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•Brownie -News
1st Luelmow BrowniePlick
•°Peflecli its meeting Sept „18 with,
games. •
Elizabeth Newbold prepared for
Fairy Riitg, which was loll:owed
/hY f'airy Gold and Inspection for
•MO knots in (ties. •
The new • Sitters and Seconders
'Were installed as follows: -• Elf
Six Nancy Walden and ,Toyce
'Mn• Johnsiton; Fairy Six -- Mary
Elizabeth Hend,erson and Sharon
Iioder; Gnome Six -- 11a.rgaret
Chester and Barbara TiVilkins;
Sprite Six' — •Elizabeth Newbold
and Elva Ritchie. '
• The•Pack welcomed its new
• Pattie 'Eleanor Whitby, by giving
her the Grand Haw'.
• In the twork period,. Tawny Owl
instructed the Twee -tiles in parts
• of -the Brownie . test, Packie
taught traffic - rules and Br,own.
Owl took the Golden Bar. Brow-
nies outside for; hore Prace
Pow -wow,. was occupied, w h
plans for a hike gor the next
Inteeting-(weather permitting) and
taking orders for supPl... .
• The, . meeting closed , 0/Vcith
4 Chimes and dismissed through
the Magic, Tunnel. '•
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• 2nd PACK. BROWNIES
The 2nd, Pack ;Brownies- met
.on Tuesday with a (full attend-
.ance.. Singing games opened he
meeting. Linda Henderson was
chosen • Fairy Queen andpre-
pared- for -Fairy. Ring. The sizers
• ,C011eOted ;Fairy Gold and Tawny.
Owl inspected for reef knots
and neat ties. Betty Mal in,
•spected the :tvieenies in ' braid -
ink while TawnyOwl taught
• (th.e darning. stitch to the' Golden
Bar group. The senior • girls
worked it their knitting: A cer-
emony. 'was -held when Brown
presented sixer stripes .'to
• • • 'Ellen • O'Donnell and s second
• . . stripe to Lmda . Henderson. Lor-
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rame 13ciyle expressed her thanks
to the Pack for a' get -well card.,
In pow -Wow 1plans were made
for a hike , next week. A• game
was played ' called "letter e."
Two verses 'of • the Queen were
• sung :and the squeeze Passed
around. The meeting claSedwith
the Brownie Prayer. . . •
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KINLOSS
Pher*saH;goodOd represen.
tation from South Kitiloss ,at the
_Anniversary .services ih„ Erskine
•pr,leoTytriazi Olturch, Dungannon
:on !Sunda. • •
•. Mrs. Sam ChadOrick of Lan.
cashiEr. e, England 2 'has been riit-
ing *iph twiner neighbours.,
• around the ...sibath Con: inclUd-
Rig. Mt' and Mrs. Ilarvey Hon-
stOn and family and Mr. and
• Mrs, A. Hnglze. A • sister-in-law,
• . 'Mrs. Counsel of !Windsor. . .
has. been vting with her 'here
' :There is. Wonderful enthuSiasrn
in the. new. 4-H 'Course' spon-
sored by the. itairshea W.I. There
were eighteen members present
• at -;.Saturday's meethig, • Officers
are: President; Marian Wall;
Vice -President, Janet Carruthers;,
Secretary, Donna Burt: P.ress
Reporter,. Connte aVlacKentie. /
mr: and Mrs, Lloyd Ma,c1)0u.
•.gall visited Sunday with atr. and
Mrs. Jack Needham, Janie and
Suzanne Of. Conunna,
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wacNoily al:N=4w,, WC:KNOW, ONTARIO
PURPLE GROVE and DISTRICT
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WEDNESMY, SEPT. 25, 1063
U.C.VV. .For
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Unique uispiay .
The Lucknew United Church
Women have (plans, completed for
a litzgs; Arts and Crafts display' to
beheld an the $Wowdlitl? Room o
the Qii,t474* On Tuesday, Octal:0er
24 p.m, and 7:81).14);
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This project started thirongh
keen . interest by • some ,of the.
Members tirt -.the art . of 'rug -mak-
ing. This jalteTest, has taken them
to the aittterrnere'.Stttdio in Vine.
land,and to the Rugi,„.„Arts and
Crafts; displaY Sponsored YearlY
by,,the Vineland which at-
traots hundreds, including many
from the plates. ' • ' •
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• fEnthusiasni by these members
to promote a similar Preied was.
inoiced and laPprOved.' •
• The rug dispilay will consist of
41.1gs Made by members and other
women in the distriCtoalong With
SeVeral being sent tby MT. and
Mrs. Bowan Of the . Rittermere
Studio..Rugs will be the Main tea.-
ture;. but interesting displays of
other arts and • orats are being
Planned, including antiques. ' •
It'sthe early • birds who get.
the baelc seats in church and -the
front seats at. the ball game. •
• The first ,meetin4 of the 44i
Club at Shall I Wear" was
!held at the home of ,Mrs.•George'
Harkness. The election of officerS
was a•S President,. Evelyn
lia•rkness; vice.President, Valerie
Gillies,• iprieos reporter, Nancy
Dore. Mrs, Donald GillieS and
Mrs. George HarknesS. showed
how to get matter* to suit up by
drapping it around:the Person be.
ing fitted. The home assigxunents•
were to bring two pieoes of mater-
ial n colors that might suit a
dainty, gentle -type ..of girl, find
two, cOlors that might suit a force.
fill, assured type and ibrhv these
to the, next, meeting.. The mem-
bers Will try to ' begin their
record ' (books by ,next' •meeting.
