HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1954-11-18, Page 7A duet was sung by Mss
lienneth McDougal:. '.A reading •'" '""'"""'
,was given, by Mrs, Everett Taylor, Oliver he,, John ohn c
Mrs. cMMt
s. Olive x • A
ens
nd an.g paper ve'a
a
0rtihis
on Christian
Pa
t:
hxis '
ap stewardship. stew ids `
h .
Act
P
.Mont
r•
Ms
Mrs. Albert Campbell presided Mrs, Ken McD
for the business period'. Mrs, Olive
Anderson, Mrs, Ken' McDoukal, and f Yh esbyt
Mrs. John Durnin were appointed Mrs: J. W..G
a nominating -committee, to bring far," t 'e Noveir
in a. slate: of. officers at the De- Women s Mis'si
cember meeting:y Mrs. Campbell K"n"oll' Presbyte:
offered the 'closing prayer, r devotional peri
Turke `Mrs, Edgar
Y,SuPim I13f3radnock gave'
The Woman's, . Association of I 'I'IJe.program
PAGE StVIDN
g with Mrs, C. C. r Clarke. Tt was'' dedicated by the Rev. F, H. Pauly; the Rev; R, NC
the piano duet,
Margo Grange; n'l�Cr, �r �/'� �Serected the Cairn m Clan Gregor, Gale coffered prayer; the Rev_
et, " Mr: • arid'[ Mrs: , ♦ „ quare :at very little cost. They! Gordon , .Peddie read the 1 s
No,N.6Ve es 4n
athered the stone themselves mnd 'tile special speaker was the Rev-
. g
helped with the work, Weston Canon E,. Appleyard,
tette, !gars, George �����: ` Sros,did• the cement and stline At°airtelt" Carter,' Mrs: rn � 9' 54 other im' esthey Mr`s. Fred % work.- `(Unfortunately the papers Sunda p' .sive`seswice onfg„GlarI Mills;or- (By our!�if`
coerespouitont) For the filet` time i relating to it. were burned, •when Y, August 10, 1947, .a second.
n 36 years, tablet et to
b the error
of:
Bert Craig, Gor- There was no there was no service on Armistice Walter: Johnston's bakeshop fell Y Warrant.
Day, Bayfieldprey to flames; Hugh R. Al ' K Officer Richard O. Weston, Mer,
., seiwtce , of y
Piano rnstruin- Remembrance at' the Memor D ainfotateer mghytimThere one of the veterans, informed its) chant Seaman ' Robert D&yid,
G Washington, 1a1 Cairn in Clan Gregor P The bronze memorial. tablet was James, Iiopson, Private Charles
George Million, Square, Dayfleld, on Novem-' , was not that mystic communion removed Stewart Cann, who ave their
m d fr g Bir
Gordon M C' it from th
c ]m w h 'tho e To
se wn
tie. who had Hal'
r it t ii made the 1 1h
res, ear
It had been 1. r
k Y n� es i
n,Wor
Id W
ar T
I
An. rev' was en-
susous
n. reP Arm' � "
me sacrifice, satsee
Y P f ce whDa'.'
ached onto. the annual en at theY veiled by Mrs..:, R. Weston and
un -
were Mrs. R. P. elan~ ihl{talt: turn.ltr held the; same time as in all other towns, services, had been held) and set' Mrs. George Hopson, It was also
rdon McClinche , g thoughts into the, Cairn. Later a torch light dedicated by. the Rev. F; H, Paull'
Y pteiic.us Surtd:ry, villages and hamlets our thou hl was set a
rgal. and :prayers ascended. to the glow on top of the Who also
y WINS ° throne of God. not only in remem structure. Rev. I a egaee the address. The
brance; but :in thankfulness; and V n Morgan. said .the
At a service held on, July 26; 'prayers and the.Re'v. F. G. States-
sham`was hostess' Gr in petitions for Peace. 1933, the Cairn was, unveiled b bury
er meeting of: the �1tii UnOtt1edAre•ii - y u Y read the address.
