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'NH 4U,,CII;NO.,,W .SENTINEL,. ,LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, .ADO! 25th, 1965..
ongregatton
noiur Newlyweds
(Whitechurch News)
Qn ' Sunday evening. August 15
the United Church congregation
gathered in honour of Mr. and,
• ., Clifford Laidlaw (newly
weds), Rev. 'George Mitchell was,
chairman fpr the evening. A sax
net a ,
aphonend duet nweas Farrigivener, ' by,ac+com. Gar-
'' y--
Paaied by pianist,' Mrs Farrier.
Misses • Diane ' oui%s, Beverley
Soloman, Janis Farrier, Carolyn
and Andrea Adams and Margaret
Moore" sang. Mrs.' Millan Moore
gave '' readings "Husband, Little
bwn" and When . Pa Counts"
Mra,, ; Dan.; Tiffin, Mrs, Ellwood:
Groskorth and .Mrs. Garnet Far-
rier sang accompanied by El-
-wend. 'Groskorth. Mr. Groskorth
showed';Pictures: of 'their ` trip to
the West Coast. •
° Rev Mitchell, Russet Chapman
Elmer Sleightholm gave the
ddress and made the pressentat-
•
ion of magazine rack ' and picture
4112 behalf of the . congregation,
Mr. :Laidlaw replied. 'Lunch was
: Mrs. Mabel Payne of 'Duncan;'
B.C.. visited the past week with
„Tiffin relatives in the community
and at the ° hem of Mr. and Mrs:
Wesley: Tiffin. She 'left on Friday
morning to visit with Miss Blan
the Alexander and other relatives
at Lenore; •Manitoba..'
Mr. and. Mrs.': Garnet Farrier,
Janis and Wayne spent Thursday
in London where Wayne was' mak-
ing preparation
ak-ing:preparation for living, accom-
modation on . entering University.
Mrs. '•' Wallace . Conn, Mrs.Bill•
Scott 'and ' : Mr and Mrs.:: Victor
Emerson : returned on Tuesday.
from a `' week end bus tour spun
sired by Wingham .. Women's In
M wi
statute.
Un . Wednesday', evening. August
18 an auction sale of farm `stock
and ' implements : was . held" for.r
Lloyd Moffat 'and Peter'. Moffat' of,.
y
Langside who has ' also sold his
farm and is moving to Kincardine.
Congratulations to our Grade 13
students, Wayne. Farrier:' and John
Willis. on , ' passing their j. exams.
Wayie will'. attend Western .Un
iversity and John will continue on
with his work. at . Campbell Soup,
Listowel.
Several L�dies';.
Visit Huronview
Zion. U.C.W.
The August meeting .•of Zion.
U.C.W. was ,held at the home of
Mrs. Howard ' Barger • with. '20
members 'present Tlie . meeting
opened with the: use 'of 'a hymn
followed' by repeating. the' Lord's
Prayer in unison The minutes • of
the July meeting were read, and
adopted and the. Roll Call 'answer
ed by (one of the '" Command-
'menus)..
The Devotional : • Period was
'conducted by. Mrs. John Gardner
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Bonkon Trinidad was given '. by
'
Mrs. Douglas ,Baynard. The : Bible
Studyt from God and' Itis Purpose
was taken by Mrs. Allan Gibson.
Mrs., Chas. Anderson gave.; a' .read-
ing.
During the business period,
plans ,:were ••made for the Church
Service op Sunday,' August 29th,.
when . Tony, , , Johnstone; of Lucknow
will be', the guest' speaker.' -Mrs.
Wesley. Ritchie and: Mrs. Peter
Cook were appointed ' to,plan :for
the:.: music for this service.. Mrs.
Gordon Kirkland reported on the
'•4H work arid . the training .school
will be., held in 'Wingham on Sept-
ember. 13th and 14th, for the .fall
club. ' The ' leaders to .attend are;
Mrs: Chas. Anderson, leader and
Mr -.s. Jiro Hunter as. ;assistant.
Mrs.. Frank.: Ritchie • gave '.the
treasurer's : report, and Mrs. John
Gardner -and .Mrs. Chas. •Wilkins,
reported on their visits made` dur-
ing. the . past 'month. The visitors
for the next month are Mrs,. John
Hunter ' and Mrs. Allan , Gibson.
Mrs.• Pete Cook reported ; on the
visit .to ' Huronview; . when : twelve
ladieas and girls from Zion, as well
as- ladies from Slakes and Hac-
ketts visited at • the ' Henle and •
provided a program and lunch
for . the ladies and, men residing
there. The Social Committee. is . to
with Mrs. Swan reading the, .scrip- plan.. for a Bake Sale later this,
tore. The ' chapter of the Study month. The ladles .: are' to bring
ONUMENTS
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Pat U'Hagan,`:' Prop.
