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exchanged marriage ;vpws with' Rey ,McLeed of Guelph, son of Mr, and
Mrs. R. „McfMod.A: ',Fled will live in; Guelph,--Photo by Horst Msyk. .. 1,1 .AF
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WBITri/OffORClif-4the regtila.r l
Morithly meeting Of the W.M.S. of
Ualvin,,Briek United Church was
held & t114 'borne of . Mrs. Gordon
Meth,l.rneY On Wednesday „evening .
last, with twenty-three ladies 'pre,'
sent. The president, Mrs, Lawrence:;
Taylor, presided.
The theme of the Meeting was,
"Freely ye Have Received, Freely
Give," After the hymn all joined
in, the' General Thanksgiving
prayer. Mrs, Harold Gyrrie read
the Scripture message'Iron
thew chapter 6, arid Mrs, Taylor
led in prayer.
Mrs. Cecil Coultes aSeiSted: by
Mrs, Taylor and. Mrs. Ronald Ootil-
tea had charge of the topic, "Otiris7
tian Giving". Miss Agatha Coultes
of Edmonten was welcomed to: the
meeting and; gave. a very interest-
ing talk on her work as hospital
visitor for the United Church in
that city speaking of the different
patients, and their reactiorp- tty
different kindnesses shown tkeal,
The ladies of this Society.had
each filled a page with poems they
had clipped,' from papers for this`
purpose, and sent a 'book of .them
at Christmas to Miss Coultes.. She'
told how she had had each Pecan
reprinted, and ariays had a satls-
Lying and appropriate one to giver
to the patients, who found them SA:
helpful, She thanked the ladies for
their thoughtful gift, and said, she
always carried them with her,
Mrs. Norman 'Coultes el presided
for the business meeting 'and an
invitation to attend a special meet-
ing at St. Helens qn Tuesday, July
29, was accepted. The bale had been
sent to Toronto, and the ladies
decided to hold a sale of home-
made baking in Wingharn in the
near future, with the following
committee in charge of arrange-
ments; Mrs. Rey Pattison, Mrs. •
Clarence Chamney, Mrs, Cecil
Coultes and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor.
Mrs. Norman Coultes closed the
meeting with prayer, and Mrs. Mc-
Burney's group served the lunch
for the quarterly birthday tea.
of the former's daughter, Mrs.
William Trwin
Mr. *Ad Mrs. Zrnost Bescroft,
Ronald and Kirk ,attorided the
Legion picnic at the Roger Park,
Walkertee tal Sunday., and Mrs.`
Beecroft was the holder of the
lucky ticket on the draw for the'
pienie hamper.
Mr. And Mrs. John Xci3uraey ,
visited on Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Noble Young of Goderich,
Grant McSurney and David TIanna
spent the week-end at the Eianna
0017tag0 at Elliott grovc, synth of
Gederich,
Miss Sandra Taylor or Hamilton'
is visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, licnry Pattlson.
Mr, and Mrs, Walter James and
Roy and Leonard of Woodstock are'
spending their vacation with her
parents, 7Vir and Mrs, Arthyr Moore
and other relatives m this district.'
Mr. and Mrs Albert COUlteS and
Diane attended the Kerry family
picnic, held en Sunday at Lobby's
Park, Walkerton.
Miss Daisy Rose, who has been
visiting with, Kr. and Mrs, J. G.
Gillespie during :thf past week is
.visiting with Mr, and Mrs. jack
Gillespie of Sarnia for a few days
this week.
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THURSDAY
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Listowel,
July 31 and
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"The White Feather"
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Robert Wagner, Debra Paget
SUN. MID-NITE and AIONTDA.Y
August 3 and I
Double Veatoro
"JET ATTACK"
', John Agar, Audrey Totter
"Suicide Battalion"
.l'ahri Ashley, Touch Conners
' TUESDAY' and WEDNESDAY
August 5 and 6
• "Soldier Of Fortune"
Cdlour ;Cinemascope
'Clarke Gable, Susan Hayword
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4 .4 1* I • x • • • , 29.c .
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33c
Hereford 13 oz. tin
Corned Beef , , 35c
Maple Leaf 1% lb, tin
Canned F.44ms. $1.59.
I.G.A. pkg,
Waxed Paper 27c
Goi Seal'Soekeye
Salnion ,2for 89c
York 16 oz. jar
Peanut Butter , 33c
Remington 's
Edmonton Guest
Adresses Women
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Kerr and
family of Tillsonburg have been
staying for the past week at their
farm, near Bluevale, and Miss
Jacqueline has been visiting with
her ' gTandfather, Mr. Herbert Laid-
law.
