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TWelVe Wedl„ Sept, 38) 1959
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. —Mr. and Mrs. David J. Boyd of SUNDAY SERVICE South Porcupine spent a few days 4
last week with Mr. and Mrs, Hugh
Gilmour. BUUEVALE—A large attendance
at •morning and evening marked —Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kay and the anniversary services of Blue-
daughters, Marsha and Deborah,
of Toronto, were guests with. Mr:
and Mrs, Alton Adams and family
at the week-end.
—Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Merkley
were in Hamilton last week at-
tending the funeral of her father,
Mr: Sam Wright.
vale United Church on Sunday.
Rev. Lloyd Brown, B.A., B.D.,
of Brussels United Church, was the
guest speaker. He gave forceful
sermons, in the morning from the
text, "In the morning ye shall 'see
the glory of the Lord", admonish-
ing to faithfulness in service to
God; in thF evening using the text,
"And they, all with one accord be-
gan to make excuse", showing the
:evident insincerity in those who
fail to respond to our , Lord's
invitation. Mr. Brown was assisted
by the minister of the church, Mr:
Alan H. Neelon, at the evening
service, •
'The choir sang several anthems
under the direction of the organ-
ist, Miss Mary Lou Wright, Mr.
Ross Smith singing, a solo part.
Mrs. Kenneth MacTavish, of Lon-
don, soprana soloist, sang at both
serviaes, her numbers being "Great
Is Thy Faithfulness'), "How Can home from Ottawa on Saturday I Help but Love Him" and "0 where she had been visiting her What Love". Miss Dolly Vincent parents. Her mother, who had Nn_ ofGalt played organ numbers and
dergone surgery, returned with •her assisted with accompaniments. and is convalescing here for a few
weeks.
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—Mrs. W. B. Davidson of St.
Catharines, is spending a few days
with her mother, Mrs. B, McGee,
at her home here.
—Mr, and Mrs. Bert Mathers
and D'Arcy and Mrs. Geo. Robin-
son and Miss Mune Robinson 'at-
tended the air show at Centralia
on Saturday.
—Mr. and Mrs. Percy Harris
spent the week-end in London with
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Delmage.
—Mrs. Don Cameran returned
—Mr, and Mrs. R. S. Hethering-
ton and family and 'Miss Judy
Callan accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Bell and Ann of Exeter who
were official guests at the air show
at Centralia on Saturday,
—Mr. and Mrs. J, C. Thompson'
of London. spent Friday' with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Reid,
—Mr. Jim Henderson, of Allan:,
dale, and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ed-
gar and Debbie of Beaverton spent
the week-end with their parents,
Mr. 'and Mrs: Chris Newman.
—Stewart McGill left this week
to attend the University of West-
ern Ontario.
—'Mr. and Mrs. Norman Elliott
and family were visitors at the
week-end with Mrs. .Elliott's sis-
ter, Mrs. H, G. Holman of London
and attended the Western Fair.
Melville Church's -•
lQSth Anniversary
Of Presbyterianism
Anniversaries are sufficiently
common these days with 411 sort
ot, events being celebrated, On Sun-
day, • 2', Melville Church in
Brussels will •celebrate the 105th.
anniversary ,of the coming of
Preabyterianism to this community.
This is unusual, since not many
churches have attained to. this
point of history. From the begin-
ning there were two Presbyterian
congregations in Brussels,. until
they were united and. became one
in 1895, this church carrying on
,he name 'by which Melville Church
is known today..
In 1854 the congregation wor,
shipped in private homes, but' in
It'1856 the members agreed to erect
a place of worship in Ainleyville,
now 'Bru:14e1S, This was the first
church ;in the village, and with an
.enthnsiaatic.,pangregation the.
went on from strength to strength,'
The present building was erected'in,
1914 and was redecorated in July
of this year.
