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WROUTER
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hunter and
Susan Jane of Walkerville spent
the holiday week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. R, R. Hunter.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence White,
Toronto, spent the holiday at
their home here. ; -
' Miss Evelyn' Hupfer, Wroxeter
South, Miss Beatrice Wade, Ford-
wich and. Mrs. Mitchell, of Wing-
ham spent a couple of, days last
week in Sudbury. MI6's Elva
Hilpfer of the Sudbury teaching
staff retinne.d with them to spend
here:
Mr.
,vacation at her hOme
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Brothers and
daughters, Darleen and Nancy, of
Wexford, , spent the week-end
with Mrs. Victoria Brothers.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bradley
, and Mary Ann, Toronto, were
holiday 'visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Wylie.
Mrs. G. A, Wearring, of Con-
cord, is spending the holiday
week at her home here.
Mrs. James McTavish of the 4th
line, Tiirnberry, is staying with
Misses Mary and Beatrice Howes.
Mr. and Mia, 'Harvey Timm vis-
ited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
Norman Brandon at their cottage,
Bruce Beach,
Miss Marguerite Ford of Stouff-
vine, is holidaying with Mr. and I
Mrs. Glenn 'McMichael.
Mr, and Mrs. Ken Collier, Len-
don, spent the week-end with Ira
and Mrs. McLean,
;Mrs. Bradley Galbraith and
little 'daughter spent the week-end
with Mr, and Mrs, Jim Doig.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rae and
daughter, Brantford, and Mr. tan's
Mrs. William Rae, Hanover, spent
Good Friday with their mother,
Mrs. D, W, Rae.'
Dr. H. H. and Mrs. I-Tethering-.
ton, Brampton, bent the week-
end with the former's sister, Mrs,
'Stanley 'Gallaher 'and Mr. Gana-.
her.
Mr, and 'Mrs. Lloyd Weir, To-
ronto, Were holiday visitors with
the feripeA mother, Mrs, W, H.
Weir and Miss Getty Bush. Mrs.
Mary Morrison, Oshawa, spent
the week-end at the same home.
Mrs. .D. S MacNaughten and
Mr. Sohn MadNaughton • spent
Sunday with Fordwich friends,
Saturday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. ken Edgar Were Mr, and
Mrs. pert, Cameron and th,tugh.
ter Patsy, of Toronto.
Mr, and. Mrs, Ken Edgar spoilt
Sunday with friends in Barrie.
Mr, and Mrs,A,loyd McGee and
Helen, Mrs. Alonzo Sperling, Mr.
john Hupfer and Miss Hazel
Snarling ;spent Sunday afternoon
in Seaforth,,-
Mestere Terry and Gerry )1)61g,
Drayton, spent all of lest week
With their grandparents, Mr. and
Jim' Doig, Friday visitors
with' the bolo ;Were Mr, and
Mrs. Mac Doig, and Mr, and Mrs.
Douglas Hilburn, of Drayton. The
boys returned Mime With their
rent
Ur. mid Mrs, Albert EVaris and'
United WMS Holds
Thankoffering
BELMORB -- The April meet-
ing of the Belmore United Church
W.M.S. was' held at the home
of Mrs. Harry .Mulvey: Mrs. I.
Neil was leader3 using the
special program for theThApril
meeting entitled "So' Send I Vou".,
All the ladies present took pah
in the reading of the Scripture
passages. 'Easter hymns were
sung. 4 .
Mrs., Farrell, Mrs, Newans and
Mrs. Abraham presented the dis-
cussion on the tremendous lin-
portance of the world to be ckine
in church life by the laymen and
laywomen.
The Easter Thankoffering was
received and Mrs. Arthur Fitch
gave an Easter message from
the Missionary Monthly. Mrs.
botibledee gave an excellent
Easter reading and a Temperance
reading, was given by Mrs. Fred
Johann', Roll call was responded
...to with an Easter verse, by six-
teen ladies. Mrs. J, Simmons
very ably reviewed the chapter
from' the' study book De Indonesia.
The president, MrS. West, con-
ducted the' business session. Mrs.
Metcalfe, the treasurer, reported
the' 'first quarter's remittance
sent to. the Presbyterial _treasurer.
The ladies were reminded of the
fortheoming visit of Miss Flor-
ence McDonald of Teeswater, on
April 26th in the, Belmore United
Chureh; at 8.30 when she will
show her coloured slides of Scot-
land, Any friends are weleomed .
to this event, The Meeting closed
with prayei by Mrs. Mulvey.
Ester. Anthems
Sung by Choir
WROXETER-- Lovely spring
flowers gave a seasonable setting
for the special Easter Day ser-
vice' In^ the United Church on
Sunday Morning. They were,
placed there by the family of Via
late Mr, and Mrs. George Allen
and 'the Brothers family of Wex-
ford in 'MeinOry of their daught
ter, ,Delores;
"Radiant, ChridtianiW was the
theme Of the Message by Rev,
W, r V. Buchanan.• The choir,
under thedlreetion of the organ-
ist, Mrs, liarry Rharne, sang two
anthems, "All Hail Redeemer"
and, "Grown Rim With Many
Crowns". Hymns used Were ".1e,,
atig Ohriat Is rifgien today" "Re.
