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- 1lr and- Mrs, .Andrew 1..taralltp11
of Exeter were recent visitors.
with their son in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr. Slid Mrs. Jotin Baker
Oa. Bradley,
• . Airs, Edna .Corbett ryas a iveeic•
tend visitor with her sen•indaw
and daughter, M. andMs.
Fiai•old Parker .and family .at
Glijsethurst.,
Air.. .and stirs. L,. Rallantyn.e,'
of Thames Road, spent Sunday
with their son-inlaw and daugh•
ter, mr, and -Mrs.. Gerald Bell
and Douglas Wayne.
Mr. and Mrs, William Lee
visited with relatives at Owen
Sound over the weekend,
Mrs, Inex A'1dEwen Was a. re -
tent visitor with her .0i -other,
Mrs. Sparrow at Paisley,
Mr, and Mrs. Joe. De Lodge,
of Sarnia, visited on Saturday
with the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Lorne Chapman and fam-
ily,
Mr. and Mrs, Dal Gooding,
Debbie and Donnie, of Parkhill,
were repent visitors with. Mrs,
Gooding's parents, Mr. and Mrs..
Edgar lt'tunn•
Mr. and Mrs.. Ron Mock and
family visited -recently with rela•
fives at Owen Sound,
Mr, and Mrs, Art TIaquair
and son, of Wpodstock, were
weekend visitors with Mrs. Tra-
quair's parents, Mr• and Mrs.
Ed. Norminton_ • and also with
Mr. and' Mrs, Melvin Traquair.
Weekend guests with Mr. and
Mrs, Rodger. Venner were Mrs.
Venner''s parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Terrence O'Reilly, and Mr. and
Mfrs. Frank Nielsen and Peter
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of Toronto, o onto com]n to attend
the christening of Stephen Pat-
rick
atrick Venner at the United Church.
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Manley Jinks, who has
'been a patient in South Ruron
Hospital, Exeter, returned home
n,
Su da
Y
F/O Ralph McArthur, Mrs.
McArthur, Mac and Cameron, of
RCAF Station, Centralia, Mr, and.
Mrs. George Beer and Linda,
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Horton, of
Hensall, were Sunday guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beer,
Mrs, H. MeMurtrie, who is
receiving treatment in Clinton
General Hospital, is recovering,
Miss Bernice Dining, Sarnia,
visited over the weekend with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wil-
bert Dining.
Janice Bonthron, daughter. of
1ir.. and Mrs. Harold Bonthron,
and grade 2 student at Hensall
Public School. fractured the ring
finger of her left hand while
playing at the school. X-rays at
South Huron Hospital revealed
the fracture.
Mrs. Carlisle Wilkinson won
$22.00 at the Lions Bingo, Gode-
rich, last Wednesday .night.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Noakes,
Gerald and , Gregory, Lbndon,
spent Sunday with Mr, And Mrs.
Archie Noakes.
Centralia personali `
Sunday evening visitors with
'Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden and
Marggi�e, were Mr, and Mrs. by
Paynter and David, gr. and Mrs.
Ray Jaques and `M1*, And Mrs.
Bill Allison. The .fancily "Arranged
a surprise dinner party for their
mother.
h.iicro n's service
feature at ,Centrala
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MRS,, .F.R40 EQWD.EN
Christian Family .Day Was .ob-
served in the United: Cllureh on.
Sunday morning with a combined
clnurcli, and Sunday Scheol serv-
i-e. The pastor& Rev, .J. T. Clarke,.
Was assisted in conducting the.
.service by the Sunday School.
superintendent, Mr. Sam Skinner.
The rite of baptism was ad•
ministered to three babies, Lois
Marie,. daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
W. Elliott; William Alton Larry,
soli .of Mr. and Mrs, .Gerald Isaac,
.and Ruth Ann, infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Noels.
Sunday School classes .forme.d, a
choir to provide the special music
and .sang two anthems to honor
mothers on their special day.
Plants and spring blossoms
decorated the church,
WA mets
The theme of the May meeting
of Centralia WA was in keeping
with Mothers' Day. Miss ;Flossie
Davey read the Scripture,
Mrs. M, Elliott gave readings,
and a Vocal duet was sung by
Mrs, J, Fssery and firs. 0.
Lightfoot,
Mrs. Lloyd Hodgson presided
for the business. The treasurer
reported an offering of $54.50 at
the WA anniversary. Plans were
made to attend the Blossom Tea
at Elimville,
Quilt blocks were received for
a nuilt for the missionary bale.
Hostesses were Mrs, George
Hepburn, Miss Margaret Cook
and Mrs. J. T, Clarke.
Pommel item'
Miss Wreaths Sholdice, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Merton Shoidiee, who
has been attending the Hair
Dressing School in Windsor, has
passed herexams accepted
e am and
a position in he city,
Mr, Amos right is a patient
in Victoria Hospital, London, hav-
ing undergone an operation on
Wednesday of last week to cor-
rect a hip injury.
