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Euchre this Thursday, Nov. 11 at 8 p.m. Joke of the Week Upon receiving con- gratulations after she gave birth to triplets the mother explained that the doctor had said "It occurs once in 9000 times." 'Oh my," her friend exclaimed. "How did you Lions hear tales of China at annual Ladies Night find time housework?" One Liner The life of a needle is hanging by a always thread. Russ Bowman . Our deepest sympathy to Edda Bowman on the passing of her husband Russ and our condolences to the families. Memorial service will be held this Sunday, Nov. 14 at the Morris Funeral Chapel, 4 Street, Division Bowmanville at 2 p.m. Minnie Fisher This week we were sorry to hear of the pass- ing of a long time neigh- bour and friend, Minnie Fisher, our sincere condo- lences to sons Delton and Barry, their wives and families. to do your Take time for Remembrance Day By Florence Ashton Ashburn Correspondent Rev. George Malcolm was the guest minister once again at morning worship on Sunday. His sermon was titled "The Blessings of Jesus." There will be a joint meeting of the Session and Board of Managers on Tuesday, Nov. 23 at 8 p.m. Next Sunday, Nov. 14 at 7:30 p.m. we welcome the Mixed Quartet Reunion from Guelph, and soloist Laurie Bacon from Aurora. This promises to be an inspiring evening for all those who enjoy gospel music. Plan to join with us and bring your friends and family. Burns Kirk Guild is holding a Christmas Bake Sale on Saturday, Dec. 4 from 9 a.m. to noon. This is a good way to buy some of those Christmas good- ies to tuck away for Christmas Thursday of this week is Remembrance Day - a day when we remember those who fought so valiantly for this country. Let us proudly wear our red poppy, as we remem- ber. On Saturday evening, relatives, family and friends of Wilma Lynde's gathered at the Polish Hall on Stevenson Road to help her celebrate a spe- cial birthday. Happy birthday and best wishes, Wilma. 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