• The special preacher will be the
Rev. Professor C, Ritchie Bell, pro-
fessor of homiletics and pastoral
theology, Presbyterian College, in
Montreal. Dr, Bell is one of the
foremost ministers of the Pres-
byterian Church in Canada and in -
1049, when elected moderator of
the General Assembly, was the
youngest man ever to hold that of-
fice. '
LONDON SOLOIST AT
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Mrs. Gordon Hall on Sunday were:
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh. Sinnamon and
Hugh, Jr., and Mr.' and Mrs. Jack
Hall, all of Winiham, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Beecroft, Ronald and
Kirk, of Whitechurch, and Miss
Elizabeth Brown, of Blyth.
Mr. Jim Yeoman and son Jim
visited at the week-end at the
home of Mr. Dugald Strachan. Mrs.
Isabel Yeomans returned to De-
troit with the mafter a 'visit of
several months.
in Competition at
Toronto Exhibition AGAINST RABIES
Thirteen young farmers. from
Huron County took part in the an-
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CONTINUE FIGHT
The group was asked to take old
nylon stockings to the next meet-
ing, to be sent to Korea.
The meeting closed with the
singing of "0 Love that Wilt Not
Let Me Go", followed by the Miz-
pah benediction,
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nual judging competitions for 4-H
and Junior Farmer members at the
Canadian National Exhibition in
Toronto on September 9. These
young men made an excellent
showing.
In' the junior section of the'
swine judging, Mac Stewalt, of R.,
R. 5, Seaforth, was the winner with ,
a score of 174 out of 200, Gary
Jewitt, R. 1, Clinton, placed
} fourth in the same class. In the
enior section Ron Smith, of 'Brus-
sels was fifth,
Lorne Hern, R. Woodham,
was 'tied third out of 59 contest-
ants in the junior section for
judging dairy cattle.
Prior to the start of judging, con-
testants wrote a farm safety quiz
in which Bob Broadfoot, of Bruce-
field, came second. There were 294
contestants.
After the judging they were all
entertained at dinner and the even-
ing grandstand performance.
According to a report from the
Thiron County Health Unit the
fight against rabies must continue
for ,the disease is, still being re-
ported in Huron. Wildlife author-
ities confirm an' increase in the
fox population. of the province,
thus a resurgence of rabies this
fall -and winter is very likely,
I Continued co-operation of all
municipalities and individuals is
needed, Citizens are requested to
l'report all suspected cases of animal
' rabies to their local veterinarian
or 'the Health 'of Animals office at
Seafortly • —
If a human should suffer injury
by a possibly,rabid animal, prompt-
ly' wash the wound or place of
exposiire with soap. and water.
Consult your physician. .Notify
the' .Health Con-
fine the nnimal• under veterinary
supervision for at least '14 days.
Avoid shooting or destroying the
'animal if at all possible. -
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Old Nylons. Needed.
For Work
The Young Woman's Auxiliary of
the Wingham United, Church met
at the home of Mrs. A. Walker.
Mrs; 'G.a.Robinson was in charge, of
the devotional period and opened
the Meeting with the theme "Fel-
low Workers with God".
"For, the Beauty of the Earth"
, was sung. Mrs. C. Ritchie read
the Scripture, followed by prayer
by Mrs. E. McBurney.. An article
on Christian citizenship was read
by Mrs. W. Caslick. Mrs. D. S.
MacNaughton introduced the new
study book' called ,"Africa. Disturb-
ed". "In Christ There Is No East
'or West" was sung, followed ,by
prayer by Mrs, G. Robinson.
Mrs. D. McTaggart presided for
the business portion of the meeting
Mrs. R, Zurbrigg gave a.report on
a temperance meeting held at Clin-
ton, Mrs, E.. Irwin offered to
phone for nursery for the month
of October. The Baby Band tea
has been postponed until Sept. 26.
