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Delbert and Gary Hedley, Bob
Wall and Barry Haldenby, also. Mr.
E, Friendorf spent the week ' at •
Brockville deer hunting and 'also
visited with Mr. and •Mrs. Ken
Brown and family,
Mrs. Allan Pope, of Glen
Orchard, visited during the week
with Frank Maulden at Wingham
Hospital and at Kinlough at the
Maulden home,
Mrs. John Barr, Miss Winnifred
Percy, Mrs. Frank Maulden and
'Mrs. Alex Percy visited on Tuesday
at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs.
Morley Bushell at Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Norris of `
Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Burt „•and bOys.
Charles Burt of Brucelea Haven,
Walkerton, Mrs. John Barr and
Mrs. Don McEwan spent a day at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burt.
The ladies spent the day quilting.
Mrs. Frank Maulden and Edna
and May Boyle 'were dinner guests
On• Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.'
Charles Hodgins at Wingharn.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Brown
and boys of Strathroy spent the
weekend with Malcolm' Lane and.
Hugh and with Mrs. Lane in the
Wingham and District Hospital.
Mrs. Sadie McLean and Mrs.
Dorothy Thompson of Kincardine
visited friends here on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hodgkin,
son of Goderich' spent Monday with' .
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson and
Lois.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson and
Lois visited over the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Allan-Nicholson and
Brandon at Wallaceburg. Lois
remained for a longer visit.
up for sale. The next meeting will
be held•in December at the home of •
Isobel Stanley. ,
Robbie Thompson was one of the
many children who got to visit Mr.
Dress Up while he was ir.
Kincardine.
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Unit 4 of the Lucknow United
Church Women met in 'the church
assembly room on November 2 with
an-attendance of 14 members and 1
visitor. Mrs. Robt. Finlay opened
the meeting with a reading "All
You Can".. Then each member
present answered the roll call
which was "my mother's maiden
name and her favourite hymn".
The treasurer'gave her report. A
collection was taken for ,the blanket
fund. We then joined with unit 5
for the , program. Mrs. George
Newbold opened the program with
a reading "Life Of Our Own"
followed by hymn 421.
The devotion was given by 'Mrs.
Graydon Ritchie ' who read the
scripture from Luke 10: 30-37 then
gave a reading "My Brother's
Keeper". Mrs. Ken Cameron
closed the deVotiong with a reading
"Will I Pray".
We • were favoured by two
instrumentals by Kay and Karl
Morrison. Mrs. Albert Morning-
star gave a reading . "Decisions".
Mrs. Stuart Collyer introduced
Mrs. Dick Treleaven, a member of
unit 4 who shoWed us slides and
gave an interesting account.of her
trip last February to Cuba.
' Mrs. Harvey Webster faVoured
with an instrumental. Mrs. George
Newbold read a • poem about
"Remembrance The, closing
hymn was.681 and the meeting was
closed with the benediction. A
social hour followed.
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WHITECHURCH NEWS
The Young Peoples Society held
their meeting last Sunday evening
at Langside Church. The meeting
opened with a sing song, A topic
was chosen for the church meeting
in December. ,
Groups were 'then -formed for
discussion'. The collection was
received and the dedicatory prayer
given by Karen Young. On
November 14 it was planned to visit
Pinecrest Nursing Home and
Pinecrest Lodge.
David Elliott read the minutes
and a letter from the Foster Child.
On Friday evening, November 5 a
social was being held at Brookside
School.
Grace was sung, lunch served
and the meeting Closed with, Circle
Prayer.
Unit 3 U.C.W.
9n Tuesday, November 2 Unit 3
of Lucknow United Church Women
met in' the fellowship morn of the
church.
Mrs, Bert Alton_ Opened the
meeting with a reading "Live a Day
at a Time".. Hymn 488 was sung
with Mrs. Spence Irwin at the
piano. All repeated the Lord's
prayer. Nineteen ladies answered.,
the roll call with a verse on, peace.
Unit 3 has been -asked to visit
Pinecrest Manor in Januaty. Mrs.
Allan Johnson Will be the hostess
for the December meeting:
Units 1 and 2 joined unit "3 for the
program. Mrs. Bert Alton welcom-
ed, the ladies, and . 'read a. short
verse. - •
The closing hymn was "Dear
Lord and Father of Mankind" and
the mizpah benediction was repeat-
ed. Grace was sung and lunch was
served. Unit 2 had' a display of
items for sale. ,
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WHITECyU2CH NEWS
Whitechurch United Church
Woinen held • their November
meeting on. Wednesday, November
3rd at '2 p.m. at' the home of Mrs.
Wardrop..
Mrs. Cliff Laidlaw was in charge
of 'the meeting Christian Mission-
ary Education.. She opened the
meeting with a meditation. The
hymn We have heard a joyful song
was sung. Mrs. Fred Tiffin led in
prayer. Mr§.• Quipp read the
scripture, Matthew 16: 13-20, Mrs.
