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THE HOSPITAL AUXILIARY rummage sale was held in the arena
last Saturday and drew the usual huge crowd of buyers. Part of
the crowd is shown above as the merchandise was scanned. for
liauuo0 /q aloLid—.su!e6.1eq
Zil e ming am RbbancrZimrs
on a-atm:day after spending the I.
Fest week with Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Cinoin-y in Port -Colborne.
Mr. end Mrs. Doug Wpdfang and
Brian of Toronto visited on Satur-
day with Mr. and Mrs. lioy Sint-
/mine.
Sat-
C. W. Caslick clueing the worship
period. "We Plough the Fields and
Scatter" and "We' Thank Thee 01
Our Father" were the hymns sung.
during the devotions.
At this juncture a couple who
claimed to he a Mr. and Mrs.
Smith arrived, dressed in Hallow-
e'en toe-time. Mr. and Mrs. Smith I
refused to unmask and their iden-
tity was never disclosed,
The presidents, Mr. and Mrs. C.)
W, Caslicic conducted the business,)
when' it was Suggested that the
Couples' Club from. Teeswater he
invited as guests for the next meet-
'eg All the members signoria card !
to be sent to Mrs. Monty Bennett, l
who is a patient in Victoria Hos-
pital,
Court whist was played with the.
winners beinga Mrs. George Guest )
for the ladies and Bill King for the
men. The consolation winners were
Mrs. Bill Willis- and G. W. Tiffin.
Lunch was served by Mr. end
Mrs. John Wray, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
COUPLES MEET AT
MEET AT .SCH001
e to 11V. Mr. a !id Mrs. Clayton
Shackleton and Mr. and Mrs. Gas-
lick,
ing a few days this week with Mr,
and Mrs. Bruce Williamson in
London.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mann and
Mr. and Mrs, Cliff Budd spent as
few days Vast week visiting rela-
tives In Northern Ontario.
EIN METHODS
with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Lennie,
of Toronto, for a few weeks.
Mrs, Stan Dennis; and Mee. Roy
Burchill, 'of Wingham, attended the
81st birthday of Mr. Roland Grain,
of Wingham, on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oostra, of
Lansing, III., spent Thanksgiving
week-era with Mr. and Mrs. Art
Landman, and Mrs. Landman re-
turned to Lansing with them, Mr.
Landman journeyed to Lansing on
October 15th, returning home on
Friday. Mr. and Mee, Landman
repotted good weather and enjoyed
their trip very much.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Landman visit-
ed with Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Haan,
of Guelph, on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Wellington Dahms
and Donald, of Mildmay, visited
with Mr. ,and gra Gordon Wright
on • Sunday.
'Nft: and Mrs. Gordon McKee and
family visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Dahms, of Mildmay, on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Brown, of
Embro, visited for a few days with
Mr, and Mrs. Bert Wylie,
LAKELET A busload of local
farmers journeyed on Thursday to
the Master Feed Farm at Maple.
The Master Feed Experimental
farm is located within view of
Toronto and is comprised of 700
acres, The trip was arranged
through the local miller, Bob Mc-
Comb.
The men Wetc treated to a ite-
licious barbecued dinner which
everyone enjoyed. After the dinner
they were taken on a tour of the
farm which peeved to be very in-
formative and interesting.
rake Bus Trip
To Feed Farm
rip rPr.;11 1 .11' illePtitla
eten'S Ina fit ide tray hfld in the
flounce, chembera et! Ther -elev
Olen Mrs. N. 1114,1ntIhlin Mri4
Ve-10111),, crave 1,1)111 017 flue
-)istriet Ansenal I'll f'
'The I'm cqwhirl-
eel tour thronah Lleve hem
lad e whkh wee enjoyed by all
It was decided to have ran eve
Dian' famine' early on Monday
night. Lunch was served by the
hostesses, Mrs, R. Powell. Mrs. E.
Parish, Mrs, Brawn and Mrs.
MEET
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* FOR
SEININii COHSE
Couple ' Celebrates
Mrs. Henry Dennis is visiting -e -95th Anniversary
MUT
WINGI1451, We AItl9, WIWNE,SHAY, QMOIriEn 2a, 1,96.
there. Wilda WaS looting much bet- ,pent the week-end with Mrs. Ruby
tee than slim had all summer. I Vomiter,
Sunday vieitore with Mr. and I Mrs. Alex Keith returned home )
Mrs. Eanereon Hargrave wore Mr.
and Mee. Alvin Clarke of Palmer.
;,ton, Mr. and Mrs. Ohvee leteoult
and Mr. and Mrs. Mallard of Ben
miller, Mr. Milton MeClinchy of
'Ohne:wile! end NT*, and MI'S. 1 f:kr•
soy Orth and family of leestowel.
