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PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Koch
of .corrie visited last Friday
with Mr. and Mrs. Maitland
Allen.
Mrs, Ed Davies visited last
Thursday with her sister, Mrs.
Cliff l3astla in London.
Miss Barbara Sanderson had
the misfortune to fracture a
bone in her wrist last Satur-
day evening while skating at
the myth arena. She received
treatment in Clinton hospital.
Mrs. Ida Clemens of Toronto
is visiting with. her cousin, Mrs.
Charles Scott.
Mrs. Arthur Grange .arrived
home from hospital over the
weekend and is recovering at
her home. Mr. and Mrs. Tam
Morris of London brought her
mother home on Friday even-
ing.
Russel Ming visited his wife
in Victoria Hospital last Thurs-
day.
Mrs. Charles Straughan was
honored last week on the occas-
ion of her 84th birthday. Mrs.
Norman McDowell, a neighbor,
held "Open House" in honor of
the occasion assisted by Mrs.
Oliver Anderson arid Mrs, Wes
Bradnock. Mrs. Bradnock pre-
sented her aunt, Mrs. Stratigh-
an with a yellow carnation cor-
sage. Over 50 neighbors and
friends signed the guest book
and birthday cake was served
to all.
A large funeral service was
held at the Arthur Funeral
Home for the late Mrs. J. C.
Stoltz with Rev. R. U. MacLean
in charge. The pallbearers were
MesSrs. Oliver Anderson, Ar-
thur Youngblut, Kenneth Scott,
Wes Bradnock, William Wag-
ner and Bert Daer, The flower-
bearers were grandsons, Doug-
las Stoltz, of Guelph and George
Dawson of Dungannon.
The. „HOU-nem/Ile 171!e..rx.xl Union Local. held. their
meeting on January 14, 1.90, with 21
memhers. present. Tyndall, president,
ducted. the' business period, dpring -which he gave.
a report on the .SP1111Par held at Guelph that day.
John Semple inteodneed the pOlitteal ties. Only farmers can
guest .speaker, Mr, Mains, Who be members and .80 Nvpent of
was ..a farmer member of the the farntrig, community of
National Farni. :Union in .Eng- Britain are members. Farming
land. National is 4)o40 1-1POTI, as the basic in.:
TOM. Union was a. fighting un OnSITY He :mention-
intereated the soon- ed MailY •ways' the
rdmito life of the farmer and the NFU 'has helped .farming
production and marketing of industry in Britain and also the
individual tarm%-.,
A rlisen$Sion period followed
during which Mr. 1VIalins an-
sWered many questions from
the audience. Tlae president
thanked Me, mans for his talk,
Lunch was served by the ladies,
Holmesville Farm Union Local Told
Of Britain's National farm Union Plan .Annuni Meeting
The :44444). meeting Of the
Maitland 'WNW•CcgiS.M10194,.e 4.:Lithority 1.011 '1.)e held at
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The rector, the Rev, g; J. B.
Harrison .opened the weethlg.
with prayer and soriptUre .read-
ing, The Wary „clerk, Mrs. Don
Middleton wan .eeeretarY for
the Meeting.
Mr ..Harrison .preaSented. the
rector's report, expressing 'biS
satisfaction regarding the
ress .of the last year.
"The church has progressed
spiritually and all financial oh,
legations are met, There has
also been an increase in church
atten'd'ance,,, he Said.
'Harrison commended the.
church. wardens, Messrs- Ray
and George Wise, the WA un-
der the presidency of Mrs, Ray
Wise; ithe organist, Mrs. Joseph
Storey; her assistant, Mrs. Ed-
ward Wise and the Sanda.y
School.
He .also thanked John Smith
Per the Weed supply, 'Fred Mid-
the fireman and to Al-
fred Hildie Who comes out from.
Clinton !end cuts the ehttreh
laWn,
The vital statistics for the
Middleton parish for 1964 :show-
ed a of services, Wier-
age. attendance of 44, one bap-
tism, six canfirmations and two
burials,
The rector's warden, Ray
Wise, 'then gave his report. He said he spoke for all present in
thanking Mr. Harrison for his
support in very way. He re-
ported the chttrcb Organ re-
paired and the ,church floors
refinished daring the year.
George Wise, the people's
warden, thanked the Members
for their ca-operation. Mrs.
Ray Wise gave a detajled
anCial statement, showing -a
substantial balance on hand.
Maas. John Smith- presented
the annual report of the WA;
Mrs. Ray Wise far the Sunday
School; Mrs. Stewart Middleton
for the Huron' Church News,
and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wise,
the auditors' statement.
