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' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods, Debbie and Michelle, of Ajax, spent the holiday weekend with the latter's parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley. Mrs. Riley returned with them. to spend the week with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Riley, of Scarborough. Mr. and Mrs. John Whyte, •Jeffery and Andrea, of Oshawa, and 5[r. and Mrs. Frank Van der Molan and , Paul, of Kit- chener. spent the Thanksgiving weekend with their parents, Mr. •and•Mrs. W. L. Whyte. Mrs, Dolimore, of Toronto, spent the holiday weekend with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don Buchanan and family. Mr. and Mrs. David McNeil, Geraldine and Kathy, of Gan- onoque,,,spent the' Thanksgiving weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott. Mr. James Dale spent . the weekend' with his daughter, Mrs. T. Bromley, of ,Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pfaff and family. of Crediton, visited Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator and family. Miss Glenda Pfaff, who had been vis- iting here, returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Huth and Mr. John Ferguson, Clifford, vis- ited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacGregor and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Dale, Byron, spent Sunday withthe former', parents, Mr. and. Mrs, Verne Dale. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lawson vis- ited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Warren and daughters, of London. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Dale and daughters had Thanksgiving dinner Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Don Glousher, Blyth. Guests for Thanksgiving din- ner Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dexter were Mr. and Mrs. Wm, . Jewitt and family, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Dow - son and daughters, of Varna, Mr. and Mrs. John Jewitt and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Jewitt and Kathy. Thanksgiving weekend guests 'with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grim- oldby were Mr. and Mrs. Jas• Attwood and family, of Wind- sor; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mc- Vittie, of Chatham, and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Betties and sons, of Winthrop. Sympathy is expressed to Mrs. Alvin Dale and family of Sea - forth, on the sudden passing of her husband. Mr. Dale was well known in this community and whose home was on the farm now owned by Mr. George Mc- Ilwain. Owing to the funeral of Mr. Alvin Dale Wednesday after- noon, the regular meeting of Constance UCW is postponed until Oct. 17. The Messengers of Constance United Church assembled in the basement of the church Satur- day afternoon with their lead- er,, Mrs. Earl Kett. Thv meeting was also attended by ,the CGIT leaderMrs. Reg Lawson. After Worship services,. the highlight of the day was the graduation of two Messengers, Misses Mar- gie Whyte and Elaine Brown, who will be new candidates for CGIT. . The first meeting of Constance CGIT was held in the basement 'of the church Saturday evening,, Present with their leader, Mrs. Reg Lawson, were 10 girls, Op- ening exercises, discussions and business was dealt with. Officers will be elected at the next meet- ing, which will. be Oct. 20. Mrs. Annie Medd a7hd°' Mrs. Jack Medd and Dayid Medd at- tended the Fi.nch•Lockart wed- ding at the Wesley -Willis Unit- ed Church, Clinton, on Satur- day. Mr. Agthony Lawson and granddaughter., Miss Janet Till - son, of Pickering, spent the weekend with Mrs. Annie Medd, and also had Thanksgiving din- ner Monday with their sister, Mrs. Arnold Miller, and Mr. Mil- ler, of Goderich Township. Mr. A. Lawson and Miss. Jan- et Tillson, of 'Pickering, called Monday on Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson. Mr. and Mrs. Wm: Dale and Cheryl attended Rockton,,. Fair on Monday, Oct'. 8. Mr. Dale judged horses at this fair, and a special feature was a four - horse hitch in which there were 10 entries. Owing to anniversary serv- ices at Burns' Church Sunday, Oct. 14, and Londesboro on Sun- day, Oct. 21, there will/be no church or Sunday scool at Cotfstance United Church. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grimold- by,'Mr. and Mrs. J. Attwood and family and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McVittie visited Sunday with Mrs. Pearl MacFarlane, of Gode- rich. EGMONDVILLE Miss Jean Watson, of Toron- to, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. J. S. Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Don Gray and family, of London, spent Sun- day with their parents, Mr: and Mrs. Stanley' Gray. Rev, and Mrs. A. H. McKen- zie and family, of Acton, spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and'Mrs; Elmore Stephenson and attend- ed the silver wedding annivers- ary of Mrs. McKenzie's sister and brother-in.law, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McClinchey, of Goderich. Mrs. Ted Brown has returned after spending the past 10 days with relatives in Buffalo. Mrs. R. Dalrymple received word that her niece, Miss Norah 'arley, of Westmoreland, had passed away, In the New Year honor list she was mentioned for the M.B.E., and latex went to Buckingham Palace to ' re- ceive her award froth the Queen. It was with this lady that the former toured the lake district and all the famous churches in Westmoreland, England. Mr, and Mrs: Harold Wilson spent the weekend with Mr. and Mfs. Wilfred Wilson at Raven- na, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Oke and Gail and Jan, of Windsor, visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. • Norman Mac- Lean and family on the holi- day. - Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Boyes and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Thompson spent the weekend at Skelton Lake, GORDEN Pi*THICK of Dublin, received seven ma- jor awards at Mitchell District High School Commence- ment Friday. He was awarded a University of Water loo first year scholarship; a Dominion -Provincial burs- ary; a staff award for science; the K. W. Kippen award in mathematics; the Robert Jordan Prize in chemistry, and the ;IODE prize for highest academic standing, plus UNIT 3, NORTHSIDE UCW The October meeting of Unit 3 of Northside United Church Women was held at the home of Mrs. Tom Wilbee. The presi- dent, Mrs. John Talbot, opened the meeting with a poem, "Speak Gently." The Lord's Prayer was said in unison. Twenty members answered the roll call and two visitors were present. The business per- iod was conducted by Mrs. Tal- bot. Several invitations to the Unit were read and members were reminded of Units41 and 5 bazaar this month. Mrs. Knight and Mrs. Christie were in charge of the devotional pro- gram. Psalm 65 was read and Mrs. Christie closed the meet- ing with a prayer. A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Mathe- son, and a social time followed. ST. THOMAS' WA The October meeting ,of St, Thomas' WA was held in the parish hall. Tuesday. Mrs. W. O'Shea read the scripture, Mat- thew 28th chapter, 18th verse. Mrs. G. McGavin read the Lit- any, followed by prayer for Indian and Eskimo schools. Six- teen members were present and seven guests. Six members went to the Bagbala Kirkland meet- ing. Correspondence was read and Miss D. Parke read the treasurer's report. Mrs. Case read the Social Service report. Chosen for the nominating committee at the Tall Deanery were Miss Parke, Mrs. McGavin and ,Mrs. C. Coombs. Mrs. Mc - 1 Gavin gave the benediction. Mrs: Raymond Nott entertain- ed the ladies with slides on her trip to Hawaii. M.S. McGavin thanked Mrs. Nott and lunch was served. The next meeting will be Tuesday, Nov. 6, at Mrs: M. Netzke's home. UNIT 1, NORTHSIDE UCW The October meeting of Group 1, UCW of Northside United Church, was held at the home of Mrs. P.` Roberton with 26 members and eight visitors present.. Mrs. D. Wood opened the .meeting .with the poem, "Autumn." The general thank - offering meeting will be held October 23. An invitation was received' from the Kinburn ladies to visit with them at their meeting on October 24, and to the meeting of the Mc$ilIop Branch of the WMS .at First Presbyterian Church on October 18, at 2:30 p.m. Plans were completed for the bazaar being held in the church basement by Groups 1 and 5 in October. The decorating com- mittee. will be pleased to hear from anyone who has flowers to donate, suitable for decorat- ing. Mrs. E. M. Williams and .M. L. Hoggarth are responsible for flowers in the church for October. • Mrs. E. Ellis took charge of therogram and read a fine' articW, entitled "Hope." Mrs. W. Campbell read the scripture taken from the 138th Psalm, followed by prayer by Mrs. Wil- liams. The highlight of the program was a very enlightening talk and explanation• of the "World Market" by Miss J. I. McIntyre. Lunch was served by Mrs. H. Jessome and Mrs. Campbell. Courtesy remarks were made by Mrs. W. Dalrymple. EGMONDVILL• E UCW ' Mrs. Ed. Boyes, president of Egmondville U'CW, opened the meeting on Wednesday by read- ing part of Psalm 46. The devo- tional period was opened with prayer by Mrs. L. Strong, after which she took the.topic, "Re- cord of Faith." Mrs. D. Wallace read the scripture from Rom• ins, chapter 14, and Mrs. Strong closed with prayer. "Lord of Life and Love and Power" was sung, and Mrs. Bruce McGregor was accompanist. The roll call and minutes were read by Mrs. Keith Mac- Lean, who also read a letter of thanks from Mrs, Eva Kerr, for flowers she had received. Invitations were read and ac, cepted from the following churches: McKillop Branch of Seaforth Presbyterian WMS, to attend their thankoffering in the church on Oct. 18 at 2:30, when Rev. D. 0. Fry will be their speaker; Turner's Church Visitors' Day at 8.p.m. on Pet. 25, when Miss Westgate will be his secondary school honor graduation diploma, and a school academic letter. He is shown here on the right. Others receiving hwards, from the left, were: William Hagarty, RR 5, Stratfprd, and Carolyn Christie, Crom- arty, both Dominion -Provincial bursaries worth $500; Ursula Munz, RR 2, Mitchell, IODE $300 award; Eliza- beth Harmer, Fullarton, staff award for English, and also valedictorian Friday night, and Gordon Pethick. CHURCH GROUPS HEAR REPORTS speaker and show pictures of'Baker, work among the Eskimos; Kip- lowed. pen