Wee the Lord King" and "The
Head that Once Was CroVvrieti
With 'thorns". A large tongrega-lien intended,.
IMOIETER „„• • ••.• reSo.nolillatE_ ea • ng Q Attend fleilday Visitors with -Gilbert
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Canada ConVention and' Ml's: Howes were Mr. and
MPS. Jim Coombes. A10;147041, .Mr'. , of
and Mrs. „John Bowed and Jean- 1. '
nie, St. Thomas, 'and Mr, and
Mrs. Bussed Peachman and son
him, Toronto,
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ALAN WILLIAMS Clark, district president was
Optometrist ellarge with m.o. Paraia Pbniipa
presiding, at' the piano.
Patrick St., Wingham, who ;meting was opened by
singing the Ode, • followed by
repeating the Mary Stewart cal-
feet. The l''nintites of the previous
executive meeting 'Were read by
Phone 770
AIM Arthur Clark, Londesboro,
and adOpted af4 read. 'the roil can
Of the Ornriehea. was nailed with•
delegates froria Beigrave,
Plyth, Clinton, Dungannon, (-{ode-",
rich, •St, Neleps, rriger Dunlop,
Londembern, Whigham and Kin, t tail responding, .
" The correSPentiellee was read,
annotincing the District Alining
at Hen:Piller United Church en
May 22, whe Miss
eon from* the , DepartMent of Ag-
riculture will be one of the guest
'speakers. An announcement con-
cerning the F,W,I,Q, project of
the layette sponsored by the ,Sa-
lada Tea Co,, was appointed a
, delegate to th F,W.I.0, of Cana-
' da, which •is meeting for the 1st
National Convention in Ottawa,
in October.
A thank-you letter was read
from Mrs; Esyan, the, former Miss
Anne. P, Lewis, for the wedding
gift which the district had sent,
last year. Mrs. Emmenson Wright
t of Blyth and Mrs. Bert Craig,
Auburn Were appointed auditors
for 1.956..
Mrs. Stanley' Lyon of Loncles-
boro brought in the report of the
nominating committee, which
consisted of the 1956 presidents
of all the branches. Mrs. Lyons
invited the .Huron County Rally
to meet at the Londesboro Hall
next fall,
The meeting closed with the
National Anthem and refresh-
' meats were served by the ladies
of the Tiger Dunlop Branch.
HeLLO, FOLKS
Qodericli Public School Auditoritiori
MAY 2nd to MAY 10th
OFining at 9,30 a.m. Thursday May 2nd
John Cook, Organist and Choirmast'er of
St. Paul's Cathedral, London, Out,, Adjudicator
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Evening—Adults '25c, Children 15c
FINAL CONCERT MAY 11th
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ATIBDRIT--The PEPGhtIVO of the
;West Iiuron District of the Wo-
Mell's Institnte 1100 on Monday.
afternoon in the Colborne Town,
ship. Hall, at Carlow, Mrs. Tait
Weitling MOn4qii at
Sacred Heart Church
of4Creci Ffea4 Church, Wing-
ham) VMS the Setting for the
gaster wedding of. Miss Theltila
Anne Freiburer, daughter, of Mr,
and Mrs. Carl Freiburger, of
Bluevale, and Ivo, Frederick Paul
Wiekem son of Mr, and Mrs, ;
'Alex Wickern, of Bridgeport, who
were united 'hi marringe on Men-
day, with the. l%ev, Father. R.
Durand, officlating,
The bride, who was given away
by her, father, wore a cathedral-
length nylon figured lace gown
with plain tulle inserts, a match-
ing bolero, three-quarter-length
veil of French illtision, and .sequin
studded headdress. With her white
prayer book the bride carried a
mauve orchid with white. step-
hanotis streamer bourldet.
A cousin of the bride, Miss
Betty Freiburger, 4f Kitchener,
acted as bridesmaid, The matron
of honor was Dorothy Freiburger,
a sister of the bride, The brides-
maid's dress was a ballerina
model of •crystallette over nylon
net, with matching, headdress,
shoes and armlets. She carried a
bouquet of yellow carnations and
blue streamers,
Groomsmen were 'Ronald Weiss,
of R,R, 1, ,Greenock,. a cousin of
the bride, and Lloyd McLennan,
Kitchener, brother-in-law of the
groom. Jerome Hauck, Kitchen-
er, and, John ,Dosmen, Hanover,
unclesler of the biide were 'the
ushers,
•
During the church service Ger-
ald Cassidy sang a solo and also
a duet , with Jane Murray.
Guests from Kitchener, Han-
over, Walkerton, Greenock, Sud-
bury', London and Orillia were
among these who attended the
wedding reception which was, held
at the home of the bride's Par-
.ents in BIluevale.
