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I'fosC :0p, women frtirn 6.5 auxi-
qe .rr}etJp Wcsloy-Wlllis•AUnited
4;1'ch, ;Croton far the thirty-
annual meeting .of Fluran
Abyteriai Woman's Missionary
$sty of the United •Church .of
it .on Wednesday, March 27
rrrorning .and afternooi s
'is were conducted by the preSi-
rs, W, McVittie.
e theme" Christ in Fault• and
ltn, sa." was developed 'by•open-
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services led 5 by two
t-lresidents,. Mrs, J. A, McGill
Idrs,,
M. Dennis in the morn -
Mgr *i 4 Mrs, W. Love and Mrs, T.
1.41:in the afternoon, Music for
t• . "r)ay was 'under the direction
iO rtbe� organist, Mrs, R. M. Rennie
!l :during the afternoon Mrs. B.
Satter and Mrs W Henderson
plifit 'a beautiful duet,
," .There were 2,290 membersof the
in. Huron Presbytery for
lobs i•. -a decrease of 18. The tress -
i *ir reported that the allocation
Qr;1957 would be $21,900 an
*runt which had been exceeded
1956 by more than one thousand
altars, This surplus is to be divi-
• •equally between the Scholar-
a ip, T'und and for use in providing
are Christian radio and television
programmes in Canada.
,aA:'aeav feature this year was
► anted reports of the year's work
,'submitted by the various de-
:• rtmental secretaries. These en-
led.
n-
I .everydelegate to take home
,.�.�
o'hr-town
auxiliary eCcura @ facts
' , til Pfigtires for ready reference
'`' dfurther study by local officers.
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heatre
w'o •chows each night
First at 7.15
Fri., Sat.,Apr. 1-5-6
tiiariin Jerry Lewis
lit.
:"}lollywood Or Bust"
apsekv advwitures 0.f Holly-
rtoo la'' Soteniest comedy team.
4 •.. Tues., Wed.; Aar. 8-9-10
,'Theatre Closed
114o Easter Seals.
Space det►ated by
"otet Brunswick
Tiley else enabled .each seerctery.•
to slicais about her hopes and plans:
for 1.07—the "Forward Look". But
these pians can only be realized
When .everyone first concentrate's
on the "Upward Look", 'Net ane
recruit for toil time service in the
church has..eoine forward during
the past year in the whole of Lon-
don Conference,
The literature secretary reviewed
many interesting and worthwhile
books and, ,presented the book
award to Crediton auxiliary. The
report of the resolution committee
was presented by its chairman,
Mrs, C. E, Zurbrigg, Exeter..
Missionary's Address
The highlight el the afternoon
session was • an address by Miss E.
Palethorpe, returned missionary
from Korea. In clear, concise lang-
uage, Miss Palethorpe painted a
vivid word picture of Korea, which
greatly increased her listeners' in-
terest and sympathetic understand-
ing •of this country,
The division of the country at
the 38th parallel leaves the com-
munists in control of the wealthier
north, where all the hydro power
is concentrated. The poorer agri-
cultural south lacks resources and
fuel of any type with which to
develop electric power. No power—
no industries, no jobs, no pay. The
people exist in unbelievable pov-
erty, living under bridges, in caves
or cardboard and tin huts. Eighty
per cent ofthe government's bud-
get is spent on defence, leaving
government officials grossly under-
paid, which in turn causes cor-
ruption and sliding moral stand-
ards, ard, Under such uch c nd dons the
Christian Church, hindered by the
lack of senior, experienced mis-
sionaries, strives to -serve. In the
field of education and medicine
much,has been done.
"Christian Citizenship and You"
proved to be a panel discussion
chaired by Mrs. H. Pollock, which
challenged everyone to practise
Christianity in all phases of citi-
zenship. The memorial service was
conducted by Mks. C. Tavener,
Grand Bend, The president spoke
of the fine spirit of co-operation
evident throughout the Presbytery
and urged each one to pray con-
stantly for strength to advance in
the work,
Officers for 1957-58
The following officers were in-
stalled by Mrs, E. Des Jardins:
Honorary pres., Mrs. W. J.
