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PREBYTERIAN. ,
Rev. D. -Leslie Elder
ivEmist-6r
KE1VIPSTER
• Organist and Choir Leader
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•
-10 A.M.
• ChurCh School & Youth Fellowship
. 11 A.M.
"THEGLORY OF THE
UNIEXPEcTED"
Music: -
Senior Choir -Anthem: "Praise Ye,
Jehovah" (Lyon)
Soloist -Mrs. •Frank Kling
A brief stateinent celicerning the
new Deaconess, Training School
will be made, and envelope fdr
•the building fund will be received
at this service. . A
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EGIVIONDVILLE
UNITED CHTJRCII
DR. J. SEMPLE, Minister °
Lyle Hammond
Organist -Choir Leader
11 A.M. "
Holy Communion and Baptism
Subject:
"THREE CHAIRS FOR
CHRISTIANS"
_Session will convene at 10:30,
•Minister's Vestry
10 aan -Church S'elool and Min-
ister's Bible Class.
• Church Notices
McKillop Charge. -Bethel, 10:00
a.m.; Cavan, 1130 aan,; Duff's,
200 pan., Daylight Saving Time.
-Rev. W. H. Summerell, Minister.
Northside United Chureh-Church
•School, 10 a.m„.,Worship, 11 a.m.;
-Mrs. James A. Stewart, Organ.-
ist;, Mr. James A. Stewart, Cheir-
master; Rev. J. C. Britton; B.A.,,
Minister.
• ,
, Seaforth rentecostal Tabernacle.
-TuesdaY; 8 p.m., Bible Study;
ThurSday, 8 p,m., Young Peoples;
Rev. Van Allen, speaker; Sunday,
10 a.na., Sunday School; 11 a.m.,
Morning Worship; 7:•30 p.m„ Evan-
gelistic Service. -7 -Rey. H. T. Ken-
drick, Minister.
THE BAFFLES
HEY FatA9!,80tuog CALLED ANL•
,sAia mY,Po-rr-vouRsEtF 60A7
•MI ARRIVED AT INE HOUSE;
• VA WARTA sEE Iry
By ("hone
C.harge Juvenile
As Young Giri
-4,:T• • • •
, • .
SOUTHGAT
Phone 334..-. Res. 540 •
MAIN ST:- : SgA.FoRTla
art
and FUEL 011
Phone 784.: •Seaforth
CRICH'
vvurrE CLOVER BREAD
Sweet as June Meadows
Phone'34 : Seaforth
BAKED FRESH DAILY
E. H. Shorty Munroe
INSURANCE
Auto- Fire
Liability - Wind - Life
--Specializing-in all forins...of_____
term insurance and family
protection plans.
SEAFORTIT 394
Oodenelt Street West
We write all lines_ of
• INSURANCE
Fire Auto
Liability- and
JohnCardno
Successorto '
WATSON &
Phone 214 : Seafortli
Representative:
Manufacturers Life
Insurance'
CONHRMATIOt
• st_Thomas'
ng-liCan-Chiirc
unday, une
3:00 p.M.
Rt. Rev. W. A. T'ownseuI
Suffragan Bishop
of -the Diocese of fyiron
SUNDAY, JUNg
Watches •
Bulova Watches , 29,75 up
Cornell Watehes 19.95 up
Arday Watches
‘Westclox Watches 7.95. up
Westclox
Pocket Watches 3.95 up
• Rings
Onyx and Initial
10 K RINGS 9.95 up
Onyx and Initial
10 K RINGS with. di amend 24.95 up
Ruby and Initial -
• 10 K RINGS 12.60 up
Onyx and Initial
• Sterling & Gold Rings .,. 7.00 up
Sterling Silver
SIGNET RINGS 4.00 u.p
Brnflds Wall Therinpmeters,.....,... 3.95 & up
• Barometers -------5.95 &_up
Ronson and • • •
• Zipper -Lighters 3,95 & up
.,Cigarette,:p.4$.0„ ... .. 4.00 & isp
• Father/S
Pens and Pencils
• DONALD G.GtLEVE . start-'
ed duties last week as assistant
agriculthral representative for
Hufon County. Mr: Grieve is a '
native of Wilton Grove, He
• succeeds Arthur S. Bolton, Sea -
forth, who resigned as associ4
ate agricultural, representative
to •take up farming in McKil-
• lop township. Mr. grieve is
• graduate of 0.A.C., and prior -
to 'his present pasting ser
in the same capacity in Elgin ,
County._
5 -
LOCAL BRIEFS
•Mrs. J. R. Spittal is a visitor in
•..-Mrs- W.; H:. Arthur .and• Children,
IVIighael and BillY, Of Miami, TIa., •
Bechoy.., .
