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190111 Ontario OtaMPlOn'Aitral Correspondent
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ONTAIRIO'S 1,711.PPRO OO-OP$
N1(4111 HAW OPTION
Ontario's 60,000 farmer - mem-
ber :United Co-operatives officially
opened its new 0.0C!,000 head office
end cord storage plant at Weston,.
Dritari0; on 1VIanday,
Paring the official opening care,
MonieSt .iitigh general-man.
.ages, announced that IX.C.C's
cal year, which ended September
.30, will show a business volume in •
excess 'of 660 million this yeAr,
marking the biggest year in the
company's history,
Bishop G. H. Luxton Confirms Seven
In Tiinity Church Service Sunday
—Central Press cananian
At Port Louis. MaurItine,,Rrincess Margaret is 'escorted by the governor or the colony. Sir Robert Scott, to a state banquet in -her hOnor. So far, the Prinees& has-attended'rriany state functions-
nn her African tour, but has not mingled inuctewith the populace,
MANY STATE FUNCTIONS ON HER' tOUR
News of .tondeiboro
Corr,poik.dent MRS. MAXIM
1K0.40s .47-r•10.
"The Back Fifty", and other
numbers on the _program of the
Centennial Fair night concert will
be repeated in the Town 1-1.41,
Bayfield, tonight, .0ctober 18,
Mr, and Mrs. Donald P. Lance
and two boys; William and ,Tustin,
Troy, Mich., *were here for the
weekend to close their cottage,.
fqvferrie Lodge" for the season;
Mr, and Mrs, •Maloom MacLeod
and Bruce, Port Dover, were here
over the weekend, Mrs. MacLeod
and Bruce remained for a few days
visit with Mr. and Mrs. L. H. D.
MacLeod.
Guests a.t- the"home of Mrs, Wal-
ter Westlake over the weekend
were; Mr. and Mrs.. Robert R,
Torbet, Mr, arid Mrs. Q. L. Howl-,
sop, Ann Junior,i Mich., and H. Eat-
on, Sarnia, . • ,
Members of the various Lamb-
ton County Co-Operatives with 34
representatives held their. third
'annual conference at The Little
Inn from, Friday night until Sun-
day afternoon.
John E. Howard wearing a
cast on his left arm as the result
of a painful accident when trip.
ped and fell one day last week 'in
Clinton. -A bone. his, forearm Was fractured. , . Mri and Mrs• Charles Bell, Don,
George, Jean .McCIthabey
Howard Armstrong,' spent Sunday
in Toronto with George Bell. He
is 'engineer on board: "The Windoc"
which. was docked there..
Miss Christine McLaren, Port
Elgin, is staying with her aunts,
Misses A. M. and E. ,T. Stirling,
while her 5arepts are on - a trip to
California, up' the west coast to.
Vancouver and the Canadian West.
' Miss•. Ethel Blair, who spent the
weekend with her parents, Me. and
Mrs. Robert Wait,. left on Tues-
day en a trip to San .Francisco,
California, after Whith she Ivill
Spend some. time, in 'Vancouver;
,111.18 s ,ZUzabet h Weston who, has
spent several months in Victoria
and Alexandra and Marine Gener-
alu Hospital,. Goderich, following, a
fractured hip, was able to return
to the village on October 6. - She
is stayih,g with her' sister, Mrs. R.
Blair, , Sr? • • -
The First Company- Hayfield
Guides with, . their leaders, Mrs.
Grant Turner .(Captain), and. Mrs,
Robert . MacVean (Lieutenant)
went to Goderich on' Wednesday
of last' week to join, with the God-
erich Company in their meeting.
They' report a very :enjoyable ev-
ening.. .
Miss C. P. Rankin closed her-
cottage, "Glenbolg," and 'eft on
Tuesday .f or- Mount 'Pleasant,
Midi., to • attend.' the funeral of
field, will entertain women of. the
Deanery of Huron at -the latter
church. on Wednesday afternoon,
,October 24, at 2.30 p.m. The spec-
ial speaker will' be Miss Lillias S..
Powell, mlissionary on year's fur-
lough from Obus Sanitarium, Jag:.
an. This will be followed by, a tea
hour in the parish hall. An -Invita-
tion As'extended• to all the women
of the parishes ,to attend.
Mr. and WS, William Murray,
Detroit, were here over the week-). eno.
Mn and 'Mrs', 16r, a Dunn and
daughter Alice, London, were at
their cottage fOr the weekend.
The Rey, and Mrs. F. a Pauli.
Listnwel, were with Mrs. R. N. F.
Gairdner over Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs, ,Tack Murray,
Owen Sound, visited his sister,
Mrs, W.-J, McLeod, on. Sunday,
Mr, and Mks, T. Leckid and Don,
ma, London, spent the weekend at
their Cottage in Lakeside Park,
Mr, and Mrs;, Norman, Toms,
Detroit, .were with Mr, and"MrS,
Merles Toms over the weekend,
Mr, and Mrs. J. Cavanaugh, Lon-
don, occupied their cottage on
Delevan Street, over the weekend.
The Rev, and Mrs, H, B, Scuda,
more were in Toronto and Orange-
vine over the weekend, They re,
.• turned tb Orangeville on Wednes-
day.
•
,John R. MacLeod and Donald'
MacLeod, Port Stanley, were at
;their homes In the village over the
weekend.
