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Detroit with Mr, and Mrs Ed-
ward Holland and attended the
Marriage, of -Mr., -Terry Holland:
,�rr. , and Mrs. Robert Byrne
4Yamilton, with Miss Mon`tc4
Byrne and relatives.
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weekend with 111x. and Mrs.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gliddon,
Mr. Peter Ryan, Mr. and Mrs.
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Miss Marie Krauskopf, Ham-
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Sister Mary Alice of the
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News 'of
. u Cala mbar
tors
Mr. and Mrs. cwie Kennedy,
Paua,•,.an4 Peter; Torente, Matt
ed Mr. and Mrs. Anglia I entre-'
dy. -
VC, and . . Roy McQuaid,
Kitchener, viedand s
My. n r, ,
James McQuaid,
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Marey and
children, Stratford, spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs: Auguste:
Ducharme.
Mr, .and Mrs. Dan Williams,
Detroit, visited Mrs. Mary Wil-
liams and Tom.
'Mr. and Mrs. Glen Butters,
London, •with Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Melady,`
Mr. John O'Reilly, Stratford,
visited last week ntith Mr, and
1VIra.'John Moylan.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Purcell
and family visited Mr. and Mrs.
Jack ,McIver.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne DeGaust
andhildren, Ingersoll, with
Mr. and Mrs. James O'Connor.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith and
family, Anton, with Mr. and
Mrs.' Albert Cronin.
Mr. and Mrs. John Young,
Erin, visited Mr., and Mrs. Jos-
eph Connolly.
Jim Melady, Windsor, visited
at his home here.
Mrs. J. L. Malone, Miss Sheila
Malone, Joseph Malone, Em-
mett Malone, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Morris 'are in Windsor
attending the funeral of the
late Charles Malone. •
The CWI. met in the parish
hall on Wednesday evening,
with the president, Mrs. Frank
Ryan presiding. The ladies to
care for the altars for Decem-
ber are Mrs. Maurice Melady
and Mrs: Gordon .Staples. Visit-
ors to the sick' are Mrs. John
Shea and Mrs,, Ray' Murray. Us-
ed clothing is to be in the base-
ment in order that .a shipment
will be made this week....
It was decided to celebrate
St. Columlban's Day, November
19th, by having an Irish group,
of entertainers from Dublin,
Ireland, who are at present in
London, Ontario, perforrli at a
concert on that evening in the
parish hall.
The• mystery prize, donated
by Mrs. Ray Swart, was won by
Mrs. Lewis Coyne.
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The Vlialten 'plc t` -T. ,batt %het
in the aellooiroonp,. +ot puff's
United. ChUrCh Wednesday ev.
ening. Mrs. Jack McEwinK.
opened.the Devotional -Peri�o
with a Remembrance Pay
Mem* Hynnn 523, "0 God of
Love, 0 King of Peace" was
sung with Mrs, Ray Huether
at the piano. Psailm' 20 Was
read' by 1VIrs; P4merson Mite
en. Mrs. McEwing gave a
reading and, offered prayer.
The topic taken by Mrs.
Walter Bewley was °a report
.ns delegate -to Aima College.
Theme of the meeting was,.
'Called by - God, Tis purpose
for me". There should be one
meeting a year based on the
Purpose or Membership card,
namely "To unite .all women
of the congregation for the
total mission of the Ch ti r c.b
and to provide a medium
through which they may ex-
press their loyalty and. devo-
tion to Jesus'Christ in Chris-
tian Witness, ' study, fellow-
ship and service." She also
gave in very interesting ac-
count of the conference.
Mrs. 'Herbert' Traviss, pres-
ident, took 'over the business
period. The secretary's report
was - read by Mrs. • James
Clarke and the..ro'll call was
answered by the word Remem-
ber or Remembrance. Treasur-
er's report Alfas given by Mrs.
Torrance Dundas. The norriin-
ating committee including
Mrs. W. C .Hackwell, Mrs.
Peter McDonald, and Mrs.
Leonard Leeming gave their
report with Mrs. Hackwell
reading the list ,¢ -f officers for
the coming year. ir - `
President, . Mrs. Herbert
Traviss; Vice -President, Mrs.
Frank Walters; Secretary,
Mrs. James Clark; Treasurer,
Mrs. Torrance Dundas; Quilt
Committee, Mrs. Nelson Reid,
Mrs. Roy Bennett, Mrs. Ernest
Stevens, Mrs. Leonard Leem-
ing, Mrs. Cecil Lydiatt; Shut-
ins, Mrs. Douglas gnnis; Pian-
ists, Mrs. Ray Huether and
Mrs. H. Traviss; Press Report-
ers, Mrs. Douglas Ennis and
Mrs. Torrance Dundas. •
The copper contest was won
by Mrs. Howard Hackwell's
side.- 'Mrs. Edward Miller,
leader of the losing side, will
be in charge of the Dec. 12
supper meeting.
