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INGHAM ONT.
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PRESIDENT CHATS WITil SCOUTS :
Mrs. Herb Fuller, new president of the mothers' auxiliary to the Cubs and Scours is pictured having a word
with some of the Scouts who attended the meeting of the auxiliary held at the Legion Homeon Wednesday
evening. The boys, in the picture are, Byron Adams„ Paul 'Bennett, Bob Angus, Don Murray and Philip
Adams.
-Advance-Times photo.
Howick Fall
Fair Winners
(Continued from Page Eight)
Stanley Ridley, S.S. 14 Howick;
Ethel Byer, No; 2 Howick; Norman
Duke, No. 9 Howick.
Best beef calf, steer or heifer,
Julia Thornton, S.S. 4 Turnberry;
James Armstrong, No. 9 Howick,
Showmanship of calf (boy or girl
under 15), Don Rutter', S,S. 17
Howick; Julia Thornton, S.S. 4
Turnberry; Ron Hibberd, No. 9
Howick.
Feathered pet, Mac Duke, S.S. 9
Howick; Bob Furness, S.S. 6
Turnberry; Cheryl Haskins, S.S. 15
Howick; Joe King, S.S. 6 Turnberry
Jim King, S.S. 6 Turnberry; Brian
Douglas, S.S. 6 Turnberry; Fran-
ces Paulin, S.S. 2 Turnberry.
Pair bacon hogs, Lorne Wilson,
S.S. 8 Howick; Bob Grainger, S.S.
7 Howick; Norman Wilson, S.S.
a 8 Howick; Jimmy Armstrong, S.S.
9 Howick; Mary Franck, S. S. 2
Turnberry.
Leghorn cockerel and pullet,
Jack Travis, S.S, 16 Howick; Joe
King, S.S. 6 Turnberry; Jim King,.
1S.S, 6 Turnberry.
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Thanksgiving
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ORDER AT
I'f`CHELL'S LOCKRIDGE'S
EYELL'S RED FRONT
Two hybrid pullets, Iris., Arm- 2 Turnberry; Jackie Goidrich, S,S.
strpng, S.S. 9 Howick; , Mary San-: I3 Turnberry.
Berson; S.S, 16 Howick;, Ruth Ann
Paulin, S.S. 2 Turnberry; Jirn,Har-
ding,. S.S, 6 Howick; Marion.Har-
ding, S.S. 6 :Howick; Ronald 'Hib-
b,erd, S.S. 9 Howick; Glenn :Hib-
bard, S.S. 9 Howicki • • • •
.Vegetables and Pruitt
Cabbage, Bill Kieffer, S.S. 13
Howick; ,Henry Martin,. S.S. 11
Turnberry; Jack Travis, S.S. 16
Howick; Irene Doubledee, U.S,S, 13 McTavish, S.S, 2 Turnberry; Har-
Howick; Ann Jouwsma, S.S. 11 old Metcalfe, S.S.'6 Turnberry;
Brian Douglas, S,S, 6 .Turnberry,
Bouquet for dining room table,
Donald,. Taylor, S.S. 8 Howick;
Brock? Hueston, SS. 7 Howick; sr,
room;`.Heather Hueston, S.S. 7
Howick, jr, room; Irene Double -
deb, SS. 13 Howick; Phyllis Grant,
S.S. 2 Howick,
Foliage, Jim` Taylor, S.S. 8 •How -
ick; • Brian 'Underwood, S,S. 7 How -
ick; Joanne Strong,•• S.S. 7 Howick,
senior room; Gail Henderson,'. S.S.
5 Turnberry; Glenn Pyke, S.S. 18
Howick.
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Printing, twWo spaceritings, grade 1, Jim
Harris,' S.S. 12 Howick; Patsy Ken G.
nedy, S.S. 12 . Howick; , Daphne
Walker, SS. 11. Turnberry; Delores
Collection of vegetables, Bill 1 ie-
'ffer, S.S, 13 Howick; Don Whit-
field, S,S, '7 Howick, senior room;
Gail Henderson, S,S. 5 Turnberry;
Doris Paulin S.S. 2 • Turnberry;
Mac Harris, S.S. 2 Turnberry,
.Flowers
Bouquet for living., room table,
Billy White, S.S,1 Howick; Jimmy
Farrish, S.S. 7 Howick; Donald
Turnberry.
