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TO- THE ELECTORS OF
Morris Townshi
We wish, to thank the ratepayers of Morris
Township for the acclamation given to us
to be your council. for 1960, As in the past
we shall endeavour to serve you to the best
of Qt1,17 ability.
Wishing you the compliments •of the Season.
We rerria4n
BAILIE PARROTT—Reeve
ROSS DUNCAN—Councillor
STEWART PROCTOR—Councillor
WALTER- SHORTREEDCouncillor •
CORDON WILKINSON—Councillor
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PuliDWICH. -- The December.
11-4 ,ting of the W.A.' of Fordwieh
'sited Church was held in the
.11nreb parlors, The president and
.,eorknry were in -charge. Mrs,
1;lemi Johnson read a Christmas
:Jury and Mrs. Gardner read, the ,
•!eripturt, and comments. Minutes
Mao, apilrOWd,„,...TWentY-P3N 3P
Ansvierod. the, roll call.
It With announced that receipts
trout the bazaar were $216.00, A
yore- of thanks was extended to the
ladle:. who papered at the parson-
age. A vornmittee of the execu- •
1i e and conveners of the groups
were named to plan a New Year's
,lart!, for the January W.A.
A paper, "The Heart of the Sup-
pe.r". was rt ad and the meeting
closed with the Mizpah henedic-
The remainder of the afternoon
• was spent quilting and lunch was
F:erved by Mrs. Hainstock, Mrs. W.
Campbell and Mrs. G. Johnson.. .!
The following is the slate of of-
tecr:- for 1060; Past pros, Mrs G,
Richards; prea, Mrs. G. Johnson;
vice-pros., Mrs. W. Wilson; sec.,
Mrs. W. Campbell; treas., Mrs. J.
Warrell; pianist, Mrs. A. Gardner;
pros reporter, Miss Minnie McEl-
wait; gifts, Mrs. H. Doig and Mrs.
C. Carswell; cards, Mrs. N. Hard-
ing; flower. comm., Mrs, A. Stinson,
Mrs. W. Wilson and Mrs. G.,John-
sxm; lunch comm., Mrs. N. Hard-
, Mrs. H. Fraser and Mrs. P.
Patterson; work eortun., Mrs. A,
Stinson, Mrs. W. Cooper and Mrs.
G. .1r-ittendreigh; parsonage comet,
Mrs. N. Harding, Mrs, A. Stinson,.
I
, Mrs. W. Campbell and Mrs. G.
.. Johnson; nominating comm., Mrs.
E. Harding, Mrs. S. Clarkson and
• 'Alm C. Sothern.
Mr, and Mrs. George Bolinder
and John of London spent the
week-end with Mrs. Dora Ridley.
Miss Donna Seifert of Galt spent
the week-end with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Nuhrt and
family of Gowanstown visited with
Mr, and Mrs, Tom Hutchison.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lynn and Ka-
ren and Mrs. Dora Ridley spent
Saturday in Kitchener.
Sunday visitors with Mr.", and
Mrs. Tom McClement were Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce 3.9reClement, -Mr.
and. Mrs. Fraser McClement and
Miss Patsy Potts, all of Listowel.'
Miss Bonnie Inglis of Toronto
spent the week-end with her par-
ents.
Mrs. Henry Allan of. Conn. is
spending a month at the hotne of
her son, Mel and Mrs. Allan.'
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Derrierling
spent a day last week in Kitchen=
er.
Miss Doris Gardn'er, nurse-in-
training at Hamilton General,Hos-
pital, spent the week-end at the
hOme of her parents, Rev, and
Mrs, A. F. Gardner.
CunninghamMr. Harris left ha,$t
week for Windsor, where he will
spend the winter "months with 4,
sister,
The PlaiTpr tri.en4a, 'Pt Mrs, •t4PX4
N1001 will be sorry to hear she is,
confined- to Listowel Hospital,
where she underwent minor our-'
gery,
Mr. and Mrs, Bert Winston spent
two days last week in Toronto.,
Mrs, Harvey .MeDerniitt 'visited
one day, lastweelt with her aunt,.