-g -we• growing apathetic? Was Mrs- .Agnes Currie and Mrs. Eliza In future . ears
nary.,SoeietY of it T ,,. ... ., y let iis'take a
„ ,.,,, a matter of convenience—why Toms. The .names an the tablet few minutes of our time on un Church." The `j' turn out on the morning of No- read: .Harvey : Currie, Kenneth day set- aside for, Re e ° ' time,
t was conducted . ;..vember 11 when one can "kill two' Currie, ' Wilfred Toms, Robert, to kee alive M m...inbrance:
isdr Mrs. Wes: MacLeod p. Y n this coinmuxrity -
wso buds with one stone," Wand "let , Allan MacDonald, Vic- the memory of those Who sacizfic
mng• { �r George do it" in the, larger places? for levans, Edward Adley, Arthur :ed their lives for us.
and. study. book w,' Or was it that there had been
!n by Mrs, Joli' sucha small, attendance on prev
rs. Don, n
received and iou's oceasionk, that the local Vet -
that
„
erans who ,arranged it, thought
red" Che dedicaf that there'd be°a larger attend-
". ' 't•"•"' r��a'4�u,av+E.;a ante if held in connection with the
li. r y a
variety prggram whic;i opened Past resident Mr`s Edgar Law- church' parade? '
son • presided for the: election of
offpv s which resulted as follows: ass�cY
No matter what the reason; .
president Mrs. W, Good vice there are several matters for ser-
presrdegt, Mrs. D. A. MacKay; ' lous thought before another Arm -
secretor treasurer, istice Day rolls around and those DORMEYER
Y Mrs. F Ross; ' in charge here complete arrange M7012Ei 7500
N.assifsnt' Mrs. Alvin Letherland; menti for a service of Remem (
.04 I, Home Helpers secretaries,' lysins `
Minnie ,Wagner, Mrs.. Roy 'Doer. brance. _ �, things Y YOU
Welcome and; welfare„ Mrs, H. If we are growing apathetic, let
Govre• 'literature and library,: us recall that these men gave cQ^D
.their lives, that our Veterans FOOD
�t{tlr they rnorket;'. for a)II' ksndti of GVdih, L.o1a W. J. Houston; supply, Mrs. J.' : fought, to preserve our. way of y �r regi,.i ��
W. Graham, Mrs, Carl Gooier; life -our freedom. Just pause for MIXER y
ice rticaes" pttti'r demand qua1sty ntutst be' goo:' Glad Tidings, Mrs. D. A. MacKay; a.moment to think of the horrors
flower -committee, Mis. F. O. me- of concentration mnttcam in some
groin o necessity; will bq pleased. tel Mit your Ilveen, Mrs. D. A, MacKay; pian- countries, the starving millions in
lets, Mrs, Don Plaines, Mrs. John other lands; the refugees, . the
in for mo'esture befoee delitretry. Houston; student and press, Mrs. ,,; aff OF JT
r
' J. Hallam Mission Band, Mrs. homeless, Perhaps we. say quite PRICE �� 'l
-
Don Haines, Mrs. Ed, Davies, Mrs. glibly, '"Oh, this couldn't ,happen
Wilfred Sanderson; : This picture of the stone to us 'in Canadail' Couldn't it?