Arthur',s mother, Mrs. F. J.
•
Will •,arrive Friday and will visit
Messrs: • Robert, Snaith, . Victor ,
•Lee;. John Broadfoot and, .W. Chute
are in Tororith,- attending 'a meet-
ing .of Oddfellowai, They- arere-
resentingSeafertli-andrucenelci
branches.' o • .
Mrs:-MarSn--
ali,MrSr tar--
e1d1VIcLeed-Mrs.-.Co1e„ MisS• Eliz-
abetlr-M-cLeod7Londen;,-'spent-Sata,
arday With Mr. 'and Mrs. M. Alc-
Keillhasprector• -c,I.hnL. ,Ho'th•,arn,
Wind-
sor; spent •the weekend, with his
family, John Street.
• Mr,. and Mrs. 0. H. Ferguson,
Toronto,' - spent 'a -few -days' 'last
•week ,with: _IVIr. • and Mrs. T. J.
Flynn and attended. the' Clinton
Spring 'Show;' •• •• • '
Mr. • Glenny-, Hildebrand, 'Miss
;Marilyn Hildebrand a M. .„ Loui
Roaeh.of-Kitchener; „spent , the,
-Week•-eird-With-touie. Hildebrand: •
••- • • ‘. • ,
orty" Munroe ,re-
turned' from a successful vveek of
fishing in- the Gogama area of
-N rth rn Ontario-He--WaS;'-accoxri-
panied by Game Warden Roy. a -
linger, •of Clinton, and OPP: Con-
stable Bruce Johnston,„ Of Gederich.
;Air, and MrsJ. F. 'paly,'„ Joan;
Michael,'Rath1een3--John and. Loaise,.
ancl:•Mr. George Daly, of Toronto,
•were weekend guests of Mr.:, and
Mrs'. Joseph McCOnnell- and Mr,
Edmund Daly., ,•.
- Mr. and Mrs. N. Lamont •and
family, of Galt, andMr. 'Arnold
.Lamont, • 1-lamilten, Visited , Mrs.
argare,t. "Lamont, :their mother,
o er• the -weekend.: , • .
,Mr and Mrs:- T. J. Flynn spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. 0.
11. Fergiison' at. 'their cottage near
Owen Souncr----,- • „
Mr, and Mrs: •George
..Teanette and Glenn„ of Delaware
spent • Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs:
John Hothain, Wilson St. '•
•
• Mrs. Minnie Hawley, Who 'has
been staying at the„torne
and Mrs. Alex 'Dennis, in IVIcKillop,
had the misfortune te fait down
stairs and 'get badly' hurt. 'She is
new resting in Scott. Memorial Hos:,
'pital. •• „_,
Mri Frank Thompson, of Tolede,,
Ohio; ,visited ' her ;nether,: '-11/IrS.
Mary O'Reilly, • on the occasion.Of
her 82rid birthday. • •• • ••
Mrs.' Hamilton, Mrs. -
Miss McCurdie, Mrs. -Dimcan and
Mrs, Gray spent a. day laSt week
With Mr. and Mrs. -M. McKellar.'
Mr: and,IVIrs. Dave• Simpson, �f
Stratford; Mr..: and Mrs.. • Frank
•Cudniore and Miss Nancy Cudmore,
Willacebtirg; ' Mr. William...Cud-
more, ,Mr. George, W. Israel and -
Mrs. Caen -Bryant and daugliter,
Tdronto; and Mr. Jac.k Cudmore,-
of WillowcIale, wereherelast week'
attending the funeral of the late
Cuclniore. •
Mayor. 13urton Stanley and Mrs.
Stanley; 'of of. Clinton, spent Sunday
SIXTEEN FEET LONG'
Aj.SOLID; OAR... .
AND TI -IE FULL
PRICE WAS'
ONLY,FORTY
PO,LLARS ,
FERE IT IS, BERFORD...