Mr. and Mee, Stan Forester
Alva Donaldson went on a bus tour Mr. and Mrs, jet Patterson of I FORDWICH---The October meet-with -I-Pc/idiom of Wellington County Galt spent the Week-end with tee I lag of the Forawleh Women In-to Detroit and visited Greenwich former'a mother, Mrs. Pearl Pat- stitute was held In the Orange Hill
school, since the topic for the
meeting was "Modern Methods. of
Teaching." MrS. Harold Pollock,
teacher of the school was in charge
of the topic.
The meeting opened in the usual
manner with Mrs. John
president, in charge. She welcomed
members and visitors by reading a.
poem "This Is Friendship," The de-
votions were taken by Mm, !Clar-
ence Carswell, who read Scripture
and a story,
The program our education was
arranged by Mrs, Pollock, assisted
by Mrs, Howard Harris, Mrs, Har-
old Doig and Mrs. Clare Harris.
A social study story on Radisson
and the Indians was read by MI.'S.
Howard Harris and acted by a class
of pupils from the school, dressed
in costume. A writing lesson and
demonstration on.- methods used
from Grade I to Grade VIII was
given by Mrs. Harold Doig, and an
art lesson, using .poster paint, was
given by Mee. Clare Harris with the
ladies acting as pupils and doing
the art work,
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Bill Demerting, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Demerling, has joined I
the etaff of the Canarlian Imperial ,
Paelc of Commerce and commenced
hie (hake last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kon .Jack'in of
Kitehener visited relatives In the
eommmuty over the week-end.
Mr, and Mrs, Fred flambly Mr, and Mrs William Mulvey of
Janie spent the week-end with Mr. Wa'kertnn evert the week-end with
Vern Plambhi at. Port Burwell. Mr. and Mrs. William -Sothern.
Miss 'wary -Corbett of Toronto Mrs, Emma Williamson is visit-
Mine Pet Harris of Teachers' 11. Sunday Col-
1
ed 4,M with Mr. and re, ewe`;1.17d:ford, spent the week- s Earl Hallam/ near Lietowel. EE N
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. tiordoe i.teinacker and Mrs. Caere Ifirria,
Mr. m cl Mrs. David iaranaeker
and little daughter of Port Perry
wore week-end visitors with Mr.
'raid Mrs. tiordon Ilteinacker,
Mrs. Mina Armstrong Mitered
nonie on Saturday alter visit:ng
the past two weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. Irwin McDowell in Galt.
noon, Two shoppers are pictured as they
ed over the supply.—Photo by Connell.
shoe counter was loaded with bargains as may
be seen from the intent expressions of the shop-
pers thronged around table.—Photo by Connell.
Aber
is seen auctioning a doll buggy during the
urday afternoon event,—Photo by Connell.
On Hallowe'en
I FORDWICH—The C,GI.T. group
I met at the home of ,lover! and Phyll
lis Bilton when the meeting open,
ed with the national awthem, Lord's'
prayer and purpose, The roll eel)
was answered by " ct girt;. The nest
meeting will be held ram 3 Hallow
e'en party ne Oct aoth latter which
the ghee wilt go nett r(4 /10•et.
fox' UNICEF.
ee Miss Doris Cerren led i ll the
1%02 Ship eervivie aosieted Ateliee
Ruttan. The elude was eivin by
Sharon Poileeh mud Tenn Aele,
Several gills EV-12V ,, intich awl
tit(' meeting olosTA h Taps
who crowded around,—Photo by Connell. -mw-11-.
Mrs John L. Currie and Mrs. H.
patient in Victoria Iloanital, Lon-
Me. Herb -Collies in at preeent a
don, where he underwent surgery
00 his ankle on Saturday. Ile lead
title Injury in a ear ;myeloid. in
May and the heeling prove= was
backward. Hie mother, who wee
98 en Sundey, aevornirenica Mn;•,
Daryell Hallman to London Satin..
cle‘i end visaed with Herb after
4111 e oPeration.
jgr. and Men, Wit Winst on epent
one day last week in London.
Mr, and Mm. Crosby Sethern
visited -a maple of days last week
V lfiP at the FOrri with Mr. and Mrs. William -Camp-
bell in Toronto,
Mrs. James Robin eon, who has
spent the summer .montha at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Williams, kft on Saturday for Is-
lington to reside with friends,
Mrs. Robert Pateirson end Mrs
Earl Moore spent one day last
week in Guelph and vieiterl with
Mrs, Patterson's daughter, Mrs.