t` ' Ladies' Aid,' president, Mrs. Don cairn in r_w-.ieJd Square, was Then if it is a matter of con o
Baines; secretary -treasurer, president, Mr, Mrs. first published in the Clinton venience, it smacks too much of
News -Record in U63 at the time the idea of celebrating important
Fred (J Ford Edgar Lawson. of,its un veiling. 77re cairn, as historical events on the Monday
I
Y A vote of appreciation was ac- first erected incorporated a pla-- nearest the date to give people• a;
corded.:, the retiring secretary- que bearing= the names of the long 'week -end,' forgetting that it
ONE 123W treasurer, Mrs. Jack Hallam: The .' men who died in the First should' be the anniversary of that
C�1 TON meeting Closed' with a:hymn and World War, Now another plaque date which should be -marked; and 0 N,,E
- prayer by.: Mrs, Letherland, The with Second World War vie= that holiday really means holy
hostess served refreshments,' tiros names has been mounted day. Thus it 'tends to lose its -
an otherrhil sere of have been: e. ' Gives you all theselfeatures: 5 full•
on another side of file cairn., sacred significance.
held annually vi the ole of "The shall /�. powered speeds . . hili' site
Pe P y r grow not old, as "CLOTHES ES beaters ... finger-tip beater release
Bayfield and district m front we that are left grow old:
of this cairn, -Age shall ,not weary ,them,one-hand operation. Stands
d% nor the years condemn, DRYER` _ an base for easy draining, GUAR -
_76y Zhu At the going down of the sun ANTEED,
e- .•mow. ...•or.•s•.�-a•.�-aw04� and in the morning S,
emember them,"
We"wilt r .. �wh�<' �`•,
Ve 's` ' ��` Will the above lines be true if (` for
Oi�i1 week
Icy •�<.:•a`.�, we who. grow.old do not teach `'�
efmshz n . r �ar ,a
�;n> the coming generation that these•. P• ,,�"`
The. Woman' Missionary Soc- men fought and died for them?' ON THE
e iety and Women's Association of This year there was no interlude
Holmesville United Church met in school for the pupils to march
'//j ' M1i`•""4" "':''s;= for the regular meeting over to the Cairn to take art in
x ;•:z g gin the p
Sunday School rooms on Tuesday, the solemn service and know its
November 9. Mrs. Ninian Heard; meaning, (In fact it has been
as leader of the W.M,S,i took as revealed that some 'enterprising'
the theme of the meeting 'Dis- youngsters took the poppies plat.
nA t coveryand Mission," and gave ed on the wreaths by the Veterans
the call to worship, and •attempted to sell them again
r , The hymn "From Greenland's before Armistice Day no one Clothes
Tcy Mountains'' was sung and Mrs. would buy them afterwards).
2 t Carmen Tebbutt read the scrip- There was nothing to impress the Dryer
li. ture lesson, taken from the book child with the significance of the
2, of Acts, Mrs, Fred Mullholland occasion. Perhaps it passed In
a led in prayer. Airs. H, C. Wilson one ear and out the other as an-
:�i;rr� •;..��`rl>>:. gave a temperance talk. Mrs. Nin- • other holiday or holy day did to
WAq
Ever da g y 9 xMan Heard gave a short talk on 193"5• "%«`'`'this new y is -g Dd dr in da with
the means ryer. Beats the sun,
ng of the scripture less- At that tins; the writer was`'`'because it drys without exposure. No
on, and the hymn "We Have K , worry about wind at rain or lee or snow.
Heard a Joyful Sound" was sung. serving the public behind the ;.
' t:'s ::: %a> " : < �• Post Office wick; Two lite Krz/:'� Drys quickly—BUT ONLY
:s:�A;�»:»::;.;., •x>:'<;.:.�'s Thexeparts of the sectional meet-
t. little ..�; .rs. Y A5 MUCH
;:,:;;v:a<s;., iris A, and B. came in a AS YOU SET IT FOR. Dryness
# ; `# ;:. ' ''Sss ?•,. >..c i gi , to th ,ris regu.
ng at Bayfield were given by �EM�
. a.. fated b
`, he c
... �.,>.,. , Post Office e o � y control dial. ....�.. .:..�: f c n their w I. Sto
a to s auto.