' POSTPAID.
WOTTA
BARGAIN:
Worm
PEAL:
" STANCE NEIN
, .
Mr. and Mrs., jati1E- -Dale .visit- 'Murray Roy„ spent -,three days at
ed, with Mr. and Mrs,. Wm Knox the United" Church Layman's Con
of Clinton,, 'Sattirday. - Iference. at Elgin ,Flouse .and •Kes-
. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott re f wick, :at which 621 laymen. atterid.
turned' home after•visiting the St red.•• . , .
Lawrence.SeawaYand other places': t •'mr •and Mrs Wilbur JeWitt
Mrs. Robert-GrirnoldbY had' t ed the•!!FarM antE_I-Ion.. Week"
misfortune to fall on Friday while at the .QAC on -Friday. ' ' •
stepping up on a step. and breakra winiam • 6,a1a, , tittende'd and•
bone inher foot, which is now in. a judged; all classes of : horses at the
•
sn..T1'4
,cast: ' ' .1.1Fre
days; last' week 'with her_parents,,
Miss Ifelea,_Mellwain„. of rat- •
• s ent eekencl. ith •
-77
'cliff! of Slaying
',A. 14 -year-old boy hes been ar-
rested and charg,ed in connection
•with the slaying of 12 -year-old
Lynne Ifarpet, who • was buried
Saturday,. - , -
• "A charge hasheen laid that the
• boy 'did murder Lynne Harper and,
iS thereby a juvenile. •delinquent,"
said OPP illispector Haroldr Gra-
hath. The boy app -eared 'before
• Jtidge Dudley 'Helines in "juvenile
•court on Saturclayr-He was arrest;
•ed at midnight and held ens,
tody. '
The daughter of -F/0 •and :Mrs.
'Leslie _Harper of ,the RCAF Sta-
tion' .at Clinton, Lynne left her
home about 7 pan, Tuesday -'a'
parentlY to got to a ball game. :A.
•coroner's report. said- that by 9
she had been raped , and"
'strangled with, her own blouse.. Her
bpdy was, found by seareliers• in •a
wooded glade' a Mile from her home
Thiirsd ay. •, -
Funeral- service was held in the
Protestant Chapel at the RCAF 'Sta.:
tion, "Clinton. The funeral was at-
tended by all the teaehers •of the
station's. publie School, along with
Lynne's classraates. Burial was
made at Port Stanley.
George;-Mellwaia„.
Miss Joy Congratulations are extended
tY---student•-at---Anoter-son„Indian?, ,Harold. of
arriVed horde 'last ,Saturday and Bornholm`, Mi'lliVaitiVaref-their--
will spend the summer. :months' seri in Clinton Hospital;Mr. Bauer
with her parents, ,Mr..„ -and , Mrs. ,is thejernier Stella Arms,trong:',::
'HURON COUNTY. 11EALTH, 'UNIT
COMPLETES '10 YEARS OF SERVICE :‘
. decade .ef.-•pillalic' health -se;4-.„ -ptiblie:- health- .Vetei'inarian. They
have served six . years ,and. seven
years, respectively.- '
The staff Consists of .direetor„
eight public health nurses, three
sanitary •inspectors, • pie
health Veterinarian arid two elerks7,-"I'..
Members otthe hoard include -J. -
Morris,sey.; goVerninentrePresenta-,
tive, and countY couneillers 16: Par-.
rott„ A. Mousseau, J:,Kerr and '‘,11.
G. Berry; deunty clerk. • ,
variety.of.-SerVicesis
prented in ,the unit'sfunetiens;
ranging from classes for.expectant
Parents. • to , sunervision ' '4c>f " rest
homes for ;elderly 'eitizens.'•'; ••
Isstie--Petniiff
•
(Continued frein Page 1)
they had-given...the Chief ,permis-
shin to, arrange', the,l,hours, as he
•:found - 'Mr. •,•Baldwin
said.there, Were 204 limirs of peace
'protection, ,SaCh, week, 7'. with ' the
Chief'oudittY 84 hours ,and the two
• constables 60,•'heurs each. „ •
,,Ipttier,': from the 'Chamber ,:,Of
'C'eriimerce, .regarding• 'parking -Met'.
reig:Warfiled: Tfieletter. pointedput
that-a-petitieri,had heerrtakeil . of:
,thenterchants,..ancr..theYweredefit*
itelY riot aVor the Meters.
