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STARTERS
REGULATORS
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m South End
la3: Service
Mrs- Sarah Jane, Connor, who
still reads the 441.1Y .new$PaPet
and knits without glasses,. eele-
: brated her 94th birthdaY on! Sun-
' -daY At. 019 home of be r daughter,
M. Frank Lewis, Diddidlin
township.
At. a 'family reunion were her.
•daughtera (Annie) Mrs. Ed Wil-
• lard Of Mount Hope and (Verna).
Mrs. Joseph Burgle. Windsor.
• One daughter, Mrs:Gladys Hark-
ness !of Huntsville was unable
to attend but talked to her mother by phone.
. Born in McGillivray Township,
II !daughter of the late Mr. and
-• Mrs. Dixon, KM Connor has
been a resident of Biddulph
1 Township most of her life. She
, and her husband the late Henry
Connor farmed on the farm now
:owned by J, IL Paton at Clande-
boy,e. Mr. Connor died in 1954.
E.I.
—Continued from Page 16
The Elimville Mission Band
will be held on Saturday after-
noon at the home of Miss Mari-
1Yri Johns. -
Mr. and Mrs, A. J. Houston
of Seaforth, Miss Alice Hackney,
Mrs. Lorene Weir of xeter.
visited on Friday with Mr., and
Mrs, Charles Stephen.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Robinson
and family of Xirkton visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,. Chas.
Stephen,
and M
'rs• Howard Cunning -
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Mr. and Mrs. Ronald .Squire,
Ur. and. !Mrs. !Grafton. .Squire
and Sue Ann- and and Mrs.
Norman Hiights. were Friday
evenrng! guests of Mr, .a.nd. Mrs.
Orland. Squire.
Mr. :and .Mrs. Chas.. ;Tonga of.
• .Qranton; Mr. and Mrs. F. Squire
of prospect,, Mr. and Mrs. ',les,
„ Mr, And Mrs,. Ronald
Squire, Ur. .and Mrs. Grafton
squire .and Sue Ann and Mr.
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and Mrs. flay Parkinson,. Donna
and .Gary were Thursday guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Herman: .Fest-
er.
Miss- Marion Morley, nurse -
in -training at the Sick child-
ren's. Hospital, Toronto, spent a
few days last week . with ,her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Laverne
gorley.
To, and Mrs.; Hamilton Hod-
gins and" family and Mr. and
Mrs. Wm, 'French and family
were recent guests 'of! Mr.• and
Mrs. Gordon .Jghnson.
Mrs.. Laverne Morley, Mrs.
Wm. French and Mrs. Wm. Nor-
ley Sr. attendeda social' eve-
ning at Zion on Thursday eve-
ning. •
Mr. and Mrs, Ken Hodgson
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Morley Jr. and family
were Friday guests of Mr. and.
Mrs. Wm. French,' honoring the
third birthday of Joe French,
Mr, and Mrs, C. Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Millson! .and
Debbie, Mr, and Mrs.. F, .Squire,
Prospect, Mr. and Mrs, 11.*.Mill-
son and family, London were
Saturday night --guests of Mr,
and Mrs. Ronald Squire.
Congregstionst Mooting
The congregational meeting was
well attended Monday evening
when it was held in the .Sunday
school rooms of the church. Rev.
J. T. Clarke was chairman for
the evening; - Gordon Johnson
was secretary.,
The minister reported two
transfers made, three baptisms,
52 membersreceived and . one
funeral on the • charge during
the year. Reports from the var-
ious organizations.- - were en-
couraging.
Elections - were then conduct-
ed. Mr. Alton Neil was re-elect-
ed to the session. Messrs. Milne
Pulle.n, Cecil Squire and Gordon
Johnson are also on the session.
Mr. Bert Duffield asked to be
relieved from the Board \ of
Stewards after 16 years; • Mr.
Hamilton Hodgins was elected
in his place. Other members are
Messrs. Ken Hodgson, Grafton
Squire, Jack Finkbemer • . and
Cecil Squire. ••
Ronald Squire was appointed
on. the Trustee. Board. The M
and 'M committee and Parsonage
Board are same as 1956.
Plans are being made fordec-
orating the church auditorium,
Rev. Clarke mentioned the fact
of. the fiftieth anniversary of
the church later M. the year.
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Feb. 14 to 23
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Announcements
BIRTHS.
Air.r.$—)L'. and. Ur*. Harry Arts.
