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Brinsley children
get palm crosses
By GORDON MORLEY
BRINSLEY
Mr. & Mrs. Cyril Morley
arrived home Monday after
holidaying in Florida for the
winter months since
October.
The ladies Guild of St.
Mary’s church Brinsley met
at the rectory in Parkhill
Tuesday night with Mrs.
John Drury and Mrs. Don
Scott as the hostesses.
Miss Cindy Prest has
started to work in Scar
borough hospital this week.
The Otto Darling and
held
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Saturday was largely at
tended and was a good
success.
The ladies of St. Mary’s
church are presently
working on a quilt at the.
home of Mrs. Levi White.
Tickets will be sold on this
quilt with a draw to be made
at the strawberry supper
June 20.
Seven Brinsley United
Church ladies attended the
U.C.W. meeting at Carlisle
Thursday night to see slides
of Brazil and hear Mrs. Andy
Stewart speak of missionary
work and visiting there.
Palm Sunday was ob
served in Brinsley United
Church Sunday at which
time the children of the
Sunday School were
presented with palm crosses.
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Sixty-eight people at
tended the Easter Thank-
Offering meeting of the
United Church Women on
Monday evening in the
church basement.
Mrs. Larry Ballantyne
opened the worship service
with a poem “A Wish For
You.” Mrs. Mac Hodgert
welcomed everyone in
cluding ladies from Cen
tralia, Chiselhurst,
Cromarty and Woodham.
Mrs. Glen Stewart read the
Easter story from Luke 23
and 24.
Mrs. William Rowcliffe
read I am Simon of Cyrene.
Mrs. Larry Ballantyne led in
prayer.
Mrs. Ross Hargreaves
introduced the guest speaker
Rev. James Forsythe,
Exeter who spoke on “Lets
Liberate the Women” which
was quite interesting, He
was thanked by Mrs.
Hodgert and presented with
a gift.
A humorous poem
“Complaint” was given by
Mrs. Jim Snow. A piano solo
by Miss Agnes Bray was
much enjoyed.
The offering was received
by Mrs. Snow and Mrs.
Ballantyne with music
supplied by Mrs. Reg
Hodgert.
Mrs. Hargreaves gave the
Offertory prayer. Mrs. Glen
Stewart gave a reading “The
Easter Puzzle”. The Wor
ship service was closed with
the singing of “Jesus Christ
Is Risen Today”. Mrs.
William Rohde opened the
business part of the meeting
with a poem “The Easter
Lily’s Way.”
Articles for a bale are to be
brought into the May
meeting. Five ladies offered
to look after the C.G.I.T.
Mother and Daughter
Banquet on May 2.
One of the centennial
projects was finished
Monday with the laying of
new carpet on the basement
platform due to the com
mittee of Mrs. Ken Duncan,
Mrs. Arnold Cann and Mrs.
Fred Johns. The carpet was
bought and laid by the
Carpet Centre of Exeter.
It was also decided the
ladies would cater to the
lunch following Ed and Ethel
Alexander’s 50th wedding
anniversary dance at
Hensall Rec Centre, May 5.
Group C under • the
leadership of Mrs. Floyd
Stewart and Mrs. Ken
Duncan and the hostess Mrs.
Jack Duncan served a
delicious lunch.
The Good Friday evening
Church service and Com
munion service will be held
April 13 at 8 p.m. at Elim-
viile United Church.
The Fellowship group will
meet, Sunday evening, April
15 in Thames Road Church at
8 p.m. People are asked to
bring picture slides to this
meeting.
Is this February, March or
April?
Gerry McCarter returned
home Saturday from
Children’s War Memorial
Hospital, London.
Mr. & Mrs. Russell
Morley, Exeter were Friday
evening supper guests with
Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde.
Mr. & Mrs. Dwight
Hargreaves, Mr. & Mrs. Carl
Reeves and family, Beach-
ville, Mr. & Mrs. Lorne
Hansford and family,
London, Mr. ■ & Mrs. Ted
Hargreaves and Robbie,
Woodstock were Sunday
dinner guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Ross Hargreaves.
Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde
were Sunday evening supper
guests with Mr. & Mrs. Doug
Rohde, Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. David
Passmore were guests at the
Haist-McEachren wedding
at Trinity United Church,
Glencoe and also the
reception and dance at
Glencoe Agricultural Hall,
Saturday.
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