•Council', felt' ;the , petition • should
havebeen...direCted ..te_the persons
(igifetlire'Illeters-ainfitot-thetnerr,
eliantS, 'this dida.4 -Matter., 'aS-
• Godericli„had not passed a-. by-laW-
•fer the meters,, .sno further stepS,
will be taken' at present in :Sea-
,
• The Jette?'alsOasked that.to' help.
the:parking iituoion:,.,117tWO-liour •
Parking 'be eriferted. ,COiincil 'were:
.ciarenee MMitgOrnerY7., •Mr. Mrs: •Frarilt Riley :Ana
Mr and ',Mrs.., William Dale and 'Mr.. and Mrs Jon Rile visited
family attended the •twilight meet' •sattitday. evening at', the. nenie 'of,
ing: of Western Counties Guernsey -.Charles •••Keeio. of .LiStowel.
Club at •Poplar Hill Friday. even - • Affsi,..and Mrs 5 Busby, Chat;
ing: .;' haM,Spent. the Weekend with. Sir.
' Mr. 'Borden •BreWn :-aleirg with Mrs. Lorne
Norman- Alexan er and -Mr. teridedthe ming -Wedding'
- ; at Londesboro.,on, SaturdaY, . and al
RUCEFIELD centennial '.anniyersary
services at 13urnS, :Church.
• Mr, and Mrs.' George Pinkney of Mr: Reg Lawson and r.- an
Walkerton; visited Mrs Piiikney's• • Mrs:'; Lorne •'LawSon„; were guests.
'mother Lthe...::,J_OluiS.-.Manning Wedding, at
Pepper is improving in pa ,I0ondesborO:'ati Saturday •
andMrs. JOT?. 'TtathWell,',Of ' . q•ordOn:•Willcirisen
Lindlayr,'; spent :the, weekend. at, the • and Mr. and.. Mrs, fred..Elleker;
-,horne: of 'Mrs. Fed of Warwick,' Were • Sunday' ,visitors
•••,!.• with,Mrs: Jewitt ; Sr.., and Mr. and
. Mr. aadMiS.,Roliert:traiiSem• Mrs7'WillnitTJewitt" and family
vTD
Toronto
t• O• i were
arrteli'e'n tsli i' guests4.nesy'e.. 7*:ihetti: Mt thi \ir.ri Sundayn and Mrs
Woodstock5ttaailln Dr -a . 1 Rileyeands
S Davison .- • ' ..Sexeral• Meinhers from th.i s
Snd :and, Mrs: -_i-earge Griffith
hurcli,attended thecentennial an-•
Stratford,‘ were vtait=: serVieeS•:-. at -7 ,Bittiis''
ing..relatives in the village. on•Suri-. Church on
Sunday when, ,ReV
•Rd.da.y-Dore, Aareec .6f...'gGitaer.d.trrilpr;e7a•aii-e,fkormerrin. nusterr-w„as..,.,
'spente •weeken.d witly iVir. ',and Mrs.Jack DOddS;efloit-,
,Edgar 'Allen and
Mary: . ,
• Ws. Exeter,
is visiting with sister, Mrs. A.
iohner•
•
• Nws: -Wa xernOv-
ed to•Clinten HoSpital on Sunday.
We wish her a. speedy ,recovery.,
ansWereil a Call, to the
horrid 'of Mr: !.:Jack Mustard. - FOT-
'tim'ately. blaze was
,ed in a few -"'ininuteS. • •
Bracefield Oddfellews. are plan-
• fling a decoration day service on
Stinday,. Sime.21,..The servcewili
take at BaircVs.:cerneterY• at
.
,
with Mr. and IVIrs. John Hothana,
Street.
Mr.and Mks: K,.-Bruce'MacMil,„
Ian were called to Toronto- owing
to the death Of Mrs. MacMillan's
mother, Mrs. Robert Campbell,
which occurred in Queen. Elizabeth
-HospitarFriday. -Funeral services
were held Monday, with interment
followingin IVIount Pleasant Ceme-
tery, Toroato.
