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W HITECHURCH- Langside
Presbyterian Church held its
annual meeting on Saturday in
the church. The meeting was
opened by Rev. Gordon Fish of
Wingham, who read Scripture
and prayer. Rev. Fish was elec-
ted chairman and Mrs. Gordon
Wall, secretary.
The congregation has 54
members from 24 families.
Members of the Board ofSession
are Elmer Scott, Arnold Scott
and Gordon Wall.
The general account receipts
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School raised $109. 26. The W.
M.S. had receipts of $11°0.85
and the Ladies' Aid receipts
were $,327,
On the Board of Managers
are Jim Richardson, Robert
Bregrnan, Graham Moffat, Da-
vid Moffat, William Young,
Wes Young, Peter De Boer,Jim
Young and Gordon Wall. The
ushers were re -appointed.
All reports were very en-
couraging for the progress of
the work in 1965. Rev. Fish
closed the meeting with prayer.
Pot Luck -Dinner
At W.I. Meeting
LAKELET-The February
meeting of the Lakelet Wo-
men's Institute was preceded
by a pot luck dinner last Thurs-
day at the Institute hall. The
roll call, "Take a Chance",
proved to be both entertaining
and profitable. It was decided
to send a delegate to the offi-
cers' convention in Guelph in
May.
Members were reminded to
support the Institute card party
at the hall this week. Two
humorous readings were given
by Mrs. Emerson Ferguson,
"Epidemics and Patent Medi-
cine", and "Catalogues".
A questionnaire on evalua-
tion and improvement of the
Institute revealed some interest-
ing information and good sug-
gestions.
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WROXETER-The February
meeting, under historical re-
search, of the Wroxeter Wo-
men's Institute was held at the
home of Mrs. A. Munro, Mrs.
Wm. Wright was in the presi-
dent's chair and welcomed all
present,
An invitation to Fordwich
was accepted for February 16th
from the Fordwich Women's In-
stitute.
The short course, "Block
Printing" was given to the In-
stitute members by Mrs. H.
Timm and Mrs. Wes Heimpel.
Samples done by the members
were on display. The president
announced that the County
Achievement Day for'Block
Printing'is to be held in the Sea -
forth Community Hall on Wed -
nesday, March 3,
The report of the nominat-
ing committee was brought
forth and all offices have been
filled for the coming year.
There were two guest speak-
ers. Mrs. C, Sothern, Fordwich,
gave the history of Lady and
Lord Tweedsmuir and many
good suggestions on how to as-
semble the Tweedsmuir Book.
The Fordwich Tweedsmuir Book
was on display,
J. H. Wylie, Wroxeter, gave
the history of the 1 -Lowick Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Company of
Wroxeter which was very inter-
esting to all members.
Both speakers were presented
with small gifts in appreciation
of their fine talks.
Mrs. Wm. Wright read a poem
Condition Is
Still Critical
The condition of Herb Bur-
chill, victim of serious injury
in a fall on January 31 remains
critical at London's Victoria
Hospital. According to the
latest report he has not as yet
regained consciousness.
Miss Marlene Burchill, 11 -
year -old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Burchill had the misfor-
tune to break a bone in her leg
while playing at Howick Cen-
tral School on Wednesday. She
is staying at the home of her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Weltz of Walkerton.
The kindness of relatives
and friends is heart-warming
at such a time as this.
Broomball Scores
In the men's league last
week Wingham defeated White-
church 2-1 in Belgrave on Mon-
day night and Stone School de-
feated Belgrave 1-0.
The following night Wing -
ham and Tenth Line tied to a
one -all score.
On Thursday Belgrave won
2-0 over Whitechurch playing
in Belgrave and Brussels defeat-
ed Tenth Line 4-1. At the
American Hotel vs Brussels
game played in that town on
Thursday the American Hotel
won 2-0.
In Brussels Arena Monday
evening, Whitechurch and
American Hotel played to a
2-2 tie. Brussels and 10th Line
also engaged in play with the
score 0-0,
Wroxeter
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dane
and family, Howick, Mrs.Jean
Taylor of Belgrave and Miss
Gertrude Bush, Wroxeter, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. -
Gibson and Mrs. W. Weir.
Mr. and Mrs. Helmet Wil-
son and Valerie yisited over the
week -end with Mr.and Mrs.
Dean Karn.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Ingram were Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Noble and fam-
ily of Rothsay.
Mr.and Mrs. Kenneth Walk-
er, Galt, and Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Walkom of Paris visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Walk-
er.
We wish to welcome Mr.and
Mrs. Seymour Bailey of Mount
Forest to our community. They
have taken up residence in the
home belonging to Mr. and
Mrs. harry Adams.
We are pleased to hear Mr.
Vernon I lupfer has returned
home from Wingham and Dis-
trict Ilospital and Mrs.Jamcs
Alcorn expects to he home with
in a few days.
W.I. Euchre
WROXI!TI'sR-The Wroxeter
W,1. Jteld its regular hi-tnontli-
ly euchre party in the Commun-
ity 11x11 on Wednesday evening
with right tables in play. Win-
ners were: Gent's, William Tay-
lor; '2rtd, Horns Stewart; low,
rverctt Gathers; ladies', Mrs.
Ilnrry Adarust 2nd, Nirs. Dalton
I)ickisoir, low, Mrs. Laurie Vail
Vclsor. Special bingo, tvlrs,
harry Adams.
VALENTINE EUCHRE
AT CURRIE'S SCHOOL
WHITECHURCH-Currie's
School euchre party was attend-
ed by enough players for 13
tables.
The high prize winners were
Mrs. John L. Currie, and John
L. Currie. Low scores were
held by Allan Carter playing
as a lady and Lorne Scott. Mrs.
Ronald Coultes won the novelty
Valentine prize for having most
lone hands in hearts and Ray
Pattison won the men's prize.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coul-
tes and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
McBurney will be sponsors for
the next party on February 26.
The date has been changed be-
cause of the high school con-
cert the week earlier.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cur-
rie and Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Walker served lunch.
LAST GAME ENDS
IN THREE -ALL TIE
WROXETER- The Wroxeter
and Belgrave Squirts met in a
hockey game in Belgrave Arena
on Saturday morning which re-
sulted in a 3-3:;;tie. This was
the last game of the schedule.
"The Symbol of Time". Mrs.
Wright also announced that the
next meeting will be in the
form of a pot -luck dinner at
her home.
The roll call, "Items for
the Tweedsmuir Book" brought
a few responses.
The hostesses for the after-
noon were Mrs. A. Munro, Mrs.
Les Douglas and Mrs, William
Wright.
Discuss Miracles At Hi -C Meeting
BELGRAVE-The Hi -C Group
of Knox United Church met in
the church basement on Sunday
evening. Ruth Michie opened
with a sing song, accompanied
by Lorne Campbell. Secretary
Lynda Coultes read the minutes
and Alan Bosman gave the' .
treasurer's report. The group
received an invitation to a
dance in Clinton on Friday,
February 12,
Call to worship was given by
Lloyd Michie followed by a
hymn. Ruth Michie read the
Scripture and Lloyd led inpray-
er. The offering was received
by David Bosman and Jim Tay-
lor. "O Word of God Incarnate'
was sung.
Lloyd Michie was also in
charge of the discussion. The
theme was "Miracles". The
members divided into four
groups to discuss different
Scripture passages on miracles
and then rejoined to discuss
their findings.
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