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The 13lnevale congregation voted
4(g)1011 t0w4rd tint. ire-1014i0g' ,of
1CP 0 x PreShYtcriall Church, Gotlerich,
of which amount $60.00 \Nits receiv4,41
at the special service,
Valentine• Social
The ' Junior Red Cross Society
sponsored a Valentine social at the
PUblit: school, entertaining twenty-
one students and a number of child-
ren of pre-school age. The president,.
Eleanor Smith, acted as chairman for
a variety program consisting of A
short play, recitations, musical And
vocal numbers. Contests: were enjoyed,
by the grown-ups and pupils and priz-
es were awarded. Etoille Moffatt told
the story of St, Valentine. The school-
room was tastefully decorated in
keeping with the occasion, Refresh-
ments consisted of sandwiches, candy, I
tea and chocolate milk.
Officers of the society are:; Presi-
dent, Eleanor Smith; secretary, Joyce
Hoffman, treasurer, Etoille Moffatt.
Y.P.U, Meeting
The Y,P.U. held the fortnightly ser-
vice on Wednesday evening" as Sun-
day evening the regular meeting night,
the society wits invited to join the
V.12. U, in \\Ingham United Church,
Lloyd Wheeler led the devotional per-
iod after community singing. Mrs,
George Hetherington gave :humorous
readings during the social hour end
Betty Rattan played some piano Sel-
ections, A program of contests was
enjoyed and refreshments brought •the
nwetine. to a close,
Skinnymen, women'
gain 5,10,151bs.
Get New rep, Vim, Vigor
Robert Shaw's 88th birthday. He en-
joy's av erage good health and since
the 'death of his wife a low years ago,
he has made Ids home with his dau-
ghter, Mrs. Fraser. Guests included
Bob Fraser mid Mr. and I.M.rs, Jack
Cox. of Grey Township.
Father Passes
-.Mrs, wry Turvey received word
that her fattier, Mr. Thomas Archi-
bald, had passed away on Sunday
morning in the Scott Memorial Hos-
pital, Si.aforth ,in his 80th year. He
had not enjoyed good health for some
throe but load been a patient in tilt'
hospital only a couple of weeks,
..▪ ',1ary) ; Airs. Af. (Myrtle)
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thday prizes were awarded to M)-s'..
Fleming Johnston -.and. G.0 0';',ge *Nielioi-
Dies in Co]lingwood
al I .There died in' Gollinewood on Fob.
I 5th, Mary Annetta Geddes, beloved;
nil v.ife of tl:c late Martin Farrow anti
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The service at ji:nox Presbyterian
Church on Sunday morning was, con-
dueted, by Mr. 'Grenville Taylor-Mun-
roe, a student froth Knox, College,
Toronto, who used the 1st verse of
127 for his texa,
At the evening service Rev. R. 0.,
MacMillan, of -Goderich, waS the
special speaker. He spoke from Ro-
mans 3 and 20, "By the law is the
knowledge of sin." Members of the.
choir accompanied Mr, MacMillan and
rendered vocal selections, "It is
Enough" was the solo, sung by, Mr.
Walters and Mr. Glen Dodge. sang
"By the _Waters of Babylon," Their
duet, was "Watchman, What of the
Night." W. H. Bishop F.R,C.O., pre-
sided at the organ.
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C.Q.LT, Meeting- . . .'
The regular C,CT,I,T.''ineetirtV wW.
'held . Thursday 'evening- in the hake:'
m ant .of tile church, ' The Meeting' waS
l eneekwitlt the . usual cei-einoity.h 'Roil '
ea l i -minutes of the faithmeetini 'and'
treasurer's. 'i'enort ' 'were coed: 'Lois,
G?11, Gwen Walsh and Bernice Ad -.
aril' se t'llZ•rt.P: tit ,1)95vritril.Ist,e' %'tile'ct i?det(4tWeldti lelav:!1::kt!tt'
si, tine uarty.%.ni .Fehlirtially 28th, ' The
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,Q,rfer;%'Floieilde. 'Daiirsoh. and ',Nail:
, rightman. The ',theft:le fOr :the , see-.
yi4d,itias AtotirdgeT.-‘4141.0 99 vas
sn ight and ^:FlorJrieJ, ."Dat^,:Vsbn% read
from :the .1.3.tle,i,.'ResPoifsie redefine
wtis.It'Alcerf from Psalm 27,1 ,'Ntir.tcy;
,c 4rier then :thea'd a' pderri ' an'd '1 jOdir
glftrnan' 'read'a • stoiy,..'"Afiaili' irf
t1 Dark". 'Hymn i'27 •i'vs sdrfr atil
Florence Dawson led in tytiyr,' Mrs.'
