450 At Surprise Canon Maxwell Reception for Rector 25 Years Sunday afternoon the Hornby and John s Stewarttown along with friends from the surrounding and guests from various parts of the province met together to honour Canon James Maxwell and his family it was his anniversary as rector of the parish The reception held the Master Invited to an informal gettogether of the two congregations program with Bob as emcee with the children of St John Sunday School singing Everything is Beautiful Wolf Cuba and Boy Scouts of St Stephen followed The cubs sang around campfire the moonlight and the scouts suffered through inspection day HONOURGUARD St Stephen Sunday School children sang Lord is my Shepherd Cubs with their leaders Mr and Mrs PriceJones Doug Wood and Jeff DrewBrook formed an honour guard and the Maxwell family were escorted to he plat form where they were presented with corsages by Mr and Mrs Chase and Mrs Grant A cake made by Mrs Frank Chiflholm was beautifully decorated with a lighted church with figures of a minister and choir members and had the inscription Never before in the history of our churches have two people done much for so many Terry Gracy Murray Royce and Wendy Sawyer sang a little welcome song to all the guests YOUR A program This is your Life brought a great deal of humour as Canon Maxwell tried to identify the person whose voice came from the other room These Included Frank Bishop Wilkinson Mrs Jean Campbell originally of Grand Valley now of who was the first baby he baptized Howard Lambert Hamilton John Arm strong Georgetown Mr ana Mrs George Irvine his first wedding in Grand Valley Carman Jelly Bowling Green and Gilbert English A tape was played from Archdeacon Powell formerly of Milton now at Med icine Lodge Kansas Other members of the clergy attending were Rev David Hal ton rural dear Rev Pat and Mrs Rev Bob Foster Milton and Rev Lynn Adams Hornby PLAQUES Suitably engraved plaques were presented to Canon Maxwell for St Stephen by Vem Chase and for St John by Howard and for their home by Kenneth Grant Other gifts included a set of stainless steel cutlery pendant watches for daughters Laurie and Mary Jean an oil painting and a cartoon drawing a recorded tape of the afternoons program a book from the congregation or Hillcrest and Bethel United Churches A provincial scroll recognition was presented by Jim Snow M P Other gills of china books and flowers were also given during the reception On behalf of the congregation and many friends Vcrn Chase presented Canon Maxwell with a well filled TL LEG HAMS Telegrams and cards were read from attend from Toronto Kings vi lie Sudbury and Florida Canon expressed his thanks and that of his family and spoke of friendly relationship with the people of his and district neighbours were served to people who had signed the guest Robert Harris held the winning ticket on on embroidered mode by the women of St John s Guild and displayed heir annual bazaar Saturday Undaunted by wet weather a great many people attended and did some of their Christmas shopping There were and novelties baking candy and preserves A touch and take table was soon cleared Children en joyed a fish pond and men as well as women visited the gypsy tea cup Afternoon tea and a salad plate supper wis by all at tending Door prizes throe animals were won Theresa Mrs Tripp Mrs J Maxwell and Mrs C A Grant The service of was held Sunday morning in St Jot in Anglican Church with Bishop nth BIRTHDAY A REAl SURPRISE Once they pass most people prefer to forget about birthdays Imagine the of Mrs Louis Brodhaecker when she dbcovered she had indeed one birthday and on Friday became Instead of expected A check on her certificate revealed her true age Celebrating her birthday at the home of her granddaughter Mrs a aire Mountairtview Rood Mrs only comment was I didn feel old lhinkingIwouldbeonlyS9 but now that I realize I m 90 1 feel like an old woman Mrs Brodhaecker has wo grand daughters and six great grandchildren Her original home was in llano it but six now resides with another granddaughter in Niagara Falls WINTER FOOTWEAR Silvers Features A Complete Range of Quality Rubber Footwear For The Entire Family Guaranteed Canadian Brands ILVERS Quality Shoe Dept nil In charge the service Canon Maxwell presented candidates Brad and Carolyn Winter and of Hornby Beer David and Stephen Thorns Andrew and Drew dark of Stewart town During the service the bishop gave special tribute to young org an 1st Kevin Harris and to the children taking part in the choir Mrs A Grant May Put County Records On Film Hal ton County is microfilming its records as a deluge of paper fills up its ad- m lustration offices Clerk administrator Garfield Brown told the property committee Monday that despite provincial permission to destroy most records over seven years old records sit in meet of the stairwells on the ground floor files have been placed in the boiler room and roads department papers have overflowed into the of the men washroom Brown will approach the at department to see a timesharing plan can be worked out for county use of the Registry Office moil after hours tUHK TOWS NOV 1U71 Page Tinkerbel For PreSchool Handicapped Nursery The Tinkerbel Nursery lor physicallj and mentally hart capped children is now open Located In the recreation room of ARC Industries in Hornby mid run by Mrs Jennie of Acton with the help of volunteer assistants the Nursery opened off September with four children Since then two more joined the and which last from A for who our that day opened tin nursery una noli Christine rcceiicd its of mention as Mrs Kiii km I id invited ail mothers and volunteers inu Kid the opening them with tin il lajout of nurMry her jet tries for he IMMIIIST i Thanks to tin of individuals he Association nursery is entitled mule will eiere is still a number of things on their Wish list The Ontario Association for the Menially Retarded is endeavouring lo help establish preschool 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