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Tell of Work, Life on
Saugeen Indian Reserve
WHITECHURCU--Mrs, G.
C. Mitchell presided at the
U, C.. W. meeting in the United
Church here on Wednesday last,
for the Easter Thankoffering,
with over 40 ladies in atten-
dance. Guests were present
from Donnybrook and Calvin -
Brick United Churches, and
from the Presbyterian Chureh
here.
Mrs. Mitchell asked for a
minute of silent prayer, in
memory of Rev. W. J. Watt,
who that morning had passed
away in Walkerton hospital.
All sang, "Rejoice the Lord
Is King." Mrs. E. H. Gros-
korth read the Scripture and
Mrs. Mitchell led in prayer.
Mrs. G. E. Farrier gave a
piano solo," The Holy City",
Mrs. Mitchell led in the
meditation period, speaking of
the Easter season as a waiting
time; waiting for leaves,
flowers, sun, grass and a resur-
rection time, as Christ is wait-
ing.
Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft, as a
representative of the Presbytery
brought greetings, and sympa-
thy for the president, Mrs.
Millan Moore, daughter of the
late Rev. Watt. She said that
presidents of the U.C. W. were
asked to attend executive
meetings of the Presbyterial.
Mrs. Jas. Leddy of Donny-
brook, gave a reading and
Mrs. Ezra Scholtz introduced
the speakers for the afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mc-
Clenaghan of the Saugeen In-
dian Reserve at Southampton.
Mrs. McClenaghan said the
reserve reports to the govern-
ment through an Indian Agent
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and an appointed public health
nurse. The McClenaghans
have been there for the past
two years, On the 15, 000 acres
live 625 Indians. There are
145 pre-school age children and
135 in the three schools,
The Indians work in factor-
ies at Douglas Point, fish,
gather cedar boughs in 14 lb.
bundles for 35¢ a bundle, and
work in tobacco fields. There
are a few girls in training in
hospitals. There is another
United Church at French Bay.
Special entertainment was held
at Christmas, and delegates
went to Five Oaks. They de-
pend 011 parcels of clothing
sent in, and at these times the
clothing is spread out in the
church basement, and the
families come and pick out
things to supply their needs.
They pay 5¢ or 10¢ for each
piece, and this helps with
church expenses.
The speakers told of the dif-
ferent socials held and of the
special suppers with Indian corn
soup at 15¢ a bowl. TheCara-
vaners were there for a week in
the summer, and all enjoyed
the craft work. Thirty babies
were baptized in 1962. Mr.
McClenaghan showed many
beautiful slides to demonstrate
their work, the people, country-
side and their new manse home.
Mrs. J. D. Beecroft thanked
them for a very informative
lecture and for the interestitig
pictures of scenes and people.
Rev. G. C. Mitchell closed
the meeting with prayer.
Lunch was served and all enjoy-
ed the social time together.
Country Curlers
Hold Euchre
WHITECHURCH—Twenty-
seven tables were in play at
the Curlers' euchre, held last
Friday night in the Bluevale
Hall. Mrs. Wm. Dettman and
Wm. Irwin held high points,
and Mrs. E. Nichol and John
Turvey held low points. Two
boys, Terry Johnston and
George Johnston, won the
novelty prizes.
Ronald Coultes, president of
the Country Curlers' Club was
chairman for the meeting that
followed. Prizes were received
by the first twelve rinks in
order of games won.
Jim Adams' team won 22
games out of 23; Clarke Ren-
wick, 18; Jas. Coultes, 18;
Wm. Mcllwain, 15; Elmer
Bruce, 15; Wm. Dettman, 14;
John Nixon, 13; Cecil Coultes,
13; Eldrid Nichol, 13; Alex
Corrigan, 12; John M. Taylor,
12; J. R. Taylor, 12.
Four lady curlers, Mrs. Lloyd
Montgomery, Mrs. Ronald
Coultes, Mrs. Bert Hastings
and Mrs. Jas. Coultes won the
Harley Crawford trophy, and
Mr. Adams' group, the Coun-
try Club trophy.
The ladies of the Women's
Institute served a delicious
lunch, and all enjoyed the
evening together.
Many Friends
At Funeral
WHITECHURCH—Many old
friends of Rev. W. J. Watt and
his family, gathered on Friday
at the United Church here for
his funeral. His nieces, Mrs.
Stanley Hunt, of Ottawa, Mrs.
(Rev.) Archie Manson of Chel-
sea, Quebec, and Mrs, Glen
Swan, Brucefield; a nephew,
Wm. McClenaghan, Waterloo;
friends from Oakville, Gorrie,
Dungannon, and other points,
where he or his sons had preach-
ed during the past years, and
many ministers from churches
in this district attended.
WHITECHURCH
Mr, and Mrs. Douglas
Claire and children of Toronto
spent the week -end with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Fred
Daw,
Mrs. Gordon Ritchie of
Kitchener visited on Sunday
Wingham Advance -Times, Thursda
with Mt, and Mts. Clarence
Ritchie,
Mr, and Mrs, Harold Con -
grain attended a family dinner
at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
Wilfrid Congram, Wingham,
on Sunday in honour of the
40th wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mts, Malcolm Lane of
Kinlough. The group of twelve
bowlers of Mrs, Congram's
league held a dinner party at
Danny's Restaraunt last Thurs-
day and were entertained at
Mrs. Congram's on Monday
ight after the final bowling
ame.
, April 11, 1965 — Page 3
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gaunt
spent a few days last week in
Toronto with Mr, and Mrs,
Don Dirstein, and returned
borne with them on Friday,
when the Dirsteins spent the
week -end here, During the
high wind storm of Thursday,
the wind lifted the sliding doors
on the Gaunt garage and tore
off the track and the sill to
which it was attached. The
doors were broken.
An income is something that
always falls short of what is
needed to cover expenses.
My Hearty Thanks!
To each of you who voted for me, worked be-
fore and during the election and otherwise
accorded me your loyal support -- my sincere
thanks.
I shall serve Wellington -Huron faithfully in
Canada's Parliament and your best interests
will be my first thought.
Marvin Haw e
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