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other subjects he now has an exten- ononlic theory. English law, mental councillor. seven as deputy reeve am. At is in his fourth term Mr. as reeve. Goodfcllow is 42 years of age. St.. Toronto. Don‘t forget. the Captain. Help welcome. contest. your Everybody health. ethics, sociology. sociall phir- well qualified to fill the post his Birth ' ' ' ‘ " " “ " ice and a 2.50.000 tiesis on tie sLii- s . ,- ,. . v V , THREE PENSTOCKS, each 190 feet long and 14 feet in diameter will lest “the place of voluntary weal KEZZKJIEIWSZZQImm mm hm” JOHNSTON * To M“ and M“ l" convey the water from the headworks ville development on the Madawaska River. eight foot sections which, are riveted straps. Above and to the left of the to the turbines at Hydro's Stewart- The penstocks conle in six to together by means of steel butt riv'eters is the hoisting: equipment. Stewartville will have a capacity of 00,000 kilowatts (80.000 h.p.) .. . . n-.. - . .i . i _ ,1, e. 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" had to go on. and helm :1 gentleman she lii'i‘teslt'il. “i hats all right. I A], (illl‘m “id ““r “U . blnllnyfl, : WV“ m” .1 1m”, “’“l\ f ”. out 11w “normal-viii c1 all will” i) e ‘ ~' - . .. v i ,v. 2 ‘zi.r :iwii lll‘.'~“1 i'lfl TH: ‘ ‘ V" 5 I il'l s Eillll oranges tin-n ; i‘;'c1 .- ,- l -: . ; -, , _v _ .,, ,. . , ,, , , _ .. .. V . Who makes (lecmlmls ‘lUlellv'~ Mr- 531d tile l2l\\.\“l‘- “henel’vm' “will {em (it'il'u't‘ 'l‘iiilibic, or; 'l‘liill‘sil Iv rifllhl‘i Pro-en‘s- .wiliire \]\"l" ' in “It “UNI it ll \Lylik‘hlli Ad in Ill“ illllli‘ill m‘w‘llll's' "1 5‘11 l‘ll’l llllmm" 1“ klng (lt-V Bl C. ‘ struct ‘ . l; ore est“ to z ., w. = on , " :Lt: ) ll, influx; .. . , ._ “1.. i .. ;- v . ,t UH, 0'. “1“ “1 '- S “\ i" l 2' "Tâ€" iiivited to nuiil or phone news llQillr. u , ‘ . _‘ V . V _ _ I ‘ a k'w ed “(1:3 h. . -i "i l W” ' a“ ‘L‘l-u' u b l ‘ ' 9‘“ “M” “4%). #mli- ‘7- ‘3 ', . ‘ .."i.".i.3 t-‘-"ii~ 'lfi‘tftico "" W i ’ _ . , , ,, 3 '( cinctcrt‘ will 5w nut} oil Slituriav. January 22nd. 1949, 1 play “The Stare and Stripes lwi-cVer ~ .~‘ “ philh when Andie) \ cold limit, 1 y 7 ) _ e... hi] i. organ... ll.ti|i it.\~. ti._. . . 1 Which With “Th” Slal"sl‘“”‘~’l‘d Bimâ€" Wlien he appeared in court tl‘c (Luz-hull,“1 “Lilli in“? thi‘ lilinlun h iwym ( (W. l \' _ V "1] 1" Ml“ All-“h l\”“ll.‘ """l“‘l'21~‘-‘ lh‘ at _’ oclock lll lxiiilr Masonic liall llrl election oi officers il -, _ l , . , r “ ‘ ' _ " " .‘ila‘ilc. u‘i‘unic lli' WW“ “ A ‘l' 1‘ tee”. students pii'seiitcil a very comv‘ .l.‘ - ,..\ \ , .14.. . ., _ ‘ ~ , ner’u is probably the only pitcc tin} Wimp. pupuiumvi: of the lift“. 310,1. “film” “(_KHMWY 5,,” U,- Mh. Annie ‘mmhlllw (‘hlrifllmu Umwmimmlm iili ii iii» in ll» w you anti 1. n..p_ umi MUHSHMIHH Hi gmhinil hlhmkl“. 'OrCheStra can play "ll any “mo “illh‘ in vill'in'c li‘incd out to pith?“ 1.919 \lt‘lillllm' “ll “all Rl‘lt‘ml' Tilt) hmdc i i \\ l uild 1 till diltttiin f \1’ WM. “Ml Hi PM.) H‘ l m “Wk I” i . c it,‘. . . ~ A . . _ 21_\ '19; c‘ ‘ ‘i' 4 l) . :Ss’ .: out mUSiC. . , , ,. . .- ,_. .. i ‘i.1’.