Field corn, Leonard , McTavish,
5.8. 2 Turnberry; Robert'Musgrove
S.S. 14 Turnberry;, Beverley • Kil-
linger,' S.S. 3 Howick; Mac Barris,
S.S. No 2 Turnberry; Gail' Hender-
son, S.S. 5 'Turnberry..
Garden carrots, Francis Paulin,
S.S. 2 Turnberry; Jim` Sharpin, S.S.
14 Howick; Doris: Paulin, S.S. 2
Turnberry; Rut$• Ann "Paulin' S.S.
2 Turnberry; 'Jack Travis, S.S. 16
Howick,;
Beets, Donald Taylor, S.S,:8 How-
ick;, Billy White, S.S. 1`•Howick;.
Faye ,Musgrove, S.S., 14. Turnberry;
Jean . Reis, S.S. 3 Howick; Jim
Hyndman, S.S. 7, Howick, jr, room,
Potatoes (early), Sandra _Allan,
8 Howick; Bryan Allan, S.S. 8 Stacey, 'S.S. '11 Turnberry; Brian
Howick; Henry , Martin, , , .SLS. 11
Turnberry; Brian Douglas, • S.S. -6 Forsyth, S.S. .11 Turnberry. •
Turnberry; Donald McTavish, S.S. Printing, one space, grade 2,
2 Turnberry, Judy King, S.S. 7 Howick, junior
Late potatoes, , Henry . Martin,
S.S. 11 Turnberry; .Donald' Ma'am.-
ish, S.S. 2 Turnberry; ,Ann Jouw-
sma, S.S. 11 Turnberry; • Francis
Paulin,,S.S, 2Turnberry, Mac•Har-
ris, S.S, 2 Turnberry. .
Onions, Corinne -Kieffer, S.S. 13•
Howick; Ronald' Kieffer,as.' 13'.
Howick; Bill Kieffer, .S S: 13 How-
ick; Henry. Martin; SS. 11 Turn -
berry; Edith Austin, S.S.9' Turn-:
berry,
Ripe tomatoes,: • Brock Hueston,
S.S. 7 Howick, sr. room;:John Mc-,
Tavish, S.S. 2 'Turnberry'; Maureen
Buchanan, S.S. 7 Ho •wick; senior
room; Donald McTavish, S.S. 2
Turnberry; Jim Kirton . S.S. .2
Turnberry.
Apples, Wayne Sanderson, S.S.
14 Howick; Elaine :Sanderson, S.S.
14 Howick; John McTavish, S.S. 2.
Turnberry; Donald McTavish, S.S.
's Pharmacy
-Oct 6 to 1
)ince a yearwe are' given the • opportunity
shout a lithe about our chosen field .of
tideavour. We' are proud that our 'store
has-been able to serve the people of this
�'>tt munity. for 56 years.
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Prescription Chemist
J. P. ,McKibben
The Pharmacist's Creed 'vve have adhered
to and this-rveek we re=dedicate oarselves
to its high principles and. ideals. , •
I THE CREST
Pharmnry, are of theoldest of the professions devoteal to the physical
Weil, being of ;mankind: Is here within these walls re -dedicated to' the
high purpose of its conception, iiiere shalt 'Wei proudly serve the .people
of our. cotriminilty.• 1vere shall We act as the standard •st
beaorers for the
y great incl p, added to; ur iire of
inti r of scii,nee iv io, Seel► by stop, haVc . With With,
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10,the fight. against' disease and Who in. so doing replaced Despair with •Hope, Hope• With
,• snd',.An,urahee With Certainty, {,io'd grata that we may prove Worthy'of tho,'tfuet.: ,
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DRUG troRt'
WINGHAM
ervlttg W fr gham and district since 1961.
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room; Evelyn Kennedy, S.S. 12
•Howick; Joanhe Elliott, S. S. 2
Turnberry; Lynda ,Johnston, S.S. 7
Howick, junior room; Edith Aus-
tin, ,S,S, 9 Turnberry.
Script writing, grade 3, Judy
Forsythe, S,S, 11 Turnberry.; Mari-
lyn Riley, S.S. 11 Turnberry;• Ruth
Errington, S.S. 11 .Turnberry; Ir-
vine'
r-vine• Storey, S.S., 11. Turnberry, jr.
room; Ilene .Baker, .S.S. 11 Turn
berry; junior room.
