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Further moves in colipeCt;cell 3l, 1964, iVIt. Cherniak said.
'fHE r t$ , BABY to 40 born in the new Seaforth Community Hospital arrived Thlirs- with the proposed SDH'S bt{ild
s ing program await an indicatio W R. Poole, QC, -.of London,
day, two ,�g •after the hospital opened. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis ,
from , the Ontario.. Muntgkia� McNall s ,lawyer, argued : that
Bicknell, ," 5, Seaford►,' and is shown here, with ,her mother and Dr." P. L. 'Brady. Later' r town council,,, was sitting as '.a
,�;v - Thuri;tla�; ° t11e ,second birth was, the daughter .,of Mr. and- Mrs. . Dirk Brink,. 'of Brod- Board regarding clearance poi ' board of office commissioners
proposed financing a ar>rii ey and could. not fire him without
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ttpootor' February .1 next. throughout tale eQulntY.:. should eolistrufeiir{ 'ie .P.lesert� ; • � .
intment is mandato fi e .;ref.' .'ested wilco there is Improvement Centennial pro. yeax`•old builc�i'a1T R *r A
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ept faro • Msch.. Mr. and Mrs. Root- borne 1 East Wawanosh 3 and could be the fikst Ste in; 4� ,i1: Highway 21, the lakesi ore Huron'. 1 t was'' suggested that of highways: and the comWittee
The post will ' be ' s dvertised, +ing to. tie in.=with the last two p gg
West ', Wawanosh 3. and council h2&—previously
and appliedtions. received at the Keys -and. and' family, Burlington; . additions that had. been built. •provision' of an option in' music. road; a distance of 10` miles ands •application 'be. made to 'the a reed 'to stick to .the min'
Reeve Leipen , g ister's
'November session, to;.be review- Mr• and Mrs, Ross Keys gild P r°, mentioned that :4 renovatign program would The move followed accept- a bit, It is one of a half dozen highways department to have it recommendations."
ed :by the 'committee and the family, Watfdrd; Mr. and. Mrs. in connection with one forestry not ,attraca necessary grants ante by the board of the'•resig- road's, .totalling .42.76 miles, designated as a 'development Chairman Grant Stirling re-'
name" of the 'successful a li- tract it had been, proposed to sand thus, would be almost as nation of George I•iildebrand; which county •council ,at its 'road. ported the Crediton-Khiva de-'
pp Robert Love and family, Lon- make a park of it, but it.was costly ,as.'a new, puilding, who for eight years had direct'
cant to be submitted to the don,, Mr. and Mrs. Ke s found' that regulations required ed th'e 'SDHs Girls' Trumpet June session, on recommenda- The one -day, agenda was velopment road ,50% complete,
January session, .,A minimum MurrayyY g q ,'" per municipalities approv- p tion of the roads committee, crowded, and the matter was the Clinton -Bayfield road 90%,
salary of $400; per month, plus and family, Exeter; Mn' Clar- construction of washrooms; 'etc., in the BanJ, Under, his direction . the and Donnybrook Midge 85%.
cote McWilliams, Rodney;. Mr. and it was not desired. to'under-. g proposal were Tucker- band has deleted from the county sys- referred to the 'roads commit- •
mileage, is ,proposed for a six- smith,, 'McKillop; :Grey, Hibbert gained. a high degree tem and reverted to the re• tee for re ort in Novelnber.