> ltct-i.illire*ij. attiicd in a diapcc L H ‘ llllrrdllt‘. ,5 . . . . . . , ,_ x ,, - CHm' Tm“ M” “will e‘mnm“ An“ \. -. «i'x‘ic ili'ess with dark e’i'etn this», [here “as (ill iiiiei'cste'l an- \I. . r. , l . \1., 1. 1‘ »i 3v, ],.,~»i I‘A“ hlfix< 1“ NLOWT‘ 119x There were ten minutes: left for mm,“- ..,,,1 t‘ro <tqi- c-iid “si si" “N “£1 . ‘ , _. . . , . 7 A *“ll 1”“ “1‘ e ‘1" ‘1‘ I“ ‘l ‘ . , .N, . . - . th broad t ' 1 ti "1‘ n t‘ i L“ h ' i ( J ' - coat. llltitt'lill‘lg‘ hat and black accessâ€" iliiiizri; who Pl'zll-‘Wl ill“ ("'L‘m‘ (“WI vit-itcil the new Richmond 'l‘hizitre il‘. -l. 5. Vi Al.l\l.\(w “)5. Sec.-Treas. ii e. c“ ‘m‘ “3 ‘5‘“0 m‘“ 0‘ very firmly on Ilium-Ives “trainer-st iii-lee. she was zittenilt‘tl by her ~ Busov and (it'i‘l'Y i'umplwli ’it-liiz‘i‘-lc<l --, . . - i, i ii mus” played the so“)? may and mm" Stv'derlv the crowd “"iYE‘ a meat icr lleliv Jane Hope. W11“ \WW 2"” t] h '1' it ill duct inl tilIULl‘T'l Yuk-hmmflnd HM mm “Hg (lollghw â€"' i' i ‘ - . - . e " P‘ P ‘ ~ “ ' i 'l ‘2 *s, i t ' .â€" ,r . . . . . . . .. Thirty seconds before sie'n oil flow. nw ii 1 . n-‘ 1' 1 i‘mmelv- uiid rose drew. s‘l‘ei' coat and h “m “l I l , ‘ f \\llll the show. there ale tun >llt)\\,\{ __u . - - - UH" 8" “1‘5" n H 1‘ (‘ V r- '\]lll(’\' was out the entertainment Ali's. ’iob ltid- « ,i, I. , T1,, Pg] I ,, ~ . 1 ., *__'_ ___ ___. the announcer switched on his mike .}_| NM ,“mflacentl‘, “Divorce” 2._t"c(>>f‘ilit.\.' uni...» .Hii , i 1 ‘ r V nielity at .< \ll imonr .1. . .ini . \, and said “Franl’ Blacl‘ and the or- HE J ( iv 1 r U . . y 1 ll“ l’l"’tl“"'>‘ “’51 man‘ A “'Mflm's‘ (lt‘li “‘15 lllt‘ll” "“"""“llamr“i- mm” p.m.andcontinucus show on Saturday , .- chestra {lave ph‘ved “1:11; gm)“ .md my oyc. cried her IIGI'SDll'lll‘l‘ attm-_ supper was held nthhil- lii‘lll(";llillllt’ “M. gonuhflfi “mi up ,.,,(.e,\.,.d “.mp3. hm“ 5:”) p m l e E ' , . . . ‘- ‘ ' ’\ ‘ (‘71 "Yoti'yc married the mayor!" billic's parents at . ape '(ltlt-‘lliet l)‘ I V . ' ‘ ' v v J I ,5 [ Stripes (Slight pause, slight (hm-kin) Immediate mum,” 1,5 M tho hmloe‘ an” .int\l1e1tts.l H “m Bl m I‘l'mhl Snow Bound .\(\\ \cnl s l)a_\ ., . is I . - - . » «- «~ .. ... r.an( .rs.. t's. u'i ~» , - , , . Forevelh" w Bennett Cerf. Omnibook animus tamiliex Hie “U\\l.\ “Hi: ,_ . .. “uh tile help iii t\\o tiiiilts. .i v I x y will reside at Oak {idg‘es vis‘tul tiicnds in lune; on Monthly. . M. ; . . .. . . . . ' 4; ~ , \I r“ P f q 1 ) W l \I (Rifllllldl tiattoi, and a maintadlei. 9 . rs. "lOlll'ds )urrows o .tayne‘ \'i\'i‘.ino* tev. . E. ant . its VI . . . . _ . - '. x .. . v. ' r . . aple was able to dig- itself out ot lhathmfeill1 \l‘:ltinl;i{ dill: Illudluth (“L small“). at th“ Bambi pammll‘lg" was the New Ye-ir‘s Eve bli77'lrd by Sun H‘ALL’ i a't's'e'l (s. W . . ii .. ... _. _‘ J s . ‘ r . lltl' brother Robert (rosbie oi Shalâ€" , v , . I. ., V. lurk (ounty hospital. Ncumalktt ' ' (my x9“ 3pm _\ day found the “11. ( )V v ‘ “N 7‘ ‘ claimed the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. low Lake. Tnc Smalleys are Q'I..