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Dr. W. Fingland
Guest Speaker
At Grace Service
(By Mrs, Don Harris)
Grace United Church was
beautifully decorated with bas
kets of fall flowers for anni-
versary services on Sunday
last.
Rev, Dr. William Fingland,
M.A., 13.D., D.D„ of Niagara
Falls, and a native of Huron
County, was guest speaker at
both services,
The choir, under the leader-
ship of Mrs. William Cox, sang
as their anthem "On Christ
The Rock I Stand" at the mor-
ning service and at the even-
ing "I Know The One".
The Pilgrim Singers, Clinton,
Contributed greatly to the mor-
ning service with their message
of song and Mrs. A. G. Pease,
Bayfield, rendered a lovely solo
at the evening service.
Commencing Sunday, Novem-
ber 3, services at Grace Church
will be in the afternoon. Sun-
day School at 1:00 p.m. and
church service at 1:45 p.m.
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Maitland Group Views Area Site
Considered For Conservation Area
tondesboro lady OthiSliChurth Thu"*'
4eeth To :Ontario. Street Group
Inspection of 4 2130-acre site
as a nesSible conelTatien area
highlighted a tour of the Miat-
land Valley Conservation Auth-
erity,
RepresentativeS of 19 of the
29 municipalities within the
Maitland watershed attended,
along with representatives of
the Department of 1.4anda and
'Forests,
Known as the Falls Reserve
-property, located. at BerginIler,
the site favors development for
camping, picnicking and skiing
as well as conservation demon-
stration plots
The authority has the Prop-
erty under option but a, defin-
ite decision will not be made
until a general meeting is held
of all municipal representatives.
The tour included a visit to
conservation areas already un-
der development within the
Maitland watershed. Noted
particularly was the progress
made this year on the Galbraith
area in Mornington Township
and improvements to the area
at Gorrie, Improvements were
also cited on the project at
Ethel.
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Amsommosozomm.
place for the. Province of On,
"The 'Maitland is
tunate. It has, not been spoiled, •
Now it is .otir, responsibility to
see that this never happens:"
Plan Bazaar
To Raise Cash
My 'Mrs. 'N. Tfeag)
United Church Women held
their October meeting in the
Sunday school rooms with 30
ladies. being present,
Worship was taken by Mrs,.
0, Workman and the topic by
Mrs. T. W. Reid, The hostesses
were Mrs. R. D. Elgie and Mrs.
A, Binnenclyk. -
Plans and arrangements were
made for the fall bazaar to be
held in the church school.
rooms, Saturday, November 15,.
]Personals
Mrs, William McKenzie,Exe-
ter ,• visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, Nelson Hood ..41710.
Joyce.
Mr, and 'Mrs, Earl Sproule,
Exeter, were 'Sunday guests
with Mr, and Mrs, W, L, Mel-
lis.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Town-
send and Douglas, Moose Jaw,
Sask„ are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Robinson and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Deichert
and family, Zurich, were Sun-
day visitors at :the home. of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones and
boys.
A .successful sale was held
Saturday at the farm of Mrs.
Theo Hanwert on the 8th con.
of Tuckersmith.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Howe and
family, London, visited Satur-
day with Miss Margaret Mac-
Kay and Oliver.
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. J. L, Lostell, Susie and
Lloyd were: Mr. and Mrs. Ch-
arles O'Brien, Exeter; Mrs.' J.,
Lostell Sr., and- Mr. George
Lostell, Frobisher, Sask.; Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Lostell, Ex-
eter; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stur-
geon and Jo Anne, Hayfield;
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parsons,
Seaforth; Mr. Wayne Pridham,
Crornarty.
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MUNICIPAL
DUMP
" Will be Open Until
Further Notice on
Wednesday and
Sat. Afternoons
from 1 to 5.30 p.m.
No Wire Fencing, Old Con-
crete or Car Bodies
Permitted.
J. I. McINTOSH
Clerk
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.ISOCIP
Award Contract
for Fire Nall
In 'Myth Area.