Established Over, Sixty ..Years
Phone. 881-0234 Ontario,
RIPLEYcMEAT' MARKET
Custan Butchering
Mondays -- Hogs, in' by 4:00 p.m
X EPP SATURDAY' . .
CATTLE, CALVES and LAMBS EVERY DAY,
We do Curing and Smoking . .. Beef, Pork and Lamb.'
Sold Whole, Half Or Quarter . . For Better Service,
And Lower Prices. -•-- 61B 'Ripley 100.
CHAS. R00/SMA. — Prop,
in their aprons' to° the'•September
meeting..
The meeting was closed 'With
thesinging of':•a hymn', and prayer
by the pressident,, Mrs.:. Harvey
Ritchie. Lunch was :served by the
hostess . and her assistants. ' The
September . meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs: Harvey Rit-
chie ' on . September .9th.. .
John Mowbray led a panel .dis-
cusslQn on. Young .peoples work'
showing the need. ' for friendliness'
to be shown to young teachers and
to ';university. students . .away from
home and also to students from
foreign' : countries. ' The; other mem-
bers of ,the panel were Mrs. Fra-
ser. MacKinnon; Mrs.. Bruce 'Ham-
ilton• and Mrs. Lloyd' MacDougall.
Mrs.. Douglas Graham .'read . Mis-
sionary . letters and a report . on
KItchE'ner Couple
Wed: In Wingham
Formosa.., Mrs. .Lloyd ..MacDoug-
all had charge of the prayer cir-
cle and ' Mrs.' Annie Maclntyxe.
gave the' offertory ` prayer.. Mrs.
Bruce '_ Hamilton contributed ' , a
piano • solo . and. 'Mrs: Hughes : ac-
companied • the singing of:' Mis-
sionary . hymns'. The hostess and
directors served cake and ice
cream after "a Bible, Quiz.. had
been conducted by. Mrs. Gib' Ham-
ilton. The September' meeting 'will
the Centennial services'. held in, be held at ;}ler home.
TAYLOR.— CONGRAM
Lois 'Isobel Congram, Kitchen.
er,, became'.the bride of Robert
Leslie/'Taylor; also, of 'K'itchener,
at a' ' ceremony in ,Wingham .i�lnit- E
ed Church: 'Rev. 'Cecil, M. Jardine
officiated:' ' i
The bride is. the daughter. 'of
Mr. and Mrs.Harold R.' Congram,,
Wingham;: formerly , of Holyrood,.'
and: thze groom is the son of Mrs'
Gordon \Taylor, St. Helens, and
the late Mr.. Taylor. t
The bride chose an empire style
finer -length. gown • of: white bath:
berg :organza with bodice of chant -1
illy lace, •: lillypoint sleeves, 'and'
• bell-shaped skirt. : A floral head-
piece trimmed . with' rhinestones
held her, veil of Minion and :she
carried a white Bible crested with
red roses.
'.tilat'-on :of honor was .Mrs. : Gor-
don ''.'Congram, Wingham:, • and.
bridesmaid .Was Miss Patricia
Taylor, ,St. Helens, sister” 'of :the
groom:' They • wore: , street -length.
dresses of. turquoise :organza ,,with
lace bodices:
Flower • girl was. Marilyn : Con:
gram Wingham, wearing •a frock
of''white organza
WilIlani. Young, Auburn, .was
groomsman. and guests were us-
hered : by Gordon' Congram, Wing -
ham„ brother of the bride, and
Thonias0 Taylor, ' Blyth, , brother
of the.. groom,
SOUTH . KI NLasS W.M.S.'
Mrs, Herb Buckton was 'host- N,
to South' Kinloss 'at her
home .• • on" Wednesday evening,
August 4. 'Directors for 'the meet-
ing were ,Mrs. Fraser , MacKinnon
and Mrs. John 'YMowbray. Mrs.
'Ted Collyer-ptresided and the Bible
Study was Daniel ,10 a prophet= . `4
icaI study which introduced 'us' to •
some of the realities of the un-
seen world and its secret agen-
cies in operation, Roll, call was a
verse with "Peace+_;'
' 1Connie and Heather MacKenzie
played a piano duet and readings
were given by Mrs. Ross .Mac-,
Millan and Mrs, Allan MaeIntyre,
Mrs Lloyd . Macbougall . had
charge of the prayer circle~ ' Mrs.
When.yau call Long Distance
it's like reaching out
and �
nd touching the ones you lova
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