€.s"..s “are fairly “Matm‘ hOWWOL with! ‘ LEO l AxfilO‘h b ORLHESTRA Arthur Westaarth of lekl‘llls‘vxll- 1}. of their son. Wilhui- Smalley. teacher hhwked h,,,.,,,,..,,. and (.Oncemon Sponsored by Lake Marie and king Athletic Association llir'ti as its first .'ew eai's x. ‘. . .. h v"- “ ,. V _. 7 Swift ($05,, a, mum ,, m ”“ l “W” WM” lsdwol "tdfl- roads. Maple \ ilin, the popular ren- . Proceeds for Ixing MemOlial Hall Fund ‘ " "V ' i 5 Miss I’lorcnce ('osq is holidaying: , , . - , -. h ‘ , , T . - 1 . n w dnesdavs i - - ‘ de/._\ons oi man) people iiom t e . Si E( [A] FFATI RFS IUN(H Um”) one . e .‘ at l‘.(‘l' home at Lanark. ,- . , . .. - . -. .- . ' ‘- 1 l A ‘ Kim: )Iemima] Library" will not be ' \ R d \I _y I I. _ (“5 ‘md “ulmm‘lmp‘ (IIStHCt‘M dld E s '- s s '- " ’ ‘ ‘â€"“ ""’*"“"“'“"“’ ‘ open on Fliday evening's. but will R“. ‘l- ' all _ ‘ “1' Onfl‘n’mfl not trouble to cook any meat or fowl continue its 0D,.“ hours-(m Wednesâ€" were (hristmas visitors with friends Win,“ it was mum.“ that the mad; day af‘O’I’ll’Q“ aml New“: “ll 32:”) at I’lC‘li“1'l“8‘- were impassable. Under Road Sup- l p.m. ()iflClalg say enough patronage on (whristmuS Sunday can Mario M. Y ‘ H v. v H ‘ wcs not maintained on Friday even. T] ‘ } I Y Ia wht“. r up 1 <iint<ndcnt .\tlsc lxeii, the mtn ‘ inp; to be sufficient to carry on. There mmpf‘mi ’3“ l u“ U 0 ‘ ‘ am started clearing: the roads at 5 am. 3 are 50 adult members and about 4o Mrs.‘ (i. T. (Jock) Tlmmlwm AM” Saturday morning: and worked the children who subscribe. Youni‘l‘ 170T- ll’ll‘tlzed at her home by h” “10ml machines steadily for 95 hours Bv i - ‘o ' " e (1‘ use of the “ice . ,- . , , u, ' ' ' - ‘ ~ >- . ___â€"â€" “.â€" Ple ‘11} mdl\_1‘lg Hf“ .\ 7‘ I. v h and ntighbm, Rev. M. R. JanIi . .in. Monday a” cancessmn roads were OIL 2 selection of books, especially t ose who with hiq wife were pnmrhmed , I . I who are now attending.r lilg‘li school . ‘ ‘ W " ‘ ened, but the side roads were still ‘ . Sl‘rt‘t‘ial Classes 31‘0 being OStahllShed “ltm‘ff‘NI 1’5 ‘(f‘l‘ll s parentb' . closed, and many farmers uesd their i, ,0, help m their high scnool work. At leston (hristmas entertainment teams. of horses for transportation in . . Attendingr English lvnl‘t‘l‘s'n' l’-" the Sunday SChml “1 the bmtod place of snowâ€"bound trucks and cars l . , ..-' i i ». . ‘ ~ . .. i v ' i i Leonard Deeble, a foiinei itsidint (hultli classes and teachers piesent- women‘s Instimte , 7 . . of King‘horn who had attended lung- 0d Rev. and Mrs, Jenkinson with a ' , h . 31 halesale and Retall Florlst l m mm] mm, w,“ w.” writ“. 1 k f 1 I f _ l I V A The Maple V\ omens Institute \\1l <i 3‘“ 5' 5 - ‘ i. .‘ r ' ’ ms'et o cioice i‘uits ant tie i'.. . v . H .7 , h Norrie. a “Kind of the _ ‘ meet on W ednesday. Januaiy 1..t-h at , s < - , , - I ( illcclilleNI'aInlily describing his career mild“ 21w“ flf five dallar‘q' 8:15 p.m. at the Maple illa. Mrs. Floral Des'gns Cl” Flo“els Beddmg Plants at Nottingham Uili\'ei-slt.\'. l‘IHSlE‘Il‘l ("um-V “amen t" he (lumen M. Palmer. the Citizenship Convenor i Denver." AHYWhere in North York ‘wlleie he has been a student since on January 13’ the warden for 5h. .