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Family News
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North Street United Church, Goderich,
was the setting for the October marriage
of Janice Anne Brown and Theodore
Johanne Popma, both of London, Ontario. •
Jan is the daughter of Marj Robinson of
Goderich and Bud Brown off Kincardine.
Ted is the son of Peter and Catharine Pop -
ma of Woodstock. The attendants for the
bride and groom were Paul Patrick of Lon-
don and Trish Pemberton of Waterloo.
Guests were ushered by the groom's
brothers, Jim, Bob, Tom and Gerrard Pop -
ma. Following a vacation in Antigua, Jan
and Ted are living in London, Ontario,
where they are both employed at
laboratory technologists at Victoria
Hospital.
Barbara Christina MacCormack, of 63 St.
Patrick St. in Goderich, and Ross Alexander
Youngblut, of RR 1 Auburn, son of Major
Youngblut, were married November 7 at the
Goderich Courthouse by justice of the peace
Karen Sturdy. Attending the bride and
groom were Jacqueline Anne Berry of
Huron Park and Brian Glousher of RR 1
Auburn. A reception and dinner was held at
the bride's home. The couple are residing at
63 St. Patrick St. until spring when they will
move to RR 1 Auburn. (photo by Robert
Berry)
UCW hold November meeting
The evening unit of North Street United
Church. Women met at Maitland Manor for
their November meeting.
Wilma Charlton opened the meeting with
a prayer, "Dear God Help Us Grow Old."
Irla Stewart, Jean Hanly, Shirley
McMillan and Lou Bundy entertained us
with music and song with everyone joining
in.
David Bogie sang a solo, "A Song for
Thanksgiving." Allan and Heather Zur-
brigg, Karen Millian and David Bogie joined
to sing "The Copy Scat" accompanied by
Irla Stewart as pianist. Lou Bundy, Shirley
McMillan and Jean Hanly sang two
beautiful songs, "It's Just Like My Lord"
and "The Savior is Waiting to Welcome You
In."
The evening closed with everyone enjoy-
ing a social time together followed by a
business meeting conducted by Win Ferris.
UCW hold Remembrance service
Beth Rutledge opened the Novemblar
meeting of Nile UCW with a poem, "The
Arms of God." The meeting was held at the
home of Cora Sherwood.
The worship service . on Remembrance
Day was conducted by Myrtle Kerr and in-
cluded the hymns "Faith of Our Father"
and "Stand up for Jesus" as well as a
reading on the effects of war and the mean-
ing of Remembrance Day. Psalm 709 was
read in unison.
Business included placing an order for 25
church calenders and eight shut-ins are to
be remembered at Christmas. Bessis
McNee volunteered to fill the position of of-
ficial board representative.
Members are asked to bring` theor mite
boxes to the Christmas pot luck dinner,
December 11, and the proceeds from these
boxes will be donated to the Family and
Children's Services.
After 11 members and seven visitors had
purchased the variety of items at the bazaar
and bake sale., hostesses Cora Sherwood and
Phyllis Scott served a delicious dessert
lunch.
Secret friend gifts exchanged
The Dungannon . UCW "Secret Friend" The exchange of secret .friend gifts was
was held in the church basement `on made and each member told who had been
November 17. Nora Saunders opened the her secret friend. A new secret friend draw
' followed
Grace was sung and a delicious cake and
ice cream dessert followed.
- A short business meeting followed. The
minutes were read and approved and cor-
respondence was dealth with. The
treasurer's report was given. Several
business item's were discussed. The Willing
Workers are invited to our Pot Luck Dinner
on December 9 at 12:30 p.m.
meeting with the reading of Psalm 81 and
the singir. of Hymn 405.
Donna Young read the devotional which
spoke of the joyous activity at the birth of
Jesus Christ. The film "Chino the Cat" was
enjoyed by all. It entailed the story of a lady
who loved her cat.
The draw for the UCW quilt was made by
Mrs. Ann Millar with the lucky winner being
Mr. George Errington.
Women learn about Indians
dians 'at the time of the settlers. They used
animal sinew, tree bark and animal hide for
cookware. He said that East.Coast Indians
mage wigwams and lived in these year
round whereas the West Coast Indians used
large trees to make longhouses which ac-
comodated up to 20 families. They hunted
whale, muskrat and other sea animals. He
stressed that the white man has destroyed
the Indian man's pride. His artifacts were
interesting to view and he spoke about some
of these primitive tools. Lucille Henderson
thanked him for his interesting talk.
A. Chinese section will be held at the
Christmas meeting on December 15.
Joyce Thorne's group was in charge of the
Arthur Circle Auxiliary meeting which was
held November 17 , in the Knox Church
parlour.
Betty Coulter led the group singing
favorite choruses concluding with "Carry
Away a Song."
Joyce used a prayer by Peter Marshall
and Sandi Davidson led the group in respon-
sive reading, paraphased on Psalm 104.
Psalm 8 was read collectively followed by a
prayer by I,ee McCallum.
Before introducing Mr. Gordon Muir,
Joyce read the poem "Where Has This Na-
tion Led Us".
Mr. Muir spoke about life as Canadian In-
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