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*Tapers
*Slims
*Party Utes
*Giant Pillars
*Scented
Pillars
*Hand made
Beeswax
*Sandcast
*Glow Balls
*Tear Drops
*Multicolored
grippers
*Punch
*Hurricane
*Coach
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Occasions
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Friday evenings until
Christmas
The Waxworks
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nice
Christrnos gifts to Reserve
Agaln this year the girls in
the Wingham ! .+fie i. T, thank-
the
hank .the people of Wnghatn for theft
donations t ► UNICEF.
The Canadian UNICEF Com
rrllttee has sent, a certificate of
appreciation to the C. G.1, T.
and expended their sincere grat-
itude for the generous support
of $138.60. The receipt reads:
"Your generosity will enable
U NICEL to give health and the
prornerof a `happier future to
still more . of the world's needy
children.
The money was collected on
Hallowe'en afternoon by four
groups and the fifth C. G. 1. T.
group roiled the change and
ecunted it. along *with the bilis
,; cheques, that evening.
The. C. C, LT. Hallowe'en
party was 'held on the regular
meeting night, Tuesday in the
United Church gyre.
Special costume prizes were
awarded. Best international
outfits were worn by Karen
Strong and Janet Gorda. The
best couples' prize went to 10-
anne Sutcliffe and Ann Welwood
A gay old lady, as depicted by
Alexa Currie, was °chosen as the
most symbolic of Hallowe'en.
Three purple people eaters re-
ceived chocolate to eat as an
award for being original.
Don Rintoul and his guitar
Awards presented
by Langside S.S.
WHITECHURCH- -The annu-
al pot luck supper was held on
Saturday evening at Langside
Presbyterian Church, followed
by the Sunday School Achieve-
ment Service.
The devotions were given
by the Sunday School superin-
tendent, Elmer Scott. Each
class presented an entertain -
ment number.
Prizes were presented to
each class by teachers Janice
Walt, Carolyn McGillvary, Mrs.
Jim Young, Mrs. George Young,
Mrs. Cliff Young and Gordon
Wall. Elmer Scott presented
the seals, diplomas and pins.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill B a te s
showed slides of their trip to
Eastern and Northern Canada:
The meeting closed with pray-
er. Miss Carolyn McGillvary
was organist for the evening.
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It's the
WINGHAM
Veterans attend:
morning service
BLU EVALE- - The Royal Ca-
nadian Legion, •B`ranch 180 and
the Ladies' Auxiliaify and vet-
erans of the area paraded to the
Bluevale United Church for an
impressive Remembrance Day
service on Sunday.
Mr. Michael Ross preached,
referring to the heroes of the
Bible and heroes of our o w n.
times, stressing the significance
of a memorial service and a
call to sacrifice for everyone.
Mrs. Carl Johnston, organist,
conducted the choir in choir and
congregational singing. and
Miss Margaret Craig sang a solo.
Alex Corrigan, branch presi-
dent, ,read Scripture passages.
Many memorial wreaths and
flags decorated the church.
Social evening
to ifldude:other'
parishes; churches
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led these strangely adorn: d
,,girls in a rousing sing -a-100
before they cavorted arout4 for
games. Energy was _replenisbed
when quantities of sandwiches,
Cookies and fre,shie were served*
The girls carried on another
service project this week for
the less privileged in our 0
area. trach girl took a gift for
a teenager. These were .dells!
ered to the Saugeen•Indlan Re-
serve for use this Christmas.
Each girl is adopting a "se-
cret mother" in an affort to
make contact with some elder',
ly folk in Wingham,
The Catholic Women's
League held its November meet-
ing
eeting in the parish hall • with Mrs.
F. Caskanette, president, pre-
siding. .
Forty-one visits were report-
ed made to the hospitalized pa-
tients in the month of October.,,
The ladies: have packed.the
bales of clothing to be sent.to
the .Indian °Missions in B r i tle ,
Manitoba. , A donation of mon-
ey will be sent to the Canadian'.
National Institute for the Blind
again. this year.
