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WILLIAM JAMES McLEAN
William James ,McLeen pissed
away Monday, Pelbruary 3rd, in
'Henderson, General Hospital,
Mount Heanilton He was the son
of the late Mr. end Mrs- James
B. McLean of KIPPetra
Survivors infellude his wife the
former Zeta Pearl, Fasemome of
two daughters, Mrs.
Lewis (Geraldine) Wilbur, Mrs.
Floyd (Betty) Rock and one son,
William James, all of Hemiltora;
two brothers Fe nine, Toronto,'
and' Clarence, Londone two slis-
tens, Maw. Dorothy Geddes, Owen
Sound' and' Miss Rose Marion,
Exeter, and four gxemichildren.
Funeral senvtee was held at
..Mount Hamilton United Church,
Thitrsdiay with Rev. E..j. Kersey
officiating • Interment it ,too le
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Mrs. Geolfge ,Frayneh Of Sun-
shine Line visited on Saturday
with Mrs. Wm. Walter.
Mrs. John Coward visited in
Kirkton on Monday with Mr.
and Mrs. Hiram Hannock and at-
tended the euchre at night.
Mr. and Mix. Lorne Elford of
Elimville North I/dotted on Sun-
day' evening With Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Walters.
The Elirnville Womein.'e
stitute held their meeting on
Wednesday . with their dessert
first. Mrs. McLellan showed pic-
tures of Africa, There were 24
members present. •
Mr. Wib Coward of. London
visited on Wednesday with his
mother, Mrs. John Coward.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pattersen,
Leslie and Linda of -Lucan
ited on Sunday with' Mr. and
Mrs. George- Frayne and also
called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Walters.
Mr. Danny Walters attended
the Tuckey Banquet on Satur-
day evening in Lucan and spent
the weekend with Mr. Bill Brock
in Exeter.
Mr. and grs. Lloyd Webber
of Elimville visited recently with
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walters.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hutton,
Dennik and Dianne visited in
Moncton on Sunday with Mr.
and IVIrt. Rueben Pehlke.
Miss Kathy Here of Clinton,
Gary of Dashwood and Brian of
Stratford spent the weekend
with their parents Mr. and Mrs-.
Phil Hern.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cole of
Byron visited on Saturday -even-
ing with Mr. and Mrs, Freeman
Horne..
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Mr. and fMrs. Jack Malcolm,
Mai. and Mrs. Frank Pinder and
Mee and MM. Bert Tubb were
the guests of Mir. and Mae. Char-
les Roney. • -
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Perrin,
• • Mitchell visited his' sieter, Maw.
RenaeFacey and atcrwatt on Tees-
Mr. and Mrs. George Pepper
called! on Mrs Glenn PePPer
and Me, and .Mrs. Boss Pepper
and family recently.
Mr. Laity Barker, Landon,
• speat theweek end with his
---entsMreatnet Mrs. Lawrence el
leer and Wendy.'
Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell
_called at thee Lindsay -Funeral
Hoene, St..1Viams ta see the late
Alekander Criago 'who passed
• away on Wednesday.
• The visiting ladies, (Rm. Ross.
Peproeir and Mrs. Russell Roney
from Unit 64orf the UCW Called
on the shut.ins on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barker,
Mr. end lefts.. Lawrence. Barkee
speet Sunday With their sister,
Mr. and ..Mrs. Alvin Williams, Burford. -
Mk:" and Mrs. ,Ramen Bush-
field relented lila- .beother, Mr.
Charles Busilifield in London
hospitah
Mr. Charles Roney is attend-
ing meetings in Toronto for the
nett two days.
Mr. Larry Bather and stisDer
Wendy spent a few hours ski!.
Ing in London Sunday afternoon:
Me. and Mrs, Geelegie Mitchell
. and family wetne dormer guests
of Mr. 'and Mee elifif 'Docking
, and Walter Friday night.
Mins. Beta Wright returned
te her Mine •Onelph atter
uPeOdhig !three web. with Mr. and . Jack
' 'Sundt*" ViVitkico *kb Mc, and
EMS. eltek Ihrreltithf. Weide Mtg.
Hate Hocking, Afifteltalk . Candle. ernalidni;
Jalek •Gloot and •,krift Mt and
Mrs. Wadkind, NtrOdk and
'•Petriela nitrate won Wino for
the weekend. „.
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ineplher? answered the roll call.
