HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-04-04, Page 124#414l4 TW011ys Witigham AdVIO-uee.-TitneS, Wednesday, April 4, 1956 EASTER SERVICES AT
UNITED CHURCH
"Christ )cs Risen" was the theme
for the Wiaster morning service in
the Winghum United .Church, The
Hallelujah Chorus, played by Mr.
Richard Gray, organist and choir-
master, set the musical theme.
The choir rejoiced in Singing,
siwiow of the World," and "King
of Kinga," arid Mrs, Richard gray.
sang "I Know that My Redeemer
Liveth,"
EaSter lilies were banked around
the pulpit in front of which a
white cross and Bible were centred,
A large congregation heard Rev,
D, 3. MacRae preach the sermon
on the text "Christ 'Is Risen,"
The resurrection is a fact testified
to by eye witnesses in all four
accounts in the Gospels, You must
.knqw that your Redeemer lives
after learning of the burning testi-
mony of such as Peter, Mary Mag-
dalene and the Other Mary and
Thomas„ 'They saw and they be-
lieved.
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=`61471NUES HYPNOSIS FOR CHILDBIRTH DONNYBROOK
MDR HALL
Regular Sunday Services
Sunday School 10,15 n.m.
R0MenTalering the Lord
at 11.15
Gospel Meeting at 7.30 p.m.
E. Thursday evening at 8 p.m,
Prayer Meeting and Bible Study
An faster Sunrise $
c
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held by the Young People's Or011
at 7,0Q, This -was followed by break
fast, Late)r an open SeOliell
Sunday School featured
strip, famous pictures of all
special maSic•
At the evening servIcikRev.
MacRae spoke of the .two diseiPle
on the Enarnaeus Road 'Who hrelt
bread with their risen Saviour, A
services brought out tk fact tha
because He lives, we to0,ahall live
Proof of the living ow* pay be
found in the heart of every true
Christian, There are people in Our
community whose lives have been
transformed by the risen Saviour.
The greatest miracle in all history
is the rising tof Jesus Christ, but
the greatest miracle in any Christ-
ian life is the birth of new
which eoles when Christ enters
the heart;' Are our lives renewed
each Easter by the miracle of I-Rs
presence?
The fact that the church of
Christ is the chdrelt of the Resur-
i4etion ought to revive our failing
faith, The Easter cross is an empty
One surrounded by lilies to remind
us that Christ walkS in our church,
es today, Our church has the mis-
Sion of creating a new community
where Jesus is loved, all live at
peace and Christ's Kingdom Is a
fact. We know that Christ Jives
because the church lives, It is a
fact that Christ lives. Do we be-
lieve it to-day?
The congregation enjoyed singing
the favourite Easter hymns and
the children received Easter bas-
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four children. All of the dozen children, born to mothers while
in a trance by Dr. Ifink, are thriving.
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WINGHAM, ON1,
The Donnybrook W.M,S. and
W.A. meeting will be held -at th e
home of Mrs. Wm. Hardy on Tues-
day, April 10th,
Mr, Hugh affersori, of Niagara
Palls, spent the wech,,end with his
uncle, Mr; Chas, Jefferson, Mrs.
Jefferson and family,
Mr, and Mrs, Wm, Webster, of
St, Helens, were Sunday visitors
With Mr. and Mrs, Stuart Chamney
and daughters,
Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Cliaroney, of
Belgrave, spent the week-end with
Mt-, and Mrs, .Sam,- Thompson and
Miss Grace Thompson, of Simone,
and Mr, Reit Thompson, ,of Wing-
ham, visited 'at the same home on
Saturday.
Miss Irene Jefferson, et Dunn-
ville, is home for the holidays.
Other visitors at the Jefferson
home included: Mr, and' Mrs.
George Reeves, Carol Robinson and
Larry Reeves, of Toronto; Mr. and.
Mrs. John Jefferson, of Munroe;
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Chessel, of Mit-
chell; Mr, and Mrs. George Jeffer-
son, of Clinton and Mr, and Mrs.
John Wickstead, of Morris.
Miss Joan' Doerr, of Niagara
Falls, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Chamney, of Auburn, were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Chamney,
PR, W. A, .GRAWIVBJD NAWALli
PlICSIDEINIT. AT ANNUAL
MEETING OF CURLERS
(Continued trom page 'one,)
Irreneb, skip; M. Keating, J. Burn-
stead, McKay; consolation, A,
MaeWilliam, skip; L. Gardner,
Maantyre, B. MacDonald.;
runners up, J. Bowman, skip; W.
flaselgrove, A, Leaver, Q. King%
A, discussion took place regard-
ing the Rae & Ratz Plaques, Dr.