Mr. Harrison then appointed
Mrs, Edward Deeves to act as
Scrutineer for the election of,
officers, which resulted as fol-
lows;
Rector's warden (appointed
by rector), Ray Wise; people's
warden, Ed, Deeves, Board of
management appointed by the
People, Mrs. SteWart
John Smith, Edward Wise, Mrs.
Fred Middleton, Joseph Storey,
David Middleton.
Appointed by the rector to
the board of management were:
George Wise, Mrs. Ray Wise,
Alfred Hudie, Mrs. Ed. Wise,
Donald Middleton. Vestry clerk
and secretary to the board of
management, Mrs. Edward
Wise; treasurer and envelope
secretary, Edward Wise; lay
delegate to Synod, Mr. John
Deeves; sub-lay delegate, Geo-
rge Wise; chairman of sides-
men., James Storey; auditors,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Middleton;
press secretary, Mrs, Stewart
Middleton. -
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MRS. OVIIT /ALUM
Perrespeadeut
Nix, and Mrs. Tom Allen, at,
tended the purina dealer con-
ventleal held at the Inn-en-the-
Parle Toronto, lest Monday and
Tuesday,
Mrs. Simpson Wall of
Stratford, spent the last three months Visiting with her sis-
ter, Mrs. Paisley, and niece,
Mrs., and Mr. Joe Venttulin,
Victoria, B, C., and is now
spending a few days with Mr.
and Nits. Alex Wells.
Mrs. Wilmer Howatt receiv-
ed a card 'this -week from. Mr,
and Mrs. Gordon Radford, who
'are enjoying lovely weather in
Wax*, Plorida.
Congratul,ations to Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Shobbrook en the
arrival of a new grand-daughter
Patricia Muriel Killson, of
Stratford.
The Bereau Unit of the UCW
met last Thursday, Mrs. Bert
Shobbrook, president, conduct-
ed the devotional period and
Mrs. Elsie ,Shaddiek presented
the chapter from the study
book, "God and His Purpose."
Mrs. Shohbrook gave the
chapter on Trinidad and a so-
cial half ho r as enjoyed at
the close, The general meeting
will be held this Thursday af-
ternoon, January 21.
Clare Vincent went to Lon-
don on Sunday night to under-
go treatment for varicose veins
in Westminster Hospital,
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Mrs. H. F. Berry, Correspondent
The first meeting for 1965 of
Tuckersmith unit of Brucefi'eid
United Church UCW, was held
at the home of president, MPS.
Gordon Elliott, with an attend-
ance of 15 members, It was
decided to have 'three units in-
stead of the formeT four units,
namely, Tuckersmith, Stanley,
and Unit 3.
The devotional was taken by
Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Plant. Of-
ficers for Tuckersmith unit are
as follows: president, Mrs. John
Henderson; secretary, Mrs. El-
gin Thompson; treasurer, Mrs.
Norris Sillery; program, Mrs,
Edgar Allan, Mrs. J. Broadfoot;
cards, Mrs. A. Ham; press sec-
retary, Mrs, Berry.
A motion was made to. hold
meetings at 2 p.m. starting in
February. It was also decided
to hold a bake and rummage
sale later. Moved by Mrs. Sil-
lery, seconded by Mrs. Ham,
that a project be held each
month for money-raising pur-
poses,
Mrs. E. Allan, Mrs. John
Broadfoot will look after the
program for February to be
held at the home of Mrs. Ervin
Sillery. Roll call, a verse on
Valentine.
Mrs. Plant gave a talk on
programming. The meeting was
closed with prayer. A social
half hour followed. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Elliott and her
committee.
0
V firma UC Women
Holld J Emmy Meet
The January meeting of the
United Church Women was
held in the church. Mrs. Har-
vey Hayter opened the meeting
with a poem. Mrs. Sherlock
Keyes and Mrs. Roy Elliott read
the Scripture lesson. Poems
were read by Mrs. Grant Web-
ster and Mrs. Mervyn Hayter.
The Lord's prayer was repeat-
ed in unison.
The president, Mrs. Robert
Taylor, conducted the business
period. Among the various pro-
jects in the coming year is the
re-decorating of the church. The
roll call was answered by 29
ladies handing in their mem-
bership fees for the coming
year.
Thank-you cards were read
for boxes received at Christ-
mas. There were 66 shut-inand
hospital cells during the past
month. The study book "This
is Brazil" was taken by Mrs.
Watson Webster. Mrs. Sherlock
Keys closed the meeting With
prayer. Group one served ittrich.
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Miss Shawn Simon of West-
ern University, London, spent
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Edgar McBride and Sharon.
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id Cooper of London spent the
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