$286.0, was received dur-
ing the ear from the copper
collection:' Boxes will be pack-
ed for shut-ins. -
Mrs. Allan McCall reported
as. delegate to the 6th Annual
Convention at Moncrieff be-
ginning with a sing song that
had been used at the meeting.
Mrs: Walter • Bewley reported
on the program ' group. Mrs'
Nelson Reid on Leadership,
Mrs., McCall on Citizenship
and Education.
"Prideful Dominion of the
West" was sung followed with
the Benediction.
Lunch commttee was, Mrs.
Allen Searle, Mrs. James
Clark and Mrs. Art Heard
' Bedroom Beauties
ZION
Mr. and'Mrs. Bruce Falconer,
Exeter, visited hes• parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Statton recent-
ly.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross . Gordon
and Barry, Seaforth, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Pepper and fam-
ily 'on Sunday. Mr. Howard
Wright, Mitchell, visited at the
same home.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Annis,
Joan and Calvin, Zion, Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Annis, ntratford, Vis-
ited .Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cole,
Cromarty, Sunday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pepper,
Mr. and Mrs. George Pepper,
visited Mrs.'Pepper's sister, Mrs.
John Barbour in Victoria Hos-
pital, London. Mrs. Barbour is
able to be up in a wheelchair.
Mr. Keith Malcolm from Wes-
tern University, London, spent
the weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Malcolm.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Corriveau,
Zurich, called on Mr, and Mrs.
Fergus Lannin recently.
Mr. and Mrs: George Pepper
called on Mrs. Mary -Malcolm
on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Pepper,
Mr. and Mrs. George Pepper,
visited Mrs. John Barbour in
Victoria 'Hospital, London, • on
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Barker
and Russell , visited Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Harris in Stratford on
Sunday evening.
UCW of Zion Church held a
very successful bazaar on Fri-
day. A good crowd attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pepper
attended anniversary services
in the Presbyterian Church,
Mitchell and were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. George Pepper on
Sunday.
' Mrs. Ross Gordon, Seaforth,
called ons° her mother, Mrs.
Mary Malcolm on Tuesday.
Bazaar
The Sunday School rooms and
auditorium of Zion United
Church were decorated with
white mums, red roses and
white candles for their annual
bazaar held on Friday, with a
large attendance on hand.
' Guests were welcomed by
Mrs,, Bert Daynard and Mrs.
Norman Bushfield. Mrs. Alex
Roney and Mrs. R. S. Aikens
poured tea.
Mrs. Earl Roney,' Mrs. Joe
Looby and Mrs. Charles Roney
passed the tea.
Mrs. Laurence Barker, Mrs.
Lorne' McKinnon' and Mrs.
James Statton passed sandwiches
and cookies: Kitchen workers
were 'Mrs. Glenn Pepper, Mrs.
Lorne Aikens, Mrs. Joe Looby,
Mrs. Dalton Malcolm and Mrs.
Lloyd Barker. ,
Conveners of bake table Mrs.
Laurence Barker, Mrs. Roy Han-
non, Mrs. Charles Roney, 'Mts.
Earl Roney, Mrs. Robert Roney,
Mrs. Ross Pepper and Mrs. Rus-
sell Roney.
Variety table, Mrs. Mabel
Higgerson, Mrs. R. S. Aikens
and Mrs. Alex Roney. ..
Candy, Mrs. Gordon ,Aikens.
Apron and Fancy Work, Mrs.
Dalton Smale, Mrs. Lorne Mc-
kinnon, Mrs. Bert Mahaffy, Mrs.
James Statton. "
Touch and Take, Mrs. Law-
rence Hannon.
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septed with a Bum a n'IMIe, y
Gramm
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with
Love
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Hymn
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the
reading
after
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on
business.
gave
Rally
United
ho-
rs.
Donald
nd
has
spending
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der
Mrs.
Mr.
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Walker,
Pollitt,
visitors
Robert
Elmer
and
spent
son
and
Exeter.
ut-
don
the
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don
Mi•
Allison
Mc-
Arthur,
of
Mrs.
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a
visited
Highton
Waterloo
the
Tor-
rance
with
ew
Gor-
don
James
at-
tended
Richmond
Floyd
ger
with
Martin.
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on
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Walton
ess
Community
con
son
and
bit` Den ',A:chilles on behalf f
the community and. Grsle
Craig read a congratulatory
address.