‘ . I H . . ‘ ,‘ ~ . . . ,- - is in charge ol’ the meeting. Poll (all v 11347. Alter me years with the Blit- County 01- York will be chow“ I“, ' fl - I \ H i “E GRO‘V OUR O“rN ish Arinv when he saw action An many (, t'v (, .1 R ' L “ .5 1“ “NY to he 1‘ 300d llfilg‘hboul‘ . If V» European countries during the 'last fun-l “ling” _ 99“? Olne ‘" you'd like a new home for your a VI 1 O ‘ 1 war. Upon completingr a difficult (100(lf1‘110W 15 1“ lme for allpomtmplib Chi-igtnqag cards bring them to the 1 3D e, nto 18 6ph0ne 2 course fol Ililflll'el diligglginlmm (It: fie has S€1\8d Kins: T0\\iislllptc0uli(ll meetmg. m. Semi them to the Crlppled j selence. em iracino' ec ~-‘ or 1.3 continuous vears 'our a" - , - . ‘ Chologv‘ social :dmmisnation am] - ’ Chlldieilg Cinlian Centie. 91 Janis .\\â€"\,. 'nr 2:, According to A! H0 “BOIL-AWAY” lty METHYL HYDRATE BASEâ€"special ingredients added _to protect against rust and corrosion and reduce evapor- ation to the minimum. A tested- Droven roductâ€"tor all cars. trucks and true ors. One gallon protects most ra'rs A quart or two added when the ’ temperature reaches zero will carry through the entire Winter under averâ€" age driving conditions. sot raincoat ’ the Ottawa. anti-freezes containing a salt base icalclum Normal Engine Temperature. Keep'your car super-safe with Mo’i‘o-MASTER “SUPER” ANTI-FREEZE. Approved highest dual- W FUEL LINES AGAINST 7W£J§0f FOR THE ENTIRE WINTER Here: a ma-io new CTC National Reseurcn Council at 0i ~5§jél~§§§ wifi'il 1 I, / You l ’ I GOING product that will Lie widely wels service in the modern age.“ His letter written to King: reveals a very real interest and earnestness in advanced education course which consumts Leonard's ambitions. whicn will lead him to a position with fully trained social science degree. He also musical and this talent has led him into musical centres of some re- pute. His family are living- at Lough- borough, Leics.. aild had intended to move back to Canada during 1047 when word was received that Leon- ard's application- to Nottingham Un- ivelsity had been accepted. Altering their plans, Mr. and Mrs. I)eeble again piiichascd a home and remained in England. Bonnie Deeblc, the daughter, who was born at King‘horn when the family were in charge of Bonita farm, the country estate of is sive course before him, including ty, where she hopes to organize- with assistance a divisional camp for York County and to set up a suitable site For camp"operation. The appointment has been made by the Provincial Council for Girl Guides. and a wise choice has been made in selection of Mrs. Gunn. whose long experience and apt leadership will prove a boon to County Guiders. With only two ratepayers, outside of trustees present for the annual meeting of S. S. 2, held at King school on December 29, a second meet- ing: is called for this Thursday night 8 p.m. at the school. Election of a trustee and general business is re. quired. ' Under the convenership of the home economics director, Mrs. George 1311!. ing‘s, King institute will meet Tues- day, January 11th. Name of birth- place is the roll call. and committee in charge are Mrs A. McNair, Mrs Verdun Gordon, Mrs. T. L. Williams. Mrs. Clarke Archibald. ll'llSs Dorothy Armstrong“. Time is 8:15 p.m. Laskay W. I. on Tuesday, January 11th will hear Rev. M. R. Jenkinson proud Mr. E. M. liegrge of King: former warden some years ago. and the municipality of King township would be pleased to see their recve get the honor for the coming: year. \\'Zl.