and M. Ross Love, Kippen' take such ex epee. P The, development road was to
months probationary period. p and Morris. of ' .acceptance by audiences spective townships. Residents *Che committee already 'had cost $460,000, and $169,794 has '
Mr.' and Mrs. Ken � McKay ' and Council authorized a etition , , across Western Ontario, at what g petition— before it a petition from rate- been spent.' A long-range road `
The building program at the family,Ki P on Road 10 signed a
ppen, and Mr, and to the Minister o£ Lands and have come. to be annual ap- 13 p y y and lifiid e
Museu is' ro resin fav pages of names, Clerk tress- a ers on Count Road 24, be- g program, based on
progressing g r Mrs, Albert Keys; Exeter, held Forests ,.requesting permissive Bodpiece: ;`Why so rliany. pea' pearances. urer John'Berry said—opposing a needs study, is to be, present-
abiy,,.'property. chairman Eime2' a reunion at the farm home of legislation "for smaller parcels plc in hospitals with ankle and' linden the nevy arran ement, Y pPosing tween Sheppardton and Auburn
ter reported. g the move. . Forwarded by the requesting that this: road be not ed at -the November session,
. Iii' P . . Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McEwen on of land to be reforested under knee injuries?" Miss Berger, who . for the past Seaforth law firm of McCon- deleted from the count s s -
"Mr, .Chisholm is, doing a Sunday and enjoyed a s or- agreement . on �- Y Y Reeve Stirling said. `
*wonderful m g - properties not Lunkhorn:,, "It's because the' •year has directed • the school nell &Stewart, it 'set forth that tem. No change was made, it � There will be an open season
job in putting up gasbord supper, served- on the suitable for agricultural pur- roads are full of these little .Glee Club, will also -direct the the citizens consider the road being the opinion of the coin- for deer Will
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this addition," he said, "We lawn. g should be maintained, "as an i mittee' "that, the road did not g :
are, fortunate to have him," poses." foreign n cars." band. • Nov. 8, 9 and 10. County coun-
Reeve R@g Jewell, GodeYich
mentioned that he had recently , cil accepted a recommendation ,
News of Week- in Walton . ' ' , from- its Agriculture Commit-
sho'wn the museum to a party tee that these dates be accept -
from the "cruise ship ,South {„ ■ ion
ed to coincide with those in.
American. CroWd ���, I neighboring counties. The first"Several spoke to 'kite• as eeke'nd for 'Cente nia1. Ce1 e'brat s .date, as Warden Glenn Webb, •
really impressed," he said. "In - remarked, coincid'g with the
their opinion, only •Detroit (By Mrs. pouglas Ennis) 'Smalldon; sing -song; led by Mrs. don MCGavin, Mrs: Andrew had participated or helped in and pass it `n to the next gen• B_yans, prior to, tale service and'Dominion election.
(Dearborn) •tops it. 'They said During the years 1853 't6 Neil McGavin and Mr , Jan Van' Coutts, Mrs. Wilbur' Turnbull, any way .with, the program. eration. - during the of£efto' - - "I do not think you will see
they will be coming biaek this 1856; settlers of '•English, Irish Vliet, attired as a ride and Mrs. Jan Van Vliet, Mrs,' Clar- Extends Welcome A softball , ame between the The choir rendered 'anthem's, many hunters in your fields
time for- a couple of days" and Scotch origin—but mostly groom;. 'chorus by CG1T Girls; ence•'.1Vlartiti, Mrs. George Wil- The- minister of the church, 'Brussels and Walton teams was with Graeme Craig takingthe that day," he said. 1:"
Continuation:..or otherwise of. Scotch ---came from , the Old Minuet, Carol Wilbee, Graham liamson, Mrs. Fred Uhler, Mrs. -Rev. Arthur Higginbotham, followed by' a game including solo part, and -a male quartette
Land to the Walton community, Craig, Glei ria Houston, Drian Luella Marshaz; Mrs. James spoke words of, welcome and teldtimers. Sorts committee s Huron council' erarlier this
the county's tree -planting pro- tY, Q, p p ung "He ,Lives." year voted against a deer sea-
gram has become a matter for :and it was ndt long before all Traviss, Sherrill. Craig and Smith and Mrs. Emerson Mit- introduced Colin Fingland, ' of were Brian Traviss .(convener), Rev. Mutch`inor 'chose "To- son, 'but this time approved it
consideration, a the 'pfovincial the land was taken up. Gerald Smith; fashion show,' by chell. /'l Wingham, a former, member of Robert Houston and Gerald day's Encounter" for his eve
a�� Mr. Smillie Mr. -Sim Mr. the UCW ladies, with Mrs. bon- In closing, all members as- the session, who 'man times Smith. without vote, after hearing a,
grant ended with conclusion ,of Psors, y ding ,sermon. text being: "Then presentation, by E. K. E. Dryer,
the 1964-•progfam: Blair and Mr. 'McLeod and aid Buchanan as commentator sembled• for a final song. conducted` services, in the A picnic lunch was served certain philosophers of the';;of the Lands and .Forests De -
"In addition," said Reeve Tom many others came during the for the old-fashioned costumes: urogram committee 'included church. , Mr. Firigland recalled by a number of, girls in cos- Epicureans` and the Stoups en- r
50's. These' were noble men of Mrs. Harve Crai Mrs. Ron- Mrs. Jan Van Van,Vliet, Mrs. Neil. how the early, settlers, chopped tume, under the direction of. countered Him.. When the chal- partment, and a discussion by
I;eipex, of, Hu11Ett, fn present Y-'' g, various members.
