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prayer by 1Virs--- , ,., 004 '''The
• ralture lessen was read in uni-
son. Alfrk'Slijogr- Pater lead a
PoPeAii,-- ‘71.14 ,Little el'AUrelc4t;''' and
Mrs. litigli., . C. Wilson rea4. an 4r.',
tWe on 'Temperance. tire, Frank
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.Th,.. 11404 et,the:Past year's
work of the seciety, was given.,•• as
follows.:::,,SeOkAtAres FOPPrt 1Z..4,4 ,
0. *jig; treasurer's report- o
rs: Elmer Potter and !t119, Mision
iind report by Mrs. 11`k - Ate-
„Cuilough- 2., was decided to, wake
four woof, sweaters for .a Northern
Maria mission., field ,and also to
send a parcel of ,bIlby,clothing to•
Mrs. Edward Grigg and'
Mrs Reg, Miner 'sang as'a duet,
"In The Garden," accompanied at
the piano by Mrs. Bill Newnan.
Mrs. Multielland.gave a talk, based.
on a story by W. J. May, entitled
"Life's Ptirtase." MIS: Bert Tiibb
took the chapter in the study book,
and the meeting eloped with a
hymn .and 'Prayer 'by 1V1rs"., H. C.
Wilson. . .
The W.A. meeting opened with
thesinging of thethem,e song and
repeating. the •Creed. Mrs. Harry
Cudmore, pradent, of the W.A.,
was , in the' chair, g and ,gave the
comments on the Scripture lesson,
which Mrs. Minian Heard had read.
Mrs. Edward Grigg gave the treesurs report; Mrs. W, Yeo gave
•the secretary's report and Mrs.
B. '3. Mac,Nlath, gave the report of
the flower committee., „:,Mrs. R.
Comore And Mrs. Edward • Grigg
were named to the manse commit-
tee. Mrs. Reg. Miller, Mrs. Lloyd
Bond!and Mrs. Frank McCullough
-were' named a committee to make
plans fpr a spring social evening.
The meeting closed with the bene-
diction. Lunch was served by the
hostesses for the day, Mrs. ^Edward
Grigg and Mrs. Frank 1VIcCullough.
The friends t‘f Mrs. E. A. Yea
will be • pleased to know that' she
Meet sono of standard bearers who will repre.
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PETER KIRBY, St. Jovite, ERNIE McCULLOCH
(captain) Mont Tremblant; ART TOMMY, Ot-
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be..En assisting in the coaching. He will not go. •
overseas. Ernie is considered the hottest racer in
Canada and an ideal team pilot. The team is
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WESTFIELD, Jan. 20. -- The
monthly meeting of the W.M.S..
was. held on Wednesday -afternoOn
at the home of Mrs. Walter Cook
with 15 present. The call to wor-
ship was given by, Mrs. Gordon
Smith who was in charge of the
group. Prayer was 'taken by Mrs.
IVIarvin McDowell.. There veal' .,a
piano solo by Mrs. Murray Mc-
Dowell. The chapter in the study
book, "Where'er the „; Sun," was
given ,,by Mrs: Norman McDowell.
'A reading, "My Daily Prayer," was
given by Mrs. Jack Buchanan. The
bilsiness was conducted by the
president, 1VIrs. Charles Smith, who
gave a message of the New Year.
A letter of protest is to be sent
to IVIcLean's Magazine and Reader's
Digest, protesting against their
liquor. advertisements. Reports
were given by the various ,treasur-
ers and .supply secretary. The
meeting closed With a hymn and
prayer.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman McDowell
of WiltoA Grove were visitors, on
Thursday with Mil' and Mrs., El-
• wood Staekhouse. " •
Mr. and Mrs: Douglas Campbell,
James and Eric, \visited on Wednes-
day with Mr. and Mrs. John Boyd
of Walton.
•°Mr. Wm.- McDowell visited on
Thursday with Mrs. Wesley Stack-
house and' Miss Eva of Brucefield.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith ..and
• family. .visited- ,on • Saturday with
Miss Edna. Smith, of ,Kitchener.
'alsO With -Mi. and Mrs. lain Gear
of 'Waterloo.
Yirs. Alva, 'McDoWell visited '
Friday with' Mrs. Bert Vodden of
Clinton. • n,
Mrs.Fred Cook visited on, Fri-
day' with Mrs. Bob Moore of Dun-.
ganrion.
The meeting was led by Lyle Smith,
who gave the call to worship.
The Band repeated the member's
pyrpose in unison. Prayer by Mrs.
Hugh Blair. Scripture wa$ read
by Ronald Snell. Readings were
given by Dercithy Hewett and Htigh
Campbell. 'The study book„.4was
taken by Mrs. Blair. The.. story
told by Mrs. Howard Campbell. The
meeting closed with the benedie-
tion by Mrs. Alvin' Snell.
-Mr. and Mrs. Donald Campbell
and, childten of Ligtowel visited
on, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Campbell. :
'KINGSBRIDOE
KINGSBRIDGE,. Jan. 20. Miss
•Reta Doherty and her brothers,
spent the- week -end in Hamilton.
Mr. 'and "Mivg:rWalter Clair at-
tended the funeral cil.the late„John
E. Ryan, Mrs: --Clair's Uncle, en
Thursday morning in Chesley. The
Requiem high mass was sung by
Rev Father L. Ryan, of Brantford,
in, St. Ann's Roman Catholic
,Chtirch, Chesley.- Interment w;is
in Brant cemetery.
• Mr. Edward, 'pwyer, Mrs. T.