.::.,. a.. :•»d�:,,,:>.. Mrs. s]' Y p
?j� 1 Leslie Jervis for Lite morning #''`!: '`': ':t:t<:. ..', z:,'+,•.'x.:,,....., m0 ntng mats t
school: A. stepped u ca ty --load it and leave it
pp p to the Bring a b ,Keeps
s;. <:,.::': {•: v :.. •:::; :...::. and Mrs. F basketful
rank McCullough for t t of dam
g p the ct em as coda o
wicket and asked for three gg 9 colour as the sun
. wti c the afternoon. Mrs. William Nor- Clothes down .o our show- gets !tram -saves coloured things from
one -cent stamps for her letter, room and see. fa ourself g
man took h
_�'_". ...::.,• � `.,. z,� � .,.< t e chapter in the study y fadin
w g B. followed and asked for one how nicety the Dryer will 9•
book and the meeting closed with
the hymn The Day Thou Gavast Free -cent stamp. They went do them, Hos !hese features: Thermostatic control
Lord, Is Ended, and the benedic- around to the shelf at the end .. Vacuum Drying System preheats air
e$ • �t°i' wicket. A; already had one of has highest drying rate costs less to
tion was given by Mrs. Heard, heir stamps 'licked' when she operate. Alt- cooled cabinet... eas'' to
NPA Meeting spied the large stamp eom- clean lint trap ...outdoor humidity yen!
t ;; wx, i With Mrs. Harry Cuumore, the memorating the Silver Jubilee when needed. Hapdyciean-out duct.
w' "•. e WA 'president in charge the WA of the Reign of King Geor e
with a sing
V -and Queen Mary which B,
♦Washington
Nows of -Auburn
A'uburn
Elizabeth
mouth =organ
song and repeating the. creed. The
.
Everest Tay
Womerhs:'
my I wish I'd got one
Million, Mi:
I
KnoxS- Sadie .Carter and Miss Mar.'garet
in,of. the R. Jackson.
Gordon • Mc
Piaetzer; re
Siiet
Y of A re rt of the seotio al, c -
n mePo . tdonM
., , ..BCM
.aw heI isd n ni held i B � � g n avf eld was riven by
chestral nun
i.. n
,:....., ..__
A duet was sung by Mss
lienneth McDougal:. '.A reading •'" '""'"""'
,was given, by Mrs, Everett Taylor, Oliver he,, John ohn c
Mrs. cMMt
s. Olive x • A
ens
nd an.g paper ve'a
a
0rtihis
on Christian
Pa
t:
hxis '
ap stewardship. stew ids `
h .
Act
P
.Mont
r•
Ms
Mrs. Albert Campbell presided Mrs, Ken McD
for the business period'. Mrs, Olive
Anderson, Mrs, Ken' McDoukal, and f Yh esbyt
Mrs. John Durnin were appointed Mrs: J. W..G
a nominating -committee, to bring far," t 'e Noveir
in a. slate: of. officers at the De- Women s Mis'si
cember meeting:y Mrs. Campbell K"n"oll' Presbyte:
offered the 'closing prayer, r devotional peri
Turke `Mrs, Edgar
Y,SuPim I13f3radnock gave'
The Woman's, . Association of I 'I'IJe.program
PAGE StVIDN
g with Mrs, C. C. r Clarke. Tt was'' dedicated by the Rev. F, H. Pauly; the Rev; R, NC
the piano duet,
Margo Grange; n'l�Cr, �r �/'� �Serected the Cairn m Clan Gregor, Gale coffered prayer; the Rev_
et, " Mr: • arid'[ Mrs: , ♦ „ quare :at very little cost. They! Gordon , .Peddie read the 1 s
No,N.6Ve es 4n
athered the stone themselves mnd 'tile special speaker was the Rev-
. g
helped with the work, Weston Canon E,. Appleyard,
tette, !gars, George �����: ` Sros,did• the cement and stline At°airtelt" Carter,' Mrs: rn � 9' 54 other im' esthey Mr`s. Fred % work.- `(Unfortunately the papers Sunda p' .sive`seswice onfg„GlarI Mills;or- (By our!�if`
coerespouitont) For the filet` time i relating to it. were burned, •when Y, August 10, 1947, .a second.
n 36 years, tablet et to
b the error
of:
Bert Craig, Gor- There was no there was no service on Armistice Walter: Johnston's bakeshop fell Y Warrant.