Greer,- Wingham; past pres., Mrs.
S. Des Jardihs, Grand Bend; ,pres.,
Mrs, Win. McVittie, Blyth;' lst
vice-pres., Mrs.. H, Doig, Ford-
wich; sectional vice-presidents,
Centre, • Mrs, Earl Mills, Walton;
West, Mrs, Tait Clark, Goderich;
South, Mrs, W. Love, Grand Bend;
North, Mrs. M. Dennis, Bluevale.
Recording sec., Mrs, G. Michie,
Brussels; corresponding) see., Mrs.
W. B. Cruikshank, Wingham;
treasurer, Mrs, J. A. Sutter, Clin-
ton; departmental secretaries,
Christian Stewardship, Mrs. , S. A.
Moots; Goderich; Mission Circles,
Mrs. J., T. White, Londesboro;
C.G.i,T. Groups, Mrs. E. McCreath,
Walton; Mission Bands, Miss M.
Jackson, Auburn; Baby Bands,
Mrs. M. Gardiner, Kirkton; Litera-
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The President's Sull
Marie Paule, president of the Association of Canadian Couturiers, de-
signed this elegant viscose suit in Oxford grey with a woman,executive
in mind for the Springcollection pf the. Association. • She used the
fabulously soft 100 percent viscose coloray fabric called L'Aimant for
the suit and a glazed viscose/cotton sateen with a modern black and,
gray design on a honey ground for the lining of the suit jacket and
matching shirtwaist with the Italian' look. Both fabrics are Canadian,:
L'Aimant by Donmil Ltd.; . the 'sateen by Consolidated Textiles. Hat is
by Irene of Montreal,
ture, Mrs, K, ,Webster, Blyth; as-
sociate members, Mrs. Roy Law-
son, Seaforth; supply, Mrs, J. A.
McGill, Clinton; community friend-
ship, Mrs. Elgin McKinley, Zurich;
Missionary Monthly,. Miss( Agnes
Anderson, Centralia; Christian
Citizenship, Mrs. 1, Pollock, Ford-
wich; press, Mrs. G. Beecroft, Bel -
grave; candidate, Mrs. G, W. TU.-
fin,
if=fin, Wingham; Explorer Groups,
Mrs. Andrew McNichol, Seaforth.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Clarkson Martin
of Galt, and Mr. and: Mrs. Donald
Stewart of Waterloo, spent the
week -end with the former's par-
ents, Mr.." and Mrs. Chas, Martin.
—Miss Emma DuVal who has
been visiting her brother, Mr. A.
R. DuVal for the past four months
went to Midland on Sunday .with
her niece, Mrs. K. R. Sorters and
will return to Toronto ,from there.
Mr. and Mrs. "Somers, Gregory,
Valerie and Glenna spent Satur-
day with the Du Vale and Sunday
in Blyth.
1YIr, and Mrs. E, E, Sutton, of
New Liskeard, ..were ,week -end
guests of Mr. , and Mrs, W. E.
Fielding, Victoria Vic -o i Street East.
•
—Mr. and Mrs. Donald Adams
and. family spent the week -end in
Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. How-
ard Braden.
—Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Keith of
Toronto spent the week -end at the
home of her mother Mrs. Carr,
—Mrs. Archie Hertel and ;child-
ren of Kitchener spent the week-
end with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Sinnamon, Minnie St
—Mr. and. Mrs. Cecil • Walpole
spent the week -end with •Londdn
relatives.
—Mr. and Mrs. Barry Wenger
and family and Mrs, Robert
Wenger spent Sunday with friends.
in Mitchell.,
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BIRTHS
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ROUSSELLE—In Scarborough •
General Hospital,- on Tucaday,
March 26, 1957, to Mr. arid, Mrs.
Eldon Rousselle 'tree 1Vfeurial"
Brydges), of Scarborough, a son.
MORRISON — To •MM. and ' Mrs.
Sohn Morrison; it R. 5, Lucknow,
in Wingham General hospital, on
March 26, 1957, a son,
CASLICK To Mr. and Mrs."•(Vil-
liarn Castlek, R.. R, 2, Teeswaterr
' in Wingham General hospital, on.
