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the 4-H pledge. Roll call was
"your favourite sandwich -
what does it include".
The secretarial and treasurer's
report were given. There 'had
been an error in the date of
Achievement Day . It will be on
Saturday, 'November 25 and the
hooks are to be handed•in by
November 7.
Next meeting Friday. , Octobei— --
20 at Mrs. MacInnis's. The dis-
cussion was - "Three Meals a tt
Day" Demonstration was' Sub-
marine Sandwiches. Mrs. N1ac-
-Ifinis4made_a_S1 per Bero while
Lois Adams and Kathy Doherty •
put together one of their.own
style,. They were enjoyed b) all.
Happy
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Handicrafte'rs
The-St.' Helen's ,Happy Handl', '
crafters opened their fifth meet-•
irig with the 4-H pledge. Twen-'
-trgir-ls-ansWeted7the_rolLcall• •
An interesting edible addit ion to
your school lunch. 1 .
and Mrs. Errington led a discussiOn
on lunch boxes and kinds of sand:- '
wiChes. Western sandwiches-were
made, by Verna kitch,isori, C41,01
Martin, Valerie Errington, Marg-
aret MacPherson and Lori Miller
and were enjoyed by the girls. •
Some of the girls gave a der:non-
stration on how to wrap and label
day , October 19th at 7.15 We
sandwiches.
Our next meeting will be Thurs-
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then closed the meeting with the. Is
Creed.
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Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wybenga
were Monday callers on Mrs. Rus-
sel Ross,and Mrs, Earl Caslick at '
Walkerton Hospital and Mrs. Bill.
Evans at Wingham Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. -Wallact-Colurorr-
Sunday visited with Mrs. Russel
Ross and Mrs. Earl Caslick at
Walkerton Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coultes
and Mrs. Cecil Coultes were
in_Loridon_on _Sunda_y_, Mr. and •
Whitechurch Salad Queens will
meet Saturday, October 21 at
9 a.m. at, the home of assistant ,
leader Mrs. Elmer Sleightholm.
Communion services were held
at the United Church at 10 a.m.
Sunday with Rev. Eric Ledrew of
Brussels in charge. •
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Johnston
and Janette attended the wedding
on Saturday in Holmesville United!
Churckat 5 o'clock of Karon
Oakeg and Don Watson. Miss
/Janette Johnston was soloist. The
dinner was held in the Church
Hall and the reception at Clinton
Legion Hall.
Mrs. Gertie Tiffin of Wingham
spent a few days at the week, end
with Mr. .and Mrs.' George Young
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Mrs. Ronald Coultes visited with'
Russel Ross and her father Earl
Caslick at Victoria Hospital. Mrs.
Cecil Coultes visited with her
husband at another hospital. He
expected to get home on Mon,
day.
Mrs. A. E.. Purdon on Monday
had the stitches removed at
Wingham from the cut in hqr
.head which she received when she
fell.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott
and Mrs. Gordon Elliott and Mrs.
Galbraith both of Wingham ,
aCcoMpanied the former to the '
wedding of Bruce Elliott of Ansa
Craig an Lenore Sutherland at
Strathroy United Church on Satin.=
day at 2 p.m. The reception
-Ways-held-at --Bandi ...Restaurant 'on
.Highway 22. •
The final 0.A.S.A. Softball
Juvenile game between
Binbrook and Whitechurch teams
was played on neutral ground on
-Sattirday evening-at-St.• Marys
diartiond. .Each team had won a
game. The score was 9 - 1 in
favor of Binbrook.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore ,
Linda, Cindy and Richard attend-
ed the ball game Saturday even-_
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ing at St. Marys.
Congratulations to Mr, and
Mrs. Paul Moore of Riversdale on
the arrival of a baby girl Octob -
er 12 at Walkerton Hospital. Mr.
and Mrs. Moore are frequent vis-,
itors with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Moore and family.
Robert Mowbray was in Brant-
ford on Saturday to attend his
granddaughter Cathy Seddon's
wedding. •
Attending Belgrave Presbyterian
Thankoffering meeting on Wed"'
nesday were Mrs. Dawstin Craig,
Mrs.. Frank Coulter,' Mrs. Robert
Ross, Mrs. Victor Wybenga and
Mrs. Victor Emerson. •
Quite a feW from'here attended
the Opening of Eatons new order
office on Friday, October 13.
