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, ted Church :,, .as.,followed by a pot
;14.01t. 411140. The ;treasurer's re-
`,_ port. 'Indicated a financially suc-
ces ful. year ' and .the session re-
'poited,' 1,7 new. Members added to
the ` ehu eh. of . Rev. Mr. Moote
ectnaneted proceedings during
w ch cpnimendable• reports were
liven from the Woman's Associa-
tion, Wonien's ,Missionary Society,
Trail�0, Rangers, Sunday
Sehagl, Mission Band, Baby Band,
and Missionary and .Maintenance
Fund,
The . officeks of the church are as
follows: Sessi — Elfred 1VIooi e,
Milford 'Durst,. Fletcher Fisher,
Wilmer Harty Stanley -Snyder;
Stewards --Fletcher Fisher, Albert
Durst, Frank McMichael, Orville
Blake,George Turton,• Ralph
Jewel,os Fisher, timer Fisher,
James Blake, Mrs. Milford Durst
(W.A.), Mrs. J. Stewart (W.M.S.),
Mrs. E. T. Pfrimmer (Church
Treas.); Trustees—Elfred Moore,
E. T. Pfrimmer, Franklin Mitchell,
Russel Kernighan, Leonard Fisher,
Stanley Snyder; Church Treasurer,
Mrs. E. T. Pfrimmer; M. & M.
Treasurer, Mrs. Ray Moore; repre-
-==---sentatives to _]Parsonage. Board
Fletcher Fisher, Mrs. Norma J.
Hazlitt; Church Pianist, Mrs. Ben
Straughan.
The resignation of Mrs. Howard
Feagan as pianist of the church
was accepted with regret. The
congregation unanimously decided
to make arrangements for redecor-
ating of the church auditorium and
a committee was appointed. The
representative to the . ^ United
Church Men's Council from Ben=
miller Church is, Ross Fisher.
Presentation
v---At-•a-reeent eengregational social
held in Benmiller Church, the pre-
sentation of a folding serving cart
and coffee maker was made to Mrs.
Howard Feagan, retiring church
pianist.. The presentation was
made by Mrs. A..M. Straughan and
Mrs. E. T. Pfrimmer on behalf of
the congregation, in appreciation
of . her willing service in this cap-
acity for. ten years. ,Mrs. -Feagan
gave her sincere thanks for the
gifts and for the co-operation given
to her during her time as pianist.
The evening concluded with lunch
. and a social hour.,Mrs. Ray Moore, Mrs. Russel Pfrim-
Youth Sunday Srvice mer, Mrs. Chas. Davidson, Mrs. J.
.The ,Sunday afternoon service ; Stewart.
ilith+�...•'.:�"`+i.ti�..w'
recognittefi of Youth Sunday. The
inspiring service wa• led by Garry
Allan with the Scripture read by
Chrystal Straughan and the re-
sponsive reading led by Bill
Straughan. The choir, made up of
the Young People of the •congre-
gation gave a special number and
Mrs. Frank 1V1oidichael told an in-
teresting story. The C.G.I.T. gave
their purpose and the Trail Bang-
ers gave their opening ceremony
led by Gerald McMichael. Prayer
was given by Ross Fisher. The
leaders of th C.C.I.T. are Mrs.
Frank Mo Ad. Mrs. Ken
Fisher, and of the Trail Rangers,
Rev. S. A. Moote and' Ross Fisher.
W.A. and W.M.S. Meeting
• The regular meeting of the
WJVI.S. and W.A. of Benmiller
Church was "held on Wednesday,
February 5. The president of the
W.M.S., Mrs. J. Stewart, conducted
the business part of the meeting
while Mrs. E. T. Pfrimmer arrang-
ed i, a .devotional section and Mrs.
Stanley Snyder read a chapter , in
the study book on Japan. The
ladies decided to attend the
World Day of Paryer service in
= oderich.- — .��..w ..
