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presiding and Mrs. Wm. ^
Behrns in charge of • the
minutes, Treasurer Mrs,
Lloyd Jacques gave a.
detailed • financial report of
the recent'successful fewi
supper.
b A Sustantial sum was
voted to the mission and
Service fund of the church,
being an increase over last
year. Funds were also voted
to the leader of the Christian
Youth Fellowship for
necessary ' operating
expenses. This new group
„ getting under Iway is
interdemoninational, and is
open to any young folk in the
community. Plans, were also
finalized for the ur-coming
' Bazaar on Saturday, Nov.
,22nd,
KNOX W.M.S.
PresbYterian Women's
Missionary Scoiety met at
the home of Mrs. Alvin
Mundell, on Wed., Nov. 11.
Mrs. Gordon 'Moir opened
the meeting with a quotation,
"At the going down of the
sun and in morning we will
Club •Girls met Saturday at
the home of their leader Mrs.
Norman Fairies. The girls •
worked on their record books
and a couple. of Quizzes. The
girls And their leaders then
drove • to Wingham and had
tcHhhoeiuinrsees1 pwnxcEhhQ 00eRrseaot NtGhAirsa Great nCi ohyt
Mr. Robert J. Gibson is
' present attending a two week
"seminar under the direction
of the Ministry Of Natural
Resources 'at, Dorest in
Huntsville Region.
MrS. Norman 1Fairles,
Mrs. Larry Bott, Mrs.
William Thornton and Mrs.
Elmer Harding are attending
a two day 4-H Convention at'
the Holiday Inn at Toronto.
Mrs. Lloyd. Jacques• spent
the weekend at the hOme of
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Taylor of
Hawkesville.
Mr. and. Mrs. Jas.Austin
and family" of Elmira visited
Mrs'. Wm. Austin on Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Allan,Jamie
and Mark of Kitchener spent
a few days- with her mother
Mrs. John Strong.
homebound to use these at
no extra cost.
Members were introduced
to Mel. Stewart wly is the
co-ordinator of volunteers.
,
The speaker was introduced
by Mrs. de Vos and thanked
by Mrs. Charles Mathers,
Mrs. Bert Garniss opened
the meeting with a poem,
"Grow Old Along With'Me".
34 members and guests
visitinggrandmothers
attended
and,
each visitor
received a •silk flower.
The roll call was answered
by describing an item,
belonging to • our
grandmother.
Mrs. Alex MacTavish and
Mrs. de Vos reported on the
crewel embroidery workshop •
they attended. .
Members' were reminded'.
of the 4-H Achievement Day
to be held Dec. 6 in the
Howick public school at 9
'a.m. the Christmas at the
Lee Homestead on Dec. 3
and 4, the next regular
institute meeting on Dec. 10
at Mrs. Charles Mathers.
Mrs. Wm., Peacock read a
poem entitled, "What is a
Correspondent
MRS- GEORGE BROWN
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Remenibrance was The
theme of the Gorrie Senior
Citizens, "Come Alive Club"
which met in the Community
Hall on Remembrance Day
with over 30 attending.
Robert Gibson Vice-
President told of his re-
membrance of World War I .
as a boy at Wroxeter. He
knew all of No. 161st
Battalion• which trained in
Wroxeter and on Armistice
Day a church service was
held and the church was
filled.
Mrs. Martin Scott
presided for the program
with Missy Jean, Sparling
speaking on Remembrance.
Mrs. Wm. Austin spoke on
World War I and displayed
pictures of her 17. year old
brother, the late Alex
Rasmussen: and the
cemeteries in Europe.
Mrs. Ken Bennett gave a
reading, also Mrs., Melville
Dennis on Poppy Day in
Canada and presented the
members with the new
wording of 0 Canada.
Mr. Wesley Ball Jr. gave
trumpet solos accompanied
on the piano by Mrs. Gordon
Kaster of Wroxeter and led
community singing.
Mrs. Glad Edgar read a
poem written by Harvey
Sparling for his ,96th
birthday.
PEACE AND
REMEMBRANCE
Unit #2 Gorrie United
Church Women met at the
home of Mrs. Alex Taylor' on
Wednesday, November 12; 2
pan. Mrs. Robert Gibs on,
convened the worship on the
theme, "Peace and
Remembrance" Mrs. Robt.
Hastie read the scriptures.
Mrs. Gibson, paid tribute
to the many thousands of
veterans in past .wars. She
touched on some of the
events in history today, th• at
could trigger a third war such
as greeds desire for power,
lust and the hostage situation
in Iran.
"A country is only as
strong as the character of its
people. Many people are like
the Dead Sea - they take in
everything and give out
nothing."
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Mrs, Delbert Clegg
recited Colonel John
McCrae's immortal • Poem,
"In Flanders Fields".