A collection Was taken to go
toward$ purchasing blankets for
The WVt9p Unit lieet- wg for February was held in
the elmeh• !PRIMO with Mrs,
.Sheldiee opening with a
Mine. Ernsutt,P000._
Mr. ollid-Mirs, nowt Truviss
and 11fr. and.!M RAY Altethee
have Damped hive PM giAr .91V910*--- -
The • scripture. lessen from • • n •
• In an iigie4 ft; 100Ultif *11*.d.
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tine girl** Vatte0 'OliOren
megOnig. o f Ue.ladi ithe•pon-
0;100049P Wats
Hay'„ A. II; Daiypard,.preFallect•
and opOiledi••••the meeting WO
OnaYer. *The faIROwing
were elected: PireSide114
Vern .1-kaniiille6i; 141 vieed#107.4 emit, Mr0, liOusi;04010/4, 2nd Vioo-
presidenp„.. LloYd Barleeir,
seorutury, wi51..=p1.14 Nil' as.
sista* secretary,
MOO. °
Flee. Murray Chrietie, Mrs.
1.1are4 POthielr• and Mrs. Leslie
Millet Were 013Paltteell as a 'corn.
mititii*
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meet14100 on -the Stegener- reonles- day of each Month. • '
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Luke 1-10 was followed The Afelcillop UCW Unit met Mrs- Wet*? )311041,4foolt re e.
prayer hy Mrs; Arthur Heard, Wednesday .afternoon at the turned home after Vending two
to your Faith" was Tead by Mrs. with fourteen ladies present. '''''''''41.41"1.Vm aWrit snd Abs. Sam-
Sasking atoCuwila: :skater' a:d
An article entitled "According home of Mrs. Laverne Godkin
Sholdice, also a poem" I know toiSE4 Norman Schade presided ewain and ouel Lava at ther relatives, not what the future bath". Mrs. for Devation0. Mrs. Graham Sholdiee return- Heard gave a, reading on "Hum- Mrs. Gordon, MeGavin read a ed haute from ,eeteoreo crewed
ility", poem and led, in Prayer. Hospital last Friday:.
very interesting topic on "Hong
Mrs. Leonard Leeming gave a forlArtte ribuonsialnessd Doepneniiisingprwesiltdheda lamsomeer. ancilspeotletta Ntewormandsonlet
Kong" and "Lotus" taken from poem. The roll call was answer- may with ma,. and Mai Geraddi •
the new study book on China. ed by "Why we like the winter wililiamson at CoilfgagW004.
In opening she offered prayer time". Reports were read also Mi. •and Mrs. Stewet meeteR
and read a suitable, poem. thank you cards. The World Day land Mr. and Mns. Jack Trydivas
Hong Kong is the most visited of Prayer was announced for' have returned from a water OUP
Pa*rthePae4fitandrtiniginis March
to Oalifoonia.
sight seers. An influx of a mil-
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On February 12th. Mrs A.
Daiyatan11. and 14* Relsis McPhail
presided for -We Chia- Meeting
of the United .Church Women
held in the family Life Centre.
The neeeting aPetteed with ai
hymn followed by the .scripte
ure lessenetaiken from .ThIeleelele.
ion Chester 4 Euritli read by Mira
. • ow.
A reading "Shelf Space" was
e....gillyeni›./..11A's. A __IL.Daynardefele..
. loWled by piano solo by Mlle.
Robert McCaughey. • Discussion
groupie were formed to discuss
ways and means of planning
meetings' to make them both in-
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Seeetnall "thank yore" notes were
" read. The roil call was answee-•
ed 1Sy the paying of fees
The meeting closed! 'with Hy-
mn '557 followed by the Ilyz-
path Benediction. Lunch • was
served by the hostesses, Mrs.
John Hocking, Mrs.. Walter
Increase 'your, milk production and beef_cattle . by O'Brien and 'Russell
building a concrete silo for high, moisture corn, `hay or en- The• reanainder of the day was
_Spent quilting,
Geavildine Templeman, Linda
and . Reedy. Moore were among
the Mitchell „High School stud-
ents whO attended the Music
Festival in Toronto :on Friday.
Alec Miller is a patient in St
Joseph Hospital, London.
Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman
and family 'visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, Huatain,
Tease/aster.
