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JCK BATESQN
MGM ANENT
The regeda.r meetilag of the'
Wimghaln Kizzette Club was held
at rile Berri' of Ivfrs. Harley .Fisher
on Mun.day evening. (.'resident Mrs,'
Jack Lloyd was In charge at the
meeting.
The Kinettes.Yeted . donation tai:
;he Boy* Snouts arid, one to the,
Easter real •Campaign, Mrs, Mer„ ;
vie; Tenlpie w n gave s. favorable
report on the arena food .booth.
The eieetion of officers 'Was then
held and the totiowitig were`ehosen:'
to take office in September: Presi-.
ient, Airs, Jack Bateson; vice
president, Mrs. Lorne MciD.on#ald;
asee tarry, Tetra. Maii Williams;
treasurer, rifr& Vic Lbughlea.n;::
registrar, Mrs, 'Bruce 74aeDorrald;.
bulletin editor Mrd" Bill
Connell'
press reporter; Mrs. Boss Hamil-
ton.
Final arrangements- were made
fox the later -club meeting to be
held in lAtigliam, oil April I7, When
all clubs 3n Dlstriet r'wifl attend.
A delirious hrneh was served: at
-the' close of the meeting mans- the:
neat meeting date is April 22. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Martin
i�
.5Ye .
Married
Years s: ied
.: fay„ and diets. ,Charted Martha oa
W1ngharn„ celebrated their 65th
tt
wtdi#s 6 ria niversary on Tuc?sdayt•
keit, their Frances Street` home, to-
gether with 'nary friends and rele-
tives.
. The couple was married :in 1902
In ,St, Andrew's Presbyterialr
manse by the Rev D. Periie Mr.
..and Mfrs. Martin 'began their nlar-
ried life in Morris Township, where
be worked with the CNR. `They*
_:have ,one son; Clarkson, who wires
i esent yesterday .wsnth his wife5
'sand daughter. Lorna.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin moved to'
•Wiagham: in 1943, shortly after Mr.
,J•,;Etw ix •retired, they are Members
froi• St. 4i'tdrevis Presbyterian
Churcha :I .Mrs. 'Martin is a mem-
ber of"il e pi!ingham Women'.a In-
stitue-
Before her marriage, the bride of
rats+ago was Miss Mary Bur -
zees, daughter ,of Mr. 'and Mr.s.
James- Burgess, of `9Vuiglsam.
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Winglrarn, Ont.
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trim ,branch of ;Canadian
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•Goforth Auxiliary
To Aid Extension
The March, meeting of the Go-
forth .Evening Auxiliary o fened
with Seripture and meditations by
Mrs. Cameron and Mrs. Forsyth,
onthe theatre of Christ's two great'
ea/amends. The story of the good
Samaritan brine us to the ones -
tion, '"Who is my neiglxbotir'.°w No
matter what we do or sag, We help'.
or hinder -others. Dlot .all faithful
•aervants can worship in safety,
anti it was very fitting for r rs.
•Currie to lead us in ,prayer ,ford
the safety of all Christian.workers,
Two musical numbers were given
ley, Mrs. Fengkn, Mrs. Day', Mrs.
Creielisbank and Mrs: Vandercocle
aeeompanied by Mrs. Gurney,,
President, Mrs. Arbuckle ireptiod
ed the group that Mrs, :Gea:''Mal-
poti'n'is to be the guest speaker for
the April meeting; that Members
are to come prepared to ask
Mr. grid liars ponies Ross Casemore were ;married on Satur la'y• April
(questions about the work in Ji'cfr
t th, :at Andrew's 'Presbyterian manse. The bride ie the i:o rni.er' rnosa; that the Even]n; . Confer
.cin ':
)`actor Violet Ikl'c7,ean, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. tarries McLean, of once is to 1010.-Torontofrom
?STottaiea;Ontario, andthe groom is the son. of Mr. and IVIrs,'ttndrew' May to 5, with Miss Ruby Walker
Casemore, tri Wingham. " speaking about national missions,,
—Photo by Hammerton., and Miss Laura Pelton • telling
about visual. aids. The. Synodical is
to be .in Listowel April 3 to 11, with.