Ing the report of 'the agricul- sterling Christian eharacter. No ald Bennett (bride), Mrs. Neil McGavin .and Mrs. Ian Wilbee. out . a home and held- services the UCW`, ' lenge came Paul did not hest
less, ' courageous were the wo• McGavin (groom) Mrs, William At . the conclusion Mr. McDon- in private homes' -until a church ' Church Crowded " ..,. tate to encounter his foes and Mr. Dryer said northern coup
'� • men who accompanied' them as De.u�► is, Mrs. James McDonald, mld,, on behalf 'of, the program w,as built. He hoped that we in The sanctuary • and the base- critics. He took a part in dia- ties and districts have a week
- sisters, Wives 'and daughters. Mrs, laTorman Schade, Mrs. Gor- committee, thanked, all who our day keep the tdreh_ alive ment of Duff's -United Church logue by way of helping to pro open season, but; Grey and
K of These mexi and women toiled). were jammed with congrega' duce a favorable climate. 1 Brace three days. Answering a V
to uiako,.homes. No wonder that � •tion and friends Sunday morn- Must Face' U question by Reeve Clift, Bay -
home avis to them a • sabred yd, ing • to mark the 100th anni- .Likewise, ;the chu c h today , field, he said shotguns only
place. :' versary, must face up 'to its responsi- w d he permitted, and. no
1 n eta Os Calling upon God beside the do S. To Reeve Stewart • Proa
individual hearth was'"not en- ' " a ¢ ,'� Guest preacher, Rev. "J. 4. bilities in respect tot the de
Mutchmor, 'M.A., . B.Ii., D.D., ^tom of favorable rela- tent he said' eight or 10 coup- .
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officers .about 1863 in Hugh'McDonald's 1
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orator of the United Church,of tws of eo le, and be- will have an open season, „and
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Installation`of, the ,officers for of. a church,' so the first con - t• m„ ; • Canada, 'chose as his sermon, tween nation4,.. • • we are hoping, the whole lA
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t�te Fathe% . Stephen 1 eker� gregation was organized in the t "` Saviour' and Lord," with'. You The United Church has tak•
earl art of 1865. ,For some : ; are the Christ, the Son of the -n a stand in s• ;pelt to serviceG Reeve John Corbett, of Hay;
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' t me previous the t' , Living God," as the text., in, foreic:h lands, the indecision said he did not see why farm. ' of eaforih and district toolt,:.i p People met • ` � §•'. _
at intervals for worship: Re Jesus required loyalty of His of Commumism. China in the ers should not be allowed to
place in the council monis ozi ' p' Y• followers. He demanded their United Nations, the extension go out occasional) and shoot
Thursday. The installirip �bt�cer Jahn Ferguson •was called as ;� , �:�" � �` �� 4�- Y
was District Deputy Cecil Tufts their first minister fn 1865. : support, not only in his early of l offs ictal and medical servic• deer, "and no doubt some do." -
�, P thinistry, but also to the end, es •m ,our own' . land, acid the
of ,District 31, assisted' by his. , A celebration commemorat- �,, �c �a p ' � , `' even to the Cross. restrictions ,, of noel ar ex lo-
staff -of four from 1plroy Coun-
ing t ie 100th year of the found- : „ } r` i The church, said' - .Dr. Mutch- sions. l. exp
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Stratford. . ing of the Walton congregation t :i
Foilowingi 'sire the 16*," d„'of- began on . Satjirday • afternoon, e
,fr x ` ' more, is' described in the New In some areas, a more fair• 'H u �'"'��'"�
