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Lueknow Sentinel, Wednesday, Mare 29, 1389 -Page 13
mers olds 'first 125th sx'ciaI sery
The first special service of the 125th an-
niversary of Chalmers Presbyterian
Church, Whitechurch was, held March 12,
with a large attendance.
Flower arrangements were in memory
of the late Mrs. Jean `Tiffin, who passed
away on March 9; a 125th flower arrange-
ment prepared by Dora Neilson and a pur-
ple balloon arrangement by Crystal
Elliott.
The call to worship was taken by Steven
Rintoul and Scott Rintoul.
During the hymn, When Mothers of
Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Simpson
brought forward their son, Alexander Clif-
ford, to be baptized by Rev. Neilson.
Readings were taken from the Old and
New Testaments. Special music was given
by the New Life Singers, of Wingham.
Rev. Horace Braden, who was a
minister at Chalmers from 1967 to 1970,
gave the sermon entitled, Anniversary :
Looking Back and Looking Forward.
Following the closing hymn and benedic-
tion, Rev. Braden gave the blessing.
A pot luck luncheon and social time was
enjoyed by those present.
The McDonalds
roll high singles
and doubles
B OWLING
Town and Country Bowling
Fern McDonald rolled high ladies with
singles of 201 and 195 and a double of 396.
Len McDonald was high for the men with
singles of 208 and 189, for a double of 397.
You beat her, Leri, by one point for the
double.
Games 150 and over: Jean Phillips 193,
187, Kay Crawford 192, 169, Ian Dougherty
203, 161, Anna Johnstone 189, Gwen Len -
nips 184, Mabel Whitby 178, 175, Dave
Swan 171, Dorothy Brown 171, Kay McCor-
mick 163, Evelyn Henderson 162, Eldert
Geertsma 162, Grace Geertsma 161, 152,
Dave Moffat 162.
Team standings: Snowdrops 67, Daf-
fodils 66, Crocuses 63, Pansies 63, Tulips
52, Hyacinths 49.
Wednesday Night Mixed
.Betty Van Osch :rolled the ladies high
single and triple with 240 and 586.
Norm Bolt took the men's single with a
266 and Bev McNay the triple with 620.
Games over 200: Mary Lou Raynard 215,
211, Allan Cranston 210, Evan Keith 203,
Nancy Swan 219, Bev McNay 233, Norm
Bolt 205, :266, Eva Bolt 201, Barb Tyler 210,
Steve Carvel 216, Betty Van Osch 240.
Team standings: Chipmunks 16, Squir-
rels 13, Tigers 11, Wolverines 8, Gophers 8,
Kangaroos 7.
Thursday Night Ladies
Tami Allan rolled the single with 256 ,and
Kim Tyler's 669 took the high triple.
Games over 200: Bev Gibson 226, Karen
Allen 211, Wilma Elliott'243, Shani Webb -
Ziegler '204, 209, 206, Kim Tyler 243, 235,
Pam Irwin 204, Tami Allan 256, Shirley
Allan 214, Joanne Hodgins 206, Gladys
Johnston 232, 200.
Team standings: China 97, .Mexico 961/2,
Canada 96, USA 83, Australia 771/2, Russia
54.
MondayNightMixed
Men's high,singleandtriple went±o,who
else :but Eric Taylor with 294andt683.
Betty =Stanley rolled the singleand triple
for the ladies with 207 and X603.
Games over 200: Shirley Knnedy 203;
201, MarcialLeBreton2180 Erie Taylor 202,
294, Martin LeBreton 205, Ron McQuillan
259, Jim Cranston 249, Betty Stanley 207,
201.
Team utandangs: Finighing off the
season the Huskies pulled in such a ilead
that the poor Bull p were left aatneil3ng
dust and the poor little Poodles Were Sate
for the gamegHu i s227,Bulli s2101/2,
Lab 2O7'h,n+omads199,'St. Bernards 1951,
Poodles 1591/2.
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HITECHURCH
by Jean Ross
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Campbell and
Heather of Ancaster, spent the March
break with Mrs. Norma Rantoul.
Mrs. Ann Oberholtzer and Julie of
Waterloo visited on Saturday at the Rin-
toul home.
Kelly and Patrick Waterworth of
Goderich spent the weekend with their
grandmother, Mrs. Pauline Adams.
Chalmers WMS
Chalmers Women's Missionary Society
met on March 22 and the home of Norma
Rintoul, with leaders Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw
and Mrs. A. Purdon.
Mrs. Laidlaw gave the call the worship
from the Easter service in the Glad
Tidings and it was followed through with
Mrs. Purdon taking part reading the scrip-
ture lessons.
Rollcall was answered by nine
members.
Mrs. Rintoul acted as secretary in the
absence of Mrs. John Neilson.
Mrs. Walter Elliott presided for the
business with reports from Mary Simpson
and Jean Ross on the visiting they had
done during March. Vera Falconer will do
April visiting.
A moments silence was observed in
memory of Mrs. Jean Tiffin, a very valued
member of the WMS.
Rev. Neilson spoke and followed with
prayer.
The leaders of the 75th anniversary of
the WMS will be Kathleen Elliott and Jean
Ross.
The committee in charge of the meal for
the 125th anniversary of Chalmers Church
will be Vera Falconer, Norma Rantoul,
Mary -Simpson and Mildred Purdon.
The April meeting will be held at
Kathleen Elliott's.
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