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Christian stewardship
is theme of UCW meeting
Whitechurch — Christian
stewardship was the theme of the
meeting of the United Church
Women, held Wednesday, June 1, at
2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Elmer
Sleightholm.
Conducting the meeting were Rev.
and Mrs. John Neilson and Mrs.
PaulineAdams. Mrs. Neilson gave
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Mildred McClenaghan and John
McKinnon attended the Mc-
Clenaghan picnic on Sunday last
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Moss, Plattsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Coleman of
Vancouver visited last week with
her brother, Carl McClenaghan and
Mrs. McClenaghan. Also visiting at
the same home were Mrs. Jim
McIntyre of the Sudbury area. •
Mr. and Mrs, Don Ross visited
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. George
Ross of Owen Sound where they met
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Guppy of
Dorset, England, at their motel and
spent the evening With them. They
are on a conducted bus tour of
Canada from Toronto to Vancouver.
SEWER COMPLETED
In the fall of 1914, the front page of
The Wingham Times carried the
story that the sewer on Frances
Street, between John and Patrick
Streets, had been completed. The
construction of this sewer was done
by day labor and when completed,
had cost the town, at the average of
77 cents per foot. This -was con-
sidered the cheapest sewer put down
in Wingham. •
the call to worship and Mrs, Adams.
read scripture from the 12th chapter
of St. Luke's Gospel- and led in
prayer. Mrs. Neilson and Mrs.
Adams read an article on"how to be
good Christian stewards and Mrs.
Neilson then read "Sharing the
Journey". A hymn was read as a
prayer.
Nine answered • the roll call on how
to be good stewards. Minutes of the
May meeting were read and offering
and Least Coin o n r eceived. Business
was then dealt with.
Mr. Neilson thanked Mrs. Adams
for assisting with the meeting. Mrs.
Farrier thanked the hostess and Mr.
Neilson closed with prayer, "Happy.
Birthday" was sung to Mr. Neilson,
Grace was sung and everyone
enjoyed the birthday tea.
NATURE,NUTS
The girls have been talking about
shelters, weather signs and cam-
psite selection. A guest, Eric Cleave
from the Wingham Ambulance
Service, -talked about first aid and
the girls learned about safety out-
doors and how to recognize poison
ivy.
At the May 30th meeting, held at
Mrs. Elliott's home, she talked
about exploring nature. All mem-
bers' participated in the silent
symphony and in pieces of the
rainbow. Cathy Dow demonstrated
the diversity of nature and
photography. Mrs. Elliott discussed
dangerous species.
The group decided on their book
covers and minutes were read by
Karen Elliott and Cathy Dow.
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JEAN RENWICK, right, was honored by members of the Legion
Ladies' Auxiliary at the recent May meeting. Georgeina Crnthers
presented Mrs. Renwick with a gift in honor of her 25 years as:auxi-
liary treasurer. She stepped down from the position earlier, this year.,
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