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Brinsley UCW meet,
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By GORDON MORLEY
Mrs. Wilbert Lewis was
hostess for the U.C.W.
meeting Monday evening,
February 16. Mrs. W. Lewis
opened with prayer followed
by the opening hynm.
Mrs Jack Hodgson gave a
reading "Be a Good
Forgetter'. and a poem "The
Past is Gone " Mrs. George
Lee read the scripture
reading. Mrs. Lewis a
reading A Handful of New
Days.' and a poem The
New Year".
Mrs. Marjorie Steeper and
Mrs. Hodgson gave a
reading from the Study book.
Minutes were read and the
roll call was answered by
eight members. Lunch was
served by Group 2 ladies.
Play euchre
Friday evening nine tables
of euchre were enjoyed by
area residents at the
Brinsley Community Centre
with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Hodgins. Mrs. Roy Hodgins
The successful politician is
the one who can rock the
boat and then convince
everyone else that there is a
terrible storm at sea.
and Murray Carter as the
conveners.
Winners of the evening
were: Ladies high - Mrs.
Harold Guilfoyle: lone hands
- Jean Bice: low - Charlotte
Barker: glen's high -
Charles Rollings: lone hands
- Evan Hodgins: low - Arthur
Hodgins: special prize -
George Dixon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Rollings. Mrs. Marjorie
Steeper and George Dixon
are the committee for the
next party.
Personals
.Mr. and -Mrs. Neil
Trevithick and Amy visited
with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Laverne Lyons of
Bramalea over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morley
visited. with Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Durand and family,
Bayfield. Monday.
Sympathy is extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Levi White in
the loss of their brother-in-
law Neil Maguire, London
who passed away at Victoria
Hospital. February 16.
Mrs. George Prest visited
Friday with her father Cecil
Ellwood in London.
Congratulations to Mr. and
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Kippen WI
list changesi
in district
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
Kippen East W(I. met at
the home of Mrs. Robert
Kinsman, Wednesday. The
meeting was opened by Mrs.
Grace Drummond reading a
Valentine from her Secret
Pal, and a poem.
Roll call listed many
changes in the locality in the
past 100 years. Many homes,
schools, barns, churches, are
gone as well as hotels,
blacksmith shops , sawmills
and stores.
Mrs. Vern Alderdice
chaired the program and
introduced the guest speaker
Marie Paul Green from the
Consumer affairs of IGA.
Shepresented a questionnaire
and dealt with each of the
questions.
Shoppers are advised to
return products that are not
satisfactory in their con-
tainers but storekeepeers
are not obliged to take back
articles simply because the
customer changed his mind.
Mrs. Green was thanked by
Mrs. Robert Bell.
Mrs. Ross Broadfoot read
a beautiful poem on Friends.
Mrs. Al Hoggarth presented
a thought provoking motto
on "It isn't what you start
but what you finish that
counts".
Mrs. Alderdice con-
tributed a poem on A Good
Neighbour. Mary Broadfoot
accompanied the Sing song.
Current Events prepared by
Mrs. M. Connolly were
presented by Margaret
Hoggarth who also gave
courtesy remarks.
Everyone enjoyed an
organ interlude by Mrs. R.
Kinsman. Lunch was served
by the hostesses Mrs. Kin-
sman, Mrs. Alderdice, and
the committee in charge.
Mrs. Green presented a
gift certificate from Clinton
IGA to Rena Caldwell,
Marlene Bell and Helen
MacLean winners in the
draw.
Personals
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in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Coleman
have returned from a
holiday in Florida.
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From the left are
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Huron F of A president Gerry Fortune, provincial director
held Thursday
Andre Durand
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