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1959—Ford V8 Fairlane Sedan
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Used Units —
1956—Ford Sedan •
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1956—Plymouth Sedan
Two tone Blue, this car has to he Heen to be appreciated.
1955 Dodge Coach
Exceptionally good mechanical shape,
1953 Ford V8 Custom Coach
Dark Blue in color, very clean.
1952—CIVIC V2-ton Pick-Up
Complete with stock racks.
1951—Mercury 5-ton, T95-inch wheelbase
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Good tires; mechanically 01&
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iFinger Amputated
Following Adcident
GORRIE---Jake Greydanus of
Gowanstown had the middle finger
of his left hand partially severed
and his hand injured Monday
while working with a Sower saw
at the home of his- wife's father
Albert Donkersgoed, con. 4, How,.
lek.
Dr. Fordo, Fordwich, was 'called
' and he was taken to the Listowel
Hospital where the finger was
P. amputated on Wednesday.
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OORRIE
r. and Mrs. Lloyd. Mallett, TOT-.
iotdale, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Ma's. Wilmer Ntain,
Mr. -Gerald Brown, visited on
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd
Windrum of Peterborough, Philip
and Rieke: returned home After
spending' r couple of weeks, with
their grand,parents,
Dr. A, Stnrztbof is Dr, Q. A. Van.,
assistant at Palmerston and
Gorrie offices,
. Mr. and Mrs, Charles loch
ed Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Don-
ald Byers of Irordwich.
Santa Visited the
Winghatti•Hospital
When in town on Saturday.
afternoon' Santa made a sPeeiak
visit to the Wingham General;
Hospital to bring cheer to the
patients.'.
The accompanying photos show
'the old gentleman as he visited tbe
-hospital. nursery-. . '
.111 the top photo little Valari$.
Errington, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs.- Ross Errington, Lucknow, has
a 'look of Wonderment—but after
all this is her first experience with
St. Nick—another: year and
be similes, In the centre, Douglas
Reinhart, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George ,I. Reinhart, of Teeswater
accepts a bag of candy. Douglas.
suffered a broken leg last week.
In the lower photo little Paddy
isn't too sure about the whole
thing, even though a bag of candy
is in store for him_
GORRIE
Mrs. Tarries Moffat, Sr., Ramore
Mr. and Mrs. George Oakley, Bur-
lington; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jos-
ling of Goderich were recent
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. .Cam-
eron Edgar.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Spiers
end family of Elmira, Miss Eleanor
Spier, Toronto tvisited Sunday at
the home of, Mr. Edward McCal-
lum.
Mrs. Margaret Bowes, Miss Pearl
Bowes and Mr, Harrison Bowes of
Gait; also Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Warrick, Brussels Were Sunday
guests of Mr, and Mrs. Alexander
Petrie.
Mr, and Mrs, Roy Gowdy, Mr.
and Mrs, Harry Gowdy, Mr. nose
Earl, Miss Marilyn Earl, Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Earl, Ethel; Mr. and
Mrs, Arnold Halliday, Winghein
were supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs, W. A. Cathers, Wroxeter on
Friday.
,Mr, and Mrs. Harry Zimmerman,
who were
at
married were
honored at a shower in the con
munity hall on Friday, evening,
wheri a large crowd was Present,
They were presented with a wash.'
ing machine, Miss Frances Coul-
ter read an address and Bob
Hustle and Wayne King made the
presentation. Felker's orchestra
furnished music for dancing,
Miss Yvonne Sparling spent the
week-end with Miss Nancy Derby
of Hanover.
Mr, and Mrs. Ross Turvey, nee
Mary Helen Kerr, Linda and John
of Bluevale were recent visitors
with Mr. and Mrs, Robert Dane,
Miss Irene Holmes returned to
Toronto on Tuesday after spending
the' past month with. her brother,
Mrs, H. V. Holmes, •
Work on the new' asbestos roof
oh the south half of the United
Church was completed on Wednes-
day.
Miss Wanda Snarling has had
the caSt reknoved from le
which Was broken in July.
Miss. Beatrice. Wade, VordVileh,
Mr. •and Mrs, Fred Coulter and Mr,
and Mrs, NorMan Wade attended
the fitherat service On Sathrday irk
Palmerston for Mr„ William Hilt
bP Moorefield,
Mr. arid Mrs, Jack .Shiells,
hard, Mktg Bea", Zhntriernittri,
Bap tism ,Service •
GORRIE—On Sunday morning in
the Gorrie United ChurCh six in-
fants were received into, the church
by baptism with Rev,. J. E. Clarke
officiating, .
Kirk Wayne, Son of Mr. and Mrs:
Robert Wood; Donald Wayne, son
of 'Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hastie;
Bonnie Marie, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. `Williana Behrns; Timothy
George, son of. Mr, and Mrs., Wil-
liam Thornton; Diane. Mary daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edgar
and Karen Diane, daughter of Mr,
arid Mrs. Lorne Mann_were the
children baptized.
Receives ; Injuries,
In Car Accident
GORRIE—Peter Harrison of
Harriston, suffered a compound
fracture of the leg aboVe the knee
on Saturday night when his car
left the road, just east of the
village on Highway 87. He was
taken 'to the Guelph Hospital,
ton, and Bill Ziin,meririan, Hespeler,
spent Sunday with 'Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Zimmerman and visited Mrs,
Tessie Zimmerman, who is a, pa-
tient in the 'Palmerston Hospital.
