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'Services for CPFLo
Bluevale and Kirtoit's public school
impils met for a joint field day on
1 Bluevale school grounds, last Tuee-
Aaae afternoon. Races were directed
by the teachers, Mr. Campbell Brown
said Mrs. Mary McKinney. The ribbons
Were pinned on the winners by Mrs.
$paaling Yee. Winners were: junior
boy's championship, Bobby Mundell;
runner up, John Greenaway; inter-
mediate boys, Bobby Hall, Murray
McFarlane; senior boys, Harry Dar-,
ling, Bud Timm; junior girl's
championship, Joan McFarlane,
Sharon Montgomery; intermediate
girls, Dorothy Freiburger, Elizabeth
McKinney; senior girls, Joyce Hoff-
man, Thelma Freiburger, Several
parents were present for the sports,
A picnic lunch was served.
%V.1.
The president, Mrs. Carl Johnston,
presided at the monthly meeting of
the Women's Institute at the home of
Mrs. Roy Turvey, The meeting was
well attended by members and
visitors. It was decided to cancel the
July meeting and the proposed bus
trip. Mrs. Turvey gave a compre-
hensive report of the district annual
meeting, held recently at Gorrie, The
theme for the meeting was citizenship
and education,
Rev, R. A. Brook was the guest
speaker and used, "The Value of
Public Library in the Community'',
He said reading was an education
and a debt we owe to writers. He
gave a report of the annual meeting
of the Huron County library board.
There are 35 libraries in the county
and still growing, The expansion
is greatest in the schools. He spoke
of the local library as being much too
small for the number of books, and
stressed the need for a more suitable
building and greater publicity, In
the discussion which followed, it was
decided to use the proceeds of the
auction sale in August as a start for
a library fund, Miss Ruby Duff kept
the ladies at attention, as she told in
a most interesting manner of her trip
to Florida. She mentioned some
event, place or person of geographi-
cal, historical or military importance
in the different states along the way
and described public buildings, art
galleries, schools and homes. It was
all so real, here hearers could almost
imagine they were travelling along
with her, The trip covered 3,228 miles.
Mrs. Carl Johnston, Mrs. J, Wick-
stead, Mrs. Charles Bosman and the
hostess served lunch,
Triple Group
Mrs. W. G. Mundell was hostess on
Wednesday afternoon for the monthly
meeting of the Triple Group' of the
Ladies' Aid Society of Knox Presby-
terian Church. The president, Mrs.
Walter Smillie, presided. Mrs.L. G.
Greenaway read a portion of the 15th
chapter of St. John and Miss Eliza-
beth Leslie offered prayer. Mrs. W.
G. Mundell presented the financial
statement, Mrs, Burns Moffatt and
Mrs. Harry Elliott Spoke for the com-
mittee that had made final arrange-
ments for the garden party. Mrs.
Donald Robertson was pianist for the
meeting. Mrs. Harry Elliott conduct-
ed a penny sale in which $4,50 was
realized,
Rev. R. A. Brook gave an interest-
ing account of the recent London
Conference, presided over by Dr.
Beecroft, of Wingham, at the morn-
ing service in the United Church.
Nine Presbyteries are represented in
the Conference, with 245 preaching
points. Rev. Shaun Herron, editor of
the British Weekly, was the guest
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speaker and brought a striking mes-
sage of the need for adventuring
Christians, willing to undertake diffi-
cult tasks,
Presbyterian Church
At the Presbyterian Church on Sun-
day morning; Rev, Matthew 13ailie
preached on the theme, "Inasmuch as
ye have done it unto one of the least
of these my brethren ye have done it
unto me." His message was, "Do
something for someone who does not
love the Lord, Jesus Christ."
Rev, and Mrs. Bailie and their
guest, Mrs, Masson, attended the
picnic at Goderich for the ministers
of Huron Maitland Presbytery and
their wives,
Rev. Norval Robertson of Creston,
B.C. has returned home after attend-
ing .the meeting of the General As-
sembly of the Presbyterian Church
in Canada. He visited his sister-in-
law, Mrs. R, J. lefeMurray, and family,
and line Morris, Bobby IVEeMerray
returned to B.C. with his uncle, where
he will spend the vacation months.
Pupils from Bluevale, Kirtons,
Holmes and the Stone school, number-
ing about 40, with their teachers,
Mrs. Mary McKinney, Miss Isabel
Speir and Campbell Brown, enjoyed a
bus trip to Niagara Falls on Friday,
Mr. A. D. Smith was the bus driver,
Personals
Mrs. Eldred Nichol and Mrs. Mat-
thew Bailie attended a full board
executive meeting of Maitland Pres-
byterial W.M.S. at Langside Presby-
terian Church, last Friday.
Mr. Dougal Strachan and his sister,
Mrs, Elsie Lamont, attended the
funeral of their friend, Mrs. J. M.
McNair, at Brussels.
Mrs, P. S. MacEwan spent a day
recently with Mr, and Mrs. Harold
Lawson at Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Messer and
daughter, Betty, Toronto, spent the
week-end at their home here.
Dr, Arthur Shaw and Mrs. Shaw,
Toronto, spent Sunday with the doc-
tor's mother, Mrs. Arthur Shaky.
Johnston at-
services at
on Sunday
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Morris Euchre Club
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Thomas
opened their home one evening this
past week for the members of the
Morris Euchre Club, to sponsor a
surprise party for Mr. John Spivey,
one of the members and the popular
teacher at Browntown for five years,
During the evening, nine tables of
euchre were in play. An address was I Mrs. Neil B. McEaehern, Clifford,
read by Donald McLean, Mrs. R. J. ivisited her mother, Mrs. R. F. Garniss,
recently.
Mr, and Mrs. Edward
tended the anniversary
Gorrie United Church
McMurray presented the guest-of-
honor with a signet ring and a box
of initialed handkerchiefs. Mr. Spivey
was greatly surprised but not com-
pletely speechless, for he expressed
his appreciation in a very gracious evening,
manner. A delicious lunch was ;
served.
Mrs. Gordon. Mr. and Mrs. IV. I.
Miller, Mr. T, J, Salkeld, Mrs, T. J.
Todd, Anne, Wayne and Hughie, at-
tended the Salkeld re-union at Sea-
forth Lions Park on Saturday.
The ladies are invited to the annual
tea, under the auspices of the W.A.(
of the United Church in the church
on Friday afternoon.
The July meeting of the Women's!
Institute will be held on Thursday!
afternoon, July 3rd. Roll call "who's
who in our country", Subject in I
charge of Mrs. Lorne Woods. Pro-1
gram and hostesses in charge of Mrs. I
Harvey Webb and Mrs. James Aitch-
ison.
Eileen Sparkes of London was
a visitor during the week with her
I aunt, Mrs. Fred McQuillin, and Mr.
MeQuillin.
Mr. and Mrs. James Douglas, Cam-
eron and Malcolm, of Mitchell, and
Mr. and Mrs, Dave Bart of Stratford
were recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. John. Cameron.
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