-Creditint R.8. 3, announce the:
birth or a on, .Jerry Leonard-, In
Solath !Heron iieapital* Felartlare
xt. 1m,
aotiNs.
Lorne and Annie Jean
.Johns. inee Spence)* 11.8. 3. Ceti—
tralla, •announce the Wilt of a
daughter, Antt Marie. n South
Huron Hospital. Vebrttery $. 1907
—a sister for Lois and IgurraY•
qOD—Mr. and Mrs. Herold
4.35 Main St.. Exeter. announee
the birth of their daughter, Caro.
lyn Jean. weight 7 lbs., 0 oz., tn
South Huron lioapital. vet/roan(
9, 1957—a•sister for Rickey.
PF.RXINS—M.r. and Mrs. Ivan Per -
;tins, .London, announce the birth
or a daughter, Carol Ann, at 51.
Joseph's Hospital, .February 10,
1957.
READ—Dir. and Mrs, It, W. Read.
Exeter. announce the birth of a
son, Steven Douglas, at ,South
Huron hosptiai — a, brother for
Hobby and Catlii.
ROBSON—Mr. and Mrs, Theodore
Robson, of Zurich, announce the
birth of a son. Kev3,n Theodore,
'weight 7 lbs.,' 3 ()ZS., at South
Huron Hospital, February 9, 1957.
swar..n. --, Mr. and Mrs,_. Hobert
Slater, Boceter, announce the birth
of a son, David Bruce. at South
Huron Hospital, February • 6,
1957,
CARDS OF THANKS
1
wish- to express any sincere
thanks to my neighbors, friends
and relatives for the lovely flowers,
cards, fruit, letters, treats and
visits while 3. was a patient at St.
Joseph's Eospital: thanks to 3:11!.
Gqiens and Dr. Mowery and nurses,
also Her. 14, E. Pinkney and Rev.
AIM). Hoperoft, Dash-
wood, • 14*
We wish. to express our sincere
appreciation for the many acts or
kindness and expressions of 8101-
PatitY extended by our tvlatives,
friends and. neighborsduring our
recent sadbereavernent.—"Mr, and
Mrs, Fred Ford and family. 1.40
We. wislt to' express onr heartfelt
thanks and appreciation to our
relatives, neighbours and friends
for the kindness, sympathy and
beautiful floral tributes tendered to
us during our recent bereavement.
In the loss of a, clear wife, mother
and daughter. Special thanks to. the
staff of Victoria' hospital, Dr.
Goddard, Rev. 0. D. Daniel. To Mr.
Harold Bonthron and bearers and
those. w.ho helped in .any way, our
grateful appreciation, — Mr, Harry
Armstrong and Janice, Mr, and
MIs:ilsVh'..tPo.t113enmantItcst'll Those who so
• 1.4c
1 kindly remembered me witit beauti-
ful flowers, • so many cards of
encouragement, vlsit s, enquiries,
while in • the hospital and since
returning -home, also for the• treats.
All are greatly appreciated, thank
you, --Mrs. Irvin. Eckstein,• R. 1
Dashwood, Ont.
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Mr. and 'Mrs. Fred Cornish would
like to express their sincere thanks
to an who so kindly remembered
Mrs. Cornish !while e. patient In. St.
Joseph's hospital. 'London, and
since returning home, with flowers
cards and treats, and all who called
to see .her. Special thanks to Dr.
Fletcher and many thanks to the
neighbors • and friends .for their
kindness in helping with the chores
while Mr. Cornish was in London,
Mrs. William Pybus and family
wish to thank all those for cards,
treats and calls during Mr. Pybus'
Illness, and to express their heart-
felt thanks and appreciation to, their
the kindnest sympathy and. beauci-
relatives, friends and neighbors for
ME floral tributes tendered to them
during their recent sad beareave-
ment in the loss of a dear husband
and *father. Special thanks to Rev.
H. S. Snell, Rev. C. W. Down, Dr.
Gans, Wes Claypole and nursing
staff of South Huron Hospital- and
the Hopper -Hockey funeral honte.
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IN MEMORIAM
RA.TZ—In loving memory al -A....clear.
husband, father and givlcipa.
Milton Earl Rats, -who paSsed
away three years ago, February
14, 1954.
The joys we shared together.
Are the memories we hold dear,
And the happiness he gave us
Keeps him -forever near.
—Lovingly remembered by his wife
Ada, son jack, Margaret and
family. •• 14c
Tells History.
