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Social Notes
News. Editor: Anne Aileron Phone NU Z-7449
Flight Sergeant arid Mrs. A.
Arsenault have returned from
a trip to Bridgeport, Connecti-
cut and other points in the Un-
ited States.
Mr, and Mrs. Michael Mer-
rigan from Halifax, N,S, spent
two weeks visiting with their
son-in-law and daughter, Cpl.
and Mrs, D. Q. Mcllmoyl.
Corporal and Mrs, H. L.
Hornland have come home after
a trip to Brandon, Stonewall,
and Winnipeg, Manitoba, wh-
ere they visited relatives and
friends.
Mrs. J. Haley, Nova Scotia,
is spending a few weeks visit-
ing with her son, LAC Allan
Haley and Mrs. Haley .
Corporal J. W. Young and
Mrs. Young have Corporal
Young's mother as a guest
from Nanaimo. I3.C,
Jimmie Russell celebrated his
tenth birthday with six little
friends on Saturday, Septem-
ber 21. The party was held
on the lawn with a barbecue,
refreshments and games enjoy-
ed outdoors,
The .0YO held its first meet, ing Sunday evening .ard some
25 Janina eeeple Met at the
RC chapel.' antl then enjoyed
a social evening. All teen-agers
are welcome to these gather,.
ings.
CWL Meeting
The first meeting of t h
Catholic Women's League was
tel in the Ritchie' wilding on
Monday, September 23,. The
busineSs' meeting took place
first, with the president, Mrs,
Q. Hebert in the chair,
The R.C. chaplain, Flight
Lieutenant R .B, Bussey, spoke
on the activities of •the parish
and the work of the CWL,
Mrs, Millson, London, then
gave a beauty demonstration
'with Mrs. M, Ireland and Mrs.
J, MacNeil as models.
Over 20 ladies attended and
the door prize was won by Mrs,.
C. MacKenzie, Tea and coffee
were served during the even-
ing,
Several Grandparents Attend Service
As Four Londesboro Babies Baptised
Brussels DDGM
Installs Officers
At Clinton 100F
Deputy District Grand Mas-
ter Ross Nichol, and his instal-
lation team from Brussels,
visited Clinton lodge IOOF No,
83 at their regular meeting,
Tuesday, and installed the new
officers for the coming year.
• John Hamilton is the noble
grand and vice noble grand is
Wes Holland.
Other officers include: Clar-
ence Sturdy, past junior grand;
Bert R.owderi, recording secre-
tary; Murray Taylor, financial
secretary; Harold Swan, treas-
urer; Mack Tally, warden;
Doug Cantelon, conductor; Wil-
fred Fremlin, chaplain. '
James Cox, right supporter
noble grand; Harold Tyndall,
left supporter; Alvin Sharp,
right supporter vice grand;
Carman McPherson, left sup-
porter; Robert Emmerson, in-
side guardian; Kurt Van Rie-
sen, outside, guardian; Herb
Staffen, right scene supporter;
Harry Weymouth, left scene
supporter.
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Make Crib Quilt
At Porter's Hill
UCW Meeting
MRS. DONALD HARRIS
Correspondent
The United Church Women
of Grace Church met on Wed-
nesday last at the home of
Mrs. Chester Sturdy. The pres-
ident, Mrs. William Cox, was
in charge of "the meeting.
Scripture lesson was read by
Mrs. A. Jongejan. and the
Lord's. Prayer repeated in un-
ison, The secretary's report and
correspondence was given by
Mrs.. A. Lockhart, the financ-
ial repert by Mrs. Ray Cox.
The ladies accepted an invi,
tation from the UCW of St,
Andrew's United Church, Bay-
field, to attend their Thank-
offering meeting on October 3.
Two short readings were given
by Mrs. Donald Harris,
During the afternoon a crib
quilt was quilted and at the
Close of the meeting the host-
ess served lunch.