*hen the',members of buff's �` � �� � R � Testament In three words , in orable climate has been achiev-
• •ficers: Grand Knight, Charles , r Greek: (1) Ecclesea, (2) Koionia, ''ed in 'recent year`s, although in
Unjted' .Church; former "mem•,
Rau; Deputy Grand Kniglft, Al-` ' (3) Kuroi, meaning Saviour and other r Meets we have '
P bers and adherents, ,gathered , "iY' g g periods' and rrl'et
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Rau; chan'eellsir, ' osepli. on. the t` Lord, through dafi ernes
M&I,Il financial secret" Public School 'grounds ' i ,
Y' �• for an afternoon of entertain- i ,�, Y� n We need today, a . s>"rortgly are presently living in a Menlo
John J..'F`Ianagan;a, recorder, . - anent"• and, sports. " "i organized church or es clesea; Otis situation. ' '
Hagan; warden, James Kelly; Present Programa also a warm church, feil'owshili Tn,give flail, effective service ���nce� ,
treasurer, Clayton Looby; lee- , r; M plus the derision of the dedi, the church mfls give Christian ' -
turer, �-Program opened the activi• 'rdeputy 'witness, not nl within the Y
Frank' Reynolds; trustee,.. ties;,with � �" � cited Christian. AS .Good weather of the earl
Donald McDonald asY
d« Moylan;advocate, Dr, lid SiV• iMGr. .n Mrs 'Ian Wilbee as z �a moderator, Rev. Mutchmar four walls,{ the 1luitding. but part of last week allowed the
Stapleton, inside guard, James ' •. p gfi brought greetin s and congratu- also beyond the walls. 'There threshing of spring grain . to
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.. 0 i , pelY �b 'i 6rus by • Junior? almost cbmoleted. ,Abodt 20
' , '' ator, who is at present in Korea. part in social service in feed- e
Kr i�§itopfe ''`doy�'Sdhddl elasads square 11` aJAS A' LONG to bkbmembered oebasion• `when Duffs Cll"urch, Walton, marked the The minister, Rev. Arthur in per cent of the be•.A•n -'harvest
04r ,ipg 'tile 4venfng 'following 'ilakfeb •:.iti" costume; 'ineludkngh 100th • anniversary qf the 'foiinding of the 'congregation over the weekend. Former• mem Higginbotham,.g the hungry, id political af-
t�i{; .'rhi a ing were several draWsa;.AWi1 Yie "CdtEt ,' S iaron�,khrksf bers nd friericls of h`e talitiirch. 're ur a read 'a congrattf- fairs, and in international af• has been completed with above
fi a �- t n d to Walton from points iteross Ontario. Shown )story letter front Rev, Allan fairs. expected yields, Only the odd
et's. _:k+ere:.lecturer's' d:ra,lw) Ctall S. �i%' 'rll �lss, 3 AtE'` 4 y , a
vin', R�iau; door i„ rite, Keith *5J1VA#r tlr ii on, ut$,6ll,, B "c .here with the minister, Vw Arthur Higginbotham, are Mrs. Herli'ert Manning, 84, of Brus Johnston, of Brussels United The choir sang two, anthems silty has been filled—corn is
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100 .hliib ;aw, l7avl : It db0nil'1'tI" t#i IIavitl:,; 11aa11 eels, a member sinbe shd .Drag a child; Mrs. Edward Bryans, 85, . B'rttssels, a member since Ciiureh, with Miss Sherrill Craig taking mat�iring slowly. Wet .Wes ,
r , ' Special music was played, by the solo part, Mr, • Oonald Me- of he last ih�r
hark, uiich; • $' jal dem Giibs? � `ud. '$ o (t '''tjllutpflre X909, and -Miss Ida Tayiory ,�$i., .or, Mitchell, .a granddaughter 'of one of the � church -s• -first ' •. t feiy„ da s silo h h •
i tar, orlon, bolt ftt', ' ,-. • son s• i`e I ti "ifs, 1 the organist, , .1VIrs, . �ht at'vey� lA�rttifid contrib t '� `h 'solo. u � t
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a ,, the period , covering March 16 -
Further moves in colipeCt;cell 3l, 1964, iVIt. Cherniak said.