\' El N ORTHMOUNT WHITMORE-VALLIERE At a quiet ceremony on Saturday. December 11, 1948, by the Rev. J. J. Black, Eva Lillian \i’allierey daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. John Valliere of Northmount became the bride 0f Stanley Gordon Whitmore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Whitmore of Laoâ€" wcddine' supper the youngr couple left for their new home on Thorburil A\'e., Lansing. LAN GSTAFF The next meeting of the Langstaff Home and School Asociation will be held at the Langstat’f school Tuefiday. January 11, 11149, at 8 p.m. As this is to be the annual health night, arâ€" -rangelnents are being made by the health convener, Mrs. W. Simpson for St. John‘s Ambulance Team to at- tend to blood group any member or prospective member who wishes to have their blood typed. There will also be a guest speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Clayton are the grandparents of a daughter, boln to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Clayton Jr. of Willowdale, on Sunday, January 2nd. Johnston, Ji',. a daughter, born Monday. December 27th. Mr. Danzil Ridout of Toronto will be the guest. speaker at the Maple United Church service, Sunday even- ing. January 0th. H will show pic- tiires taken during a recent trip tol the African mission field. Dr. and Mrs. E. Cairns and family of Lethhridc'e. Alta. and Mr. and: Mrs. Stan Snider and famtl,r of Godâ€"i crich, spent Christmas vacation with their brother and sister. Mr. Mrs. Andrew Snider. Mr. and Mrs. Claude \Vatt and family of Goderich. spent Christmas with Mrs. Watt's sister, Mrs. Russ an'l Toronto. Dr. and Mrs. Earl McNaugh'i ton, Elizabeth and Mrs. Austin Rob-' inson of Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Egan of Bolton. spent New Year's Eve. at the Lawâ€" rie's home. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie, Hemphill and Mrs. Arthur Lawriel and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Hcmphill of Kitchen- er. it fir-gala The annual meeting of S. S. No. 6 was held in the school \‘Vednesdrli' evening, December 29th, at 8 pm. Mr. Saunderson was re-elected for a three year term. The other trustees. are Mr. Andrew Snider and M‘. Aicâ€"c Forrest. The business session over. a group of senior girls rendered some delightful numbers. The ‘eas cher, Mr. Brum, Bachelor of Music rendered piano numbers which were much enjoyed. The Women’s Insti- tute served light refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Moore, Guelph, corned 0y Winter Motorists GAS-FLOW offers a safe. at an evening meal-“.9; hem at Laskay B-(flir ‘hurch Holds Fntertfinmen‘ ,- ,1 r, v. H I k ' ‘ 5}”? and ,0“ Gigs, mgthnéj 01f entirely Hymn“? the (1:35:15 ‘Han‘ and known