On Sunday, October 27, Gr-
ace Church, Porter's Hill will
hold their Anniversary Services
at 11. a.m. and 7:30 , p.m. The
special Speaker for the d a y
will be Rev. William Fingland
of Niagara Falls,
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St, Mark's MOrks.
801h .Celebration
Of Harvest "Ione
• AUBURN-St. Mark's Angli-
can Church held their 80th
Harvest Home anniversary .ser-
vices with their pastor, Rev.
Robert Meally in charge of both
services, The church was at-
tractively decorated with has-
kets of flowers, vegetables and
grain for this special occasion,
The service of song was up.,
der the direction of. the church
organist, Miss Carole. Brown,
and the ushers were Robert J,
Phillips and, Thomas Haggitt,
The scripture lesson was
read by George Clark. Rev,
Robert Meally spoke on three harvests,-thankfulness, inheri-
tance and responsibility..
The choir sang an anthem and Mrs, Gordon R, Taylor sang
a solo at both services,
At the evensong service, Mr.
Meally spoke on three wond-
ers-creation, prayer and. quiet-
ness. In closing he asked his
congregation to be grateful for
the bountiful harvest and the
redemption of the world and
the wonder of Heaven, urging
all to be sure that they would
be included in the Eternal
Harvest,
At both services,,Philip
Clark was the altar boy.
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STANLEY CLUB
MEETS WEDNESDAY •
The Stanley Community Club .
will meet at the home of Mrs.
John McGregor on Wednesday
afternoon, October 2 at 2.30:
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Messengers Plan
Thankoffering
At liohnesville
Mrs„ F. !MeCullonO)
The Messengers .prImes-
ville United Chum)), met in the
Sunday Seim). room on Satur,
day With ,Bars. Kenneth Tre-
wartha in charge. Mrs. Tre,
warlita gave the . Call to Wor-
ship and the Messenger Motto
was repeated in ?Miami,
The introduction to the serip.,
tare was given by Mrs. Tre-
wartha .and Gary Potter read
the scripture lesSon .and David
.McCullough led in prayer.
Mrs, Trewartb.a. was titled
"The Wrong Choice". NaneY
Ginn led in the responsive
reading.
Lucille Bend eonrIneted. the
business and Lanrelanne- Bend
received the offering,
The Thankoffering meeting
will be held on Satnrday,
tober 19. and Rev, ..C110Ord
Park will be the guet speaker
The mothers are invited to at,'
tend the meeting.
Mrs,: GerrY.C4inn conducted
the game and study periods,
Nancy Ginn gave out the
Wprld Friends and ithe meet-
ing with the benediction
Carson occupying the ptilpit.
Personals
Mr, and Mrs. Ed Youngblut
spent last weekend with the
latter's sister, Mr .and Mrs.
Gordon Curts, Arkona,
Mr, and Mrs. Robert , Phil-
lipps, Auburn, visited last week
with Mr. a n d Mrs. Willows
Mountain.
Mr. and' Mrs. Reg Harvey
and Miss Ethel Skimin, Toron-
to, visited on Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Skimin.
, Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Schapf and
three children, Owen Sound,
visited on Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Skimin.
Mrs. Charles Fletcher and
grandson, Douglas Wyatt, Sas-
katoon, visited with the form-
er's niece and family, Mrs,
Tom Allen on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ander-
son, and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Allen spent Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Jackson, Ridge'town.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Shob-
brook, Galt, spent the weekend
With his brother, Mr Gordon
Shobbrook and family; Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Shobbrook spent Sat-
urday evening in a family get-
together.
To Visit Museum
The WI will meet on Thurs-
day, October 3 at 1:15, Busin-
ess part will be conducted, then
members will leave for Goder-
ich at two o'clock to visit the
Huron Museum.
Roll call will be "What I
found most interesting in the
museum".
See Egypt
The general meeting of the
UCW was held on Monday ev-
ening and the devotional period
was taken by Mrs. Elsie Shad-
dick.
