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Travelogue Given
At. .U.0W. Meeting:.
c LWANASH LEARNING
LASSIES
Tie fourth meeting, of the Col-
Lassies-
7t3q, October 25 at the 9th
with 15 members per:
minutes of the . last meeting
read by Shirley" .:Nicholson
tte meeting held at MIs. Mae-
s minutes
Nola .IHiltennberg
the mi�i� of the ' last meet -
far the ming' .held -at Mrs.
s home as the club was
far the 3rd meeting.
leaders' . discussed with
member the type of seem to
wed on their garment. Mrs.
dished • different
seams again..: and bias
We .will also, in the fig -
be sewing laceon material
baud. Mrs. MacDonald and
Ogling checked the gar:
to see that the 'stay -stitch-.
properly ' . done. For the
meeting the plain stfams,are.
6e done on each ' garment •and
by the ''leaders before
are completed :With, fin-
rams The meeting . closed with
sr) ging of the •Queen.
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The Olivet ID_C.W_ mei at the
home of . Mrs,' ' Walter Dexter on
Friday evening. Mrs. Melvin Col
hog, Mrs_ Sandy MacCbarles, Mrs,
Jerry Colling, Mrs. Ray Hamilton
and Mrs. Dexter presented ' the
,program:' Mrs. Dexter ; told of her
trip, to the west Wit, showing
pictures . and . souveniers, Mrs:
Robert Osborne gavethe courted
remarks.•, Lunch was served and
a social lime enjoyed.
Mrs. William. J. Ensign , of St.
Catherines spent a few days with
Mr. r and Mrs. Walter Dexter be-•.
fore moving to Goderich 'where,
they: have bought'. a home.
Mr. and Bars. Earn slaty and
Mr's: "Bruce Blackwell of London
visited : on ;'Friday with Mr. .and
Mrs. Ray Hamilton, Mrs.. Ham-
ilton • and Wendy • returned with
them to save: ' the week=end in
Londa3.`'
Baptism Held
Chalmers church
• `(Whitechurch News)
(Intended for last week)
On Sunday 'at Chalmers Presby-
terian 'Church , Rev, . Gordon Fish,
christened Edward Charles, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John De Boer, and
Micheal Alexander son of Mr. and
_ amser, • ,
Visitors en Sunday with Mr .and
Mrs. Carman : Whytock , . Mr.
and Mrs, Bill Parker of Formosa
vicinity and her'sister Miss Bon-
nie Parker of Paisley.
essers, Jim Taylor ' and � Har-
old Dawson arrived home on .Fri-
day from ` the Western provinces
where they have been assisting'
getting sothings from the house 1
for theapartment.
Sympathy is extended to' .
ser, Valerie and Andrea King 'in'
the Ding of their grandmother ..
King of Teeswater who I
passed away Wednesday in Wing
ham and District Hospital. The N'
funeral wss . held on. Friday to 1
Teeswater- Cemetery. Misses 1
Bernadette and .Patricia King of i
Toronto and Brian King of Grand
Mrs Hugh J V'funeral
. Valley were ' .present for their
grandmothers funeral and their
with farm operations, :
On Thursday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Russel Gaunt were Mr.
and M. -s Wallace Riley and Mr.
and Mrs'. Wm. Johnston of Pais-
ley.
Mrs_ Claud Coffin and. John
were callers at their home in the
age on Saturday: Mrs. Coffin
is going in an apartment and was
father Mr,. J. C. Kmg of Toronto.
All visited during the week -end
with Mr' and Mrs. , Walter Ars
Mrs. George McKague of . Tees
water vested on. Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. James Mclnnes_
• `'Mr_ Dan Cassidy is spending '' a
few, days with .relatives.. at Til
lsonburg.
Mrd.' ' Gribbe
and Brenda of
Bhievale were Sunday visitors
with Mr ,and Mrs. Walter Arscott,.
