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riper] was that 13111"e wee doing
nicely, Moody Kellam', 'Blyth, caned
oil frienlie here: Mr, and Mre. Harty
Bolger and 1hs. William 1Aunphriee
in Wingham; Mrs, Mary L"",'.hiss is
Confined to her home throa,,lt sick-
ness: Mr, and Mrs, Edward Miller,
with Mr, and Mre. Sahn Dennison,
()Mille; Tltotntts Archibald with Mrs.
.\'1dt:field, Ethel.
The meeting of the Walton
(31.T. wan held on Nov. lith at the
.l,:lmeon's. 'I'lte tweeting was opened
with miantcs of the last imemting
^;i".1 7r• 1elen. The ei';- 'hen
.,,,.t,1;• "=",1 the auto_.reoherl
'•r11t to lL,lrls Stevens, SC 'el h•
the 26th of Nov. instead of the 19th
as previously arranged with the
511105 ones in charge of the booths
as last year. Mrs. I,. Earl offered her
limo? tor the next meeting..
Presentation Made
During lunch hour the hoetesa
curried in a lovely birthday cake
decorated in mink and white in
honour of three of our oldest mem-
bore, Mrs. Cart•, Mrs. King and Mrs.
111ephensnn (Sr.) who will celebrate
theti' WI birthday very soon,
A few remarks were spoken by the
President and Mrs. Cleaver present-
ed each with a dainty handkerchief,
The three ladies although taken by
r• Johnson, seconded by Marilyn surprise expressed their animate.
•veer that Edna Martin play for Hon for the remembrance.
the 'tt•t'rs at the Worship Service The regular monthly meeting oe the
•i,l,h 1, to be held on Nov, 22 at nrrrhylerlml RT.1T.5. was held at the
W;;Ittet ('h+ireh in the evening. Doris home of Mrs. S. Wilson with a gaud
Stevens, Margaret McArthur and ultPrrianes. Thr president was in
Wednesday, November 9111; 1949
their home. li nne•ty t h;;;;;1,4; :ud w n , ::roans and
court, on Friday evening October
lath. Th , members who cit: vtvee. the
:rt tr, sett: and
home at Casa Loma in November.
G::+ -to were suitably received by characters and hoboes. It na- ^c»01'
- 4 , rted to ally concede,] that :rIr- 0young's
doer 1a•td ,o the ' 0,el..i;it+ p^l•t:'r:yri of a witch was
\c 1 rt * ;;;11;;;; ;11'. l i1) all err tt rd, Completely Made nn
ries n .,o-,stly u'tvhtes ,••ere r1) inohuiir0 'OA slcet and broent, Mrs
counter •d 'mewling real ::nil Linen- Young was nnrecognizaLIe by even
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witches. floating her close friends.
5. (';•r, ;re, -;T -4 'rr a at'irsnt• ,.+Pr tic+ ;acnes urn 'Marilyn
1 ❑. 91ts oRnlger, Edna Martin, Leona Johnston
u,h I tc„thc� and hosts, and Barbara Paterson. Mrs. H.
hal a:,a rf 1;11,\\ *r, c+onrt
Kirkby then gave an interesting
talk on Trinidad. 'Moved by Helen
F-P'oru1P'1 by Edna Martin,
;eel1 brim some ltttl' toy
to the next meeting to be sent to
Toronto. The meeting closed with
•'•re efts which a del': nn: lunch
.nq errer
1 ,,,,., 1 r•,.E, ,n1 w>;:'e aunoirttPd to
look after the service. The next meet-
ing ig to be held on Dec, 90th at
le Martin's. The girl.; appointed
ons
The evening reached a pleasant I
, aro,l'1.1 1 groaning buffet
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slipper
Prizes to. the evening were pre.
rented to Mr. and Mrs, trod Br1i'n-
son (Goderich) Miss Eve Hl'yar,s
(Brussels) and Mr, T. 1-T Meese?
te..esentr.o. tr the host a. a 111)14'ess,
\t +re., t•ter• loam
•,.,i 11.91 an enj+yable trip
-•11 0,i, t lay ly chartered
•t'hry we in the hockey game
1;;;;.- „ni Toren'. map -s- Leafs ;me
P2 \z l s.e. 'Mrs, John
1.H•( t n- and Mrs. Iien Rae and
Fleenor. Stratford, called on friends
here.
per -mals: 12111E• Rrown. only sun
of 1i•, and Mr=. ('Il mr:l Brown was
rushed to Scott Memorial IToepltal,
Seaforth, for an arlliitl etoot;. .... .
TRAINING F0
Pharer or the meeting Poll Pel VPs
answered with a verse of Scripture
Pmrt tininr' the word ntfrr!n r" Next
rnnrrth the word will he "raft". Mrs,
C,, Knitter and Mrs. TTenth read the
Scripture Matthew 5 and Luke 6. Mrs,
Richards rear] "Fend My Lambs" by
Mrs. T. K. Chin. The prayer from the
Glad Tidings was read versa by
verse, Mrs. Alexander closed with
player.
A successful tTnllowe'en Social was
held in the Township Hall Monday
evening. Games and contests with
Prizes and awards of candy and
apples etc., were enjoyed by oid and
young.
The regular meeting of the United
Church W.M.S. seas held at the ]tonne
i ..T^;. R. J. Pearson with 22 ladies
present, The president led the wor-
ship service. Hymn 162 was sung
+• ;0 led in prayer.
Hymn 159 was sung and the offering
taken. Hymn 240 was sung and Mrs.
A Pearson gave a chapter trim the
sledy book, The roll call was
1 nn•r the minutes of the last
meeting were read. A report of the
Fordwich convention was given by
Mrs. E. McTaggart and a steward-
ship paper was read by 1\frs. R.
Stephenson. Moved by Mrs. Sim
Pearson seconded by Mrs, P. Steph-
enson, .Mrs. C. Cochrane, Mrs. S.
Bray and Mrs. Ames act as a nom-
inating committee for 1956 officers
It was agreed to hold the bazaar on
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the Estate of Margaret McLeod of
the Village of Ethel in the Counts
of Huron, Widow, who died on or
about the twenty-fifth day of Sep.
tember, 1949, are notified to send to
the undersigned on or before the
twelfth day of November, 1949, full
Particulars of their claim in writing.
Immediately after the said twelfth
day of November, the assets of the
said testatrix will be distributed
amongst the patties entitled thereto,
having regard only to claims of
which the executrices shall then
have notice.
Dated this twenty-second day of
October, A.D. 1949.
CRAver ORD & HETHERINGTON
Brussels, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executrices.
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the estate of Lydia May Knight of
the Township of Grey in the County
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about the Seventh day of October,
1949, are notified to send to the
undersigned on or before the twelfth
day of November, 1949, fall particu
Lars of their claim in writing. IM -
mediately after the said twelfth day
of November, the assets of the said
, testatrix will be distributed amongst
the parties entitled thereto, having
regard only to claims of which the
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October. A.D. 1949.
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All persons having clalms against
the estate of John Bolger late of
the Township of Grey in the Comity
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on or about the twenty-ninth day of
July, 1949, are notified to send to
the 'undersigned on or before the
twelfth day of November, 1949, full
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immediately after the said twelfth
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Dated this twenty-second day of
October, A.D. 1949,
CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON
Brussels, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executrices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
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Tate of the Village of Iirusesls in the
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on or about the sixteenth day of
July, 1949, are notified to sendto
the undersigned on or before the
twelfth clay of November, 1949,
full particulars of their claims' in
writing, Tmmedletely after the said
iweifth day of November, the
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distributed amongst the parties
entitled thereto; having regard only
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