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The ladies of the Women's Mis-
sionary Society met in the Sunday
Schoo1•rgom on Wednesday, May
SOUfh Kinloss
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The May `meeting of South
en's „Missionar
So
iety was held at the home of Mrs
'Lorne Sparks,' .with: 21 members'
and, 1 visitor present.° . .
Mrs. Donald Ct.MacIpty..re pre
ided. The song, "Pray, Give,
Go" was sung .and the Lord's Pia"
er repeated; Delegate to the.
-Presbyteti l in -Brussels is Mrs.
Annie MacIntyre with. Mrs. Ira
Dickie •aas alternate'.
Mrs. Jaynes Smith directed the
meeting. She opened with prayer*
followed with all singing a Hymn:
,The meditation was given by Mrs.
N. Johnston, who took,her topic
from thc' book of Sotonion— eha-p•-
ter, •2. :.the Prayer Circle was giv-
en by Miss Sadie Johnston and :'Mrs.
Reid. The minutes were. read ;
by Miss N. Mair olniand n+ -ere-. -- • The-- -Study t,=ts 5: 1
WH1TECHURCH1
.Mother's Day guests, with Mr.
and Mrs, Dan Tiffin were Barry
Tiffin .of St. Catharines, Mrs.,
Ethel S ewart.and Douglas. Tiffin
of Wingharu, Mr:'. and: Mrs . Bevan
Tiffin and baby, • •
' Miss Joyce Tiffin accompanied
betfriend Mary Lou Walland her
parents 'Mr., and -.Mrs. Ira Wall to
:Collingwood on Sunday. •
Mrs, .Bevan and nd baby,' . A
Stephen arrived to the borne of`
Mr. 'and Mrs.. Dan Tiffin on. Triurs
day from Kitchener Hospital and
on Monday moved to'their home
in the village.
Mr. and Mrs.. Tom Jamieson.
visited. on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Irwin of Lucknow.
• Mr. -and Mrs. ,Don Dirstein and'
Richard of Ajax spent the ,week
end with her parents Mr. and Mrs,
Russel.Gaunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Johnston of
Clinton were Saturday visitors
with their parents Mr. and Mrs..
Gershorn Johnstpn' of. Wingham ..
Mother's Day callers on them
were Mr.' and Mrs. Ted Robinson
and/ family 'Donnybrook 3vlr..
and Mrs. Charles Wood and Syl-
y via Rarnnn�lviUe , M c r :..
Bill Wood of. Stratford.
Visitors on Sunday with Mr.
...4!
approved..
. The business pertained to send-
ing •a delegate to the Presbyterial.
in Brussels. Mrs. H:. Agnew .spoke•.
on 'the bale., ,bur allocation was
$50.00 as usual'and:' par'els of
• e sen •to
Molesworth. The roll call was
,given containing the word "Sang".!
It was understood that 'Mrs Ross
McMillanwas a patient in Victor
ia'•Hospital in London . and: a
sympathy card was, signed by the`
members. of the Soeiety-to be sent-.
oher.
Prayer ,was given by Mrs. Jas:
Smith followed by the 'singing of
a Hymn.. ,The.Topic or Mission {.
Stue•y-wasp- iverrby-Iv1 T ;fig
•
session. •
Mrs. Sparks leda.discussion on:
.ce-ie-ld-in
Wingham. ' Each hoste'ss•.:told• :
something of their guests whom
they billeted for that .week 'end. •
Miss .Lynda Sparks 'arid Mrs_, ,
Y ,'
•7 'was led by Mrs. Lorne..Sparks
with niembers.zaking part in
discussion and questions on' the..
passage.
• • .A, reading '"A Mother's Purpose"
was igen b . 'Mrs. •Harold Cam
bell. An 'excellent report on the
Synodical held at Sarnia. was
given by .Mrs. Ira••Dickie who was•
in attendance for the two day
new. T e Glad Tidings.,Review
was given. by Miss Maud Sherwood.
A IIymn was sung and prayer by'
Miss N Malcolm brought the •
meeting to a- close. '
The Mission 'B'and and their
Mothers mere invited and .under.
`theleadership of Mrs. Noble and'. '
Mrs. R 'Gilchris hey entertained _..
with song., duets and short plays.
• , At the' close a dainty lunch
was served,. andlall,had an enjoy
able time together; before return-
ing home.: • •
Lois Noble each played a piano
:instrumental, which Was enjoyed..
The meeting/closed with prayer'
by.Mrs.' Ted 'Collyer..
Following. the courtesty'remarks
by Mrs. Harry Lavis. Grace was,
•
Lunch was served by the'hostess
and•'directors Mrs., Gib Hamilton,
Mrs. Leonard Maclnnes and. Mrs:..
.Harry Lavis.
•
and Mrs. Walter 'Elliott; were
Mrs; Gordon Elliott and: Mrs. Bob•
Galbraith of Wingharn,: Mrs,: Don
aid•Campbell and•family of Lon-
don', •
Mr. and Mrs. Grge eoGaunt,
'of Exeter visited on Sunday with
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his parents Mr, and Mrs. John
Gaunt and her parents. M. and•
Mrs, Bob Adams. •
Mr, and Mrs,. Floyd Wilkens
.Sharon and Michelle ofListo,el
visited on Sunday An
with .Mr, el
Mrs. Earl Wilkens' and ,.family,. •
Hinds of Bees
72c Ib.
Sjdesof
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Fronts. of Beef
49c lb.
WHOLE O. R HALF
39c 16: 35e 16.
Hamburger 50 Ib. lots 49c Ib.
•.HOMEMADE SAUSAGE ._. • 3 .
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.... LBS. 99c
- - 10. LBS.' $3.00
mu( O t:.BEEFLI SER:.. k 3
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1,0 L
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;•6 LB. BOX OF WIENERS • .$2.95.
HOME CURED BAC .,. N.
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SEED GRAIN
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Olivet UC
DUVET NEWS
The -Olivet Uni-ted Clitrrch-Wor • -
en met at the home of 'Mrs. Harry
Coiling on Tuesday. 'evening. .Mrs.
Gerald Coiling, was rhe convener..
of a program on "Decisions", 'she
and Mrs: Harry Coiling spoke of
'several: Women of the Bible who'
made difficult and important dec...
inions:
' . Mrs: Robert Osborne read.the
pture--
Seri nd cbr'i• uc ed a quiz on.
the books of the Bible: Mrs. ,Leo
Pedersen led in prayer. , •
In honour of Mother's day , Mrs..
.John MacCharles gave a. reading,
The prayer"of the another of a
'teenage daughter" Mrs, Ray
• Hamilton 'gave courtesy remarks.
At the close of the meeting a
sate of home baking and other
articleswas held.. .
FERT1LIZER
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of your spring :requirements.
Custom spreadingand, equipment leasing
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fertilizing service you need:
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sing epartinent. 'of Agriculture. recommendations as a basis,
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.seeds. These will be blended with prescription accuracy in the
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