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:►11.1• '' PLAN SOCIAL TO MARK •
SI+rVENTi ANIITIVERSAIiY I UBITIRY
Mr. and ,Mra'• :James Hodge' ennr.
•teritained their friends at thei
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home :on Wednesday'. evening.
• Friends from here attended the
funeral of thet,late William Stat.
tern` which: ,was held on Saturday
afternoon from the MacLennan
-'-.MacKenzie funeral home. We ex_
(tend. deepest -4 sympathy . to ' his,
brother,, Mr. 'Denzil. Staibters and
to his sister,,1Vlrs.' Walter Hodgins
and -other' relatiy'es.
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•; Miss Kay Gibson.- spent the
week -end : With' • Mr.' and Mrs,
Frank Currie, Con. •10. ' y•
Mrs. J. Elliott' and ..joan, Mr.
, Ferguson, Sandra and • Mr Win..
Lloyd. and M.r.• :Ivan Lloyd of
London spent • the week -end with.
Mr..an i Mrs. Karl Boyle.
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...Mrs.. Wm, Eadie, ' Mrs : Currie:
Colwell' and son Bruce visited an'
afternoon with,. Mrs.,ohn Col
well. •. •,
Miss Winnie Percy, R.N., 'of
Woodstock, visited cit` her home
here.
The, A:Y.P;A. .ine.on • Monday
:. t V
evening aft :the home,; of''•Misses
• Edna: and `.May'' Boyle: ` Mr. ;Mid..'
ford Will, presided. -The 'Meeting.
opened with the :hymn "Youth of
the World Arise" and.. all ".r.epeait-
ed the Lord's prayer. Mrs. W:
,Wall. read the scripture.. Mr. .and'
M.S. Ed Schaeffer ..invited the
',Young ''Peo 1e oto their home' on
Thursay evening(, •: tonight),. for.
a St. Paltrick's,.. box- ,..social and
. social, evening: •Conveners: Mrs.
M; Wall, Mrs ;,'W. Wall and 'Rev.
R. Blight' A prize is ,to be given,.
for the •best decorated box. The
hymn' "`Go Labor On" acid the
ibenediction': closed this 'part . •of
the' meerting,:•.Edna. Boyle :presided
at the piano.for: comxnrnity sing-
ing, Mrs. Schaeffer conducted.' -a
:contest . and : also read a ,poem.
Iona Terry .played two 'riirmibers.
on the. .piano accordion: Mr. Mid-'
ford; Wall --and -Donna Nicholson: -
each gav:e readings. T a's fol-
lowed by a fruit and flow r• con:
- test. :Lunch was served and .p
social -chat enjoyed:
Miss Marilyn • Boyle has been.,
confined to her : bed iwiithr..prieu-
rnonia. We phope she, will soon be
well again-.
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e At. .:P:A.met at the home
Of Mr. and ':Mrs Frank Maulden
on un ay night. '1`he, scripture
-was read by Erlma Jean 'Percy
and Prayer was Coffered' by Mrs.
Guest, Jean Gueat read a story
on . a famous hymn writer.' Jack
Barrled' in prayer. Nancy Need,
•'.ham. read a poern followed. 'by
pprayer by ' Doris Barr. '` Erlrna
Percy ' sang a• solo • and stories
were�rread by Mrs. Maulden and
Miss' Nellie Malcolm The., next
meeting:.will be` at Nancy -' Need-
• ham's : on March :30th !with the.
boys of the Y.P ''in charge of.
the program. The roll, •call is id.'
be `•an'swered. with ,an, Easter
verse.
',The Sr. W.A. met .on Thursday
afternoon at' the horne of ;Mrs.
Wit, Wall: ,Mrs. Tom. _ Hodgins •
•. presided. The hymn `,Zion's kings
shall reign ' victorious" and pray-
ens• opened the 'Meet'ing. Mrs. Roy,
s Graham read the scripture. les-
s sots, 'A verse containing oona-'
■ •inandments Was the answer • to
■ :.: . the:.rofl..:eally^4Mi tut+es -and corres-
■ pondence were 'read: and dealt
•with. ' Three replies to • get -Welt
cards Wereread by Mrs. H. Ar
• Graham, 'social service: secretary.
