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Rev. J. N. H. Norton, Pastor
Sunday, July 7th, 1946
10 a.m,-Bible School.
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r 144 ATRE - Go Away •• and Play Mrs. Robert Gathers is visiting her
daughter, Mrs, Wm Jardine at Brus,
sels,
M r. and Mrs, Harold Edgar and
little daughter of Torento, spe nt the
holiday week-end with the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs, !Gordon Edgar,
Miss jean Sparling leaves on Wed-
nesday for London where she will at-
tend summer school,
Mr, Wm, Grainger is spending part'
of this week in Toronto,
The marriage of Mrs. Irene Allan
and Mr. Wm, King, 'both of the 11th
con. took place on Wednesday after-
noon at the Anglican church. Rev, J,
C. Caley performing the ceremony.
Mr, Mervin Stephens of Thorndale,
was in town over the week-end,*
Mr. and Mrs. LaWrence Short and
family of Fergus, spent the week-end
and holiday with the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. Short. •
A number from here attended the
Strong re-union picnic which was held
in Hanover on Saturday.
We are sorry to report the serious
illness of Mr. Geo. Foster Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Operthauser and children
of Elmira, and Mrs. Gordon Jefferson
of Owen Sound, were here over the
week-end, Mrs. Operthauser is re-
maining for a time with her parents.
Mr. Percy Sparling of Sault Ste. Ma-
rie, spent the holiday week-end with
his father, Mr. John Sparling and bro-
ther, Mr. Everett Sparling and Mrs.
Sparling.
' A number from here attended the
Cathers reunion picnic at Listowel On.
Saturday.
We are pleased to welcome Mrs..
(Rev.) J. C, Caley and David, who ar-
rived in Gorrie on Wednesday evening
last.
Misses Janet and Wilma Watson of
Toronto, were visitors in and around
town over the holiday..
Mr. Herb. Neill is a London visitor
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Marnett and little
son, Mr. and Mrs. A. Marnett and little
son of Kitchener, called on Miss J. P.
Stinson and other friends here on Mon-
day. Mrs, Roy Marnett is a daughter
of Mr. Geo. Bowyer, a one time resi-
dent of Gorrie.
Mr, and Mrs. Archie Edgar of Tor-
onto, were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Gor-
don 'Underwood over the holiday.
.p.ev. and Mrs. A. E. Lloyd of St.
Thomas, Were holiday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. R. Dane:
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
july
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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
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GET READY FOR A GRAND HOLIDAY,
SUMMER PLAYMATES
WE, HAVE 'EM!
PLAY CLOTHES
that are tops for SMARTNESS - BARENESS
and PRACTIBILITY. Come in and take a
peak at our selection of Summer Play Clothes.
PIPES
ALGERIA BRIARS
$2.00 - $2.24
Several Styles
musical numbers between acts.
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Clarke and
Dpnna have moved to their new home.
in. Wroxeter,
Mr, and Mrs. T, L. McInnes and
Mr, and Mrs. Elgin McInnes were
Fergus visitors o n Wednesday of last
week,
Mr. E. L. Farrish had the misfort-
une t o have two young cattle so badly
injured by the train that they had to
be killed.
Quite a number from here attended
th e garden party in Fordwich on Fri-
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Clegg of Detroit
visited with th e .former's aunt, Mrs.
Ernest King and Mr. King, also at
Mr. W. C. King's and other relatives
part of last week.
GORRIE
I.4.O.L, Church Service
Howich District, Loyal Orange
Lodge will hold their annual divine
service in the -United Church on Sun-
day evening, July 7th., at p.m., D. S.
T. Rev, G. G. Howse will be the
speaker.
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Rev. J. C. Caley attended the induc-
tion service for Rev, J. Kerr in the
Anglican Church in Brussels on Fri-
day evening,
The play "Step On It Stan" by Har-
riston Anglican Young People in the
hall here on Friday evening was well
presented and deserved a large atten-
dance. No doubt the extreme heat
kept some away, Each member took
their part well and there were good
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Belgrave, are gathered he re this morn-
ing with happy, thankful hearts, that
you have all been permitted, through
God's goodness to return to your
home and loved ones.
We have followed your activities
with pride, at times mingled with anx-
iety and heart ache, but' through it all,
you have measured up to your respon-
sibilities and given us an exa mple wor-
thy of followin g.
We .realize tha t no gift could be
large 'enough to compensate for all the
hardships you have suffered and all
the sacrifices you have made, but we
ask you to accept these Hymn and
Prayer Books as a .token of our ap-
preciation of your services and to 'ac-
cept them with the knowledge that
along with them goes our sincere
thanks, and also a host of good wishes,
that the future will hold much that
is bright and lovely.
We trust that God's lovin g car e will
continue to guide you "till the day
break and the shadows,' flee away."
Signed o n behalf of the congrega-
tion.