The Woman's Association pre-
sident, Mrs./Milford Durst, pre-
sided for the latter half of the
meeting which was opened with a
thought provoking meditation by
Mrs• S. A. iMoote. The roll call
was answered with a favorite verge -
by the 30 members present. It
was a unanimous decision to ap-
point Mrs. Garvin Young to fill the
vcaancy of second vice-president.
The parsonage project and the de-
coration of the church auditorium
were discussed as well as the plan
to bring_to.-.the Qnth1Y, meetings_
magazines which will be distribut-
ed by the members to hospital
patients. Plans for the men's and
boys' banquet to be held 'in March
were made. Expenses of the ven-
ture will be shouldered by the
W.A.- and all the men and boys of
the Benmiller community will be
invited. The society also has de-
cided to take in the Harbouraires
Concert in April as a group activ-
ity.' The meeting closed . with
prayer by Mr. Moote and a lovely
lunch was served by the hostesses,
BAYFI ELD
' BAYFIELD, Feb. 10•—Corporal
J. C. Brown, Camp Borden, 'Vent
the week -end with his wife and
family•
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Leonard and
five children, of WilloWdale, spent
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
E. A. Featherston.
Corporal Ralph and Mrs. Moore
and family left on Thursday Tor
Windsor,, Nova Scotia.
Rev. Fred Jewell, Grimsby, spent
Friday arid Saturday with Mr. and
Mrsy.Lindsay Smith.
Miss Betty Anne Beard, London,
spent the week -end in the village.
The W.M.S. of St. Andrew's Unit-
ed Church met on Thursday at the
home of Misses Maude and Jose-
phine'Stirling. The president, Mrs,
Harvey Rohner, conducted the
meeting. Mrs. Gladwin Westlake
read an interesting story on Japan.
Arrangements were made for the
World Day of Prayer,,to . be held
on February 21it in the United
Church. Lunch was served by the
Misses Stirling. --
George Fulford, Stratford, spent
the week -end at his home.
Stanley Telford left last week
for Toronto where he will'be em-
ployed- with Bryah's Construction
Company.
Trinity Club. — The February
Meeting of the Trinity Club was
held on Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. M. F. Corrie. There
were 14 present. Mrs. E. Hovey
gave a reading, followed by the
Scripture, given by Mrs. 'Ross Mid-
dleton and Miss Berthena Sturgeon
offered prayer. Plans for catering
to the CDCI "At Home" on Febru-
ary 21st, were completed. Mrs.
John Howard was the guest speak-
er and chose as her subject "The
Wonders of Nature." The hostess
Served lunch, assisted by Mrs.
Douglas Carswell and Mrs. -A. F.
Scotchmer.
The Bayfield firemen with their
wives held a social party in the
fire hall on Tuesday evening.
Euchre was played followed by
�ti S4l '-r�fi iLt apoltg �i.e`Lzi�": 'aa .
Llinch was served by the
ladies.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Perthale rtiov
ed into their house, which they
recently purchased from Miss'
Clara, Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. ,1. Bodenham are
spending a few days at London.
KINGSBRIDGE
.KINGSBRIDGE, Feb. 10. — Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Courtney and
Gary visited with relatives in Tor-
onto last week -end.
Congratulations to Miss Betty
Lou Vassell-' on her graduation
from'Wingham hospital as a nurs-
ing assistant after a ten -months'
course. - -
-Tbe death of the late Robert
Howard, sr., occurred on Sunday
evening, February 9th at his home
on the 10th concessipn, Ashfield
Township. The sympathy of the
community is extended to Mrs.
Howard and family. The funeral
will.. 'take place on ' Wednesday
morning "at St. Joseph's Church,
weather' and'roads permitting.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Austin re -
WO -led last week to their home
here after a two -months' visit with
their family in Toronto and Belle=
vile.
Mr. Peter Lierman, of London,
spent the week -end at his home
here.