March 26, '1957,"•
a dtiughtcr,'
McDQWELL — To Mr. and•Mrs,
Harvey McDowell, of Belgrave,
in Wingham General' Hospital,, on.
March. 28; 1957, a daughter, • •
T'O..TON—To Mr, and Mrs, 4;Ti;`en-
neth F'"oicton, of 'Wingllani, in
Wlegha n General Hosilltill, nn
Match 90; 1967; a Son,
BROWN—TO Mi", and Mrs, Robert
Brown, orf Wroitetcr, lii Winghan9
General Hbspittil, March 31; 1057,
a daughter.
SCHNEIDER. TO Mrr, and Mrs.
"Wnt, J. Schneider, of wteeswater,
in Winghain General Ilospitai, oti
March 31, 1967, a; daughter;
•
C1` OAXIli ' •'PO Mr. arid Mrs.
Stewart Cleakey, * ,} , 4, Oros.,
Eels, !ii Wingham General.'f:tog,
luted, oli_ gareh •2s;;,191i7, tt ban,
W.I. PRESENTS
VARIETY NIGHT
FORDWICH—The Women's In-
stitute of Fordwich presented their
annual variety :concert on Friday
night, March 29th, to a large crowd
at the community hall. The mem-
bers were divided into three
groups, each group responsible for
a half hour program.
The South group started with :a
spring scene ih a garden. Town
Group had the wedding of Jack
and- Jill and a skit, "Paddy Md'
Ginty''s Goat". North.Group had a;
negro quartette and a negro, skit.
Solos and duets :between each,.
made for an evening of fun.
WOMEN'S LIBERAL
ASSOC. FORMED
.An enthusiastid group of Liberal
Women from Well'ngton-Huron rid-
ing met last week at the home of
Mrs. Gordon Harr son, near Harris -
ton, and after careful- consider-
'ation, proceeded with the: organiz-
i ofLiberalat on a Women's Libe Associ-
ation for this, very important con-
stituency. • ;
Mrs. Ennis Murphy of Mount
Forest presided: andexplained to
the group in careful detail the
procedure to be followed, the aims
and objectives of such an organiz-
ation, and a variety of methods
which might serve to.achieve these'
goals. Poliowing a brisk discus-
sion and a keen quhstion-and- -
answer period, it was decided to
proceed with the organization and
the following officers were elected:
President, Mrs• Gordon Harrison,
Harriston•; vice-president, Mrs.
Ennis Murphy, Mount Forest; sec-
retary, Mrs. Millan Jamieson,
Fergus. In addition to 'these a
convener will be named for each
municipality in the riding;
,After the organization meeting,
was - completed, John McQueen;
brought greetings frost} the Liberal
Association, of which he is mei-
dent, t, and Arnold arroAr 'ol D the
Liberal candidate for the forth-
coming election, spoke effectively
on some issues facing the party,•
both locally and 'federally.
A social hour follower( and Mrs;
Harrison, assisted b"y Mrs. Darroch
and Miss Harrieoz , served a de''llc-
sous lunch, , . . .
United Chiurch
The •,regular .meeting of the Unit,°
ed. Church 'Young I'`eorile's Unioii
was "aliened with y, sing -song
charge of Frattcee Walker and
Margaret Machan, sifter Whiclt
Heidi Haines led 'in business, The
Worship servldc was opened with.
a poem read by Irene Saint, tot,
lowed by the singing pt the 'hymn
"'My Faith (Looks U,p to.. 'Thee,'
The Scripture lesson, taken from
Acts 'td, was read by Doreen Bur.'
den", • Muriel GoWdy led In prayer,.
followed '1 y site ,'of teriftg arid ilio
tonic, °What Do Yeti Think"; lett'
by 'Gwen Howe. The warship Set '
Vide closed with the 'singing" Of
'Went ens ae lh Asn".•
Ileereatiott: was .in 2hftrgc ;of,
,Me'kcs Gowdy and the meeting was
,ei09cd with 'ttt.$, -
MARKS `INETYRFIRST .