An invitation to attend a
Thankoffering meeting at
Turner's Church was accepted
for October 15 at 8:30. Rev.
Grant Mills, Clinton, will' be
guest speaker.
A motion was passed to hold
the Thankoffering on October
28. There will be a bake sale
Decorations Aid
Harvest Theme
At Middleton
MIDDLETON - The annual
Festival of the Harvest thanks-
giving was held in St, Jnmes
Church, Middleton, on Sunday
with a goodly crowd in. .atten-.
134.TnEepi rector,rri s o n optchipodectRey
the ser-_
vice and preached his sermon.
from the traditional lesson of ,
the `Thanksgiving service--"and
.He spoke unto them a parable
saying, the ground of a certain
rich man brought forth abun-
dantly" - known 'as the par-
able of the rich young fool.
"The word fool is used here
in the sense of foolish thinking
towards oneself," stated AO.
Harrison.
It is not a condemnation of
rich people but rather an ad-
monition to them to use their
riches for the good of others.
The, word "miser" is derived
from the word miserable, he.
said.
"We see so many parables
in our life today, in this par-
able", and he continued, "unlike
animals, we have tongues and
minds and can thank God,"
"The real Christian is wise
in the sense of doing our Lord's
Commandments", concluded
Mr. Harrison,
• Following the offertory, Miss
Sandra. Sharon and Miss Jan-
nice Middleton sang, "Fairest
Lord Jesus" with Mrs. Joseph
Storey at the organ.
Flowers were placed on the
altar for this special service to
the Glory of God and in loving
memory of Mrs. Mabel Ken-
nedy, by her family.
Mr, Harrison complimented
the ladies of the WA on the
lovely festive appearance of the
church, which was lavishly
decorated with the fruits and
flowers of the season. Highly
coloured maple leaves and corn
stalks added to this effect.
Honour Couple
Friends and former neigh-
bours of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Millar held a social evening in
their honour at their home on
Joseph Street, Clinton, on Wed-
nesday evening, August 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Millar, who
have recently removed to Clin.-
ton, were presented with a
lovely platform . rocker as a
token of the high esteem in
which they are held.
The address was read by Mr.
Harold Yeo and the gift pres-
ented by Mr. Bert Finlay and
Mr Jack Smith.
Cards and a social evening.
followed by a delicious lunch
rounded out a very pleasant
get-together.
Auxiliary To Meet
The Women's Auxiliary of
St. James Church, Middleton,
will meet Wednesday evening,
October 2 at the home of Mrs.
Gordon Rathwell, RR 4, Clin-
ton.
and apron booth and a com-
mittee of three ladies, Mrs.
Lear, Mrs. Livingstone and
Mrs. Harvey Wells was appoin-
ted to attend to the details.
The UCW will again sponsor
a mitten tree for the needy to
be ready before Christmas.
Mrs. Neville Forbes gave an
interesting introduction to the
new study book "Christian Is-
sue in Southern Asia."
Mr. Don McLean showed in-
teresting pictures which his
son, Roy, who is stationed in
Egypt, had taken of the coun-
try and army sites.
Correspondent Mrs. Bert Allan
Rally Day. Service was ob-
served on Sunday with the
Junior Choir contributing two
fine numbers. A number of
visiting grandparents were pr-
esent for the baptismal ser-
vice conducted by the pastor.
Baptised were: Carol Ann,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. How-
ard Cartwright; Helen Lynn,
daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Rus-
sell Peckitt; Kevin William,
son of Mr, and Mrs, Edwin
Fothergill; David Wayne, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Saun-
dercock.
Masonic Service will be con-
ducted next Sunday with Rev.
Personal Item
Mrs. Gordon Steepe has re-
turned home, after spending a
few days in Windsor, attending
the Grand Lodge of the Order
The Meditatien, as given by of the Eastern Star.
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