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Talks On Wills
The St.,Helens. Women's Insti-
tute meeting was, held in the hall
with; a good, attendance including
some of the men of the com-
munity.: Mrs. Ross. Gammie pre-
sided and the roll call wasan-
swered with "A place in Ontario
I'd like.:to visit:" '' Members voted
that they each payone dollar
$1.00) -at this trope instead of hay -
mg— . a : bake sale. The motto
"Friendship is . the only cement
that will. hold . the world together"
was given by Mis Isobel. Miller.
Mr. An
Mrs, . drew aunt gave a
reading, and solos were sung by
Mrs. S. De Boer and Mrs. . E.
W. Rice. The guest. speaker' Mr
Goodall, Barrister ' of Wingham,
was introduced by Mrs. E. W.
Rice.. He gave an informative talk
on Estates and . the ' ' making of
Wills.
Lunch : was served by.: the hos-
tesses Mrs. S. De Boer, Mrs. Fred
McQuillin A successful. sale ' .'of
homemade candy was also held.,
AMBERLE
• Joan Ferguson, "daughter ' of Mr.,
and Mrs. Later Ferguson, who
underwent, surgery.; ' at : Victoria.
• hospital, London on Monday: of
last week, is. steadily .. improving
and' hopes. tobe home shortly,;
Mr, and. Mrs.. Arthur Courtney..
,area visiting with relatives in, Lon-
'don
on-idon fora few days.
Eugene Blue:. of St. Clair Shores,
Michigan; .spent .a week with , his '
parents Mr. . and lgrs. John ;Blue:. i.
A' • number ,from . 'thisarea at,.
tended anniversary •. service's . at
Kincardine . United Church last
Sunday. All .'enjoyed, the .:`.Glad
'ridings" quartette from St. Jacobs
and. Rev: E.:.Crossely Hunter of
Toronto who gave .inspiring mes-
sages.:
Mr. and Mrs: Archie Courtney
were guests of :Mr. and. Mrs.
liam Campbell, of Kincardine on'
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WISDNESPAY., OCTOBER 7.. 11444
The "Sleepy Time Gals" 4-R
clubhave met recently at the
homes of Mrs. Clayton, Barbara
MacTavish, and Patsy Maceharles,
Mr, Bert Eaton spent the week-
end in St, Thomas visiting with
his brother and other relatives.
Miss Marie Hamilton has ac-
cepted a temporary position on
the S.S. Red Wing assecond
cookwith her- smother who is the
cook..
Mrs, Raymond Harilton. ac-
companied by Mr and Mrs. Rus-
sell Tout of Kincardine visited on
Sunday' with Mrs, Bill, :•Bennett,
who is in hospital in Lendon
F Gt C,W� way 'held; on Thursday of-.
tress expressed in telephone :pram ltrep�4ed ley 11t ` tet' in the church. Mrs. Oscar
verSations have ,saved h>.0 lEe .! And w. ways Agent Ho , 1� tette, eonvenet of thea worship
of persons' from. committing su• €.Tbe meet openedwit, the Gat wove, introduced the theme
Tide.. The speaker urged her to wursbip• and prayer, Nmuber' ,'Lav men in the church in India,"
listeners to uphold the sanctity ?E:734, from the bywna v . wad old "Mrs, Elsner Osborne and Mrs,
"the' Church and the ministery in l responsively, . Mrs. Plaster read John MaeCharles read of ways in
this rapidly changing world, the :scripture lesson which was which' laymen were extending the
' The President; Mrs, �K.. lamer- • followed by a nui and prayer\ gospel in: India. Mrs, . H. Anger'
on: ; was in the chair for the bus- ! R'ev . Kaiser gave a review' • of read the Scripture and gave the
Mess period and reported an atten the .chapter. on "Mirraeles" from i, convents. Miss ' Winnifred Warren
dance of.:34 mennbers and five ,.The' word ..and.the Way" and of Walkerton. was a . very wel-.
visi rs Reports conveners . agave the first .sem-guest and spoke • briefly.
to .,.•.fromibis. C. Cooke gorge: . p
of : their committees ' were given tion of the next'chapter. The chap- The business was conducted by
by Mrs. W. Henderson, Mrs. K. , ter . "My Brother. s .A, ' Stranger" ' the ' president,. Mrs. Robert ' Os-
Murdie, Mrs. A. E. McKim, Mrs. from the study book was given' borne, who also dedicated the
O. Brooks,' Mrs. G: McDiarmid, by Mrs. R. 'Phillips, The secre-• offering and gave the , courtesy:
H. Strapp and Mrs. G. tary's report was read and .the remarks.' The con'rmittee served
'Johnstone: The Stewardship com- roll call answered by 13 members lunch :and. a social • time was •en.