A ss Anderson titi'dk‘ ' the mission
st dy. , Vacrt-findeihsi :Atilt° NI:here' GWeil
Walsh And Betnite l Ailainsfr t sho4c1;
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, Although they' lbok like repre-
sentatives of a multi-power military
conference, they are actually stu-
dents attending the 1951 'course of
the Canadian Army Staff college at
Kingston, Ont.' Representing eight
stations oLthe; ()Ad, the are,,,froku,
, ,—central. press Grtnadian.
M. Ismail, Pakistan; Lt.-Col.,Steve,
Chappuis,,U.S.; Col. W. A.13."Ander-
son, Director of the Staff 'college;
prig. A. C, Iyappa,i India; ,Captain,
J. M. Maxwell, Australia; and, Majog.,
A, N. B, Ritchie, United Kingdom.
-eft to 'right: Captain R. G. Chaig-
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88th Birthday Fenton, and , George, of Torontil.
'Al IS. Farrow IA as a sister of .),Irs.
Harry I)imeat, Winghann A native of Al r. turd " " aris e ' I"-
Morris township tunl well wn . ored to li.ondoto on 'I'llursday and
this coMmunity, fler husband was, a
kno heiniglit their •little so n, Donald, home
Iron Sick Children's Hospital, where
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he has been, a patient for the past
couple 'Of weekii..
Mr. and Ales, Harold Slessor and
family, of Tiverton, spina last Thurs-
day with her parents, Air. and Mrs.
Harry Cook.
We are Sorry to report that Air,
Richard Chatnney ha; been under the
doctor's care for the past few days.
Air. Gordon Wilkinson left this
week for Smithville, where he will be
employed in a feed store.
,Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Vincent and
family, of London,' visited on Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs, Albert Vincent, of
Belgrave.
The .9th line euchre club met at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, Mark Arm-
strong last Friday night. Nine tables
played cards. Mrs. Harold Woods
and Bert Thompson held high, score
and consolation prizes went to Airs.
John Alaftn and 'Sam Thompson. Mr.
Bert Thoriiipson also got the prize for
most lone hands. The next. party
will be at 13.1/.1-. and Mrs. Bert Thomp-
son's, •
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Eraser, 3rd.
;me, Morris, entertained at a family
dinner on Sunday, to celebrate Mr.
sim of Thomas Farr,rc of Illuevate,
and was the Cole, r;ati VC memberell
Parliament for North Huron in the
1870's and 80's,
Mrs. M. 1..; .Aitk en visited Wing-
ham_ friends at :the h,anc ni her cousin,
Mrs, Colin Finglitud. Mr!, 'Eli Bolt,
Air's, \\•'. S. Mcliertiler, Aliss Cleland
and A I. iss Effie Mel.t an.
Will 1lxll AVM,..ham, has purchased
the brick cottage belonging to the
George .Fells estate. M r, and rs.
Hall and family will move t o their
new home the end of the mouth.
Airs. Harold Hamilton and Al rs.
D. S. MacNaughton attended the Wo-
men's Institute meeting al Wingham
on Thursday of last ‘teek and sang
two duets. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Alex Corrigan.
'Mr, and Mrs. Kelvin Howlett and
finnily of Elora, were'recent visitors
with :mi.:: and :Mrs. Harold Hamilton.
, ,Mrs. R. 1.....Stewari of Toronto; and
formerly of visited With
her niece, "Mm's,' \V.' J. Johnston and
nephew, Howard Stewart.
Air. and Mrs; Spence McKinnon of
'Georgeto-Wn, spent ;the week-end
the forint:Ps parents, Alr. and Mrs.
RI Il.. Mckinnon.
• Bernard. Lillow, .London, was a
week-end 'visit•-hr with_ his mother, Al rs,
Nome fallow and Other relatives and
friends.;mil Airs, Murray Wilson anrf
t‘lo l,ons of Listi:Vsvel, Stunk:
the 'Mr. and MPS.
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