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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1949-06-22, Page 10T Nt MUTUAL ,.of CANADA Class 7 Girls Sol%. 10 years, "My Shadow" Marie Hastie, Joyce Pyke, Bonnie Hoffman, Shirley Timm, Don- na Toner, Class 8, Boys Solo, 10 years, "The HunOman" Wayne Woods, Earl Has- kins, 13ill Millar, Fraser McLeumitt, jack Edgar. Girls Solo, 11 and 12 years, "The Sandman" Jean Sangster, Helen Par- ker, Marguerite Ford, Fern Cook, Donna MacLean. Class 10, Boys Solo, 11 and 12 years "Waterfall" Toni Hastie, Lorne Mann, Robert Peel, Wayne Day, Laverne Weatherall, Class 11, Girls Solo, 13 and 14 years `Winter Day" Irla Newton, Berv„a Gallaher, Marie Harris, Edith Timm, Shirley McMichael. Class 12, Boys Solo, "Loch Lo- mond," Graham Wright, Jack Bridge, 'Bob Hastie, ie, Jim Renwick, Murray Underwood, Class 13, School Chorus, "Country Gardens", S. S, 16; S. S. 1,; S. S. '7; S,S, 13; S, S. 14, Class .14, 2 part chorus, Grades V to VIII "If we could fly," S. S. 16, Mrs, McCutcheon, teacher; S. S. 155, Miss Sterling, teacher; S. S. '7, Miss Miss Spalding, teacher; S. S. No, 4, Mrs, MacLean, teachel7; S. S. 18, Miss Armstrong, teacher, Class 15, Duet, Open, "Salerno Fishermen" Reita Vittic, lila New- ton; 13erva Gallaher, Wilma /laugh; Lorne Mann,-Ruth Toner, Mac Inglis, Evelyn Renwick, Laverne Weatherall, Shirley Weatherall, Class 16, Double Trio, "Cradle Song," Jean Sangster, Kay Nickel, Fay Wright, Marie Harris, Winona Wright, Graham Wright, all of S. S, No, 1, Murray Underwood, Ray 'Stew- art, Reita Vittie, Wayne Day, Irla Newton, Ross King , S. S. No, 4, Fern Cook, Torn Hastie, Margaret Hibein, Bonnie Zimmerman, Thelma Bennett, Bob Hastie, S. S, No, 7. Jim Renwick, Evelyn Renwick, Lloyd Nickel, Audrey Scott, Mac Inglis, Verna Webber, S. S. No, 15, Class 17, "Night Song" Group of 6, S. S. No, 1, Wroxeter Continuation School favoured with a group of songs, (A) Barcarolle Candy Mountain, (B), Home on the Range, Go Down Moses. A hearty Tote of thanks was tender- ed Miss Sawtell and Mr. Willitts, Miss Sawtell expressed her appreciation of the co-operation of the teachers. An honoured member of the audience 'was Miss Mae Johann, Belmore, the form- er supervisor of music for Howick schools who is recovering from a joyed ti lengthy illness. attended. Th"e" quality of the singing. The Music Festival was Much en- once more proved the value•of teach- by the parents and friends who ing music in our public schools. 69A HEAD OFFICE WATERLOO, ONT. t YOU'LL FIND YOUR LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE HERE W. McPhail, Winghairt , Wm. Webster, Lucknow, R.R. Norm, Clegg, Crorrie Ross H.' Martyn, Ripley Could your business survive the death of your partner? Protection at Low Cost There's a Mutual Life of Canada plan which makes it easier for the survivor to meet the financial problems involved in the loss of a partner, It also enables him to take over the business and assures the late partner's estate a proper value for its Interest. 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Now "get sequainted" else orgy 800. famous Ostrax Tonle Tablets for new vigor vin Hudson, Toronto. added pounds, this very day. At sil druggists. g Wingham Motors it • Chevrolet, Oldsmobile Cars Chevrolet Mr. Fred Holt, Listowel, spent a few days with his sister, Mrs. Victoria Brothers.. Miss Nellie Ball of Wiugliam Gen- eral Hospital staff, is enjoying a vac- ation at present a guest of Miss Mina and Mr. Arnold Ball. Rev, W. j. :Moores, Belgrave, was in charge of Sunday services at Wrox- eter and Salem, Rev, U. E. Cronhielm took charge of Anniversary services at Brick Church on the Belgrave charge. Miss K Hazelwood is spending a few days with friends at Gorrie, Mr. H. Fleming, Toronto, spent the week-end with Mrs. Fleming and Mas- ter, Gil here. Mr. and Mrs, Vern Denny are spending several days in Detroit where Mr. Denrl. is attending a Railway convention, Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Douglas, Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Douglas and daughter Ann, attended the Buchanan family reunion, on Saturday held at Milver- ton. The mother of Mrs. J. W, Doug- las was the eldest daughter of the late Wm. Buchanan and