Irwin brought to the attention of
the meeting the fact that the
names of the annual winners had
not been placed on the plaque
and it was going, to cost $5,00 for
each rink to have its name put
on in the manner originally in-
tended. It was decided that the
Rats and D. Rae plaques should
be brought up to date. The pre-
sent names on the plaques are
to be taken /off and replaced by,
less expensive records using smal-
ler suitable inscriptions.
Casey Casemore reported for
the rock committee and stated
the total cost of the rocks were
$1,999.47, of which the sum of
$1,584.23 had been collected, The
balance owing Was $41.5,24. It was
moved that the committee be
complimented on their excellent ,
work, the report of the chairman
be accepted and the committee re-
appointed to carry on 'their good
work for another year.
'Plan Improvements at Rink
Dr. Crawford, the new president,
then took the chair -'and asked for
the co-operation of the members
for the ensuing year and a dis-
cussion concerning our heating
system took place. It was decided
that the matter of . the beating
be left in charge of the building,
maintenance and repairs commit-
tee who are to bring in a report
to the executive and the proper
steps taken to assure that the=
building is properly- heated for
next year.
Considerable discussion then
took place concerning the im-
provements to the Ice and it was
suggested that the rink be ex-
cavated to the extent of four feet
throughout and crushed rock be
used as fill. S. Sweeney stated
that he had a bull-dozer and he
would let the club have the use
of it without charge. This state-
ment, brought hearty applause
from all members attending the
meeting. It was decided that the
matter of excavating, etc., be left
to , the maintenance committee,
who are to report in six weeks'
time to the executive. The exe-
cutive were then empowered to
take whatever steps they deemed
proper under the circumstances.
Following the meeting a dello-
us lunch was served by the la-
dies.
GENEROUS,
TRADE-IN
ALLOWANCE:
spend the week-end with 'relatives
in town.
—Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McCul-
lough and baby, of Clinton, spent
Easter with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Currie.
--Mr, and Mrs. John McLeod of
Guelph, spent the Easter holidays
with her Mother, Mrs. Janet Buch-
anan,
—Mr. and Mrs, Jeffrey Hawkins
and family, of London, spent tit:
week-end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Stafford Bateson-
--Mr. and Mrs. Harold Foster
and Bonnie, spent the week-end
with their parents at Hensall and
Exeter.
—mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mac-
Donald and family, of Kinlough,
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Machan.
• —Mr. Allen Chariton and Miss
Dorothy Broughton, of Hamilton,
Visited with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Charlton.
'—Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Smith and
Karen, of Kitchener, spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
fred Henry.
..—Mr, and Mrs, Ken Johnson and
Terry, of Birmingham, ' spent the
holidays with his mother, Mrs.
Murray Johnson,
.—Dr. and 'Mrs. 'W, Davis sinnt
the hOlidays with their ,•daughter,
Mrs. J. T. Biidfell and family- at
Camp Borden..
*Dr, and Mrs. , Bruce Fox and
daughter, of Guelph, spent Easter
with their parents, Dr. and Mrs,
A. J. Fox and Mrs. A, J. Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rowland and
`children of Burlington spent Easter
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Parker, of
London, spent Easter with their
son, Rev. H, L, and Mrs. Parker
and Elizabeth.
—Mr. and Mrs. Muffett and fam-
ily of Toronto, spent• Easter with
Mrs. Muffett's mother, Mrs. A. J.
Walker, -
-Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Smith
and family, of Tillsonburg, spent
the week-end with friends and
relatives in town. „
—Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shiell and
sons, of London, spent the week-
end with his father, Mr, and Mrs.
R. M. Shiell,
Mr, and Mrs, E. A. Elliott and
son, Brad, of Sarnia, spent the
holidays With their parents. Mrs.
Elliott and Brad are remaining for
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--1Viayor. an51 Mrs. .R, E. McKin-
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Gild, Mrs.• 'John .Hopper, of
London, spent the •week-end with
their ppents
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Mr; and .,Mrs,: Marvin ?S,mallinan,
of London, „spent the holidays with
Mrs Gwen Adams.
and MrS, Neil'IVIcLear, of
Toronto:. spent Easter With Mr. and
Mrs.i "E!rriar Walker., .
Mr„ rind Mrs. Andy ,Bell of Pet-
rolia,arezl isrrit'the holidays .with their p
—Mrs. J: Sloan. arirved home
after, a' Month's visit in Florida
with ;her and sister.
and:MrS.'MarVin Brown and
babY,, Kingston spent
the week=end with' their, parents.