Congrat ilations to Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Austin, whose marriage
took place in,K,St. Peter's Church,
Goderich, on S aturclay, .February
8th. The bride was the former
Miss Marion.Fellows, of Goderich.
Mr. Frank Austin, .M•r. and Mrs.
John Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Jos.
Courtney, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent
Austin all attended this wedding.ddi5
The weg-° of M. William
Van OscJi;" son of` -'Hr. and Mrs.
John Vain. Osch, R.R. 3, Lucknow,
to .Miss ;Anna Jans, of Montreal,
will take place at .St. Joseph's
Churn at 11 a.m. on Saturday,
February 15th.
WIN- PRIZES- AT PARTY -
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HELD BY EASTERN' AR
The Blue Water Chapter, Order
of the Eastern Star, met in the
Masonic Temple Building on Wed-
nesday of last week.
a Plans we .e cojnpleted '.for .-the
'd'ance. - After the meeting, "500"
and euchre were enjoyed by mem-
bers and their friends.
Prizes for "500" went to Mrs.
E. M. Thurlow ands Mr. Earl Cra:_,
and for euchre, to Mrs. "Nip"
Whetstone and Mr. Frank Walkom.
Luk,ch was served .by Mary
Hende'son and her committee.
FEDERAL RIDING OF HURON
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ORANGES
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crop No. 1 Grade 3 -Ib bag 19e_ - 7
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ASSORTED CUT FLOWERS
Daffodils .and Tulips bunch 59c
Lunch 2 5 C
A beautiful bouquet of fretbly
spring flowers, would make an
ideal Valentine gift
SUPERRIGHT OUALITY MEAT SPE[/ALS!
teaks or Roasts
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KRAFT FOODS
MoLaren's Sharp
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PALMOLIVE. SOAP
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PINK LIQUID
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PIE .«h�,5c
Jane Marker Orange • ' Reg..Price 59c -7 -SAVE 10e
CHIFFON CAKE each.4E
Jan,. Parker Cinnamon Reg. Price 33c—SAVE 040
Breakfast Rolls Pkg 29c
Jane Parker • , Reg. Price pkg 33c—SAVE 11c`..
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Jane Pa, ,ker - Reg. Price 33c—SAVE 4c
Cinnamon Loaf 16-ozaoaf 19c"
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DEEP CUT SPECIALS
Green Giant Reg. Price 2 tins 37c—SAVE 7c
PEAS 3 15 -oz tins 49C
, Delicious Canned Meat • keg. 14Iriee 47c—SAVE 4c
KLH( •
12 -oz tin 3
Lushus — All Flavours Reg. Price 3, pkgs 29c—SAVE 36
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JELLY ; POWDERS
Monarch
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Dole Reg. Price 33c -SAVE 2c
FRUIT COCKTAIL•
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A&P Sweeteped:•Reg. Price tin 33c-,-SAVE7c
• ORANGE JUICE . 2 48 -oz tins 59c
Choice Quality Reg. Price tin 22c—SAVE 5c
Reg. Price tin 21.c—SAVE 5c
'LACK CHERRIES 2 15 -oz tins 37c
3 pkgs 26c
Reg, Price 49c—SAVE 4c
40 -oz pkg 45C
Reg. Price 31c—SAVE 4c
15 -oz fin 2.7C'
A&P TOMATOES 2 2a <, tins ;q
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"ibby's Whole Kernel
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212 -oz pkgs 3.5-c
Reg. Price 2 pkgs 36c—RAVE 't0o
3 12 -oz pkgs 43c 6
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PANCAKE .FLOUR
Beehive or Crown B -and,
CORN SYRUP,
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MIXED .NUTS.
20 -oz pkg 21 c
2 -lb tin 2,9c
Reg. Ptloe 690 -SAVE 111
12 -oz pkg 59c
AQP Instant Coffee
6 -oz jar 1.09
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' MARGARINE,,+w 2 lbs 49c
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