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--Miss Alice McNair •of Br'arnp-
ton visited over the Week-end With'
Miss Marion Simpson, Miss Mc-
Nair taught in the high school here
several years ago and 'renewed ac-
quaintances while in town,
C, A. Roberts is Spending
a week in Toronto with her .Pon•
Mr. and Mrs, Richard Roberts.
—Mr. and Mrs, Francis Mills,
Miss Jean Mille and their guest,
Mrs, George McDowell, were in
London on Saturday. Her son, Mr.
George McDowell, visited here on
Sunday and his mother returned
home with him to Farmington,
Mich.
--Mr. Jack Alexander, who has
been on the CKNK. staff for some
Unie,-'litiS —debOtikl'•'n -position
CKCO-TV in Kitchener and took
over his new duties on Monday of
last week, Mrs. Alexander is con-
tinuing to teach at Winghein
School.
--Mr. Neil. Stainton of Toronto
was a week-end visitor with his
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Percy Stain-
ton.
—Mr. Don McLean of Barrie
spent the week-end at his home
here.
—Mr. and Mrs, W. T. Bildfell
and family of Richmond Hill were
guests over the week-end with her
mother, Mrs. Walter Davis,
—Mr. and Mrs.. Lou Carrigan
and Marylouise of Brownsburg,
Que., visited recently with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack M. Willitts.
—Mr, and Mrs. Jack Laing and
family of Toronto and Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Cerson and family of
Teeswater, attended a birthday
party for Miss Karen Swanson on
Sunday at the home of their par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Swan-
son.
—Mr. and Mrs. Jim Helesic of
Goderich were visitors over the
week-end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Town.
—Mi. and Mrs. Stafford Bate-
son spent a couple of days last
week with ther son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey
Hawkins, London, and attended
the Western Fair. _
—Mr. and Mrs. Ted Manners and
son Frank of Owen' Sound spent
the week-end with Miss Marion
Simpson. Mr, Manners had just
recently returned from a tour of
Russia and other European coun-
tries.
—Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacDon-
ald, Carey' and Stephen spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Topp and Jerry of Brantford.
—Mr. Ross Vogan, Ronald and
Kenneth, . Jim Nesmith, Darryl
Gibson, Glen Madill, Donald Brooks
and Barrie Conron took in the air
show at Centralia on Saturday.
—Mr. and Mrs. Allan McGill and
Stewart , returned home last week
from a three weeks' vacation vis-
iting friends in North Dakota and
California.
—Mrs .Gibson Armstrong, Gail
and David, of London, visited on
Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Herson Irwin, and with other
relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ir- .
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win and Murray of East Wawanosh
visited at the same home,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Merkley are
in Toronto today attending the Op-
ening of the new model cars, for
1960.
—Mr. and Mrs, Percy Staintell
and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Stainton
were in London last week and at-
tended Western Fair.
—Mr, and Mrs*, Al Hafermehi
and Mr, and Mrs, Don Hildebrand
returned home last week from a
holiday, They motored to Muske-
gan, travelled from there to Mil-
waukee by ferry and later motored
to Chicago. At Chicago they" saw
the stage 'show "Music Man",
Anne -Geddes. spent 'a rew
days last week visiting in Buf-
falo, N.Y.
—Mr, and Mrs, Elmer Ireland
returned Saturday from a trip to
Western Canada and the United
,States, where they visited with
friends in Montana, Saskatchewan
and Manitoba. Their journey, took
them through the Badlands and
Black Hills of South Dakota. They
returned home via Northern On-
tario.
—Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Fuller and
family were in London on Friday'
and attended Western Fair. On ,
their return home Saturday they
took in the air show at Centralia.
—.Mrs. Ethel Sloan and Mr, and
Mrs. Ross Thompson of Brantford
visited friends in Wingham on Sun-
day.
—Mrs. Rudy Heins and baby left
on Thursday to spend a six month
vacation with her parents in Hol-
land. Mr, Heins drove them to
Melton, where they left by plane,
and he went on to San Francisco
for a couple of weeks' holiday.
