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y Down To Eath rLucan Per
ponsors Concert
An enjoyable evening's Catera contest, Mrs. Bissau beteg fins
tainmerit was held in Aberdeen WiPnert
1 Lunen Was Served bY
Hall Friday °Yelling to a large Garth Blackler, AL'S. Maerice
au:hence, svhen the Library 4iiilacider, Mrs. 4 Pavia and the
.Load Sponserecl a program conhostess.
sisting of dialogues, musical ,14,c.„ 444103 convene
rumberS and reeitatienS, 1The Wornan's Misstonar);
vided by pupils from Salem yin- vie y itoa w,A. .of the uni e.
town, wktqn, Anderson .and chn-reh held their regular meet.
a in lbG
P,loasant ;Wheels, under Ow . l't
lle04071 Of their teaCilers, Mrs. neociay afternoon
P_ ,e 00on Wed
Waghorn, Mrs, Keith, Miss Wet. with twenty
scm, gr. Johtid, n 134ron amx,s. five le attendance.'AIrs. F. Swil-
1 z.,er opened the meeting and PQn-
Levy,
Ohairinan fox the evening was 141ifte4 the W°L.Shi° serVlee.
I Therwerewere interesting reports
Alr. Alvin Crage. Mr. Lorne Al- ',11:ont the varioes departments.
len favoured with violin selec.• ; D A
etiginIc1564A1 tlehrethetreart:dgraon itt:e ha+y!li,d6e riceaP'119srst4til: 4ettIrtlencri, w$T5oh0net: 134stenas,,,r;
Cream bars. 1f3and has twenty five members
The Class That C junf$ and sent away $2S.35. The W.MS.
treasurer reported sending $804
The ClaSs That Counts met at
the home (If mrs, Norman Amos, i to the Presbyterial treasurer,
Mrs. Elliott conducted the word AIrs. Elliott presented the
ship service, assisted by Mrs, study concerning the efforts of
Fred Roger and Mrs. Chas the Japanese Cnurch to enlarge
RaileY, her borders. Rev. T. Elliott con-
' ducted the installation service
Te secretary, Drs, W. Paton
for the dedication of the iza
gave a summary of the he,t*i-officers Mr. P ter eon.
• pastmlYear. "'"“; eluded the meeting by reading
Ern Cowdrey read a poem,
1.4 poem on beginnings,
The guest speaker, Mrs. George _ • .
Wilson, gave an interesting ac- i rersenal items
count of the people whom she Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ren-
net on hor trip around the son and Mrs, Breedin of 'Totten.
world. ham visited last Wednesday and
St. Paul's Ladles Meet I Thursday with Mrs, Ed, Atthill.
Mr, and Mrs, Frank Routly
S. Paul's Anglican Church spent the Weekend with their
W,A, was held Thursday eve' daughter Mr. and Mrs, George
fling at the IMMO of Mrs. T. A. Ellacott and SO» of Paris,
Wiseman. Mrs. Burns read 'hal
scripture passage, Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson of
St. Marys; Mr. Wm. Ward, Mr,
Study Book Introduction was Elgin Ward, Mr, and Mrs, Frank
rad by Mrs. M. e ur y. I Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Victor
At Guild meeting it was de. I Ward, Mr, and Mrs, Jack Ward
tided to have a congregational ' of Monkton; Mr. and Mrs. Ern
meeting Jan. 17,
supper the night of the vestry Cowdrey and Freddie were Sal-
urday evening guests with Mr,
After the close of the meetin,,c, , and Mrs, Clifford Scott and
Mrs. Burns Blackler conducted i family,
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headdress and 7 aceeSadrie5. tier
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The best Matt MIS Leroy Rev
oaten, o Locan, :and the -Prgan.
