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Mss Helen Merlins entertain-
ed her Sunday School class of
girds W. -dinner t•her home en
PundaY.
Members of the 'Y:?.I,1.;
eomeaided ,bY Itev, •Clirice,
Attended .A Yining People'S se'
Vic n.licosaii 'United Church
AnitileY evening,
Cpl. and Airs. Carl Stuckless.
Danny ,arid Ofanne of Afaepoit-
eld, Alan... are spending; the
monti) Pecenibex with Mrs.•
Stuckiess parents'', Mr. and Mrs,
Baroid Lightfoot.
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14 MRS. FRED POWDON
W.A. Meetinp
The Christmas Meeting of the
W.A. WU held in the, basement
of the ehnrcli On Wednesday'
.afternoon
- o& last ' week. Te
president, Mrs. Loyd;Hodgson,
,peed the .meeting and reports
were read.
• It was decided to send a dons -
tin to,the Children's War 40111 -
()vial Hospital and 111$0 to send
treats to •the shut -Ins. The roll
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01.11 was answered by the mem-
bers presenting' theit dime bags.-
„ Airs. Alton .1saad mock •the
chair for the entertainment part
of the meeting 104CA was .• i,1•1t".
on by part of the membership.
Mrs. (".letirge Hepburn and Mrs.
A. Smith took the -devotional. . A
solo- was sung by Mrs. Osborne;
a reading was given by Mrs,
!'owe; a Vegal number by a
ladles' -quartet* Mrs. V. Es-
sery, Mrs. Hepburn, Mrs. M.
Elliott and Mrs, Jack Essery.
Mrs.
A. lifeValls "gave a talk..
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ALL nitnibers. were on the Christ-
- Ines theme, The entertainment
coinmittee all joined in singing
A •Citrialna$ carol,
The ineeting was well attcnd-
ed -several ladies of the
congregation were .glieSta. The
haaeleteitt was • nicely .decorated
for the occasion.
Presentation And .psnce
' Mr: and Mrs, Harry Wilson
(newlyweds): were guests of
honor at a PreSentatitin and
dance in the Crediton Commun-
ity hall Friday night..
' An address was read by
Clare Wright of Byron and the
young , were • presented
with a purse of money.
W.M.S, Mesta . -
The,. December :meeting of the
W.11f,,S; was held in" the schoeli
room Of the .church on Tuesday
evening with a. good attendance.
Mrs. M. Elliott presided- over
a short • business session, The
toll- call was answered • with a
gift of money to the Children's
Aid Society in Goderich, The
0,0,1,T, were -re-affiliated with
the Society. • -
Mrs. rimer led the
worship service.- which wasfol-
lowed .as printed' in the monthly.
Musical numbers on the Prot
gram included a -piano solo by
Elaine Powe, ,vecal duets by
Jean and Joan Essery and Mrs.
L. Hicks and MrS.:4)Sborne, Mrs.
Gates read an .firlicle- deseribing
the Bishop of 'Huron's trip to
Bethlehem. • -
1104: J. • E. Whiting :was the
guest. -speaker •.ane gave an in-
teresting and . itiforMative talk, •
accompanied by • colored slides;
•destribing their ..*Orlt in Hazel-
ton, B.C. • • .• •
' Hostesses were 'Mrs. Frank
Hicks, Mrs; R. Shoehintoin, Mrs.
Hodgins and • alias Flossie
Davey.
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Lodge Honors
ClintonSweet
It was Clinton Sweet Night at
the Zxeter Lodge" of 'Oddiellows
Twiadey evening ,of Jest week.
The event was in celebration
of Mr. Sweet's fiftieth year, 4$
a member of the lodge irug
which time he hasmAinteineft
An active interest m degree
work. Tributes, were paid to
hint bn Brothers E. A.. Howald.