UCW Unit Meets
The McKillop Unit
their November • meeting
the home of Mrs. Murray. Den-
nis Wednesday evening
17 pr,.esent. Mrs. George
opened, the meeting, with t
theme "Remembrance" H
399, "Faith, of our, Father
was sung with Mrs. Carapb
Wey • as pianist.
Mrs. Keith Rock read hymn
437, "Lead us 0 Father, in
Paths of Peace."
Mrs. Love gave d
on -'Remembrance Day",
which Mrs. Jack Bosman
in prayer.
The topic on "Christian
ucation" was taken by
Glen McNichol. mn 662,.`
God our help in Ages Pa
was sung.
Mrs. Charles McCutcheon
was in charge of the
Miss Ethel Dennis
highlights from the Fall
held at Moncriff • Unit
Church. Mrs. McCutcheon clo-
sed with prayer. .
Lunch was served by M
William Roe, Mrs. Don
Dennis, Mrs. John Burch a
the hostess.
Mrs. -Thomas HackwelT
returned home after
a few days last week in Wood-
stock visiting her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and
Richard Porter.
Week end visitors with
and Mrs. Jack Bosman includ-
ed Miss Ruth Anne
Toronto, and Mr. Jack
Port Credit. Sunday
were: Mr. and Mrs. Rob
Oesch, Mr. and Mrs. El
Oesch, and family, Zurich,
Miss Anne Lowe, Brussels.
Mrs. Russell Marks
the week end with her
and daughter-in-law Mr.
Mrs. Lawrence Marks, .
Mr. and Mrs. Horace. Rut-
ledge, and family of Lon
spent the week end with
Humphries and Bennet fam-
ilies.
Mr. ' W. C. Ennis of Lon
visited on Sunday with .
and Mrs. 'Douglas Enni's.
Mr. and Mrs. David Alli
of London,, Mis. George
Arthur, Mics Bt-sie David
and Mrs. Ferne Patterson,
Seaforth visited- with
Walter Broadfoot last Sunday.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Hackwell, eD e n,
Pamela and Patricia
Cpl. and Mrs. Harold High
and famly of Kincardine.
Mrs. W. Stutz of Wate
was a week end visitor at
home of Mr. and Mrs.
Dundas.
Mr. and Mrs.. Robert H
liries of ;London visited
his parents Min. and Mrs. Stew-
art Humphries last week.
'Mrs. Emerson' Mitchell,
don and Ross spent the w
end with Mr. and Mrs.
Brodie, Scarborough and
the Royal Winter Fair.
Mr. Fred Marlin, Richm
Hill and Mr. and Mrs.
Jenkins and family of Inger-
soll spent the week end
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mar .
Miss Mary Mowbray cele-
brated her 98th birthday,
Wednesday at the home f
Mrs. Thomas Leeming.
The ladies of the Wal
Anglican Guild held a success-
ful bazaar in the Commu
Hall, Wednesday afternoon,
November 8.
Mr. Malcolm Fraser is at
present visiting. with his
' and 'daughter-in-law, Mr.
The'' Walton 4-H Sewing
Club met at the Walton Pub-
lic School. it was decidedt hat
Beverly McCall, S h a r o n
Marks and Debbie Wey would
help with the commentary at
achievement day. The mem-
bers. "were shown how to do
the bias piping and how to
put -it in a cushion
Lunch was served by Joyce
Blake and Annette, Zwep.
Leaders Mrs. Non Reid
and Mrs. Donald Achi es were
in charge of a ,subseciuefi mee-
ting Saturday evening in Wal-
ton Public School. `
Mission Band
The Walton Mission Band
met Sunday morning in buff's
Unitedhurch for the Annual
White Gift Service.
The meeting opened with
Se ''ie carol, "Silent Night" with
Sharon Marks as pianist. Ric-
ky McDonald, vice -pr ,
e
gave the call to worshipt
us now go' even unto Bethle-
hem and see this 'thing which
is come to:pass, which the
Lord hath made known to us".
John Van Vliet,.Bruce McDon-
ald and Steven Dennis read
the scripture. from St. Luke 2:
1,20. The carol "Away in a
Manger" was sung then Keith
Clark led iq prayer.
The• lights were then turned
out • leaving only the spot-
light on the manger scene and
the colored star lights. Mrs.
Walter Bewley explained that
the gifts were to go to the
Children's Aid Society in God-
erich who woulddistribute
them to needy children it Hu-
ron County. Ricky read We
'would see Jesus, lo, His stat,
is shining above the stable
while the angels sing; There
in a manger on the hay re-
clining, haste, let us lay our
gifts before the king". The
children filed up to the wor-
ship centres and 'presented
gifts. Roger Humphries and
Bruce McDonald collected the
offering. Gail Traviss read the
minutes and Roger Humphries
read the treasurer's report'and
Ricky conducted the business.