Casemore-McLeas7 ]Vliss.•Margaret Webster asspecia)
MYTH SPEAKER FOR
siI alcor:
Vauss on Saturday
Ali •
members of the Auxiliary
TflNKOFFER'LNG'
MM. -Rev.) A. Watson; :of Blyth,
was 'sheat apeaker at the 'taster
Thuniioffering meetint of the Wo-
man`s Missionary :Society in Wing -
ham United Church. The program
had been arranged by Mrs. N. Mc-
Laughlin,' who conducted the ser"-
vice..She opened the aneeting with
an Easter reading, while Mrs. Sas.
Henry read Scripture selections
dealing with Easter and the' Re-
surrection. Mrs. Wm. Field then:
-offered ;prayer. The . appropriate
solo, "T1 y S'if1J1 be Done'; *as sung
by Mfrs. .aJ. S. Lewis.
Mrs. 'Watson spoke abirut Our
Ste v`ard§hip'*, taking th.e three as
peets ,stewardship of time, :mater-
ial blessings and prayer_ She re-
marked: that this is :a vital furca
:in our lives, through whieh'we ac-
'complish those things which :are
needful to ourselves .and also reaeh
to the outside world.
We :should be happy when we
have .brie 'toare and should use'
e.
some` of it to do the Small things:
and little kindnesses .dor those who,
are ill and cloned in. She made a,
direct •,appeal for more supplii4s to
be gathered and, forwarded without
delay to :countries' where the need
is so ,great.
1vlrs. 'Rotilston thanked the
speaker for her challenging mes-
sage.
An irritation was accepted frons
the Evening Auitilary 'to attenda'
meeting on Friday erening, April
32,, which will he .addressed by lefts.'
George..Maicolm, who will 'tell"trf
her work in Formosa.
The Thankofferin'g 'was received,
anddedicated by the president, `.
Mrs. ' .Fiitgland, who dosed the
meeting with prayer.
The Presbyterian manse;: Wing-: Wereasked to join with other soei-
hien, was the scene of a pretty ties In offering a special April
wedding on Saturday, at 2:00 'pm.•: contribution to ,extend the work, as
ween Rea, Alexander Nimnro of follows: (1). a new worker for the
ficiated ;for the niarria e•of Helen: Chinese; (2) a new deaconess; • 3)
� er ,
Violet ]e
t MeLein to Douglas three new
missionaries
to work
Casemore, The bride is the dough- among the refugees; (4) two new
ter of Mr. and . Mrs. James Me- I missionaries 'for Nigeria -4\ 0)� one
Lean, Nottawa, Ontario, and the new missionary for the Koreans in
groom Is the son oaf Mr, and Mrs. (Jalian; (G)a new rn]ssionaxyr fdr
Andrew' Ca:iernore, Wingham. British Guiana.
,�I
The brid=e. selected a dress of, 1 The offertory prayer and 'high -
white .French lace over i satin. with l]ghts from the 'Glad Tidings s were
ti
strapless bodice and matching Wel--given by Mrs. Clark and ; Mrs.
era ; With lily -point sleeves and. Heywood. .
Peter Pan :collar triinn
red' with se The study of Malaya and 71tislon-
quirts. The 'skirt was :trimmed i esia -was continued from .the.pre-
with net appliqued flowers. and viola,- meethig..hy .lvlrrs.. M.:Seott
she; •carried a cascade of Sweet- f and °Mrs. :Balser These, :districts
r
se isf acts
heart roses. •formerly.. Controlled/bag, the -Dutch
ts. Glenn Caepxnore, .as 'matron found. It difficult .to be entirely
of honor wore a dress :of paie blue self-governing The Dutch; treated.