Day, Bayfieldprey to flames; Hugh R. Al ' K Officer Richard O. Weston, Mer,
., seiwtce , of y
Piano rnstruin- Remembrance at' the Memor D ainfotateer mghytimThere one of the veterans, informed its) chant Seaman ' Robert D&yid,
G Washington, 1a1 Cairn in Clan Gregor P The bronze memorial. tablet was James, Iiopson, Private Charles
George Million, Square, Dayfleld, on Novem-' , was not that mystic communion removed Stewart Cann, who ave their
m d fr g Bir
Gordon M C' it from th
c ]m w h 'tho e To
se wn
tie. who had Hal'
r it t ii made the 1 1h
res, ear
It had been 1. r
k Y n� es i
n,Wor
Id W
ar T
I
An. rev' was en-
susous
n. reP Arm' � "
me sacrifice, satsee
Y P f ce whDa'.'
ached onto. the annual en at theY veiled by Mrs..:, R. Weston and
un -
were Mrs. R. P. elan~ ihl{talt: turn.ltr held the; same time as in all other towns, services, had been held) and set' Mrs. George Hopson, It was also
rdon McClinche , g thoughts into the, Cairn. Later a torch light dedicated by. the Rev. F; H, Paull'
Y pteiic.us Surtd:ry, villages and hamlets our thou hl was set a
rgal. and :prayers ascended. to the glow on top of the Who also
y WINS ° throne of God. not only in remem structure. Rev. I a egaee the address. The
brance; but :in thankfulness; and V n Morgan. said .the
At a service held on, July 26; 'prayers and the.Re'v. F. G. States-
sham`was hostess' Gr in petitions for Peace. 1933, the Cairn was, unveiled b bury
er meeting of: the �1tii UnOtt1edAre•ii - y u Y read the address.
-g -we• growing apathetic? Was Mrs- .Agnes Currie and Mrs. Eliza In future . ears
nary.,SoeietY of it T ,,. ... ., y let iis'take a
„ ,.,,, a matter of convenience—why Toms. The .names an the tablet few minutes of our time on un Church." The `j' turn out on the morning of No- read: .Harvey : Currie, Kenneth day set- aside for, Re e ° ' time,
t was conducted . ;..vember 11 when one can "kill two' Currie, ' Wilfred Toms, Robert, to kee alive M m...inbrance:
isdr Mrs. Wes: MacLeod p. Y n this coinmuxrity -
wso buds with one stone," Wand "let , Allan MacDonald, Vic- the memory of those Who sacizfic
mng• { �r George do it" in the, larger places? for levans, Edward Adley, Arthur :ed their lives for us.
and. study. book w,' Or was it that there had been
!n by Mrs, Joli' sucha small, attendance on prev
rs. Don, n
received and iou's oceasionk, that the local Vet -
that
„
erans who ,arranged it, thought
red" Che dedicaf that there'd be°a larger attend-
". ' 't•"•"' r��a'4�u,av+E.;a ante if held in connection with the
li. r y a
variety prggram whic;i opened Past resident Mr`s Edgar Law- church' parade? '
son • presided for the: election of
offpv s which resulted as follows: ass�cY
No matter what the reason; .
