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2 NORSHORE SENTINEL Thursday, April 27, 1961 DORION-HURKETT HAPPENINGS MRS. KIRKPATRICK HONORED WITH BIRTHDAT PARTIES by Anna Larocque Mrs. Ella Kirkpatrick celebrated her 70th birthday on April 3 and since has been guest of honor at two birthday parties put on by her family and friends. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kirkpatrick and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith and families of Schreiber. Mr. and Mrs. John Aho and family and Mr. and Mrs. Pykalinen of Nipigon and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mior, Mr. and Mrs. Art Mior and Anne Mior of Port William. Mr. and Mrs. Muloin Moe and family have returned to Duluth after spending a couple of days with Mrs. Moe's sister and brother in-law' Charlotte and Bill Angel-off. Mr. and Mrs. Axel Peterson and Mrs. Hilding Jensen, Brian and Wayne of Port Arthur were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Swanson. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Soloway and family of Vancouver were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wandell. Mrs. Soloway is Eugene's sister. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Pio Rioto of Gerald ton visited with relatives over the weekend. St. Matthews W.A. D orion held their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Mary Kay last Wednesday evening. President Mrs. Anne Watty opened the meeting by the singing of a hymn. Eight members answered the roll call by paying a dime for a flower fi ’ Pour visitors were present, Mesdames Marie Swanson, Helen Stenlund, Violet Wandell and Peggy Kay. Mrs. Joan Lajeauness was appointed as acting secretary in the abxence of Mrs. Florence Gamble. Mrs, Margaret Gregory gave a card report and a report was also given on the bake sale which was held April 13 at the Dorion Inn. The secretary was asked to write Mrs. R. Atwill of Nipigon and invite her to attend the next meeting. The date for the Dorion Derby was changed from June 17 to June 10. The derby site will be at William Pawluk's. A reading was given by Mrs. Mary Tolmonen. Mrs. Mary Kay has bee - appointed press reporter for the W.A. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Mary Tyler. The meeting was closed with prayers. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Judy Pawluk and Mrs. Margaret Gregory. OPPOSE SHORTS THETPORD MINES, Que. (CP) It's not warm enough to wear them yet, but representatives of various local associations have started a campaign for a municipal ban on the wearing of shorts in public. City council will study the request. CHURCH NEWS Nipigon The regular meeting of the Bethany Sisters, Nipigon Lutheran church was held on April 19 at the home of Mrs. John Clark. The president, Mrs. A. Loik opened -the meeting with a prayer after which a hymn was sung. Minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secretary Raili Clark. Plans were finalized for a Bake Sale to be held Saturday, April 29 in Jussila’s Dept. Store. Plants and slips will be included in the sale. The Sisterhood Ladies will participate in the sale. Church cleaning will be looked after by the Sisterhood Ladies and at the spring cleaning in May they will be assisted by Mesdames L. Mukala and T. Tuomala. Pastor Martin Kaija of North Dakota has accepted the call extended to him by the local parish and will be arriving in the near future. There will be adult confirmation on Mothers Day, May 14 and the following Sunday, May 21 the children will be confirmed. Mrs. A. Tuomala showed a film strip and the meeting closed with prayers by Mrs. Loik. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. A. Salo. The May meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. H. Lapenskie on May 17 with Mrs. Ray Huntus as co-hostess. Beardrnore Rev. Gilmour Beattie of the Canadian Bible Society, an auxiliary of the British and Foreign Bible Society, addressed members of the congregation of St. Paul's United Church, Beardrnore in the church hall on Thursday, April 20, at 8 p.m. He spoke of the work done by the Bible Society in providing bibles for the native peoples of India and Africa at a price they could afford to pay -- often less than the cost of printing. They have already made over 800 translations of bibles and gospels in native tongues, and have hopes of providing for other groups still waiting. Mr. Beattie spoke particularly of the work of medical missionary Karl Winquist and his wife Elsie, from Sweden who were instrumental in the production of the Tigrinya Bible for the natives of Eritrea, Africa. That had no written language until) taught one by the Winquists, who then translated the bible with the help of native Christians. 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