as Family Night. A ‘11 it \(V i ‘ l. v v 4. « k d Visitcd with Mrs. Moote s palents, gorirméed‘S-lrlléll‘iu-‘r’fib ell: tidii’khgfitaImixgsswiilhesthe Walter SCOtch verse Will form the 1’0” ('all- ‘as Hneud‘l .exemn”. mm 9 1‘41" and I‘ll-R “m- Nome 0"91' tho in the system. carrying it through to the combustion and the program is being arranged 1in the annual entertainment, in Langâ€" Christh holidays. chamber where it. is burned One treatment protects ,, . j . I ‘ . ~ , ‘ ‘- f V n . r .‘ ‘ . I M I _ . ‘ ~ »' for the entire winter. Nonâ€"in:urious Pcr bottle all aggiélallts L}Vlifi.l01\- hldfi Bell)tlbt Chumh, 11nd CJCh Chlld I "" ‘ _ ‘ ' ’ 7’ “ H . «Vi a “1313' in the Sunday School took a part from DID GET YOUR copy? IlIore Miles For Less Money I, Laskay W. I. euchres will com- tiny two \Ie‘al' Old Stephen “dean It’s New Year RGSIi‘Uthr‘, Timc ' mence the mid-winter season to he - - ' ‘ ’ again, and one resolution we can all It‘s Canadian Tirc's New l00~Pu§e WWW Mfimll OIL held in Laskay W. I. hall. The opening of Nobleton Commun- . a right up to the teen age boys and girls. make is to keep out of ti'aific acci- PRINTING For your needs in commercial printing, posters, tickets, business and professional stationery, forms, programs, etc., etc., see- the Home Paper printing office. FOR ANYTHING IN PRINTING area; iririiieirelilra a Tor-cm cm Guides. Tm ,,,.,,,e a We Noble. . BRANDS . It's better to be sate than sorry. stenographel- and hag l-ecenfly an- " _ ' _ . 1 V. it t th h f ‘1‘ ,1 nounced her engagement. Mr. Deeble (“955 “"th “'me 39095501195 Wlt“ 3 IS] org a 8 mm" 0 * 1' _an , is a member of the Security Police corsag'e of roses. Her bridesmaid, M134 R» D- :VICNaUEhtOH anti Aliih‘Cy e | 1 Force. All have good health. Miss Grace Starling wore a rose OVQY the holidays, were Dr. and Mrs. MFR D. R Gunn. Oak Ridges, haS .. . . x .- V ~ :. J. Lovering‘, Mrs. H. S. Loverine‘. Mi: v been appointed Divisional Girl Guido (lepe (lieSS \Vitli wme accessories ariti 8rd ‘11-: \Vm Kurt: VI. H N TX: ST" H111]; Commissioner for York County’ for a corsage of roses. Mr. Robert Ellis K‘ ‘t* TL] ' -i L (“i-‘11 . Telephone Richmm‘d Hm 9 work extending); throughout the coun- of Toronto was best man. After the “1 9v A 153 1013 CAIRO", ale 0f IBM-9 GM’AEJBG . . . . If you did it l;i"L ‘ea" 0L1 This time distilled coldcn oil frees It‘Y Rmk has been postponed until the Mr. Carter’s class of boys present- . ‘ . , .3 ‘l l' y. Our first full~ 5mm,me mm and mm Suck, gilddlp of January or thepoabouts. .ed a S,Iendid oririnal la de"«i('t3no' “"1 d” It again, Its “one by Flam size catalog in \nli'es back to work, Pericci iuhricu- Dl‘. h. Henderson, Aurora. Will 4 s 2’ ‘ p_ y 1' t Care, courtesy and commni. sense jn_ \ more man 5 won at all sptctls and temperatures be a resident of Kim: township fm. the gap between salvation and hell clufin nbed‘. t ,I t ‘T, ‘ . . v ‘ u . . . t 0‘ ience o .1] rur 1' r “5”” Pac‘m‘l the Wlmer mths when he and his and what must be done to bridge it. h C m“ QUART , , 'itl ll 5 ~.