Robert Campbell, who is confined
to the polio wing in the hospital
HATS, HATS AND MORE HATS were piled up
and quickly sold at the annual fall rummage
§ale held in the arena here last Saturday after:
SHOES ALWAYS SEEM to be popular items at
the Hospital Auxiliary rummage sales, and the
one staged last Saturday was no exception. The
OVER SLOW WAS RAISED at the annual fail
rummage sale sponsored by the Hospital Aux.
iliary, Jack Alexander, local hardware merchant
aehelCar
Showers Held For
Marjorie Coultes
W .A. Will Cater
To Fall Rally
LAKELET—The October meeting
of the McIntosh United W.A. was
held at the home- of Mrs. Gordon
Wright on Tuesday. The mei flog
opened with a hymn "Work for
Night Is Coming'' Mrs. Jim Harp-
er read the Scripture,
Devotions were read by Mrs. Jack
Ferguson and this was followed' by
the singing of "Rock of Ages."
President, Mrs. Bert Wylie, pro-
sided for the business session. It
was decided that the W.A. would
cater to the fall rally of the W.A.
of Bruce Presbytery,
Tee meeting closed with n prayer
by Mrs. Bert Wylie, after which
the ladies worked. on a -quill Lunen
was served by Mrs, Jim Renwick
i'ir" ;tacit Inglis and Mrs. John
Weight
I.Evenina Auxiliary
Oclober Meeting
The fall Thankottering meeting
of the Evening Auxiliary was held
in the Indies' parlor of the United
(leach with a good attendance.
Mies. Charles Lloyd led the worship
eerviee, which opened with all the
members singing "Come Ye Thank-
! ful People, Come!' and the Lord's
prever was repeated' in unison,
IVIre. DeWitt Miller read the
Scripture leeaon, followed by pray-
er he. Mre. Bert R -insole The solo,
ellow Great Time Art", was sung
M lerenee. 'Die offering was
reeeivert 'maul dedicated and the
hymn, "Now Thank We All, Our
! was ming, Mee. J. Hamilton
If ,(1 iaa prayer and Miss Yvonne
Mel'hercion read mi couple of short
preerei.
Cep'. :Iteuley elewmen gave a
said ereueli.ng meaaage which sent
He• naive. heulh mere thankful for
their bleeeinge.
following the Imeinees conduct-
"I by the President, Mrs. Charles
Hodgme, siren l hone was enjoyed.
LAKELET — Twenty-five years
ago Mr. and. Mrs. Irvin Reidt Were
married at the United Church
manse at Guelph. by the Rev, Elmer
Kenny -on October 22nd. Their' at-
tendants were Mrs. Paul Skaz, the
former Miss Lucy Keener, and Miss
Ina IVIeBain.
Mrs. Reid was the former H0len
Milligan, daughter of the late :Mr.
and Mrs. Richard. 1VIlligan, of,-the
17th of H.otvick. Mr. Reidt is a son
of the late Me. and Mrs, -William
Reidt, of the 14th of Howick,
They have lived most of their
married life in this coinmunity.
They have two children. (Donna),
Mrs. Jerry Terryberry, of Mhunt
Forest, and Glen, of !Guelph, and
one grandchild, 4..,ee Ann Terry-
berry, of Mount Forest.
To mark the occas,Ione Mr. 'and
Mrs, Reidt entertaixiecV hh nigotire
and friends at the..-Clifford, town
hall on Saturady evening' and On
' Sunday the relatives ofthe ooitple
weee invited to the home fb,r''
'buffet luncheon, the highlight of
!which was a lovely three tiered
l wedding cake.
!Sunday evening Mr.' andeMrs.
Reirit received many callers. Many
lovely and useful gifts were be..
upon the couple as 'a remem-
brance of the occasion;
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Attends W. I.
Bard', Meeting
I LAKELET—Mrs. Gordon * Mee
I attended a directors' board meeting
of East Huron WI 04' Monday
afternoon at the home of the dis-
trict president, Mrs. Howard Harris,
Fordwich.
IIIIIITECHURCH—The WMS of
Ito United Church held their
Thartkoffering meeting Oh Wednes-
day last with guests from Ltreknow,
)Calvin-Brick United Church and
the Presbyterian Church here. Mrs.
• Milian Moore, president, preeided,
and gave the call to worship. Mts.
C IT Groskorth led in the te-
sporasiee reading of Psalm 103. Mrs.
Beeeroft led in prayer, Mrs.
re ere hel-altz read the story of the
ten lepers. Mrs. Moore led in -the
mrditetion period, telling of the
hire:sings of the open Bible to the
world, and the gratitude that rises
at this time of the year, for boun-
tiful harvests, for a caring and a
tivieg God.
Mies Margaret Ran of Lucknow,
rwconipanicrt by 'Mrs W. JOint, sang
"In th e Gorden of My Heart," Mrs.