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A receptlen wet' held at the
home of the grooms par.ents.
where Mrs. Hardy received. in -A
green. shot taffeta gown with
matching accessories and pink
Continiied lironl regia 14 1 Mr. and IsIrs„ Mita Hod$init
While you aro walking- with and Pen were SUndAY ginsts Of
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someone, you .also have A Vein. ntr. and Aft's. Sam a'1 0
panion. Woodstock ,and: the 1ormer'S
"Our neighbours, Adele ,and new grandson, Robert 'Wiiiiatn
Frank Ramsey, Itad a big family Earle.
i strapping, broad 5)104140;04 liftip Trinity h:re„j7,g,
sons. II', 'av:citghleociaveiliVmeTbitlYv: rsie 1111filhAil WmelniesCical3u''b (;InallmutrnY
who've ridden tractors .and coin- d4 ..an ,,.,,,e ,.., en4
bines, laughed and. wrestled all 441.Y, "c"“4".' 20,
overeivtohnep place. c, oh, 1, Ito zgl Lw e an tit 9 into 21:::plia0.6CtArrOlmi rO: „0$.1:41114:1;;C::$
toot was a •wed. Mid fittest Witt) In
"P. Zn 'ski al farm .04 -younge 1 ii P. p Iti P 4S•
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left for the air force MY heart A rni.,i. Mr,s, Tack Dickins
went out to her, for 1 have often, anst Mrs. will. Ls.ieron$ spent vs.:.
brooded. desolately toward the daY in Seringfield, guestt of Mr
day when our only son will be 4nd Mrs' I.OrrY N0l$ .44° falit
Striking Out for himself. Haw ilY.
zeosug Illehat Atispnti The tonal- Rev.,... and Mo. Fred' 'Thehl"
, arid miss Margaret Ei2enge (A
..,50 1 went In visit, I found »y delogite) attended the (Mader'
friend matter-of-factly mixing a 116ntte05t41 'cOnforene in Chat
eake. 'What's up?' she ASked barn last Saturday et the Chet
hair district elturchea.
one of the iatcst t hiciceu,pox
viLetei:ise, carling, grade one, iS
Mr, E. F,who have e/tridgera d farni,
living .
"Adele just laughed. 'What's have returned to thdir home on
all the fuss about? Our boys are Beech street here.
doing important work. You •think Mr, and AIrS. W. J. Smith and
we brought them up to be par, family were Sunday guests -o
e»1 -sitters?' Mr. and Mrs, _John Richer, of
She carried her logic fur, Iiillsburg.
tiler: 'It was Frank and 1 who Last year's all high aiteridanee
wanted to farm, not the boys, T at junior congregation in 'Holy
Now ,that we've lost our help, Trinity Churdh was 43. Last San.
we'll farm on a reduced scale, day the attendance was 44. These
We've got plenty of good meter. young people, with some outside
ial left lo cut a new Pattern for astistance, will nut on A Program
liv,1.11g•well understood her ex, ninlilgth,e Parish, Hall, Friday ave.
January 17, following the
ample, for Adele and 1 are both congregational pot.luck supper in
accustomed to turning collars the basement.
and making a new garment Hardy.Dsio
4.1.°mwthhe% get°hcle ebloythse aerci" their. A 4uiet wedding was ,soleMn.
wives—arid children, 1 hope._ , ized la the Crumlin United
come to visit,' she went on, Chinch at 2:30 P.m, on Saturday,
'what picnics we'll have!'
"My friend had turned the i tv(nitietendtlitne R:avr,riGagoredo AaGn. EPtlictekieoll.
son Dale and Harrytables, I had gone to walk a. -Gordon.
• rine corsage,
1
- For a wedding trip to Florida
the brine changed to a blue wool
n• sheath gown with rose aeeea-
A odes and rose carnation ror,
y Sale.
, The COUPle will inake their
. home an the groom's farm just
. Perth of Lucan.
'Oh, Melia' I -wailed, for-
saking cheerfulness, 'How VW
YOU and Frank stand being by
yourselves?'
Men's Club
Picks Slate
f At the supper meeting of
et.O.T.S. men'sclub of James
St. United Church Monday night
Gerald Godbolt presented the
slate of officers for 1958.
Mervyn Cudniore was re.
elected president, Vice-presidents
are Robert Southcott and Har.
vey Pollen; secretary, Bill Bat.
ten and treasurer, Glenn Fisher.
Rev, H. J. Snell installed the
officers.
