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U. C. Couples' Club
'Met on Monday
The United Church Couples' Club
met In the ehuteh !itthoolrot nr .hire►
day eveuiu4 JruIts regular month
ly meeting.
.A. eulored Rita strip on the Grit
eral Council of tate United Church.
which suet in London in iiPptelnhei
vas shown and was very lnteresl
Itig and informative. A Bible iluiz
was conducted and lite members;
enjoyed a game of shuffleboard
while lunch was being prepared.
In charge of the meeting were
Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Caslick and
Mr, and Mrs. Bill King.
Hold Bazaar to
Aid Supply Fund
DONNYBROOK- The October
meeting of the U.C.W. was held
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Morley Johnston with a
good attendance. The theme was
given by Mrs. Edward Robinson,
who also led in prayer, A hymn
was sung and psalms read in uni-
son.
Mrs. Stuart Chamney read a
poem, "Be Thankful" and Mrs.
Charles Jefferson gave the medi-
tation on "Thanksgiving". Mrs.
Robinson led in prayer and all
joined in repeating the Lord's
prayer. After singing a hymn
Mrs, Ray Hanna read a poem. Mrs.
Wesley Jefferson gave a steward-
ship reading, "Give Thanks". Mrs.
Robinson read a prayer on "Thank-
fulness".
Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson read the
last chapter of the study book and
Mrs. Tom Armstrong introduced
the new study hook.
Mrs, Stuart Chamney read the
minutes of the previous meeting
and Faye Hildebrand received the
offering. Mrs. Sam Thompson had
charge of the business. It was
decided to accept the invitation
from the Auburn UCW for Wed-
nesday evening. After singing an-
other hymn Mrs, Robinson closed
the meeting with prayer.
Lunch was served by the liu:,tes:s
assisted by Mrs. John R. Thomp-
son and Mrs, Charles Jefferson. A
miscellaneous bazaar was held at
the close in aid of the supply frond.
LAKELET
Sunday visitors with tor. and
Mrs. Eugeae Metzger were Mrs. Ills
flier S;utltli and Wayne of Palmer,
,dmi. ;\1r. and Mrs. liruee Cameron
anti family of Prer;lnu, Mr. and
Mrs. 1:ordnit Metzger of Palmer
,\!r. 1i'illiaut i'mith of Atwood
amyl .11r .fark :;inith of Brussels.
Miss Alai'garet Wallace of Lon.
don spent the week-cv►d with her
parents, Mr. itnrl Mrs. Harold Wal
lace.
Siuiday vI:dims with Mr. and
MI's. Gordon McKee were Mr, R.o
heti. McKee of 'I'eeswntot•, Mr. and
Mrs, Ebner Haskins and family of
McIntosh and Mr. and Mrs. Char-
lie Ellis and family of Hamilton.
Week -end vistors with Mr, and
Mrs, Irvin li.eidt. were Mr. and
Mrs. G, 'Zucker of Guelph
Mr. and Mrs Paul Knudsen of
Toronto spent the weep -end with
Mr. and Mrs. William Smith.
WiN BEST OF FIVE
ST. AGATHA 7
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TWO.DAY SHOOT
David Langrldge, son of fir. and '
Mrs. John Langridge, Leopold St., ! HELD A r
C MEAFORD
sprained his right ankle on 'Lhurs-
la afternoon w1111e 1a iii soccer
r Y p Y g
1at the public school. !
Ile was taken to hospital, where
it was learned from X-rays that
there was no break. David ret.►rn.
ed to school on Monday morning.
In St. Clements last Wednesday
night the St. Agatha Saints de-
feated the Wingham Brophy Good -
years 7-4 to win the hest of five
WOAA Grand Championship semi-
final, 3 games to 2.
The game was played under pro-
test and the Goodyears feel quite
confident in winning the protest.
Ken Synder was the big hitter for
the Saints with a triple and a
single, Lorne Gardner led the Good -
years with two singles.
St. Agatha R. Marler 2b; R.
Markt' ss; Snyder lb; W, Bender
e; W. I-Iinsebherger el; A. Hinsch-
berger 3h; R. Hinsehberger rf; D.
Bender if; Cressman p.
Wingham Fryfogle 2h; Baker e;
F axion c, 7th; Hotchkiss, p and
rf; Emile rr, 6th; Bain ss; Mac-
Millan Ili; Storey lb, 7th; Gardner
3b; Walker rf; Cerson If; Chisholm
p, stili; Saxton cf.
