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North. Huron Presbyterial U.C.W.
Hold Convention At Brussels
Huron-Bruce Recount
Set For October 29
A recount of ballots east in the
Sept. 25 provincial election in
Huron-Bruce is scheduled Oat. 29,
30 and 31. at Gederich courthouse.
Lawyers for the two candi-
dates, Liberal .Murray Gaunt and
George MdCutcheon. the Pro-
gressive candidate, met with.
.Sudge Frank 'F'ingland, of Clin-
ton, and W, B. M.cCool, of Wing-
'ham, returning officer. They
-discussed what variations of
ballot markings would be accept-
ed. Mr. Mogool said. there were,
about 13 variations of "x" on
ballots which would he ruled on
by Judge Fingland.
Mr. Gaunt retained the, seat
over Mr. Mr Cutcheon by 2S
Votes. I-Tis plurality after the
service vote was counted was
only three but a recount of one
Of the palls gave an addit-
.ianal '25 votes.
NOTICE
The Guild of St. John's Angli-
can Church will hold a Bazaar
and Bake Sale on Saturday, Nov.
16th, Watch for further an-
nouncement.
COUNTY GROUP FORMS
BUREAU AID
The Beard of Directors of
Huron County Children's Aid
Seeietv have formed a Christ-
mas 'Bureau to help provide a
good Christmas for all 'needy
families, with particular et-
phasis on the children.
To prevent overlapping, the
society has suggested some bas,
is rules to follow and groups
Or individuals WiShirig to help
are asked to work closely with
the hoard member in their lo-
cality,
So that proper distribution
can be assured, it is important
that all contributions, except
Perishable goods, be delivered
to Coderich, headquarters of
the Children's Aid, or to the
local board member, well be-
fore the end of November.
Money is most acceptable for
buying gifts for older children,
Since these usually are more
expensive and not many are
donated. Other suggested gifts
are: Donations of food, new
wearing- apparel, socks, mitts,
layettes. 'stationery, billfolds,
flashlights, toilet articles, jew-
ellery, Christmas seals, rib-
bons, tags, Christmas paper for
wrapping the gifts are also
needed.
While only new articles can
be used as Christmas gifts,
clean used clothing and bed-
ding in good condition'are also
acceptable for beXeS.
The Christmas Bureau in-
cludes the board representative
and convener, Mrs, M. Mooney,
Cederich, Members include:
Mrs. C. Blake, Ashfield, Col-
borne and West Wawanosh;
Mrs. M. Bean, East Wawanosh,
Morris, Blyth And BruSsels; Mrs,
Fingland, Clinton, Hullett
and Goclerich Township; Mrs.
J. A, Gorwill, Seaforth ; iticKil-
lop and Tudkersmith ToWnship;
11•Its. M. Cudniore, E'Neter and
Usbotne Township Alvin Rau,
Stanley, Hay, Stephen and Hen-
Sall; T. Haskins, Turnberry,
IloWicR, Grey 4114 Vitinghani
Morning Star Officers Are
Installed By The D. D. P.
At the regular meeting on.
October 8th, the officers of
Morning Star Rehekali Lodgo
Brussels, were installed by
District Deputy President, Elva
Osbaldestan, District 23.
P. N. G. Mrs. Annie Gemmell
N.• G. Mrs. Edna Pearson
It. S. N. G. Mrs. Marguerite.
Crawford
Ti. S. N. G. Mrs. Barbara
MeCutcheon
V. G. Mrs Betty 'Bronson
R. S. V. G. Mrs Margaret
McCutcheon
7, S, V. G. ..„ Mrs. Aileen bieltter
!Chaplain Mrs. Annie James
' Warden .... Mrs. irerie Richmond
Conductor Mrs. Joan Bernard
Color Bearer .... Mrs, Ethel Long
Mrs ci n .... Mrs. Verna Thomas
Inside Guardian MrS. Wry
Davidson
Outside Gnardian Mrs. Sarah
Stenheneon
Recording Secretary ,. Mrs .loa.n
Little
7inancial Secretary .,., Mrs, Disio
Evans
"ih•ea rrir Mrs. T, Williamson
Visitors were present front
Milverton, Listowel, Gn.derich,
Winghlin, Toronto, Saskatcht-
wan,
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mrs Ann Baker is a Patient
in Winghant Hospital.