At a meeting .of the T3,4th'
Fire Area Board, Were' 44
the Library Wednesday ev
ening, the local firm of 81PN -
MantaTig and Sons was award-
ed the Contract to build a new
fire hail in 'Myth ,for ,the area,
The successful_ tender WAS
for $9,501,40,
Other tenders were for '$9,-
742:72; $11,345
The new building will be a
pole-type, steel cIad,. structure,.
64. by $2 feet, Tn it will be
room to house three fire trucks
and a 1.5,,by-32 foot training
room for the firemen,: , •
The new structure is to be
,completed by _ December 1.
Work will commence as soon
after November 1 as pOssible.
It. will be erected adjacent.
to and north of the present fire
hall on Mill Street.
Groups To Meet
At Middleton
(By Our Middleton
Correspondent) ,
The Women's. Auxiliary of
St, James Anglican Church
will hold their regular monthly
meeting on Wednesday after-
noon, November 6 at the home
of Mrs. Arnold Miller,
There will be a quilt and 'the
roll call is "judge".
The WA of St. James Chur-
ch is holding their first social
evening of the fall season on
Friday, November 1 in the
"Tipperary" No. 9 School. This
will take the form of a card
party. Everyone is welcome.
See Coming Events.
Commencing Sunday, Novem-
ber 3 .and continuing through-
out the winter months, the
service of Evening Prayer will
be held in St, James Church,
Middleton, at 2:30 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Earley,
George and. Robert, Hillcrest
Angus Farms, Kerwood and
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Freitag,
Arkona, spent Sunday with Mr:
and Mrs. Stewart Middleton.
The Autarral iThankOfferlPg
pf Ontario Street VCW was h eld ;on, Thursday
October V., Mrs, 11t .144.10-P,
president, opened the meeting
With a poem "Tiaryest Thanks'',
Mrs. Willis VanFigniond, .who
was in charge of the cleYotiOnal
period, took as her theme
"Bless The Lord, Q My Soul,
And Forget Not All His fiene-
fit.s". "pig men who forgets
to be thankful has fallen asleep
in life," said Mrs, Varigniond.
The guests were welcomed to
the meeting by Mrs, M. Batkin.
Misses Honnie and Harbara
e 11 sang "Thanksgiving
Hymn" and "The Pay Thou
gayest",
Greetings from the Presby-
tery were extended by Mrs,
Maaggart, the Presbyterial
president,
The gu.est speaker, Mrs. Car,.
son, 1-0400.09401 was introduc-
ed. by Mrs. G. Mills, Mrs, .0.ar,
son :described the work. of -the
women in the „church in
land, In. Ireland the women's
department is similar to the
UCW, There are eight districts
which correspond to local
presbyteries. Most bra4eheS of
the women's department meet
weekly but the meetings stop
in May until after the barvest
in October. The women's de,
partment is primarily a Mis-
sionary -Organization but may
choose its own program,
Mrs. 13atkin thanked Mrs,
Carson for her enjoyable and
interesting talk, The ,ladies
were invited to the church audi-
torium for lunch,
P4ring. a dinner and -reeep,
tioxi at the Dlue Darn Restanr=
ant in LiatoWei, Fred ;(4Pitsell,
Toronto, representing the -091'1H
nervation, Branch, lauded the
strides which have bee.h- taken •
in conservation within the Matt,
He recalled when he Set'Yed • . • • tadie • Kianen
land Authority,
as "field officer of the nearby
Ausable and Saugeen authori-
ties when the old Middle Malt- -
land was. in its infancy, The.
Middle Maitland emerged into
the full Madland a year “ago..
W. J. Kelterborn, lVfilverton,-
ehairman , of the Public Rein.,'
Obits Advisory Board which ar-
ranged the . tour, termed the
progress "tremendous" a n
warned municipalities
which are too concerned about
money are going to lose out,
Cort of conservation develop-
ment is little when taken on a
per capita basis, he said, 4cia,
ing "we must have conserve.,
tion if we are to do for suc-
ceeding generations what our
forefathers. did for us".
He said what has been ac-.
complished in 1312 years in the
Maitland Valley indicates that
this area can become a show
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