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The Whwhelaea ledlee atten"
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Margaret .Tehns at theAteme of
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visited on Sunday evening with
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xis. Anon vg641, used AS bet
theme 14001c tO the &It, With
new courage,' at tbellraltonunit
meeting Wednesday evening -In
he Sunday. School room .of
Duffs Thaited Church. 'TOW
Thanh We 4V1 001' 40" was
sung. 'with Mrs, W. Hackweli
as etanist. Mrs. Nelson Reid of.
fered prayer. ' The scriptere,„
Psalm 103, was read and com-
ments-- "Lovieg kindness of the
Lord" were given hr Mrs. A.
McCall, followed by 'hymn 252,
"In Christ There Is No East
or West".
Mrs, Ronald Bennitt gave the
topic "Modern Noma" Stunie
.Kikuta. Mrs. Kiltute is a fourth
generation Christian. Mito, her
great-grandmother was born in
a village in the mountains 60
miles North of Tokyo, In- later
years she found Niro* as house-
keeper with an AMericen- mis-
sionary family and some time
later became a Christian. Her
energy and enthusiasm of
Christianity were not limited to
her own family but worked
with children and organized
classes for women in the
ehurch. A grandson later atten-
ded the Presbyterian college in
Tokyo and completed his theo-
logical training.. ' •
Mrs. Herb Traviss took over
the business. The secretary's
report was given by Mrs. James
' ,Clark. The roll cell was answer-
ed by "How I would like to
change the meetings to make
them more interesting" and
Mrs. Torrance Dundas gave the
financial report. There will be
no August meeting.
- Donations will be accepted
anytime from the units for the
building fund to be used for
church decorating. A letter was
read by Mrs. Allan McCall from
Rosebud, Alberta, thanking the
unit for the used cards thathad
been sent.
Mrs. Herb Traviss read a
poem entitjed "Thought" and
the meeting closed with "This
Is My Father's World". Lunch
was served by Mrs. Jack Gord-
on, Mrs. Douglas Ennis and
Mrs. Walter Bewley.
• The Walton WI will meet on
July 24, with Mrs. Allan Mc-
Call and Mrs. Herb Williamson
, in charge of resolutions. A dem-,
enstration on "Hooked Rugs"'
will be given by Mrs. Don Glou-
sher of Blyth.
McKillop Unit
-The McKillori unit of the
UCW met at the home of Mrs.
Charles McCutcheon for a pic-
nic meeting for the children.
Mrs. Campbell Wey ivas in
charge of devotional. "This Is
My Father's World" was sung,.
The scriptuth taken from Deut.
8: 6-8, Was read by Mrs. Wil-
liam Leeming. Mrs. Glen Mc-
Nichol led in prayer. A musical
number was given by Debbie
and Nena Wey. "We. Are Climb-
ing, Jacob's Ladder" and "Mich-
ael Row The Boat Ashore". The
story of •feeding the 5,000 was
given by Mrs. Laverne Godkin.
Mrs. Merten Hackwell was in,
charge of the business. The Mc-
Killop unit is in charge of the
flowers for the church for the
month of July.
Mrs. Murray Dennis and Mrs.
Glen McNichol were in charge
of the sports 'program. Prize
winners were: boys, preschool,
Jeffrey Hackwell, Brian McGav-
in; girls, • Nancy Schade, Eliza-
beth Pennick; 8 years and un-
der, Jennie Pennick, Beth Mc-
Nichol, Laura Dennis; 12 years
and under, Jane Leeming, Gwen
'Bosman; 12 years and over,
Dena-Wey, Gwen Bosman; stretl
ching contest, Mrs. Don Dennis;
cup and saucer elimination, Mrs.
Laverne Godkin; calling hubby
to -breakfast, Mrs. William Roe;
ladies race, Mrs. Neil MeGavin;
•kick the slipper (ladies) Mrs.
.Tack Bosman; (children) Jennie
Rennick; shoe scramble, Mrs.
Jack Bosman; candy scramble,
children; youngest baby, Jef-
frey McGavin.
The 8th and 16th UCW unit
met at the home of Mrs. James
Smith. Mrs. Janies Fritz gave
the call to worship and "0
Master Let Me Walk With Thee"
was sung. The scripture from
KiUed
As Trucks
Collide
,fteflui 20: 141 was road, by
Mrs, Fritz, .followed by prayer.
The, 04010 '4741rd. Oaneration.
