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Congratulations are extended
to• Barbara Murray who. has: come
pleted nine : 44i club pr'oj-ects,.
Winning a special award of • the
National '.Home. • Club. Five girls
were chosen: from. the Province of
:Ontario, Barbara. ,being the first
in the .County of Bruce to win
this ".honour, She will attend the
gbya1Fair; nave • a ,tour
-et Niagara then, .on to. Ottawa
where :she ;Will.the pleasure
`.,of, meeting the 'Prime 'Minister.
and' Mrs,, Diefenbaker; .Barbara is
the daughter of `, Mr, and, Mrs.
P.' A. Murray... . .
Mrs. Sam • 'Farmer . and . Mrs.
Lyznarr Sutton Were- hostesses for.
the September ' meeting of :the
Holyrood W. I., held in' the Holy -
rood Mall A donation was. Made
aim to the Children's Aid. Society at
lage . is planned for Wednesday, Octo-
ber 29th and a:Rern'embrance day
or ''service for ,November: 1:1th. The
958, W. I. will:Cater to thea Federation
1 in of Agriculture meeting' on Oeto-
;ned ber.14th', when Professor. Norval.
:tor„ • <Richar.ds, a twiner Kinlough boy,
of • will be guest speaker:: A visit to
said CKIVX studios• was planned for
stri early in •Noveinber... Delegates to
itled '' 'attend .the ;rally ° at, Wiarton on
✓'' to ' # October 16th were, Mrs.::Frank
min kaulden,l.Mrs.. Wm. Eadie,
Mice. • `Tom Hodgins, alternate; ' Mrs.'
this Perry : Hodgins. ` : Mrs:" Gertrude
w. Walsh. and Miss Ada Gawley .*ere
,judges for: t}ie :contest, "Article
suitable for .`the ''bazaar." Prizes
went to :Mrs...Frank . Thompson,'
and,. Mrs, ..Roy .Graham • ', Mrs...
Frank Thompson ; is to order the
trophy which will be presented
at the public -speaking content..
The Motto,. TO plough is , to: pray;
topray is .to• .prophesy, and the
,hai••vest answers and' 'fulfills.'.,;
Vas. given .by Mrs: Margaret Mac-
Pherson. Mrs. :Raynard Ackert
gave the . tiopic, `Putting roses. to
bed for .the:; winter." 'Mrs. Lorne
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Eadie favored with a reading,.'
Mrs. Howard Harris gave axi in-
teresting. demonstration, on` need-
lepoint. Mrs. Stewart Needham
and Miss Ada Gawley showed'
pictures :and gave an interesting
talk on, their trip to, Bermuda,
Mrs. ' Fariner,. on 'behalf of the
institute, presented etch ,lady
with a gift: were.
served :and a social • time brought
the meeting tp a close.
The W.A. Met' at the home of
Mrs,
Mid -ford Wall with Mrs.'
(Howard Thompson presidtn;:. The
scripture was,;t Lread by. MrS.•W,:
: Colwell, • followed , by prayers.
Each Member answered the. roll.
call with "thanksgiving;" Mits..
,James Hodgins gavethe_rned.ita
tion which was a Thanksgiving
theme, Members are to attend
the 'Diocesan semi-annual greet-
ing at Kineardine on:October`24.,
Final plans were made for . the
entertain,ing::•day, "His Crucible",
filmed by the Anglican -Church
of Canada .•whic.-vi-be
with 'prizes, •and a baking and
rummage sale:
Glen Hodgins, Bible. student got'
Peterborough, spent the week-
end at ,his, home, here, Miss, Ruth.
Barnwall returned to Peterbor-
ough, where she will' resume her,•
studies,
We extend sympathy to Mr,
Joseph Wall• in .the passing of
MVlrs. Wall, (the former Ida
James), Relatives and, friends.
from ,here attended the funeral,;
from »the McLennan, and Mac.
Kenzie 'Memorial. Chapel:on Fri-. with burial in Kincardine':
cemetery... ,.
Ladies from here 'attended • a
bridal, shower for kiss Helen Col
h§911 in Westford school on; Tues
day evening.
Mr. and: Mrs." Gerald Gibson
and • family• have moved, from.
London to Holyrood, where he is
employed by Raynard Ackert.
Mrs.. Gibson ' is the former Ruth
Sutton, • daughter of Mr, and
'Vinson
tRe "fain: y o' our com-
m
om-
munty;
Mrs: J. W.Colwell spent, a few
days at the McQosh' • .home ' at
Purple Grove..
Mrs. Eva Stanley, Bars. • A
Eizenga and Michael , arid Mrs.
Fred Johnston of, London visited'
ed :on Thursday with Mrs: ,Har--
vey Hodgins „arid Kenneth.
Mr and Mrs. » Tom' I-lodgins• ac-
coinpanied: by Mr,' and Mrs: Art,
Hodgins spent: the Week -end with
Mr. and .Mrs. Art Graham ` at:
Sault Ste. Marie.