'fHE r t$ , BABY to 40 born in the new Seaforth Community Hospital arrived Thlirs- with the proposed SDH'S bt{ild
s ing program await an indicatio W R. Poole, QC, -.of London,
day, two ,�g •after the hospital opened. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis ,
from , the Ontario.. Muntgkia� McNall s ,lawyer, argued : that
Bicknell, ," 5, Seaford►,' and is shown here, with ,her mother and Dr." P. L. 'Brady. Later' r town council,,, was sitting as '.a
,�;v - Thuri;tla�; ° t11e ,second birth was, the daughter .,of Mr. and- Mrs. . Dirk Brink,. 'of Brod- Board regarding clearance poi ' board of office commissioners
proposed financing a ar>rii ey and could. not fire him without
hagen. - ,. u eilts; ac'cord'ing to boards c y a hearing: He cited`.several legal
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° appoint 'a canstructigh 'safety in de ingw.,ltow much I' tlie: land -The ,Farmstead , and Rural � ' ^ ,1! 1 i' f,: 2' { ;
ttpootor' February .1 next. throughout tale eQulntY.:. should eolistrufeiir{ 'ie .P.lesert� ; • � .
intment is mandato fi e .;ref.' .'ested wilco there is Improvement Centennial pro. yeax`•old builc�i'a1T R *r A
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iter provincial .le =islittion z tiuch,'url ever-increhsteg remand y SQaforth eouQl g ."' xHay ..
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ed by Wuiieil. , . Us , I e,_construetion of a new build- . musical nstruc 10!4 <» ' .. -
ept faro • Msch.. Mr. and Mrs. Root- borne 1 East Wawanosh 3 and could be the fikst Ste in; 4� ,i1: Highway 21, the lakesi ore Huron'. 1 t was'' suggested that of highways: and the comWittee
The post will ' be ' s dvertised, +ing to. tie in.=with the last two p gg
West ', Wawanosh 3. and council h2&—previously
and appliedtions. received at the Keys -and. and' family, Burlington; . additions that had. been built. •provision' of an option in' music. road; a distance of 10` miles ands •application 'be. made to 'the a reed 'to stick to .the min'
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'November session, to;.be review- Mr• and Mrs, Ross Keys gild P r°, mentioned that :4 renovatign program would The move followed accept- a bit, It is one of a half dozen highways department to have it recommendations."
ed :by the 'committee and the family, Watfdrd; Mr. and. Mrs. in connection with one forestry not ,attraca necessary grants ante by the board of the'•resig- road's, .totalling .42.76 miles, designated as a 'development Chairman Grant Stirling re-'
name" of the 'successful a li- tract it had been, proposed to sand thus, would be almost as nation of George I•iildebrand; which county •council ,at its 'road. ported the Crediton-Khiva de-'
pp Robert Love and family, Lon- make a park of it, but it.was costly ,as.'a new, puilding, who for eight years had direct'
cant to be submitted to the don,, Mr. and Mrs. Ke s found' that regulations required ed th'e 'SDHs Girls' Trumpet June session, on recommenda- The one -day, agenda was velopment road ,50% complete,
January session, .,A minimum MurrayyY g q ,'" per municipalities approv- p tion of the roads committee, crowded, and the matter was the Clinton -Bayfield road 90%,
salary of $400; per month, plus and family, Exeter; Mn' Clar- construction of washrooms; 'etc., in the BanJ, Under, his direction . the and Donnybrook Midge 85%.
cote McWilliams, Rodney;. Mr. and it was not desired. to'under-. g proposal were Tucker- band has deleted from the county sys- referred to the 'roads commit- •
mileage, is ,proposed for a six- smith,, 'McKillop; :Grey, Hibbert gained. a high degree tem and reverted to the re• tee for re ort in Novelnber.
