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HOLIDAY 'BLUES?
IF MOW'S THE REASON
A T.C.C. LOAN
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WINTER
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REPAIRS
LOIS from $3.50. to $2,500, or more.
Take up to 30 mouths to repay on a wide
selection of loan planS.
Prompt, dignifiod service.
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G ODERI CH, ONT.
Brother Dies in
Riverdale Hospital.
Ronald Arthur Bee, brother of
Mrs. G. W. Tiffin, Wingham, died
on Friday evening in Riverdale
liospital, Toronto. Funeral •ser..
vie° was held on Monday afternoon
from. the Murray B. Newbigging
funeral home 'with interment in
rork CerneterY. 4oe wv.3hi
his 32ncl year,
In the summer of 1967 he was
stricken with polio and for seven
Monthwas epied continually
to an iron , Wag; Be suffered a
couple of evere recessions,. but
within a year was operating the
Boe Automaave, Toronto, of which
he was vice-president and general
Manager, from his hospital room,
Where he made all major decisions
for the company.
Mr. Bee is survived by his wife,
the former Muriel Keeling of
Wil-
Jowcaie, and three daughter Lin-
da, 6, Susan a and Carole about a
year and a. half;, his mother, ldra.
Arthur Brie and two sisters, Mrs.
G. W, Tiffin (Audrey) of Wing-
litim and Mrs. W. H. Leamen (Nor-
ma) of Thornhill,
He was a member of St. James -
Bond United Church in Willowdale
and prior to his .iliness was presi-
dent of the boys' club associated
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WHITECHURCH
Mr. and Mrs., Jack Johnston of
London. vialted, on Sunday with his
parents, M. aud Alm Genii=
Johnston.
Dr, Donald Watt of ,,foronto and
R.ev. George Watt of Oakville
attended the funeral of the iate
Thomas Moore on Thursday laat.
Dr. Watt nild his.son, Gera spent
the weelt-end with his parents, Rev.
and M. W, J. Watt. Dr, Watt was
speaking on Sunday at Brucefield
and shovving his pictures of his
work at Bella Coola, B.C, Mrs.
MUlan Moore argaret, and
Mr. Harry IVfeClenagtote,
Wn-
h11rn accompanied and visited with
the latter'daughter, 'Mrs, Glenn
'Swan, .of )3ruoaield.
The fire, which burned Mr, 'Clar-
ence Irwin's barn on the 2.nd of
Kinloss, could be seen in this dis-
trlet On Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Forster and
ehildr*en, of Lucknew visited on
Sunday with his brother, Mr. Wm,
Forster, of W. Wawitnesh,
Mr, Jim Reid of Port Elgin and
Mr. Wm, Rintoul, who left here
over a -week ago to attend the
funeral of •their uncle, the late •
George Gillies, at Big Beaver, south'
of Regina, arrived home en Mon-
day. They ran into ,hdtvy snow In
the Dakotas, and stayed dn motel
and found heavy snow in IVfichigan,
Mr. and MI's. Cecil 'Falconer
spent the week -end with mr. arid
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SLIPS
° A rractioal eat; sizes 82 - 44
$2;98 to $4.9$
. . PYJAMAS
1.n Shorty or, reghlar style in listatnelette ofr(siepe - S. M. 14
$2,98 to $195
Be sure t� ask about our Tom Girl style Ai $3,95
NYLONS
The perfect gift for any occasion, at allY thine, beautiful 89 gauge,
15 denier ',Weldreat" walking sheer Nylons gift boxed
$1,25 Pair
GIRLS°. SLACKS
la teen-age sizes 12 - 48 by Lady Hapilltoh -- lovely plaids
.$9.95 Pair
Plaid Slacks.- sizes 7 -14 • , . $4,50 P.air
TEEN-AGE REVERSIBLE SKIRTS
Sizes - 14x'
.$10.08 •
Also flirts' Slips'Sweaters; Pyjamas, Skirt4,, Car . Coats, Dress
Coats and fancy kiree4Ongth Rib lloSe.
