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rfy man
named fieldman,
A roan well kwwn ta West-
ern ()Wefatal cir4es.,–Ocv,
aid H. Carey of cromnt)s. has
beta appointed fieldmanf he
011tatior Federation of Agricul-
tUte.
Nir;. Carey is r Wpccsible for
the counties of ESF2C„ Lambtcu,
Kent, Huron, Perth, Middlesex
and EI4in. His appointment
was atmounced is Tomato by
draitt Wallace, the federation's
director of Field Service.
Vie new fieldman has cce-
siderable ex-perience in farm-
ing and farm organization. He
is a diploma graduate of the
Ontario Agricultural College,
and has been a dairy farmer
near Cromarty for the past 15
years. Prior to that, he served
with the RCAF for five years as
a navigation officer.
Mr. Carey, who is 44, has
been' active in his church and
his credit union. He will resign
as president of the Perth Counfy
Federation of Agriculture to •
assume his O. F. A„, appoint-
ment.
He is a director of the Ontar-
io Cream Producers' Marketing
Board and has been its member
representing the board to the
0.F. A. Mr. Carey will drop
both these offices on joining
the Federation staff.
ay, Ckla
Sally 17.oU Elliott, Marilyn Tiffin and Dave
Gibson, left, Bob Sangster, Bruce Henry
and John Schipper were part of the car
wash crew at McClure's garage, on Satur-
day. The teenagers are trying to raise
money for a new recreation project.--A-T.
SEWING SWEETHEARTS
WROnTER- -The sixth
meeting was held October 1 at
the home of Mrs. William.
Wiright with nine mernbers and
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two leaders present.
Carol Adams read die min-
utes and next Saturday. Octo-
ber 12, meetings 7 and 8 will
be held in the morning. Mem-
bers will take their lunch, and
hi he afternoon they will work
on theft dresses.
They discussed their skit for
Achievement Day and Jean Ad-
ams.taught the lesson on mak-
ing limit and sewing on but-
tons, and the girls made samp-
les of them for the books.
Hostesses were Karen Kieffer
and Mrs. Andy Gibson.
CALICO COUSINS
BELGRAVE- -The •f o th
meeting was held at the home
of Mrs. Clarence Hanna on
Monday at 4.10 p. rn. President
Barbara Cook was in the chair.
Minutes were read byChristine
Hartlieb. Ten girls answered
roll call "A line in clothes
which suits me". After a short
discussion the girls were engag-
ed in making samples for their
record books.
COTTON CUTIES
LAKELET--The third meet-
ing was. held at Mrs. Harold
Wallace's. The meeting open-
ed with the pledge and the min-
utes were read. Miss Huthread
the instructions for pinning and
cutting the pattern.
The fourth meeting was held
on Monday night. The min-
utes were read and the roll call
was answered. There was a
lesson on stay stitching and
notes were taken. Mrs. Wal-
lace demonstrated gathering.
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010$ OCTOBER 25
SAVE ON CARPET
HARDING'S BROOKRIDGE
NYLON WITH ITS OWN- UNDERPAD •
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Reg..$9.95
(Installation extra) ,
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FREE INSTALLATION ON ALL OTHER.
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— TrIVIS CAN BE ARRANGED
Debbie Gibson gives the chrome some extra attention at
the teen car wash.—A-T Photo.
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Please tell us now,
before we print the new
W1NGHAM
Directory
on October 29th.
Look 4up your listing in the current Directory. If
you wish to have it changed, dial "0" ( zero) and
ask for BusAness Office.
Bell Canada
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PRIM It*
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*Po sou •
INTERIOR
LATEX GLOSS or
SEMI -GLOSS
-$5.95 Gal.
SAVE 30%
ON CARPET ,DURING
OUR BIRTHDAY -SALE:
DISCONTINUED LINES
OF 11AINT.
$1.99 Qt: - $6.99 Gal-
• 20% .0If
PAINT BRUSHES and ROLLERS
BIG CELEBRATION SAVINGS IN OUR
DRAPERY DEPARTMENT
READY-MADE DRAPES IN STOCK
20% OFF
KIRSCH ADJUTABLE TRAVERSE RODS
20% OFF'
KIRSCH ADJUSTABLE CAFE RODS
- 20% OFF
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Sandra Tiffin and Karen. Sutcliffe were two of the teen-
agers who assisted at the car wash Saturday afternoon at
McClure's garage.—A-T Photo.
CASH BING
AUSPICES ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION, BRANCH 180
AT THE VIIIINIGHAM LEGION
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Doors Open
at 7:30c
Wednesday, October 16
$10.00 GAMES
2 —SHARE THE WEALTH
1 —SPECIAL $50.00 — MUST GO
JACKPOT LINE. CALLS $400 .°°
Sherry Williams,
C.G.I.T. president
BELGRAVE--The first meet-
ing of the C. G. I. T. was held
Oetobe 2 in the basement of
the Unit,- • Church. The elect-
ion of officers resulted as fol-.
lows: Prigsident; Sherry Wil-
liams; vice-president, Mary
Ellen Taylor; secietaey, Marion
McGee; treasurer, Evelyn Bic -
man; pianist, Nancy Anderson;
press reporter, Joyce Taylor.
A Bible study was conducted
by rhe two leaders, Mrs. John
Gnay andMrs. Dick Moore.
This was followed by a worship
service taken by Nancy Ander-4
son and Evelyn Bieman. The
meeting closed with Tap%
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