and M. Ross Love, Kippen' take such ex epee. P The, development road was to
months probationary period. p and Morris. of ' .acceptance by audiences spective townships. Residents *Che committee already 'had cost $460,000, and $169,794 has '
Mr.' and Mrs. Ken � McKay ' and Council authorized a etition , , across Western Ontario, at what g petition— before it a petition from rate- been spent.' A long-range road `
The building program at the family,Ki P on Road 10 signed a
ppen, and Mr, and to the Minister o£ Lands and have come. to be annual ap- 13 p y y and lifiid e
Museu is' ro resin fav pages of names, Clerk tress- a ers on Count Road 24, be- g program, based on
progressing g r Mrs, Albert Keys; Exeter, held Forests ,.requesting permissive Bodpiece: ;`Why so rliany. pea' pearances. urer John'Berry said—opposing a needs study, is to be, present-
abiy,,.'property. chairman Eime2' a reunion at the farm home of legislation "for smaller parcels plc in hospitals with ankle and' linden the nevy arran ement, Y pPosing tween Sheppardton and Auburn
ter reported. g the move. . Forwarded by the requesting that this: road be not ed at -the November session,
. Iii' P . . Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McEwen on of land to be reforested under knee injuries?" Miss Berger, who . for the past Seaforth law firm of McCon- deleted from the count s s -
"Mr, .Chisholm is, doing a Sunday and enjoyed a s or- agreement . on �- Y Y Reeve Stirling said. `
*wonderful m g - properties not Lunkhorn:,, "It's because the' •year has directed • the school nell &Stewart, it 'set forth that tem. No change was made, it � There will be an open season
job in putting up gasbord supper, served- on the suitable for agricultural pur- roads are full of these little .Glee Club, will also -direct the the citizens consider the road being the opinion of the coin- for deer Will
Huron Countyon
this addition," he said, "We lawn. g should be maintained, "as an i mittee' "that, the road did not g :
are, fortunate to have him," poses." foreign n cars." band. • Nov. 8, 9 and 10. County coun-
Reeve R@g Jewell, GodeYich
mentioned that he had recently , cil accepted a recommendation ,
News of Week- in Walton . ' ' , from- its Agriculture Commit-
sho'wn the museum to a party tee that these dates be accept -
from the "cruise ship ,South {„ ■ ion
ed to coincide with those in.
American. CroWd ���, I neighboring counties. The first"Several spoke to 'kite• as eeke'nd for 'Cente nia1. Ce1 e'brat s .date, as Warden Glenn Webb, •
really impressed," he said. "In - remarked, coincid'g with the
their opinion, only •Detroit (By Mrs. pouglas Ennis) 'Smalldon; sing -song; led by Mrs. don MCGavin, Mrs: Andrew had participated or helped in and pass it `n to the next gen• B_yans, prior to, tale service and'Dominion election.
(Dearborn) •tops it. 'They said During the years 1853 't6 Neil McGavin and Mr , Jan Van' Coutts, Mrs. Wilbur' Turnbull, any way .with, the program. eration. - during the of£efto' - - "I do not think you will see
they will be coming biaek this 1856; settlers of '•English, Irish Vliet, attired as a ride and Mrs. Jan Van Vliet, Mrs,' Clar- Extends Welcome A softball , ame between the The choir rendered 'anthem's, many hunters in your fields
time for- a couple of days" and Scotch origin—but mostly groom;. 'chorus by CG1T Girls; ence•'.1Vlartiti, Mrs. George Wil- The- minister of the church, 'Brussels and Walton teams was with Graeme Craig takingthe that day," he said. 1:"
Continuation:..or otherwise of. Scotch ---came from , the Old Minuet, Carol Wilbee, Graham liamson, Mrs. Fred Uhler, Mrs. -Rev. Arthur Higginbotham, followed by' a game including solo part, and -a male quartette
Land to the Walton community, Craig, Glei ria Houston, Drian Luella Marshaz; Mrs. James spoke words of, welcome and teldtimers. Sorts committee s Huron council' erarlier this
the county's tree -planting pro- tY, Q, p p ung "He ,Lives." year voted against a deer sea-
gram has become a matter for :and it was ndt long before all Traviss, Sherrill. Craig and Smith and Mrs. Emerson Mit- introduced Colin Fingland, ' of were Brian Traviss .(convener), Rev. Mutch`inor 'chose "To- son, 'but this time approved it
consideration, a the 'pfovincial the land was taken up. Gerald Smith; fashion show,' by chell. /'l Wingham, a former, member of Robert Houston and Gerald day's Encounter" for his eve
a�� Mr. Smillie Mr. -Sim Mr. the UCW ladies, with Mrs. bon- In closing, all members as- the session, who 'man times Smith. without vote, after hearing a,
grant ended with conclusion ,of Psors, y ding ,sermon. text being: "Then presentation, by E. K. E. Dryer,
the 1964-•progfam: Blair and Mr. 'McLeod and aid Buchanan as commentator sembled• for a final song. conducted` services, in the A picnic lunch was served certain philosophers of the';;of the Lands and .Forests De -
"In addition," said Reeve Tom many others came during the for the old-fashioned costumes: urogram committee 'included church. , Mr. Firigland recalled by a number of, girls in cos- Epicureans` and the Stoups en- r
50's. These' were noble men of Mrs. Harve Crai Mrs. Ron- Mrs. Jan Van Van,Vliet, Mrs. Neil. how the early, settlers, chopped tume, under the direction of. countered Him.. When the chal- partment, and a discussion by
I;eipex, of, Hu11Ett, fn present Y-'' g, various members.