Sergeant and lYfra. Maprian,
Londo n,,. were with .her parents,
Mr4. and Mrs. 13,, L, lVfacMillen over
the weekend,
Guardsman Bob Orr left Monday
for ,Canip Petawa,wa after having
spent a.niontb. with his parents,
ivir. and Mrs.. William Orr,
Miss Mary Fee returned to God-
erich today (Thursday) after hav-
ing been the guest of Mr. and Mrs,
J. M. SteWart for ten days,
Mr, and Mrs, A. L. Hrisson re,
turned to,Grosse Point, Mich., on
Wednesday after having been at
their cottage for •a few days.
The service in St, Andrew's tin,
ited. Church has" been withdrawn
on Sunday next for the Anniver;
-sary Services at Taylor's. Cerners',.-
pick and Bill MacMillan enter-
tainned at a hoyse party at their
cottage Blue Water Nighvvay, God-
erich Township, dyer the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Gingrich,
Bad , Axe, Mich.,- arrived ,on Sung
day evening td- visit the tatter's
bfother, Paid and Mrs. Cleave far
a few, days.
Charles .Scotchmer has eXcava,
ted fora basement of the home
Which he plans to Wild on the lot
on Main Street ,pnrchased recently-
from? Lesge Elliott. •
Misses Adele Fernette and _Alice
prouin-,.returned to Detroit - on
Tuesday after having • spent the,.
summer at „their respective cot-
tages in the village.. • s •
Mr. -and Mrs. R. R. Torbet., who
purchased Miss ,Ada-Bingley'S lot•
on. Hayfield Terrace, hay4e.had the
foundation laid•iit preparation for
building -next spring.
LAC Warren Carson and family.
are occupying Dale Leonard's Co•t.
tage On Colina •Street, Mrs. - Car-
'Jackie and; Jerry arrived 're-
cently -from NoVa. Scotia. • . ,•
Mr; and Mrs, Robert .Turner;
cOmpanied by Mr. and Mrs.- Don,
aid Sager, Goderich,. visited over
the Weekend with Mr::' and-- Mrs..
Thomas 'Arkell. and, family, - 'Bur-
lingtan. • •
(By our Rayfield correspondent)
The Rt. Rev. G. N. 'Luxton,
LLD, Lord Bishop of 141144
cOndiacted the inspiring service of
confirmation in Trinity Church on
Sunday afternoon at three o'clock.
James Higgins carried the Bishop's
Pastoral Staff,
The rector, the Rev. W. S. Out-
erbridge,- presented the following
candidates for the "laying on of
hands:" (Mrs.) Lillian Mae Mc-
Lead and her -twin /daughters,
Frieda Lucille and Roberta .Anne
McLeod, Anne Gemeinibardt, Syl-
v4a. Elaine FitzSimont, (Mrs)
Josephine Olive McBride, :Hayfield,
and (Mrs.) Gwendolyn Emily Jane
Stirling, St. James' Church Middle-
ton.
1w his sermon, Bishop Luxton;
drew attention to. the church as a
pladt of refuge, pat as the ark
had' been. He told of the similar-
ity of old, old churches along, the'
English coast, patterned' on file
lines of ships,--places of refuge.
His Lordship referred to the
three Parts of an Anglican church:
"tile nave where, we kneel in,pray-
or; the chancel where the choir is
seated, and never faces. the congre-
gation because the song of praise
is to 'God; and the altar where we
come for holy communion. •
Bishop Luxton adjured those
present Lto go regularly to holy
communion to, receive ..spiritual
food ,,that they might grow in
grace.
EBENEZER
There will be an anniversary
service 'in Ebenezer, Chtirch
Sunday, October 21, at 2.30 p.m.
Rev? A, W. Watson, Blyth, will be.,
?the guest Speaker.
. • • '
Following the service the peop-
le's warden; Alfred Scotchmer, Jr,,
introduced mrnebers of the con-
gregation to the HiShop and Mrs.
Luxton at the 'door, Later, in the
Parish Hall they chatted inform-
ally 'with those present over a cup
of tea.
uniumegusar ne
. . . because they hadn't been
able to find'the right service.
Then, someone told them about
South Erni- Cities. Service, and
now they're steady enthus-
iastic patrons:
'Clarence Ball is a patient in a•
London hospital,
Miss Doris Lear, gamilton, spent
the weekend at her home' here. • • •
Mr. and Mrs.. Bert Winston, •
Fordwialt, spent Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs. Thomas Miller.
Mr, and Mrs, AUdrey Knox. and
children, Nekv Hamburg; visited with and Mrs. Thomas, KnoX:7
Mr, and Mrs: Bd Doble, Fred
Igo:we, Forest; Mrs. Earl. Hilburn,
Thedford, visited • with Mr, and
Mrs. Clarence :Crawford.
linndesbore anniversary ,services
will be held at 1:1, o'clock and 7.30
Rev. Hiltz, Auburn, will be
the speaker on Sunday. Octebar•:
21.
Mr..and Mrs. .jaCk. XarnatOn
.sons,.Lonclom Mr; and Mrs. Spence
Hann and .daughters, Kitehener,.
visited with Mr. and Mrs. W, Gov,
her. •
• Mn, ,and Mrs. William Knox,.
John Knox; Wingliam, spent the -
weekend Niagara Falls with Mr, •
and', Mrs,, Leslie Knox; Mr, wt.
Mrs, Bert Knox,.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Roy Vodden auk
family, Surnmerhill„ Mr, and Mrs, •
Fred Vodden, base Line, Mrs,
•Sbobbrgok''were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs, Bert Slinbhroolt,
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