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Midd.leton.
By
Blanche DeeVes
Church News
Holy Communion was
celebrated along with
Harvest Horne Service.
The service Started With
Rqn Flerningplaying the
guitar and singing Song \
of Thanksgiving. The
Wardens, Don Middleton
and Ray Wise presented
Harvest Symbols of
bread aid grapes. The
sermon was given by
Rev. Douglas. Pitts. The
offering was received by
John Peeves and Jim
Middleton. Rev?, Wm.
Bennett was in charge of
the service. The church
was nicely decorated by
the ladies of the church.
Holy Baptism will be
held next Sunday in St.
James for Leanne Wain.
The ACW of St. James,
Middleton will meet
Thursday at the home of
Delores Dutot. Mrs.
Jeanne Bennett will
recall the highlights of
her visit to Western
Australia. Visitors are
welcome. Ladies bring
your pennies rolled, this
is the last call.
Personals
Get well wishes to
Bill Smith who had
surgery a week ago.
We are pleased to hear
that Eileen Potter's stay
was . short in Clinton
Hospital.. Get well wishes
go out to her.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Malenfant and Beverly of
Windsor spent the
weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Dupuis and
family.
Mr. "and Mrs. Ted
q• Middleton and grand-
daughters Kelly and
Kerri.. Middleton' and
daughter Nancy with her
husband, Alan Clark and
baby son Kyle Alan from
Nipising, Ontario visited
with Mrs. Fred Middleton
on Saturday afternoon
October 6. Also at the
happy gathering to
welcome ,Mrs. , Mid-
dleton's first great-
grandson were Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Grindley
and daughter Carol,
Audrey Middleton,
Marnie, Cindy and
Shelley Middleton and.
Shelly Colquhoun.
Mr. and Mrs. • Hugh
Middleton of Toronto,.
who had been visiting
with Stewart Middleton,
called to see their aunt,
Mrs. Fred Middleton on
Saturday. _afternoon and
were pleased to have a
visit with many of their
cousins.
Mrs. Fred Middleton
and Miss Agnes Mid-
dleton of Goderich were
guests at a Thanksgiving
dinner on. Sunday night
with Dr. and Mrs.
Grindley and family at
their cottage in Snowdon
Acres.
Don and Audrey
Middleton had a houseful
on this Thanksgiving
holiday with the young
people, ;Joyfriends and
girlfriends. A happy time
was had by all.
Dinner guests with the
Deeves on Monday were
Clarence and Jean
Perdue, Bonnie and Don
Lockwood and Sean,
Donna and Harold
Tyndall will be
celebrating their 40th
anniversary on Friday
evening in Holmesville.
Good wishes only.
Thanksgiving dinner
guests on Sunday with
Fred, Carol and Jennifer
Dutot, were Pat and Ray
Chisholm and children of
Goderich and Alvin and
Delores Dutot.
Weavers busy
at area events.
For the newly formed
Huron Tract Spinners
and Weavers Guild, the
last weekend was a busy
and exciting one.
The newly formed class
for weaving at the Ripley
Fall Fair attracted en-
tries from most of the
members. Goderich
weavers winning prizes
were: Ruth Ann Smith,
Sharon FitZjames, Janet
Thomson, Jane Klages,
Laura • Bean, Ruth
Knight, Joan Stadelmann
and Evelyn Hardy.
At the Van Egmend
House Ci'derfest in
Seafotth, Ruth Ann Stnith
demonstrated weaving a
shawl on a triangular
fra e loom while Pat Lee
der4onstrated the ancient
me hod of card WeaVing.
JohJohh and Ilarbaira Kerr
did the spinning.