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L1I IN K •:. S
F011,DWICH—Mrs,• fi.,hrls, ,Severso
who is confined to Listeafel 00S -
pita! with a broken:: hip, celebrated
her ilxst birthday over the week-
end, The nurses made a birthday
Cake with 91 candles; ,which Mrs,
$evert blow out herself, Since .sbe'.
has been confined to hospital with;
a broken hip she else enderwent
an operation for bladder trouble,
Wins at ;euchre
WBITECF1URCHI — .Eight tables
played euchre in Fordyce .School
on Wednesday evening, with the
'teacher, Mrs. George Fisher, in
charge. Mrs,. Harold Gaunt acid.
Earl Caslii;k held high points, and
Mrs. Chas, Martin and Donald
Martin held .low points, Mrs, J, D.
Beecroft won: the prize for the
,most line "hands.
After lunch it was announced
that the sohool will .hold a concert
in St. Helens hall on April 12. i
FORDWICN
A bus load of 43, mostly .ihetnbers
of Pee Wee and Bantam hockey
teams of Fordwich with their.
coach and manager, attended the
Icecapades at'Kitchener on Wed-
nesday night. All reported .a grand'
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hambly and.
children of Guelph visited Sunday
with Mr and Mrs. Fred Hambly.
,
Mrs. C. Simmons, Miss Luella;
and Harvey' of Wroxeter visited
one day last week .with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Simmons.
Mr. and. Mrs, Frank Graham of
St. Marys spent the week -end in
the community, Mrs. Graham will
remain for a longer visit.
Mrs. Ruby Forester of Toronto.
spent the week -end at her home
here.
Mr, and .Mrs. Scott •Keith and
Randy of Kitchenervisited Sun-
day with Mr, and Mrs. Alex Keith..
Mrs. Edith, Witmer • spent last
week at the home of her son Ralph
and Mrs. Witmer in Waterloo:,
Mrs. Stan Stephenson and two
children visited all last week avail
relatives in Toronto,
The many friends of Mrs. -Glenn
Martin will be sorry to learn she
underwent an :operation at Listowel
Hospital last week.. She • is wished
a speedy return ,.home.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred. Hambly and
Janie, also Miss 'Sharon . Pollock
spent ;Saturday in -Kitchener and
attendeed the Icecapades.
Misses Phyllis Keith ' and Mar-
mile Johnson of Stratford spent the
Week -end at their respective homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Schaefer, ac-
companied by Mrs. Winnifred
Rumple, spent a day last week in
London.
Mrs. Ken Graham; Mrs. Harold
Pollock, Mrs. Stan Bride, Mrs.
William Wilson, Mrs. Geo. Ashton.
Mrs. Jas. Warrell, Mrs. Glenn
Johnston, Mrs. Ira Schaefer, Mrs.
William Lloyd and Mrs, J. W. Hird
attended the 32nd annual Huron
Presbyterial of the W.M.S. held in
Wesley Willis United \Church at
Clinton last week.
Mr. Carman Bride of Caledonia
spent the week -end with his par-
ents, Mr and Mrs. H. M. Bride.
Misses Violet and Lenore :Bos-
withericic spent the week -end in
Toronto. •
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Ammummimimaink
!i* .004104 op, tilet, birth of a ''Dist. young Peo .le
daughter; also to Mr. and Mrs, J. i 1
Meliteata ,aa the birth of their ' Weal' .Jim Shynkar
tenth child, a son, botll at Listowel
H9spital, - '
Pr. 1. D. Fords, assisted' by three
Public health nurses. administered
Polio shots to about .25o school
children at the 4Fordwioh. Public
Schaal on Wednesday;
Mrs, B. Mitellell of Winnipeg
visited one day last weeds with Mrs.
Gallagher at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Toni MCGlement,
Mr, David Telles of Termite
visited over the week -end with
Mr, Harold Gibson,
Miss Marianne Doig of Searhei'o
visited .over the week -end with her
Parents,
Sunday 'visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. Vittie were Mr, and Mrs,
Albert Walden and Mrs, Bowes .et
Listowel and Mr. and Mrs, Tom
Vittie of Gorrie,
"Mrs, H, Brown of G_ orris visited
a few days last Week with Mr, and
Mrs, Clare Harris,
Mr, and Mrs, ;Harvey Orth, 'Shir-
ley and Thelma '04 Listowel visited
Sunday wikh Me, and Mrs, Enitner-
son Hargrave.
