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994, Rev. T. A. Carguclk
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1929 the following were elected
to office to the United Church; Eld-
era*-A, Porteous, Thos. Grieve,
Joe Scott, J. C. Laing, C. 11. Holland,
S. Savauge, John Conaitt,W. H.
Trethewey, W. D. Hoag, Wm. Black,
Jolla #Finlayson, F. D. Hutchison.
Stewards—Wm; Hartry,. E. C. Cham-
berlain, F. Harburn, W. J. McIntosh,
H. Lawrence, A. Dodds, Wm. Gold-
ing, J. W. Beattie; Chas. Barber, Wm.
Morrison, Dr.'"Burrows, R, Archibald.
Trustees—'Rev. R. F. Irwin (chair-
man), Wm.'Hartry, F. Harburn (sec.),
W' D. Hoag; Wm. Black, J. G. Doch-
erty, A. Hugill, H. Lawrence, Wm.
Chapman, A. L. Porteous, Wm. L.
Keys, F'. S. Savauge.
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.. rgi z.:tion,}own, 1h e&I'lile� sear*
as the UMW' r . id. 'ands 1$, ,er 'the, War
men's Assoeiatinn, The Ladies" idl
was institttt d ilgh 1376,The• following
are thOn* ea ole those who ] ,et" on
.March 23 r the'first�.•timo to draft
ap rules an 1 'regulations aiid to ar-
ganise as a society; Mrs. Shaw, Mrs,
Buggin, Mrs. Rooth, Mrs. Martin,
Mrs. 4opp Mrsl. Hunt; Mrs. Ault,
Mrs. Kellum, ' Mo. Lee, Mrs. Beattie,
Mrs. S. Johnson, Mrs. Williamson,
Mrs. Hill, Mrs. O. Johnson, Mrs.
Sperling,. Mrs. Charlesworth, Mrs.
Hume. The election `of officers In
1876 resulted as follows: President,
Mrs. Ault; vice-president, Mrs. Lee;
secretary, Mrs. Beattie; treasurer,
Mrs. S. Johnson.
In 1877 other names appear on the
roll as: Mrs. Brownell, Mrs. D. John-
son, Mrs. Willis, Mrs. Graham, 'Mrs.
Beam, Mrs. Crocker, and later, Mrs.
John Beattie, Mrs. Wm. M. Gray, Mrs.
Whitney, Mrs. Cobb, Mrs. J. C. Smith,
Mrs. Paskley, Mrs. Forsyth.
On March 5, 1877, the following
resolution was duly. recorded in the
minutes of their meeting on the above
date: "Moved by Mrs. Johnson, sec-
orded by Mrs. Williamson: That the
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Beginning
' FRIDAY, OCT. 17th
For a short time only.
ROBERCIIAPMFIN & SON
MITCHELL, ONTARIO
A story
that never
ends:..
THE TALE your Telephone _Directory tells is
never finished. Year after year more names are
'added, more people 'Whom you can call,. grid who
can call you. Right now we're busy with unfilled
orders ... adding still more, telephones just as fast.
as materials become available.
More people are using their telephones more
often. Our constant aim is to make the service
better, too, better in every way.
More telephones . . better service . . . and
always at the lowest possible cost. It all adds up to
greater value for every telephone user.
TRE BELL TELEPHONE
COMPANY OF CANADA
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the Society shall hereof* , conaider
propel;"
Z'ltfs organisation wa,s'•'alwaya ail
tho alert t4' give aa$ h(0 or advice
when; needed, and all through those
7.0years..the.) haveOo ntribnted most
liberally to the ti10.aicia�i WO of the
rii jureh. 'tiM;loadlOW Aid pre-
eented to the. 'rµste *gird the deed
of the property neyr ow*, and
in 1904 tools art aotige part in the
building of the -'^Parsonage, In 1907
they were instrgm@'ntai' in having
chandeliers installed at the time of
the redecorating. Ih M4 they gave
$1,000 as a payment on the church
mortgage, -and in 1924 gave- very .gen-
erously towards inistalla,tion of the
present organ, and all through the
past 70 years they have contributed
in no small way to scores of other
needs not necessarily mentioned.
