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en's Ttitute.had s their guests
Inembers ' from. • Holl►rood and the
itairshea : branches. ;Mrs. Russell
Ross presided, ..Mrs. Albert Coult-
es was appointed delegate to the
convention, at. Guelph with Mrs.
G. ' Farrier as alternate. Mrs V. er's baby piett4rel:were on d is- ' for the }even..,in .was Mrs, b. S.
Emerson gave a report ' on the
play. The program ,consisted of McNaughton of Wingham" who
meeting she attended re .convert- a
.... .,: reading, "A chat over the tele- spoke on "O..u.r Home and Co
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tions and conferences at Owen Rhone by Miss Dean MacLeodof ry and left much ,00dfor
Sound. Mrs. D. Beecroft and Mrs. Lucknow, , a vocal sQ10 by Mrs. thought with the audience. Mrs.
G. 'Fisher were appointed to look J. Hewitt and. piano: solos -by i.Vlrs:. Harvey . Houston Was called on
into a matter of local, Interest. Harvey. Houston and Miss Mae for a few words. M•rs:. Bob Purdon
The .• roll call was ;answered- Bole'. Mrs.G. 'a B r e' av and Mrs. W. Conn" conducted a
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When laundry piles up (as it does when you have. small children)'
it's.hardly any trouble at all with the untiring help
' dofusatutomatic electric laundrylaUndry appliances.
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put;your laundry`in yourelect4cw
ser, set' the+dial,
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and the work is done automatically:
And, an electric clothes dryer: dries your laundry. fluffy and
'stinshine fresh automatYcally-
in .any.kind of weather.
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have' an abundant supply bf hot watee r wm
:with an automatic
.. electric water'heater- and' ironing is. easier and faster electrically .
* en you have th help oimo ern elec t lean -app �.
even a lot of laundry is just'a little bit of work..
•Atierage in one yearfor far». ly of four
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own teeth the :prize was won, by
Mrs. George Fisher; the one With -
mit glasses ,went to Mrs; Chislett
of
Lucknow and the one with the
most ,,grandsons went to Mrs. Tom
Austin of ;the Kairshea Who has
20. After a•jumbled word contest
lunch..Was, ;served by the ladies
in charge. A Vote of thanks was
given; Whitechurch by Mrs, Frank
Maulden and Mrs. Dan MacKiin-
non, Mrs.' H. Houston will be the
guest' 'speake' for the October
meeting When we :Will have as "
'branches.
Belgraye and Wingham,
branches. The roll call is to. be-•
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a 'w red.:a. parade of aprons.
�;• e by, ,...
which' are to' ' be auctioned 'off
later. by' Mrs.'. 3, Burchili.
'' GUIDE , NEWS
The Guide meeting was held in.
the Council room a. the Town.
Hall. The meeting opened with
roll call and horseshoe. Kathleen
Leddy is a new member. The girls
went to' Patrol corners to teach,
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and, to learn second• class knots.
Games were' played and - the •meet=-
ing closed with. Taps.
A canny Maine .farmer,:' who
made, it . • a . rule to. think before
speaking, was approached., ,by", a '
stranger . ' one ' day and sked, . .
"How much is. that. prize • Jersey
heifer of your's , worth t"
The fanner thought a moment„
then .asked, "Are you a tax ,Col- _
Ilector, or has she been billed' by
a train?'►'
IUnited Church Ev . Auxiliary
On Tuesday, September 6th,
over forty, members and visitors
of the Evening,'Auxiliary sat
doiwn to ''a' bountiful potluck sup- ;
per in the church fellowship room, ,
and- < following •.the -supper.:_the
regular meeting was held with ;
Mrs.. 'Vernon Hunter presiding for.
the opening devotional and . busi
ness ;portion, Mrs George Whitby
asked • the Evening' Auxiliary to
support the Mission Band in their
Pale of . cards' .and giftwares, etc.'
Orders `can:. be . given to .-any Mis
sion Band member.' Mrs. Roy ; .
Black reported for 'the supply.
committee:, Miss Helen Thompson ' .
1 read an appropriate reading • on,
'Christian" .Stewardship. Christian:
education'department ;requested_a
A . representative from •the: Evening
Auxiliary..: to • attend, their meet
ings; 'also ' to; •tell. a short mission-
ary: ;.story . to the Sunday school
the first ;Sunday ` of;'• each month::
•Mrs: Kenneth .Murdie'Was asked '
to : ;be our :. representative.: .Mrs.
Geiger .and ;;Mrs 'Black offered
to 'help .forrii : a committee ,;to :take;
charge of the nursery. It' waS de;;-
tided' to hold our. next regular
meeting along • with the Tlia,;k-•
offering meeting October 7,;. when
Mrs., • Sach of' Bernie,; Who • was
our ?delegate to 'Conference . will .
be the speaker, Mrs. Murdie•took
charge of the ,following' program
Mrs. Alec McNay read' the scrip-
ture on
crip-ture•on the talents and :,gave the,
explanation: Of same: Mrs. Green
of. . St. : Helens' was the guest:
speaker She spoke on the aim
and object of :W.M.S. members 'to. •,
spread the love ' of Christ around
the. world. ..Speaking of • the new .
missionary building in• Toronto, . • ,
Mrs; Green said the Curtains are
woven from discarded -7 nylons
sent from Canada to .the widows' -'
'of Korea. ' She closed with the
the poem, " Let' Me Dwell..in •A,
House By The Side of The Road.".
' Mrs. Glen Walden expressed ap
preci-atresn zr Mr_s Greer_ Alprano : , .
duet by •Mrs. Ashton and Miss
Beverley Ashton 'w' a$ , . enjoyed.
Mrs. Campbell Thompson showed
pictures of 'a trip taken recently,
also some of the Centennial:. 'A
'hymn and benediction closed the
xneeting..
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