president Mrs. W, Good vice there are several matters for ser-
presrdegt, Mrs. D. A. MacKay; ' lous thought before another Arm -
secretor treasurer, istice Day rolls around and those DORMEYER
Y Mrs. F Ross; ' in charge here complete arrange M7012Ei 7500
N.assifsnt' Mrs. Alvin Letherland; menti for a service of Remem (
.04 I, Home Helpers secretaries,' lysins `
Minnie ,Wagner, Mrs.. Roy 'Doer. brance. _ �, things Y YOU
Welcome and; welfare„ Mrs, H. If we are growing apathetic, let
Govre• 'literature and library,: us recall that these men gave cQ^D
.their lives, that our Veterans FOOD
�t{tlr they rnorket;'. for a)II' ksndti of GVdih, L.o1a W. J. Houston; supply, Mrs. J.' : fought, to preserve our. way of y �r regi,.i ��
W. Graham, Mrs, Carl Gooier; life -our freedom. Just pause for MIXER y
ice rticaes" pttti'r demand qua1sty ntutst be' goo:' Glad Tidings, Mrs. D. A. MacKay; a.moment to think of the horrors
flower -committee, Mis. F. O. me- of concentration mnttcam in some
groin o necessity; will bq pleased. tel Mit your Ilveen, Mrs. D. A, MacKay; pian- countries, the starving millions in
lets, Mrs, Don Plaines, Mrs. John other lands; the refugees, . the
in for mo'esture befoee delitretry. Houston; student and press, Mrs. ,,; aff OF JT
r
' J. Hallam Mission Band, Mrs. homeless, Perhaps we. say quite PRICE �� 'l
-
Don Haines, Mrs. Ed, Davies, Mrs. glibly, '"Oh, this couldn't ,happen
Wilfred Sanderson; : This picture of the stone to us 'in Canadail' Couldn't it?
t` ' Ladies' Aid,' president, Mrs. Don cairn in r_w-.ieJd Square, was Then if it is a matter of con o
Baines; secretary -treasurer, president, Mr, Mrs. first published in the Clinton venience, it smacks too much of
News -Record in U63 at the time the idea of celebrating important
Fred (J Ford Edgar Lawson. of,its un veiling. 77re cairn, as historical events on the Monday
I
Y A vote of appreciation was ac- first erected incorporated a pla-- nearest the date to give people• a;
corded.:, the retiring secretary- que bearing= the names of the long 'week -end,' forgetting that it
ONE 123W treasurer, Mrs. Jack Hallam: The .' men who died in the First should' be the anniversary of that
C�1 TON meeting Closed' with a:hymn and World War, Now another plaque date which should be -marked; and 0 N,,E
- prayer by.: Mrs, Letherland, The with Second World War vie= that holiday really means holy
hostess served refreshments,' tiros names has been mounted day. Thus it 'tends to lose its -
an otherrhil sere of have been: e. ' Gives you all theselfeatures: 5 full•
on another side of file cairn., sacred significance.
held annually vi the ole of "The shall /�. powered speeds . . hili' site
Pe P y r grow not old, as "CLOTHES ES beaters ... finger-tip beater release
Bayfield and district m front we that are left grow old:
of this cairn, -Age shall ,not weary ,them,one-hand operation. Stands
d% nor the years condemn, DRYER` _ an base for easy draining, GUAR -
_76y Zhu At the going down of the sun ANTEED,
e- .•mow. ...•or.•s•.�-a•.�-aw04� and in the morning S,
emember them,"
We"wilt r .. �wh�<' �`•,
Ve 's` ' ��` Will the above lines be true if (` for
Oi�i1 week
Icy •�<.:•a`.�, we who. grow.old do not teach `'�
efmshz n . r �ar ,a
�;n> the coming generation that these•. P• ,,�"`
The. Woman' Missionary Soc- men fought and died for them?' ON THE
e iety and Women's Association of This year there was no interlude
Holmesville United Church met in school for the pupils to march
'//j ' M1i`•""4" "':''s;= for the regular meeting over to the Cairn to take art in
x ;•:z g gin the p
Sunday School rooms on Tuesday, the solemn service and know its
November 9. Mrs. Ninian Heard; meaning, (In fact it has been
as leader of the W.M,S,i took as revealed that some 'enterprising'
the theme of the meeting 'Dis- youngsters took the poppies plat.
nA t coveryand Mission," and gave ed on the wreaths by the Veterans
the call to worship, and •attempted to sell them again
r , The hymn "From Greenland's before Armistice Day no one Clothes
Tcy Mountains'' was sung and Mrs. would buy them afterwards).