—Mr:*'Ancl Mrs :Michael MCP1mil
and faMily, spene.the Easter holi-
day relatiVeS "in Chicago.'
Mrs Wm B: McCool
have.1 c ti iconic - aftCi." slier) di ng
seve'tal; W4se,f4'
—1,11Skpoi,oen ,IVEtichan aPiint the
EaaPi*,heiAlaYs• with friends in
Toronto
spent the week endrwith h'is father;;
Procter and
f -;ChfetZgo, 7sPent. Easter
• •
--MiSs,..Shirley.„Foxten;-of Lon-
don,,,Spent Easter with,. her. parents.
Mr. ...and Mrs: T. A..Foitton...
—Mr,- and-Mrs., HoWard Braden,
of Toronto,' Spent .• the week-end
with::.3V3i.. and Mrs, Dori Adams,
Mfrs ',1Vladelipe 14einbuck, of
StratfOrdi,..SPent 'the -week-end with
Mr, atiir:Mri. LOrnC.MCDonald.
MeBuyiley, of King-
ston, is '..Visiting With. his sister,
Mrs. Victor YoUng; Frances Street
anti; his .brother, John, of Marnoch.
--Oas Shirley. McLean and
Jerry Maudsley, of London, spent
the week-end' at the home of Mr.
and *Mrs. Harry Merkley.
—Mr. Coo. Love, and son, Bob,
of Chatworth, spent the Easter.
Week-end with Mr.. and Mrs, R. G.
Gannett.
--Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gannett and
Mrs. pee. McMartle, of Toronto,
la Hilo la
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Heal and
daughter, of Hensall, spent the
week-end with their parents, Mr,
and Mrs. 'Heal and Mrs. A. J, Wal-
ker.
—Mr. and Mrs. George Town and
family, of Owen. Sound and Miss
Mary Louise Town of Stratford,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Town.
spent Easter with their parents,
—Miss Verna Showers and her
friend, Miss Helen Townend of
London, spent the week-end with
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Chas, Showers,
—Mrs. Athol Pardon and family,
of Sarnia, spent the week-end with
her sister, Mrs. Gordon Leggatt,
Mr. Leggatt and family, Betty Pur-
don is remaining for a week.
--Mr. and Mrs. J. Stephens of
Campbellford, spent the Easter
holidays with their son, John
Stephens, Mrs. Stephens and fam-
ily.
—Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D. Galbraith
of Kitchener , and Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Dickinson of Ottawa "were
holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
W. A,, Galbraith.
--Mr. and Mrs. Carman Coutts
and daughters, Barbara and Mary-
anne of OttaWa, spent the week-
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.,
R', A. Coutts.
—Mr. and Mrs. Weir EckensWil=
ler, and Misses Babe and Pearl
Echenswiller, of Mimic°, spent
Easter with their aunt, Mrs. E, A.
VanStone, John St.
—Mr. and Mrs. Edward Forgie,
Misses Marie and Joan, of Toronto,
spent Easter with the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Forgie.
--Dr. 'arid Mrs. Bill Bergman,
Rickey and Janef of Kirkland Lake;
spent the Easter holiday with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Burgman.
—Mrs. Edgar Vincent, of Spring-
field, Ontario, visited over the
week-end with her sisters, Mrs.
Geo. Olver and Misses Flora and
Mary McCallum,
--Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sander-
son, of Stratford spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Town and
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Elliott. Miss
Alma Jane Elliott returned with
them for the holidays,
—Mr. and. Mrs. Walter Kukur-
uciza. and Mr. Lorne Fitzgerald, of
Belleville and Trenton spent the
week:end at the home of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mach-
an,
—Mrs, Keith Tomlinson accom-
panied by her son Robert and
daughter Shiela, is spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W, R. Hamilton, Patrick
Street.
—Miss Ruth Showers, Reg.N.,
left for a ten-hay Visit at the home
of Mr, and Mrs. A. Seeaga at
Kingston, Jamaica. While there
she will he a guest at the wedding
of, Miss Laurice Seeaga,
to Mr, Rodger Smith,
—Miss Donelda MacDonald, of
Toronto, Mr. -Rey Bridge, Bramp-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. James Scott Jr.,
Jay and Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
MacDonald and Lou Ann' of Lower
Wingliarn, spent Easter with Mrs.
Roy MacDonald tirid family.
—Mr. and Mrs, H. Ferisham
and daughter. Linda, of °.roz'onto,
*tit the Week-end with her father,
Mr. James Smith, Carling Terrace.
Mr. J. E. Smith, of Ottawa, spent
the taster week-end with his
father at the same home.
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about a Jap-hating G.I. who is
assigned to the Army of Occu-
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