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Help 20,000 Came:ilians
TWO-THIRDS OF THEM CHILDREN.
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Mrs. • Watlter Lott is spending
a few . days at'. the home of her
daughter, Mrs.. Orville .Newby
in Chesley, •
Mrs. 'Mary Jane Tiffin visited
en Sunday at the home- of .,11 r..
.and Mrs. Victor Emerson:
Mr. and. Mrs. Bill,' Snider and,
family of .Teeswater; visited on
Sunday at the :'home-- of Mr. 'and
Mrs. Charlie Tiffin.
.Mr. F!d'on Emerson . was home.
last' ;Wednesday' for the day. He
returned back to Hamilton where
he' is ,employed on a .grahi . boat
on the Great' Lakes.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mctlenag
han: visited on Sunday at ,the
home of ; Mr: and Mrs, Mae ,Ste-
wart in Kitchener.
Mrs. 'loris Willis. • visited. on.
Sunday' at the home of °.Mr. and
Mrs:, S. C Willis in. Gowanstown.
Mrs.: Harry . Tichborne and
Mrs. Toynbee ' Lamb, of Godericl
visited on Wednesday • at the
home' of Miss. Annie Kennedy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Sholtz visit-
ed on Sunday at the home of
• Mr: and Mrs. Reg Sholtz.
Miss Janet' Gaunt of •I aiXover
spent 'Saturday at the home of
.her parents,; Mr.•` and Mrs. Rus-
sel Gaunt. .
Mr. and Mrs. Edward'Pollard
and Mr:: and Mrs.' Mervin. Pipe
of Brussels visited on : Wedaes-
day at the 'home of Mr. and. Mrs:
Jack 'Coultes.
• .'Mr.,, and =Mrs Albert :. Co iltes
were honored • at . 1 wo surprise
panties of last 'Week' .;.for their
25th "Wedding Anniversary:.. One
was at . Mr. &' . Mrs. ' John Gaunt:
on Thursday night. Others who
attended' were • the Coultes fam-
ilies and .the Lever • families ' and
on; Friday` night . the were . en-
tertained at: the home of .Mr • and
Mrs. • Jack'Cot
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Mrs., Hugh Simpsn. ,dfam
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ily.. visited•on
Sunday at.. the
homes . of ..Mrs. 'Annie Struthers'
and Mr.:and Mrs Jim Henderson
Luoknaw
Mr.. and. ,'Mrs. Russel Ritchie.
received news from. Detroit that
Mr.. John:.Bayes; •a brother of
Mrs .Mary Jane Tiffin'•'had taken
a slight stroke..•
Mrs.: Walter Arscott and
girl : .Who .. were spending •
week in. Toronto • . returned . home
on Sunday ' with . Mr. ,. Arscott.
Bruce :Presbytery
Of: United. Church Pians
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Missionary.al ies.
f REV.. N. MaeKENZIE, . M.A.
The United, Church 'Presbytery.
of Bruce has planned missionary
rallies ' in four towns in, Bruce
'County, with ,Rev. :,Norman` Hall
MacKenzie, . MA., of India,, as
the .guest speaker.
Mr, MacKenzie was ;• born. in
North , Henan, 'China, son, of. for-
Mr. and Mrs. l
mer missionaries, M ..
Hugh MacKenzie.1
Be' was educated at',the Unite
versity ;of Toronto, receiving his
;B.A.' and. MA. in Sociology, 'and
in. ' '1943' was ' graduated' from
Emmanuel, Colle, ge,. Toronto:.
lie. 'served as a' field worker' in
the Extension -Department of St.
Francis Xavier University,• 'An'-
tigonish, NS.,, from. '1938 to 1939;
and 'from 1939 to 1940• was engag
•ed` in an. .educational, program!
among the. fishermen of. B:C. un-
der . the • .University :of British:
Columbia ./ '
...Mr. and Mrs.' MacKenzie ; were
appointed `to North China in 1943:
After 'attending the University ,of .
California for study of the Chin-
ese .language they sailed to `Ho „
nan,: North China; in 1945 Due
'to "conditions, in China,, they re-
turned' to Canada in :1950 and .re-
signed from:the Board:.
