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food value. It's an excellent
source of protein, which
everybody needs for building
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Enjoy the many varieties
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New cheese recipes! Write
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Service Bureau.
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A division of Dairy Farmers of Canada
409 HURON STREET, TORONTO
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THE ORMSF,44 e0ST
WedneSday, Ootobar 211,1 104
CRAINKROOK.
1 gr, Howard 'Neable, Lisstowel, eons
ducted the services In XneX 1're0b7^
terian °here% on Sunday, Oct. 10..
Uhp W, M. EL met for tts Otstiaber
ineetng in the home or 11iro. in
Schnook. The Thanksgiving sery
vice in rho September Mad Tidings
was followed, With a sPeolai topic
17aned on Lev. 03, verse 40, and .pre.
pared by MLse Format, being read'
by Mrs. Lynn Eva,ns. The minutes
were read end alSo s, list of clothing
included in aur bale. Several sica
oases were Deported, The 0. G. I. T.
wor'In was discussed and Mrs. Mao
Angel was appointed As leader and
the W. M. S. iied3 4o bay the, ne4-
essary books. An invitation from
the •Evening A.urniary to their
villauk-ofiering meeting in the
Murata on Tuesday evening, ,Oct.
19, was read and accepted. Eight
members responded ho the roll call
by telling something of the work of
Miss Bessie McMurchie, Mrs. Lorne
-bieKelvie Mended an favillition
to meet In her home in See.torth in
November, with Mrs. Alex Steiss
coffering her home If weather con-
ditions prevented us going to Sea-
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'ite 14, S. of Knox Preia
sbytern
Oburcb, EIShel, met at the henteot
Mrs, LetittabtrrY en Tuesday, OCt. 5,
Mrs. Chintringibam took the etux-
ent events, Km, Richards gave
A brief reVort of the executive meet,
log Just held in Lucknow,
Plana were made tor the Thank,
offering meeting 'Which will be
held On SundaY evening Oet.2e, at
8.30, Mats, Ran Hildebrand, a miss,
lonary on leave from Nigeria will
give an illustrated leoture with slides
AU are welcome te attend, I
Refreshments were Served by the
besteSs. Mrs, John Kreuter and Mrs,
0. R. Dunbar.
On Saturday afternoon Oct, 9, Oho
Mission Bands ot Ethel and Oran.
brook Joined with the Mission Pand
of Whitechurch In meeting and scs
dal gathering in Cranbrook Church.
WANTED --
Two lady Old Age Pensioners, able
to be AD and around. All convenieri-
cos on first floor, bedroom and beth 1
on MIA floor. Main Street, near
&Lurch. Box 185, Blyth, Ont.
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HYDRO
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Work in Your Interest
One of Ontario Hydro's major
contributions to safe electrical Uving
is through its staff of Electrical
Inspectors. They protect Hydro
customers by checking and
inspecting electrical installations
for Ore and shock hazard. Throughout
the province 155 inspectors are on
the job, to assure that wiring meets
the requirements and standards as
laid down in the publication,
"Ontario Hydro Regulations."
Please make sure all YAW/ and
rewired installation are inspected by
an authorized Ontario ydro Inspector,
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ONTARIO HYDRO ... AT WORK FOR YOU AND YOURS
Information concerning Ontario Hydro can he obtained by writing to your Hydro Chairman,
620 University Avenue, Toronto.
DO YOU KNOW7
During 1953 Hydro Ingwetajs
made _585690 elertritaL7nspec.
Goss in lams, tamer and indus-
tries In Ontario.
forth. M The dose or the meet- WWEWNEM•••••wr
ing Mrs. Lorne McIfelvie was pre-
sented wtth a cup and saucer by
Mie. Wm, Cameron and Mrs., Vac
Engel reading the address. Mrs.
Meltelvie replied in a few well-
chosen words,- and lomoh was ser-
ved by the hostess, 'Miss Forrest
and Mrs. Alex Steiss, •
On Wed. evenlog members of the
senior W. M. S. and the Evening
Aux. were guests of the Union W. M.
S. ln the United Ohuroh at Union, •
Saturday afternoon the Mission
Bands of Oranbrook and Ethel enter-
tained melmbens of the WhAtechuroh
Band, with nearly fifty in attend.
anoe, in 'the basement of the church
at Orantrook. Miers Forrest, Mission
Band Leader, presided for Idle pro-
gram consisting of a solo and organ
election by twin girls from White-
churen, a Thanksgivlig reading by
Linda Dunn, flannelgraph and story
of children! in Africa by Patsy
Richards and Irene Noble of the
Ethel Band. Several choruses were
sung under -bhe direction of Mrs.
Dichawdis, Leader of the Ethel Band,
accompanied on the organ by Miss
Olive Richards. Refreshments were
served by several members of the
Evening Auxiliary and W. M. S.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Knight, ac-
companied by Mr. Alfred and Wal-
ter Knight, spent several days in
Picton. with MT. and MX'S, Hector
Knight, and family.
Mr. Kenneth Knight, Toronto, was
home for Thanksgiving. Man. W.
Forrest, Brussels, ivisiting with
her acice, Miss A. J. Forrest.
Thanksgiving visitors at the home
or Mr. John McNabb included Miss
Kate McNabb, Terniskaning, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Barkkvell, Galt, and
Miss Mary MacDonald, Toronto.
There passed away in Scott Mem-
orial Hospital, Seaforth, on Friday,
Oct. 8. Mrs, J. D. Hinchley, the
former Seam McDougall, in, her 89th
year. Mrs. Hintabley suffered a stroke
Sept. 8, and has been confined to
the hospital since then'. She is sur-
vived by two sons, Jack, a teaches' in
Owen Sound Colltgiate, and Harry,
Renfrew. Mrs, Mac Engel and Fred
Smalldon are niece and malahow. Fun-
eral service was held in seatorth
Tuesday afternoon.
Stewart Steiss spent the holiday
week -end at the home of hit sister
Mrs. Charles Mann, Listowtl.
Miss Cheryl Mann spent the holi-
day week -end with her grand -parents
Mr, and Mrs. Alex
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