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Sunday is rededication at Whitechurch United Church
Mr. and Mrs. R.C. Walker
K of St. George visited on
Wednesday with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Wynne of 8th
Concession and called on Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Emerson on
their way home. Mrs,
Walker was Ontario W.I.
curator and Mrs. Emerson
was anarea curator is how
Off met.
Whitchurch Milted Church
is,. having one of its special
Centennial Services on
Sunday, September 5th at .10
a.m. This will be a
rededication Sunday.
Student preacher Mr. Rod
Lamb and Mrs. Lamb moved
into the Manse on Wed-
nesday evening from St.
Marys. The movers arrived
a short. time ' afte% their
arrival.
On Sunday, August 29 Rev.
W. Henderson of Lucknow
had charge of the services at
Presbyterian church. On
Sunday, September 5 new
student preacher Mr. Rod
.Lamb will be in charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Elliott and Karin, Mr. and
Mrs. Barry Elliott, Ryan and
Kyle attended the Foster
picnic held at Goderich on
,'Sunday. ,
Kevin Beecroft of
Wingham spentholidays last
week at the home of his
grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
E.W. Beecroft.
Mr. Hugh Sinnamon.
arrived home on Friday
after accompanying his
sister 1 Sadie (Mrs.
MacMillan of Lucknow)to a
week's riding at Provincial
Park B.C. Hugh . went on to
Full Circle. Ride in Alberta
north of Banff and enjoyed
another week. In these
communities nearly every
morning there was frost on
the ground.
Paul Currie had his Beef
Shorthorn calf at 4-11 Silver
Dollar competition in Erin
sponsored by United
Breeders Inc. He won 10
Silver Dollars. There were
just three calvetfrom Huron
County.
Mrs, John A. Currie visited
Wednesday. to Friday with
Mr. and Mrs. Brian. Courtis
and family, Dorchester,
Mrs. Rick Peter, Woodstock,
Sandra, Heather Currie,
Georgetown. On the weekend
Robert • and Heather,
Toronto, and friend Michael
Burke of Guelph.visited with
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Currie.
On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs.
Theo Keet, Adrian, Tena,
Francis and Derek moved
from their 'home . here '• to
Owen Sound. The village will
miss the visits of the children
who were veryjriendly.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob King of
Woodstock . were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Don Ross and family.
Bobby and Kimberley
Wilkens of Listowel spent the
weekend' with their grand-
mother Doris Wilkens as
their parents Mr. and Mrs:
Bill Wilkens were at New
York from Thursday to the
weekend.
Neil Kaer visited last week
with his sister Mrs. Theo
Keet, Mr. Keet and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Berg of
Tavistock were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Emerson.
Mr. and. Mrs. Wesley
Tiffin, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Purdon, Mrs. . Cassie
Mowbray visited . last
Tuesday at Guelph with. Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Henderson,
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hen-
derson,
On Sunday, Mrs:. Doris
Wilkens and Crystal at-
tended the birthday party
celebration for Mr. Amsey
Wilkens' 96th birthday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Jim
Scott.
Miss Glenna Wilkens is
visiting with her brother Mr.
• and Mrs. Bruce Wilkens and
new baby of Kitchener.
On Sunday, Sept: 5 Mr.
Jack Whytock will 'have
charge of the services at the
United church at 10 a.m.
Miss Joyce Tiffin of
Toronto spent the weekend
with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Tiffin of Wingham
prior to going on Friday on a
trip to Europe from which
she will not return until
October. For a farewell
party present were Mr. and
Mrs. Bevin Tiffin, Steven
and Dean, Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Tiffin, .Michael and
Lori and ' ' Mrs. Stewart of
Wingham. The " community
extends best wishes for a
happy tour.
On September 7 at 8 p.m. a
Bruce South district meeting
of the Womens Institute
branches will be held in
Whitcliurch Community
Memorial , Hall when ; Mrs.
Rena Fisher will give a
report of thit national con-
vention she attended'. at
Fredericton, New Brunswick
University in June. All are
welcome to attend and learn
what is being done by. the
Canadian Institutes.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Straker
of Wingham were Monday
evening visitors with Mr, and
Mrs, Victor Emerson.
This community is sorry to
hear of Ken Quipp's accident
and wish him a very speedy
recovery.
On Monday Dale Jamieson
of Kurtzville visited with his
former . school chum Tony
Falconer and called on Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Emerson.
When Dale was 9 years old
he picked up bread, butter,'
milk and the mail for the
Emersons, a chore he looked
after for two years.
Miss Mildred McClenag-
han and Mr. and Mrs. Russel
Chapman were in London on
Monday.
Mrs. Barbara Harwood of
Hamilton visited. last week
with Miss Mildred McClen-
aghan:
Mr.' and Mrs. Allan Mac-
Intyre and Tara of Chatham
visited Tuesday with Mrs.
Mary McClenaghan and Mr.
and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan.
Gregory Gibson arrived at
the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Gibson last
week from Edmonton.
Michael and. Rick Bradley
arrived at their home with
Mr: and Mrs. Cecil 'Little on
Saturday after visiting at
Fort McMurray, Alberta.
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