Mrs. Percy- Copeland in Wroxeter.
Mr, and Mrs,. Boyden Devitt vis-
ited relatives in Kitchener One day
last week,
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Mopre-and Mr.
and Mrs, Ross. Doig visited Sunday
with Mr. and. Mrs, Jack Bricker'
at Baden.
Four student teachers of Strat,
ford•TeaChers? College were. at the.
Fordwich school` last week. They
were Misses, Daisy Gibson, Wrox,
eter; Karen Michel, Gerrie; Mar-
lene Johnsen, -Fordwieh, and jatnie
Sanderson, Wroxeter, Miss. Mar-
ilyn
Nrth
o A77ehtr was at the Moles-
worth
MrS:
Bill Sothern spent Thursday at
.1-lanover.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Peter Browne spent
the week-end with relatives in To-
ronto,
Mrs, Myrtle Wallace of" Listowel
spent the week-end with Mr. and.
Mrs. E, Hargrave.
Mrs. Wally Gibson, visited over
the week-end with Mr. and. Mrs.
Jack Welsch in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hutchison and
family moved Thursday to the
farm on the town line which they
recently rented, •
Mr. and Mrs. Mac McIntosh and
family of BruSseIS visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. W. Hargrave.
.Mr. and Mrs. Alex Keith received
word laSt week that their little
granddaughter, Janey Chiomey fell
at her home in Port Colborne and
fractured her collar bone.
DONNYBROOK
WASI IN87111 YEAR
*AUBURN— Funeral Services
wereheld on Tuesday, Dec. I,St,"
for Mrs, Sanford- Lawlor at the J.
Keith Artlmr funeral. home, Mrs,
Lawlorwas the former Nellie M.
Wetherall, daughter of the late
John Wetherell And. Eliza Stitt and,
was born In the United States,
She was in, her 743th year.
She was, married 53 years, ago to
Sanford .Lawlor and lied lived, in
this district since then on. their
farm. in West WawanosIL She was.
a member of Knox United Church, •
'where She, attended regularly
-while health. permitted',
Besides her husband she is sur,
yived by one son, Thomas of Col
borne Twp., and five daughters,
Mrs. Q. G, (Thelma) McIntyre of
Wingham, Mrs. (Lottie) Smith
Toronto, Mrs. Gordon (Pearl) An- -
derson, Mrs. Gordon Smith (Hazel)
of Dungannon, and' Mrs. William
(Florence) Reed of Colborne Twp.;
alSo ereat:;
grandebildren, One daughtei Mrs.
Elsie Jones passed away 'many
Peat'.; ago.
MRS., B. Fr:
TALKS. -ON CHRISTMAS
Citizens and Taxpayors Ike
Cbrporation of the Township
East •Wawanosk.
Please accept thfs way of saying Thanks
for acclamation and confidence you halo;*
placed' in us, and our be4 of wishes for the
Christmas season and, the New Year,
REEVE—C; W. HANNA
COUNCILL'ORS:
J. BUCHANAN - S. HALLAHAN
O. 1VIcGOWAN A. PURDON
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SAVE ON CLOTHING ITEMS FOR. THE
ENTIRE FAMILY.
SAVE ON GiFT ITEMS FOR EVERYONE.
Best choice. in LAMES' CAR COATS, newest.
styles, colors a.nd trims, reversibles, pile lined,
plains; Regular $17.95 to $29.95 for . $10.88 to ".38
LADIES' DRESSES and PARTY DRESSES,.
kood selection at ,, TERRIFIC' SA:VI-14GS
MEN'S CAR and SUBURBAN COATS
lots to choose from. Reg. $19.95 to $35.00 for $10.88 to $13.85
PRAM SUITS, SNOW SUITS, DUFFLE COATS and
OAR COATS - - FOR THE KIDDIES
BOYS' DUFFLE, CAR and SUBURBAN COATS,
sizes 8 to. 18 years •7- Reg. $12.95 to $19.95 for $8.95 to $14,88
BOYS' 2-PANT SUITS - Reg.. $24.95 for . $17.44 0
Christmas Gifts Galore at the Allan Park Store.