Dwyer and" Miss Geraldine Con-
nolly, of Kmkora, spent Sunday at,
rthe-,horne.,of nd,,,mrs„ 'MO
Frayne. •
• Mrs. Sheridan, our •teacher, is
ill with the flu in- Goderich hos- .
pital. The school •vves closed all
during last week, :Int re -opened
Mondaye;,,morning--Withl,-Mrs:e, Don.
Frayne as teacher during Mrs.
Sheridan's. absence. •,
Herb Drennan Wen the door
prize on Friday night at the dance
held in' the parish hall here. he
net dance sponsored by th.C.
will be on Friday, Januaryt 9:-
Mr. 'and Mrs. Gene Frayne,
Danny and Jimmy, spent the, le
end. visiting with relativestiLis-
towel an Hesson.. .4 ,
• Miss Ann Whaling,' of Clinton,
visited with friends here and in
Goderich during the past week.
Miss Yo Van Osch returned from
Loridortlast week -r -where she had
been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Sehuurman and family,
Miss Marie Johnston, of Gods -
rich, spent the week -end at . the
• t-40FhOZ,of her grandmother,
aMts. E.
,5 O?"
Sincere sympathy. is extended fo
•••Charles - Boyd -and family, firthe
- man - You re- Cra loss Of his son, Donald, who fied
during th'e paSt week in -:Buffalo.
QL.ijCK CANADIAN QUIZ employs one out of four working
•.
1. Who was Twelfe-Foot' Davis?
a Of Canada's 1419 million popula-
tion, how many are full-time jab -
holders? .
3. Of the 2 374 240' Canadians who
paid income tax in 1950, hoW
• many had incornes of more than
$15,000 a year?
4. A group of Canadians are living
at Alert, less 'than 500 miles
from the North .Pole. What is
fakir job? '• . •
• 5. The manufacturing industries
Canadians. .3.: Less than . one per
cent, 19;890. -1. 'A Cariboo. pros-
pector who >staked a 12 -foot strip
between two gold claims that were
over legal,sizeatid took out $20,000
gold. 4. They man an . Arctic
weather ,station. 2. Less than one
third, 4.8 million.
(Material supplied by the...editors
• of Quick Canadian Facts, the-haild,
book of facts about Canada.)
,PHONETIC HIStoR
"And new," said the history
are- Canada's, largest employer. Iteacher brightly, "can anyone tell
Do they employ one put of 19 me who Joan of Arc was?"
'working Canadians, one out of The Class was silent, ' and then
lour, ont out of 30? • • - , one smart boy ventured tentative-
. ANSWERS: 5. Manufacturing "Maybe she -was Noah's wife?"
Mr. Ralph Rodger is spending a
few- days with Mr. and Mrs. Mansel
Cook . of Kinburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Buchanan arid
Mrs. Fred qcook visited on Tuesday
with, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Black
of the 6th concession of East
Wawanosh.
The Mission Band met on Sun-
day in the church school room.
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pimp) ,2401, ivrth seas
ranch as 20 sq. in. larger than
many so-called 21 -inch sets.
Classic Mahogany finish
contole with swivel casters.
home .on Stuid'ay4olloWing a hernia
operation in the ykringham hospital
on Tuesday.
Miss Margaret MacPherson, Reg.
N., has returned to her duties, on
the staff of St. Joseph's Hospital,
London.
' 'Mrs. D. Todd -is spending a 'few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. D,
J. McIntosh and Mr. McIntosh in
St. Catharines. ,
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Tor weak, rundown feeling due solely to
body's lack -of iron which many men and
women call "old." Try,. Ostrex ,Tonic,Tablets,
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an drug stores•everywhere,y •
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• POUTER'S HILL
PORTER'S HILL, Jan.,.20.-The
monthly, meeting of the W.A.-of
Grace, Church was held - at ,the
home -of Mrs. Allen Betties with
18, members present.," The presi,
dent, ..Mrs.- John MeCWa, Opened
the ;meeting with"4---tymn, -after
which. Rev. Peter Renner led in
prayer. The Scripture reading was
read by Mrs. G. 1VIzining. The
secretary and treas rer gave re-
ports. The roll call was answered
by the paying -of fees.,--During-the
afternoon two crib quilts were
quilted,. and ',blocks were -handed
out to embroider for two nide.
Holiday Bells were handed ,Out..
'Discussion on the buying of dishes
-for the •church kitchen resulted in
the ordering of seven dozen. Meet-
ing chised with the benediction
and. the hoStess served a lovely
lunch. ;February meeting will be
held at the home of. Mrs. Alin
Betties.
The Young People ,held a troki-
nole party and box social in the
basement of -the church last Thurs-
day evening. First -part of the
evening Was spent in playing creak -
ole, razes going to: High, lady,
a. -Arlie liti-ekhatt- „high iIL
Donald • Harris; low lady, Shirley
AteCowan; low gent.,D. M6bougg11;-
ersun getting the moist twenttes,,,
'11, Proctor. The evening cable
tura-dose when the' lunch btnces
were sold -and the young
supplied .coffee., -0.. 7
;.TACitP01 of 14O 00 for ix, use
If not won on Saturday-, value of jackpot and also
number, of calls will be raised each week until it
is won.
is improving in , health following
her recent illness, and ik at the'
home of her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yeo.
Mrs. D. E. Glidden spent -the-
past week in Detroit at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brown.
The annual congregatiOnal sup -
!per of Holmesville United Church
will be held in the Sunray School
rooms on Wednesday eveg„illgy-- -
February 3.
-The 'Congo River, with only a
few transfers required by water-
falls and rapids, is navigable by
river steamer for almost 4,000,
miles.
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