W. W. Tannin and Maurice
Quance,
•10. Sweet 'spoke of hip pleas-
• ant relations •with the lOrige and
(Winked the brethren for tl,te
tribute paid him • \l•
Stephen FA
ears Report
• A compeehensive *report on the
hog marketing situation was giv-
en to members of Stephen Feder-
ation of Agriculture last Week by
Edmond Hendick, township pro'
ducer representative.
• 'Nearly 200 Stephen farmers
and their wives heard guest
speaker -Elmer D. Bell, QC, Exe-
ter,.outline the income tax regu-
'globs in connection with the es-
tablishment of a basic' herd -
110 Was intrOduced by HarnId
Fahner.' and, thanked hy "Jim
Love. Other speakers included
Doug McNeil, R,R,; 6 laoderieb,
and Winston Shapten, R;R: 1
Exeter, president and vice-presi-
dent of the county organization,
• Entertainment was provided by
Mrs, • Len. Dilkes, Exeter; ' Mrs.
A. - McDougall; '1Cirkton, and
Gayle Atwell,- St, Marys.'
'Lloyd Lamport, • who presided
for the banqnet, was re-eleoted
-president. Vice-presidents- - are
HarVey .Hodgitir and 'Jim" Love,
Directors i n c 1 tud e Mr.• and
11fra, Alian• Richards,. Mr. • and
Mrs. Gordon Scott, Mr. and Mrs.
-Bruce Shapton, -Mr. and 'Mrs,
Ross • Krueger, Mr, and Mrs.
Russell Finkbeiner, Mr, and
Mrs, Walter -Weber, Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Love; Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Lake,Mr. and,: Mrs.
Verne Ridley, Mr. and Mrs.
.Kenneth, Baker, Mr. and . Mrs.
Roy Mason, Mr. %and. Mrs. Hil-
ton 'Ford,- .Mr, and Mrs.. Roy
Lamport, Mn -and Mrs. Oscar
Miller, • Mr. Melvin Stade and
Mrs, William • Stade, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Isaac, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Brophey. and Mr. and
Mrs. Seek Morrissey. .
Stephen Bill
$120,000
Stephen township council autho-
rized payment of accounts to-
talling nearly $120,000 at its fi-
nal - meeting of . the year last
week..
Aiming the; larger amounts
were; Crediton. • $2,340; Centra-
lia $1,942; Dashwood; $2,454,
• Council ' members - „received
their.- annual stipend: 'Reeve
MorrisseY, $.150 others, $2.50.
The Federation of Agriettiture
levy ,ameunted* to $885.
A ,grant of. $100 waspaid to
Crediton; community. centre and
$60 to Exeter- \Agriculture So-
ciety.
Fox. %unties went to George
Colleen, and Roger Sharpe:
Any Morenz was,' reappointed
township representative 'to 'SH-
IMS board. ' '
;Assessment of the Atisable
Authoritly's land, part. lot 23,
eon.' 6, was raised from. $200 to
$300. .F • • ' •
Council instructed that a
law, be prepared" to authorize
berriewing- from the Ontario Mu-
nicipal Board under the ,tile
drainage act. .'
Town' Topics
.120r. --Victor . Kyle, of Toronto
General Hospital- and -his „wife,
Dr. Jean Kyle: of Toronto Bast
General Hospital' and Miss 'Pat
Hopper, of 'Hamilton, spent' the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. E.
R. 'Hopper.
Mr. and • Mrs. 'Clarence Mt -
Williams, Bothwell, attended the
morning :service of James St.
United Church on .Sunday' when
their' -grandson, Mites Darel.
Keys was baptized, They visited
afterwards with Mr.' and . Mrs,
MurraY Keys and Mr. and Mrs:
Albert KeYs. ,
' Mr. ' and Mrs,- Neil **Jones,
Kitchener visited with -the form-
er's .parents, Mr, and Mrs. S.
„ Jona •over the weekend.