Of Missions
"The Japanese people are very
quick to adopt new ideas, new.
methods and even a new re-
ligion," • said Dr, D. B. Orth,
B.S.A.,! )3,D., at the Sunday eve-
ning service in James St United
Chtirch.
Dr.. Orth told the history of
Christian activity in Japan. Fol-
lowing the "Great Sleep," a
period of 300 years, during which
Christianity was forbidden and
there were more Christian mar-
tyrs than in all Christian history.
Admiral Perry opened the way
for missions in Japan and by 1880
all official edicts against Chris-
tianity were removed. Mission-
aries returned to the urban areas.
Since the war the Japanese
have felt that the rural areas
should be Christianized. Dr. Orth
mentioned two leaders in this'
work. Dr. Kagawa and Dr. Alfred
Stone, a native of this district,
who lost his life in a typhoon in
Japan three years ago,
Dr. Orth Showed pictures to il-
lustrate his talk.!He is a gradu-
ate of O.A.C. at Guelph, major-
ing in animal husbandry. In 1951
he graduated from Emmanuel
College Toronto, and was or-
dained' to the ministry of the
United Church of Canada.
He went to Japan as an evan-
•gelistic Missionary in 1952, He
had just finished a year of fur-
ther study at Cornell University
and"is lecturing in Huron County
before returning to his duties in
Jaoan in late summer,
Dr, Orth was introduced to ,the
congregation by Rev, Alex Rap-
son.
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Report On
Baseline
Sy MRS. ARCHIO DIEWAR
community tarty
The Base Line communitY
party was held ht. the school an
Tuesday evening. An enjoYable.
time was _spent in euchre with
41 tables tn play.
The high score for ladies. was
won by Mrs. Harold Brine; lone
hands, Mrs. Wilfred Wilson:.
men's high, Mr. Tom Coward;• •
lone hands, Alvin Coward.
Committee. for next month is!
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Rundle,
M
r. Howard Rim and Mss Nor,
een Walkorn,
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. MeGregor and,
Jim, of Kippert, were guests of
Mr, John! Rinn on Sunday, o
mrs. 'David Holland and Miss
Marion MeNaughtori visited at
Parkhill last week, guests of
Mrs. Holland's sister, Mrs. Eras-
er and attended the •gaird-Fraser
wedding on Saturday; returning
home on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcv-
gaughton and Ronnie visited
with Mrs. McNaughton's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sheppard,
Parkhill, on Sunday.
Miss Noreen • Waikom sperit
the weekend with -her. inothec,
Mrs. Walkom at. Russeldale,
Mr. and Mrs.".HoWard Switzer
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sbo me Teachers
Discuss History
The teachers of 1.1110 Ushorne.
School Arca !discussed the !teach-
ing of social studies in !Grade ,•0
andd also the teaching of physical
• education and health, at their
Meeting, on Tuesday!evening at
Ar tr n 's Restaurant •
Plans Were made to told a
nnisical evening for alt the
schoolsin the township. in the
pear futuye.
Mrs, Alex. Rapson presided
for the meeting,
W.A. Quilting
On Wednesday afternoon the
W.A. of St. Andrew's United
Chureli held a quilting bee at
the home of Mrs. Wm. Bell on
the London Road with 23 mem-
bers being present—At the close
of the evening a quilt was com-
pleted. Another quilt was finish.
ed by some of the ladies at the
home of. Mrs. Harold Jones dur-
ing the week, The president,
Mrs. Alex 1V1cMurtrii, made all
plans for . the event.
Personal !terns • . •
Master Michael Gridzalt • is
visiting at the home of his grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Watson, Centralia,
Miss Joyce Hood has been con-
fined to her home the past week
through illness.
The flowers placed at the altar
of the United Church on Sunday
morning were in memory of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. George E.
Thomson and presented by the
family.
Recently Mr. and Mrs. Dick-
ert visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Wahl of Listowel and on
Sunday at the home of Mr. Dick-
ert's brother, Mr, and Mrs. Em-
erson Dicketr at Clifford.
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher of Kitchen-
er and Mr. and Mrs. Don Mc-
Knight of Galt.
Mrs. Robert Elgie returned
homt from a few days visit with
her daughters and sons-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Good of Blyth
visited a day last week with Mr..
and Mrs. Elston Dowson and
Mr, R. Thomson.
left Sunday morning for Florida.
They plan •on a three-week trip.
Mrs. Alfred Baker was hostess
to Coopers W,M.S meeting on
Thursday when 13 members
were present. The society is
busy making quilts for a bale.
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