WHY. 'NOT MAKE
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family? You can be sure Of. the Westfar, less,
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Cartuithael's
Men's PY,billsas, Sim 'ShirtS, Pres ii GloYes, Dress 11041, Alud
Work C108400.
BOYS' SPLIT HOOD WINTER JACKETS
the only Jacket for cold, stormy days - sizes .1-6x & 8-1(1
Priced from $11,95 to $15.95
BOYS' PYJAMAS
Sizes 3 - fix and '8 - 16 .
$1.98 - $2.98,
Dress Pants, •Shirts, Sox and Many "10)
gift items,
Lined Jeans,
useful
We else belle:* fun range 'of Baby ,Clothes including Bunting
Bags, Snow Sulfa, Coat Sets, Sleeper's and Blankets,.
Mrs Elgin Welwood of Caleden,.
Mr. Victor Emerson has com-
pleted his, job of ibuilding tatables
at Mr. Jas,' Forster'S" barnr Z�
Lorne Forster.' " ' •
Mrs, K, Dowling spent the week-
end with her parefits,'IVIr,' and Mrs.
Rboney• of :Mt. •Forest, and, With
Rotlisay.frierids.
ti .and N'fr. Russell Chapman
Sind' Gary' spent*the w8e1c4end with
Mr. and Mrs. 'Rosa" Sinith' of Wet -
`Miss Winnifred Farrier ' of Tor,-
pritoi`spent 'the Week -end With her
Parents, 'Mr. and lira. W R,I-Fsy..:
Her. , • • ,
Mr,. and Mrs. Wm. Humphrey and
family of St.' Helens. visited on
Sunday with Mr. and•Mrs. parnet
Farrier.
Mrs: Willis visited on Sunday
with her another, Mrs. IN/usgrove"of
Wraxeter, who has beext ill with
a heart condition at. the liOrne of
her son, IVIr. Stewart Musgrove.
The Women's Institute will hold
their December meeting On Tues-
day, December 16th Rev, R. T..tA,
Marshall will •..be: thp• special
speaker,
Mrs. Ceo. FiSlier; tel at For-
dyce schoo) 'w1J,, hOld her Christ-
mas concert.,ja .1.4e; memorial hall
here on DecoMber 5 and' S.S, go, 10
Kinloss, witli Mrs, iVfathers, teach-
er, will hold their concert in the
hall 'on " the, '12th. The Sitriclay
School 'of the United Church will
hold a concert in the church on'
ldenday, December 22.
" Mrs, Russell Ross and Mrs.,Wal-
lace Conn held their sewing meet -
ng al the home of Mrs. Victor
Emerson on Thursday and this
Week will eommentel the sewing
project among the members for the
spring competition
Whitechurch FarM Forbid met
on TileSday evening last, at the
home of Nil% and Mrs. Wm, Purdon,
.and this week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, jas. Falconer, '
.17SE PLVBAPPLB OUBBS
tonsurahle or chicken broth, be
Next tilne, you serve. bouillon
just a little different and #add a
specially geed' flavor by piecing
throe or four cubes of fresh plrie-
apple in the bottom of each eup or
bond before lidding the bot )reth,
The deeter was hinting -whet he
finally reached his table at a civic
after breaking aWaY f torn
a werfieri Who sought advice on a
.Per,Serlal health problem,
"tio you think 1 houk1 seralher
a bill'?" the. tioeto •asked a lawyer
who sat tit'xt to' hint.
"Why' notr the lawyer replied.
'""itott rerideted proteSeletial IletVideS
bYg1vht di/lee
IThanks,* thetht ys1c1a said, "I
think 11 do that.
When tho doctor Went to his
Offito tlio nett day to, tilifiatoh the
•bill . ta the annoying' woman, ,
found a letter trot thelikwyer„
read ;
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