mittee, convened by • Mrs. W. .and 1 .visitor with a thanksgiving o ed,
'programme
will: be_in charge of the verse. The treasurer's report Wag
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rogramme for the , December. The -Messengers also; held! their
and . sec -1-
p read and it was moved meeting in the church on Thugs..
meeting. onded that. the treasurer send. in day after school with the lead -
agitans by their interest and kuid- I J, Algin, The theme t
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ST. HELENS
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan • McQuillin.
and Mr. and Mrs. 'Barry.McQuillin
and Jill of Kitchener were. week-
end visitors with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs Fred McQuillin.
Sunday visitors with Mr: and
'Mrs. E. W. ' Rice were;; Mr. and
Mrs, Robert Wallace of Blyth. w
Over 200 Attend Rally
Over 'two lhundred -attended the
World 'Mission 'Rally arranged by
Archdeacon Canon J. Queen for:
the Deanery of Bruce.. It was
held* .at : the Church .of the •Mes=
sigh, Kincardine on. Tuesday,.. Sep-
tember. 29th. The.speciai speaker
was. Rt., Rev Erica Sabiti, Bishop.1
of Rewenori ' Vganda, Central Af
Bishop Sabiti was born of*
heathen parents. Re had the op-
portunity : of attending ;emission "
• schools. He trainedas; a .teacher
and afterwards -entered Theolog- t
. ical. College. ;in 1932. He .attended
- the Anglican. Congress held' last
year in.. Toronto; The large. at'
' tendanee at the Rally were im-
pressed by his message that'
"There* •is: -ao much' . to: be done
in Africa" where '.help IS urgently•
needed. /
Murrays 25 'Years Wed
Mr. and Mrs: William' Courtney..:
attended . the twenty—fifth wedding
anniversary for Mr. and Mrs.
David Murray, 6th Concession of
Huron, on Wednesday evening,
September '30.. An enjoyable ev-
ening ,was spent The couple Were
recipients ' or ' many lovely gifts.
Many' happy anniversaries are
Wished .'for. them. by their ' .many
friends.
the next, quarter of the allocation. „err :Mrs, ' .W., Black and Mrs. J.
It was decided to .have a bake.McGuire in charge;. Bonnie. 'Nic-
holson.' led . in. prayer; Joyce' Blackk,,
read *a poeM. Mrs.McGuire told
the story and. Mrs. Black con-
ducted the study period. This 'be-
•ing the first meeting of the sea-
son, ' the followingofficers were
elected: president, Michael Ham-
ilton; secretary, Mary MacChar-
les, • press' reporter, May White..
sale in . Lucknow on Saturday,
i
October '17th. An invitation:was
read from' the Lucknow U.C.'W
to attend: a rug demonstration on
October. 6th. The sectional meet-
ing is to be held in Blyth . on
October 21. The meeting 'was
closed withthe benediction, Lunch
was ;served by the hostess.
CHURCH:: NEWS
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GENERAL MEETING, UsL.W:
The generaleeting ,of. Luck-.
now 1'✓ :C. V+ . ' held 'on Tuesday
evening Sept. 29 was in charge 'of
.Community. Friendship Committee.
In the absence. of Mrs. George'
Newbold, convenor, Mrs. W. Dren-
nan and Mrs. H. Strapp ; conducted
the devotional • programme Mrs.
Drennan acted as chair `Yvan' and
Mrs. Strapp read Scripture, pass-
ages . arid .meditations ' on the
theme of kindness. .
The guest .speaker, 'Mrs, Outer -
bridge of Ripley gave a very fine
address on . Community' Friend-
ship .as 'it applies to our :relations:
with our neighbours in church
life and' in OUT contacts with +mer
rates of people. She. 'referred to
the readiness .of children to make
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friends with .•and accept those of
other rads compared to adults. •
Christ *tondemned' the unfriendly
folk and indifferent and commend -
CONTRACT FOR IMPROVEMENT
TO No. 2 NORTH• OF GODERICH
Award 'of' a contract for im-
provement
m-
prove. ment. of ;Highway 21, near.
Goderich, is announced. by Ontario
Highways Minister Charles S.
MacNaughton. .
The project involves grading,
drainage and granular base from
one mile north of Maitland River
northerly for nearly five. ;miles.
,Estimated overall cost of the
project is . $428,OLO.
Work . is expected to start this
Week with completion . scheduled
by the end of August, 1965..
E. and' E.. Seeginiller Limited,
of . Kitchener is awarded .the con-
tract ;for the, project. ' .<
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