net over taffeta with strapless,, bo -;'the :colonies as.•ohildren. There are
dice. and rna'tch]ng bolero. She- ,in Malaya, 000,000 people,; in .a
carried a nosegay of pink tarns-:'melting"pot; of •many nations: Brit
tion
s. 1 isle policy ..1
s to reserve civil posts
Mn- Glenn 'Casemore • acted as
groomsman. •
A. reception was held, fellew"Ing
the ceremony at the Hotel Bruns-
wiek in WiIIghanl, with ,guests
from •.Chicago, Duntroon, Not'tawa
Toronto and l?arkhi]i
For their wedding trip to Nia,'d
gra. Falls and the United States,
the bride donned a grey -blue .dress-
maker suit with which; she wore
•
:fox: the Malayans, and economic
1. posts for the Chinese. Although
there are 300 resident missionaries
in Malaya, the prevailing ,religion
Iis that•ofIs
lam
.
aslie.meeting en
ed with the lest
verse of the :hymn; "'Father, Thy
name he praised"',:
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White and navy accessories and a
corsage of white orchids.
On their return Mr and arils
Cesernore will reside in Wingham.
Friends Honor?
Miss M. McCallum
On Monday evening, March I8,'
at a bridge party head at the home..
of Mrs. )3ert ]Maters,, 3Vliss Mc-
Callum was presented with a.
brooch by her friends The follow-
G -
evening friends gathered at
ro
eery
hone, Our Prices, Are Lower Free?
g9O We Keep Down the Upkeep Delivery
learnt
Always Fresh
SAVE Se
Scbneider'sCrispy Flake
SHORTENINh.
Reg. 27e 1h.
4 ab $1 OO
•sAITE 116
Biiie l6oftrie t.
MARGARINE
me, .
3 11ta $;1 rt
00
SAS .lit',
Aylmer Ixhg,1.t
KETCHUP S. for $1
SAVE lie gotkcly'i;
IkiMiwx'',t ail;' nv, Reg, `t.frna
PEAS . » ,. w for $1.
mod no
Gy��#nwant,
•1-.S
Pmerit,
NI*LE , .1 for x 1
mitt
t Ear tfe
%'1let UAW'' for Si
Mother Parker's ':1iikt hilt 4 di
COFFEE .. „ .. - Rfd
Monter :rat'ti'er.*
Vigil Pekeats 1.
' do* *[ld j 11$
COFFEE• J9-6
omeniittes J7 OZ.
:Rreiuktstit' Baton 45c
• sit,
y,
s '
ii0LA wtwr
the Name •of Mrs, jot Kerr to play
euchre and bridge, and dur]ng,the
evening Miss M. McCallum was
:presented with a travelling...
bag
-wind a pita.
Mss McCallum ]eaves shortly
for an axtetaded visit with 'her
brother in Saskatoon.
W A.. •Sp i.ng Tea :
Held Wednesday
A pleasant ::afternoon was .spent
i, the school• .room. of Wngham
nited Church tin . Wednesday;
in,
the ladies of the town at-;
I tended the :spring tea sponsored by
the Woman's Assoeiaticsn of the
church.
The room was bright with
spring flowers and tea was served
from a Centre table which held a
large basket of yellow snaps and,
pink carnations: -The small - tea"
tables ,'carried (similer decorations.,
The Young'Wonian's .multiary
had chaege of a nurser] in -. the.
gyrenasiuni 'i4lxioh took are .Of the;
small' children. As well 'as the
ladies, sale of home baking, •candy'
and children's clothing were sold
by t'hetMission 'Barad.'
The guests were received at the
door by Mrs. I), 4T, MacRae and
Mrs. 'tel , H. Edwards.
Marred at ,1 l u'e vale
Planted Mr.
ti � and Mr's. William. I® graMk ittrreyr *ha ra r
a e rBa
tied tyrt Saturday, April stir at the BlUt ra]e P,resiiyteritni Mande
bride Is the foriner Mite Dialing Dickson, 'daughter' of Mt. Mtxtd 1U1;rb.
'hires
E. Dickson, of tf:'i .. Clifford, taxed the *.adorn is the'soai of 'Mr.
riid*AM Ittisith MAvOlditritY, .est li.,701flathOo441tOto ytia.tanutItOn..
St. Paul's Glrts
Present G.tit
To. Mrs, Parker
.At the regular meeting Mast
lond..ay afterixaon the ,girls s,f the
jig Auxiliary of St. pain's Ang:
titan. Church presented their lead*
er, MMS. I. L. Parker, with a silver
i• Cookie dish prior to her leaving
for her home in given Sound. The
presentation was tirade by- Brenda
Hall.