4-H Hallowe'en Party
''Whitechurch Hospitality Belles
and Happy Hostesses held a Hal-
lowe'en party ,on Saturday after-
noon
at the dome of ' Mrs, Leroy
Rintoull. Present for the occasion
•
Cruwii Trust
GUARANTEED TRUST INVESTMENT
CERTIFICATES
4 AND 5
YEAR
TERMS" . .
Applications Received By
P. S. STEWART
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SATURDAY
F. Troop 6:30 p.m.
Jackie Gleason 7:00 p.m.,'
' I .Spy 10:00 p.m.
SUNDAY'
Please Don't 'East The
Daisies 7:00 p.m.
Amos Burke Secret
Agent 7:30 p.m.
Perry Mason 8:30 p.m.
Dean Martin 9:30 p.m.
Man From Shenandoah'
10:30 p.m.
were., Sandra Fisher. Janis Far-
rier, Pamela and Dianne . King,
Dianne. Coultes, • Barbara Ritchie,
Margo De Bruyn, Irene De Boer,
Marlene Weber and Valerie hung:
Mothers present for the • occasion
were: Mrs. George Fisher, Mrs..
Dave .' and ' Joe King,' Mrs. Carl
i Weber. Mrs. Herman De Bruyn,
Mrs.. John De .. Boer, Mrs. •-Garnet. '
Farrierand 111 rs. Dave Gibb
Games were. played_ bind] of
fancy cookies, tarts and tea were
served by the 4-H' girls:
Mr. Herb Laidlaw -arrived home
from Wiingbami and District Hos-
pital on . Thursday and on Sunday.
was able to.. go to the home .of
his daughter Mrs: Jack Kerr and
Mr. Kerr for .a birthday supper_ -
Horne for tthe..week-Cad" were
Messers. George Conn and Murray
Coultes London,. Miss, Ruth Taylor
Toronto. • .
Visitors 'en Sunday • with Mr.
and Mrs. Elwood Groskortb were
Mr '' _and•Mrs. `" Jimm Moffat and
Heather, Wingham, Mr .and Mrs..
Bert Moffat /Teeswater, Mr. ' and
Mrs -.Dave :Stilbo„ Brussels_
. • Mr :and Mrs. Ted Collyer; Mr.
and Mrs. Lawerrence McLeod, M.
and; ,Mus. Wallace Conn attended
the Mason banquet held in Luck-
now Wednesday evening_
. Mrs. • Claude Coffin was in the,
�rr`llage fror n Kitchener. on Tuesday
having the phone and ,hydro alis
connected from her house.
Mrs. Allan Ma Burney of Rich-
j'mond„ British Columbia is a
visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
Scott and Mr :and Mrs.: Robert
Scott. • Lorne and Robert are nep-
hews 0 :Mrs McBurney.
HOLD TEA FOR MOTHERS AND
WI. MEMBERS
(By Donna Mullin)
The Lac/mow .Noire er Two 4=H
',Homemaking Club, which i� leab
by 'Mrs. Vernon Hunter and Mrs.
11 Jim ' Boyle- herd an informal tea
II for Mothers and members 0 the
Women's Institute on October 3®.
a 3: CO •p.mm in the basement ' of
the town ball.. The hall • was suit-
ably decorated far the Hallavie"-
en occasion:' The program opened
wrnttb 0 Canada and then • rolls call ,
was taken:, In the business we dis-
cussed
iscussed when our record ' books
were td be handed in. Linda Boy-
le favoured us with , a piano solo.
Them; Gad Jamieson sang a solo
accompanied on the piano lis 'Jan-
et Thompson. Susan Arnold and
Joyce Johnstone did a denumstra
tion on Packing a weekend bag
which welan to do at • Achieve-
ment Day on December 4 in Kin-
cardine. Then lunch was served
which included fancy sandwiches
and eookfes. Janet t 'arruthers.
Anita Sharon !Viaw Wendy Maclhenzia
and
bray poured tea.
Mrs. A. Willson Mrs. • R. Maces
,,Kenzie and Mrs. P. Stewart spoke
briefly.
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