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PAGE. SIX
AN .SIDE• -NOR -T --H_.
The June meeting of . the
W.M.S. Auxiliary was held at
the home of Mrs. I)a".nid, Scott,
Mrs., Farish Moffat" presided.
Mss,: Peter G. Moffat read, the
scripture and Mrs. Wm. Orr gave
rthe meditation, Miss. Emma Rich
• ardson led in ;prayer. Reports of
the Presbyterial meeting were.
given by Mrs. Bert Moffat and
Miss .Erna Richardson. Mrs.
'Charlie Tiffin and Mrs. ' George
Tiffin -sent their .reports . wihich
were read. Mrs: Caswell: led in
*he offering praYer. Mrs. ', Lloyds
Moffat gave, a summary • , .o . ' a'
chapter from the • study book,:
Mev. Caswelil 'closed. the meeting
With prayer., The next meeting,
will •be.7held at tiie home of .Mrs.
Lloyd' Moffat on Thursday, July
7 when articles for the bale will,.
The. Happy Helpers Mission
Band Met at church on. Saturday
, and four Cars took theni to viist
the Thompson' Bros.. Creamery &.
Egg 'Station and the Lions Club
'Park in . Teeswater returning to
;the church. fiat lunch.
-• Anniversary ..services ' will ' be
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'hes Sunday,
June' 19th at'
11• a.m. and 8 pan., Rev. MacMi1.
F•ttCKINTOw SENTINEL., LUJCKN QW, ONTARIO
Women's Association, GroupA._
Group '2 of .the W.A. met at
'Mrs. Breckles cottage for :'their
Juni meeting with twenty-one
ladies,'present..: Mrs.. G. Brooks
presided. Mrs, Robt. Thompson'
read ' the scripture . lesson. Mrs.
Brooks gave the Meditation, on
the theme,. •"I am :the true- Vine.".
Mrs, Pharis Mathers reported for.
the S'enifir .Folk committee that.
she.' and 'Mrs. Jones were lining
up helpers and,. Making 'a list ,of
names; ,Mrs. A. Havens and Mrs.
Well. , 'Henderson„ took ° over the;
duties of .the cheerio. committee;
The Group plan, -a harvest : tea
in 'the fall. ` : The, •roll -, call was
answered by travelling . hints.
Mrs, Collinspresided : for the.
program that' ' followed opening
with a" h ' xi. '"I : will 'Sing the..
y�
Wondrous. Story". Mrs. S. .Alton
and; Miss Belle Robertson sang
-a• duet Mrs J Kilpatrick -gave-
a-. reading, • Mrs. Havens a mus-
ical selection and Mrs. ,G: And;
rew a reading. ,Mrs.:. Collins 'clos-
ed the meting With prayer. Mrs.
Len 'Ritchie ,.moved a . vote of
thanks . tothe hostess , and the.
committee in • charge served
lunch.,
Goderich will be "' est`
1gu .
speaker.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE. 22nd, 195
MRS, GEORGE A. McIVER,
Mrs, 'Elizabeth Ann' Mclver'
passed .away. it her home in •the
Ebor , district in, Manitoba on
Monday,.'May 30th, in her 93rd.`
year.
McIver
Mrs.; McIver was born on Jan-
uary 9th, .1863,. -in Lucknow and
lived here until ,•1910 twhen • she.
went west with her. husband to.
snake' 'her .home on the Tarn. in
the Ebor ' district; She was pre:-
deceased
re-deceased by: her husband • Geo
A. `,M•cIver-, on November 29th;},
1949; at the age of 33 years
In earlier years Mrs..' .McIver
was: active in the life'•of. the cam
Tmunity, ' anal played her: part in.
.the development of that,part : of
the •west.: Where they settled. She
Was,, a '•member, ••of the United
Church.
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.Left to.mourn are-two-daugh-
ters,
re two-daugb
ters,
Emma A. McIver' of Winne
ipeg and •Mary: G. McIver at home;
three sons, John H.. • McIver of
Two Hills,' Alberta; and Thomas
G. and William M. at• hoarne;• one
sister, Mrs., George Fraser: of
Reston, Man: and - one'" brother,
John ,Gollan Of Lucknow.. ,
,The funeral service,: conducted
by Rev..: D; B:: ;Sparling, • was -held
in St.. Pain's' United ,Church; . Vir-
outh Bruce District W.
South Bruce District Annual of District Annual ' and, of the dir-
ectors' meeting,, also the finan-
cial statement,, was given by thR
secretary, •Mrs. V. Emerson; of'.
Whitechurch, while Mrs.: Frank :
Miller, Whitechurch, . gave the
auditors report. Miss Alice ' Dick-
ison; Teeswater, summarized the
work of . the Junior Institutes and;
Mrs. MacNaughton called. the
'District . Directors to , the front
.
and.• conducted their. formal' rati-
fication, Cbnnmiuiiity singing was
followed. byreports; of ,the _Stand ,•
:in •g ' Co ittees ..
the Women's Institute was held
in Chalmers United Church, Ar -
mow, on. Friday, June, '10th, with
an attenda ree of 122 at the morn-
ing..'session. . •'•,
Delegates were present from
Armow,',:Belmore, Bervie 1.1.91Y -a
'rood, ..Kairshea, Purple Grove,
Paramount; Tiverton; •Ripley,
Teeswater, Whitechurch. Reids
Corners, Lueknow and., Hincar-
•dihek. .