•Mrs. Robert. Ross and Mrs. Jim
Taylor were in London at Victoria
Rospitalon Thursday to visit Rus-
sel Ross and Earl Caslick. Mrs.
Ross remained•for a few days but
Mrs. Taylor returned that evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson
on Saturday afternoon were callers '
of Mrs. A. R:-Finlayson of .Luck
now at the Huber Nursing Home
,Mrs. Bill Evans on Thursday
had to be taken, to Wingham, Hos-
pital by ambulance.
Dave Gibb arrived home from
Wingham: an District Hospital
on Thursday/. .
. Picking Corn is the order of
the daydn'this locality.
Whitechurch was a busy place
on Tuesday when Ken Cluchey
arrived from Durhakn with a
machine and auger to bore a hole
mnder-Highw-ay-86-for-a_casing .
to house a water main to carry
water to the homes of Robert'
go -vbfay, , Beirir-Tiffin and Garr --
et Farrier. Leroy Jackson and
Roy Dawson „plumbers were on
hand and Harold Metcalfe with
back hoe to, dig water mains.
At, the pump house was K. K.
Dawson and son David of Dungan-
non installing a new pumping
system.. By Wednesday evening
everything•was back to normal
and the water was across the road
after two attempts., The first
time the auger came out near the
top of the ground on the •
opposite side. On the secolid -
attempt the auger came out
lower down where it could be •
used. •
Ivir„aap,4xs_. Mery n Pi .e of
Brussels were Saturday evening
visitors w itk Mr . and Mrs. Albert
Coultes. •
Scott Paterson of Detroit was a
caller on Sunday ,with Mr. and
Mrs. George Fisher. Mr. arid
Mrs. James Val ampar ampil and
baby of Wingham were also visit-
ors•at the Fisher hOme.
any
pleased to hear Mis. Jim
Paterson's voice on radio from
,Kitchener one day last week when
she was a dinner winner for
free dinners at Twin Gables,
Listowel. Mr. Paterson is a nat-
ive of Whitechurch area and are
frequent visitors here,
On Sunday Mr. wild Mrs. Russel
McGuire accompanied her parents
C le nd on Br a mh ill
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bramhill of
Palmerston to Pontiac , Michigan.
to attend the funeral from First
Church of the Nazerene, .60 State
St. , Pontiac of Revi. W. Mansel
McGuire , who passed away at St.
Petersburgh,, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul
accompanied by Mr. and. Mrs,
--MaTk-eardiff-Of-Brussels-v.-isited,..
on Sunday with Mr. and *Mrs.
Harry Gutoskie and Michelle of •
Kitchener: '
Monday) evening Mr. and Mrs.
'Carman Whytiock and' Jackie .
visited Withhis parents Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Whytock of TeesWater
and his aunt Mrs:. P. Whytock of
Manitoba , 'visitiu with them.
Classy Cookers
The Lucknow #1, Classy Cook-
ers, held-their-third-meeting
Thursday , October 12, at the
tiicknow Central Public School.
The president , Elizabeth
Ritchie, conducted the meeting
whick opened with the 4-H pledge
The roll,cail was thenanswered
by all members. The minutes
of the second meeting were read,
followed by the treasurer's report.
Mrs. Ritchie discussed planning
vegetables into meals; and plans
tar•----Achievement-Day. •,_
Voila Ritchie and Theresa
Huber 'demonstrated how to make
a cream soup: Audrey Ritchie
and Elaine Whitby demonstrated
how .to make stuffed baked potat-
oes. Nancy Ritchie and
Beth Hallam demonstrated how to .
make scalloped asparagusand-7
eggs.
_Mrs.. Walden then referred us to
our member's pamPhlets to theme
menu , judging Score for Family
Menus.,'
The .mfeting closed with the
4-1-I creed. •
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Supper Servers
The 6th meeting of the Dungan ,
non Stipper Servers Was held at
the' home of .Miss Linda Young on
Wednesday, October 11, at 7 p.m.
Lois Adams-brought- the meeting
to order with everyone reciting
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