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pital on Friday,
On Sunday afternoon Laid,
Elroy LaidlaW, Mr, and Mrs.
Raymond Laidlaw and fain-
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur.
Laidlaw and Nathan, Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Laidlaw, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Kerr, Mi.. and
Mrs. Fred Moore and family,
Mr. and Mrs., Ivan Laidlaw,.
Janet and Kimberley, gath-
ered at the borne of Misses.
Annie and Mary Laidlaw- to`.
help Mary celebrate her leap
year birthday, occuring Feb-
ruary 29.; They , supplied
lunch and an attractive birth-
day cake. During the time
social conversation was en-
joyed and Jim and Nathan
played their guitars. The
community extends their
congratulations to Mary on
this memorable occasion,
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin
Sleighthohn were in London
at University‘Hospital to call .
on Mrs. John Norman, a
patient there. This commun-
ity wishes Mrs. Norman a
speedy recovery.
Barry -Tiffin and Charles
St. Pierre of Toronto spent
the weekend with Mr. and
Mts. Dan Tiffin of VVingham
and when the boys were
coming Mrs. Tiffin hadTMiss
Joyce Tiffin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Miller
on their marriage on Thurs-
day, February 14, 1980. The
bride and groom are the
children of Mr. and MrS. Bill
Shetler. and Mr. and Mrs.
Levi Miller;
Michael , Cere celebrated
his fifth birthday. Along with
his' :two brothls, Christina
and Keith Todd helped him
celebrate with a party.
Mrs. Isobel Thompson of
Caledon was a weekend
visitor—with --Mr„ and—Mrs.
Gordon McPherson.
A recent visitor with Mr.,
and_ Mrs. Dave Black was
Mary Black of Skrod, Ontario
(Northern).
Bevan Tiffin, and family, Mr,
and Mrs. Douglas Tiffin and
family and Mrs. Ethel Stew-
ome celogiii-61fielr
father, Dan Tiffin's birthday.
On :WeaneSday evening,
February 20, a progressive
euchre party was held in
Whirech urch ,CUmmunirY
Memorial Hall with Mrs.
Johnston,Elgin Miss Mary:
Hehn, and Mrs. Tony Straker
the committee in.. Charge,
There-were 41 tables in play-
with prize winners being,
high lady, Vera Marsh; lOW
lady, Eva Bolt; high man,
Fred Porter; low man,. Elgin
Johnston and door prize,
Norman Bolt.
In the United Church
annual report last week some
of the officers were in error.
This is as it should be:
stewards, Mrs. Garnet Far-
rier; Clifford Laidlaw, Carm-
an Whytock and Mrs. Dave
Gibb; auditors, Ivan Laidlaw,
Cliff Laidlaw and MrS. Arth-
ur Bnrrows; assistant pian
ists, Miss Janet Laidlaw and
Hugh Sinnamon,
- Mrs. Annetta Jantzi of
Milverton and Miss Linda .
Jantizi of Lendon visited
Saturday, with Mrs. Rena.
Fisher and 'called on Miss
-Annie—_Kennedy, ---both.of
Winghain.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moss,
of Plattsville brought her
mother, Mrs. Mary MeClen-
aghan, who had visited with
them for a few weeks, home
on the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Des Roches
and Steven of London spent
the Weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Carl McCienaghan.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce. Wilk-
ins spent a few days last
week with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Wilkins.
Mrs. :Rollings of Toronto
spent a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Tony Straker
and Mr. Straker.
Congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. .Donald Gaunt of
Chatham, on the arrival' of
their 'baby boy last week; a
brother for Jennifer.
Nirs.Agnp's Farrir return-
ed on SaturdaY from Florida
with—Mr
whereith 1%she ra4 hadd visiting
Gillespie and jack had to be
brought home to .Sarnia.
Nat Thomson of Lucknow
visited , on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs,- Victor Emerson.
This community extendS
sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. H.
Blom and family in the
passing of her mother, Mra.
Wore,
On Sunday evening Mr.
and Mrs. Vietor Emerson
had a long distance eall friim
Mrs, Harvey Osborne and
girls, The baby, Laura talked
first, Anna and Bethany
next. All could be heard very
clearly and all are real well
and wished to be remember-
ed to 'all their friends here.