~- ' ' y ,- .. .. . i. . , . , and sign 1:. ‘ as a » as .. cocxsn urrâ€"ouvm I} . . home, thiid concession above E\81â€" ~ , - Automottic l Slew ‘ play embracing." a radio program. well '- "“;j;;““ l 05W” Mr. L. J. Glass of so-ane-e is slow- Produced and directed- oomoooooowweoooooooo» Supplies_ .98 ly improving in general health which Finally, Mrs. Elwood McLean‘s . 7 v Sporting i required relaxation from_work tor a Class of teenagers presented a play SQlllng Your Home- Goods. ES-GALDRKIM time to restore him to his usual ac- . t} f» ..t (I f ,l -_I I, . -I', . Home 1 4 tivity} in lo 11s. .ccne o \\ in l . spin t, CALL [is l 1 Workshop By Monday‘ January 3rd conditmn well-to-do family show little Q'rati- Experienced Valuators to as- Now as always partsand service are available for EAL-Oliver liqléll’limm of Mrs. Alfred Ash had not improved tudc for their many fine gifts. In gist you in getting. the full CUL glamorcs in Ontario including those sold by the Cockshutt ls" Em“ TOllOWlllg‘ 'd‘ SGVt’l‘e Ftl‘Oke the Pl‘GV- the second scene ane'els ((‘Wcn ‘ -. ‘. .~ 0W ompanY- ciruiies.‘ u xx. V fl mus Friday evening, thh m] Ethel Lavze’h ‘lm‘ Evy; 10'“ Market Pllce- All Goodison-Oiiver dealers are equipped to serveyou. Why ‘ mainline nine" A very successful Christmas en- ,‘ ( l. . ‘ . ‘ n ' ‘ "Oldropin at the nearest Goodison'ouver dealer wday and i U tertainnlent was carried out at Kino- (“rt”) “Hiâ€"“11?: the Chl‘lslmas “0’3" . see how they are ready to help you' v ~ A ‘5 impress one Of the girls with the true Real Estate & BLlSlIieSS In wesremprom'ncn, taillactanyo ' Lnited church. December 25, attend- . . . . . . ~ Cd [JV _1 llnwe .mdiem‘e Drill‘ pa“ meaning of Christmas and ill the hnal Bloker 10mm,“ 5 i ' i' scene. this wellto-do fainin are seen Thornhill Office, Phone 12 recitations. and choruses, and a play. entitled “The Teeth of bringing cheer to a poor family, Evenings Mr. Overbnry 48W 90.090000000900099...” i l the Gift llorse.” presented by boys' . Edna 0.08516“: Marilyn .Bevzm‘ . W ‘llid wirl" Bible tl't\‘ (liittttl hbv ‘mh I‘Z‘ym’ll- (“ace Lal'zell and . ..“....° .wo.”°‘ ‘ .4 “ "“-“ - ), ~.-.,...1.' . v Mis. llazel McBride Thomson nia'le “Anal: (10$?) ’Ltttelveid Huh”! 8“- , . S . .1 .. ( 1i i . ' up an excellent program. On behalf (1:): “filldfifsfit q ‘emance m 1 h oi the congregation and Sunday '" ‘ ““ ' scllecl, Miss Annie .chride presentâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Carter were pics-:iiied with a chest of silver in recogniiaon REPAIR SERVICE ed jtev. M. R. Jenkinson, the minis- f } ._ fi ‘ . q ‘ Commercial and Domestic “ ‘_ ter. and his wife with two satin 0' he: “9 MIHLE‘S m anhh'l. MN All Makes 1 97 YC 361: ST. bound blankets and a crystal sandâ€" row ,‘ICIL‘ean' thedwpel'm"emml" “n Kan; PI). R'Chmon: Hill' on" C u.” I, wich plate. The card of presentation mm!“ 01 the sun ay scmml' Phone 2612') King .i,rop .. .mv. .’ 'K fN _EA;#;' “as lead by Santa (laus, uh.) S.l\t We w,” 1.21“, to can individual The acidlcss and carbon free motor oil that actually cuts motor repair ofils. W l ' r . l V > :R .‘ ~ ' . ' rs. ' > > each member of the :clioiil orange. seliiclinez»; to [.ii'Q‘JGlVe world peace