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of the Canadans into Mons on
1 November 11, 1018, and he is one
of 600 interviewed in this first
person narrative of the Canad-
ians who fought in that war.
Flanders Fields, a 17-part ser-
ies begins on the 013C radio net,
work November 11, marking the
150th anniversary of the oPtR
hrtlak Of the (hot Wart
FOR SALE
2 Girl's ,Green Winter Coats,
gray fur collar, one size 8, other
size 14; pair ladies Ski Boots,
size 7; ladies Skates, size 7,
white; pair of lady's navy blue
lined Ski Pants, size 16.
Phone 364W7
FLANDERS FIELDS
In preparation of the CBG radio
Series Flanders Fields, Gregory
Clark recalls, to broadcaster
Frank Willis, the days of the
First World War. Clark was one
lof those Who witnessed the
period of the War from. the first
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UCW REGIONAL CONVENTICN
IS HELD IN ETHEL CHURCH
The third annual convention of
the North Region of the Huron
Presbyterial United Church Wo-
men was held in Ethel United
Church on Tuesday, October
20th, 1964.
Mrs. Stanley Bride of Fordwich,
President of North Region pre-
sided at both morning and after-
noon sessions. Mrs. R, Wilbee was
the organist. Mrs. Drothy Brown
was secretary for the day.
Worship service started at nine-
tbiry a.m. conducted by ladies or
,Bluevale, 11.11s, Hetherington and
Mrs. Fraser,
Rev. Allan Johnston brought
greetings from Ethel Church to
visiting ladies,
Reports were presented by
Mrs. Olde of Clinton; Mrs. 0.
Harrison, Monkton; Mrs. S. C,
Argyle; Goderich; Mrs. G. Michie,
Brussels gave report for Mrs.
McCreath, Walton; and Mrs.
I Dorothy Brown read report for
Mrs. A. Alton, Lucknow,
'Mrs. Allan. McTaggart, pre-
I sident of Huron Presbyterial
United Church Women, intro-
duced the guest speaker, at morn-
ing session, Mrs. Cruikshank-
vice president of London Confer-
once. Mrs. Ornikshank gave an
interesting and informative talk
4:in "Woman's Place in the
'Changing World".
A delicious dinner was served
by the ladles of Fjthel United
Church in the Comimunity Hall.
On returning to the church the
ladies were able to peruse a
wonderful display of United
Church Literature presented by
Mrs. Argyle of Goderich,
Afternoon session started with
a. hymn sing under the direction
of Mrs.. B. Godden, president of
the lithel United Church Women.
This was followed by prayer by
Mrs. Cooper of Fordwich,
Mrs. Allan McTaggart gave a,
nice talk as president of Huron
Presbyterial s .United Church
Women. Roll call followed with
twelve LICw's representing nine-
ty-six ladles attending the Con-
vention. Each president gave
highlights of her group during.
the past year.
A panel discussiOn was direct-
ed by Mrs. l3eecroft assisted by
Mrs Michie and Mrs. MacTaggart,
Theme being: "Gleanings from
Alma College."
Courtesy remarks were given
by Mrs. Foster of Newbridge.
Pordwich UCiW gave invitat-
ion for Convention to be held
a.t their church next year. Invi-
tation acceped on behalf of
ladies by Mrs. Beecroft.
After a hymn Mrs. Bride.
closed With Benediction.
The wise guy who says the in.
creasing divorce rate means
America is sure enough the land
of the free forgets that the ris-
ing marriage rate means Amerip4:
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ETHEL
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gill of
R.R. 2' Bluevale recently cele-
brated their 30th wedding
anniversary. Mrs. Gill is the
former Mildred Hoy of Ethel. The
couple, who farm on the 4th con.
of Grey Township, have three
children and three grandchildren.
Among the guest at the celebra-
tion was Rev. C. E. Taylor, of
Goderich, who married them, and
Mrs, Taylor.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Anyone interested in formine
a Curling Club are asked to call.
A A. Rann or George Mutter.
FIGURE SKATING
Contact Mrs. Stewart Lowe or
Mrs. Gordon Stephenson, with
regard to Figure Skating.
Buy a Poppy in Remembrance!
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120, or W. Colquhoun, Real Estate,
Clinton
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