Devotional excercises were
conducted by Gordon Cudmorg
and .1. M. Southcott. President
AI, Cudmore briefly reviewed the
activities of the past year,
piece with her; instead, she had
walked with me, showing how ! The bride is the daughter of
could get over rough spots a -
bead,
"Once, on a shopping trip to
the city, I discovered a little
girl trotting along beside me,
Her dress was skimpy, her face
no cleaner than it should be. If
I paused to look in a window,
Mr. Duncan Hutchison and the
late Mrt. Hutchison, of Chipman,
New Brunswick, and the groom
is the son of it and Mrs. Frank
Hardy, of Luean.
The bride chose an ensemble
of ia waltz.length, petal -pink
crystalette with lace bodice and
.she waited, As I reached my , three-quarter length sleeves. She
car and opened the door, id, wore a feathered headdress and
said:
carried a cascade of pink roses
looked up at me shyly and
'I've been making believe you and white feathered carnations.
were my mother.'
"Such a brief, little walk with
such a poignant ending. It show-
ed me that sometimes we may
be going a ways with someone
without even knowing it,
"The big yellow school -bus
comes back at day's end, spill-
ing forth childree. Johnny, the
little boy next door, stops to
visit. He says lt'and3r took a
hammer from the kindergarten
room.'
" lie did?' 1 say.
" 'Mama Made him take it
back, and Randy cried.'
"I agree that sometimes it is
hard to make right a wrong 10:00 a.m.—The Church School
you've done, and Johnny shrugs
his shoulders with vast second 11:15 cm.—Worship Service
grade assurance.. 'Shucks, I Nursery Class up to three years
wouldn't have minded taking in the Primary Department,
that old hammer back, But Mom Beginners, ages 4-6, will with -
said Randy had to put it back draw during the second hymn.
all himself. So I went with 'him
as faras the door and stood.' , Worship God As A Family
Every Sunday
' "I guess I needn't worry that
our younger generation won't
practice the golden rule of THE ANGLICAN
"walking a ways." As for me, CHURCH OF CANADA
as I grow older it seems more
add more important that I should Triviit Memorial, Exeter
A group discussion on Christian
citizenship dealing particularly
with racial discrimination was
A feature of the meeting.
Group findings on "How we
learn racial discrimination" was
reported by Hugh Love; "why
do we practice racial discrimi.
nation" by Don Taylor, "where
do we practice it" by Gerald
Godbolt and "what light does
the Bible throw on racial dia•
crimination?" by Bill Batten,
All members took part in a
discussion as to what the group 1
Would do to overciame this
wrong,
t4EW CLERK — James Mawhin
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Freeman Morlock as clerk Aril
Stephen township. TA Photo
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ShiPk0 MEETING
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Preaapt:
and Mrs, M. $uflh o Grand
lead, n1ey:yr, pktrhiltp. and
vve,
Mrs. Arthur GgiSer ,0131rtained
on Tlieffivr ,after000nin: how
..,Or ter Mother, liers• V%, Denton.,
of Victoria, 'who is visiting
at present :with Mr. and 1s.
Arthur Geiser, Dianne and
,..tanMrindenpdoot147.0tiqjefdagircitonC.iiianrl.
d.
gr. :and Mrs. Rayburn Steeper
and Annolo, of Brinsity, visited,
Saturday with Mr, .and
Harry Sheppard and DAY -0,
W.A. Meeting
The W.A. Meeting was held at
the home •,of Mrs, C, jc, Love.
' Mrs. Bess Pickering and Mrs,
floss Love were in charge of hn
worship .tervice, Assisted by
Mrs. Les Adams, A reading -was
given by Mra, R. Love.
' Mrs. M. B.atz conducted the
12tiStriesS.
Happenings ln,
Hurondale
y MRS, MERVIN DUNN
Mr. and Mrs, Wilmer McDon-
ald, of Bampton, spent last
weekend with Mrs. McDonald's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Cudrnore, Jack and Ruth Anne
IMcDonald, who spent the holi-
idays with their grandparents,
t Mr. and Mrs. Cudmore, returned
!home.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Sehmet-
,zer and John, of Kitchener, were
weekend guests with Mrs,
Schmetzer's parents, Mr. and
Mrs, William Sims.
