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No July Meeting
For U.C.W. Group
DONNYBROOK -The June
meeting of the U. C, W. was
held Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson
with a good attendance. The
call to worship was given by
Mrs. William Hardy, who had
charge of the program.
A hymn was sung and Mrs.
Hardy led in prayer. Mrs. Ray
Hanna read the Scripture lesson
and Mrs. Hardy gave the medi-
tation on "Courage".
Mrs. Stuart Chamney read
the minutes and the offering
was received. Mrs. Hilliard
Jefferson took charge of the
business. A thank you note was
read and invitations had been
received from Westfield for
June 16 at 8.15 p.m. and from
St. Helens for June 17 at 2.30
p.m. It was also decided not to
have a meeting in July,
Mrs. John Hildebrand read a
poem, "This Moment". Mrs.
Murray Wilson read the chapter
in the study book, "God and
His Purpose" and discussion fol-
lowed. Mrs. Stewart Chamney
read a chapter on Brazil.
Mrs. Hardy closed the meet-
ing with prayer and lunch was
served by the hostess, assisted
by Mrs. James Small and Mrs.
Wesley Jefferson.
News of Lakelet
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood,
Kaye and Kirk visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Worden of Stratford on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McComb
and daughters, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Gadke and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Demerling and
family spent the week -end at
Silver Lake.
Many from this district en-
joyed the water skiing compe-
tition at Silver Lake on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Miller and
son Kevin, of Waterloo, called
on Mr. and Mrs. Ken Dettman
on Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs.Jack Inglis and
children attended a shower for
the Trimble -Horsley wedding
couple at Orangeville on Friday
evening.
Mrs. Eldred Cathers and Mrs.
William Hogg, of near Wing -
ham, called on Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Greenley on Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. R. J. Hiscox and son,
James, of Woodstock, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Jackson of Guelph
and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Spar -
ling of Mid -Huron Beach, were
visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs.Jack Ferguson during the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Renwick
attended the wedding of Don-
Bib9e Dedicated
At Anniversary
BELGRAVE-Sunday School
anniversary service was held in
Knox'United Church, Sunday.
"See the Shining Dewdrops"
was the opening hymn and
Ralph Logan led in the unison
Psalm reading. Scripture was
read by Audrey Coultes.
The children's choir sang,
"Lord of Nature", followed by
prayer. Rev. Arthur Jackson
dedicated the new Sunday
School Bible which was present-
ed to the Sunday School by
Lewis Stonehouse on behalf of
the Stonehouse family, in
BELGRAVE
Mrs. H. J. Anderson and Hel-
en of London spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. George
Michie and family and attend-
ed anniversary services at the
United Church, Belgrave.
Huron County Federation of
Agriculture's annual worship
service will be held on Sunday,
June 20 at 3 p.m. at the Sal-
vation Army Camp near Goder-
ich. Ladies are asked to take
lunch. Coffee and chocolate
milk will be provided. Every-
one IS welcome to attend.
Mrs. Ted Fear attended the
Rural Learning Association's
first general meeting held in
the King Edward Hotel, Toron-
to on Thursday.
Walter Scott and Oliver
Jaques attended the Royal Black
Knights meeting at Aurora and
Mr. Jaques presented an honor-
ary certificate to John Hirst.
Present Bible
At Colvin -Brick
WHITECHURCH-At the Cal -
yin -Brick church service on
Sunday Jim Taylor, on behalf
of the Belgrave Hi -C group pre-
sented a revised edition of the
Bible for the pulpit. •
Rev, Arthur Jackson, mini-
ster of the church, Conducted
the dedication service.
memory of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert'Stonehouse and
their brother, Dr. Gordon Stone-
house.
Barbara Meulwyk sang, "A
Little Seed Lay Fast Asleep".
Harold Vincent, superintendent
welcomed the visitors and in-
troduced the speaker, Lloyd
Hutton of Kincardine.
A double trio, Mary Ann
Wheeler, Joan Bosman, Mary
Ellen Walsh, Mary Grasby,
Brenda Johnston and Nancy An-
derson sang a number.
ald McDermott and Diane Stef-
fen on Saturday in St. John's
Lutheran Church in Waterloo,
and the dinner and reception
which was held at Bona Vista
banquet hall in Waterloo.
Mr, and Mrs. Ken Dettman
and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Renwick
attended the reception in Wa-
terloo Saturday night for Mr.
and Mrs. Donald McDermott at
the Bona Vista banquet hall.
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activities Ja
The regular meeting of Pack
A Cubs was held at the Scout
House with three leaders and
24 Cubs present. The opening
exercises were taken by Baloo
and Gene Porter of Brown Six
led the Grand Howl. A group of
boys sang '0 Canada' and 'The
Queen' to complete a 1st star
requirement. Inspection follow-
ed and Richard Lloyd was chos-
en to wear the special woggle.
An out -door game of Cap-
ture the Flag was played with
great enthusiasm. Each boy
passed his test for walking the
plank, a 2nd star requirement.
The boys returned indoors
and to their sixes. Akela pre-
sented Jeff Lockridge with sixer
stripes and reminded him of
his duties to the Green Six. A
rousing cheer followed this pre-
sentation.
A short study period followed)
and many Cubs passed various
tests.
Closing ceremonies were ta-
ken by Baloo. Akela presented
the House orderly and Guide
badges to Doug Thomson and
Toymaker badge to Robert Van-
derwoude. The meeting closed
with the Cub prayer then dis-
missal.
The Cubs of Pack A are re-
minded to meet at the Scout
House this Saturday, June 19 at
10 a.m. for a hike. Bring ei-
ther sandwiches or wiener and
roll for cook -out. Those boys
who have ball practice will
meet with Baloo at 1 p,m. at
the Scout House.
Party for
Newlyweds
ST,HELENS,On Friday even-
ing, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Salkeld
were guests of honor at a social
gathering in Lucknow Anglican
parish hall.
The evening was spent in
playing shoot with top prizes
going to Mrs. Robert Lyons and
Charas Mathers, Consolation
prizes went to Mrs. Clarence
Green and Robert Finlay.
At the lunch hour, Donald
J. Gaunt read an address of good
wishes to the newlyweds, and
John Pritchard and Al Hamilton
presented them with a reclining
chair and purse of money. Larry
thanked their friends and neigh-
bors.
Trousseau Tea
At Johnston Home
WHITE'CHURCH-A trousseau
tea was held by Mrs. Clark
Johnston in honor of her daugh-
ter, Linda. The house was
gaily decorated with bouquets
of spring flowers.
Pouring tea in the afternoon
was the groom's grandmother,
Mrs. Reed of Kincardine and in
the evening, Mrs. Laurette
Johnston and Mrs. Charles Tif-
fin.
Displaying the shower gifts,
hope chest, wedding gifts and
trousseau during afternoon and
evening were Mrs. Leroy Rin-
toul, Mrs. Jim Lovett, Mrs.
Eugene Gardner, Miss Joyce
Procter, Miss Isobel Nethery,
Mrs. Jim Young, Mrs. Robert
Strothers, Miss Nancy Scott,
Mrs. Irwin and Miss Janette
Johnston.
A dainty luncheon was ser-
ved to guests by the hostess,
whose helpers were Misses Lil-
ian Bruce, Betty Ann, Shirley
and Nancy Johnston, Ila Scott.
In charge of the register
were Misses Nancy Johnston
and Beth Scott.
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