Mr, and Mrs, Harry Fluker of
)Palmerston visited Sunday with
Mr. and M'rs, Art Forester.
'Mr, and Mrs. Mae Corbett and
:family of London spent the week
end with Mr, and Mrs. Ed Mat-
thews. '
Miss Joan Kemerling and Mr,
Jack Wilding ,of Toronto spent
Sunday with tate former's patents,
Me, and Mrs, Anson Dercriing,
Mr, and Mrs. ,Steve I3utchart of
Toronto visited ^over .the week -end
at the home .of Mr,' and Mrs. H,
M, Bride, Mr. and Mrs, James'
Stephenson of •Harriston were Sun-
day guests at the same . hgr"ne,
Mrs. Stewart MaeNaughton and
John of Wroxeter visited with
relatives here. on Sunday,
WROXET''Rr-•.Jim Slryllitar of
lfrrnntanuei •Gallego, Toronto, was.
guest ,speaker when members: of
the Young People's Union, United
Church, held e. -•special servieo Qn
Sunday, evening, 71'tr. Silyukar
spoke from the parable Of .The
Good Samaritan ' and said all
young people niay dict be called to
the ministry, but all -can follow in
the footsteps of Christ.
Pan Howes, president of the
Wroxeter YP,U„ gave the Pall to
worship; Bruce ;Grainger read the
Scripture lesson; Catharine Mae -
Donald led in Prayer and Huth
Toner was organist, The choir of
18 members sang "'The Harbour
of Home", Ian Howes was soloist
and chose "Bless This 'Rause",
Rev. W. J. V, Buchanan spoke
words of appreciation to the ,guest
speaker, who was formerly princi-
pal' of. Wroxeter school and later
taught in VI/Ingham. He is now in
his second year at college,
Following the service a fireside
in the schoolroom was attended by
l0 "young people \from Wingham,
$luevale, Belgrave and Edmore,
Nancy Newton and Kelvin Buch-
anan led in a sing -song. Gwen
Gibson, Daisy Gibson, Elaine Stat-
ia, John McGee,' Paul Higgins and
David Sanderson'. assisted, Ushers
were James ' Sanderson, Larry
Snell, John Brown and Bob Strong.
Mr. David Penes . of ` Toronto
visited over the Week -end with Mr.
Harold Gibson.
Miss Karen Lynn of Orangeville
is spending this week with her
grandmother, Mrs. Dora Ridley.
Mr,, , and ,Mrs, Lloyd Simmer -
maker and little son spent Sunday
with rfriends in Kitchener.
SPRING
IS IN TH'E. SIR l:
YROETh.. -.
Mr, and Mrs, Clarence white ,}rrd
Mr, and Mrs. Bob White, all of
Toronto spent the weeit'end at the
fprnter's Notre here,
Members of the Wgineti's Mls
.sionary Society :liavo been invited,
to the Master TI3aniterfering ser•-
vice off- the Woman's ,f ttxillary,.
Trinity Church, ,i'4rdwipb, en Wed;?
nesday, April lotrl, at; 2.3Q, p.m.
Guest ,speaker Will be Mrs. George
Malcolm, recently :returned frpp
Formosa,
S,$, ?Vo,:2, '1 urnberrY held li
progressive otwlire atthe school,
on Friday night in ald of Turn.
berry 'Centennial funds, Eight
tables were in play, Mrs, Wes New-
ton held high scare fpr ladles,
Harvey Timm for pen, Consolation
awards were given .to MIS. E,
ton and Eldred 'Nichol,'
Wroxeter Women's Tnstltute Feld.
a, progressive euchre in, the spirt
munity hall on Thursday flight,
Twelve tables were in play. Wing•
nets were: Mrs, 3, 'Will and• Mrs.
Cathers, Wes ,Underwood, Boyd.
Marshall. -Birthday prizes; Mrs, G',
McCormick, Mrs. Clarke Sherpilt,
Special bingo was won by Arlen
Munro.
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