United Church at 8 p.m. on Oct. 30, when Rev. Mr. Whiting, of Hazelton, B.C., will be guest speaker. The members were reminded of the bazaar in November and asked to make use, of the remn- ants, which had been received. Members were also reminded of an invitation to attend "open house" at Westminster College on Oct. 7. Mrs. James S.' Meln- tosh read the treasurer's r4 - port. Mrs. Norman MacLean spoke about a conference for teenag- ers to be held at Five Oaks from Dec. 27 to 031. A motion was made that the UCW help fin- ance expenses to send two or three of the young people by supporting any effort that might be made to raise extra money. A plea was made for helpers to work with the group of Mes- sengers. The purpose of Bible study in the UCW groups was explain- ed by Mrs. Boyes. The Bible is God's word and it is important that • we 'know what the Word of God is. One function of the UCW is Bible study A discus- sion about Bible study was tak- en by Mrs. D. Wallace, Mrs. Preston Dallas, Mrs. K. Mac- Lean and Mrs. Roy McGonigle. We should read the Bible indi- vidually and in groups and dis- cover new ideas. We may make use of the different translations. Some well known Bible verses were explained by members of the panel. The• meeting was closed with prayer by Mrs. Boyes. Ladies of Group 4 served lunch, and a social time was enjoyed. UNIT 5, NORTHSIDE UCW The October meeting of Unit 5 of the United Church Women was held at the home of Mrs. Garfield Baker with 13 .pres- ent. Mrs. Baker was in charge of the devotional period. Two invitations were issued to Unit 5: Presbyterian WMS McKillop Branch on Oct'. 18, and Kinburn United Church Women, Oct. 24. A reminder of the General Thankoffering meeting October 23 was given. Requirements for the bazaar and bake sale, to. be held later in October, were distributed by Mrs. H. Nesbitt and Mrs. D. Brightrall. Mrs. G. Staffen pre- sented a chapter of the study book on Family Life, in the form of a question and answer period, Mrs. Baker closed the meeting with a prayer. A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Brightrall • and Mrs. Seaforth W.I. The October meeting of Sea - forth WI was held .in Seaforth District High School Tuesday evening. This was the public relations meeting and the ladies had as their guests the ladies of Walton, Brussels, Cranbrook and Kippen WI's. The president, Mrs. James Keys, was in the chair. and welcomed the guests. Communications were read. by the secretary. A float is being planned for the Santa Claus parade. A. bake sale is going to be held later this month, the committee in charge being Mrs. James Keys, Mrs. Wilfred Coleman, Mrs. R. M. Scott and Mrs. Gordan Papple. An invitation was accepted from Hurondale WI for Oct. 30 at Exeter Legion Hall at 8:15 p.m. Tickets are to be sold on a Christmas cake again this year. Mrs, Ross Gordon opened the socanl part of the meeting with community singing. The motto, "If we plant a character in our institute it will bloom in the community," was taken by Mrs. Gordan Papple. A delightful solo, "Secondhand Rose," was sung by Mrs. W. E. Butt, ac- companied by Mrs. John McGre- gor. Miss Marjorie Papple showed slides of her recent trip to the British isles. Miss Papple spent three weeks at the Food Fair in England. Current events were given by Mrs. R. J. Doig. A hairstyling demonstration by the Bee & Jay hair dressing parlor in Hensall was in charge of Mrs. Harry Caldwell and was, much enjoyed. Courtesy re marks were given by Mrs. John McLean. and a social hour fol - UNIT 4, UCW Unit Four of the United Church Women met at the home of Mrs. Turnbull Tuesday, Oct: 2. Twenty-four members and guests were present. The meeting opened with the singing of a Thanksgiving hymn. Following words of wel- come from the president, Mrs. Vodden conducted the worship period on a Thanksgiving theme. The president, Mrs. Turnbull, conducted the business portion of' the meeting. Invitations to attend the McKillop Thankoffer- ing in the Presbyterian Church and the Kinburn Thankoffering were offered for Oct. 18 and 24, respectively. The ladies were also reminded of the Thankof- fering meeting in their , own. church on Tuesday, Oct. 23, at 8 p.m. Unit ,4 is invited to at- tend a bazaar in the church basement, Saturday, Oct. 27th. The bazaar is sponsored by Units One and Five. Unit Four is responsible for help with the toddlers durin g t he church serv- ice rv- ice for the months of October and November. A schedule was set up for October. One quilt had been complet- ed in September. Plans were made to hold another quilting Oct. 17, at Mrs. Moore's. The minutes of the last meeting were read. The roll call was answered by telling "something for which, you are thankful." Mrs. N. Bell favored the gather- ing with the singing of a Thanksgiving hymn. Rev. and Mrs. U. Stewart, us- ing slides, gave a most inter- esting account of their three weeks with the Indians on the Saugeen Reserve. Rev. Stewart concluded the talk by singing a hymn 'in the Objibway lang- uage. A delicious lunch.was served at the conclusion of the meet- ing. Mrs. ell expressed thanks of the group to those who had taken part in the meeting. 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