Laidlaw, Mrs. Tiffin. and Mrs.
Quipp each gave a short quotation
on the Wonder of Jesus.
Mrs. Laidlaw read a. story On the
life of Albert Switzer; born in
Germany 1,875. He became 'an
accomplished musician and teach-
er. One day he saw the face of an
African in a picture. It haunted
him to go and help the African
-people. At age 30 he went back to
University to *tidy medicine. In
1913 he and his wife went' to Africa
to set up a Mission Hospital.
During the first World War he and
his wife were arrested, put in
prison. Later when released after
gaining health they went back to
Africa to continue the work they
had started. Mrs. LaidlaW followed
with prayer. The hymn For the
beauty of the earth was sung.
Rev. W. Brown gave a talk on the
Christian Resources Centre recent ,
ly opened in Mitchell, where
(Lori Roberts
REPORTERS: ila Osborne and
HALLOWE'EN PARTYGRADE
3-4 '
On Friday, •October 29, the
children in Mrs. PeterbaUgh's
Grade 3-4 'class enjoyed a special
lunch with Hallowe'en treats.
Later in the afternoon prizes were
awarded to Andrew TeRia, Jimmy
MacKenzie and Douglas Harris for
the best paper bag masks. Prizes
for the best• jack-o-lanters went to '
Jimmy Cleaver, Darryl. Robinson
and Andrew, TeRai. Darryl
Robinson won the game of Musical
PURPLE GROVE
Thirteen couples attended the
O.M.S. International Supper held
at the' Community Centre on
Mondayevening. The men cooked
up a delicious' buffet style meal
while their wive's visited and took it
easy. The entertainment for the
evening was the musical quartette
of Charlie 'Lemon, Dennis New-
man, Keith Domm and Rev. Clyde.
Mrs. Domm and Mrs. Clyde in turn
accompanied them on the piano.
The men also did the tidying up-
and dishes. The 0J.M.S. Interim-
tiOnal, formerly known . as 'the
Oriental Missionary Society is a
non profit charitable group who are•
at present working to raise funds to'
finish a school in Haiti.
Miss. Bonnie Boyle left on Friday
to vacation at St. Anthony,
NewfOundland. Bonnie plans to
stay there till Christmas. •
Visiting last week with Mr. and
Mrs, John• Farrell and Teresa were
Louise and Fred Wright and
daughter Judy of. Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sutton and
family were dinner guests on
Sunday with Cecil's, parents,. Mr.
and Mrs. Lyman Sutton of Tees-
water. .
Misses Vicki Dore ,and Nancy
Maier of Kincardine visited 'on
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs: Don
Dore and Frank.
Mr. and Mrs. George Emerson
were to London on' Friday where
George visited his doctor for a
checkup.
Little Angela *Collins has been
under the weather for the past few
days and it is hoped she'll soon be
feeling better.
The Federation of Agriculture
met at the home ,of Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Sutton 'oti Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Gawley visited
on Friday with Mr. and .Mrs. Barry
Johnston and Linden.
Kelly K. McGillyray - was a
weekend guest of her grandpar-'
ents,,Mr. and Mrs.:Burton Collins.
Misses Cathy Dore and Nancy
Maier report attending a party on
Saturday where the 'famous "Mr
Dress. be" from TV was also
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religious books, lending library for
books. film strips, tapes, and also
facilities' for, U.C.W. are available.
The Christmas concert will be held
December 17. White Gift service
will be December 5.
Twelve members answered the
roll 'call by naming a missionary.
'The collection was received.. The
loose coin was received for
Missionary Work. . Mrs. Lorne
Durnin gave, the courtesy remarks.
The meetingclosed with prayer.
The travelling. basket, was then
passed around.
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REMEMBRANCE DAY
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Thursday, November 11.
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Chairs. The Hallowe'en word
game was won by Derek Farr,
Douglas. Harris, Lisa • Harvey and
Lisa Walters. After other games
were played the party ended with a
. caramel and peanut scramble.
GRADE 5
We had a Hallowe'en party on
Friday, October 29. At the party
there were prizes for' the girl and
boy with the best costumes. Lisa
Farrell won the girls and Guy
Dahmer, won the boys. Susan
Emerson won "Bite the apple on"
the string". She did it in a little
More thin three seconds.
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Dori McCosh and
Gladys Arnold attended the wake
in Brussels of Goldie Knight on
Tuesday. • '
Mrs. Isobel Forster entertained
the St. Andreiv's U.C.W. at her
home on Tuesday.
PURPLE GROVE W.I.
The Purple Grove W.L•smet at
the hoMe of Janet Nixon in Ripley
on. Wednesday. Following. the
general business a panel discussion
for young mothers was held. On
the panel were Bonnie Boyle, Judy
Thompson and Deanna Scott.
Irene . Boyle was chairman. Also at .
,the "meeting a penny auction was
held for the sale of children's
clothing. ' Mothers were asked to
'bring• items which their children
had outgrown and these were put
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