Ing the report of 'the agricul- sterling Christian eharacter. No ald Bennett (bride), Mrs. Neil McGavin .and Mrs. Ian Wilbee. out . a home and held- services the UCW`, ' lenge came Paul did not hest
less, ' courageous were the wo• McGavin (groom) Mrs, William At . the conclusion Mr. McDon- in private homes' -until a church ' Church Crowded " ..,. tate to encounter his foes and Mr. Dryer said northern coup
'� • men who accompanied' them as De.u�► is, Mrs. James McDonald, mld,, on behalf 'of, the program w,as built. He hoped that we in The sanctuary • and the base- critics. He took a part in dia- ties and districts have a week
- sisters, Wives 'and daughters. Mrs, laTorman Schade, Mrs. Gor- committee, thanked, all who our day keep the tdreh_ alive ment of Duff's -United Church logue by way of helping to pro open season, but; Grey and
K of These mexi and women toiled). were jammed with congrega' duce a favorable climate. 1 Brace three days. Answering a V
to uiako,.homes. No wonder that � •tion and friends Sunday morn- Must Face' U question by Reeve Clift, Bay -
home avis to them a • sabred yd, ing • to mark the 100th anni- .Likewise, ;the chu c h today , field, he said shotguns only
place. :' versary, must face up 'to its responsi- w d he permitted, and. no
1 n eta Os Calling upon God beside the do S. To Reeve Stewart • Proa
individual hearth was'"not en- ' " a ¢ ,'� Guest preacher, Rev. "J. 4. bilities in respect tot the de
Mutchmor, 'M.A., . B.Ii., D.D., ^tom of favorable rela- tent he said' eight or 10 coup- .
P
■ ough, so a meeting was called past Mod- tions etween individuals, be-
. ties in the Lakp -Huron district
officers .about 1863 in Hugh'McDonald's 1
LL.D., Toronto and
orator of the United Church,of tws of eo le, and be- will have an open season, „and
shanty to discuss the erection• � ...P P p
Installation`of, the ,officers for of. a church,' so the first con - t• m„ ; • Canada, 'chose as his sermon, tween nation4,.. • • we are hoping, the whole lA
- ..' „ ,. will.'.
t�te Fathe% . Stephen 1 eker� gregation was organized in the t "` Saviour' and Lord," with'. You The United Church has tak•
earl art of 1865. ,For some : ; are the Christ, the Son of the -n a stand in s• ;pelt to serviceG Reeve John Corbett, of Hay;
Cc'tiakncil, Knights of Columbus Y P
' t me previous the t' , Living God," as the text., in, foreic:h lands, the indecision said he did not see why farm. ' of eaforih and district toolt,:.i p People met • ` � §•'. _
at intervals for worship: Re Jesus required loyalty of His of Commumism. China in the ers should not be allowed to
place in the council monis ozi ' p' Y• followers. He demanded their United Nations, the extension go out occasional) and shoot
Thursday. The installirip �bt�cer Jahn Ferguson •was called as ;� , �:�" � �` �� 4�- Y
was District Deputy Cecil Tufts their first minister fn 1865. : support, not only in his early of l offs ictal and medical servic• deer, "and no doubt some do." -
�, P thinistry, but also to the end, es •m ,our own' . land, acid the
of ,District 31, assisted' by his. , A celebration commemorat- �,, �c �a p ' � , `' even to the Cross. restrictions ,, of noel ar ex lo-
staff -of four from 1plroy Coun-
ing t ie 100th year of the found- : „ } r` i The church, said' - .Dr. Mutch- sions. l. exp
lo-
Stratford. . ing of the Walton congregation t :i
Foilowingi 'sire the 16*," d„'of- began on . Satjirday • afternoon, e