In September, 1954,` Mr. Mac
Kenzie was :'reappointed as . a
a missionary, .this time to serve in
the , India field.. Since arrival in
: India, Mr. , MacKenzie has . been
doing both evangelistic and rur-
al work. His, most recent under-
. taking has been. village improve-'
• ment : projects , in ' the rural area
of Barrinia 'where he . and three
Indian, ' teachers' (w,ho attend
night 'school)•: have greatly tin=
•proved the land for' the farmers
of.'the `village. Mr. 'MacKenzie in
troduced improved seeds' . and ar-
tificial fertilizers plus'a system
1960. Pontiac Laurentian, automatic, filmy equipped' ....$2,850
1$60 Chev ' Sedan, fully equipped ' , ...::.$2,395
1959`' Ford 4 -door Stationwagon, automatic, equipped $2,295,
1959 Console, 4 -door $1,495
1959' Chev ' Biscayne sedan, automatic, fully equipped $2,195
3-1959 Chev Belairs, automatic, fully ,equipped $2,295
1956 Ford Custom Sedan, • with automatic $1,195
,.. $ •,.995
1955:. Chevrolet' Deluxe Sedan ...�... $1;095
$1,095
1955 Ford Fairlane Sedan .:..Y, $1,050
1957 Pontiac Sedan, 22,000 miles .:.Y...Y.1 $1,495
1956' Chev Sedan t .Y:.YY..Y..•.,Y.. $1,195
1955 ' Chev Sedan .:YY.Y... ....... _ $ 795
1954 Chev Bel ,Air . Sedan .,...,......Y......,..Y.....$ 695
1954 Dodge Sedan, Special ,.
1954 .Snick sedan,' automatic
1956 Ford Coach, '8 cylinder.,
1955 Olds. Sedan '
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WILL BE, PLEASED WITH``OUR LARGE STOCK. OF.
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You. will find a gift suitable , for everyone from the
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Plumbing,: Heating, Wiring, Eavetrougmng •
Aon+ 3 sol r 3e rtr. loth lr roevar,..eeitioa e 0
Mr. and.MTs: .J C. Campbel
AMBERLEY
• of •Point Clark . visited` with rel
rives in Guelph on 'Sunda'
Mr.•and Mrs. Andrew 'Jamie-
son of.. Woodstock•. were ` Sunday
guests•. with. Mr.' and Mrs. Ches-
ter Campbell and: Mr. and: Mrs.
Ross Shiells: • .
:Mrs. Annie Emmerton is • visit-
ing' with ; Mr.. and Mrs. John Em-
Merton, ; second concession.
•Anmberley Orange ' :Lodge held.
l 'banquet
a on Tues-
day'annual . b nquet
day evening and enjoyed a tier-
;key, dinner: Forty-eight, members
were in ' attendance. From
cardine, 'Mr. John Bell,. , Mr.
Ralph Humphrey,, ' Mr James
Courtney and M. Robert Ged-
des were • present .and. from Rip-
ley. were Mr. ' William " Jackson
and Mr. Frank Scott. ' A business
meeting was' held later Ind • cards
were' enjoyed. for , the remainder`'
of the ;evening..
Mrs: 'Art Courtney . and 'Amiss
Shirley have been 'ill with the
"flu": over the past- week.
Attending the . Royal Winter
Fair in Toronto Iast week. Were,
Mr, and'Mrs. Galen Campbell. and
Mr, and ,Mrs. John .Blue.. ' .
Congratulations go to. Mr. and
Mrs. 'Carl, Wilkins on the arrival.
of a, son at. Kincardine `Uospital.
Mr. ,Murray ' MacDonald . of
Ripley,. formerly 'of the second:
'concession, 'Huron, , is a' patient
in .St. Joseph' Hospital, London
with a: foot injury. .
Over :one hundred lodge : mem-
bers of the Royal Black Precep-
tory, attended' ; a . meeting in
Blyth town hall ;on' Friday ev-
ening, where the ' Red Cross de-
gree was conferred on eight
mnemn'bers, Participating ' in the
• ceremony . was the , degree team
from Guelph. Mr. N. Thompson
of Lucknow was . among the.
members receiving . the degree.
With sixteen 'lodges attending',
Arnberley R.B.P. No. .132 : had
• the largest number of members
present.
of ' irrigation new to the ' area.
New pumps were :put in : only last
' year. The young Indian teachers
who are working under the dir-
ection of Mr. MacKenzie, will in
turn pass on` the new' knowledge
to the farmers in' an- effort to
r make'' •• the " land ' ,supply their
! needs:
Mr. and lVlrs6 MacKenzie. With
their three children returned to
Toronto during the past summer
to spend. ' their, furlough year in.
Canada. •
These Ra11ieS will ,beheld at
P.m.: . ,
Monday, November' 28th; in
Southampton. United' Church;
Tuesday, , November . 29th, in
Kincardine United Church;
Wednesday, November 30th, in
W iarton United Church;
'Friday, December '2nd, ,in 'Wali'
kerton United Church.
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Miss.., Helen ;Godfrey of Mac
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We are pleased; 'to. report tha
Mr. John Bradley is home fro
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Mr. and- Mrs. William Kemp
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