...Writing in pencil, grade 4, Wen-
dy Reynolds, S.S. 9 Turnberry; Lin-
da Ross, S.S. 9 Turnberry; Keith
Broome; S.S. 5 Turnberry; Patricia
Ann Coulter, S.S. 9 Turnberry;
,Larry inn, S.S. 11.Turriberry,
Any 12' lines prose in ink, grade,
5, Mary Haugh; S.S.' 5 Turnberry;
Eileen Vollmer,S.S. 6 Turnberry;
Edith Wheeler, . S.S. 14 Howick;
Tine Van de Kemp, S.S. 18 Howick;
Anna Mae, Metcalfe, •S:S. 6 Turn -
berry.
Any 12 lines prose, grade 6, Gail
Henderson, as. 5 Turnberry; Su-
sanne Reynolds, S.S. ' 9 Turnberry;
Doris Campbell, S.S. 17 Howick.;
Sheila Ross, S.S. 2 Turnberry', Mar-
ion Soott, S,S: 15 Howick.
'Tweleve lines prose, grade 7,
Carol Louttit, S.S.14 Howick; Hel-
en McGee 8,3. 14 Howick; Tine
Van, de Kemp, S,S. 18 Howick;
Jean Foster, S.S. 17 Howick;; Gwen
Hyndi'nan, S.S. 7 Howick,. senior
room.
Twelve :lines prose, grade 8, El-
aine Miller S.S. 18 Howick; Diane
Brown, S,` 17 Howick; Sharon
Carswell, S,S. 17 Howick; Marie
Pollock, 5.S, 17 Howick; Mary
Hamilton, SA, 4 Turnberry,
One verse and chorus "O Cana-
da',, open class, Elaine Miller S.S.
18 Howick; :Gail Henderson, S.S. 5,
Turnberry; Nancy Taylor, S.S. 4
Turnberry; Faye Proctor, S.S. 5
Turnberry; Gwen Hyndinan, S.S, 7
Howick,
Not •books, grades 3 and 4, Judy
Forsyth, S.S. 11 Turnberry; Keith
13roonie, 3,3., 5 Turnberry; Jean
Browne, 8.5, 17 Howick; Karen
Carswell, S.S. 17 Howick; Eliza-
beth DIckert, 3.5, 17 Howick; Jim
Farrish, S.S. 7 Howiek; Donald
Watson, .S S. 7 ,Howick,
Any' •book, 75 per cent complete,
grades,5 and 6, Douglas rroctor,
S.S, 5 Turnberry; Gail Henderson,
S S5 Turnberry; Alet Hamilton,
S,S, 7 Howick;, Joanne Strong, S.S.
7 Howick; Ruth Edgar, S.S. 7
Howick; •?cggy Gibson, SS, 12
Ho'yvick;„ Evelyn Anne Stephens,
S.S, 7 Howlett,
Creative Writing
Original poems, grades 6, 7 and 8,
Mary Haugh, • SA, 4 , Turnberr r;
Keith Broerne, S.5, 5 Turnberry;
L eone Chambers, S.S, 14 Howiek;
Mary McKercher, S.S. 16 Howiek;
Francis Paulin, 3.3, 2' Howlett;
Jane Crtiikshank, S.8, 11 Turnberry
t Original poems, grad63 6, 7 arida,
• 1.11Orntdri, 3,31 4 'rttrnberry;
BOY STUNNED �V
!Bran CAR
WHITa CHURCH -Map R 0494
son of Mi . and Mrs, Frank Ross,
of Turnberry, met with :an unfpC
Lunate a0cide;4 on Friday of last
week, Mrs,: Herman Metcalfe stop,
ped at Holmes' School .to pick up
her son, Harold, The boy put his
bicycle in the trunk of the oar and
then got in beside It to make sure
that it Old .not fall out on the way
home. As Mrs. Metcalfe drove
away she failed to see that Mae
Ross had', climbed Intothe trunk
with her son.
As the slowly -.moving car neared
the Ross home the boys realized
that Mrs. Metcalfe would not stop
to let Mac out, so he jumped to the
road and in the resulting fall was
knocked unconscious. The Met
calfe boy's shouts attracted 'his
mother's attention and she at once
returned to where Mac 'had fallen.
He was taken home and then to
a doctor, Consciousness returned
gradually over' the week -end,
WHITECH URCH
Miss ,Phyllis Smith, nurse -in-
training at St, Marys Hospital, Kit-
chener, visited on Sunday at the
home of her sister, Mrsi Wm. Pur -
don.