BLUEVALE
Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Bell, of St.
Marys, spent Sunday at the home
of Mrs. Jos, Curtis.
Mrs.. Harry Horning and Miss.
Mary Clarke, of Toronto, visited
Mrs. Arthur Shaw last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Russel Bone, of
Brussels, were Sunday visitors with
Mrs. W. J. Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. , Kenneth Mac-
Tavish, of London, spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Alan H.
Neelon.
Rev. T. E. Kennedy, of Knox
Presbyterian Church, assisted last
Sunday evening at the anniversary
service in Belmore United Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Farrier and
daughter, of Whitechurch, and
Miss Dolly Vincent, of Galt, were
guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Johnston,
Visitors, at the home of Mr. and
Dr. Bell is an outstanding speak-
er and ,is in great demand, travel-
ling as he does throughout the
country in the interests of the
church. Special music will be ren-
dered by the choir and everybody
may be assured of a hearty wel-
come. The services will be at 11
in the morning and 7.30 in the
evening.
Scouts Seek Aid
Of Radio Hams •
Scouts across Canada, are, seek-
ing the co-operation of amateur
radio 'station operators to enable
them to participate in the Second
Jamboree-on-the-Air from October
23 •to 25.
Sponsored by the Boy Scouts In-
ternational Bureau in Ottawa, the
Jamboree-on-the-Air is a meeting
of Scouts via the amateur radio air
waves. QSL cards will 'be sent to
all Scouts contacting the Intefna-
tional Bureau's specially-licensed
amateur short wave station in Ot-
tawa, with, the call letters
"V E 3 J A M", during the Jam-
boree.
hORRIE
Mr. and MP, George Snider and
little daughter of Eirnira •spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, R,
Bennett,
Visitors with Mrs, Frances Strong'
an •SundaY were Miss Marjorie
Stewart, Mrs, Gordon and Mrs.
Patnaan, all of Harriston and. Mrs,
Winnifred Downey, Harriston,
ilarvest Thanksgiving services
will be held •Sunday next, Sept. 27,
in Si, Stephen's Church at 11.30
a.m, The rector, Rey. E, C, AU-
well, will preach,
Mrs, E. H. Strong returned home
from Llistowp1 Hospital on Sunday
after undergoing surgery,
The Rev. F. A, Pickering of Mt.
Forest and Conn Presbyterian
Churches was the preacher in the
Presbyterian Church on Sunday
morning. The Rev. W. J, MeClure,
conducted anniversary services in
Mt. Forest Presbyterian Church.
Guests on Sunday of Mr, and
Mrs. John Stafford were Mr, and
" Ri Chard '• Boten "of"'Win daer,'
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stafford of
Toronto spent Saturday at the
same home, Old friends will be
sbrry to learn that Mr, Walter
Stafford of Toronto suffered a
heart attack while visiting friends
in Dungannon and is a patient in
the Goclerich Hospital,
Mr, and Mrs. John Coultis' of
Courtright and Miss Pearl Ash-'
worth of Toronto were week-end
guests at the rectory with Rev. Bo
C, and Mrs. Attwell, Sunday guests
were Mr. David Ashworth, Mr, and
Mrs. Roscoe Hodgins and Eliza-
beth of Luean; Mr. and Mrs. F. C,
Attwell and Paul, and Mr: and
Mrs. J, Narejko add Edward of:
Brantford.
The Friendly Fours of the Gorrie
United Church will meet at the'
home of Mrs, Clifford Cooke on
Thursday of this week at 8.15 p.m.
WED ON' SATURDAY—Florence Irene Dawson, 'daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Dawson, Wingham ,anil Glen Douglas Meehan,. son of Mrs.
L. Machan and the late Mr. MaOhan of Brussels were married on
Saturay at the United Church manse.—Photo by Harvey McDowell.
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