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shipment to India, as part of a Lions International
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show a, bas,ket full they picked up from Brussels
people on the weekend. Anyone with old unwanted
eye glasses around 'the house can call any member of
the Leo Club and have them picked up.
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Gerald Baan showed pictures of
Africa at the United Church
Women general meeting on
Wednesday evening in the church
basement when 23 ladies
attended ,
Mr. Haan showed where he
spent some time as a volunteer
worker at Northern Ghana, West
Africa as an agriculturalist and
the group asked him questions.
Mrs. Graeme Craig thanked him
and presented a gift.
The devotions were in charge of
the 17th and Boundry Unit with
Mrs. Martin Baan openine with a
reading. M rs, Neil McGavin was
pianist for singing of hymn, `In
Christ there is no East or West"
Mrs. G. Craig read the scripture
from Act 8: 26-40. Mrs. Cliff
Ritchie led in prayer, Mrs. Baan
followed with a short reading.
Offering was' received and
dedicated.
Mrs. Don McDonald, Vice
President presided for the
business. Song of Joy was sung.
Minutes were read by Mrs. Herb
Traviss, and read several thank
'you cards.
Rev. Robert Roberts, Egmond-
\tulle will be guest speaker at the
Anniversary Service in
September, A congregational
picnic for June was discussed.
The order, of 50 calendars has
been• sent.
Flowers to be put in the church,
May Walton Unit; June,8th &
16th Unit; July and August -
McKillop unit;'September 17th &•
Boundary. The ham supper,
Tuesday, June 7th was given out
by the 8th & 16th unit.
It was voted to give a donation
for Irene Konarske, exchange
student in Cross Roads this
summer in West India, to help
towards her room and board.
Pe'rsonals
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Wey
attended the Spring convocation
of Victoria Univeristy and
Emmanuel College graduation in
Toronto one day laSt week when
the Honorary degree; Doctor of
Divinity was conferred on Rev.
T.L, Tucker, United Church
Missionary inZlambia. They later
visited with a cousin Vera
Gardiner.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Perrie,
Mrs. Couper
to speak
in Blyth
There is to be a full executive
meeting, plus Auxiliary
President, Christian
Development Heads and any
interested member' at the United
Church, Blyth, on May 24th at 7
P.M. Mrs. Moira E. Couper,
Bayfield, facilitator f6r personal
family and community growth in
the conference is the speaker.
Cranbrook visited on' Mother's
Day with Mr. and. Mrs. David
Perrie.
Mr. and Mrs, Allan McCall
attended the christening of their
grandson, Christopher Allan
Stevenson, Sunday morning at
Cranbrook Presbyterian Church.
Later they returned to Mr. .and
Mrs. Tom Stevenson's) for lunch.
Other gueSts were Mr. and Mrs.
Stuart Stevenson; Mrs. M ary
Barr; Mr. and Mrs. George Smith
and Cori; Mr. and Mrs. Don
Fischer and Tracy and Mr, and
Mrs. Don Bray.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Deane of
Toronto visited recently at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Huether.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Watson
spent a few days visiting with
their families, Mr. and Mrs. Don
M aier and Paul of Thamesford
and Mr. and M rs.R'obert
Pritchard, Kim and Mark, of
London.
Saturday visitors with Mrs.
Jean. Broadfoot were: Mr. and
Mrs. Steven Kerley and Mrs.
Margaret Fieldhouse of Toronto.
On Sunday Mrs. Fern Patterson
and her daughter, Mrs. Barbara
Cardiff of Petrolia visited at the
same ,home.
Mrs. Maud Leeming and Mr.
William. Bennett were Friday
evening supper guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce. Clark and family.
Mr. an'd Mrs. Rob. HarriS of
TorOnto spent the weekend at the
home of her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Watson.
Mrs. • Edna Hackwell
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. John
Mcllwain and family of Seaforth
to London on Sunday afternoon
where they celebrated Mother's
Day dining out with Mrs.
Hackwell's other daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Smith and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh ,Johnston
and Mrs. Joyce Colyer attended
the christening on Sunday of
Nancy Lynn, daughter of Mt:. and
Mrs. Allan Johnston at Olivet
United Church, Kitchener.
Mrs. Jean Miller, Walton and
Mrs. Mayme Turvey, Brussels
spent Mother's Day with Mr. and
Mrs, Bill McTaggart in Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Huether ,
Steven and John attended Varna
United Church Sunday morning
when Mark Robert, son of Mr.
and Mrs.. Mack Webster was
christened during the service.
The families were later guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Wat Webster in
Clinton.
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