2 t Carmen Tebbutt read the scrip- There was nothing to impress the Dryer
li. ture lesson, taken from the book child with the significance of the
2, of Acts, Mrs, Fred Mullholland occasion. Perhaps it passed In
a led in prayer. Airs. H, C. Wilson one ear and out the other as an-
:�i;rr� •;..��`rl>>:. gave a temperance talk. Mrs. Nin- • other holiday or holy day did to
WAq
Ever da g y 9 xMan Heard gave a short talk on 193"5• "%«`'`'this new y is -g Dd dr in da with
the means ryer. Beats the sun,
ng of the scripture less- At that tins; the writer was`'`'because it drys without exposure. No
on, and the hymn "We Have K , worry about wind at rain or lee or snow.
Heard a Joyful Sound" was sung. serving the public behind the ;.
' t:'s ::: %a> " : < �• Post Office wick; Two lite Krz/:'� Drys quickly—BUT ONLY
:s:�A;�»:»::;.;., •x>:'<;.:.�'s Thexeparts of the sectional meet-
t. little ..�; .rs. Y A5 MUCH
;:,:;;v:a<s;., iris A, and B. came in a AS YOU SET IT FOR. Dryness
# ; `# ;:. ' ''Sss ?•,. >..c i gi , to th ,ris regu.
ng at Bayfield were given by �EM�
. a.. fated b
`, he c
... �.,>.,. , Post Office e o � y control dial. ....�.. .:..�: f c n their w I. Sto
a to s auto.
.::.,. a.. :•»d�:,,,:>.. Mrs. s]' Y p
?j� 1 Leslie Jervis for Lite morning #''`!: '`': ':t:t<:. ..', z:,'+,•.'x.:,,....., m0 ntng mats t
school: A. stepped u ca ty --load it and leave it
pp p to the Bring a b ,Keeps
s;. <:,.::': {•: v :.. •:::; :...::. and Mrs. F basketful
rank McCullough for t t of dam
g p the ct em as coda o
wicket and asked for three gg 9 colour as the sun
. wti c the afternoon. Mrs. William Nor- Clothes down .o our show- gets !tram -saves coloured things from
one -cent stamps for her letter, room and see. fa ourself g
man took h
_�'_". ...::.,• � `.,. z,� � .,.< t e chapter in the study y fadin
w g B. followed and asked for one how nicety the Dryer will 9•
book and the meeting closed with
the hymn The Day Thou Gavast Free -cent stamp. They went do them, Hos !hese features: Thermostatic control
Lord, Is Ended, and the benedic- around to the shelf at the end .. Vacuum Drying System preheats air
e$ • �t°i' wicket. A; already had one of has highest drying rate costs less to
tion was given by Mrs. Heard, heir stamps 'licked' when she operate. Alt- cooled cabinet... eas'' to
NPA Meeting spied the large stamp eom- clean lint trap ...outdoor humidity yen!
t ;; wx, i With Mrs. Harry Cuumore, the memorating the Silver Jubilee when needed. Hapdyciean-out duct.
w' "•. e WA 'president in charge the WA of the Reign of King Geor e
!N/:9.QSHORPELLPFORM ww
H. Charlesworth
- CLINTON
A. J. MUSTARD
BRUCEFIELD
meeting opened with the theme
V -and Queen Mary which B,
r
song and repeating the. creed. The
was affixing to her letter.
'Oh,
n;x. '
scripture lesson was taken from
my I wish I'd got one
Ephesians and was read by Mrs,
of thosei" she exclaimed.