Mrs. R. T-Tall had the mis-
fortune to fall breaking her
right 'knee cap. She is confined
to Wingham Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Murray,
Toronto and Mrs. Adam Steiss of
Manitoba visited with George
and Mks. Evans over the week-
end and called on other friends}
here.
Mr. and Mrs. 'W. JaitneS.
Armstrong, and son 'Robert visit
ed lest week with Mr, and Mrs.
IV. Tibhe and family in Sault
Sto. Marie and Mr. ancl Mr's,
Tlarne McKinley 'and family at
NOrth Bay .
r AM) oR•THANRS,
I would like to take this;
opportunity to thank my neigh-
hours and friends for the many
beautiful cards of good 'wishes
and rifts, also to the ones who
.71sited me_inthe hospital and
since T have returned hoine,
Your kindness will never
be forgotten.
Thanks again
Mrs. .Tadet, Pis
VARIETY FAIR
Watch this daN, SatttHat
'ovember filth, Variety rah' -
.snonsored by Morning Star`.
Mrirning Star Rebelisb Ledge,
Bruaselit, •
LAHN — SMITH
Moelyille Presbyterian Church,
Brussels, was the setting on
Saturday for the wedding, when
Miss lean llobena Smith, of
Walkerton, daughter of Mr. and
Mira, W. W. Smith, Brussels,
becaltne the wife 'of Larry.
Frederick Lahn, Hanover, son of
0-Ave, .,rand Mire. David Lahn, Hen,
Rev. W. W. Burnett, Toronto,
uecle of the'bride, performed
the marriage ceremony, Donald
Dunbar, Ethel, played tradit-
ional wedding music and accom-
panied Drian Prescdtt, Kitchener,
the soloist.
;Wen in marriage by her
father, the bride wore white
bridal brocade, with fitted bodice
scoop neckline, lily-point sleeves,
and controlled skirt with chapel
train, A cornet of brilliants held
a shoulder-length veil of illusion
lace. She carried a -white PAM°
crested with a yellow-centred
white orchid with white stream-
ers into which tiny white baby
ehrysanthemums wore tied
Her Sister, Mrs, Robert
Wheeler, was matron of honor,
and Miss Suzanne Alton and
Miss Donna Smith we're brides-
maids. They were gowned *alike
shanth dresses of rettinnini
gold perm de faille, with match-
ing pillbox bats. They carried
cornucopias filled with gelid and
Tironze rhirysanthemumiS.
Donald Lahti, : Kitchener.
brother of the bridegroom, was
,groomsman; and gneSts were
ashereii by John Kraft, Han-
over, and 'Ross Smith, brattier
of the bride.
A reception was held In the
church parlor. The mother of the
bride war. wearing. a sheath
dress of pear de sole in cycla-
men shade, with black accessor-
ies and a corsage of white
'feathered chrysanthemums. The
mother of the bridegroom was
Wearing a, crepe sheath drem in
raspberry shrine, with beige and
black accessories and a corsage
jot white feathered chrysanthe-
mums,
For a wedding trip to North-
ern Ontario, the bride wore an
electricirblne wool dress. beige
camel-hair coat with fur trim,
rind black accessories,
On their return they Will live
in T-Tanover.
CARD or THANKS
would lite to thank my
friends, neighbents and relatives
for the lovely gift, cards and
visits during my stay he Wing-
hant Nast-001,
Special thanks to or, :-,tentiertS,
and nurses and Rev. 719ortison.
It mahrzysin;e;mneiti;ilrld,
Huron Presbyterial United
Church Women attending the
Second regional meeting of.
North lioron at Brussels had, as
guest 'speaker for the Morning
session Mm. N. J. glarray of
Lambeth, 3rd Vice. President of
London Conference who took as
her subject "'Christian Citizen-
ship and Social Action."
