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MINTON NEWS -RECORD
THURSDAY', NOVEMBER i1, ;1955
News of ' Brucefield
Correspondent - MRS.' IL P. BERRY
Phone Clinton 618 r 22 or Seaforth 659 r 52
(Intended for last week) and Miss,Mary Swan for, a few
Mrs. C Ham and Miss Mary days.
Swanspent a few days last week Mrs, J. W. Steakhouse and Mrs,
visiting Mrs. Ham's relatives in Mac Wilson visited with Mr, and
Fergus. Mrs. StanleY Neal, Glencoe,
re
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Abs.
Mss Doris Walker, daughter of Gently.
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Walker, The many friends of Robert
had an appendix operation in Scott "Butch" Mustard, are ' sorry to
'Memorial, Hospital, . Seaforth, last learn that he is seriously i11 at
week: his home.
Mrs. Gordon :Elliott and son
Lawrence, visited a few days with
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr,
and 'Mrs, George Griffiths in
Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott spent
the weekend in London with
Misses Ina and Ellen May Scott.
Mr. and Mrs.' Drew Boyce, To-
ronto, visited with Mrs. C. Ham
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WA Meeting
The Woman's Association met
in the church school room on Oc-
tober 25, with 24 members pres-
ent. Miss E. Bowey and Mrs.
Ross Scott, were in charge of the
devotional exercises. Scripture
was taken from John 14: 1-15.
Mrs. Scott led in prayer, and Miss
Bowey took as her topic, "The
Way."
Mrs, N. Baird, president, took
the chair, and the creed was re-
peated in unison. Mrs. W. Mc-
Beath made the secretary's re-
port; Mrs. H. Berry .gave the
treasurer's report and received
the offering.
Decision was made to pay for
the shingles and other work done
on the manse, Thank -you notes
were read from Mrs. Triebner,
Mrs. Cairns and Mrs. W, H. Pep-
per. Repairs will be made on the
gas stove A special offering was
taken to defray expenses of the
lunch for the bazaar.
A striking committee to bring
in a slate of officers for 1956 was
appointed: Mrs. Ross' Scott, Mrs.
Ed Allen, Mrs. W. Fotheringham,
Mrs, T. Caldwell, Mrs. W: Me -
Beath,
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WINGHAM MAY HAVE
INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY
The possibility that an Inter-
mediate '"A." hockey team may be
organized in Wingham has been
discussed during the past week.
Under the proposed set-up the
Wingham team would be in a
hockey loop consisting of Gode-
rich, Exeter, Milverton, Strathroy
and Forest.-Wingham Advance -
Times.
Canadian defence expenditures
run close to $2,000,000,000 a year.
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CKNX-TV Speaker
At Blyth Lions
Vin Dittmer, of CKNX-TV staff
predicted opening dates for the
station going on the air, as No-
vember 18 or November 25, when
he spoke before a meeting of the
Blyth Lions Club recently.
According to Mr. Dittrner, Blyth
should receive excellently from
Wingham, since that village is on
the rim of the "A" reception area.
The "B" reception area should
reach as far as Wiarton on • the
north and Mitchell and Bayfield
in a southerly direction. This
would include Clinton. and the
surrounding farm area. "C" re-
ception is expected to reach Lon-
don, Galt, and Alliston.
The speaker mentioned that
along with the popular network
shows currently seen on CFPL-
TV, CKNX plans to develop their
own shows from the studio as
well. One of the Wingham shows
will be a TV version of the Sat-
urday night barn dance, Staff
at CKNX will increase 20 to 25
people to handle the extra work
They expect to come on the air
at 4 p.m.