Janice McInnis gave two readings
"Prnyer," and "Father of Light,"
Mrs. Mitchell then was introduced
!tad melee of the "Coneeees of Yen-
apes," trying them to give thanks
daily, and to keep hands
to the drily task. She Spoke of the
hew verb/re of chute% women ;slid
dosed her talk with prayer. All
cmirwed the social hout when lunch
ws served in the f.:4, 5, room.
4
Burr,11 fg,tencie.1 lead,Irs`
ing course, in the United Chntch,
on "Focus Phileitee. Anyone
wishing to take the course should
attend a meeting at the 'hothe of
Mra. H. Burrell at 2 p,m. Wedhea-
day, Oct, 25th, or ontaet her by
10 p.m, Wednesday, This eoUrtie
is open to all women lit the torn-
Munity
YOU NEVER KNOW what will turn up on the
miscellaneous counter of a rummage sale, and
there were a number of oddities at the Saturday
sale in the arena sponsored by the Hospital Aux.
I Mrs. Pollock demonstented a trip les- WHITECHIJR(111 —Over 1 0 0 II/r son on choral reading, the ladies Indices and children met in the 1 ough . Film S.
WHITEGLIURGH—The WMS of again participating. The roll call, a Memorial Hall on Saturday evening!
I criticism of the modern methods. for a shower for Miss Marjorie Calvin-Brick United Church was
used, was answered by 39 ladies. Coultas, a bride of this Saturday.
A discussion followed. I Hostesses were Misr Karen Gros-
Mrs. William Kato gave a very korth, Mrs. Robert Aitcheson, Mrs,
interesting end delightful report offriends.
in charge of the program, and lead Don Dirstein and other local
the convention held in Guelph, to
Miss Groskorth led in an log in the Thankoffering meeting, which she was a delegate. A birth- „si ng the Scripture message and Ern day card was signed for Mrs. - log
open- u
sing-song. Brenda and Joyce
Coultes demonstrated baton twirl- the hymns used at the inaugural ma Collins, who is a life member Law- and the oldest member, .ing with Miss Ruth Irwin at the service in October, 1025, Mrs. Law-
A committee was named to plan piano. •Mrs. Victor Emerson gave a "The -Cam- renee levier led in the Bible study
a echoing event. Three members very Interesting talk of Luke, Chapter 7. Rev. H. Ander-
//tenements for Marcia Men nr a ._ i non showed a film strip on the - were appointed to attend the course Women," giving the do's and don't:; - Inge life of the Egyptian people, ' in Ethel, Lunch was served school
I style, of married life with a firm idea aid and the wonderful change when
• -making marriage a success. I the preiple. ,learrred: to. :read. Mrs.
Autumn leaves and mums were 1 Anderson read the accompanying
'used in the decoration, Miss Coultes , explanations.
was -eaten beneath an umbrella 1 Mrs, Ronald Coultes read the
filled with leaves, and from each Scripture. Mrs. Coultes presided for
ntintsetl.iiiniegtrtuoctwinhgicEhietw. wasee4rte. 11. ithe
business meeting when it was
decided to hold the congregational .,,taribehletudnag
11 . LET N . . • ' s ..„_..,..,, . find the gifts. • _ t'snpper on November 3rd in the Sae'
I Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Shackleton She was assisted in opening -1. he 1 !nom .cIr Hie, Belgrave United
Church. Mrs. Gordon -MeBurney and
I opened their home on Diagonal Rd. gifts by her sister, Diane, Miss
i to the United Church Couples' Doro th y K rug. and Miss Pat. Ben- ,Mrs. Kenneth•Maeon were appoint-
led dep. y tee for the s wore meet- nett, Besides the miscellaneous sir . "- ' Club on Monday evening. ticks Miss Coultes received two ing this Thursday in Beigrave,
, The ten couples present. joined in step-up end tables and a fernery. 1 'the meeting WaS closed with - look
i
of the meeting and a service of lunch was served,
anal prayer, and Mrs. Mason's group
!served a, birthday tea, and all en-
a hymn sing-song for the opening She thanked her friends
I Thanksgiving was coneucted by On Friday evening Miss Coultes . 1 joyed the social half-hour.
'Mr. and Mrs. Bill King and Mrs. was honored by former classmates) i
from the Guelph General hospital
School of Nursing, when a miseel
laneous shower was held at the
home of Mrs. Richard Stub in
Kitchener,
held Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs, Harry Cook at Mar-
noch, `with 16 ladies present and
with Mrs, 1.'enneth Mason's group
See Village Life of
Egyptian People
iliary. The table drew considerable interest as
may be seen b the hap looks of tho bu ors py Y „
To LUd Mir Parte), FOR THANKOFFERINO