B.H7.
St. Agatha, . . 200 003 200-7 8 2
Wingham .. .100 000 003---4 7 3
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Anglican Deanery
Meeting Announced
Rt, Rev, I. A. Norris, Bishop of
Brandon, will be the speaker at the
annual statutory meeting of the
Anglican churches in Huron Dean.
Pry. The meeting will he held at
St. John's Church, Brussels, on Fri- l
.day, October 26 at 8 p.m, Arehdea-
con Carman J. Queen, Diocesan
Commissioner of the Diocese of
Huron, will present the 1963 bud-
get to the wardens, lay delegates
to Synod and their substitutes, and
other interested laymen from the
parishes of the Deanery, This meet-
ing will be one of fourteen held
throughout the DIocese of Huron.
Born in England, Bishop Norris
came to Canada at an early age.
He is a graduate of the University
of Manitoba and St, John's Col-
lege, Winnipeg. He served in Ru-
pert's Land after his ordination in
1926 and later in the Diocese of
Brandon, of which he was elected
Bishop in 1960,
Bishop Norris, who was in the
RCAF during World War II, is
Bishop Ordinary to the Armed
Forces. He is chairman of the De-
partment of Missions of the Angli-
can Church of Canada.
Thanksgiving 'Theme
St. Stephen's W.A.
GORRIE Thanksgiving was
the theme of the Woman's Auxil-
iary of St. Stephen's Church on
Thursday afternoon at the rectory.
After sewing, President Mrs. G.
Underwood led in the W.A. prayer
and the Lord's prayer. The Scrip-
ture was read by Mrs. Mary Tay-
lor. Roll call was answered by a
verse on Thanksgiving. Correspon-
dence was read, including a letter
from Mrs. E. C. Attwell of Ot-
tawa and Mrs. Underwood gave a
short reading.
Mrs, Norman Wade read an ar-
ticle on "Joy in Thanksgiving".
The text was "They all began to be
merry", from the parable of the
Prodigal Son. It told how the fath-
er was wise and forgave his son
and they were joyful together,
while the elder son was sullen and
resentful. The lesson for us is to
accept the offer of God's love; to
live in the atmosphere of hope and
joy because in our Father's world
He will be sufficient for all our
needs,
Mrs, Harry King read a poem of
Edgar Guest's entitled "Things
Work Out". The meeting closed
with the benediction and lunch was
served by the hostess, Mrs. George
Anderson.
U.C.W. UMTS HOLD.
REGULAR MEETINGS
The October general meeting of
the United Church Women of the
Wingham United Church was held
in the Sunday School room with
Units one and eight in charge of
the program,
Mrs, Vernon Reid conducted a
Thanksgiving worship service. She
was assisted by Mrs. John Wray
and Mrs. James Thompson. A film
entitled "Assignment Children"
showing the work done by UNICEF
was shown,
Miss Bonnie jardin and Miss ,
Judy Callan sang a duet "Jesus
Lover of My Soul." They were ac-
companied by Mr. Treneer.
Mrs. George Howson, delegate to
the school for leaders at Alma Col- i
lege, St, Thomas, gave an excellent
report.
Mrs, K. M. MacLennan conduct-
ed the business session. All units
were Invited to have a display
table or a project. table at the
Christmas tea, which will be held
November 21st.
Mrs. N. McLaughlin., supply see -
rotary, announced a quilting and
riot luck supper to be held in the
church school room, Monday, Oct.
29th, to which members of all units
are invited. Lunch was served at
the close •of the meeting.
'Unit 3 held its monthly meeting'
In the eltureh school room, with
riltdt 8 as guests. Taking part in
a Thanksgiving service was Mrs.
Russell Zurbrigg, Mrs, H. Swat -
ridge, Mrs. E. Irwin and Mrs. A.
Itiutoul. Mrs. D. Lloyd sang "Near-
er My God to Thee," and was ac-
companied by Mr. Treneer.
Mrs. J. Gorrle conducted the
business, Lunch was served.
Bridge Club
North and south: First, C. Hod.
gins and Mrs, D. C. Nesmith; see-
onrl, Mrs, H. Campbell and J. H.
Crawford: third, Mrs. C. Hodgins
and Mrs. G. Cameron.
East and west: 'Hirst, Mrs. J. R.
Lloyd and 73. Ortlleb: second, A.
Wilson and 0, Haseigrove; third.
Cx. Maet(ay and J. Martin.
