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—KINL ce the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
OJJ Mac-Kenzie and attended-the-ser-
vice with them at Wingham.
Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Buckton
•y.
Friday at 8.30 p.m. in Chalmers Wybenga served lunch. . McClenaghan and Mr. and Mrs.
Church. The newly elected eld- 'Mr. and. Mrs. Tom Waldock Carl Ivicelenaghan on the week
ers will. also be ordained. After Of Molesworth and Mr. and Mrs.
the service the Young. People will Wayne Farrier and Kimberley of
serve lunch in the church Sunday
School room. On Sunday, Oct-
bber 29 at 11.15 a.m. the Sacra-
ment of Baptism will be administ-
ered and the Lord's Supper cele-
brated.
YOUNG PEOPLES MEETING
Whitechurch Young Peoples
Society met on Sunday, evening
for their first meeting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wybenga.•
--eathy-Wybenga-opened-the meet —
ing with saipture reading. Mr.
Wybenga led in prayer. The ,
main purpose of the first meeting
was to draw-up plans for study and
enterrainrnenr for the coming
winter season. Three committees
were' appointed to work out these
plans. 'After the meeting Mrs.
On Sunday afternoon Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Wybenga conducted a
worship service with the residents
of Pinecrest Manor in Lucknow.
Mr. Wyberiga led in prayer and
scripture reading. As many as
were able joined in the singing of
their favourite old time hymns.
The guests as well as residents
enjoyed this time of Christian
fellowship,
On Monday morning Mr. and
Mrs. Wybenga visited the folks
in hospital. They visited with
Mrs. Earl. Caslick and Mrs.
Ruisel Ross in Walkerton. There
is a possibility that Mrs. Ross may
have to go to a London hospital.
They called on Mrs; Bill Evans,
at Wingharia Hospital. They found
her in good spirits after having a
relapse early Sunday morning.
Whitechurch and Langside con-
gre.gations will have a combined
Preparatory Service October 27,
WHITECHURCH
end were Mr. and Mrs. Harry
MOss of Plattsville and Mr. and'
Hanover were recent Sunday visit- Mrs. Douglas Bird .of Cayuga.
ors with Mr. and' Mrs..Garnet On Saturday Mr. and Mrs.
Farrier and Mrs. Eunice •Gillespie. Carl McClenaghan attended the
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Craig and wedding of Jim Parker of Lucan
Lana visited Sunday with her.
sister Mrs. Wilbert Schwichten-
berg, Mr. Schwichtenberg and
family of Port Elgin.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott,
Paul, Ruth, Barry David and
-Karen-were Sunday-v-isitors--with---and-family of -St-;---Pauls-;---Ger—
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Forster and shorn was assisting Jack with
family. farm chores
On:Sunday , Ocroher 29 at
.
Home for the week end with
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Chalmer's Presbyterian Church their parents were Janette John-
and Itilia Shenk,of Crediton at
the United Church at 2;30 and
the reception in the evening at
the Community Hall.
Gershom Johnston of Wingham
'spent Tuesday to Friday with his
son Jack Johnston, Mrs. Johnston
S .
Sunday, October 29.will be ob-
served-as-hay-Sunday with a
service for Lucknow, South Kin-
loss and Dungannon being held in
Lucknow Presbytirian church.
Sunday School at South Kinloss "
will be at.,9.45 a.m.. •
Mrs. Lorne Sparks was a patient
in Wingham and District Hospital'
and Mrs. Leonard Machines was in
Victoria Hospital, London last.
week,
Denver' Dickie returned home
from Scotland on, Monday night.
Since then he has been on a busi7
ness trip, for Dominion Road'
Machiperj. Co. to Chicago and is
POW in Ottawa.
Rev. C..Shaver of Hanover ,
pulpits ,on Sunday. In Mrs.
Sparks' absence, Mrs. 'Herb Buck-
ton was organist. at South KirilbsS.
Mrs. Harvey Houston and .Mis.
Frank MacKenzie from Kairshea.
Oomen's'Institute attended the
Bruce CoUnty Rally held in Allen-
ford on Thursday;
Ten ladies from South KinlosS
\,V-.-M.S. attended:the Fall' Thank-
, offering Meeting for Ashfield
W.M.S. on Thursday evening. .
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TRAIN STRUCK CATTLE BEAST
,One of the few trains to run on
-this line struck a cattle' beast h'e-4;
longing to Fraser. MacKinnon last
week.
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Mr. and Mirs..Ira Dickie and
Mrs. John Needham were guests
afrer the Anniversary service in
Wingham Sunday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Casemore
and Miss Mae MacInnes.
.0n Saturday Mrs. Harvey
Houston and Mrs. Evan Keith
attended the Fall Conference for
the Junior Women's Institutes of
Ontario held at the glue ataa— ,-Erszt5weT. • During the afternoon
they toured the Midwestern Ont-
ado Regional Centre at Palmer-
ston.
Mrs. Allister 'Hughes visited
Saturday with Mrs, Annie Ken-
nedy in Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs. Hendry of Tiver-
topmete dinner guests Sunday at
ay wi
and Mrs. •Herb,,Buckton.
A wedding reception was held
in the Legion. Hall on Friday
evening for Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Phillips (Caroline MacGillivrv,).'
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the Communion and Baptism
Service will be conducted by Rev.
Glenn Noble of ,Lucknow .
•Visitors with Mr. and ,Mrs. Ben
stone, Joyce Tiffin, Mary Lou
Wall, all of London; Irene de
Boer of, Stratford and. Ruth Elliott
of Huron Park.
Vote LONEY
prog ressive
Co-mervCit UCE RIDING
YOUTH OPPORTUNITIES A youth nopaituo nes' .directorate to
—T4u911-#4,,,rtstriratots—culd—h.1 her .penoltres .for those
young people in ihp foece not complying with the guidelines on pollution 'Control ''
in Bruce Riding.
John Loney Supports the' Following Policies:
John Loney is interested 'in making, life better
the best interests of all reiidents-Ifilletite—Ridriig.
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asks for your support . on October. 3Oth, so thai
the follovfijng policies of the ProgressiVe Con-,.
servcktive Party may be implemented' to serve
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UNEMPLOYMENT -- More extensive retraining 'for . the
unemployed . who lock the necxiS5J,y qualification TO eriirer • the
present' .labor force.
CONTROL OF ',NATURAL RESOURCES Developmenl of our 7natur.:11 '
resources b'y Canadiian controlled companies. This will ensure
'Canadian lobar an opportunity for jobs in 'the extraction and.
protessi'ng of our resources.
INFLATION fempotai..y wage cli;ri aiice conical
ineasvi,e. to stop spiralling cost to ,he consumer . •
e„ggit markets.
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