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GRADE SEVEN AND EIGHT students competing in the
Howick Central Intermediate public speaking competitions
Feb, 4 were: Nancy Dickson, Mary Beth Sanderson, first
prace winner Sandy Carson, second place winner Patsy
Faulkner, Shirley Versteeg and Greg Nancekivell. The pub-
lic speaking contest was sponsored by the Howick Legion
who also presented trophies to the winners.
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JUNIOR SPEAKERS -of grades five and six competing in the Howick Central School pub-
lic speaking competition' Feb. 4 were: Margaret Kreller, Tammy Brown, second place
winner Regan Dettman, first place winner Rosemary Oakley, Karen Bradshaw and
Brenda Mann. The Howick Legion sponsored the'contest and presented trophies to the
winners. o;, �.�' �,, .A : y�t.fM,n. 4�
Centennial is theme for WMS meeting
Mrs. G. Wall, Mrs. G. Day and
Mrs. G. Fisher were in charge of
the devotional portion of the
monthly meeting of the Women's
Missionary Society which was
held in St. Andrew's Presby-
terian Church on Tuesday of last
week.
The meeting was opened with
the call to worship and a hymn
was sung. Scripture, Matthew
25:34-45, was read by Mrs. B.
Holmes.
The meditation, "Centennial
Theme;', written by Mirrette
DiGangi, was delivered by Mrs.
Fisher and Mrs. Lapp led in
prayer. A piano instr mental was
given by Mrs. W. Conn.
The study, "City Traffic", -was
taken by Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Day and
Mrs. Fisher. A mission hymn was
sung and Mrs. Hughes led in
prayer.
Mrs. Horace Aitchison took
charge of the .business portion of
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THREE RNITURE
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QUALfTY
PATRICIA ANNE (Patti) Callahan and James Ralph
Schauber were united in marriage in a ceremony per-
formed by Rev. A. J. Nolan of Wingham In the Sacred Heart
Church, Teeswater, on Saturday, January 11, at four
'clock. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. John
Callahan of Teeswater and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schauber of
Milverton. ThP couple now resides In Milverton.
the meeting.
The meeting closed with the
singing of a hymn and prayer by
Mrs. Elliott. A social hour was
enjoyed with refreshments.
Pfteavaa
—Don Collar was the guest
speaker at the services of the
Wingbam Baptist Church on Sun-
day.
—David Bennett, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Bennett, is among
the young people who left Tues- -
day for the Quebec Winter Carni-
val.
—Mrs. Alice Newton accom-
panied Mrs. Evelyn Hart to
Oshawa and visited " weeks
with their family, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Hart, Douglas and Dale.
'!."-.L E^►LEE ..
and the -40Y. of *Vice",
theme of the Meth* of
lase United Church
which was held 'tn. the
School room of the ,eburch ► .
Wednesday efWee /
The worship ship service • was Pen -
ed with the sil#g; '�0- .
torY hymn "Take My a",
Unit One presentedJ -
ings and meditation on t
theme -
Mrs. 1I. Nicholson, the presi-
dent, introduced the. flew
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book for 1975,]�� entitled "MissonT
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two lidos, "Let I "CRs Peace'
• Earth"� and "Amazingv
Grace", by Mrs, Keith Ni io n
of Unit` }VW." s
Thepresi tri Frit . ,
films, "Mission
periment in Outreac
showed the diversity 0 pr
the church has sponsoredor .
ed with, where the need is i
large county.
During the busi»rs portion .of
the meeting, a decision was made
to hold a garden party on June °4,
Plans were also made for the
purchase of variousneeds for the
kitchen and Sunday School Groom;;
Delegates were c to at
tend the annual UCW meeting a
Listowel on February `26 : a
hopes were expressed for a
attendance from Bluevale.
At the' close of the meeting
sale of homemade. baking w
held, following which lunch w
served by Unit Three.
Social Seniors
WROXETEIR - Mr. and
Alex Petrie and Mr. and
Andy Gibson were in charge 'o
the Social Seniors' euchre in the.`
hall February . 3: Seventables'
were in play. Ladies' highprise.
was won by Mrs. Ila Paulin; low
by Mrs. Lyda Reidt; -inen's high
Bill Brown; low, Frank king.
Alex Petrie had the most lone
hands.
Mrs. Dorothy McGee an-
nounced a ladies' craft class for
Monday afternoon of this week.
Crokinole players • are
especially invited to ' the next
meeting, February 17 at, 8:30,
Euchre will also .be played,.
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