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Mrs.: Frank. Dore was 'hostess to
Purple Grove Institute on Monday
afternoon. .
Recent visitors with Miss Mar-
, garet Robertson were Mr and
Ms. , Gayle Haldenby, Mr. ,and
Mrs. John Taylor and Denise, Mr.
'and Mrs. Burton Collins.,,
Bervie, United Church Women
Units, one and two, :' met, in the
church on ' •Wednesday afternoon:
Mrs Frank Dore, Ronnie and
"'Dianne visited Mr.• and Mrs. Ger-
ald Brindley..
,...Some attended the benefit" dance
111 Ilolyr'ood : Saturday evening for.
Mr.' and. Mrs. James Haldepby who
lost their home,. by fire
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Thompson
and family, '1'eeswater, 1VIr. and
Mrs. Bob.. ' McClure and .Bradley,
: Teeswater -visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon MacDonald
Mr. .and Mrs. Bert McLelland
and Mrs. Gordon Fair visited Mr.
and Mrs. Donald ' Mackay sand
girls. .. L
Mrs. Frank '.Dore and Dianne
visited Mrs, Cynthia ` Bere and; Mr.
and Mrs. 'Donald Stewart.
Mr." and • Mrs. Currie ' Colwell,
and
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Bill, Betty. and Ann, Mr. and Mrs,:
Frank Colwell, : Kinloss, .visited
Mr; and' Mrs. Donald McCosh, on
Sunday,
Miss Margaret Robertson and
Mr. Donald Robertson were Thurs-
day visitors " with Mr. and Mrs.
Goldie Huston.:.•
Mr and Mrs. Donald McCosh
and Dicke visited Mr. and Mrs'.
Lynn 'Geddes :on Thursday even-
ing.
Miss Evelyn • Harkness, Vickie
Dore, Joan and ; Wray . Thompson
visited Nancy -,and Dianne Dore.
Mr. and . Mrs. Laurence, Stanley
were recent visitors with Mrs.
Helen; : Swann and : Mr. Norval
St Y.
aisle
Dr .R. M...Allis, :.Huron' County
M:0.11.,, . says . there is ' still • "a
fair amount" of ' : rabies , in the
County' with more cases . in 1963
than -in the .previous year.
Tetanus infection resulting from
a toe injury caused, by . a `. Meek
of wood falling' onhis foot, claim-
ed the life of Clarence Gale 63,
of R.R. 2 Dashwood..
ipIeyTlj.TOdge:tSponsoring OeIe.gcte
ro Observe Unified Nations At Wor`
More than one thousand teen-
age high school students from
throughout the United States, and
Canada will take part in • ' this
year'se1:5th annual United Nations
Pilgriinage for Youth,.- sponsored
.by the .'Independent Order: of Odd
Fellows' and its 'sister organiza-
tion; : the Rebekahs: •
Plans are already advanced -for
the project; and Ripley I Q OF
and, Rebekah,' -Lodges• ' will again
participate asannounced by Noble
Grand • Jack , Farrell and • Mrs.
Dorothy Brooks.
Arrangements are being made
with Ripley District High School
for the selection by competition,
of a qualified student to' take part
in the Pilgrimage's week of .ob=
serving • the United Nations . at
work.. .
For.. students .to be eligible, for
selection,' they must have com-
pleted .the Grade' 10 or 11 by
June, be 16 or 17 years "' of age
at the time, of. the Pilgrimage,
and be in. good health Scbolar-
KINLOUGH
.The Anglican congregation held
their Vestry meeting with a good,
number ' present Rev. ' Canon R
W Stump was in charge and
Miss ' Edna, Boyle ;acted' as Nes-
try clerk. Reports showed `: a year,
of progress both spiritually, ' and
'financially. The following. officers
were elected. ' Wardens, Harold"
Haldenby,Don, Gillespie.; Synod
delegates, Bert . Nicholson . and
Howard Thompson; Sidesmen;•
Midford. • Wall and Gerald Rhody;.
Auditors, Delbert Hedley and
Gerald Rhody; " Caretaking, Miss
May 'Boyle;' Board . of ;Manage
merit, -Rev., Benson Cox, Miss, Ed
na ' Boyle, Harold Haldenby, Don
Gillespie, Bert Nicholson, Howard
Thompson, ' Midford Wall,,'Delbert
Hedley, '. Roy. Graham, Ry Sch
.neller, 'Gerald Rhoda ' and Rae-
Haldenby. A , minutes silence: was
observed'. in memory' of the late.
Mrs,. J. W. 'Colwell and the late
Tom Bodging.- 'Prayer closed the
meeting , `
On Saturday evening : a : benefit
dance ' was held in: Holrood hall
for .:Mr:. and Mrs. James Halden-
by , and' family who lost their.
home by fire on New Years Eve.
