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It's sailing:Nov. 1st with Xnias
'Parcels for the Boys Overseas.
Make Xmas Day a gala one
loi-them with -lots -TA parcels,
among them a Food Box from
Theinpson's.
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include' -these suggestions:
WEDDING BELLS
" .WILL--CULBERT •
Saturday evening,, October 9th,
First United church, Hamilton,
was the setting for the marriage
of Miss Beatrice Margaret Cul-
bert, Reg.N., eldest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Culbert to
Pte.' Gordon Bruce Will, ymmger
.son of Dr. and• Whs. J. R. Will,
• Brantford. .Rev. E. Melville_Ait-
ken officiated,.
The bride wore a turquoise
sheer wool dress with brown ac-
cessories, arid corsage of sweet:
ONTARIO
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TIIIIRSDA.Y., OCTOBER 21, 1943 '
OBITUARY PACKED MANY
CHRISTMAS 'BAGS
ALEXANDER MaclillARMILr
Mr. Alexander MacDiarnnicl
passed away ,peacefully in his
sleep early Monday morning. His
death came as a distinct shock.
to his family and friends. Twice
on Sunday, as was his custom,
Mr. IVIacDiarmid had attended
services in ,the United Church.
He was in his 85th year and
had frequently been, heard to say
that hewas never. sick a- day in
his ..life, -although for a short'
time he had not been. feeling the
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February 1st, 1859, 'on the farm
now' owned- by RObert Moffat,
' Concession,' 4, Kinloss. He went
to Paramount as a young. man
in 1884, taking up the farm where•
his km• Granthow resides. In
1890 he Married: Mary MaCKen-
--zie;--and•-they,continued to reside:
at Paramount until they retired
to LucknOw in 1921, where Mrs.
MacDiarmid passed away in Aug-
ust of :1936.
Alex, as he was best .,1triown,
was held iii' the highest esteem
in the community. Spry of step,
a&I young in Mind as: well as,
body, he had a hest of friends
among young and old. :Honor-
able and upright he .was a de-
voteld• and faithful member of the
United Church. Mr. MacDiarmid
I also •served ably on• the. Village
I -CM:moil in 1936 and 1937--iilien
he retired from; office.
Surviving are two, daughters,
Mrs: •Neil J. MacKenzie of Ash-
-D. Stockham
of Detroit 'and three. sons, Lyall
Of ,Jamestown,• N. Y., Rae of
Cleveland; ,- Ohio and Grant on
the .family homestead. An were
present fOrnihe funeral except
Lyall who was on a business trip
in Texas at the4iiiie of his fatli-•
er s sudden death. "
The funeral service was held
in the United Church On WedneS,
day' afternoon conducted by. Rey.
, W. Stewart. Interment was in
Greenhill, Cemeteri. Pallbearers
'Were Denaid McLean, Art Cook,,
.Joseph Mallough, Ernest Ackert,
Charles Steward and Joseph Ag
new.
Chicken Bouillon Cubes
• Hot Chocolate Powder
Cough Drops •
Soup Mixes
Cigarettes and, Tobacco• ••
Soaps and Shoe Polish
Individual Kellogg Cereals
with Baby Size tins of
• Sardines
TIIOMPSON'S
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ENGAGEMENTS
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Mr. and Mrs. A: T. Chesney,
• Nobel, Ontario, announce the en-
• gagement of their daughter,
•• Mary .Louise, to Capt. John Dun-
• can Munn, Royal Canadian Army
• Medical Corps, son of Sr. and
• Mrs. Duncan Munn, Ripley. The
wedding will take place October
• 30 at Hart:, House Chapel, Tor-
• onto.
Ferne Maltby, Reg.N., 'Guelph,
attended the bride wearing rose
wool, 'with grey accessories and
corsage of Jehanna Hill roses.
' Mr." Ernest Thorpe? *Brantford,.
was groomsitan. •
A, smal..1..reftit. icat was held at
the WentWoilh -Arms. Pte. and
Mrs. Will left --on a trip to Tor-
onto and Montreal. For travelling
:the:bride wore a brown coat With
-stone , martin furs. The bride is
a graduate of Hamilton General
Hospital and has been a member
of the staff, The groom is a grad-
uate of Osgoode Hall, Toronto.
United Church Y. P. U.•
The Group of
-the-Womeres- A-ssoeiatioir-ef-the-
the Women's Association enters
tained the Yung. People's Union
on Monday evening when a--verY
• excellent • program was, given.
Mrs. Alex Andrew iiresided and
'the scripture lesson was read by
• Alan McKim. Miss Dorothy Sharp
• played a very fine, piano instru-
mental and a splendid address
•was given by. Miss .Jean Osborne
•on .the tbpic, "Being a real Per-
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son". Enjoyable solos were con-
tributed by Mrs. Breckles • and
Mrs. Harold Treleaven. A contest
was held and Mrs. SteWart dos-'
ed the meeting With prayer.
Teeswater Winners
• At Teeswater Fair, Ewart Tay-
lor won secondprize for the .3 -
year -old gelding or filly, Perch-
eron , or Belgian type. He also
won second and ,third prize for,
the span.. that class Goldie
Martin won second for his foal,
, -
Shei 'Why don't we get a taki?'