MisS,Mae Smith, and Mr. .Robert
Smith attended the 100t1- annivers-
ary of Burns' Church'in Hullett on
Sunday. ,
Sheffer Snortel Pens 8.95 up
ShEaffer Cartridge Pens 2.95'1,1P
Sheaffer Pen et -Pencil Sets 4:95 up
Sheaffer Tall Point 'Pens:A.9511p I
Waterman • • '. •
Sapphire Ball Point, Pens .2.49 up
Eversharp
Fountain -Ball "Point Pens '1.29 :up
Cuff tinkSets
CUFF LINKS " ,, . .. . . 1.00 & up
TIE BARS-------------------------.: 1.00 & up
CUFF LINKS and
TI AR SETS .1.2.00 & up
Special Masenic, Lions
afia. Curling Cliff Links and
Tie Bar Sets
, FREE ENGRAVING
ou Cuff Links and Tie Bars' ,pur-
• chased at this Store. ,
2.00 ec. ups China Ash Trays • ,.„1. ... .... 1.00 & up
Aluminum Ash Trays_ 1A5 & ttp
China Book Ends •,• • * 1.50 & up
Large
"Father" Cup &" Saucer 1.00 & up
Alarrh Clocks ---------------1----.
• See our complete line of Coutts Hallinar
Father's Day Cards
WS easy to dna the Father's Day Gifts you're
don, visited Sunda'with Mr., arid
YirS711:'TaYler and, farrulyTIVI• r
arid Mrs. Earl Lawson and Mr.• and
Mrs. Verne Dale.
Mrs. Frank Riley and,Mrs. -Stew-
art Dolmage and Messrs. JOe'
Riley, James Neilans and 5,'Montz
gomery, of Blyth, atteridedas dele-
gates and members from the local
Men's and Ladies' Court of Con-
stance COF, to the Dominion cell-
verition of COF at London, Tues-
day, Wednesday and Thursday of
- Par. -and Mrs. Charles Dexter and
1VliSs, Joyce Jewitt visited Tuesday
ith Mr. Jack Vincent; who is a
patient in Goderich Hospital: •
,
• Concealed -vault Jot personal paperi- and other valuables
• (only Y(50 knowlhedial combination). Also: two' ball -bear,
ing letter files; tWo Index drawers for 3x5 or 46 cards (6400
capacity), odor,. catteellecl, checks; two adjustable stotaga '
comF3artriients Under Iciel and key. Not to be confusecizivith
• Imitations having-toY-sized locks, Site 071h" itigh, 301/2"
Wide, 17" deep: Green or Colo gray beked enamel finish.
e*elle
Gifts
SEAIFOIRTH-
ine China
Phone 141 or' 142
-ANI+71)VNCEIVIENT
Mrs.-
F. B. Steadman announces
the engagement of her daughter;
-Joan M. Steadman, Ottawa, to W.
Alvin Harding, Seaford), son of Mr.
and 1VIrs. William W. Harding4The
wedding, will take place on June
27, 1959, in Brigden United Church.
vice to Huron. County will be com-
pleted this month by the County
Health Unit. In honor of the occa-
sion, a celebration was conducted
•by the board.
• Warden William Jewitt and
chairman R. Adair jointly' cut a
birthday cake topped with 10 can-
dles, to mark the completion of
the ten years' service.
- On july 1, 1949, ,When the unit
officially pommenced oPeratichi
it was Ontario's 25th health unit
and a little over half pf the prov-
ince's population was served bY
full-time health departments, To-
day there are 33, health units and,
130 per cent of Ontario hag full-time
Initially -Huron's unit waS locat-
ed in Clinton. With the erection, of
a new` • court house and county.
building at Goderlph, however, the
unit's headquarters° were transfer-
yed along with otheripublic depart::
ments space in the -new build
-
Branch offices for ',public health
nurses are located in ,,the pubile
hospitalS 'at CIinton,,T Exeter Sea -
forth, and Winghani ; with rental
Paid by a National.Health grafit.
,
Completing19-YearS with the unit
are two original ,,staff., •plq1nbers,
'Dr. R. M: Aldis, -director, and med-
ical 'Officer of, health, and W. ,L.