Mr, and Mrs. William Sims
attended a family gathering on
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Lee
' Wilson, in Exeter, where Mr,
Sims' mother, Mrs, Eliza Sins,
!celebrated her 94th birthday,
Church
MAIN STREET
The United Church
of Canada
Minister: Rev. Alex. Ripon
Organist: Mrs, A. Willard
go out to meet and greet the
folks who pass by niy spiritual Rev. N. D. Knox, B.A., Rector
with them on their way home."
houce.
Robert Cameron, organist
'And perhaps walk a piece
8:30 a.m.—Holy Communion
10:15 a.m.—Sunday School
11:30 a.m.—Morning Prayer
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Sunday School -
10:30 to, 11:30 a.m.
"Teach Me Thy Truth, 0 Lord"
10:30 a.m.—Sunday Schnell
11:30 a.m.—Worship
Pastor: Stanley Souder, Exeter
CALVARY CHURCH
Evangelical United Brethren
DASHWOOD
Rev. W. F. Krotz, Minister
Mrs. Ken McCrae, Organist
Sunday, January 19, 1958
10:00 a.m.—"Worthy of the Gos-
pels,
11:05 a.m.—Sunday School
THE BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
IN MAIN STRRET CHURCH
Rev. R. Van Farow*, Minister
2; D0Outpc.hn)i .—Afternenn Worship
3:30 p.m. --.Sunday School
Friday Evening—Catechism and
Youth Meeting.
VON LUTHERAN CHURCH
DASHW000
Rev. K. L. 'Zorn, Phone IS
10:00 a,m,—Stinday &hoot
11:00 cm.—Service
2;15 p.n.—Annual Vote' Meet-
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ZION CHURCH
Evangelical United Brethren
Clt E DI TON
'Rev. Glen R. Strome, Minister
10:00 a.m.—Worship
11:I5 a.m.—Church School
tz30 p.m.—Evniting Service
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev, tattoo ktorr,, B.D.
Minister
Mrs.J & Cochrane, Organist
am.—Suadas, School
11b� a.M.4frornint Worship
Sera Subject: "The: SoWet,
T
he Seed, and Tile Soll"—Iritst
in scriat n th6 Parables of
Jet:tit.
Nursery fer children tip 't6 six
sttars.
Mutual Afeeting- nt the tongrega,
'Lien on Pridast, January it
'Withsupper at 7
JAMES STREET
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. H. J. Snell, Pastor
Mr, Lawrence Wein, A.W.C.M,
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
Sermon Subject; "Your Claim
on the Church"
Anthem by the choir.
Duet: Sandra Waiper and Mar-
lene McBride.
7:00 p,m.--Evening Worship
Sermon Subject: "Jesus Meets
Human Need"
A Warm Welcome
Is Extended To All
• Annual
Meeting
SOUTH HURON
AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY
Sat. Jan. 18
2:00 p.m.
Hensall
New Commercial Hotel
Directors and' Members
are requested to attend.
Earl Dick, President
Jim McGregor, Secretary
SOUTH HURON
HOSPITAL
LADIES' AUXILIARY
Annual
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PARTY
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Thurs.,...lon. 30
SOS p.m. Sharp
Admission 150
Lunch Wffl Be Served
BANQUET
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Thurs., Jan, 30
4:30
Guest Speaker:
JIM JACKLIN, OFA Fieldman
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Mr. and Mrs. Flarry Dougall
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attended the directors' banquet
of the Huron Branch of the Soil
and Crop Improvement Associa-
tion at Clinton on Thursday
evening.
COMING EVENTS
BAKE SALE —Trivitt Memorial
Ladies Guild will hold a Bake
.Sale, jaeuary 25, at 2:30 p.m, in
the Central Hotel. 16:23c
Presentation
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Dance
LUCAN ARENA
Fri., Jan. 17
FOR MR. AND MRS,
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Rev. H. J, Snell, Carfrey Cann.
Cecil Henderson, Mervyn Cud.
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January 20-24
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JAN. 23—DRYSDALE (St. Peter's Parish)
JAN, 24—CREDITON (Community Hall)
GUEST SPEAKER:
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SPEAKERS MR, FRANK PEARCEY AND -MR. ALBERT. RAMSEY
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