— Open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
MAIL ORDERS FILLED LAY AWAY PLAN
PLENTY OF' PARKING SPACE
WILL SEND BALE
TO SCOTT- MOON
VORPWICH---The L.O.H.A, met'
in, the ledge reoins for the Deceni,'
her meeting. W.M. Freda •DareeY
and Secretary Susan Gibson 'Were;
in charge..
Plans were made to pack bale
of used clothing to be sent. to Scott
Mission and donations may be left
• at the post office. The mystery .
nrize was won by Mrs, Nellie •
Gamble.
The installation of officers for
1,960 was conducted .as follows:
Worthy Mistress, Mrs. Freda Dar,
cey; Mistress, Miss Elva Foster;
Jr, Dep., Mrs. W. Horshurg; Rec.
Soc., Mrs, Susan Gibson; Chaplain,
Mrs. Nellie Gamble; Guardian, Mrs.
John D. of C., Mrs. :Edna
Hargrave; 'Sen. Lect., Mrs. Ruby
Forester; Jr. Led-, Mrs. Martha
Baker; Fin, Sec., Mrs. Alvaretta,
Woods; Treas., Mrs. Elsie Strong;
Pianist, Mrs. Cora Brears; Outer
-Guard,- 'Mr4.•-• ?..fary, Ifoare,...Inner
Guard, Mrs. Ethel Forster; Sick
Comm., Edna Hargrave, Martha
Baker; Ex, Comm., M. Horsburg,
Gertrude Coates, Marian Winters,:
Maud Harding; auditors, Ethel.
Forster, Mary Moore.
FORDWICII
Card Party
FORDWICH--The weekly card
parts', s-Pellsoretl.bY the 'onmun-
ity hall board, had ten tables in
play.
Winners were: High,. lady, Mrs.
rank Leppingtort; high .gent, Har-
ry Sinith; consolations, Miss
et Ileswitherick, Rus.Sel Be,hrns.
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W.A. PLEASED EH
BAZAAR RECEIPTS
Mr. Keith Snell of Westfield, a
student- for the ministry, took
charge of the ehurch service at
Donnybrook, due• to the illness of
Rev. Mr. Sweeney.
Mrs. J. C. Robinson of Wingharn,
Mrs. Doug Williams,• Lynne, Carol,
and Donna of London. were visit-
ors on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.'
Edward Robinson and family. and,Betty, of, Londesboro were Spa-
Mr. and, Mrs. Elgin Josling, Ma- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
vie, Lloyd, 'Keith, Kenneth, Paul" 'Wesley Jefferson and Debra,
ST. HELENS—The Christmas
meeting of the W.I. was held in the
community hair A. good atten-
dance 'answered the roll call by a
Christmas verse and exchange of
gifts. A, donation of $5.00 is being,
sent to care:
Mrs. Andrew Gaunt, Federation
representative gave an interesting
report of the meeting held in Lon-
desboro.
Mrs. B. F. Green, as guest
speaker, gave a fine talk -on Christ-
mas. Several Christmas carols
were sung and also in keeping with
the season, several readings were
given. '
The motto; something pretaining
to Christmas was presented by
Mrs. Aitcheson. Mrs. Chester
Taylor favored with a piano solo,
"Christmas Bells".
After singing the Queen and In-
stitute grace a lovely lunch was
served by the hostesses in charge.
.Chri8t.thas.. e especiall
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HOMEWORK TO STRUGGLE WITH . BILLS TO PAY.
. . • SHOpPING. LISTS TO CREATE . REMINDER
INSTRUC— .. . .
TIONS TO, PUT .IN THE MILk BOX . RECIPES TO,
COMPOSE . . MENUS TO PLAN . . . B-IIRTHDAYS AND
ANNIVERSARIES TO REMEMBER AND THE
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