The local brahch -,f the domin-
ion,wlde J,A, was formed bY Mrs.
Parker in 1953 and in. the 1955 and
1950 Diocesan eonipetltions was'
adjudged the best branch ilei the
Diocese of Huron, Some of the
worlc of the local girls has receiv-
ed honourable mention in eompe-
tetion With the worst of girls :from:
Newfoundland to 'Vancouver Is
lar}d.
On MondaY, the president of the
J.A., Dianne 13eyt']l conducted the
regular 'business Meeting, after
which the .T;A.. mil. strip "Elena
of the ,Philippines'' was .s'hpwn-
Following the "friendship .circle"
the mothers served Cookies' to the
girls and the presentationwas
made to Mrs. Parker, The girls
looked after ;all the' arrangements
for the gift under the direction of
their section leaders, Patricia DO -
ell, relay Hall and Janet Saint,
Mrs. William Lockridge, who will
take over the leadership of the
local b
) al ,gr up, was introduced to
each girl during the meeting.
Next Sunday mornings at . the
Service of 'Morning Prayer, the
Rev. H L. Parker will present the
stripes and badges which the..girls
have won during the past few
weeks.
SCOUT AU
xI LIARr
HEARS COMMISSIONER
The regular meeting 'of the -Scout'
and Cub Aua:'ilitity was held in the
Legion .home with 22 members
present. The meeting was opened;
with the Scout Mothers' Promise'
and "0 Canada". The ,president,
Mrs. H. A. Fuller, welcomed the
members and guests.
The minutes of the last .meeting:
were read and adopted, as was the
treasures report. •
Warren Callan; chairman of the
group committee, spoke briefly on
the drive for funds which was :tb
be •carried out on Monday .evening.
A motion was adapted to 'buy some
equipment for the Scouts. '
Mr, Callan introduced the speak-
er,
peaker, District Commissioner' Arebie
Gowanlock 'of Walkerton, Who'
Spoke on "The Organization unci:
History of !Scouting". He., also
pointed out that • there are six
million :Scouts and Cubs in the
world, and between Eye and six
hundred, in this Saugeen .District..
He concluded by saying that there:
are many ways in" which the Auxi
liary can help the Scouts and Cubs.
Mrs. G"•Scott expressed thanks
to the speaker .and .the:. Meeting
was closed with the national an -
:them. and
n:them,-and the Scout tit'iiedi.etion.;
The social conrrnittee served alight:
lunch..-
Mrs. Geo:' Malcolm
4 ddresses Auxiliary
The Easter'rhankoffering meet
Ing of ,St. Andrew's Auiuliary, of
the Women's lefissionary i$beiety
was held On 'Tuesday afternoon,
April .2nd, with Mrs. Alexander
Nimmo presiduig.
Miss 'Frac ces Wilson read the
Scripture lesson .and meditation on:
the taSter rnessrige of the risen
Lard, .Miss Kathleen Pringle led
In prayer. `Lithe 'minutes acid eor-
respondenee were read by .Arias.
Cora Gilkinsan. Mrs: b. -Rae read ,
s
letter of appreciation from liter..
.cure received from Frontier Col-
lege. Mrs. Ross lituniiton sang the'
Easter solo, " Itlpess the r=ates bf the
Terri -pie". krs, N. L. Pry present-
ed the treasurer's report and krt.
f3 t'l']lrnottr, tied Citi :the offertoryr
pricer.
The apeeial ;speaker, Mrs. {Rev.l
George Ivi'aleolm, was Introduceda
by Mrs. W. L. Pry. burrs. IVIa]Colm s
address on missionary work, and
living conditions in p'ortnosa was
very interesting, 'Colored slides
added ;greatly to, the interest.
I4fc tibbbori tiiaiiked
7latrs., Maleelfit on behalf of the
Auxiliary for het ihibpiring address
Prayer .by Mrs, W, , I7ender:ton
'taught the ihieeti,g to a :eibite tarda
following the zriaetlfig 'lhen&ia was;
sekeed.,
tot* finely .shredded cabbage In
staalt :