Mrs. R. B. Gates, who has been
with her daughter for the past
few months, returned to her home
for the weekend, She was accom-
panied by Mr, and Mrs, R, l;aw-
rence, Bill and Susan, of Silver
Springs, Maryland. At the present
time, Mrs. Gates is visiting with
her son, F/L and Mrs. T. Gates
and family, in Barrie.
Mrs, K. Greb attended the
Huron Presbytery Woman's Asso-
ciation annual meeting in Mom-
crieff on Wednesday of: last week.
Mr, and Mrs, Bill Essery have
taken up -residence in their new
home at Spruce Grove.
Mr, and Mrs. W. Quinton and
Dianne, Mr. And Mrs. R. Lilley
and family, of London, were Sun-
day visitors with Mrs. A, McPalis
and Helen. Baby Susan Lilley
remained with her grandmother
for a few days.
F11., and Mrs. J. L. Andrew
and family, of Camp Borden, and
Mrs. Alex Wells, of Londeshoro,
were weekend guests.. with Mr.;
and Mrs. George Hicks.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Grant Brown. and
family.. of Point Edward; M. and
Mrs. Don. Beaman, of London,
were weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. John Thompson; and on
Sunday, Itis. and Mrs. Sherman.
Eaton, London :and Air. a'nd Mrs.
ReidBrown, of Littlewoocl, visit•
cd with them. 1t was a coilibined
Mothers' Day and birthday Bele-
hretion. Mrs. Eaton and Mrs.
Reid Brown were each celebrat-
ing a birthday.
Air. and Mrs. L. B. Hodgson
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Reg Hodgson and 'Cay in
Waterloo.
Miss Greta Laramie, of lien-
sall, and Mr. and Mrs. George
Dunn, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Lamnnle, Bob and Jean.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Greb and
Wayne, accompanied by lir,
Sinton Greb, of Exeter, spent the
weekend with Mrs. Greb's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Smith,
in Mount Albert.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew flicks,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred I3uxtable
and Billie, were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Hicks.
Letter from
Kirkton
Ry MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
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By MRS. CECIL 81,0 03.01
C. Stewardso.n .dies
Mrs. Fred Fenton received
word Thursday of the death of
Mr. Chester Stewardsen of Le-
bret, Saskatchewan. lie was
raised by the late Mr. and Mrs.
Willialal 1'.cnton 'Sr, after tine
death, of his own mother,
lie left for the west in 1911
where he was a contractor.
i :Surviving are his wife, ,one
daughter and a son. One son
was killed in an auto accident
last year,
Burial took place on Saturday
at Lebret.
Baptism .et St. Marys church
Baptism service took place at
St. Marys Anglican church,
Brinsley, Sunday morning .by the
pastor, Rev. R. H. Anions,
,Judith Irene, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Harold Scott; Eliza-
beth
lizabeth May Dixon, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. -Hiram Dixon, and
James William, son of Mr. and.
Mrs. William Dixon, were chris-
tened.
United Church service
Family church service
Christian Family Sunday was
observed in the United Church
Sunday morning with a com-
bined service, Ronnie Marshall ,
n Elliott
read a storyand Rev. T. hi
E sic t
spoke on life in the home,
Constance Marie, infant daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs, Carl Mills, :
was baptized.
Special music .was rendered'
by the junior and senior choir. I
A basket of flowers was placed
by the Morrison families in
memory of the late William J.
Morrison.
It has been the custom to
present a bouquet of flowers to
the oldest mother of the congre-
gation present at the sorvice,
it being Mrs, Ira. Marshall at
this service and to the youngest
baby, Constance Marie Mills.
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs, Cliff Scott, Jo-
Anne and Rickey, visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. William
Ward. of Monkton,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McNeil,
of Watford, visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Shamhlaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Richardson,
of Simcoe, visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Kemp,
Miss June Shute, of London,
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Eber Shute.
Mr. and Mrs. Malt Hammond
and Joyce, Sarnia, visited on
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Clar-
ence Routly.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Gi'een and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Zimmer, of Stratford, and Miss
Margaret Budden, of London,
Mr. and Mrs. Don couch of St.
Marys and Mrs. M. Gregory
visited on Sunday with Mrs,
, Levi Budden.
IAn executive-- is a man who
knows how to get things done,
and who to get to do it.
Baptismal services were also
held at Brinsley United Church
when the Rev. Barry Brooke
christened Sandra Lynn, daugh-
ter. of 111r. and Mrs. Rayburn
Steeper, James Carmen, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Pickering
and Douglas Allen, son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Fenton,.
WA and WMS
The WABrinsley
Th and.WMS of
United church met on Tuesday
at the home of Mr, and Mrs,
John Hodgson with a good at-
tendance.
Plans were completed for the
bazaar which was held .in the
basement ofh church on Wed-
nesday afternoon.
Rev, and Mrs. Barry Brooke
favored with a piano duet.
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs, Knapton and
son Don and Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Bradley of Thorndale spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs, Bit Fen-
ton also attending the christen-
ing service of the former's grand-
son, Douglas Allen.
Mrs, Lin Craven of Parkhill
spent the weekend with her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Wes Watson also attending
Mother's Day services at' Brins-
ley United Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Twaddle
and family spent Wednesday
evening with Mr. and Mrs.