The paeaker took a few mom
tints to point out the importance
of the Study Packets and stress-
ed the use of these,
,he also spoke on ".Mother in
the Home". Years ago Mother's
role was in the home but today
she is expected to take active
ports in outside organizations
and still be the stalwart One to
look ton when trouble arises and
she must be ready to fill her
role at all times.
She also spoke on racial dis-
crimination, color whether ft be,
black, yellow or white makes
no difference, it is what is under,
that nounts.
Mrs, a Olde of Clinton,
brought the treasurers report
and stated that up to Oct. 5 the
allocation had been met, 67%.
Mrs. fleorge. Michie's re-
port for Supply stated 1145 lbs
Of clothes and sunplies had been;
sent to the various places in
need of them,
Miss Beatrice Wilson, Tor-
onto, assistant secretary of the
Board of Women was gueSt
speaker of the afternoon meet-
ing and told the women just
where their Money went to, She
took them on an imaginary trip
ladress Canada front Newfoiindr-
1;rnd, to Vaneonver and told of
The Senior Citizens Homes, meet-
ing the boats or iminigrantS,
Ironies roit lads just out of priSOn,
Homes for Indian hays, HoSPitals
in Indian ClointrilittitieS, a plane
for inissionarir,F; on the West
enaq mid various other outlets;
for the money that is Spent et
honor, The sneaker pointed out,
that each of these just get a
small amount. and another small
amount is sent to Formosa,
TTong Kong. Jamaica etc, In
closing Muss Wilson used a very
ppropri a to verse.
Christ has; no bands hut our hands
'To do His work today,
TTo haA no feet but our feet
To lead men on His wait%
Tie has no tongues but
died.
He has nn help hot our help: tirs
're toll men how Hei
To Ivrinr: men to his side.
Mrs. Allan MeTsegort, Brae-
So's. nresident of Huron Presby-
terial snake briefly.
Pm,. Allan Johnston or Tiro:
eels, welcomed the guests and
mist, offered 04rtto at the noon
hour.
Dinner was served by the
ladies of Brit/501s church,
Mrs. StanleyBr_ i de of Ford-
Wich, President of North Huron
Presbyterial presided for both
meetings.
GREY TWP. SCHOOL BOARD
AREA NO. 1 MhETING
The Grey Township School
area ;No. ‘.1. Board held its
regular meeting on October let
in the Ethel School at S.45 p.m,
with all members present.
The minutes of the September
meeting were read and adopted
on motion of Raynard and Dem-
aray
— Carried
Motion of Raynard and Pear-
son that the Board allow must°
lessons to be taught in the
Moles-worth School provided the
teacher and caretaker are
ae;releable
--- Carried
Motion of Demaray and;
MicTaggart that the bills as
presented be paid
-- Carried
Norman S. Hoover, edu-
cation supplies 2.06
Brussels 5c - $1.00 store
repairs 4.58
"lunningham Service,
'repairs 3.04
Orval Harrison,
repairs 33, i0
V, McDonald Lumber
Ltd. repairs 17.90
Molesworth General Store
caretaker supplies 22.93
Charles Stevenson,
woad 2t80.100
Archie Jacklin,
cedar 24.00
Huron. Country Library
book fees 135,00
Alexander & Chapman
liability insurance 260.98
Imperial School Desks Ltd.
desks 3920.50
Wm. W. Smith, labour • 51,52
Jack Hood School Supplies
it,td., books • 47.93
Educator's Supplies Ltd.
hooks & supplies 76.93
Postmaster, stamps 5.00
Mrs, Dorothy Brown,
repaits & supplies .... 29.20
The meeting adjourned on
motion of Pearson to meet
again NoVember 5th at 8.30 p.m.
Norman 8. Hoover, Sec'y.
CARD OF THANKS
I Would like .to thank my
relatives, friends and neighbours
for kindly acts, inquiries, cards,
lovely gifts and visits while a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital
and since ecitning home.
Special thanks to Drs. Walters
and Noble, and to the Nursing
FASff,
Dora Sinners,