° The officers elected in 1925 in the
United Church were:: President, Mrs.
J. B.' Thompson; lst vice-pres„ Mrs.
J. Finlayson; 2nd vice-pres., Mrs. J.
Dochefty; sec., Mrs. B. Archibald;
treas., Mrs. A. McGavin; property
'committee, Mrs. Burrows, • Mrs;' Con-
slit,
onsift, Mrs?Fell; flower committee, Mrs.
Cluff, Mrs. Turnbull, Mrs. 'Willis;
kitchen committee, Mrs. Stark; visit-
ing
isiting committee, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs.
Frost, Mrs..Hudson, Miss Robb.
WALTON
Cunningham - Ennis
The home of Mr. and furs. Fred
Ennis, Walton, was the scene of a
pretty autumn wedding on Saturday-
afternoon
aturdayafternoon at two.o'clock, when Rev.'
P. G. Hazlewood united in marriage
their youngest daughter, Anna Isobel,
to; Ross Dunbar Cunningham, eldest
son of M'rs. E.. -Cunningham and the
late Roy Cunningham, of Grey Town-
ship. The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, .looked lovely
in a floor -length gown of blue nylon
net over taffeta with matching finger-
tip veil which fell from a hairdress
of blue velvet flowers. ghe carried a
bouquet of American Beauty roses.
_Mrs. Knneth Ritchie, of Seaforth, was
'her sister's bridesmaid in a floor.
length fuchsia, corded taffeta dress
with matching hairdress and gloves;
carrying a, bouquet of pink Better
Gime roses. Robert Cunninghair was
groomsman for his brother. Mrs.
Douglas Ennis played the wedding,
march and accompanied Miss Estelle
Cunningham, sister of the groom, who
sang "I'll Walk Beside You." Follow-
ing the ceremony a reception was
held. the bride's mother wearing a
navy blue sheer dress With a corsage
of pink carnations. The groom's
mother wine a dress of hunter's green
crepe and corsage of bronze roses.
The house was ,tastefully 'decorated
with pink and white streamers and
bpuquets . of carnations and chrysan-
themums. Assisted in serving were
Misses Marie Bennett, Leona Watson
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A Place of Saving
From time to time you may see a lot of unnecessary
spending. You are likely to hear people exclaim
just can't save." It takes determination to make a deposit
every week or month in a savings account.
You'll be surprised how fast your savings
deposits mount up. The Canadian
Baa�k of Commerce welcomes the
opening of Savings Accounts
at any of its more than 500 branches
across Canada.
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Consult our Manager
for your financial needs.
THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
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Seaforth Branch G. C. Brightrall, Manager
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174.
STATEMENT OF POLICY
by the
GENERAL MOTORS DEALER
,5t handling
CHEVROLET • . OLDSMOBILE
CHEVROLET TRUCKS
Shortly after the war concluded, and because it was of timely impor-
tance, we — your. General Motors dealer—issued a statement outlining
our business policy.
In the interests of our customers and me community as a whole, we
have decided that this policy should now be reaffirmed.
It will be our continuing' purpose, therefore, in all our dealings with
you to adhere to the following principles:
*We will abide firmly by delivered prices on all
New Cars and Trucks, as recommended by the
manufacturer.
* We will do our best, having the responsibility of
being the sole distributor in this area of new General
Motors Passenger Cars and Trucks, 'to allocate them
as fairly as possible with proper regard for orders
placed *ith us and dependent upon the availability
of models.
* We will ask only reasonable prices for all Used Cars
and Trucks — based on an'equitable resale valuation.
*We will make allowances based on proper appraisal
and a fair valuation to purchasers who have cars or
trucks to trade.
* We will give purdiasers the ,benefit of those acces-
' sories which are available, but delivery of a new car
or truck will not be,conditional upon the acceptance
of accessories other than those desired.
*We will charge only the established prices for parts
and accessories, and not snore than equitable. prices
for all types of services. When requested we will
gladly provide the customer with advance,estimates.
* We will, at all times, strive to be'considerate of our
customers' needs — and to serve with efficiency, satis-,
faction and courtesy.'
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