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Streetsville .with Mr. and Mrs.
Pat Donnelly . and family. Clara
attended the high school dance.
On,Thursday Win ham high
school pupils enjoyed a holiday as
the teacherswere taking part in
the rotating teachers' strike.
Lorne Forster on Sunday,
February 12, took Alfred Patter-
son
attenson to London to St. Joseph's
Hospital where on Monday he
underwent surgery on his hip.
The community wishes him a very
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Wallace Conn accompan-
ied Mr. and Mrs. Douglas -Conley
and Jason to London on Saturday
to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Hunter and Trevor. ,
Mrs. Earl Caslick visited Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Conley and Jason.
Hector Purdon of Strathroy
visited on the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Mowbray.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan. Tiffin were
Sunday ,visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. ,Wesley ;Tiffin.
Mr. and Mrs: Bill Caslick of
Culross were Saturday visitors
with his mother, Mrs. Earl
Caslick of Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs..Tohnston Conn of
Wingham returned home. from
Florida on Wednesday.
Mrs.: ' Harvey Osborne and
Laura and Mrs. ' Victbr Emerson
- were Sunday callers. on 'Misses
Annie and Mary Laidlaw.
Saturday evening visitors with
Mrs. Ella Johnston were Mr. and
Mrs: Ted Robinson and Janice of
Donnybrook. -
Mr, and Mrs. Gary Black of
C }inton were recent visitors with
1VSrs� Ella Johnston' of Wingham.
Mrs.. Ella Johnston and George
Griggvisited on Friday with Mr.
and Mrs: Jim Johnston of
Listowel..
Whitechurch .4-H club held
their first meeting Monday •even-
ing February 13 at the home of
Mrs. Walter Elliott with 8 girls,
Lorie Purdon, Janet Laidlaw,
Mary Moore, Lori Jamieson,
Kendra Purson, Faye Irwin,
Kathy Purdon and' June Alton
present. The election of officers
were, president, June Alton;
vice president, Janet Laidlaw;
press reporter, Lorie Purdon and
secretary, all take their turn. The
name of the club will be decided
at the next meeting and meetings
are to be , held on Monday
evenings at 7 o'clock.
The leaders outlined the work
for project, Consider Your Cloth-
es, .discussed 'record books and
colour in clothing.
Whitechurch card party was
held Monday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin with '4
tables in play. The next partyis to
be •held next Monday evening,
February 27 at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. George Webster.
Mr. arid Mrs. Leroy Rintoulr
Carol, Kimberley and Debbie of
Tottenham, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rintoul, ,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rintoul and
Mr. and Mrs. Black •of Belgrave.
UNITED CHURCH
ANNUAL MEETING
The annual' 'ineeting of White-
church 'United Church was held
Wednesday evening, February 15
in the' church, with an attendance
of 10. The minister, Rey. W.
Brown,, opened the meeting with
scripture reading. The minutes
were read by ,Mrs, Millan Moore
for her husband, Millan Moore,
secretary, who vias unable to be
present.
Members of session re -appoint-
ed are • clerk, • M, Moore, • C.
Laidlaw, R. Chapman, . C. Whyt-
ock, E. Sleightholm and D. Gibb
Trustee ''Board, C.. Laidlaw," E
,Sleightholin and 12. Chapman;
secretary treasurer, Milian Mo-
ore; auditors, Ivan Laidlaw, C.
Laidlaw a.n • Mrs. Doris Willis;
organist, Mrs. Agnes Farrier,
assistants, Mrd.. Jean Tiffin, John
Gibb; Observer, Mrs. Agnes
Farrier; ushers, G. Chapman, P..
Chapman, C. Laidlaw, J. .Whyt-
ock, C. Whytock, M. Gibb, Clare
Weber, Ken arid Calvin Quipp.
The session report showed a
very successful year due to Rev.
W. Brown's untiring efforts
despite the pain of arthritis.
Resident members were 48 and
non resident, 12. Members re-
moved by death were 2; .removed
by certificate 4. Removed by
death were Mrs. Elizabeth Flana-
gan, Dalton Schultz, Mrs. Tom
Inglis, Mrs. R. Hutchison.
The U.C.W. had an active year.
Two bales of clothing'were sent to
Fred Victor Mission in Toronto
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valued at $219. 39 lbs. of used
clothing plus White Gifts were
sent . to Larry King's' fund in
Newfoundland.
The Sunday School with super-
intendent, Clifford Laidlaw., sec-
retary treasurer, Elmer Sleight -
holm, cradle roll, Mrs. Ivan
Laidlaw and teachers, Mr. and
Mrs. GGarry Chapman and Mrs.
Clifford' Laidlaw had a very
successful year.
They supported a foster child in
Brazil at a cost of $180 and closed
with a financial balance,..
This year the two charges,
Whitechurch and Bluevale, were
able" to put a washer fridge and
bathroom floor in the manse and
alsb a new garage.
A Young People's group of the
Luckn+w Sentinel, Wednesday, Feb. 22, 197$; --Page i7
Local churches meet every second
week at the manse. Thesponsor a
child and are very active,.
. CUALMERS' W,M. S. •
The February meeting. of.
Chalmer's Women's Missionary
Society - was held Wednesday,
February 15 at Mrs, Angus
Falconer's home. The leader,
Mrs. Wesley Tiffin, welcomed .all /
and gave the call to worship. Mrs;
Don Ross was organist, • Mrs,
Angus Falconer read the scrip-
ture and gave the meditation.
Mrs, Robert Mowbray led in
.prayer. A `reading was given by`
Mrs. John de Boer.
The 'topic, Faith, Hope and
Love; was given by Mrs. Wesley'
Tiffin. A quiz on Apostles of
Jesus was conducted by Mrs. V.
Ennerson,
The 1st vice president, Mrs,
Don Ross, presided for the ,
business in the absence of 'the
president, Mrs. $ill .Rintoul, The
minutes were read by secretary _
Mrs. V. Emerson.
it was decided to accept the
dishes from Langside if they
wished to give them. • Arrange-
ments were made for Day of
Prayer March 3, to be. held in
Chalnier's Presbyterian Church,
with guest speaker, Mrs. Grace
Richardson, The offering was
received by Bethany Osborne and
dedicated -by Mrs. Evans. Mrs.
Purdon gave a reading. Mrs.
Osborne closed the meeting with
prayer. Mrs. Falconer `served
refreshments,
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