The C. W.L. will hold a so-
eial evening Monday. Decem-
ber 1 in the church and will in-
vite`:the ladies from the neigh-
boring parishes of Brussels, Lis-
towel, Blyth and Teeswater,
along with the other churches
in Wingham. The highlight of
the evening will be coloured
slides of one year in the life of
-the parish, related to the four
seasons, by Rev. J. G. Mooney.
The ladies will hold a Day
of Recollection on November
17th during the Forty Hours with
Father Sullivan the guest speak-
er.
The Youth Retreat will be
held in Sacred Heart Church on
November 30. Father F. O.
Connor will be guest speaker
along with Miss Darlene Ken-
.nedy, Diocesan Director of
Youth. .
Mrs. F. Caskanette was ap-
pointed to represent the parish
on Remembrance Day on lay-
ing the C.• W. L. wreath at the
cenotaph.
The meeting closed with the
prayer of Our Lady of Good
Counsel. Rev. J. G. Mooney
answered questions from the
question box and dessert lunch
was enjoyed.
Surprise early for
15th anniversary
WHITECHURCH- -On, Friday
evening or early Saturday mom
ing, after the reception for Mr.
and Mrs. Wim DeBoer was over,
about 15 of the neighbors of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Beecroft decid
ed to celebrate with thein their
25th wedding anniversary which
is November 8. They had mu-
sic with them and had a few
dances.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bee-
croft were also aroused and •
joined in the surprise party.
This community extends to Mr.
and Mrs. Beecroft best wishes
on this happy occasion.
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Miss UIia Taylor
The B $cPW Club .met at tise,
L.og Cabin for their .regular din"
per meeting, with ist vice-
president. Mrs. Marion Scott in
the chair. The theme the
meeting was "The Keys of Com-
ftwniication".
Mrs. E. Shera introduced
and sponsored a new member,
Miss Ulla Taylor, and Mrs. R.
Ahara conducted the installs
tion and presented her with a
corsage. .Mrs. W. C. Murray
gave a report on the regional
conference held recently in
Walkerton.
Regional Adviser Mrs. Ahara •
was the speaker for the evening.
She spoke on the Canadian Fed -
oration, comprising f000 mem-
bers in 52 clubs working to im-
prove the status of the working
woman. , She.also brought greet-
ings from the Canadian presi-
dent.
C.W.L. EUCHRE
There were eight tables in
play at the CWL euchre held -
Tuesday evening. High lady,
Miss Elva Culbert; high lady
playing as a man, Mrs. Alvin
Orvis; low lady, Miss Teresa
O'Malley; low man. Alvin Or -
Vis. The door prize was won
y Mrs. Nora Finnigan.
The conveners were M r s
`Prank Caskanette and .Mrs. Ger-
Aid Belanger.
--Miss Mary Forsyth of Wil-
liam Street is attending a busi-
iless school at Kitchener.
Slides of florid,
n by U.C.W.
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The setular meeting of the
afteMOOn Unit of the Witted
Women was held li . the
Sunday School room Tuesday
of last week with Mars. Dustow .
in cbarge. Hyntns and Scrip-
tune reading and prayer by Mia.
Dustow opened the, Meeting.
The toptc on "Prayer" was tak-
en by Mrs. Pingland.
Mrs, Roulston conducted the
business. Minutes were read
and the treasurer's report was
given by Miss Henry. Mrs.
Shiell, head of the visitation
committee, reported 61 home
and .60 hospital calls,
Mrs. Bons, Mrs, Ireland and
Mrs. Gowdy were nominated
to bring in a slate of officers
for 1910. Mrs. Howson will be
in charge of the next meeting,
the Christmas meeting.
Mrs. Fred Howson of Blyth
showed some beautiful colored
slides of F lorida. She was
thanked by Miss Henry.
--Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Mac-
Kersie, accompanied by Mrs.
James Halliday, returned home
last week from Philadelphia af-
ter visiting Mr. MacKersie's
daughter and son-in-law, Prof.
and Mrs. J. W. Baster of East-
ern Baptist College.
--Mr. and Mrs. Norman De=
yell, Terry and Brian spent the
week -end in Toberrmory with
Mr. and Mrs: Mel Riehl. They
also visited with Mrs. Deyell's
father, Mr. Frank Ortlieb of
Kenora who is visiting at To-
bermory.
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