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Mr. and Mrs. W.G.Elliott were
pleasantly surprised just as they
were closing the store Saturday
eve ning when about 20 of their
amily drove in from Michigan,
London, Goderich, Oalcville,
oronto and Auburn, bringing a
elightful buffet supper and gifts,
The Evening Unit of the
CV. held their September
eting at the home of Mrs.
ma Weston with nineteen
timbers and one visitor present.
The President, Betty Campbell,
corned all those present and
rned the meeting over to
.othy Ritchie who opened the
eting with a verse of scripture.
nut , "Sing to the Lord of
Nest" was sung. Dorothy read
Scripture, Rev. Chpt: 14
owed by prayer. Adah Smith
d a poem "The Old Church"..
rah Stephenson & Betty
when favoured us with two
t selections; Fill My Clip Lord
Farther Along. Jean Bridge
ve the devotions entitled No
ce Like Home. The closing
in "Come Ye Thankful People
me" was sung.
etty Campbell presided for
business. Minutes were read:
approved. Roll call w as
en. Betty read a letter from
y May Schwartzentruber
iking the group for the
ation sent for hen work.
'Alma Watson reported that
are still 50th Anniversary
ons available at $3.00 each.
Alma gave the treasurer's
on for the general U.C.W.
he General U.C.W. Meeting
o be held Monday, Septernber
d.
etty would like to compile a
list of shut-ins for U.C.W.
irthday Cards". Anyone
vilig new names and birthdate
add to the list is to let her
to help them celebrate their 25th Joe Rupert, Mount Pleasant,
'wedding anniversary. Pennsylvania, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
A family gathering was held at McKendra, Stratford, Mr. and
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Chas. Geddes and family,
Maurice Cameron on the 14hourleaforth, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Day weekend. Attending were Cameron and sons, Dean and
Mr. Lorne Cameron, Mr. and Darrill, Tilbury, and Ralph
Mrs. Jim Ritchie, Mr. and Mrs. Noble. Master Dean and Darrill
Morgan Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. Cameron spent two weeks
Larry Wharton and family, Mr. previous to Labour Day with their
and Mrs. Bill Cameron and family grandparents.
, all of London, Mr. and mrs. Visitors. with Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Parton and Mr. and mrs. We s McEachorn over Labour
bay were Mr. and Mrs Barry
Gaudier, Chicago, Ill, Mr. and
mrs. Barry DAvison' and children,
Vancouver, and Winston
McEachern and daug hters Kim
and. Sharon, Cambridge, (Galt).
Sympathy is extended to Mrs.
Lloyd .Smith on the death of her
father, the late Wm. A. Dodswell
of Harriston.
Visiting Mr. and mrs. Ear'
Dunn on Sunday were their
family, Mr. and mrs. 'Allan
Dunn, Rick and Bonita, Mr. and
Mrs.Don Jacklin, Tracy and
Danny, all of Bloomingdale, and
Mrand Mrs Bill Muchan, London.
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25th wedding anniversary
Evening unit meets
Collection was received.
The 60th anniversary of Laura
and Walter Williamson was
announced.
A discussion followed on
different aspects of the Church
and young people.
Lunch was served by Isabel
Wheeler, Mildred Wheeler and
Alma Watson. Barbara
McCutcheon thanked the ladies
and Betty Campbell thanked the
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