\"
_
Cudmore; who also gave a short
With a good deal of inner
as
Wilesppsjt teeG"ag the 4,11's >lvearr and reels
talk on "Spiritual Growth."
Mrs. Lloyd Bond read .the fin-
satisfaction, we replied, "If
you'd, put three -cent stamps
" M
4 TERNS
les toondedul bow Coca-Cola brings you
anciai report of the annual bazaar
and a recent banquet. it was
to
on, your letters, you'd have
had one,' (A. always bought
;
""` "
y Well make it easy for
—
o toff
back -69 refreshed.. So quickly... and with
What's bile e1Mak that's beyond! aU eoMpW*?
passed send a dohatiort to the
Ontario hurricane Relief Fund,
one -cent stamps because she
delighted to stick them on—
h � "
3 — -"
will pay
f i y
or file in The time wo
as low calorie; as batt an rvera oic
g°' juicy
Mrs. Jack Yeo, Mrs. Stewart Far-
which irked us a bit as it re
., �
�, Cod t \s fj1
i
4lve yoe.
What ed you lee! ibilvex 2 � 1 ralm(nAt. Bey Colne by the carton.
F
quhar and Mrs. H. C. Wilson were
appointed a nominating committee
to bung in\the
quired three whacks of, the
hand obliterator to cancel
them.)a�
t
new slate of of.
ficers.
"What's it big like
COME !0; '
The "81wP Is eat[ : -
E
h Th , Thou ng closed with the
ym 1krt The Way" and
prayer by Mrs. Cudmore. A de-
for?" sked A
"Whydid you have a hoist
day last week?" we parried.
\�
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�Q
'
WE'LL I
f colli
Saw
licious lunch was served by the
hostesses Mrs. Elmer Potter
She, shook her head
You, don't know
\ I
8 GLAD
a llrke...angl?Ime... angtnhered
and
Mrs.
claimed. "Loo
3
.,
glace Norman and Kenneth
atthe stamp.
Whose on it?" p
TO SHOW
�.
"
I?otter vgg?;er til Togoilt_o a .Seton, ,.
day, attendsn the Ro a Winter
fire
Suddenly A. s face brighten- .
ed "Oh, I know," she said,
;...:
YOU
air and taken m Det _it
g
. "the King and the Queen got
f
/ `e
and Toronto hock; match.
Y
Congratulations_ to Mr, and Mrs.
John Greidanus, on the birth of
married.",
But to return to the subject,
e!s
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Four generations have made Coca-Cola
son.
a o Ing
the Canadian Legion is e ndeavour-
to: have November 11 pro-
claimed a federal holy day. I£ this
' S
e
p O M t N i O N DEALER
bl (a the niostnsked-for soft drink in the world.
iROPE SOLD
,TIMS FOR TION_
PAYMENT OF TAXES
comes to pass will it be just an -
gther holiday in Bayfield? If the
Five properties were sold, tar
service is held on the Sunday
nearest Armistice Day then there
AulAati:ad botOter of Coca-Cola under contraef with coca-Cota ted
'I�,�
non-payment of taxes at a sale by
Huron County last es ay The
sale was conducted by I county
would , really be no need for a
hoirday !sere. And so the question
resolves itself into another: Are
a
Groves Electric
�+�-+'p �r �7
Er7[lEl i .■O�
clerk -treasurer A: H. Erskine
Mr, l chat
we this district.- prepared to
r
558 Erie Street NT. • Phone i8
rskl7te said. one pro
pert in oderidIr' Townshi¢ had loin
Y
been sold one, in Hawick, one In
en
make November Ila holy day, and
m remembrance before' the
Cairn itthe
trorbrssr rod" taxa -
lett anda one each in the, oil- all
.exactly same tithe as
. other communities in our
e]1p111g G$$rT ClilltOri
'e" k o regldaed trade mark ., +-t�
lager of Bayfield: and Hensall. country?'
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