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"Bill" MAY 357.3280 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES -•- Canadian Head Office: Toronto, Ontario. , P6478 • i C Personal Notes f Mrs, George:tither and Dods of Wfngbaa ri were Sunday visitors with Mr. -and Mrs, Gott don'Fisher and rtarraily of Cueb►. Jim Falconer spent a few days last week with Mr. and / Blyth. • Mr, and Marrs. Bill Evans spent: Thursday evening with Mr, and Mrs, George Fisher and family of�Wingharn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tif- fin and Trod Tiffin: were ill London on Erinay where Charles received'treatment at St, Jo- ph's Hospital. Mr, and 10s, ° Eldon Emer- son and Varlet* of St, Cathar- ines spent the weekuend. With Miss lilac Emerson The church service at Langside and Chalmers Presby- terian churches were cancelled on Sunday due to weather con* ditions and Rev. Horace Braden of f'ondon was advised of the H.r..N.OIraNNjIH1HIru. il040040.#;U U.il MN00.0t FMM. Belmore Personals Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Has- kins of our area, and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Haskins of Gorrie, attended the funeral on Wed- nesday of last week of Mrs,. MacDougall ''of .Hamilton, who passed away on the previous .Sunday, Mrs. MacDougall was the - former Vera Haskins, daughter of the late Martin Haskins, and first cousin of El- mer and Ivan. She lived in this area_during her early years. She was 71 years of age at the time of her death. Our sym- pathy is extended to members of the Haskins family on their - loss. Miss Marjorie Nickel,. nurse -in -training at St. Joseph's Hospital. London, spent the week -end at her home in the area. OP Wednesday of last week' Grant Wilton, Doug Fenix* and Dave McCallum attended the Farm Equipment Show in Toronto,, Mi. and Mr,s. Wallace Pollock and family' and Mrs. Ernest Pollock, an of Ripley, were Sunday guests of l4r, and Mrs, Lorne Fischer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Dar,�I,n�g and family spent Sunday even?• ing with Mr. and Mrs.. jW ilfred Johann and' boys, the occasion -being.the annual get-together to celebrate some birthdays in "both families. Happy birthday, celebrants! Mr. and Mrs. David Mc- Callum. spent the week -end ` with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Edward McGill of Bolton. m Whites caricellatics. M. and WS. Gerre Y'enng and Heather were Seel. day visitors with her parenti, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Jo# hon« . and MIs, Ivan laid - law lid -Law and Janet were at london's V'ictoris Hospital on Saietuardsy And her father, John 'Ctowstoa ,, a patient there, was allowed to return %with them to his home at Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gibsdn, ;Rhonda, Billie and Gregory were Sunday evening visitors with her parents, Mr. And Mrs.. George Fisher and family Whig' tram. Donald Gaunt of Toronto. spent the 'week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Gaunt. Jim Falcconer is spending a few days this week with Misses ,Annie and Mary Laidlaw. Mrs. Emma Bagg of Tor- onto visited during the -week ' With her daughter, Mrs. E1- wood Groskorth and Mr. Gros- korth. Mr. and Mrs,, Dave Gibb ;and Murray were in London on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. George .Gaunt of Lueknow were Sunday Visitors with his parents; Mi. wind' Mrs. John Gaunt. Mrs. John Gaunt visited on Thursday with her mother. Mrs.. George Coultes, at Huronview Clinton. Rev. Ure and, Mrs. Stewart. - • • . ti For conclusive proof of GM Ieadership in quality, styling, performance and value,take the w during the national reel now;.. ` ARK OF'EXCELLENCE' Vd `fit+, ••ani j.n.• r. ;,• M • GENERAL MOTORS DEALERS INVITE YOUto tet:drive the only cars that bear the Mark of Excellence. See, hear, and feel for yourself GM'S margin of superiority over the other 1968 cars. Driving is believing! 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Whichever price field is yours, whichever car size appeals to you, however you like your carr equipped, this is your chance to IDfind out what makes the '68 Gener-al Motors cars so far ahead of the rest. ` The welcome mat is out! You can count on a warns welcome at any Chev-Olds or Pontiac -Buick dealer's. But no pressure. The whole idea is for our cars to do the talking. But if you want to talk trade or deal ---you've Oinked the right time. rirn .nuc' POIThAC ! CHEVROLET° • OLDSMOBILE • BUICK • FIItEBIRD •CAIVIAII0 CHIT: • BEAUMONT • ACADIAN • C HEVYIU y • VIVA • CORVAIR CADILLAC , See your local authorized General Motors dealer ' Authorized Cheyrelet/Oldsmobile Dealer in Winghana: IIMcCLURRE MOTORS LIMITED, 115 JotsphIne Shut, 1Ninghaml, +Ont., 3574760 cr• 1 aalo '1 • of ,Seaforth was Friday vara with Virs« l 91110540« Mill Pods Tither broke * bone in her leg why' playing. in snow in fro* of her hOme n 'Wingharltl p Asa remit she tKOW ill a cast *id Mcanoes.. wan • about on BLUEVALE Mr. and Mrs. RObert Gil- lespie and Sue, of Tor into, visited Mr„ and Mrs: Mena Sellers at the week -end,, Mr. and Mrs.. A.D. Smith were sr theluneral borne at , Auburn on Sunday where furter*. al service was held on Monday for Mr, Thomas McPhee. McIntosh .united Chinch annual BELMORE--The annual meeting of the McIttosh United y Church was held on. Ttiasda evening of last week in the church. Rev. Rea Grant was in charge. The minutes of last year's meeting were read by Secretary - Bruce Harkness, The reports for the past year. for all organi- zations in the church, were then read and adopted. Election of officers fort 1968 took place as follows: Congre- gational secretary, Bruce Hark= ness; congregational treasurer, Jim Renwick; U.C.W. repre- sentative to the official board, Mrs. - Bruce klarkness;-.stewards. Bruce Harkness, 'Oliver Dustow, Graham Wright; organist, Laura Inglis; choir leader, Mrs.