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WFUTECHURCH NEWS .,
%despite the: weather conditions,
and Icy roads, a large crowd of ,
Whitechurch Women's Institute.
Members and their families,
.residents of the community, and.
their ;families gathered
in
Whitechurch, CQnmmunity Memor
ial Hall for family, night which is
always celebrated with. a Pot. Luck
Supper. The North• group of ladies
were this year responsible for the
set up of the supper which was
xeally ,a banquet.
--The president,' Mts. Bill
Evans presided for the program and
extended, warm words of welcome
.to. all. The meeting opened with
the singing of the Institute Ode
and repeating in unison the Mary,
•Stewart Collect,. The roll;call was
answered by the men -Telling
what: part of farm work should be
done by the housewife..
Douglas' Thompson, :son of Mr.
and Mrs, Arnold Thompson,' Wing -
ham sang How Great' Thou Art,.
accompanied by pianist; Mrs.. Nel-
son Pickel. Accordion solos were
given by Gordon Ross of Bluevale
and in some numbers. he Was acc-
ompanied by son Eric with; the
-spoons::: A musical band played
several numbers when .encored:. In
the, band were Mrs. Elgin Johnston,
Mrs.. Frank .Ross, Mrs, Jim ,Currie.,
Miss Mary Hehn, Mrs. George
Walker, Mrs. Ed Walker, Mrs,
Russel McGuire, Eric. Ross and' Mrs.
Nelson,Pickel pianist and concluded
singing Canada, '
Mil. Frank Ross addressed ;Mrs.
Nelson Pickel who is leaving thea,
cornrnun ty and im ving to. Teeswat-
er Mrs. Elgin Johnston presented
her withta gift from the .East group.
Mrs. Pickel, taken by surprise,
thanked the group for their kindness
in thinking of her,
Douglas Thompson sang "Some-.
body Bigger Than You and I" acc-,.
ompanied by pianist Mrs. Pickel,
Charles Thompson gave'piano
numbers: "Way Down South in
Dixie' and "Carry Me Home*. John
Gibb gave piano instrumentals
"This Land is. Ours and "We ain't .
Going .to. need this House".
The guest speaker Mrs. Allan
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 22nd,
McGill of Winghaip,, introduced
by Mrs',,. Bill: Evans, Showed,slides
taken by Mr. and Mrs., McGill
when they were on the tour tP New
Zealand and Australia. The picture
es were very clear., andvery educat
tonal as they included all phases.o(
life, animal,' bird: life, sheep farni
ing, .wheat farming, implements; •
,used.,, flowers, trees, buildings,
,Mrs. MoGill gave an instructive
commentary' as she showed the
pictures. She was thanked and
presented with a ,ift by Mrs.
McGuire . The singing of the Quee
concluded the, progr$mnie
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