• Mr, and Mrs, Jerry Brydges and
Ronald of Hamilton, are visiting with
Mt. and Mrs. Thos. Brydges,
Miss Dorothy Wade left last week
for Wasaga Beach where she will
spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Logan. and
son, Bobby, of Moose Jaw, Sask., are
Women's Institute spending their vacation with relatives,
The July meeting of the Gorrie Wo- Miss Lois Kelly with her pare n ts,
men's Institute will be held at the Mr. and Mks. Wm, Kelly.
home of Mrs. Percy Ashton on Wed- Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Johnston of
nesday next, at 3 p.m. D.S.T. Mrs. Port Burvwell, spe n t ehe week-end
Chas. Mathers of Bluevale, the new with Cr. and Mrs. GeOr ge Johnston.
District president, will be guest speak- Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mont gomery and
er. Leaders and girls of Junior Home- children, of, London, visited with Mrs.
makers Clubs "Dressing Tip Home Wm. Cole over the holiday.
Grown Vegetables", "Cottons May Be Mr. and Mrs. Goldi'e Wheeler and
Smart" and Garden Bri gade will take son, George, are spending their vaca-
part in the program. Roll call, Some- tion with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wheeler.
thing I have learned from Institute Misses Ruth and Audrey Bradburn
work. All the members are asked to attended the Junior Farmers' Field
please bring lunch, Day at the Ontario AgriCultural Col-
lege, Guelph last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Leishman of
Haileybury, also Mrs. Charles Tully,
of Kirkland Lake, visited with rela-
tives and attended the Nethery-Leish-
man re-union.
Miss Dorothy Gallagher of Kitch-
ener, spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Nethery,
Mr. Morris Leitch of Arthur, spent
the holiday with his parents, Mr. and
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Honours 75%, Pass 60%. Names
followed by an asterisk passed on the
year's work. Names followed by (x)
missed several examinations on ac-
count of illness.
Grade VII VIII-Bob Stephens
78.3* (H), Shirley Newton 73.3, James
Walker 73,3 (x), Bert Howse 70,8,
Marion Downey 69.7, Bob Edgar 67.2
(x), Don Irwin 65, porothy Watson
65 (x).
Grade VI - VII-Eleanore Stephens
84* (H), Mary Moffat 80.3* (H), Al-
vin Grainger 79.8* (H), Betty Zim-
merman 77.7* (H), Edith Hastie 7.63*
(H).
Grade V VI-Bonnie Zimmerman
77,9* (H), Bill Stron g 73.5, Norman
Anger 71.4,.Gla.dys Harper 65.4, Bruce
Anger 65.3, Jean Lohr 64 (x), Nelson
Harper 61.5, Dorothy Downey 58.
Jean M. Sparling, Principal.
Junior Room
Honours 75%, Pass 60%.
Grade IV - V-Johnstone Farrish
79, Shirley Shera 78, Betty Newton 77,
Jimmy Oakley 73, Alice Downey 62.
Grade III IV-Margaret Heibein
76, Fern Cook 72, Margaret Oakley 72,
Tommie Hastie 69, Bobby Hastie 63,
perry Stron g 62.
Grade II to III-Bobby Black 77,
Billy Zimmerman 69, Bobby Stron g
67, Robert Peel 63.
Grade I to II - Marie Hastie 74,
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Misses Florence Anger and P. Hein-
miller have gone to Hespeler where
they have taken situations in the Wool-
len Mills.
Mr. L. Ashton of Brampton, was in
town on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Ashton, Mr.
Stan Dane and Betty, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Ashton and children, and Miss
Margaret Ruttan, Toronto, were holi-
days visitors with their relatives here.
Mr. Alex. Edgar, Mr. Wes. Strong
and Patricia, Mr. and Mrs. J. Strong
and family attended the Cochrane fa-
mily picnic at Ayer on Monday.
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- A "Teen Town"
'Music appreciation groups
Arts and Handicrafts groups
etc.
ALL GOING CONCERNS IN WINGHAM?
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Roll Call-Name an old settler in closed with The King.
either East Wawanosh or Morris who Lunch was served by the hostess, I
held an office and what the office was, assisted by Mrs. H. Procter, Mrs. J. M.
Call was received and the meeting Coultes and Mrs. G. Higgins.
Mrs. Jas. Leitch.
Mr. Bert Thompson and Elmer, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Beckerley, Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Fawcett, Muriel, Joyce,
and Elwood Fawcett, all from Mea-
ford, spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. A. M. Bradbiirn and Mr. and
Mrs. C. J. McCrea.
A memorial service will be held at
the Brandon cemetery on Sunday,
July 7th. Rev. Milne of Brussels will
give the address.
Mrs. F. Shoebottom, Miss Lauretta.