• He: `Darling, you're beautiful.
In a taxi no one would see you,
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but on the street car I can show
you *off to everyone'.
• LUCKNOW
•UNITED CHURCH
• Rev. J. W. Stewart, B.A., BM.
Pastor
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24th
11 a.m.—Morning Worship.
Junior t hurch.
p.m. -c -Sunday School.
7 p.M.--Evening Worship.
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•• The response to the local Red
Cross appeal for donations to the
Newfoundland Xmas bag fund
was so splendid that the lop]
branch was able to pack 79 Well-
filled Christmas bags for them-,
,bera of the services in hcispital
,in Newfwildlnd. These were
forwarded. recently. ° 2,
„ As well ' as the donation of
Many articles for these bags.; caili-
Contributions of $51.95 were made
to purchase gifts The rrtpOTIM
is asiteefo elliepw.
tss
,Group, S. S. No.
9, Kinloss $ 3.30
WS; Alton. (Hackett's) 1.50
Zion • ' - 7.15
Pararnount W. I. •14.00•
Kinlough 5.00
Donation, "three 50c. . 1.50
Mrs. Youn's tea (including
$5.00 from Mrs. 'Wm.
Mackenzie) 17.50
Mrs. W. J. Little 500
.
Expenditures
The Market
Webster's, •Restaurant
McKnifs Drug Store
• • • $36.08
.Balance on hand $15.87
Work and Donations .
$51.95
..$12,19
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22.45
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- PRESENTS.
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11ENRY..ALDRic.H
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MARTHA &DRISCOLL
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"QUIET PLEEZE"
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• LATEST- BRITISH-
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•Bing4Crosby, Fred Astaire
Marjorie Reynolds in
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• . "THE FLEET'S IN"
Dorothy Lamonr, Wm. Holden
Eddie Bracken, Jimmy Dorsey
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Fironi Rural Branches
Kinloss -3 sweaters; donated,
• • 1 -girlis-d •
Kairshea—donated 6quilts.
Kinlough-7 sweaters, 1 Skirt;
donated, 2 quilts. •
• Kintail--4 sweaters, 1 pr. sox,
• pr. seamans sox, I pair. sea-.
mans boots; donated; '8 quilts.
,Langside-1 •sweater; donated,
6 quilts.
• Paramount -- 6 shirts, • 1 pair
mitts, '1 pr. sox, 1 sweater;.doria-
ted,-3 pair s�x, 2 quilts, 1 afghan.
St. Helens --5 sWpaters; •dona‘.-
ted, 12 quilts. • 9th 'Concession
West Wawanosh--1 quilt.
Zion -.--6 • pr. sox, 2 scarves, six
helmets. ••
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ELECTED TO DISTRICT
MEDICAL EXECUTIVE
District No. 2 of ,the Ontario
Medical Asidciation held one of
its most successful meetings at
Owen 'Sound last Wedriesday. The•
district comprises .the Counties of
Grey, Bruce •and Dufferin, Active,
• full time,practitiOners iii the ats-
trict have dropped from about
fortkl to less -than 25. --in -number,
to serve a Population of approx-
imately. 40,000 people, •
Following the business' session
the following officers were re-el-
ected: Counsellor of • district No.
3, Dr: A. D. Polleck of ,pwen
Sound; senior vice -counsellor, Dr.
G. W. Taylor of Owen Sound:
junior vice -Counsellor, Dr. W. V.
JohnSton, Lucknow, Ont; com-
mittee on nominations, Dr. A. L.
• Danard of Owen Sound and Dr.
J. T. H. Robinson of Walkerton.
HELD AT RIPLEY •
Th_ere-was- an attendance of 117
at the sectional meeting of the
Women's Missionary Sooiety of
the United Church, held at Ripley
last Wednesday and kesided
over by MIS. E. ,Beech: 'Mrs. Lot
Culbert acted as secretary and
Mrs. Gaum ,offered the:opening'
rayer. A report of, the branch,
eeting was given by Mrs. J. ,
Dobson, -'Kincardine,-which show. -
ed a good financialeposition' and.
indicated • that •the allocation
• would be met. -•
The guest speaker was Miss '
Wilina,Thomaa, who.Stressed the
'important part the young people '•
can play in the church today:
• A' duet was sung by Misses Jean ;
McLennan and W.iirria Carter and -
a solo by Mrs, A. Ackert of
Holyrood.
To the address of...welcome by
Mrs. Beech, Mrs. Strapp of Ber-,'
Vie replied. Closing remarks were •
Made by Mrs. Steele of Pine -
River nd Mrs. Wes Thprripson
_gave the olosing -prayer.
Those attending from Luk -
now included Rev. and Mr's. J. W.
Stewart, Mrs. R. Robertson, Mrs.
J. •Kilpatrick, Mrs. G. McDiar-
mid and Mrs. A. Ackert.,..
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FRED MOSES, well known in
hockey circles, and a member of.
. the Durham hockey team that:
Won the Ontario championship a
*few years ago, was killed in Italy '
'while serving with the 48th High-
landers. -
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Clearing All Cosagoleum Rugs at Reduced Prices
Good Assortment of Patterns and Most Sizes
The Store With The Stock
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