George P'rest.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ellwood
called on Miss Bose Ann Bradley
and Mr. and Mrs. Torn Lee of
Lucan Sunday evening.
Mr, and •Mrs. Douglas Dixon
and Stephen spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Rayburn Steeper.
Mr. and Mrs, Joe White, of
Seaforth, visited with Mr, and
Mrs. Earl Dixon on Sunday, also
Mr. and Mrs, Bill Dixon and
family for the evening.
Mr, Rodney Wright, of Fen-
wick and Miss Margaret Ruther-
ford of, Kirkton visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, Fred Swit-
zer.
Mr, and Mrs, Dan Jarvis left
Saturday to attend the funeral
day.
at Woodhan chur
By MRS, ARTHUR RUNDi,g
A combined is
ped Chri sti n Fatitily
Day service was held at the
'Horning service on S4triday.
The theme of the worship was
"A lioine for Children. The pas-
tor, Rev, J. Wareham, was as-
sisted in the worship service by
the assistant superintendent, Aon
Brine.
Baptisms] rites were held when
Larry William, son of Mr, and
Mrs. William Rundle, Wendy Eliz-
abeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
C. Lambert, Mary Lotuse .Olive,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J,
Thomson, Pamela: Louise, daugh-
ler of Mr. and Mrs. John Rodd,
Edward George, son of Mr. and
'Mrs. Laverne Rodd and Michele
Marilyn, daughter of Mr, and.
Mrs, Robert Robinson, were
christened,
The Mothegr's Day program
continued withan anthem from
n t
the Choir and a story by jean
Copeland.
The church was nicely decor-
ated with spring flowers and
potted plant which was present-
ed to the oldest mother, Mrs.
Ilannah. Chatten,
The pastor's talk was on
/"Moses,"
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. ,John Rodd had
as their guests on Mother's Day
Sunday Mr. and Mrs, Frank
Rodd and Edith, Mr, and Mrs,
George Wheeler and David and
Mrs. Ada. Butters,
Mr. AI ,and Mrs, Eldon Robinson,
Kirlcton, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson
Woods, Elimville, visited with
Mr. and, Mrs, Robert Robinson
on Sunday.
Next Sunday will be anniver-
sary Sunday in Woodham United •
Church when Rev. J. Vardy of
of Mr. Jarvis' brother at Thorn -
dale.
Mr, and Mrs. Gowan Pepper,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas White and
Joyce of Avonton and Mr. and
Mrs, William Stalk and Wanda
of Tavistock visited Sunday with
Mr. and. Mrs. Clarence Switzer.
Mrs, Clarence Switzer attended
the Provincial Women's Insti-
tute Conference for district di-
rectors in Guelph Thursday and
Friday of last week.
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,Granton will be guest speaker
at .the morning service and Rev.
J, Wareham in tbe evening with
sPeciai music by the Sunday
school choir.
Mr. and Mrs. W..Kirkby, Kirk -
ton, and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Rodd, Exeter, were guests with
Mr, and .Mrs, Laverne Rodd' on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, OliverHaile-
wood's guests an :Sunday were
Mr, and Mrs, George Levy, Rus.
seldale, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brine,
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Hazle-
wood and boys, Base Line,
Mr, and Mrs, William Whyte
and .family of Sarnia were Sat-
urday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Norris Webb and family.
The young people are busy
practicing a play for the May
24 supper. After practice this
week they were invited to the
home of Ray and Ruth Miller
for lunch. Jimmie McNaughton,
Jean Copeland and Mrs, A.
Dewar are the directors.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Webber
visited on, Mother's Day with Mr.
and Mrs. George Webber of
Rochester, Mich.
Mrs, Ray Kirk and Lorna are
spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Bryce Skinner and
family, Munro.
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Jaques
accompanied by Mrs, M. Jaques
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dined In London Sunday eve-
ning and: called on Mrs. Nettie
Wynn who returned from the
hospital two weeks ago when
she had an operation on .her
eyes.
Mr, and Mrs, Carman Swit
zer were Sunday afternoon vis'•
tors with the former's mother,
Mrs. W. L. Switzer,
Mr. and Mrs. MervinoJones,
Thorndale, Mr. anal Mrs. John
Tipping were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Dunnell, Eighth
Line, Saturday .evening,"
Mr. and Mrs, k,nos Hutton;
spent Friday .evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Chatten
visited with Mrs. H. Chatten and.
Frank, Sunday.
Mr, .Dennis Wyatt spent the
weekend at his home in Strat,
ford. Dennis has taken a school
at Kirkland Lake for the .com-
ing year after he completes his
studies at London Teacher's Col-
lege.
Messrs. Clarence Mills and
Ira McCurdy each had part et
•their :barn roofs blown 04 :i the
storm on Monday.
Mr, and Mrs. Ed Tipping warn
Sunday visitors with "Mr. and.
Mrs, John Tipping.
little Tip in.
Jimrnie:Tipping-entertained
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afternoon,.
It was his, nth birthday,.
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