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Attend shower for Karen. Scholtz
• Mrs. Paul Laidlaw and
Michelle of London spent
Saturday night with • her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
ter Elliott and attended the
shower for Karen Scholtz
held in Whitechurch Com-
munity Memorial Hall on
Saturday evening.
Robert Campbell of Lon:.
don, who visited last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Elliott and fainily, returned
home Sunday with Mrs. Paul
Laidlaw and Michelle.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Stewart, • Mark, Susan and
Heather of Lambeth were
callers on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Elliott and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. John L.
Currie of Wingham were
Sunday afternoon visitors
with Mr. and Mist— Victor
thierson.
Jim Orr of London visited
Sunday with Bob and Rich-
ard Orr of Langside and
attended the Langsidg Cem-
etery Anniversary setirice.
Jack Whytock was coun-
sellor at United Church
Camp Menesetung, near
Goderich from July 19 to 28.
Miss Joyce Tiffin of Tor-
onto spend the, weekend with
-her parents, Mr. and Mrs,.
Dan Tiffin and took her
parents and her grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Stewart :to South-
ampton to visit with her aunt,
Cora, Mrs. Yeo, who is
selling her house and moving
• into an apartment. Mrs. Yeo
and Mrs. Stewart are sisters.
• Orland Irwin's house has
• progressed to a point where
it has part of the roof 'shing-
led.
• Mrs. Winnie Evans of
• London, on Wednesday cal-
led on Mrs. Bill Evans, after
attending a birthday party in
Teeswater at the home of
Graham Moffat, where Miss
• Margaret Moffat was holding
a party for her sister, Mrs.
Marne Donaldson of Bruce-
. lea Haven, Walkerton.
A shower was held in Wh
itechurch Community Meru:
mini Hall on Saturday even-
ing for Karen Schnitz of
Goderich, daughter of Mr. '
and Mrs. Clayton Scholtz.
The hostesses who arranged
the shower were 'cousins of
the bride-to-be. Mrs. How-
ard Long was chairlady for a
short progiam,-,piano selec-
tions by -Mrs. Agnes Farrier,
readings by Mrs. Jack Gil-
lespie, piano selections, Miss
Karen Young and contest by
Mrs. Reg. Schultz. Karen
thanked everyone for the
beautiful gifts and those who
arranged the shower. She
invited all to come and see
her new home in London. A
dainty lunch was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul
were in Kitchener on Sunday
to take their grandson, Jef-
fery Oberholtier home. He
had been visiting them for a
few days. Little Michelle
Gutoskie returned home with
her .grandparents for holi-
days.
• Mrs. Cassie Mowbray and
Tony Falconer accompanied
Kevin Falconer to Sarnia on
the weekend.
Nat Thomson of Lucknow
was. a Monday caller on Mr.
• and Mrs. Victor Emerson.
Mrs. Mack Stewart, Mrs.
• Betty Godfrey of Waterloo
were Thursday visitors with
Mrs. Carl McCienaghan and
all visited with Mrs. Dick
McQuillin of Lucknow. Mrs.
Stewart and Mrs. McQuillin
are sisters.
• Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Des Roches, Jerry and Stev-
en of London were weekend
visitors with Mr. and -Mrs.
CarlivIcClenaghan and Mrs.
• Ben McClenaghan.
On Saturday, it was dis-
covered in Fred Tiffin's lawn
that water was coming up
• through the ground which
was .a break in the village
water line. On Monday a
• backhoe opened it' up and it
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was found there was a cut in
the line about two inches.
Something sharp had appar-
ently cut it and it was
repaired.
BRIDAL SHOWIER
fA relative shower was held
bride-to-be, Gail Mac-
Pherson, in Wingham on This week in
Sunday , afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Wilford Cas-
lick. Assisting the bride with
her gifts were her sisters,
Beverley Yundt, .sew-
ing the bows to make an
•
Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Tif-
tin and Mrs, Cassie Mow-
bray returned home on
Thursday after visiting with
friends in Brantford and
prayer.
Rev. J. Bell told of the
work and faith of the pioneer
of 100 years ago in settling
up the cemetery and the
apron and sister, Margaret,
reading the cards.. Among
the many gifts were blank-
ets, pillow cases, towels, a
pressurecooker, fancy dish-
es and baking dishes. There
were around 25 present.
Alfred -Patterson -was a
caller on Tuesday on Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Emerson. --
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bell
of Walkerton and Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Bell and son of
Montreal were Tuesday visit-
ors
with their parents, Rev.
and Mrs. John Bell.
• I•
WHITECHURCH
by Valetta Emerson
Guelph.
Those taking part in the
Craft Fair at Lucknow are
reminded that it takes place
Friday and Saturday.
LANGSIDE MEMORIAL
SERVICE
Langside Memorial Cern-
etery Service was held on
Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m.
with a crowd of around 30 in
attendance. The service was
conducted by Rev. John Bell
who opened the service with
need for such faith of today's
community. The board were
congratulated in the upkeep
of their cemetery.
Philip Steer led the singing
and sang a solo, joined in the
chorus by the people.
The closing hymn was
Guide Me 0 Thou Great
Jehovah, with Rev. Ball
'6'..ving the closing blessing.
LANGSIDE CEMETERY
MEETING.
The Langside Cemetery
meeting was held Wednes-
day evening, July 25 at 8.30
in Whitechnrch Community
Memorial Hall with presid-
ent, Bill Evans, opening the
meeting with a war** wel-
come to all.
The secretary, Mrs. Victor
Errierson, read the minutes
and told of the arrangements
for the Memorial Service, to
be held at the Cemetery,
Sunday, July 29 at 3 p.m., if
the weather is favourable, •
The treasurer's statement
was given by Mrs. Fred
Tiffin with a bank balance,
some of which will be added
to next Bond at Maturity.
• It was decided to give
caretaker Fred Tiffin $20 for
cutting .grass each time.
The opening and closing of
graves fees was left to under-
taker.
Mrs. Young and Mrs. Fred
Tiffin are to assist Mrs.
Emerson to paint the fence.
Mrs. Fred Tiffin and Mrs.
Young moved the meeting
adjourn.
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