Mf. and Mrs. Malcolm Kirk-
landoatchenes, visited With the
former'S parents, Mr. and Mrs.
lames Xirklapd, sever the week-
end. • • • • •
M. and lifts. Jack McKay
and son of Stratfordspent Sun-
day "-With Miss Agnes Cutting.'
Miss. Greta Harness spent -a
few -days with 'Mr, and Mrs. C.
W. Hall, .St. Marys, '
Mr. Jack Cutting tr, -returned
to 'the Milne of his sister from
South Huron ;Hospital ' where he
ia recuperating front fall at
.1t0AF Station' Centralia, '
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Announcements
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IIRTHS
1-LICICS Mr .and 5irs. Stanley
Melo, R.11, 1 • Crecliton, are
halMY to announce the birth of
a'claughter in South :Huron Una -
CARDS OF THANKS
We Whsh to take this eppertun-
ity •to . thank our xnanY .friendS4
relathes and. neighbours who. ,so
IA Ind ly remembered Joe with
✓ erde, treats, flowers and vistta
hli'. 4L842 ai,i2;:470',in tare 117io.o111tal pi a:4 uoki% eialltenrd.Sttoou'Ifehis:5:
birth of sou at South Huron.
aud Mrs. Harold W. free" Pr'ticlul""' bl"a
onors, t e men who took part
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1411to and..audy, at, south Huro-ji who helped in any way.—Joe and
the Fjitirt‘hr4n? 111:17luiltte"is '111' Pl"thg bee 4" ever""
Hospital, • December 7, 1057.
james 13. and Airs. Marlon S. Moore Nvisheg to
thank the nurses and ista.ff of
birth of a son. ebaries Arti_lur'm end Dr. Reed. while In hospita/.--
aFAI.:01,11:::1•ChIeltrts.:1.0110:01.taritn:oputittuiv,r8: ,4„Prite.";.. st.l1;01:re e Dr. Fletcher
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South Huron Hospital; also a
comber 7, 1057.
NEIL and dean Neil (nee s 1• 7:\x7e. e74rIeeRllytiethSaliniltlineelv. elrvylnanleel$ ttol
Louise, weight 7 lbs., 15 •OBS.. Hospital; special thanks to 37)r.
KthiengbjirtaltreorlrlaYat era.nrretande: atrepaaltsi,enlislinta saonudth fluouwreorrs
In south liur01.1 140*rttal• No- Fletcher. 'Misr; ClaYlmle and staff
vember 28, 195, — a sister for ot the hospital. 12*
Wendy and •Jiturny. 1 wish to thank all those 'who
"aty,:0-4? Vuligr so kindly' remembered Inc -with
le, .30 rl moug cards treats. flowers, visits and
Exeter.. announce ibe birth et rails while a patient In St. Jo*
a daughter, Pamela jean. wt, oenwo 1.1 0 p 1-1, a 1. London, and
8 lbs., 5 ozs., at South Huron since returning home. All was
PR'EGENT—Air. and Mrs. Lt -len deeply aPpreciated, — Mrs. La.,
lPriaelsiranalloueziAcre th5etatbliTtlh ref" vir listehrnt; thank my friends and
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daughter, Marie, ';larlette., at neighbors for cards treats and
South Huron Hospital, Decent- flowers while a patient in the
ber 6, 1057, South Huron' Hospital and since
SONEIR and biro. Frank returning home. Special thanks
Soneir. Grand • Bend, announee Mies/ Cis,ypole and nursing
the birth of a seri, Frank staff; also Dr. qans.—J. Cutting.
Charles, at ,South 'Huron 1108- Sr. 12'
Pita', December 6, 1957.
TR4PP —• LAO and Robert 1 IN MEMORIAM
'Vera, 'Winnipeg, announce the Grizars — In loving memory of
birth of a son, Ronald. Paul, our dear mother, Pauline Greg-
NoVernber i6, 1957 — a brother us, who passed away December
for Steven ,and Dadd. 18, 1948, and our dear father.
UTTLET--Myies and 'ponna uttley 1 u s t Oregus, who passed
thee. Mitehell) wish to announce! away February 15, 1952.