The. •session opened.:with the
president, 1Vlrs. D •1VIoCoah,• in the
chair., Two Minutes.' silence was
abserved • for deceased members,
Mrs. 1VloCosh introduced two
Board rrieb bees WIRY were. "guest
speakers for the.. day, Mrs, Ar-
thur Hamilton ;and Mrs. D. Mae -
Naughton: The minutes of last
den,. on" Thursday, June 2nd. •
Pallbearers were ;Ross. ' Mc-
Dougall, 'Thomas 1VIcDoirgall ' •rand
:Tom Fraser, all' neP'hews, and
Jim Duncan, Doug Williamson -and--Gteortge-::-Ston..Douse:Inter
ment 'was in .Virden cemetery.. .
4,
million times a
PURE ' AND
WHOLESOME, _ ..
Nature's own flavors.
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2. BRIGHT, EVER -FRESH
P�AILE ..
distinctive taste.
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REFRESHES d:
SO (,UhCKL'Y
a welcome: lift.
'Agriculture and Canadian
du,stries,: Mrs, Orland •Rkehards,'.
.Paramount•,• Citizenship. •and F.ci
iication;'Mrs,-:P A 'Murray; lniy -
rood; Histaorical Research & 'cur-
rent. Events, Mks. T. Blair, Kin '
cardine;. Community. Activities do
Public .,'Relations,, Mrs. R. Hyde,
Gla •nis Home Economics and•.
Health;:' Mrs.: Wick, Kincardine,'
:Resolutions,: Mrs.Ross: Martyrs,
Ripley: ... •
"„Mrs,, .� Hamilton. .congratulated•
South Bruce on, having 100 , per -
cent 'reports.. fiord. .the. various
branches. ,She spoke of . new Ex
-tension Courses ;'being addedafar
next year.: and' gave ideas along
program, planning, . She .,stressed
the value,of the Institute in,
ing .better • homemakers and•'bet-'
ter citizens':. Dinner was served.
by Armor w Branch.;•
At .:.the afternoon ses"slon .the
address;of welcome Was given by•
Mrs, 'George McKee,: Armow and,
replied; 'fa' ,by • Mrs, MacArthur,
Ripley The' president, Mrs. 'Mc,
Cosh, in her address .expressed
appireciation •to _'all the officers ,
for their splendid co-operation:'
and outlined 'matters of interest
in ` various departments. A .sella
by. Mrs.' P; Steer. of'••.Kairshea'•W..,
I. with -Mrs. Houston as ' ac-
companist • was •appreciated.: Mrs,
R.• .J�: McKellar of I. the; .Museum
committee' told of , the grog , es:;
of the' work :in Southampton, Th
OPening is to. be .July • lst. Mem .
+hers were urged to:•visit the,•ni.0--
,,urn . in June: Two rugs for ` the ,
Sas . Tecont•: 'r;on dis
p'laaly,.dR. Te.
,Cortesners, we ear Tees
water.
.Mrs :MacNaughton, who ' i,,
Cennpletrng her". three,years . 'o'f
office as .F.W.IO.'` boardirector,
brought greetings from 'the Board,
and gave :helpful. suggestions for
work in . future...She , atr.:essed the
need •for. world vision and said
that;,the children of .Korea, •Cey
ion and Jamaica .were our• re-
sponsibility.
e 'sponsibility as • well AS, thoseof
Ontario. .. --
Mrs. John' Shier reported• .for
work with the .Federation oaf • Ag-
riculture..' 'A reading was. given
ibs' Mrs.: Cats`of`-Tiverton -
An account of the 4; H Club
'Work : i as .presented' by: Mrs:. C
Hewitt of • Bervie,...the project be-
ing The Milky Way. Prize win -
v ' for the year's program.~
were announced 'by Mrs:: Mac
Naughton: •Holyrood, :1st; White-
•church; 2nd;. Tiverton Junior W.
I,. ; 3rd:
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Mrs. .T. Blair called Mrs. Mac.•
"Kellar, :!last District president,,
and Mrs: •Rome, 'District Sec.
Treas., for 6 years to the , plat;
4orri - -and. presented_ them... with .. _ •
District, Life Memberships.
Mrs. Donald Blue, Ripley,' pre
tented the report of the nominato •
• ng--andmenti Mrs-••-li',+"', r� -
ton presided for e-. electron' M
officers: press, MrsthD. McCosh,
•Ripley; . 1st vibe pres•, ,Mrs. J. E• •
Roe, Kincardine; '2nd vice, Mr.. •
H:: Houston, Holyrood; sec.-troa .,
M. V. Emerso; echuI C'h
Fersderated„ representnatiWhitve,. Mr,�;. 1 ..
J. 'MacKellar, Kincardine, altt'r.
nate, Mrs: P. ' • A, Murray, Holy:
rood; auditors, Mrs; A. Coultt"',
Whitechurch and Mrs, G. Farr"r'ie:.,•. `
Whitechurch; delegate tri Aro
••coriventiion, Mrs. M;: 1Claciti<� '.
Ripley; 'alternate, Mrs, H. 11outir
ton, ,Holyrood; Federation of Ag-
riculture. rep., Mrs,
ray;' ;,ro'alte,rod. '
inate; 'Mrs. Maulden,.
Hoaly
Mrs. . G. •Emersorti • of Purple
• Grove, ' expressed thanks to th •
'hostess branch for their fine hos-
pitality
ipitality and Tiverton w r. :`•
tended an invitation . for ney kt
x,43 annual meeting:
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