The, music, . was supplied by Car-
ruthers Orchestra,.J, and they were
presented with a purse of money:
Mrs. ' Roy Schneller , was hos-
tess for the W,A. meeting
Thursday 'when a quilt .was quilt-.
ed ;for Mrs. James •..Haldenby.
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It's here at.last...that wonderful time of
the year when: Tex --Made sheets go on
sale. All over Canad, tine fine stores that .'.
sell Tei -Made sheets invite you ix; come
'in• and Make your selection from the.
largest, most colourful collection `avail-
able. There are White slreeta and fitted ,
sheets...stz.enchanting pastel. sheets.:.
five dashing striped sheets... elegant
sheets all covered with roses and ha
ppy
,sheets strewn with bright stmny ;daisies.
Sheets of every description and because
• • they're, Tex -Made, you get more value
all :year round, becausethey're woven of
more .finely spiin Potton with More
threads per : inch and . more nitches per
length. Join the big tPlebrationi...buy
Tex -Made now and saver
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Sheets !millet ...Tex -Nle 's Ostreet_Awe itemise. Hera
the freshen look in fahfof,-nsw Sh'asb Daisy print sloe.
' It's the evening dross of the Yew. end like all Tex -Mede 'sheets
...tight aorw Sofro edQapat a.kw loin %Us UM. ptiow
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THE MOST FASHIONABLE BEDS IN CANADA WEAR
DOM Niofr TbratE CDMPANr,- tiMitiztl, 40ti'K .,,
ship,. leadership, interest in coin
ntupity welfare, concern in world
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affairs, to
take and part n ,the projectlwill
' be
taken into account in,making the
selection,
While at U.N. headquarters' yin
New. York, the delegates 'will study,
and observe ' the U.N. • 'in action;,
tour ` the buildings, . listen, t� ' be -
the
hind the scenes � explanations • o of
various de ,partments and agen-
cies,
hear `business conducted- in
the five otficiar languages, • have
meals in the U.N. Delegates', Din-
ing Room, and interview repre-.
sentatives . of. member nations;.
They will also visit International
House "Where : graduate .. students
from more than 80 'countries live
under one roof. An added feature
of ' the .1964 ,programwill be a
day at; the New . ork :World's
Fair. .
Richard Stanley of Huron Twp.
.Was, a participant in the 1962 pro-
ject. Siiice • 1950, 8727. Students
have, • taken part in this. program.
Funds. : are ' being:,raised by• the
sale of : light ': bulbs to the public.
Sixty, and one hundred watt . bulbs
'are available • from any Oddfellow,
m any quantity for 25c each or.
your supply may he obtained €n
McCreath Furniture:
R D. Trench, Listowel, coun-
cillor who was re-elected' by ac-
demotion
c clamation for a seventh term in
November, resigned shortly after.
with the resignation effective / the
end of . the year.
WrreoH$ DA V', JANUARY 15,
'HITECHORCM
Mr. Jim Gordon of Saskata
:who As . visiting with . his sista
Mrs, Marjorie McGee of Wingh:
spent Monday night ' .with
school chum,• Mr.: James. McInn
•The •sympathy of this commun
is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Fra
Coulter , in the... passing of .:
brother, Alex on. 'Wednesday,
Wingham' ' District Hospital a
whose .funeral was held .on Sat
day from Currie's funeral pariti
.
are We sorry to report M
Clarence Adams is a patient
Victoria. Hospital; ndofl We w
her a quick recovery.
• 'Mr. Garry Willis of Streetsv
spent the week end at his ho
here,. •
' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coultes.
Debbie of Wallaceburg spent.
weekend with his parents Mr. ' t
Mrs. Albert, Coultes and her ,p
ents, Mr. and: Mrs. Mervyn Pi
Brussels.
Mrs. Doris .Willis' visited on S
day with her mother, Mrs: M
grave at thehome of Mr. and • N
Bennet Mitchell,Molesworth, N
Anie. Lott, . accompanied her . 1
Mr., nand Mrs; Frank Lemmex
Atwood` came :and took •.her to ti
home,: where she will visit fog
few weeks:' :
NEWS . BRIEF
Three . men from Toronto'
ifamilton were captured ai
breaking into the Dundalk Co.
A tip-off on :. the robbery had b
received and the Co=op :had b
staked' out for several days
police' officers
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,Feb. 3 and Feb. 28.your "Early .Delivery" diseount,will be
V.50' per ton. 'In, addition, you can earn cash discounts of
6A% for. payment .or pre payment by Feb. 1 and 6% by
Feb. 28
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