1.1.f1'LaWkJI, Firing live am-
munition from the 106 howitzer -
type field guns, the 21st Field Reg! -
he command of Lt
Col. 1.. G. Vickers of Listowel, took
part in two manoeuvres on the ar.
tillery ranges at Meaford the week-
end of October 13.
A tete' of 08, all ranks, repre-
sent the regiment's three batteries
from Wingham, Walkerton and
Listowel took part in the two-day
shoot. The manoeuvres included
living under wartime conditions
with the officers and men braving
the chilly autumn breezes by sleep-
ing in tents and eating in the field.
The training was carried out
under the directon of Major J. D.
Harvey of Seaforth, second in com-
mand of the regiment. The batter-
ies were commanded by Major Jas.
Reid of Listowel's 100th, Major P:o-
•bert Ritter of Wingham's 99th and
Capt.. Gordon Tanner of Walker-
tnn's 97th.
Saturday the artillery unit sup-
ported officers taking a squadron
commander's course in the armor-
ed corps at nearby Camp Borden.
This exercise was supervised by
Major Al Weirmier, a former
member of the 97th Battery of
Walkerton, and now artillery ad-
visor to the Royal Canadian School
of Infantry at Camp Borden.
On Sunday the regiment went
on its own to carry out a complete
exercise from plotting gun posi-
tions, setting up observation posts
to firing at targets. Witnessing
this demonstration was Brig. K.
H, McKibben, C.D., London, com-
manding officer of the Western
Ontario area
Commanding the militiamen,
Brig. McKibbon said: "I am im
pressed with your tactical schooling
and in your ability to use the
guns."
The main party left Listowel on
Friday, drawing four of the 105
guns behind heavy lorries. They
returned late Sunday. Four other
guns were provided by the Meaford
artillery camp,
During manoeuvres the 21st Fd.
Regt. was joined by 28 members
of the llth Fd. Regt. of Guelph.
MRS, H. REMINGTON
IS NOBLE GRAND
At the regular meeting of the
Majestic Rebekah Lodge the of-
ficers were installed by the install.
ing team from Teeswater. Mrs.
Cecil Mahood was the district de-
puty president, Mrs. Henry Bal-
lagh acted as deputy marshall,
and Mrs. Hector King presided at
the piano.
Mrs. Harold Remington was in-
stalled as Noble Grand and her
officers are as follows: Vice Grand,
Miss Agnes Williamson; chaplain,
Miss Marion Williamson; record-
ing secertary, Mrs, Harry Gerrie;
financial secretary, Mrs. William
McKenzie; treasurer, Mrs. Wilfred
Henry; warden, Mrs. William. Ken-
nedy; conductor, Mrs. Don Mont-
gomery; inside guardian, Mrs. Har-
old Wild; outside guardian, Mrs.
Robert Powell; color bearer, Mrs.
John Finnigan; pianist, Mrs. Wil-
bur Hogg.
Mrs. E. Parish received her
Past Noble Grand's jewel and was
installed into that office as Junior
Past Noble Grand. Mrs, Remington
chose as her guardians Mrs. Jack
Maclntyre and Mrs. William Bain,
while Miss Williamson has as her
guardians Mrs, Ernie Merkley and
Mrs, Wilford Caslick,
Mrs. Mahood, who was introduc-
ed to those present by Miss Greta
Harris, Past Noble Grand, ad-
dressed the gathering and gave a
very instructive address. Mrs. A.
Paterson, past president of the Re-
bekah Assembly of Ontario, who
was introduced by Mrs. William
Bain, also spoke a few words.
Guests were also present from Rip-
ley and they presented the travel-
ling gavel to the Wingham Lodge.
Mrs. Kilpatrick, past district de-
puty president gave courtesy re-
marks, as did Mrs. Ron Hill, Noble
Grand of Teeswater Lodge.
Pollowing the meeting, Mrs. J.
Maclntyre, convener of the lunch
committee and her assistants serv-
ed a delicious lunch.
Teachers Met
At Local Church
Some 40 teachers front tate north-
ern section of Dlstrict 10 ,of the
Ontario Secondary School Teach-
ers' Federation held a dinner meet_
ing at the Anglican Church here
on Wednesday evening of last
week.
Schools in Luck►tow, Listowel,
Palmerston and Wingham were re-
presented,
The meeting was called to dis,
cuss the complicated agenda for
the .district meeting which will be
held in Listowel ori Thursday of
this week.
Anglican Church ladles catered
for the dinner,
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