Mrs. Taylor conductgli the
business, reporting on the
last executive meeting, plans
for Bazaar on Saturday ,
November 22 ,At 1:30 p.m.
and shut-ins remembrances.
In the absence of the
secretary Mrs. Marie
Schmidt read the minutes
and called the roll. '
Refreshments were served
by Mrs. J. Thornton, Mrs..
Schmidt and the hostess.
Members area reminded Of
the change of date , of the
Christmas meeting to Mon,
Dec. 8 at the home of Mrs. R...
Gibson to take the form of a
pot luck ChriStmas luncheon
at I p.m with. a gift
exchange and impromptu ,
program.
GOB= U.C.W. •
The executive of the Gorrie
United Church women met in
the . Chtirch hall on
Wednesday morning with
Mrs. Robert Strong
Bluevale W I
Correspondent
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remember thetn.,'"
Mrs. Mundeit gave* a
report on the Worship held in
Teeswater Presbyferian
Church concerning Study,
Books for 1981. Mrs. Bert
Van Cook 'had charge. of
Devotions.
Elected officers, were:
President - Mrs. Gordon
Moir; Vice President - Mrs.
'Jas. Robinson; Treasurer of
W.M.S. - Mrs. Glenn Under-
wood; Treasurer of the
Ladies Aid Mrs.' David
Neilson; Secretary Mrs.
Alvin Mundell; Press
• Secretary - Mrs. Harvey
Adams; Social Conveners -
Mrs. Hugh Deighton, Mrs.
David Lockie. Nominating
Committee. - Mrs. Wm.
Smith, Miss Louise
Matthews.
PERSONALS
Recent visitors with Mr.
and. Mrs. Melville Dennis
included Mr. ,and Mrs. Fred
Cole of .Stratford and Mrs.
BlanChe Dobs on of Listowel
as well as Mr. Hilton Dickson
and grandson Peter of
Grandmother".
A short report was made
on Lorrie Perry award which
was presented Nov.' 7 'to two
very deserving receipients,
Miss Brenda Breen at West.
Elgin Secondary School in
West Lorne and to Miss Gail
Thompson at F.E. Madill
Secondary School in
Wingham.
Cards were signed for the
sick and shut-in. Mrs. Robert
Fraser conducted several
contests for our
grandmothers and many of
them received prizes.
Burlington._
mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Forler
visited ,:Sunday with the
formers mother Mrs.
Theodore Forler R•g• 2,
Baden.
Mrs. Alvin Mundell visited
Mrs. A. G. Neal, of Sarnia
and attended the planning
meeting for the 1981
Synodical in St. Andrews
Presbyterian church, Sarnia.
Mr. and Mi. Wm.
Smith visited Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Florabelle
Jenkins in Thedford. .
UNITED CHURCH
Gorrie - Rev.. J.D. Martin
of Palmerston conducted
Communion 'services in
Gorrie and ' Wroxeter
churches on Sunday. Rev.
Martin will be supply
minister on a regular basis
for the charge and he
requested . co-operation in
informing him of the sick and
shut-ins to enable him to ,do
the congregational visiting. •
TEMPTING TACOS
The. Tempting Tacos 4-H
Mrs. Mathers gave a
report on the Women's ,In-
sttitute 'convention Guelph.
Mrs. Norman Coghlin of
Atwood is the new vice-
president and board member
for sub division, eleven. Her
alternate is Mrs. Osborne of
Mitchell.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Jack Nicholson and Mrs. Eva
Payne.
Bingo will be played
Friday, Nov. 21 in; .Bluevale
Community Hall. Everyone
welcome.
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Reta' Rice spoke to
Women's Institute at the
home of Mrs. Wm. de Vos.
She explained her work at
the centre for the
homebound. The centre is I
located in the armouries in
Wingham and has been open
about one and One half years.
Every Tues., Wed. and
Thurs. an' average of -20
seniors from Wingham and
surrounding area are
brought by volunteers to the
centre.
They have a short period of
exercising, a sing song,A full
coarse dinner, speaker and
discussion . on a craft or
recreation period. Members
were, able to see some of the
excellent items 'they make
which included woven
baskets, ceramics, tray
favors, macrame. and;
Christmas decorations.
The group heard of the
importance of the volunteers
in keeping the program open
to the seniors and that their
only remuneration is a small
ales — Service' mileage allowance." The pro-
I Wingham and donations
..I FREE ESTIMATES I from interested clubs and
I individuals. Each senior pays
$3 each day.
Each spring a bazaar is
held and craft items are sold
to the public.
The social time is
Donald G. Ives important to the seniors who
I attend. A very active senior
I R.R.#2, Blyth I citizens group of Wingham
which also meets at the
i armories has been re-
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