Christian" from the study book
was taken byX.re, *rad
Bol-
ger. Ws. Jan vat Vliet presided
for business. The'peep deeld;
ed against having a ebnreu
Pio, Lunch was served by Mrs,
Wilbur Turnbull, Mrs. George
McCall and the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs, llowsrd Hack -
well and family are vacationieg
thia week at Manitoulin Island
and Northern Ontario. -
Mrs. Rollie Achilles and Anne
have returned home from a me-
ter trip to the Western Prov-
inces. .
Miss Aye Love returned to
Torento on Sunday after spend-
ing the pest two weeks with her
sister, Mts. Walter. Broadfoet,
Miss Corrie Ruijter of. Strat,
ford, visited with Mr. and Mrs,
Jan van Vliet.
Miss Christine Lee is holiday-
ing at St. Thomas.this week, the
James Michie, 79, well known
Morris Township resident, died
Monday,, following a two -truck
collision west of Brussels earlier
that day: •
Police said Mr. Michie was
crossing the fifth concession
road, Morris Township, in a
light truck on his way from his
son's farm. A collision occurred
between his truck and one driv-
en by Christopher Catcher, 84,
RR 3„ Priceville.
Mr. Catcher was treated and
released at Wingham and Dis-
trict Hospital. Mr. Michie was
taken to hospital with multiple
scalp wounds and shoulder in-
juries. He died at about 7 p.m.
He had been a Morris Town-
ship farmer all his life. His wife,
the former Jeanne Cole, died
Several years ago.
Surviving are one son, George,
Morris Twp.; otie daughter, Mrs.
Ross 0Barbara) Anderson, Bel -
grave; one sister, Mrs. Lorne
(Margaret) Nichol, Morris 'rwp.;
two brothers, Robert and Ern-
est, Belgrave; sbr,grandehildren.
Funeral service was at Knox
'United Churehe Belgrave, dh
Wednesday: Burial Was In Brus-
sels cemetery.
kttest, of Miss Vicki Pxfoxd; '
Pebble van vliet, Patty Ifo;
Ponald and Mary Searle attendd,
ed jenior camp at Goderich
Summer School last week. 34133
Karen McDonald was a camp
gegesellor.
Mrs. Walter Broadfoot end
Mrs. Wm. Leming, seafortb,
spent Sunday with relatives in
Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Braxton of
•England, who are spending a
• few months with Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Lee have returned from
a three -week's holiday to Port
Franks and London.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Steele of
. tendon' spent a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Leeraing,
Der. and Mrs. William Simpson,
,of Mitchell., spent last Thursday
with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Leeming on the occasion of their
wedding anniversary.
Miss Linda Leeming of Mit-
cliell also spent the week with
her grandparents. '
NEWS of DUBLIN
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McDou.
gall and family, Lanclon, with
Mrs. Joseph Jordan and attend-
ed the Coyne-Feddema wedding
in St. Columban on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Coville
attended the Kelly -Eckert wed-
ding in Windsor on Saturday, •
Mr. Peter Maloney is a pat-
ient, at St, Joseph's Hospital in
London.
Mrs. George Coville and Jim
Eckert of Rochester, N.Y., visit-
ed their brother, Rev. Vincent
Eckert, C.S.B., in Gary, Indiana.
Mr. and Mrs. Mancer Brown
'are on a motor trip to the East
Coast.
Mrs. Frank Evans visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Moyman in
Bellport, Long Island.
Sister Margaret Rose Eckert
visited with her mother, Mrs,
Louise Eckert.
' Mrs. Matt Murray spent the
weekend in Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Krauskopf
Ferndale,
Mich-., visited with
Mr. and Mit. Walter Carpenter
and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friend
and Melba Jean spent a few
days at their cottage in, Lion's
Head.
Mrs. Melva Eckert visited in
Westbrook with Mr. and- Mrs.
Gordon Costello.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dantzer,
London, , spent the weekend at
their home here.
Mr. and.111frs. Norman Kamm-
,
, ers and family, Stratford, visited
• Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kramers.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Price
and daughter, StratfOrd, visited
Mr: and Mrs. Joseph Shea.
Mr. and Mrs. George Coville
attended the wedding of Mr. Bil-
ly Eckert in Windsor.
Mr. Nicholas Krauskopf, St.
Mary's Hospital, London, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Krauskopf and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morris and
family, London, Mr. Gordon But-
ters, Toronto, spent a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Butters.
Mr. and Mrs„ Pat O'Rourke,
Burlington, with Mrs. Peter Mal-
oney and relatives. Mr. -Malon-
ey is a patient in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London.
Local Briefs
Mr., and Mrs. M. McKellar
have returned from visits in
Mt. Clemens, Mich., and St.
Paul', Minn.
• Rev. R. H. Williams and Mrs.
Williams of Mt. Clemens, Mich.,
visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. M. McKellar.
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