• "To have, to love, and then to
4tthrye•lerthat or'vxtoirelria. scini.tosEprti:111,
London, December 7, 1907.
•• DEATHS .
xEssmr..-:).0). Clinton. Thursday,
December 6, 1957, 'William Res -
sell. late of =Stephen Township,
in his ninety-fifth year. .,,
HEYWOOD — On Noyernher 26,
- Alonzo John Heywood. Edmon-
ton. :Funeral held on Thursdar,
November 28. Interment In Mt.
Pleasant Cemetery, Edmonton.
MeTAG'G ART -- In,* South Huron
Hospital, Exeter, on Sunday,
Deeentherl, 1957, Dr. X. A. Mc-
nr"anital, Der -ember 10, 1004. thanks. tw the Hoffman. arribul-
Maleitla McCann. 12c
Taggart, in his eightieth year.
CARDS OF THANKS
wish to 'express rny 'sincere
thanks to all those' who so kindly
remenibered me with cards; treats
and visits during my illness at
horns and in St. Joseph's Hos-
pital, London.—Leona Amos. 12c
5 wish "to express my sincere
thanks to nisr neighbohrs and
friends -who so kindly remember -
ad treats, flower
w
me with cards,- s
and visits hiie. apatient in
Smith Huron Hospital and since
returning home.—Mrs, Maude Mc-
Donald, 12c
1 wish to express my sincere
thanks for flowers, cards and
visits while I was .in the hos-
pital: also to Dr. Goddard, the
nursing, staff ot Clinton ...Public
Hospital; Rev. C. D., Daniel, Bon-
thron's`Ambulanee, • Rensa,11 Eve-
ning Auxiliary. and the Hensall
Rinettes.—Grace Sararas, 12*
part,
Is the greatest sorrow of one's
heart."
—Sadly missed by their children,
grandchildren and 'Mary and
-a elm. 12*
SMITH—In loving memory of a,
dear 7119ther, biro. 'Elizabeth
Smith, who passed away De-
cerriber 16. 1956.
Nothing ea.n ever take away
The iove a heart holds dear,
Fond memories linger every day
Remembrance keeps her near.
Always remembered by Nancy
and BuS. 12
Town 'Topics •
bfr. and Mrs, Glenn Fisher
and family and Bennett Fisher
and Miss Marie Johns visited
over the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Amos Warwick; Port Bur-
en.
Carl Mills, Kirkton, has been
engaged by Exeter Public School
Board to replace Mrs. Elizabeth
Morris, who will retire at the
end of this year.
Mrs. Ulric Snell and Miss
Greta Harness spent a few days
in Detroit last week.
Mr.. and Mrs,. Garnet Pass-
more, Sarnia, Lisited over the
weekend with Mr, and Mrs,
William Passmore, Mr. and Mrs
Clayton. Frayne and Mrs. Clara
Hackney.
Tippli#44411voixte,
Wiliam Kesse1i 9
WMLam Re'.Ssoll, a native of
Stephen Township, died Tburs-
day,
December L at the rentintY
Unto Clintou,, la his .9.5tit 'ear.
A. brother,. Jonah, with whom
he resided M .Stephen,..died
1950. Surviving are a number nt
nieces.' and nephews.
Among those attending the fu-
neral from a distance were Mr.
and Mrs. Leander Ellenbaum... -of
Port Huron,- ,and Mr. and Mrs.
1.ifcElrourray. of Lansing, 141011.
The funeral ,Saturday, was: held*
:front the Ifopper4fockey funerAl.
4, Dies
home with Rear. IV.,
true Pashwod
Church, au
were Favid
Gerald Cockw
hag. Hitter) vova
Interment wu 60Emi,
Wins Ayrshire Colt
Don Lobb, BR i �untonowi
an Ayreshire calf.thik weak
scoring the highest points 111490
4-11 datry Club members in
counties.
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