` Jack Inglis; ,caretaker, Bruce Hark- ness. ark-ness. Sunday, School superintend- ent, Walter Renwick; assistant, Mac Inglis;. Sunday. School trea- surer, Ross Harper; assistant, Robert Harkness Jr.; manse com- mittee, Clark Renwick, ' Alan Darling; ushers, Ron Harkness., Harvey Darling; cemetery board, George Inglis, Leslie Harkness, John Farrell, Robert Harkness, t Oliver Dustow. During the business it was , decided that the Observer be sent to all students studying In universities and colleges; or training in hospitals some dis , tante- from their homes. ° It was also agreed that Miss Jan. ette Wright receive a,note -of • appreciation for het years as + organist. Rev. Grant was ex- tended a vote of thanks for his co-operation and assistance during the past; agar; At the close. of the meeting lunch was served by the ladies of the church. United Church annual. meeting BELMORE--The annual. meeting -of the ,United .Church, was held on Thtirsday evening of last week in the manse, with Rev. Rea Grant th charge.. He . opened the. meeting with devo- tions and led in prayer. Rowland Ballagh was.de-s: signaled to act as secretary, for the meeting,the absence of Roy Rutherford wh is ill in hospital. The mi utes of last • year's meeting were read. and all last year's reports adopted as read. ' Election of officers then • took place as follows: Congre- a"° gational treasurer, John Ruther- ford; congregational secret ry, ° Murray Mulvey; stewar , Wil- liam Mulvey Earl .Mc ' es Harry Mulvey; caretaker.. W ils Liam Mulvey; organist, Mrs. • Norman Newans; manse com- mittee, John Rutherford, Wil- liam Merkley; auditors, Mrs. Murray Mulvey, Earl Fitch; ushers, Elwood;Fitch and Barry Mulvey. - Sunday School superintend - end, Lavonne Ballagh; assistant, Mrs. Earl Fitch; treasurer, Mrs. Murray Mulvey; organist. Mrs. Wilfred Johann. During the business portion of the meeting it was decided to remember members who are confinedto hospitals or he/nes with .illness. A pastoral plan- 'ning,00mmittee was elected for the purpose of discussing future church relationships; ...former members Mrs: Harry . Mulvey and Fred Doubledee are now joined by Lavonne BalEl- lagh. Wilfred Johann; Thomas Abraham, and Earl McNee. At the close of the meeting, the ladies served lunch. 'Disguise the hamburg loaf! fust before the cooking period ls finished, spoon condensed tomato soup over the loaf and finish cooking as usual..Garnish with a sprig of parsley. ALVIN SMITH of Bluevale, right, chairman vdf the .Maitland' Valley ;Conservation Authority for the past two years, turns over, the gavel to the incoming chairman; W. J 'Keller. born of Milverton, at the Authoritys annual raneeting held at Danny's Restaurant last Thursday. --Advance-Times Photo. NH...i..H.. u..H......u.N.r.r,MIIHI .Hr N.HI.14414444444844 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 114 H. U. Church ends year with balance; officers elected WHITECHURCH --The an- nual meeting of.the United Church; held last Wednesday, was chaired by Rev. Mathers of Blyth. who also gave the opening prayer and read Scrip- ture. Milian Moore:. was appoint- ed secretary. His report of the General Fund showed receipts of 32.752.26 with a balance of $386.52 and $1, 220.15 to the Missionary and Ma4nten- ante"Fund. Sunday School receipts of $171.96 were. reported by El- mer Sleightholm and Mrs. Mil- lan Moore reported $783.54 for, all purposes collected by the U.C.W. Mrs. Dave Gibb gave the Messengers statement which showed receipts of $97.93 Russel Gaunt was elected to the session for a 4 -year "term and those nominated for three years to the board of stewards were C, Laidlaw, A. Coultes, C: Whytgek .`Fred .TiffiR and Md. Gamier Vanier, T vd- year term appointees were. Dave Gibb; Mrs. Elwood Groskorth, and Mrs. George Thompson was appointed for one year. Ushers nauled were Russel Chapman, Clifford Laidlaw, Garry Chapman, Elgin, Sleight- holm, David Sleightholm•,and Elwin Moore.,; *Elwood Gr'rbs korth and Russel Gaunt .are the auditors with Millan .Moore.'as. secretary -treasurer. The .. ' church organists are Mrs. Gar net Farrier, Joan Tiffin and'E1- wood Groskorth. It was -decided to• pay fort' the Observer for each family, - All those who bad helped the church to progress spiritual- ly and financially throughout ti the 'year were thanked: Unexpected: company for dinner? To stretch the amount .of hatnburrg, home economists at Macdonald Institute, Uni- versity of Gt ielph, 'suggest that for every pound of hamburg you have, add 1 cup bread ., crumbs and cup _milk. Mush- rooms ushrooms from your emergency shelf supplies will add the final "chef' touch to the meat 1 "NOPE, NOT. FOR MEI Too 'much driving, and.' too .xpensive" MISTER, we've 4 got news for you! ALL - 'STAR TOURS: 6 - DAY ESCORTED FLORIDA HOLIDAY • leaves Feb. 23, returns March 9— includes luxury travel in an air-conditioned motor coach, washroom equipped " and no overnight driving. Sea Nashvlllx, Tampa, MlimiT and_Washington. Only $219.00 includes accommodation and transportation, Ask for a complete itinerary. - CALL OR VISIT' Phone 357-1554 Downie Sonoco. 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