Receiving guests, 'the bride's
'Mother wore a na\y linen dress
with white accessories and a cor-
sage of pink carnations. The
mother of the groom also wore a
navy linen, dress, Pink accessories
and a corsage of pink carnations.
For her moneyrnoon trip to
New York State, Mrs. /Wickem
wore a' mauve princess' style
dress with white accessories and
orchid corsage.
It has 11).1011 a
serve yeti as
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'Parliament of Canada,
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Vows Good Friday
A quiet , Easter wedding Was
solemnized -at the Baptist .par-
sonage, Wingham, on Good Fri-
day in the presence ,of immediate
reiatives when Thomas George
Gaunt and Rachel Patterson were
united in marriage by ,Rev. Murdy
E. Getty, pastor of the Baptist
Church. '
The bride's gown was of dusty
rose and she wore a corsage of
pink Sweetheart roses. Their
only attendants vyere Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Pocock, Wingham.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Joseph Stephen-
son, daughter of Mrs. Gaunt, held
a ' reception for the bride and
groom at the Cobblestone 'Inn,
Springbank Drive, London. About;
40 guests attended from Niagara
Falls, Detroit, Forest, London
and Wingham.
The couple received many beau-
iiful and practical gifts. They
will make their home in Wing-
ham., • '
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from S.S. 13, East Waw,anosh, gets` his "shot". The innoculations were
part of 'the anti-polio drive instituted last year. Below, Margaret
Nicholson" seems -to be standihg up pretty well und,er treatment.
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two children of Woodbridge spent
the week-:end with Mrs. Walker.
The regular meeting of the
Tuesday Evening Starlight ;Group
has been postponed until Tues-
day,. May 7th at 8 pm. The la-'
dies of the Woman's Missionary
Society and Woman's Association
are invited to this meeting,• at
which Rev. W. .J. McClure of
Moleswerth will be guest speaker.
The May meeting of the Wo-
men's Institute will be held on
Wednesday evening, May 1st, at
8 o'clock, in the community hall.
The motto, "Editcatipn is a gold-
en opportunity; usd' it and pass
it on" Travelogue with pictures
will be given 'by Mrs, Reg: New-
ton and Mrs, Harvey Reidt, who
recently visited Florida and Cuba.
The roll call Will 'be answered
with a short sketch of a TV per-
sonality.
The East Huron executive mee-
ting of the Women's Institute will
be held on the afternoon of Ap-
ril 26th (Friday) at 2 o'clock,
Gathering at the BrusSels town
hall, nlans will be made for the
district annual to be held this
year in Fordwich,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jardine,
Wingham; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Grainger and Mrs. Heibein, of
Gerrie, visited Miss Margaret Jar-
dine on Wednesday.
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Ladies Hear Report,
W.M.S, Convention.
DONNYBROOK'--The W.M.IS.
held a special meeting in the
church 'on Thursday afternoon,
having as their guests members
of the 'Auburn, Brick, Westfield
and Whitechureh Auxiliaries,
each society, contributing one
number to the program.
The president, Mrs. Wm. Hardy,
was in charge Of the meeting.
The guests were welcomed by
Mrs. Chas. Jefferson. Mrs. R.
Chamney read the lesson from
the , 28th Chapter of Matthew.
Prayer was offered by Miss Hazel
Stamper,
The special Speaker, Mrs. Ray-
mond Finnigan, gave a splendid
report of the convention of Wo-
men's Missionary Societies of the
London Conference Branch held
at Woodstock recently. Each
auxiliary expressed appreciation
to the Donnybrook ladies and
Mrs. Hardy relined,
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WROXETER— Fourteen mem-
bers answered the roll call by a
verse containing the word "Cross"
when the Woman's Association,
United Church, held its. April
meeting on Tuesday in , the
chinch schoolroom. Mrs, Harvey
Copeland and Mrs. Harvey Mc-
Michael were in charge and the
former presided for the devo-
tions,
The meeting opened with the
hymn "When I Survey the Won-
drous Cross". Mrs, Copeland;
chose for the Scripture reading
Luke 23, "The Easter Story".
-Mrs, Charles MeCutcheon favour-
ed With a Solo, "Were You There
When They Crucified My Lord?"
with Mrs. Harvey McMichael at
the piano.. MPS. McMichael gave
a tepid under the heading, "The
01'088 against the Sky", Mrs: Geo.
Gibson, read two *ems, "Too
Tired to Pray" and "Sunday Ser-
vice".
Mrs. William Hart, president,
.chaired for the .business session.
A letter was read front the hock.
ey association, thanking the WA.
for its part in the recent banquet
given for the hockey, boys of the
'district. Plans were made to hold
the business session promptly at
three c'elook during the meetingS.
Members those the emblem for
their memorial window to be M.
stalled in the ellurch, the open
Bible with the words "Holy Bible"
inscribed across it. Menabers
quilted for the remainder of the
afternoon and a pot 'luck slipper
was served by the committee In
charge.
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