Mts. Bill, Rintoul visited
laat week with members of
the family at Kitchener while
husband, Bill, Bill Sproule of
Mississauga and Harold Er-
rington Wert ice fishing
north of North Bay'.
WHITBCBURCH
The ' February meeting of
the. Whitechurch W.M.S.
was held February 20 at the
home Of Mrs Alan Falconer.
Mrs, Wesley Tiffin opened
the . meeting with a. poem.
Mrs. Alan Falconer road the
scripture She also save .the
meditation, ..One:: Pay at
Time, and fed in .prayer,
.Mra, John de Boer gave ..a.
reading, Little Thing' "Good
"Mentory Rules, was a poem
read by Mrs. Etherson. The
tOFie, What is Sin, was given
by 'Mrs. Wesley Tiffin,
The offering was received
and dedicated . by Mrs. Ev-
ans. Mrs; Wesley Tiffin cen-
ducted a contest. Mrs.. Alan
FalcOner gave a -reading;
There is Only One.
The roll call was answered
by six with a Kindness
Verse., The minutes were
read by the aaaistant see-
retary, Mrs. Emerson. Let-
ters from Board of World
Mission and Mrs. Gillies
were read:
was decided• after inter-
vieiiving three delegates to go
to Brantford Synodical, if
none agrees to go that the
Ithnour be passed on to
another group, The—alloca.
tion $450 was received and
Supply $40. .
It was deeided to let the
two presidents arrange the
Day of Prayer program for
March 7 to be held in the
Presbyterian Church • with
guest speaker, Mrs. PerrY.
• BY VALBITA EMERSON
Aintotaxeturneri.hOme-
on Friday with Mr. and
Dave OberhOltzer, Jeffery.
and Julia of _Waterloo. The
Waterloo folks remained for
the, whole weekend,
Timmy Faleoner on the
weekend celebrated his 6th
birthday on Saturday lunch
with friends Stephen and
Dean..Tiffin. and at evening
dinner with grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Milli-
gan, Mrs. Mary Lou Fal-
coner, Clara Milligan and
Stephen Irwin. On Sunday
evening Timmy and'.his
family, Mr. and Mrs. Man
Falconer, Tony and Amy
were invited to grandpar-
ents, Mr. and. Mrs. Angus
Falconer, where Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Tiffin and Key-,
in Falconer helped celebrate
with him. At all these cele-
brations he received many
gifts.
Congratulations to Mr.
and. Mrs. Paul Elliott on the
* arrival of their baby boy',
Jason Paul, on February 19
at London.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter El-
liott and Karen and Mrs.
Agnes Elliott of Wingham
visited Mrs. Paul Elliott and
baby Jason Paul at the hos-
BY KATHRYN TODD
Sympathy is' extended to
Eileen 'Miller and her fainily
on the passing of Allan Mil-
' • ler. .Mr: Miller had been
_
seriously ill for several
months preceding his death
on Tuesday, February 19th,
1980. Lori Miller flew in from.
Western Canada to be with*
her family. She , has since
returned to her home.
Helen Todd celebrated her
birthday with a family dinner
at the, home of Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh. Todd. IsobelMiller
Mr.. -Wayne
Todd
M. and Mrs. Wayne
Todd and family attended the
celebration.
Intended for last week
Michael Tayler received a
knee injury, which required
several stitches, while' re-
'Rafting his snowmobile. This
is the first snowmobiling
mishap in this area for this
year.
Congratulations go out to
Quiet
wedding
ULLRICH MONCRIEF
Mr. and Mrs.. George E.
Ullrich announce their recent
marriage at Chalmer's Pres-
byterian Church, London on
December 22, 1979. Rev. J.
Marshaie perforined the cer-
emony. The quiet double
ring ceremony was attended
by family and friends who
gathered at the home of the
bride and groom, 1714 Seel-
ey Drive, London following
the ceremony. Mrs. Peggy
Rowcliffe, Seaforth and Mr.
Russ Monerief; R, 3 God,
erich attended the couple.
Jane is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Monerief,
R. 3 Goderich and George is
the son of Mr. s and Mrs. F.
Ullrich, London.
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