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-- -- . -- I Laurendeau wadding ice '4V indsar
i on Saturday.
M. and Mrs. Stearn Thompson
and faintly, of Brantford. were
� Sunday > uestil with Mr. and Mrs.
Stafford Bateson.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McGraw, of
—Mr. and Mrs. A:tley King, of i and Mr. and .M.r,4. Percy Stainton. 1 Dayton, Ohio, visited with Mrs. J.
i0ntrt`al, are guests at the tome or 1 Mhs:, Mice Reacting attended t A. Kelly one day last week.
tr. and Mrs. (Ie, lige Cameron. ,l r. l 1 he anniversary celebration of Mr, I Mr. and Mr4, Elgin Coutts,
_,.../ear Byron Ad:uu ,. •i f'1 u,•o t „.1
cwt Mrs. Allister Greets held at the ft Donald and Peter, of Leaside, spent
I lianlup Inn at Godcrich on Sunday. the week -end with his parents, Mr.
he t, Friday
of �4'r':ctcvu r)ut.uic'' :iii. and Mrs. George An er
pent I+ridety ni;:ht at his hnnu•i g � and Mrs. Alex ()mitts, and Nortna,
lore and attended the V 1111', Iran.I v1"•ted last week wall their son- .Dr. Robert F. Parker and Mr.
in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.A. Anderson, of Dundela Park,
Ilencement' ' Bill Mohan, in Listuwcl, and also
Sandy Cove, Dublin, are spending
- Me. and Mrs. Ken thelgiciusom,' attended the funeral of Mrs. An- a few days with the farmer's bro-
►f London. spent the week -end with ; er's ;ral, Mrs. Hugh Collins, in 1 tier, Dr. F. A, Parker, in \Vingliam
I'll ii' (wile. ' l I
xis parents, lilt, and
rs. o) , I, ur, Laic t, , and Kitchener,
kinson, and with hermother. Mrs. I Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Beecroft, i blight Sergeant and Mrs. L, R.
Harry 1� ryfogle. ; of Don Mills, visited with Mr. and!Schroeder RCAF, Clinton, tools a
--Miss Marlene Steelton. tit Tor- 1 Mrs. W. Vattii'ye last week. While; month's vacation and toured the
Onto, spent the week -end with her! in town they attended tit reception Western Provinces, stopping off to
parents, Air. and Mrs. Percy :+twin- : at the United Church Manse, and visit with relatives and friends
ton. Mr, and Mrs. Neil Stainton renewed acquaintances with Rev.; along the w'ay. They were visiting
and son, also of Toronto, were and ills. Jardine and other mem-1 in Victoria at the time of the wind
week -end vis.tors with Mr, and I bers of tl.e congregation, ". storms. On their way home through
'Mrs, Archie Blair. of Teeswater,I Mrs. T. P. Barron and Mrs. B. the States, they took in a day at
i H. Miller. of Detroit. visited recent- i the Seattle World's Fair,
1 ly with Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Gan- 4 ._Miss Jane Hetherington and
nett and family, I Miss Ruth Hodgins, students at the
-Mr and Mrs. Bruce MacDon- I University of Western Ontario, at -
LYCEUM Theatre
Wingham, Ontario girl spent the week -end in Windsor tended the commencement on Fri-
t where they attended the wedding' day night and visited with their
Two Shows Each Night I „f the former's niece, Miss Isabel I parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Heth-
('onneueing at 7.15 11.m. Laurendeau, to Mr. Andre Beau -1 erington and Mr, and Mrs. Chas.
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R. G. Gannett visited last week■■n(1
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Fess Parker, Bob Newhart 111)
- -Mrs. Roy MacDonald and Mr.
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SPEAKER
WHITECHURCH—The thanks-
giving meeting of the United
Church Women was held on Wed-
nesday last with guests from Cal-
vhl-Brick and St. Helens United
Churches and' freak the {'dsbyter-
ian Church here. Mrs. Millan Moore
president, presided and gave the
call to worship; telling the story of
the child who asked for quietness,
as God is here. Mrs. (1. C. Mitchell
suggested a time of silent prayer
for peace among nations, and then
led in prayer. Mrs. DeBoer of St.
Helens sang "He Leadeth Me" with
Mrs. .Man Miller as accompanist.
Mrs, J. D. Beecroft led in the
thanksgiving prayer and Mrs. E. W.
Beecroft led in the dedicatory
prayer for the offering.
Mrs. G. W. Tiffin, president of
the Presbyterial, was then intro•
duced and gave an inspiring and
challenging address, speaking on
"Freely You Have .Received, Freely
Give". She asked all to be part
of the big mission of the Church;
even as 55 nations were members of
the U.N. at first, and now, in 17
years, membership stands at 110.