Mrs. R, J. Currie, Miss Marjorie
Currie, of London, Mr,` and Mrs,
John A. .Currie and children, Mr,
and Mrs. George McGee and child-
ren and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
SImpson of Culross visited on Sun-
day with Mr, and Mrs, Robert .Gib-
son of Wroxeter.
Donald Bateman, S.S. 5 Turnberry;
Nell Hardie;, SAS, 5; 'Turnberry
Douglas Proctor, S.S. 5 Turnberry;
Joe Browne, :S,S. 10 !How ek; Ruth
Hotchkiss, S.S. 11 Turnberry,
A paragraph on "My Pet" grades
3 and 4, Joe King•, S.S, 6 Turnberry
Jimmy Parrish, S.S. 7' Howick;
Jane Cruikshank; S.S,- ;11 Turn -
berry; Donald Watson, S.S. 7 How -
ick; Jean Browne, S.S, '17 Howick;
Richard Collings, 'S.S. 7 Howick.
"My Favorite Story", grades' 5
and 6, Mary McKercher, SA, 16
Howick; Teenie Van Loo, S.S. 16
Howick; Alex Hamilton,, S.S. 7
Howick; ,Douglas: Proctor, S.S. 5
Turnberry.; Francis Paulin, S:S. '2
Turnberry; Brian Hill, S.S. 6 How-
ick.
A letter to a boy or girl in anoth-
er country,_ grades 7 and 8, Mary
King, S.S.. 6. Turnberry; Phyllis
Grant, S.S. 2 Turnberry; Sally Jef-
fray, .S,S. , 3 'Howick; Bob Bride,
SS, 12 Howick; Maureen Buchanan
SS. 7 Howick; Gail Adams„ S.S. 16
Howick:
Descriptive paragraph, open class
Phyllis Grant, S.S. .2 Turnberry;
Julia . Thornton, S.S.,4 Turnberry;
Sheila Ross, S.S. 2 Turnberry; Neal
Hardie, SS. 5 Turnberry; Sharon
Thompson, S;S. 4 Turnberry;.Mar-
garet Jones, S.S..6 'Turnberry.
ART,
Crayons illustration of a com-
munity helper, grades 1, ,2, Brenda
Mighton, SS 15. Howick; Mac Har-
ris,' SS 2 Turnberry.; Joanne Elliott,
S.S. `2 Turnberry; Barry Matthews,
S.S. 17 Howick; Dianne Ross,, S,S.
Turnberry; Jackie Goldrich, S.S.'3
Turnberry; Kay Marie Hardie,
S.S. 5 Turnberry.
Crayon, illustration . of a desert
scene grades 3 and 4, -Mae , Vlc-
Leod, S.S. 15 Howick; Karen Mar-
tin, S.S. 8 Howick; Rita Heinbeck
er,' S.S. 3 Howick;• Hank Donkers-
goed, S.S. 5 Howick; ,Faye Sewers,
S 1'•Howick• PatsyHowitt, .5...3
S 1,\Howick;5.,
Howick; Douglas Hohnstein, 3.5. 3
Howick.
A. comic strip character, grades
5' and 6, Doris Paulin, S.S. 2 'Turn-
berry; Benny 'Meurs, • S.S.. 4, How -
ick; Bob Howitt, S.S. 3 Howick;
Jim Kirton, S.S. 2' Turnberry;
Dianne Stroeder, S.S. 6 Turnberry;
Grant Day, S.S. 4 Howick; Glenn
Harris, S.S..2 Turnberry. '
An illustration from "The High-
wayman", Arlene Timm, S.S. 10
Howick; Phyllis Grant, S.S. 2 Turn -
berry; . Joyce Theodorff, S.S. 7
Howick; Susan Sellers, S.S. 4
Turnberry; Mary King, S.S. 6
Turnberry; Julia Cruikshank, S.S.
11. 'Turnberry; Joyce Ford, S.S. 7
Howick.
Paper cutting, grades 1 and 2,
Judy King, S.S. 7 Howick; Ross
Latronica, S.S. 7 Howick; Bobby
Broome, S.S. 5, Turnberry; Brend,
Niergarth; S.S. 5 Turnberry; Janet
Hartung, S.S. 3 Howick; Tommy
Haugh, S.S. 5 Turnberry; Carman
Hamilton, S.S. 7 Howick.
