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Falconers host card party
Mr0 and Mrs. hngus Falconer lxosted
the village card party last Tuesday night
with four= in play. The next orae la
February 27 at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Slimmest. Anyone in the village is
invited to attend.
Norma Rintoul returned home last
weekend after spending two weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. Gorond Campbell and
Heather of Ancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Simpson visited
last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Marc
Sahli and family of Windsor.
Mr, and Mrs. Elwood Groskorth of
Goderich visited recently with Mr.: and
Mrs. Russel Chapman:
Mrs. Hector Purdon of Strathroy visited
a few days with Mr. and . Mrs, Angus
Falconer.
Whitechurch W.I.
The Whitechurch Women's Institute
held their February meeting on the 14th
in the home of Catherine Wilson of
Wingham, This was the Agricultural
meeting with Mrs. Wilson as convener,
The meting with with the Opening Ode,
Mary Stewart Collect and Lords' Prayer.
President Marjorie Wall gave a reading
called Love One And Other. Agnes Far-
rier read the minutes of the last meeting
and a thank you letter was read from the
Ministry of Natural Resources.
A workshop is planned for March 1, 8
and 15 in Paisley on Leadership in Volun-
tary Endeavour.
The rollcall, name a famous person
born on a farm, was answered by 12
members and eight visitors. Mrs. Wilson
gave the motto, Every life we touch is a
field, all we do or say are seeds. What
will theharvest be?
Mrs. Wilson ` introduced the guest
speaker Yvonne Ballagh of Wingham. She
was dressed up like a farmer and gave
a humorous reading on farming, then she
gave a very interesting talk -on attitude.
She said life can be tough if we let it, A
good attitude can keep your going, never
give up. She was thanked by. Norma Rin-
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in-'toul and presented with an envelope.
Merle Wilson gave a reading on St.
Valentine Catherine Wilson gave a
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reading on friendship. A Valentine contest
was conduccted. by Mrs. Wilson with Helen
Currie and Jean Roas ' as winners.
A committee of Jean Tiffin, Jean Ross,
Norma Rantoul, Catherine Wilson and
Gertrude lunula will arrange a card par-
ty in the spring.
Following the Closing of• the meeting.
Mrs. Farrier, Mrs. Tiffin and Mrs. Wilson
served lunch.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Merle Wilson on March 14.
Whitechurch UCW
The Whitechurch United Church
Women met on February 9 at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. John Neilson at Turn-
berry Estates. The topic was World
Outreach with Agnes Farrier and Hazel
Laidlaw as leaders.
Mrs. Farrier gave . the call to worship
with a reading called Closed Hand. Mrs.
Laidlaw read the scripture from Gen.
chapter 15 and discussed the chapter.
Rev. Neilson showed a video called
"Choose You This Dy, telling of problems
of black people of South Africa. Mrs.
Laidlaw led in prayer.
The offering and Least Coin were.
r ' ed and . Mrs. Farrier gave the offer -
tor prayer. Hymns were sung
thr a meeting and Mrs. Farrier
gave an African prayer. Mary Chapman
read the December minutes and Evelyn
Gibb gave the financial report.
Ten answered the rollcall by telling
how we can help Canada to have blue
skies and green grass.
Mrs. Farrier read', thank you .notes
from Fred Victor Mission, Five Oakes
and Friendship House in Goderich, . and a
letter from Alma College asking for a
donation as well as the UCW for a
refugee family donation.
Mrs. Farrier thanked the hostess and
Rev. Neilson closed with prayer.
Port Albert 4-11
Port Albert 441 Club held their first
meeting on February 8 in Kingsbridge.
Church Hall. Parents were invited to at-
tend the demonstration of bread making
and kneading. Everyone got. to try- their
hand at kneading.
The dough was baked into bread and
buns and sampled along with one of the
butter • recipes.
A loaf of bread, donated by -Yvonne
Sinnett, was put to the taste test and
members had to judge which was. their
choice, with Yvonne Sinnett's getting the
most votes. '
The' club has 17 members with ex-
ecutive
xecutive officers Donnie Nicholson, .presi-
dent; Dree Park, vice president; Debbie
Draper,. , secretary • treasurer and
Elizabeth Dalton, press reporter. Leaders
are Donna Hayden and Betty Lou Dalton..
The club appreciates the sponsorship of
Dungannon Women's Institute:
The second and " third Meetings were
held on February 17 in the church hall.
All members made their own bread and
got to take it home.
The next meeting is March 3 in the
church hall at Kingsbridge.
•M NEWS
Trinity Tender Twists
On .February 14 our 4-H club met at
the home of Hazel Hackett. We decided
on a name for our group. We are called
the Trinity Tender Twists.
We made French bread and tried
some. We also did .a quiz sheet on all the
things we learned last meeting.
Karishea Doughnuts
The Karishea Doughnuts had two
meetings in the last two weeks. Both
times at deBoer's. The club has gained
four new members, Miriam deBoer,
Sarah deBoer, Kerrie Skillen and Abby
Knorr:
The president is Barbara Stein, vice is
Alesha Moffat, secretary is Connie
McBride and press reporter will rotate.
- We made twist loaf and fancy butters
for the first meeting.' During the second
meeting we made rye buns, french bread,
multi grain bread and white bread. The
results were great.
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