Mrs. Douglas, the eldest granddaughter, She was an hoUoured guest at the reunion and pre- sented with a bouquet of roses picked from her mother's garden. ' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beattie and Donald of Leaside, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Ed- • • • IX • E IN • ,, • U • I • I a • a ii 0 a • E III W Ili wards. Mr. and Mrs. R. J, Barton of al wimminiamanammuminainnuenningimum Drayton, were Sunday guests at the • - Edwards home. Archdeacon Townsend • was in charge of service at St. James Church on Sunday last. Mission Band Mrs. A, Munro took charge of ,the chapter of the Study Book Watch Goat Boy when members of the Buds of Promise Mission Band held their June' meeting in the church school- room on Monday evening. Winnifred Munro president, presided and Donna MacLean presented the minutes. The. meeting opened with the hymn Jesus Bids Us Shine, All repeated the pur- pose and the Lord's Prayer. 20 mem- bers responded to the Roll Call. There was some discussion re the annual picnic. John 'Magee received the offering. Carol Newton favored with a solo. Jesus Loves Me. The hymn When He Cometh and Mizpah benediction brought the meeting 'to a close. Women's Association Sixteen members attended the June meeting of tthe Women's Association held in the United Church school- room on Thursday afternoon. Presid- ent, Mrs. Wm, Hart presided over 'the Devotional period and opened the I meeting with the hymn Jesus calls Us Oler the TUmult, followed by the Lord's Prayer, Mrs. Albert Gallaher chose the 23rd. psalm for the scripture ilesson. The Roll Call was . answered !by naming a favorite hymn. Plans (were made re laying hardwood floors 'in the Manse and committees set up for the Shriners Banquet to he held in Thursday of this week. Mrs. Cron- hielm closed the meeting with prayer. Mrs. McCuteheon and Mrs. Alex 'Wright were in charge of arrange- merits and served pot luck supper fol- lowing an afternoon of quilting. Women's Institute The July meeting of the Wroxeter Branch of the Women's Institute will be held at the home of Mrs. George Lane on Wednesday, July 6th, at 2.30 p.m. Mottto. "Blessed is she Who by her skill can cure another mortals ill" will be given by Mrs. Moffatt. Roll Call, Cash donation for Wingham HoSpital and something new from something old to be judged and prizes awarded. Current Events, Mrs. Wm. Hart; paper, Health. Report on hospi- talization and health scheme. by Mrs. Munro, Members wishing to renew hospitalization for 1949-50 please come prepared with fees. Hostesses, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. V. Brothers, Mrs. Hart, West Huron Musical Festival Miss Helen Sawtell, Supervises West Huron Music Festival was held in Wroxeter ,Town Hall on Wednesday, June 15th. The 'morning and afternoon sessions were well at- tended, Nine schools were in the com- ;petition and their final standing was 'as follows. First, Gorrie school, Miss Jean Spading and Mrs. MacDonald. teachers, Second, S. S. No, 1, Mr. Gihnar, teacher; Third, Wroxeter school, Mr. H. Hamilton and Mrs, G. A. Wearring, teachers. Fourth,'S. S. No. 18, Miss Armstrong, teacher. Fif- th, S. S. No. 13, Mrs. Wm, Wright, teacher. Sixth, S. 5, 15, Miss Ster- ling, teacher; Seventh, S, S. 16, Mrs, McCutcheon, teacher, Eighth, S. S. No. 10, Mrs, Mulligan, teacher, Mr. Ken Edgar was a very capable chair- man, Mr. Lorne Willits of Listowel, was the adjudicator. Miss Helen Sawtell was supervisor. The following is the standing in the well arranged programme. Class 1. Girls Solo, 6 and 7 years old, "Morning Compliments" Sandra Edgar, Wilma Haskins, Afae Double- don, Gwendolyn Gibson, Eay Edgar. Class 2 Boys Solo, 6 and 7 years old "My Secret", jack Mann Wayne King, Bill Higgins, David &ley, Bert Pocaluyko, Class 8 Girls Solo, 8 years, "Little Elf" Marion Robinson, Karen Michel, Catharine MacDonald, Sandra Millar, Barbara Walmsley, Class 4, Boys solo, 8 years, "Soldier Boy" Jackie Millar, Jack Toner, Doug- las Whitfield, Vernon Inglis. Class 55 Girls Solo, .9 years„ drops and Snowflakes" Fay Smith, Donna Millar, RoseMary Adams, Dor- othy Toner, Ardelle Westlake. Class 6, Boys solo, a years, "Little Fiddler" Murray Wright„ Barry Aus- tin, Jack Wright, jim Inglis, Earl Fitch.