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On Sunday at Chalmers'
Church during the service,
Rev. John Bell baptized Alisa
Marie daughter of Mr. and
• „ Mrs, Jim de Boer, and Cam-
eron Ross, son of: Mr. and
Mrs., Ross Moffat. .
The de Boer family 'held a
family reunion after the
vice at the home of their
grandparents; Mr. and Mrs.
John de Boer, Donald and
Eddie. Others present were
••Mr, and Mrs. Ron Nicholson,
Erin and Ryan, .Strathroy;
Mr.:and Mrs. John Jamie.
son, Dale and Robbie.. Kurt:Z.,
ville; Mr. aed Mrs, Ray.
Harris ,and family, Mr. and
• Mrs: Jim de* Boer, .19lichad
and Mathew and, Alisa and
Mr, and Mrs. B. Mensinga
and -family.
Mrs:Aezel Bell of Niagara
Falls &Oiled on. Friday for a
few days visit with her sister,
Mrs, John Bell. On Sunday.:
Mr. and Mrs, Wesley _Bell,
• Robin and Carrie, visited
with Rev. and MM. John Bell
and aunt Hazel from Niagara
Mrs. Rose Biasing and
Mrs. Florence Schmitt , of
Campbell's Cerners, Presid*
• mit of South Grey District of
the Women's Institute, were
••• callers on Mrs. Victor Enter -
son after the Bruce. South
District. Weritenis Institute'
annual Meeting, • :
Rev. .and Mrs. John Bell
' attended the Fashiatv. Show
held in Walkerton last Wed
nesday 'evening where their
son, Wesley Bell, was model
ling men's clothing.
Elgin Johnston of Turnber,
...ry visited Thursday evening
With Mr. and Mrs Vlct�r
Emerson while Mrs, John-
ston attended an Institute
meeting at Mrs. Farrier's
home,
These attending Belgrave
Inefitite's 70th anniversary
from Whitechurch Were Mrs.
Agnes Farrier, Mrs, Lorne
Durnin, Mrs, Fred. Tiffin,
„Mrs. Dave Gibb, Mrs. Bill
Rintoul; Mrs. Currie, Mrs.
8111 Purdon, -Mrs: Russel
McGuire and MM. Tereasa
Caslick.
Rev. and Mrs. Bev Kay of
Kitimat ,and Rev. and Mrs.
John Bell were dinner guests
on Wednesday with Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Emerson.
Thee* present to make up
the Institute programs on
Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. Agnes Farrier
were Mrs. Elgin 'Johnstiitt-,
Mrs. Norma Rintoul, Mrs.
Jean McGuire, Miss Merle
Wilson and Mrs. Farrier.
. The United Church anni-
versary is Sintlay,, June H.'
Guest speaker will be Rev;
Robert Scott of Londesbor-
ough.
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Anniversary services will
be held at Charmers Presby-
terian Church Sunday, May
31 with Rev. R. D. A. Currie
guest Speaker.
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Visitors on Sunday- with
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott
were Mr. and Mrs. Peel
Elliott,• Jeffery and Leslie of
Brussels, and Mrs. Agnes
Elliott of Winghent. '" •
Visitors on 'the- weekend
with Mr, and Mrs. Barry
Elliott . were three of her,
friends front Kitchener, Shit.
ley Kerr,' Trenny Cook and
Diane Dertie,.
mines, visited with Mr, and
Mrs. Wesley Tiffin;
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corey of
• Clinton were Sunday visitors
With Mr. and: Mrs. Gary
linteul and Kevin.
Mr. and Mrs', • 'Bradley
Speiran of Brussels 'visited
Sunday with Mr. . and Mrs.
Gordon Rintoul.' •
On 'Saturday, Mr. and.
Mrs. Gary 'UMW attended a
• ehardlais sale at Beaton and
son Kevinevisited. Leroy
Rintout's girls,. Carol, •Kim-
berley and Debbie at Brad-
ford. ' •
On Mondayattending the
Maitland Presbyterial at
Molesworth from White-
church were Mrs. John de..
Boer; Mrs. John Gaunt, Mrs.
. Bill Eintoul, Mrs. Bill Purdon
'and .Mrs. Wesley Jefferson.
. Whiteehuich
• . Chalmers W.M.S. held
• their May meeting on Wed-
nesday, May 20 at the. home
,of Mrs. Bill Purdon with
• Mrs. Walter Elliott, \. Mrs.
Archie Purdon -leaders • and
Mrs: Gary Rintoul, assistant.
• . Mrs. Elliott presided for
the program. The scripture
was read by Mrs, Gary Rin-
- Little Ryan. -Elliott visited.
over the. •weekend with, his
grandmother,' Mrs.1, Beatrice
Johnstone of Phillipsburg:
• Michael
Bradley and Tammy Stone
were on the school bus tour
• to 00Mrio Science Centre. in .
Torolast week.
Aitag. and doe party was
held Saturday evening at:
,I3iindleys shed, Dungannon
Where an average orowt
gathered. : , , .
Mrs. Milligan : and Mrs.
'Alma. Falconer on Tuesday',
evening . attended a bridal
shower for for a niece at Streets-'
4111e, • -
• . OnSunday, Mr. and Mrs.
MacMillan of Watford and
son Gregory,. home. from the
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toul., Mrs. Archie Pardon
gave the meditation, Mother
and the Home, ending with .a
prayer . -A reading, A House-
wife's Prayer, was givenby
Mrs, Gary Rintoul. .
The topic, The Heine as. a
Training Ground for Values,
was given by Mrs. Elliott. A
reading, A Secret Ingredient,
Was given by Mrs.: Gary
Rintoul
Mrs: Roely :de*Boer, pres.
ident, presided far the busi-
ness. The minutes were read
by the' secretary, Mrs, Bill
Purdon. • The roll call was
answered by 16 with a Bible
Verse; a flower of the Bible,
'Some of the ladies will attend
• Maitland • Presbyterial .itt
Molesworth , and give the
evening • offering • prayer.
Mrs. Alan Falconer closed
with prayer, • •
The Ladies, Aid then met.
Mrs. Alan Falconer remind -
e' 3 of the craft festival in
August. It was .decided to
have a Presbytery meeting in
Whitechurch in November. It
was decided to have lunch
after the evening anniversary
service on Sunday. A clean-
ing bee is planned Tuesday,
May 26. Mrs. J. Gaunt is in
charge of flowers • for the
anniversary service. Mrs.
Wesley Tiffin gave the cour-
tesy remarks and the tneet.
ing closed with the mizpah
benediction. '
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