,fr x ` ' more, is' described in the New In some areas, a more fair• 'H u �'"'��'"�
*hen the',members of buff's �` � �� � R � Testament In three words , in orable climate has been achiev-
• •ficers: Grand Knight, Charles , r Greek: (1) Ecclesea, (2) Koionia, ''ed in 'recent year`s, although in
Unjted' .Church; former "mem•,
Rau; Deputy Grand Kniglft, Al-` ' (3) Kuroi, meaning Saviour and other r Meets we have '
P bers and adherents, ,gathered , "iY' g g periods' and rrl'et
V'
Rau; chan'eellsir, ' osepli. on. the t` Lord, through dafi ernes
M&I,Il financial secret" Public School 'grounds ' i ,
Y' �• for an afternoon of entertain- i ,�, Y� n We need today, a . s>"rortgly are presently living in a Menlo
John J..'F`Ianagan;a, recorder, . - anent"• and, sports. " "i organized church or es clesea; Otis situation. ' '
Hagan; warden, James Kelly; Present Programa also a warm church, feil'owshili Tn,give flail, effective service ���nce� ,
treasurer, Clayton Looby; lee- , r; M plus the derision of the dedi, the church mfls give Christian ' -
turer, �-Program opened the activi• 'rdeputy 'witness, not nl within the Y
Frank' Reynolds; trustee,.. ties;,with � �" � cited Christian. AS .Good weather of the earl
Donald McDonald asY
d« Moylan;advocate, Dr, lid SiV• iMGr. .n Mrs 'Ian Wilbee as z �a moderator, Rev. Mutchmar four walls,{ the 1luitding. but part of last week allowed the
Stapleton, inside guard, James ' •. p gfi brought greetin s and congratu- also beyond the walls. 'There threshing of spring grain . to
Dice ist, a kb am' included:
g
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t.tside guard, Clem. f r cations on behalf of the moder 'is a place for the churcjt, lid ,take b
.. 0 i , pelY �b 'i 6rus by • Junior? almost cbmoleted. ,Abodt 20
' , '' ator, who is at present in Korea. part in social service in feed- e
Kr i�§itopfe ''`doy�'Sdhddl elasads square 11` aJAS A' LONG to bkbmembered oebasion• `when Duffs Cll"urch, Walton, marked the The minister, Rev. Arthur in per cent of the be•.A•n -'harvest
04r ,ipg 'tile 4venfng 'following 'ilakfeb •:.iti" costume; 'ineludkngh 100th • anniversary qf the 'foiinding of the 'congregation over the weekend. Former• mem Higginbotham,.g the hungry, id political af-
t�i{; .'rhi a ing were several draWsa;.AWi1 Yie "CdtEt ,' S iaron�,khrksf bers nd friericls of h`e talitiirch. 're ur a read 'a congrattf- fairs, and in international af• has been completed with above
fi a �- t n d to Walton from points iteross Ontario. Shown )story letter front Rev, Allan fairs. expected yields, Only the odd
et's. _:k+ere:.lecturer's' d:ra,lw) Ctall S. �i%' 'rll �lss, 3 AtE'` 4 y , a
vin', R�iau; door i„ rite, Keith *5J1VA#r tlr ii on, ut$,6ll,, B "c .here with the minister, Vw Arthur Higginbotham, are Mrs. Herli'ert Manning, 84, of Brus Johnston, of Brussels United The choir sang two, anthems silty has been filled—corn is
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100 .hliib ;aw, l7avl : It db0nil'1'tI" t#i IIavitl:,; 11aa11 eels, a member sinbe shd .Drag a child; Mrs. Edward Bryans, 85, . B'rttssels, a member since Ciiureh, with Miss Sherrill Craig taking mat�iring slowly. Wet .Wes ,
r , ' Special music was played, by the solo part, Mr, • Oonald Me- of he last ih�r
hark, uiich; • $' jal dem Giibs? � `ud. '$ o (t '''tjllutpflre X909, and -Miss Ida Tayiory ,�$i., .or, Mitchell, .a granddaughter 'of one of the � church -s• -first ' •. t feiy„ da s silo h h •
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