Mrs. Merton Hackwell was
introduced as the new Mission
Band leader to replace .Mrs.
Walter Bewley, who has held
the position for the past ten
years.
• Classes were formed with
teachers, Miss Sharon Marks,
Mrs. William Coutts, Mrs.
William Roe and Mrs. Bew-
ley.
Couple Honored
A wedding reception hon-
oring Mr. • and Mrs. Robert
Humphries was held in the
Conuntinity Fall Friday even-
ing with The Westernaires or-
chestra of Mildmay supplying
music for dancing. During the
evening the couple were pre-
Mrs filer.'`i:'aser, St atferd.
Bruce 'Clark et • 'an*
glume COMP,London visited
'Over *the week end with his
Caaent s, 'Mr. and Mrs. James•
Mrs. Nelson Cardno, Public
Heath. Nurse, of Seaforth,
will -be guest speaker at the.
Walton Women's ' Institute•
next Wednesday evening when.
the Health conveners Mrs.
Harold Bolger and Mrs. Jas.
Clark will be in charge, The
roll call will be answered
with "If:1 was a shut-in how
would I like to be remember-
ed". The motto will be "Worry,
is like a rocking chair it gives
you something to do but gets
nrou nowhere.
News of
Cromarty
BRUCEFIELD UNIT THREE
Unit three of Brucefield UCW
met at the home of `Mrs. Don
Brodie with 31 ,,members pre-
sent and was opened by the pres-
ident Mrs. .Ansi Walters, The
call to worship was given by
Mrs. Betty Jolliffe. Scripture
was read by Mrs. Marion Hill
and prayer by Mrs. Betty Jol-
liffe. A poem "Late Autumn"
was given by Mrs. Marion Hill.
The study 'Were Do We Go
From Here" followed with open
discussion groups.
The card report was read by
Mrs. 'Mary Mustard. A centen-
nial cup and ' saucer was pre-
sented to Mrs. Betty Jolliffe
and Mrs. Ethel Walker as re-
membrances from the unit. A
hostess chair was presented to
Mrs, Betty Jolliffe with Mrs.
Marion Hill reading the address.
The mystery prize was won by
Mrs, Olive Broadfoot. A display
of stones and jewellery .was
shown by 'Mrs. Donna Robinson.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Joan
Allan and her assistants.
CROP'REPORT
The prolonged wen weather,
recently accompanied by snow,
continues to hinder corn har-
vesting and plowing. Many
streams and drainage ditches
are nearly at spring level.
Because of the miserable
weather conditions practically
all livestock are now stabled in
preparation for the winter sea-
son. - •
While quality will be lower
because of • weathering, most
stored feed supplies appear to
be adequate for the winter feed-
ing period.
Commenting. about 1967, many
"old timers" have been heard to
say that, in their memory, they
have "never seen the like_" for
rain and difficult harvesting
conditions.
Mrs. Harold McLeod, Lon-
don and Mrs. Sim McCurdy,
South Boundary visited on
Saturday with Mrs. Sadie
Scott. �.
Sunday visitors with Mrs.
George • Wallace and Mrs.
Verna Brooks were Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Wallace, Carling-
ford„ Mre. Percy Adams, John
Janet and Helen of Blyth. •
Mrs. Gordon Scott, Miss
Jean Colquhoun and Mrs," Sa-
die Scott visited recently with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hulley
and family of Winthrop.
Mrs. T. L. Scott entertained
at a Stanley Brush Party at
her home on Wetnesday eve-
ning.
,Mr. George Brooks return-
ed from the West on Monday
having spent the summer
months at Thompson, Manito-'
ba.
Miss Beth Hulley entertain-
ed a number of girl friends at
a birthday party at leer• home
on Saturday.
A congregational supper
sponsored by the C.G.I.T.
girls and their leaders was
held in Cromarty church on
Friday evening. After dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Dow en-
tertained with films of their
trip to Britain and Expo.
Mrs. Thos. Laing and Mrs.
Ed Chapel attended the Lon -
non area W.I. convention in
London on Tuesdhy and Wed-
nesday. '•
A number of ladies from
Cromarty W.M.S. 'Societies
were among the' guests 'enter-
tained by the-UCW ladies of"
Cldselhurst United Church on
Tuesday evening. '
Mrs. Filmer Chappel visited
during the week end with her
parents, Mr. end Mrs. Henry
Drake of Homiota', Manitoba.
She travelled by plane from
Malton Airport leaying Friday
evening and returning home
Sunday night.
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