A jointed clown, John Harris,
S.S. 12 Howick; ,Betty Cameron,
S.S. 5 Turnberry; Jill ' Thornton,
S.S, 4 'Turnberry; Keith Broome,
S.S. 5 Turnberry; Bob Furness,
S.S, 6 Turnberry; Karen Carswell,
S.S; 17 Howick; Jim Askin, S.S. 17
Howick.
Wren house, Hugh. Mundell, S.S.
ARTS'. and CRAFTS ,
4 Turnberry; Claire McGee, S.S. 2
Howick; Jim Kirt6n, S.S. 2 Turn -
berry; Phyllis 'Grant, 8.8; 2 Turn-
berry.; Dew Wilson, S.S, 9 Turn -
berry; Mad Harris, S.S. 2 Turn -
berry; Glenn Harris, S,b, 2, Turn-
b'erry,'
Magazine reek, varnished, Ken
Grant,, S.S. 2 Turnberry; Glenn
Harris, S.S. 2 Turnberry.
PUII Toy, painted, Ken. Grant,
S.S. 2 Turnberry; Phyllis Grant,
3.3, 2 Turnberry,' Kent Ankeman,
S,S. 12 Howick; Doris Paulin, S.S.: 2
Turnberry; Lorne Ankeman, S,S. 12
Howick; Hugh McDonald, SS 11
Turnberry; Julie Cook, S.S. 11
Turnberry,
Wind driven Mechanical lawn
ornament, Ken Grant, S.S. 2 Turn -
berry; Harvey Heimpel, 'S.S, 14
Howick; Douglas Froetor, S,S, 5
Turnberry; Margaret Jones, S.S, 6
Turnberry', Phyllis Grant, 3,S. '2
Turnberry; Julia Thornton, S.S. 4
Turnberry; Godfrey Stroeder $,S. 6
Turnberry.
Cardboard bot• douse, • Garfield
Gibson, SS 12 HoWlek; Margaret
Paulin, 8.8, 2 TUrriberry; Lorne
Ankeman,, S S 12' HoWiek; Phyllis
Grant, SiS, 2 Turnberry; Betty Mo-
Cleinent, 3.S, 10 Howldk; Georgina
Kieffer, as., 18 I3owick; Joan Ate-
l'urlane, ;S.S, 4 TUrtiberry,
O..MMUNITT YW. TO
PE1'MNTO BY W.I.
S,T; 1HE, ENS, -The Oetobex Meet
Ingot the Women's Institute Was,
held. on October 3rd at St. Helen's.
community hall, There were, J5'
members, two visitors and two
children present,
- The roll pall, "Ways •to Relax"
was well :responded to, 'The fhlan•'
tial .report was• giiyen- with, cash on
hand, being $211,56, iters. Charles
McDonald was appointed. delegate
to the London Arca Cpnvention.
1 It was deoided to hold a pot itrck'
supper this month and plans were.
Made for a Hallowe'en danpe, Mr,
Robert Finlay Is. to: be contacted
at once to start painting the hall,
It, la to be painted white with a
green trim,
The secretary received a oheclUe
from Mr. Isaac Miller from the
Canadian Order of Foresters, The
St, Helens organization has been
disorganized for some time and
this Irioney'was left in the funds
and has been given to the Institute.
for making repairs to the hall, It
Will serve as a memorial to the
ones Who are gone, There are only
four living members now, Wallace
Miller, Isaac Miller, Colin MoDon
1 aid and Stewart Miller in the West,
I. A .song, "The Nor'thland's Call
was sung. Mrs, Wm, Rutherford
gavethe motto, "Be too large for
worry; too sensible for anger, tap
strong for fear and too/'happy to,
think about trouble."
Mrs, Frank McQuillin had the
topic, "What Makes a Good Horne"
and gave some very good pointers
on : the] .subject: Mrs. Charles Mc-
Donald,gave ,a reading en 'Thanks-
giving".,
Miss W. D. Rutherford had the
Current Events. The meeting .clos-
ed with the' Queen and •a lovely,
lunch was served by the hostesses,
Mrs. Harvey Webb and Mrs. Lorne
Woods, •
The next meeting will be held at
2 p.m. instead of 2.30 p.m, and the
meetings will continue to be held
at that time for the winter months,
Draw Made
At; C.W.L. Tea
The Catholic. Women's League
held their, regular , .Meeting on
October 1 at the home of Mrs.
