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TILE LIJCIPTOW SENTINEL.. 14IC1C,NOW. ONTATt10
AN.KIVERSARY
SUPPER
The Sunclay SchOol, room of
.the United Church ,o,:aa. the scene
of a very happy event on, Tues
day, evening when' many of the
• congregation gathered in honour
of the •60th anniversary Of the
present church. Pianoirnusic by
Mrs. Chester ,Taylor, was enjoy, -
ed before the supper. After all
had. done justice, to thesupper
served careteiia style, Rev. B. F.
Green* the Minister, presided for
a fine program which °opened
with. 'a short devotional :period,
a ..hylm.n, scripture reading and
!,prayr llev. W. J. Taylor. of
Dorchester, followed by.the Dox-
ology,The three-story annivers-
ary cake was .then cut by Mrs.
W. _I. Mi11er. .asststed'.by Lorene
Errington and Allan McDonald,
The choir sang a number and Mr:
wayrke of Whitechurch favore
With several fine musical num-
bers. Mr.. Lorne Woods' read
greetings froxn several former,
rniniSters, including: Rev. T. C• .
Wilkinson; Rev;, M. G. Newton,
Rev. Barnard; Rev. S. E.
Hay -
Ward and M, Ralph.. Howiette A
song by the bOyS and. girls foil -
owed. Miss W. . D. Rut.herford,
gave a .'most interesting histori-
I cal sketch 'Of Calvin Church sinCe
its erectiOri in...1894. After a solo
by Mrs. Ray Laidlaw; Miss Ruth,
• erfOrd told .61...the building of the
• I church and quoted • some' costs,
'such as the Chairs 'in the .base;
ment;cost. 29c each; the Pews,
pulpit, . pulpit 'seat , and choir
seats '1390 the carpet' for ,the
vestry and pulpit, .$16.83, and the
Chodse .-from five confection colors •
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LANG.SIDE.1-joyable evening 'to a close./Next
The Pine River Ladies Aid. Soci-year 1959 will be' the.100th 'an-.
etY met in • the Sunday. School niversary , of the founding of, a,
Chtireb, on Tue§claY, NoArember Church at
St vs.
Room s, in Rine River "United
4 with Mrs„._ Ross Sheills and Mrs. st Helens ,Ntr.
Kelvin Henderson presiding. , The' /
opening hymn was "What a•friend
we have , in Mrs... Sam
Gibson 'read the scripture and
led in Prayer. Mrs. Gordon .Elli-
Ott gave a reading entitled "Hope
• and. Faith." ••
The remaining • part of the
Meeting, was spent in - inaking
•various articles for the baia----ta -in
-December after which lunch •was
serYed. The next. meeting will
be. 'held .ori December *incl.:
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building itself, less than $3,600. •
Rev. Mr. Kaiser of Ashfield,
roUght, greetings and Rev Will
aylcir, who had taught in Ss.S.
o. 3 around- 1904, spoke of the I
hurch. and community life at
hat time; and 'read a jungle he •
ad composed atthetime, includ-
ing the names of many of ,the
ommunity. ,It was during his
tay here Under the pastorate .of
ev: S. Whaley, that Mr. Taylor
ecided to enter the ministrY.
Mrs. Gr. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs.
E. W. Rice and Mr.: W. I. Miller
sang a quartette and after clos-
ng remarks by Rev Green, the
inging of ."Blest. Be The Tie
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Ileception: for Newlyweds
There was a splendid crowd at
Langside Hall on SaturdaY when
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reception was held to honour
Mr. 'and Mrs. Clarence Crowston
of Chatham, xvho were recently
• married. Donald Stewart read a
congratulatorY address'and the
.. presentation of a purie of money
• was made by Donald Hitffinan.
•Mr. and Mrs. Crow,ston spent
7 -the weelc-end-
Mr. and Mrs. John Crowston.
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Mr. and Mrs. Russ Ritchie yisi-
• • • ted his: brother Leg in'. London
Sunday.
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The St:: Helens. Wonien'S
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stitute held ,their regular meet-
ing in: thee" fborinnunity, •Hall on
Thursday afternoon, November
with an attendance'of thirteen,
After the opening ,exercises the
roll: call was answered • a'
,quotation • cOntaining. the word
"Peace". the secretary reported
that we have, balance. Of -$72:41-L
in 'the treasurY. She alsky ,read
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now District,
Phone 71, t.uelmow
awry of this ,new course. If any
girls .betweeti the ages Of, 12 - 26
wish to stifl. take this cOurse, they
may .contact Mrs. MacPherson.
It was' agreed to pay the expen-
ses of her attendance at the Local
Leaders. school . held recently . at
Wingharn. :
Miss W. Rutherford gave an
interesting reportof the "Tweeds -
Muir Workshop" Which she and
Mrs. C. 'MacDonald attended at
Dungannon: Mrs Robert Walker
'of St., George, Provincial, curator
Of the Tweedsmuir History BOokS.
'had been the speaker. Miss -Ruth-
: erfOrd's report made us realize
what a tremendous amOunt Of
research. and Work 'Must go into.
the . compiling :of these books
Mrs. E. W, Rice is to'::help 'Miss
Rutherfordfor this inOnth* with
an•work ,in'corineetion with the
:Prank ori , wl'he Song.
thank you crds:: from, ‘several
PeoPle who had received oardS-:
or from • the ps tu •
CentlY. ' re -
The winter's Stipply .61
Wood has :been put • in • the. base,
inent and. it. was' decided that,
this. should be Paid .for now Mrs
Charles 'McDonald, 'Mrs. E. VV.:
,Rice and and :'Mrs. Frank MQUillizi..
. were: apPointeti to: enquire .abotit
and purchase a: coffee arid tea,
maker for the hall. The'presid-,
ent annonced: that' the, ,Wett.
WaWo.nciSh:.•'FederatiOn'' Of Agti.
culture banquet, st which •the
in-
stitut Will tater,. is to be. held
• NOveniber .26th. Plans , fOr the
• inemOtial seritiee to be held Sun"
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'Secretary, Mrs, Prank Mc Quillin,'
wNeotV.:014ibs:tirst td,h, Tatheth4e8icsetnaont'
• ,gave: a report Of cards and its
• sent :the sick, bereaved, etc,
• These are bought with collectiorr
Otperinies takeifat each meeting.,
The enclosed p9roh: Of ttie. hall
has been painted on the inside,
and!a vote of thanks was fender -
ed the 4neMbers. who did :this
WOrk, iby s. •
The Mato bri. "Peke was Pre,
pared by IVIts. A. daunt, indlead
by Mrs, 'C. MacDonald. An itiStif.,
mental 'HowGreat Thou Art"
Was played by Mrs. Chester Tay
• lor. Our localleader of the 4-H
Coate "Cereal ' Shelf", Mrs: a.
•MacPhereti,. gave .4 Short sut,
Y w
book which she is. compiling for
our institute..
Our president, Mrs. C. Mac-
Donald, and our secretar, Mrs:
E:7Gurit Were delegates- to the
Arena convention beldin London
and they each gave us very inter-
esting 'reports. The theme of the
convention was, " must bear no
hatred in my heart against any-
of the Lazy 'Farmer": and by Mrs• .
•MasPliersOn on: "A Patriotic:
Creed". contest was conducted
by Mrs• W,' A. Miller. •
The "Queen"- brought/the,ineet- •
ing to a close, and: after the "In-
stitute Grace lunch was served -•
'by ,the hostesses, Mrs. Gordon.
‘1Vicztalicriihti.erso.n. and. Mrs...Frank c'
Some women work _so hard to
make good husbands that they
never quite manage to make good
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