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Wbitechurch
The Whitechurch UCW held their
meeting on December 3 at the home of
Mrs. Agnes Farrier. The call to worship
was "Muster Many Gifts."
All sang a Christmas carol and Mrs.
Farrier led in prayer. Responsive
readings were given by Mrs. Mildren Mac-
Clennaghan and Mrs. Farrier. All sang
another hymn and 10 members answered
the, rollcall with a Bible verse. Mrs. Elmer
Sleightholm led in prayer.
It was decided at the meeting for all to
hold their office for another year. Mrs.
Hazel Laidlaw's name was added to the
World Outreach. The collection was
received an dedicated. •
Rev. Ball closed the meeting with
prayer. The birthday tea followed.
People report
After the church services on Sunday, the
pot -luck luncheon proved to be a great suc-
cess with pies, rolls, potatoes and meat
served in the Whitechurch Hall.
Kenneth and Glen Sinnamon and Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Beecroft all of Wingham
were Sunday visitors with. Mr. and Mrs.
E.W. Beecroft.
I holds meeting
We are sorry to report that I°' ill Forster
is in the Wingham and District Hospital
with a cold. His many friends wish him a
speedy recovery.
The village extends their deepest sym-
pathy to Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gibb in the
sudden passing of her another, Mrs.
Macintosh of russels. Her funeral was
held on Friday.
A shower was held on Tuesday evening
for Vicky Scott by Kathy Gibson and Mrs.
Bevin Tiffin in the Whitechurch Communi-
ty Memorial Hall. A program of readings
were given by Mrs. Roberta Whytock and
Mrs. Kathy Gibso while Mrs, Bevin Tiffin
organized a game. ifts included an elec-
tric tea. kettle, knives, candle decorations
and many,Dther useful gifts. Vicky thank-
ed everyone for coming and for all the
lovely gifts. She also thanked thea ladies
who sponsored the party. Lunch was then
served.
Local visits sister in London
Sharlene Jones, daughter of Barry and
Betty Jones, visited With her sisters
Sherry Jones in London and also her
grandmother Gertrude .Jones in St. Marys
on the weekend.
Dorothy Finlayson had. her Christmas
earlyy, with most of her family present.
Dorothy then returned with them to Toron-
to for a few days.
Jim and Cecil Webster of Waterloo were
home on the weekend with her mother Kae
Webster.
Marion MacLennan spent a week in Kit-
chener- with ner sister Florence
MacLennan. -
Mrs. Gordon Robb and her daughter
Mrs. William (Shirley') Irvin of Ashfield
Township were in Hanover on Monday to
visit. Bob and Sandra Darling and family.
Charles and Mayne Wilkins,, ,Herb and
Marie Wilkins and Fran Elphick were in:
Sudbury for a couple of days to attend the
funeral of Charles' and Herb's brother-in-
law Jim Oliver: who passed away suddenly
on Monday.
Elizabeth Wilkins of Mount Forest was
at home with her parents Charles and
Mayite "Wilkins for the weekend„
the
Bah'fFafth
Uniting the world .. .
One heart at a time
Baha'is do not hold allegiance to
any -political party when voting.
They vote forthelperson whom
they consider to be the best
qualified.
Baha'is have to obey the law of the
land and must obey the tGovern-
ment. They are not subversive and
never try to undermine. All action
must be positive and towards the
betterment of Mankind.
Goderich 524-4620
Box 212
Kincardine 396.3589
Box 1059 '
Clinton ,...482.3388
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No Time
There is a loving letter I mean ,to send
There is a visit I mean to pay
There is a careless habit I mean to mend
When I get the time some day. .
There is a .dusty Bible I mean to read
There is an hour I'll keep to pray
I'll turn each dream to a golden dream
When T get the time some day.
I'll carry flowers to the sick and sad,
I'll seek for those who stray
You can trace my steps by the heart made
glad
When t get the time some day.
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So somebodythought,so somebody said
But wasn't it just a crime
Too busy with less important, things
They never did get the time.
The -author is unknown to this poem,
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SUNDAY9 DECEMBER 14th
Sunday School 10:00 a.m.
Worship Service 11:00 a.m.
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