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron, Simmons
of Lation visited on Sunday' with
her parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Martin and Nancy Simmons, who
spent last week here, returned
home.
Barry Mason, son of Mr: and
Mrs. Kenneth Mason, who was a
patient in Wingham Hospital for
the past two weeks, was able to
;return •home on Saturday but must
stay in bed for another two weeks.
' Mr. and Mrs. Howard McKelvie
and family of Walkerton visited
on Supnday at the home of her
brothers, Mr. Albert and Mr. Levi
Bieman, of E. Wawanosh,
Mrs-Jas. Keen motored on Fri-
day from Sudbury and will spend
some time with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Johnston Conn. Mr. Keen
who is on forest patrol:was sent
mioon Vith°so
. se Factory for the 'fall
Mr, Fred Leaver of Toronto
spent the week-end with, Mr, Chas.
Leaver, and Miss Doreen Wilson of
Toronto spent last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Leaver.
Mr. and Mrs W. A. Humphrey of
St. Helens and Mr. and Mrs, Ernest
Snowden and children'Pf Fordyce,
visited on SUnday with Mr. and
Mrs. George Walker. Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Walker, Donna and Alan
were in London. on Monday and
little Alan had a check-np on his
eaMr'r, and Mrs. Alvin Armstrong of
Brusselg visited on Sunday at the
Itorrie of ler sister, Mrs, Allan
F'attison.
Miss Doreen PattigOn• spent last
Week with her ,C014111, Marilyn
Rigging, Whigham,
Mr. and ,Mrs. Ray Dawson and
fonr children of I Sault Ste Marie
visited _on Thursday last at the
time of his uncle, kt,. Philip
Eawon, and local Dawson relatives
gathered that evening for a Social
tiEnd
Mr. Norman Muir, of Brainpton,
and Mr. and Mit. Oliver Stokes pf
,Turnberrys , returned home on Sun-
day after visiting at Port
with Mr, and Mrs. Robert Muir,
who also, accompAnied them to visit
with relatives at Pilot Mound, arid
other Southern points' In Manitoba,
Mrs. Stanley McBurney and her
son, Lloyd of Tomlin, who ,have
been visiting during the' past week
with Mr. and Mrs Stewart Mc-
Burney, Wingham, visited with Mr.
and MO. Lorne Scott, and Mr and
Mrs Robert Scott, and other Me-
turney relatives In this district one
day last Week
Gersheni JAI/14dt, 'Matt, Sh1611,
and' Ale* LON& Made lousineSs
trip to Tordnto on 'Mornifiy-,
Mrs. A, MacLean *ha her 6.10-
tot, Uri, (kept* Sectors( Of thrrISJ
sos vieitect guys* at the lofty
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LADIES' . •
Spring and Fall SUITS
VALUES VIZOill $22.50 TO $55.00
To Clear at
SPECIAL $12.95
LADIES' SEAM FREE
Whisper Nylon HOSE
REGULAR $1.50 PAIR
$ 1000 Pair SPECIAL
LADIES' SLIPS
VALVES TO $4.05
SPECIAL $1.98'
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july -31 to Sat. Thups.,
20% and Better oFF
ALL .CHILDRENS
'READYoTOAVEAR'
PEDAL PUSHERS; DRESSES
SNORTS, JEANS, ETC,
1/3 OFF Regular Price
on all Ladies' Skirts, Blouses,
Sweaters, Slacks, Hats, Coats
All Ladies' Summer Dresses,
Foundation Garments, Hose,
Handbags, Umbrellas, Etc.
LADIES'
• SHORTY COATS
VALUES PROM 01,00 TO '$1:',0.00
SPECIAL $9.9&
WABASSO SHEETS, PILLOW 'CASES
Oi -LINEN& LACE TABLE CLOTHS
BEDSPREADS., WOOL BLANKETS,
LADIES' - SUMMER;
COTTON DRESSES
VALUES TO,"3-1:6.5
To Clear . at
SPECIAL $2.943
P URDON'S
Mid•Summer Sale
Aug. 9, mc
Many Spcials Throtfighout Store
CHILDREN'S JEANS
xavy two poilm4
sags to 10
OVAI4Alt $1.9a to WO •
SPECIAL y2 PRICE
20% OFF
Discount Throughout Store
One dollar Table and Rack
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