` '"wan the girls quilt. A the, strip
■ Little Donald -Wall' drew
film •,stri
s shown by'Rev. R. Blight,
An address was alien read to Mrs.'
i(arl Boyle by Miss May. Boyle,
expressing the, regret of the W.A.
• ladies in bidding farewell to Mts,
Boyle; who will be leaving 'soon.
r • °Mrs.: George Ha1deniby made the
It t Presentation, of -a'' lovely plaque.:
■ Mary thanked . the ladies most
■ s>ncereiy "-The' lagan,. .closed ,the
1■ inetiting and refresments were
:4 • geared; • Mrs. john Colwell will
■ be the April hostess.'
▪ • q .Qn Thtirsda
y evening the' mein -
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hers of the, ,Girls' Auxiliary with
their husbands and families made
`' a surprise visit to the 'home 'of
and Mrs. Karl Boyle, wheiro
a pleasant evening was spent At.
The March meeting of the
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JA111N: ALEkANDFR JAMIESON
Ladies Auxiliary •'was. kield ;n the ; Mr, John Ale*aride'r Jamieson;
Legion Rooms with 14 members a lifelong resident of this • dis-
present. The meeting was opened strict, 'pawed away in Vv ngharn•
by the lst, vice president,' Mrs. Hospital on Tuesday, February
Joan England. It was decided to ,' Vith He „ was 81, years • of age
send an Easter` box to the Aux- and had been ill " far ten ' days'
iliarY.'s adopted soldier in West with pneumonia., {�
minter Hospital. 1Vfr, " Jamieson. Was • a 'son of
A social evening will -be held'
John Jamieson ...;and Margaret
on April 10th in• honor of the 7th Scott Farrish, pioneers of Ash-
anniversary of the Auxiliary. field in, which Township John
This birthday party. will take the was born 'on July' ,lst, 1869, and
form. of a:. .card. party and. lunch, where he farmed for, .the. greater
'Correspond'ence was received • part of his life. , " .
from Miss Dorothy Hoyle, zone, : • On February 13th, 1896, • Mr,
representative, advising mem- Jamieson married Ida C. Finlay,
berg that the Zo e.Rally'will be and..just a short time before Mr.
held on.May •31t. in. Harriston: Jaanieson;'s lastillness, this es-,
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The . charter was ,, draped in:• iteemable couple. ha,d th.e 'ha
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ppy:
Memory of the.' late Mrs.�.:David 'experience of celebrating their
Huston, who was a loyal member .55th-'weddin.g anniversarY,,
of the Auxiliary; •1VIr,. Jarniesori sere ci.: • on. Ash,
The :baking?sale sale •and..,a f ternoon .
tea planned for March 24th . has eld Cowitie;<l for•a nt>jmber. •ai
been postponed until March31sthyeasresryAedftfeor r mmviengthaon Lteukyneaorw
Social 'committeefor April,s
, as livestock . . shipper for • the.
�Mra;-`M. all''.Mrs. F. Henderson, . United Farmers Company and.
Mrs: H, • Hedley, Mrs T: Mac-
Donald, Mrs. M.. • McQuilln; Mrs;
, Stimson. ' The' meeting was
closed with ."The King" 'and lunch
::was :served. "•
'Does your label read ' "51''?
ter a short µprogram of readings;
violin and piano• numbers; Mrs.
Bert • Nicholson read an address
to Mrs. Boyle, Marilyn :and Carol
expressing regret in losing .:them
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from the W.A. and wishing them
the best in their new,: home' and'
presented: them ,with` gifts„ Mary
�thanked.'ithem. very kindly . :for
remembering .her and the 'girls in
this Way: A' dainty lunch' 'was
served; and a:. pleasant .evening
'as:•drawn to; a close
Mr. Gordon. ,Statters.. of :Galt`
was• home over<the .week -end and
attended 'the:: funeral of his uncle
{the late, William ,Statters.
1VIr: and: Mrs, :Lorne : Bell, Mr:
Wand .Mrs. Earl :Tyack• and' daughter
Florence of Stratford visited on
Sunday wiith Mi' ''Ii. Bell and
other relatives -"here. .