McBurney and Mr. Alex McBurney,
spent Monday with friends in Forest
Miss Isabel Scott was presented
with a substantial cheque at a dinner
given in her honour at the Royal Can-
adian Yacht Club Toronto, .this week,
Prior to resignin g her position and
returnin g to her home here she had
completed five years service as accoun-
tant with the Guaranty Trust Comp.-
any of Canada.
Institute Meeting
The Historical Research meeting
was held at the home of Mrs. N. Wal-
sh, with a good attendance. Conven-
er of program, Mrs. N, Walsh, The
president presided and opened the
meeting with the Ode and Lordfts
Prayer, The variou's reports were re-
ceived, !$15,00 was voted to the Ladies
Auxiliary ots' the Wingharn General
Hospital. Each member volunteered
to give one or more articles toward the
clothing drive. Good warm articles are
required.
It was decided to apply for a local
short course, the choices were 1st.
Time Saving Kitchen; 2nd, personal-
ity arid Dress, and for the District
course the Choices were Safety in the
Home, 2nd, Health for the Family.
Mrs. F. Oster .of Myth was the
guest speaker and based her remarks
Oh compiling the Lady Tweedsmttir
Village Book, Mrs. Jas. Michie con-
tributed a solo, "Grandmothers Love",
accompanied by Mrs. George Michie,
This was Grandmothers Day and each
of the Grandmothers present was
presented with a bouquet of flowers.
First Class.
Watch Repairs FREE DELIVERY 'PHONE 161 BELGRAVE An open meeting is being held to discuss the ap-
pointment of a full-time
Director of Recreation
FOR WINGHAM
Nethery Leishman Re-union
The annual Nethery-Leishman re-
union was held in Belgrave on July 1.
, Races and a ballgame under the dir-
ection of Gordon Nethery, featured the
afternoon, Winners of the races were:
Girls 5 and under-Margaret Wight
man ; Boys, 5 and under-John Wight-
man ; Girls 7 a nd tinder-Eleanor
Walsh; Boys 13 and under, Terry
Nethery ; Girls over 14-Nora Van-
Camp ; Married Women-Mrs. James
Walsh, Boys over 14-Gordon Neth,
cry ; Married Men-Alex Nethery;
Oldest Woman-Mrs, J. VanCamp;
Oldest man-Mr, John Armstrong;
Couple married lon gest, Mr. and Mrs.
Thos, Fairservice; couple most recent-
ly married, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Neth-
ery ; Couple coining longest distance,
Mr, and Mrs, Thos. Lcishmart, Hailey-
bury; Youngest baby, Marjory Black ;
After the softball game everyone ad-
journed to the Foresters Hall where a
sutriptitious Ithieli was served,
Mr. Alex Nethery of Sarnia, acted
as chairman, and the officers for the
coming year were appointed: Presi-
dent, Herman Nethery; Sec-Treas.,
Nora VanCamp.
Members were present from Kirk-
land Lake, Haileybury, Sarnia, Lon-
don, Hamilton, Thamesford, Kitchen-
er and Galt,
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VITALLY INTERESTED IN THIS
PROPOSAL
Mr. C. Austerberry of the Community Welfare
Council of Ontario will be here to explain how
this program is working in other communities
with HUGE SUCCESS.
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Dr, Ballard's Food Saver
DOG FOOD, 2 tins 29c WAX PAPER, 100 ft. roll 27c
REX COFFEE, freshly ground to order 49c
Cheateau or Velveeta CHEESE, % lb. pkg. 21c
CANADIAN OLD WHITE CHEESE, lb. , .39c PLEASE BE THERE!
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Old Dutch 'Woodbury's
CLEANSER ... tins 21c FACIAL SOAP, 3 cakes 23c
'Fly-Tox Edison 25, 40, 60 watt
FLY SPRAY, 8 oz. bottle 24c Mazda LAMPS, each ........-„ 15c
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For Jams and Jellies, CERTO, bottle w27c
Heavy Grade 12 cut RUBBER RINGS, 4 doz 25c
Heavy Quality ZINC JAR RINGS, dozen' ,29c Thur., July 4th See Reid and See Right
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For. Eye Examination
COCOA, lb. tin ..... .....-...,,29c I BLACK TEA, /2 lb. pkg......40c
Neilson's Jersey Brand, Four O'Clock
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Oranges, size 288s, oz. I Oranges, size 220s, doz. ...-55c
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Lettuce Celery - Tomatoes Cucumbers Cabbage - Cauliflower
Onions Peaches Cantaloupes
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During the service in. the Anglican
Church on Sunday morning, Hymn
and Prayc; Books were presented to
Gibson Armstrong, Ralph McCrae,
Ted Oxley, John Phelan, Lauretta
Burney, Verna Johnston, Jim Perdue,
Alvin Higgins, Maitland Johnston, and
Clare VanCamp, Rev, J. 11. Hender-
son read the following address:
Dear Friends:-
We as Members of Trinity Church,
McKibbons
R, A. Reid, R. O.
Eye Specialist
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