It is intended to try and: have.
materialand pattern day at the
meld meeting. !,
The seoond meeting of the
Purple. Grove:.4-1•1 Club "What
Shall I Wear" was held at th:e
borne. of 'Naney Dore, Sept. 18.
The :girls discussed.. "Figures",
lines, •color, texture and also har-
Many. The.. hOine . assignments
were to (work on tbe record books,
and the • Club girLs are to find
pictureS ' Of two ga.tine.nts ; With
lines that -would suit her. . • . •
Mrs. DOnald McCosh and Mrs.
Few* ,,Oote attended itrkm Insti-
tue -Grey-Bruce Area 0ony,ention
at Meatord, Tuesday ,and WedneS-
day.. ,
611;.- Margaret Robertson ivisit.
ed Mrs. Goldie HUston on Friday„
(Mr, and Mrs. Howard Thinly"
son ivisited atm Helen Swam.
• Mrs. Frank Dore, Ronnie and
Dianne spent Sunday with :Mr.
and awn. Gerald 'Brindley, •
MIT, and Mrs, Frank Colwell,
'Xintoss;' • Mr, and Mrs. Walter
Forster, Mr. and Mrs. William
Arnold; Mr:. and Mrs.. Gordon
MacDonald and Mary Helen, Mrs.• '.
Victor Gawley, . and Mrs. I•Loward
Thompson "visited (Mr. and ilVIrs:
Donald ,IVIcCoSh. •
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Mrs. Walter Forster and 'Mrs.
Gordon Patterson . 'attended a
shower. tor Miss Inez Hodgins at
the home of Mrs. Morgan John -
Sten Friday evening.
• .8pnOattiiy is extended to Mr.
'Hoibert Fair in the passing of his
father, Mr. Gordon Fair,- the fun,
era was on Monday Latternoon
froni the Linklater Funeral. Home
• 'in ,Kincardine.
• Mrs. Frank Dore, Nancy and
'Dianne, Mr. and • :Mrs. Claude
Dore visited Mr; and Mrs. Harvie
Thompson.
• Miss Mary Anne McCosh spent
last Week 'With ..Mr. and Mrs.
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. what shaped up •Ilite a "gang
war" betiveen Iteen.ige 'youths •
from Exeter,' Atrial and Ilensall •
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was nipped in the bud at ei11,'
by Vrovinciar Police in • four
cruisers. Some 16 to 20 clianges
of distiubing the Peace were laid.
DonaI4 Ma0Osil,
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M.IT,EcHURC11
Attend Convention
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Women's Institute traveled with
•• ..the• Ltfcknow Women's Institute
members to the Grey ,and Bruce
• Area Convention held in Mea -
Mrd in the stown hall September
. 17th: ••
The ,ineeting•wa well attend-
ed .by delegates throtightitit .the
district. After the • meeting, a
banquet was;held inthe Ang-
lican 'cl-turoh at which ',Mrs, Fran-
ces Shelley Wees .of Toronto was
the vest toeniner; , a writer of
itystery novels,' .poetry and pri -
* Mary' books ther., .sUbjett being
"Own ditshpan to typewriter,',
which was 'very informative and
interesting . and,. thorghly
joyed by ell, ' , . •
, This .ibeing tWO day gather.'
• ing .some delegates stayed over
for the ibttairt-eat • Meeting the
next day. • ,
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•Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Patter-
son: visited1VIr. end Mrs. Burton
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A number from there attended
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Kincardine Fall. Fair on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dugan Convay
visited Mr. and Mrs. William
Miss :Margaret .Roberion„ Mr.
Donald Robertson Mr, and (Mrs.
Donald •1VIcCosh aixt Vary Anne
vistit.ed Mr. and Mrs. Hector
Knight, Picton,
• Mrs. Hartle Thomps1 n. was
hostess to Unit One, Bervie 'Unit- '
ed Church. Women- on Wednes-
day. afternoim, • )
Mrs; :William lArnoi4:1 and Ws.'
Frank Dore spent Mem even-
ing with Mrs. Earl Skelton..
Miss Marlene Gawley, Toronto .
spent the week -end with Mr.. and ‘'
Mrs. Victor Galey.
Mr. and .Mrs. Donald'IVIcCosh, •
Carl Collins and Dick IVIcOosh
went to Maiton n. Stuiday. Mary
Anne aVIcOodir left far Prince ,.
George, British Coluntbia.
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