1VIr: and ;Mrs:. Chris.. Shelton of
,Lueknow visited .at :the 'home of
Mr ::arid.. Mrs, . James Hodge on
'Wednesday evening and enjoyed
a 'iturkey :supper:
Mr. and .Mrs. James: Hodge en-
tertained the friends and neigh
bors to a
.' cat party- an. Wed:nes-.
day, .ev�eni:ng and -Tall - enjoyed •a;
good teens
'upon the formation of the Luck -
now, District Co -Operative:• he
served as Manager' until his re-
tirement due . to failing health in
Mr Jaraiespn was enthusiastic
and untiring in', the performance
of his duties ..and' never spared.
himself iri being of service to his'
'feliavmen. He ' was a • lifelong
Presbyterian • and :.faithful and
d.evated to his church
..The , funeral was held .at John=•
Stone's 'Funeral , Home on Thurs-
day,: March' lst, conducted by
,Rey. Chas Winn, , Interment was•
in.. Greenhill Cemetery. The pall-
bearers were T, A. Cameron, Vir-
den ,1Vlow'bray, Granit McDiarmid,
David Johnston, Adam' Johnston
and' Philip Stewart., '
Mrs ..Jamieson Was,,-: `brought'
from • Wingham : Hospital on 'a'
stretcher to a.ttendthe. service.
The:floral tributes -were many and
beautiful, • bespeaking .the respect
,and esteem ih ,which Mr Jamie-
son';was held. Am:ong..the flower.
bearers 'were two.: of hiS, great'
grandchildren, Stewart Splan of
Goderich° and Dianne Jamiesori . of
Lucknow. Mrs. Philip 'Stewart
was, ''soloi's't at . the service, with
accompaniment' by „Elmer :Urn-
back. Other flower bearers: were,
Bob''Boak Jim Beak Alex Mae-
N'a y' and 'E,arl Harris..
• Besides his ..loving . wife,. Mr.
;Jamieson-. is survived bone.Son.
Gcrdon •of : Goderich ' and .+two
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• Zion' W.M.S. held its. • March
Meeting at the home of Mrs `Jim,
taunter with 1.9 adults : and • :six
children Present: The president,
daughters, 'Mrs : :C . E. 'Wilson:
(Blanche) of : Saskatoon and Mrs.
Howard Harris' (Marion) of Holy
rood Surviving ' also' ;:are four,
grandchildren ti- and four 'great
grandchildren, :`Lorraine Harris
predeceased her grandfather over
'two ,years •ago.`
Mr arid' Mrs. Jamieson Were
grievously.' ?bereaved: earlier in
their .Life; by :Jthe.death ,:af four
children. A son; John Finlay, died
at • the • age of three weeks,, an
other son, Alex Grant, died at 'six
months of age;. 'a daughter, Ida
Alexandria' died. when. 11 Years
old -and another infant daughter;
'was stillborn.'''
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'Mrs. Gordon .Ritchie, opened;• the •,
.rteetinng with hymn 206,: and.the‘
Lord's prayer •. in; ;unison. • The
Minutes 'of the iprevrous : rieeting
and roil; call were read !by.Mrs•..
Mrs..
Ritchie; secretary pro `, tem ,-
in -the : ;absence' of, Mrs. Baynard:.,
' Aifter 'this, : W • O. Hunter
took charge ; of'•�the WorshR
i 'ser. ; n
g .
vice ' with. Mrs. AllanRitchie
.reading the scripture lesson.. Mrs
Gordon. Ritchie -took over: again
for. a short .;business' sesison and;
readings were. given by Mrs.. Mer
Donagh,. Mrs. • :Jim Hunterand
the ,temperance secretary,. ' Mrs
Fred Anderson.: Mrs:: Gordon: ..:
Kirkland read the chapter,from
the study book: Another" hymn
was, sung.. and ,Rev. Woolley .close
ed the ' meeting .with; prayer.: A
dainty • lunch: Was serve by the
s ed. Mresle ;
•:hosts s, :assist by s y• ;.
'Ritchie and Mrs: Lloyd Hunter•
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