Alexander Hamilton was able to
retain from the Palmerston Hes-
pital on Friday and expects to be
able to return to high school the
middle of the, week: ,
Wilfred White of Wingham has
Wilfred White of Wingham has
the contract for the building of
the new A'oronto-Dornirtion. Bank,
The Evening Auxiliary, of St.
Stephen's Church Will meet Wed-
nesday evening, December 2nd at
8.30 at the home of Mrs, Lloyd
Griffith.
The W.M.S. of the United Chtlreh
Will hold their candle lighting ser-
vice on Thursday evening of this
Week at •the home Of Mr4i, T. 14,
McInnes at 8,15 p.m. Committee
in charge of program, Mrs, DeWitt
Adams, Mrs, „I, Ewalt Clarke and
Mrs, /..#, Whitley.
Birth
BROWN—On Wednesday, §.10*„
1959, in the Palmerston Hospital,
to Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Brown,
Cork, h daughter, Vickie
ST, HELENS
The ladies are reminded of the
Christmas meeting of the Women's
Institute 'this- Thuisday afternoon
at two o'clock in the community
hall,' Roll call, a Christmas. verse
and exchange of gifts. Mrs,
Green will be the guest speaker,
Please note the change in time to
2 p.m.
Valerie, nine-month-old daughter
of Mr. and. Mrs. Ross Errington, is,.
a patient in the Wingham Hospital
following the flu, Corinne .Crans‘l
ton, 'daughter of 'Mr, and Mrs. Al-
lan Cranston, has been quite ill
with pneumonia. ;We hope for
speedy recoveries.
Mv, and Mrs, Lorne Woods were,
week-end visitors in Kitchener.
Master Douglas Miller spent a
fete days, at the home 'of his
grandfather, Mr. Richard Elliott,
Holyrood,
Bride-Elect Honored
At Community Hall.
ST. HELENS—Miss Margaret
Rose Lyons, whose marriage. te,
Gordon Neable took place on Sat-
urday, was guest of honor at a, ga-
thering of friends and neighbors in
the community halt on Thursday
evening,
Piano ' music by Mrs. Chester
Taylor was •followed by a short
program presided over by Mrs, El-
mor Foran and consisting of read-
ings by Mrs, Andrew Gaunt and
Mrs, Ernest Gaunt; ,piano solos by
Dorothy Taylor* and Barbara Pur-
tion arid lit duet bYPatsY Cranston
and Nancy Curran, accompanied
by Sheila 111eQuillin,
The bride-elect was aceempan-
led to the seat of honor on the
platform by the groom-elects Ma-
teo, Mrs. Shirley Tunney of Holy-
rood, arid Miss Judy Neable of
Langside, who assisted in opening
the many gifts. Assisting also
were Patsy bloran, Lola Miller and
Marilyn McTavish,
Margaret Rose. thanked the la-
dies Or the loVels;' gifts and a social
„hone with lunch 'concluded a plea..4,
sent tagging,
COUNCIL ACCLAIMED
IN MIRK
GORR14 -There will be ,no
tion in Howick, this year, The
council Was returned' by acchun- •
ation at the nomination meeting on
Friday in the Gorrie Commtinity ,
Hall. Norma Wade acted as
chairman,
,Reeve Arthur ,Gibson, who Is
being returned for his third term,
gave an account of the new
Addition to the county home and
of county work,
Deputy Reeve Harvey McMichael
discussed agr 4 eulture and the coun-
ty museum at Goderich. Over
20,000 people passed through the
doors of the museum this year,
'Councillor Ivan Haskins gave a
report on bridges and culverts.
He also reported as the repre-
sentative from Howielt an the
Wingharn Hospital Board.
Councillor Mel Allan told of the
cost-of'snow-VIOngbliTritlid gravel
ling and ;Councillor Robert Gibson
spoke pf spraying weeds on the
roads and, warble fly spraying, -
Members of , the Howick Area
School Board, who were also re-
turned. to . office spoke briefly.
They were Morley Me,Miehael,
Walter -Renwick, Leonard Sander-
son and John Douglas
Hartwell 'Strong was nominated .
for council but withdrew. William
Campbell reported on the Norwell
High School District and Gordon
Moir on the Wingham District
High School;
Exeter Team
Installs Officers
GORRIE—The fallowing officers
were installed by Howick Branch
Canadian Legion No. 307 by an
installing team from Exeter, in the
Legion Hall, Gorrie,' •
President, Edward Gilmer; 1st
vice president, Kenneth. Galbraith;
2nd. vice president, Fraser Lynn;
sgt. at arms, Harold.-.Keil; trees,'
urer, Thomas Ritchie; secretary,
Hector Hamilton;' chaplain, James
Clark; color bearers, Gordon
Underwood, James •Vittie; asst.
olor bearers, Kenneth Underwood.
Jack Musgrove; auditors, Alek-
ander Graham, Bower Farrish;
welfare officer, William Austin;
public relations officer; George
Inglis; executive committee. James
Clark, Fraser Lynn, Mel Allan. ' •
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Having been returned to. the Council of the
Township of Howick for another year we take
this opportunity of thanking the ratepayers for
the confidence placed in us. Wishing the oomph.'
ments of the Season to each and every one.
Arthur Gibson, Reeve
Harvey McMichael, Deputy-reeve
Ivan Haskins
Melville Allan
Robert Gibson—Councillors
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