Empey, who is chief, sanitary in-
spector. Other senior members are
1Vliss•L. Jean Falconer,,, supervisor
of nursing, and Dr. T. R.7,Melady
VisitotST- Here For
,59ty.AnniveTsary
Out-of-tawii.Nisitor-s on-Ahe_occar_
-
IS/ort of the recent fiftieth wethiing
amayersarY of Mr. and Mrs, F..
• Mr,. , and •Mrs.' T. D. -•Sills
family, California; T S
and-family„,,„Ged;.;
erich; Mr, and Mrs..' G. J. Sills',
Baltimere, ....Maryland; ,• and
J.• st.,, and David, Balti-
more, Maryland. Mrs. F, Dev-,
••ereauft,' Toronto;'1Vfr. and lVIr's:-Ecl,
ward Devereaux,, oron o, an ,
Mrs. FranciS DeVereanxi• and 'fam-
.
Port Hope. Mr,'; and Mrs, Robt.
, .
be: .Potter,. Toronto:: Miss Joan _Dev•-`
of the 'opinion that this • should
done,' especially :Sineel the • inerch-raecalcu xp, • alTyor and
dp family: Toronto ;. n440,yinirc;
.ants and their helP.Were ,the, werst•
applioations- for: hawkers'
off6hders„, ) ;„ George DalY,' l'orpate;
.Reyaolds, • TOrOlito•;__IVIrs_,,actii
and pedtaref licenses were receiv:.• TtldhoUe;TOrtnitO;'Mrs.:To* WE141,
, ..„
ed and ,granted by conned.: Chris and daughter? Toronto.
Leenhardt,',,Mi che „ was..gralited a Mrs.-, Harry Pierce, Saginaw;
license to:peddle-Watlana'•".proclucts Mich.; Mr.. and :Mrs: jack Pierce;'
in teWn. 'p. 5.• Sophai:Zurick:Was .Bay CitY;, Mich.;.,•xt_Frank,A4ext,
gfahted.,a license to .ken freSh. fish Toronto;-, Mrs:, , Thelina Penner,.
in the , town., -Beforgranting_tbe London; .Mr, and Mrs.', itay._Car-'
final licenSe, it "Was'•:stipiilatedAhat penter, Toronto ; 'Mr. andMrs ROY
the license would' only be for fresh -Sills; Belleville; Miss Lena 'Sills,:
fishaini.not.-frezen -ProduCts.„, _ Teronto..;, Mr.' George. Delhorenie,
'A 'taxi license for one , vehicle was New York ;•'„Miss7Carmen King To
granted to William Bragger,, with Tonto:, 'MISS Ede Oliver, .Torontoi...
the stipulation that the applicant Mr.. and Mrs Tdin • Oliver, Ttiron-
-carry -Rill insurance.' , to,. • . ,
A letter froni:Union • Gaa 'Cern- A buffet luncb, was ',.served and
'pally gal/erect the new,Pipeline act an 'brd-fashion,ed:fami1y get4egeth,-
with the- .Company: to be inforined 'er was held 'Sunday -at -,the' family
beforelany digging is Proceeded .residenee, John Street when home
with in :the area .riearTtheir lines:, :town relation's, and -visitors. had
. This, . council was told by Clerk D.' -:Cvonderful time catching " bp ori fam-,
1.1Y happenings, ' '
Teen --Town Topics
- (By KEN' RYAN) '
• On Saturday. eyening a .small
crowd of •Teed-Agere attended the.
weekly Teen -Town 'dance in the,
-Arena, The lucky door, prize Was'
won by Tom Love, with the ticket.
being 'drawn by a •Geclerich Teen.
:Town ...,meinber. The small crowd
can be.aecounted for by exarnina-•; '
tions being carried out at the. High
School' -as Well as at the 'district -
,public schools. The, president again •
brought up the fact of the.."joint
danee" to be held in. the arena on
the 4th of July.. •••
, Ken Ryan, •chairman of enter -2
tainment, read a letter. from SC
Marys Teen -Town concerning a
swim Meet. This swim meet is to
take place on July 18. It is 'to con-,
sist of -a swim meet, public swim- ,
ming, suer and • ...an open-air,
danceto follow. Tennis •courts!, ,
,.diamoncis'and golf. coarses will be
available for action,. as -well as the
swimming contest. Further details
will be- requested., and a bus. might
be arranged. to go to St. 'Marys on
-fliiK-datFire-Mitigh-a-r-e-mterested7.7___
,
thefamous
H. Wilson, is Isirnilar, to the situa-
lion with Bell Telephone Company.