The February, meeting of thi6
17th ,and Boundary. was held at
the home of Mre. Bilartin Bean
Mrs, tennis closed the Meet- with thinbeen members piesent. create a serious. problem. for
any country as the tiny colony ing with prayer. Mrs. Bennett opened with
Lunch was served by Mrs. Call to Worship. • of Hong Kong. More than half John Burch, Mrs. Wm. Roe, Mrs. The scripture , evading was the population• live in the most
overcrowded spot on earth in a Don Dennis and the hostess,• taken from Mid Corinthians
Chapter 5 verses 1-7. Mrs, Bem- city that cannot expand territor-
jelly. Thousands live in hovels, Euchre Winners neAt 'heal offered prayed'.
---Eueetheee -e-tereetninge etiople" "rv- T i's an ever present enemy. been to CulelieSal." Other read-
ings, "TAP to the Moon?., `.7by
a UCW?" and if ankeele wale given by Mos, Craig and Mrs.
Bennett leaving money thoughts
to think' about.
Mrs. Baan •opened the busin-
ess, session with a, poem, "Tho
Christians 'job. Repoinne of 'the
diffiewent committeies e
given. It was decided to help
with. Sewing of pyjants for the
Childreni's Aid. The collection
was received and dedicated. An
exchange of Valentines was en-
joyed.
The 'meeting closed with the
I:Benediction and the 'hostesses
, Served lunch.
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eill'S Institute was held last
dlay evening in thie ,Community
Hall 'with .' the fallowing coin-
inittee in charge. lefrs. James
Axtenenn, Mrs. Laverne Godkin,
etre. Edward Godkin, Mrs. David
Watson.. .
Prize winners included:' Lad- ies mrs. Jaimes Clark; lad-
ies . Mrs. Edward Miller.
Gents high, Mr. Wm,. J. Leam-
ing; gents low, Keith Clatrlo4
Lucky chair, Mr. Jack 'Simpson.
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' "Latins'" was a young gall who
was taken into a missionary
family and from the wife she
learned about Lord Jesus. ,
Mrs. Allan McCall, vice- pres-
ident opened the business port-
ion with a reading entitled
"School Children in Hon g
Kong." The roll -call was answer-
ed by., naming who you had vis-
'ited last in hospital or shut-ins.
Mrs. Pen ,Aglille....enVe the •see-retarys 'report and read two
thank you notes.,
M. W. C. Hackwell reported
that three quilts had been quil-
ted It was 'agreed $12.00 be
charged for each quilt from
• now on in place of moo.
It was decided to. send a card
to men in the Unit when in Hos-
pital also members sick at home
Mrs. Nelson Marks was appoint.
e ed to look after the.oending_ste
cards end Mre. Douglas Eirnis to'
send bow of fruit to members
in hospital. •Mrs. , • Alexander
Gulutzen • and Mrs. John Mc-
, Ewing were appointed . leaders
for the Copper Contest. Rev. Le-
Drew of Brussels, will be guest
spealoer of the World Day of
Prayer March 7.
Mini. Mac Sholdiee read this
tneasurer's report and received
-the offering which was deducet-
ed by Mrs. McCall.
The familial bazaar will be held.
III 16 with a committee to be
appointed later. '
The meetinig closed with pray-
er. Lunch was served by Mrs.
Ernest 'Stevens, Mrs. Torrance
Dunclas and Mrs, Dendld Achill
Overseas relief. Lunch was ser-
ved by the hostesS.
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28th Euchre Party will Include:
Mrs. Ralph 'Tray*, Mrs. %lax
Glintren, MAL Margaret Hump-
Mns. William Hump.
ries and Mns. Illorrance DundaS.
Me March meet:kg. of the
Walton' Women's Institute will
be held:refbruary 20th with the
Resolutions committee, r
Hubert Williamson and Mrs, Al-
lan McCall in charge. Colored
slides 'of the Harwell:an Islands
will be Shown . during the eve-
ning.
Mr. and Mrs: Allan McColl and
Beverly attendedi the funeral of
Mrs. J. IL Wilkie aCLOnelon last
Saturday. •
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Stevens .
and family of London visited
oven the weekend with Mr. and.
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8th, 16th UCW
February meeting of the 8th
and 16th UCW Unit was held of
the home of Mrs: Jan Van Vliet
Thursday afternoon, February
13. Mrs. Clarence Martin opened
the meeting with prayer. Mrs.
Martin read the scripture "Pick
Up Your Own" Mathew 16:21,
24:28. The topic "The Battle of
the Bible" and Dreams and
Dreamers was taken by Mrs.
George McCall: The regular Col-
lection was received,
Mrs. Douglas ' Fraser was in
charge of the business part of
the meeting, The minutes were
read by the secretary and eleven
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