoitatlgns and the
.tinier. boys and a. quartette of .girls
$a is
ng s ever ai choruses, Hugh and'
Ronald' Mcfnt:ney played a piano
d rs
tier, M ., I•Iat•old Currie gave a
whistling song,
Mrs. .Gordon M c
Burney gave. two readings and Mr,
and Mr, , s Meg Robertson .teen presented
a humorous licit "The Rummage
; Sale".
-Mr. Lawreeee.Teylo r was MO ba
a C13C Panel (Calvin - 73ricit
Church)'he, pirnei, Mt s; Chas,.
Shiiili,. Magori thinner.; Claire'
Chamney,az d1tnnald :Veultes:were,
given thr+~etf pl nYtteS,�tP gnegs.,. the
'n ec s l�ri 1c
b s � ar' t
i t t t P S M gate s
t
visit to Canada,. +The t>r:S. nalToou
;,that cdine.,udoWn- 1h Y etlneth`a
iti'1'
son's field', 'The''13elgrtivc,,Trip
lets", "7'he ,p1SeSentatiOn.,tri Rociret;
Richard" 1'irein:•,Dow�_ga'ria `a;.`write'°
,up on the'"coiigTegation's work this
ar, a 1 i ii=l rt l " r"
ye t Ca v c c Chu ch
Mr; -Krug entertained the e) ildi'eti.
'in „the attditor',ium•' of `the e)iureh,•
with interesting.!,1 e
l
s ld s, while.. Hili
grown u,ps krwashed; dishes: •anti
'"straiglrtehed:Y tap:-the•..Sunday'schooll
•
orie Currie'.9f TQront6"'spent t19
week -end - with' Mrs: •Gibson• and:
with the latterirtiither, Mrs...R. 3,
Currie, Mr, Gihson' hes' had`. the
well -drillers ':dr`illin'g:'at their `}Lew"
house in Turnberry,f;:south of 'the,:
bridge, -'
Pte. Clare ee `Cateran ,Who has
been •station;ed for tithe pastyear at -
Calgary, 5p" t' a, • few • days last
week with'hfSxtikele'ar;d,atnt, Mr
and Mrs '141;a`snn `e Robinson:• 'Pte.:,
Cattieron, •.now stationed • at Mea-,
ford, returned,'here 'to" visit on.
Sunday, •
-
Mr, and Mrs ; Harold /. Walker'•
visited . on •Slni y • with ' Mr, 'and,
Mrs. Howard ',Snell of Clinton.,
Mrs" - RRobt '112'acLettn,, I4i'S Jack
Pennington and Bonnie " and 14frs
Donald MacLean :G1ehn. and :Ken
neth all of :Brussels, ' Visited' on
Wednesday witli'•M•r ,and-1Kics.•Wm
Irwin; Mr. and ":Mrs. frank , Al
cock, of: Brussels 'visited _'thereon
Sunday.
Mr.,. Clarence- Cha,nttie,Y
- ieceiv ed.:
Word on •Sunday that' his "sister,
Mrs. G, A; :McLaughlin, bad. fallen
-down the cellar 'steps at her, borne'
and broken ''the big :'bone in .herl-Wedding, at 1iam '• on- Sdtu'rday,•
ankle, and was a patient ;n a
Detroit 'hospital, •
Mrs, Norman Coultas has been a
patient in Wingham Hospital over
the week -end.
Mr, and Mrs, Nereid. Currie
ylslted en i 'undo' with Mir,
and Mrs, >Et'enneth #'ettaplaee of
Teesw.4ter;
Mr, an Mrs. F3, H, :Croskerth.
were ;ire Toronto' :on Saturday,
where they .attended •the funeral
of the late Hediey Porter at Park
lawn Cemetery, They '.also 'visited
with Mr, Groskorth's father, .Mr.
J, C. Crasl orth at Milliken, andd
with his mother, a patient In Sear -
u; t
or h Hos :. ,
b n �... ROAM -tat, •
tlL,it . e(Alan Roger Walker, twii,
year-old son .of - Mr, .and" Mrs.
lie r b.r
ilf . of W Wa .:i
W ted, 'UV's},l r, a n ; ar
Who has heen a patient', in- St;.
Io.eph's Hospital,: London, -for the
pest three. weeks foliow,in.g an
operation on ;bis left ear -for, r as-
toid,- was tnble. to return. hiimc on.
T,+, idaX
Mt. 'era: Mr5'_:F ar"c''• ;14'
*,hof.
Guelph isiteci, nn Sttn{l"a i th Mi"
M
n r r '
Mt 5 Geo a yV i r
and g ale �r
• .t•
Mr P o
apd Mrs ,"=;;oil rr P1Srd n ;1,1 »d
141'1 'and tMrs;' Wm °P'yrd4n h.an9,
Utile Carey, vis(ted ,'o Si'riu ay'
With MK and •Mrs Wl yd 13ptjt:.-tit':
BrlWood.-'` x
'anis Mrs. Howard ii¢irney,
at di',',Taelc and'. MisS,'i`'Nort}ta-0�:ol'
�VSCalkerlon visited : pas"; Sat11r ity'
tkritit ' the' a a» nt,'Mrs.'Alfied .Mc;
:freight, •
Mrs..'Jas.. pal,cOnet, who visited
last, week: et the • home 'of r fter son,
oitag• I'alroner, returnee: hhmo'on
,Sunday Mrs; Chas, I"al,coner,='whd
has • been a:' patient .inTM Victoritl .
LIospital, ,London, was=`al le to,' -re=
turn'to.her Ionia on Sunday` '
Miss• • Pltylhs...Smit1R;'.: nurseiln!
training. art st.'< Marys,.;"Hospital,;
Kitchener„...-., spent the •• *rets end
with'' ,her"? parepts ,Mr.•: ands. Mrs;.
WM, Smith of "Lrtngsidle' and visited'
With her sister;'Mie; Wnr Purdon;,
• Mr and Mrs;.•.Tohn' Forsyth
;of
London Visited 'on Sattlrilay,:,atr:th;
hon.e • Of
ih r '•uric , Mr .:Jahn',
McGee +
Mr. .J..,Z,candcr,Good��of,.Marrxoch
;recently, • sold his •'• acre
. f armi,to' Mr Thos H Field of
,Brydges,,:who '4 gets possession; in`
;February," Mr:' -`and,' Mrs : ,Good
h✓lve ° purchased';; two: liotnes•y' in
Winghem the°Fry hom''e, snit this
hme of tlterlate:Mr' 141aitdr Dodd,••"
hoth on Shute.;"St ,They expect
o
tp move.fo the,Fry home bt F`eh`
ruary a,
.•. x _4, rs Jo n _ C'arrutiier5
•ar id famiJ5�fi of West'Lorne apd 3rtrs: '
,rutin Carrgthers 'of Luoltnow ,visit
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C'•or' F
_,�e ge t'sher " ,;:: Mr and 7VIrs
Fishbr :a %d Kallilden •,; and . Mary,
attended: the ]Vtnrray °-N_ Carruthers•
held in: vversida Catholic
Church, with Miss Xath:leert .as
Pololat, andMiss
Mary playing the
wedding music. 'They also attend '
ed the reception, 'held in the Legion
Hall. Luekngw on Saturday night,
where Carruthers orchestra pro-
vided music for dancing:,
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