Alm filed was a request fawn a
Stratford newspaper for Seaforth
Council to participate' in an edi-
lion to welcome the Queen to Stra,r-
, ford. A 'reply was sent to Father
' C. E. S„alliyan _following his letter
regarding the Holy Name parade,
' and a request for police escort.
100 Years Of Aga
(Continued from Page 1)
and Mrs. Robert 'Reid, who were -
charter members of Burns' Church.
Mr. Reid was a .son. of Robert Reid,
• Who was chairman of the building
• committee for the original church.
Shertly after the Sunday School'
was organized, Mrs. Reid became
one of the teachers, „Continuing in
the work until 1909. She -will-also
• be remembered as secretary of
Burns' Church WIVIS unti1,1915. IVfr.
Reid 'Passed away shortly after
they. mo'ved West, and'IVIrs. Reid
joined Robertson United. Chureh,
Edmonton, vvith her -daughter and
son -M. -law. Later on the Rey: An-
gus McQueen became her minis-
ter Ile is now Moderator of •the
Egmondville Has
Flower Service
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• Egrnondville United Church was
a spring garden of flowers Sun-
day as Flower Sunday -Was observ-
ed, Using the theme of birds and
floWers, the church was beautiful-
ly decorated with banks Of floWers,
birds in cages, and floral windmills
with itnitation pools Of water. • -
Dr, J -Semple -was the'Pulpit,
and : together with Nene: Eillman
read the lesson. A junior choir,
gowned in white,•blOuns and. dark
shirts, sang, two numbers, accom-
panied by the organist and choir
leader, Lyle .Hammond. Mrs. Nor-
man McKee, who was visiting with
Dr. ,and Mrs. Semple, and Miss
Jessie Finlayson sang, `!In the Gar-
den" and "I Shall Not Vass This
Way Again."
• The church was filled to '4510 -Serve
this colmiurspring- service. • - 4
Brussels: : Lodge
Names Officers
Brt.sseis St., John's Lodge,' A.E.
and-A.M., will beheaded: by Ray -
\mend Bronson; as master. ile suc-
ceeds Max' Oldfield. .•
Other's on the new slate aye: SW,
Donald punbar; JW, Sarnes"
Me-
Taggnrj; 'chaplain, Turn-
bull; treasurer, l\i„ ltoover;*
seeretary,,EdWin. Martin; SD, Rob-
•ert -Cunrunghani.;,- JD, Jelin Me-
Whirthr; p of CI, Allan McTaggart;
SS; Gibson' Willis; IS, L. C., Cous-
in8; G, James •tyler, boa-
aldMcDonald; audit,orsi C.
Matheson and Arehie Engel.'• ,
The installatien Was conducted
by Mr. Hoover, assisted by R-. C.
Bradfdrd, oV-St. jaines' Lodge,
St, Marys, At the Close of the
ceremony, It. it 0ouSins present.
ecl' a Past master's-46yd_ to Mr,
Oldfle14.
United Church -in Canada. His vis-
its Were- a great blessing and coni -
fort to Mrs. • Reid, Later, in a
broadcast sermon from London;
Ont., he paid tribitte to her keen
-memoryat 92 • years, adding, 'I
buried,' Mrs: Reid shortly before
leaving Edmonton. IVIrs. Reid would
have. been. 100 years old this year
had she been living',
“P,S„-My best -wishes for -the
next' Centenary. Burns' was alt‘
ways • a debt -free church. There
Will be many improvements,"
The anniversary program will
continue Sunday with Rev. A. E.
IVIenzies; of Salford, and 'Rev. S.
H. Brenton, f -Woodstock,, in the
pulpit.:Both are former ministers.
The eentennial committee have
prepared booldets outlining the his-
tory of the churchand congrega-
tion, and carrying pictures Of
'some of the, organizations and
church groups, and are busily, sell-
ing these.to the many Persons at-
tending the servites.
An oil painting of Christ was pre-
sented to the „church in memory of
Mr. and Mrs., Robert Ferris, who
were active nierebers of Burns'.
The gift was given by their three,
daughters, 'Mrs, Williatn•Bell, Mrs.
E. Kn.echtet and rs G. Bewley,
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