Alf Loekridge, The president, Mrs.
G. Skinn, ,opened •the ,meeting with
the League 'prayer.
• A report of the last` meeting
was .read by, the secretary, Mrs,
Harold Ross, and the treasurer's
report -by Mrs, L. Readman,
Plans were made to entertain
ladies of other parishes jonOctober
22, for a social evening, A motion
Was .made :that the, usual donation
be, made to the blind.
The ' ladies closed the meeting
with a prayer and a social evening
followed when lunch was served. •.
Their fall tea and bake sale was
held in the Legion Home on Satur-
day; Oct. 5, 'which was a success.
A. draw was made for the luggage`.
and blanket, the lucky winners be-
ing Mrs. H. Kostrzema, of R.R. 5,
Wingham, Who won the luggage
and little Bennie Willie. :of Wing-
ham, who won the' blanket.
Lyle -Fraser ;Wed
Ati 'Bobcaygeon
The marriage of . Miss Clara
Elizabeth Fraser, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Addison A.:Fraser', Wing-
ham, to Mr. Freenian Ross Lyle,
Son of Mr. and Mrs. William•Ly1e,
Bobcaygeon, Ontario, took place
on Saturday, October 5th, at 4
o•tclock. The ceremony *as per
formed' at 'the Knox Presbyterian
Church manse, Bobcaygeon, the
Rev. William Ben. officiating.
Th¢ bride wore a street -length;.:
dress of Persian turquoise wool,
featuring the new , cowl' neckline,
with black accessories and a cot. -
Sage; of ' white baby nufms and
orange blossoms.
She was attended by Mrs. Gilbert
Freeman, Oshawa, ' who wore, a
dusky rose brocaded , dress, with
black accessories and corsage 'bf,
pink carnations,
Mr. Gilbert Freeman, Oshawa,
attended the groom.
Following the ceremony a recep-
tion was held <et the home of Mr...
and Mrs. Lawson. Pogue, after
which the young couple left by
motor for a brief honeymoon, On
their return Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
will reside in Bobcaygeon,
0-:0'-0
' A niest . enjoyable evening was
held• in the town hall, Bobcaygeon,
when ,a group of her friends gath-
ered to do honor to Mies Clara
Fraser bn, her approaching: male -
nage.
The bride -to be was escorted' to
the trent, Where an' address was
read. by Miss' Yvon* Kimble and
the' gifts Weise presented by Miss'
Joan I'ague,
Miss Fraser, replied, 'thankin'g
them for their many gifts, after
which the lostetis, Mrs L. Pow
and Misd Yvonne Kimble, Served a
dainty lunch and( a social hour was
enjoyed by ail.
The beaultful waters of Ontario
are lust as popular with fish as
with buinaile, .tor the falces and
rivers Of this. province abound In
ttouti, mtleklos;: buss and pickerel,
:Presbyterian. y",p
Met n -Sunday
WHITECIXURCH Tho 'young
people of tlie,Presbyterian Vhutrch
met .on Sunday eveniii:g, with Mur-
ray Gaunt, president, presiding..
Rev,. H. ' .A, Marshall started .a
.course of Bible study for the young:
people, froia Paul's letters :to the
Pxallipians, •and ,. • studying Acta,
chapter. 16; .IJorno Forster san;
"How .Great Thou, Art" 'and John..
,Ston Gonn led in prayet. The young
people • wore asked to attend a
`rally and.$tipper in Teeswater' on
Wednesday, ,October 23, and the
meeting Was :closed With the Mia,
pall benediction.
Family Gathers
For 86th Birthday..
WHITLi,CHURCH.-Mr,, and Mrs,.
Cecil Forster and family, of Palm
erston, Mr, 'and Mrs, Walter For -
sten and family of Ripley, 'l,1'fr. ^and.
Mrs, Ronald `Forster and family .of
Luoknow, Mr, and Mrs. Alex Rob-
ertson and children, Mr. and ,Mrs.
Walter. Elliott and.children, and
Mr. Wm. trorster and faintly gath-
ered on '3unclay at 'the home of
their fattier, Mr. Jas, Forster, .of
W. Wawanosh, who ` was celebrat-
ing his eighty-siXth birthday, They
presented Min with apocket watch
as a remembrance of the occasion.
Mr, Forster ,has aiways,been ;a very
active man in the community, and,
his many friends extend congratu-
lations.
NE
B.EGoodrich.
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