Miss Beatrice Haldenby''of` Lon-.
don , spent the :week -end .at y her
home here,
Mrs. J. W. Colwell and, other
members of her family attended
a thanksgiving •. family ''dinner at
the home: of Mr.' and Mrs. ° Roy
W e'b s t e.r' (Retia . " Mason) at
London..
Mrs. Harvey` . Hodgins 'spent 'a
few days. .. with relatives at.
p -n . l " unsay; •c o.er
26th from 3.30 to •4.00 p.m: A
most inspiring letter from Miss
,Grace Holmes' was read •by Mrs.
.Colwell. :A letter of. thankswas
acknowledged. Meeting closed
with the W.A.'litany and, dainty
refreshments were served by the
hostess. •
Mrs.' W. Thompson of »Kincar-
dine is visiting •with Mr.. and Mrs.
jack. 'Hodgins arid' family.
' '• Messrs. Ronnie Graham and
Weir; Eckenswiller left from
Goderich on the - "Soodoc.
Mr. Frank .Murray and Elaine
Murray' motored to Iroquois Falls
Where, they visited with Mr. and
Mrs. .Bob . Dales .:and family:
Rev. Benson Cox,. Mr, and .Mrs.
William Cox, •Misses, Edna and.
May..Boyle. also M'.°,and Mrs.
John' ".Scott,.. wereguests at the
Milligan -Boyle wedding at L.on=
don ori—Saturday.
The Kinlough Memorial St.
Light .'Comrnittee is:. holding a
social evening in the school on
Friday, October 17th. Theme Will
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"Visitors over .,the .week -ends.
with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Percy
were Mr. Delbert . Trafford, Mr:
and Mrs. David Trafford, Dennis'
and ,Karei,':Toronto, and Mr. Avis;
McKee, Teeswater.
Messrs. Russell - Barr of Toron-
to and Percy. Barr" of Hagerswille
spent the week. -end at their home,
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Mr. and Mrs. Alex Percy :and.
family attended a• family dinner.
held at the; home of Mr. and, Mrs.
Howard Thompson when, over
sixty relatives were • present:
Mr. and .'Mrs. » George Young of
Kingarf visited' ` on. Sunday. with
Mr. and Mrs, Ezra Stanley ; and.
family.
Misses Erlma and Sandra Per-
cy attended the P.Y.P. Confer
ence ,at , Windsor over the week
Miss Beverley Stanley of . I :.t=.
chener spent the week -end at her.
home here.
Mrs. J. W Colwell and other
Members of her family attended
a ` 'bridal.. shower for , her niece
Miss Helen ..Farrell • on Monday,
The: Presbyterian , Anniversary
Services will` be .held on Sunday
next October 19th:' at 11;00 a.m.
and 7;30: p.m, (D.S.T.) Rev. • Neil
McCombi,e of Ripley will be. the
guest minister: The choir will
provide special :musk/ and there
will not be . Sunday School.
The Anglican 'Service will 'be,-•
cancelled so the congregation'can
`worship with the Pre'sbyte'rian
congregation' on their annivers-
ary.
'" `Mf rid Mm"s'`A"'t`YYruii Phi lips
and Peggy, of Fonthill, spent
Thanksgiving with Mr arid Mrs.
Frank :Maulderi • and Keith. Mr:
.J. R. Lane returned with then:
to Fonthill for. aw1'i 1e.
Mr. arid' 'Mrs. Lyman Sutton
and family , Were to London .at-
tending the Wedding, of, their son.
The Anglican WA...entertained
.the Kinloss W.M.S. and Kinlough
W:M.S•. on Tuesday afternoon:
Rev, ',Benson 'Cox showed' pic-
tures, which were most interest-
ing. Ladies from eaol 'group con-
tributed'
on-tributed. to the program.
Ted ,and Paddy Palmer repre
.sented the A.'ir.P.A. at the Dibee-
san conference• "held ii'r London,
over • the past `'weekend.
On Sunday, everting the A.Y.
P.A, were entertained at the,
Reetorv.`.Mrs: Palmer gave a fine
paper • on; ThanksgiVirig, Each':
membe'r ansiered the roll call
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with a scripture . verse -with the
word ' "Thanksgiving". . Karen
Nicholsonread the.'scripture. and
all repeated the general 'Thanks-
giving. Ted Palmer gave as
splendid report •of the Diocesan
conference held iii London., Pad=
dy P,alrner conducted a Bible
;quiz. Norma and, Douglas ' Bald-
eriby favouredwith a duet: AI -
ice Haldenby conducted a ga.Me;
of school days contest.' ,Edna
Boyle had charge of thehymn
tine period. Douglas Haldenby'
presided •; for the meeting and
conducted the opening and clos-
ing. devotional part and Rev..
James Palmer led, in prayer.,.The`
next meeting is October 1 26th at. •
the' home of 'Madonna Graham.
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