Hensall IOOF Has
Officers Installed
(lay our Henson correspondent)
Past District Deputy Fred Boyce
and his installing team from
Brucefield installed the following
officers of Hensall IOOF lodge
No. 223, in the .lodge rooms on
November 1: Junior Past Grand,
Wilmer Jones; Noble Grand, Har-
old. Parker; Vice Grand, Milton
Lavery; recording secretary,
Percy Campbell; financial secre-
tary, P. L. McNaughton; treasur-
er, Ed Munn; warden, Charles
Hay; conductor, Tom Meyers;
chaplain, Clarence Volland;
Inside guardian, Allan Johnson;
outside guardian, Garnet Mous-
scan; right supporter of Noble
Grand, Sydney McArthur; left
supporter of Noble Grand, Ed.
Corbett; right supporter •of vice
grand, Edwin Taylor; left support-
er of vice grand, Bill Coleman;
left. scene supporter, Joe Flynn;_
right scene supporter, Ernie Chip -
chase.
The open-hearth method is em-
ployed for most of Canada's steel
production.
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Nov. 11 Parade
(By our Ilengall correspondent)
Mrs, D. McKelvie, chaired the
meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary
to the Canadian Legion held in
the Henan Legion Hatt last Tues-
day and announced that the Aux-
li
a
will march hon Remembrance
a emir
m ranee
Day from the school to the Ceno-
taph and will place 'a wreath.
The Auxiliary will also cater to
the Legion supper in December,
and will sponsor a raffle to take
place before Christmas.
Nominations were held hi the
charge of Mrs. L. Sangster. A
recreation period of bingo direct-
ed by Mrs. William Brown and
Mrs. Gordon Munn was enjoyed.
Goderich Township
Five More Huron County People Will
Register With CRIB For Special Care
Five residents of Huron County Board lends jmachines and pays
for secord service," Mr. Wheeler
said,"and the Post Office handles
records without charge. It costs
the blind nothing,"
will be added to the 54 registered
with the Canadian National Insti-
tute for the Blind following a trip
through the county by E. F.
Wheeler, District Field Secretary
for this area.
At the same time, special pre-
ventative eye care is being ar-
ranged for a nine-year-old school
boy and a high school student.
and arrangements completed for a
cataract operation for a middle-
aged woman.
Mr, Wheeler said that talking
book machines' had been delivered
to three • blind persons in the
county and arrangements made to
supply recordings of books from
CNIB's special library in Toronto.
"The Huron County Advisory
' St. Jamas WA
The Woman's Auxiliary of St.
James Church, Middleton, met on
Wednesday afternoon, November
2, at the home of Mrs. Robert
Rowdeni with 24 ladies present.
The meeting opened by singing
"The Lord is my Shepherd" with
Mrs. Edward Wise at the piano;
the members' prayer and the
Lord's Prayer were said in un-
ison.
The president, Mrs.• John Mid-
dleton, read excerpts from the
Living Message, from a. letter by
the Bishop of Korea. The min-
utes were read by the 'secretary,
Mrs. Ray Wise and the treasurer's
report given by Mrs. Edward Wise
showed a balance of $76.45.
A nominating committee to con-
sist of Mrs. John Middleton, Mrs,
Arnold Miller and Mrs. Milton
Steepe, was appointed to present
a slate of officers to be brought
in at the annual meeting in De-
cember.
Mrs. Gordon Rathwell gave a
humorous reading "I always Sew
by Ear," which was very well re-
ceived and M.S. Milton Steepe
gave a serious reading, "God's
Care for His Own," based on the
Twenty-third Psalni, During the
afternoon quilting on a crib quilt
was in progress.
The meeting closed with the
Mizpah benediction after which
lunch was served.
P••••••••••••••
.As Mr. Wheeler completed his
regular field trip,the Annual
Op-
erating Fund Campaign' for CTTIB
in the county neared its 1955 ob- ' '
jective of $3,500. "Response to
the appeal has been excellent to
date," he said, "and it is hoped
that belated donations will put
the campaign over the top."
The five new blind to be reg-
istered include three elderly men,
a middle-aged man and a house-
wife, Special services will be ar-
ranged for those requiring theta.
Treatment by specialists in Lon-
don will be arranged for, the
school boy and high school student.
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