Mrs. Tiffin spoke of the increased
givings to M. and M., and that it
is a task for greater love and care,
and stated ten reasons why we in
this land cannot realize the need,
Mrs, G. Mitchell thanked the
speaker and Mrs. Moore closed the
meeting with prayer. All enjoyed
the social time that followed,
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10-17-24-31b
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SuccessTeevee's Shirley
Five years ago, the bigge t atoll t .
in Canada as far as female11)ger:11 ODER ICH SPEAKER
were concerned -Was a young' -
biond singer w•hn haul her own tele- 111f1pil� UNIT,
vision show 00 Sunday nights, H 1� �� }
was. stilled „Showtime.". Every! t
year; it: was a ooinmon O Ilrrcrner ;99th A \ iv Luny .
to see her walk up the aisle to ac- I - 1.r l� a
cept the Liberty Award which num- (.)n Snwhty, totes. W. .J, ten kloop-
naerie was Shirley Harmer.
ed her 'best singer of the year', Her I ell of Go'tei•kch preached two force-
Nbw, after an absence of folic; fort sermons at the 99th anniversary
years, she is making a eomebackI of Wingham United Church. In
and is well on her way too again I the morning his subject was, "The
becoming the biggest singing star Church a.i. Worship", based on Fro-
in Canadian television this 3:5• "'I'hc place whereon thou
came the great leader or lits t►cople
and .they became 0 witnessing
people. We must prepare ourselves
to wc)r'ship (rod; if wt' cry mit In
-(loef We ,will .receive )1n answer.
hollowing
...the 81101" line of
thought..' in the evening, Me N. n
Hoopen• spoke about. "'Tile Church
in 'the House" taken from 'Dent.
11:19: "And ye shall teach your
children when thou sitl.r.,st in thy
house." Religion in the hone was
found with the nacl•i)rchs, clod
"
stanched. is holy ground", being the called Abraham and I.he church be.
Shirley Harmer was horn 111 Osh• words that. Clod spoke to Moses. gan. ,Jesus found His early religion
awa, Ontario, 11 small town abo.tt. Archbishop Temple has said that in the home. In our owls rnuutry,
.30 utiles north-east of 'Toronto. this world can he saved from chaos before there were too many r.hureh
mily moved to Thorntons' Corners, jest of man's worship. When and a fellowship was established.
When she was quite young, bar fa -
an
worship and Goa is the eh- es, preaching was hold in the homes
an even smaller place 420 houses, trouble arises, men call upon God Today we find family movement&
she remembers from her newsnit- And turn to Him. Worship is the birth, marriage, sickness and death
per routes; it is much larger now)
all linked with the religion of (nod.
In these times the family !',cues: it
task, all aetivitits are being; lifted
from the home; industry has moved
out, education is in the sdhoois,
recreation has gone to experienced
leaders -and religion is no longe:
a vital factor in the house, And so,
the parents are faced with ti,e re-
sponsibility of rediscovering the
church in the home. Idr. ten Hoop-
er closed with. the pertinent quer.
tion, "What about the chereh
your home?"
The special music, provided baa
the senior and junior choirs, was
under the direction of H. C. Tre-
,neer, director of music, Two an-
thems were sung, "0 Worship the
Lord", with Mrs. George Guest as
own families reside in Canada, they soloist and "0 King of Lova", with
decided to spend Christmas at Mrs. Donald Lloyd taking the solo
their homes, but she was so bom- part, In the morning, the solo "O
battled with offers that they are LordMost Holy", was given by
where her parents still reside, e encounter between man and God,
Sh
was one of a family of three boys Muses encountered God and be -
anti three girls. Strangely enough,
all the girls tackier show business;
her two sisters aro now too busy vision, the Gohel show was done in
raising families to worry about be- color,Following her work on his
coming stars. show. shemale a movie at Para -
She received her grade 13 edu- mountStudios. Called "The Hang -
cation, was good in school, and man", it. was al western -type gig
liked it; her favorite subjects werethat. starred Robert Taylor. While
History, English Lit. and Home' it was not a big smash at the box
Economics, "even though I couldn't offtee, it diel not discourage her
about 'Movicland'. When I asked
what she thought of Hollywood
she said most emphatically, "I
loved it!"
cook!" Throughout her school years
she never really thought about at
future career. She studied commer-
cial, but only because 'the rest of
the gang did'; by the time she was I „ M
elghteen, after many non-profes-
sional appearances around her Actually, her return to Canada
home town, she had decided that Was not, with the purpose of re.
music and singing would he her turning lo Canadian television.
entire lite. However, she admits Since both her husband's and her
now, "I never dreamed it would
be anything like this!!" A life of
singing to her meant standing on
a bandstand , pouring out your
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heart to people who weren't even still here, They still own their Mrs. Warren (:align and in tit+
listening. Never did she think than. home in Hollywood and many of
evening Mrs. (,ileal. sang "Leave
It with Him", Also in the evening,
a ladies' double trio, composed of
Mrs, T. Jardin, Mrs. A, Riotout,
Mrs. Roy Bennett, Mrs. N. heating
Mrs, T. Russel and Mrs, 1) Lloyd
rendered "0, What Wonderful
Love", Alt these musical numbers
were greatly enjoyed and appre-
ciated..
Rev. C. M. Jarrllue, minister til'
the church, conducted the evening
service and welcomed the people
from other ehurchee who had join-
ed in this anniversary.
one day she would be :1 TV sat'' their belongings are still there; pet' -
recognized the country over, or that chance, if Canada will let her go,
her talent would take her to New they will return, Her first appear -
York and Hollywood. "New York," dunce on the CBC after her return
she says wih a twinkle in her eye, from the weak coast was on the
"was where all the girls wanted 25th anniversary show last year,
to go on their honeymoon, We all her segment. being filmed in New
wanted to marry a man rich York, ft was -dais that led to this
enough to lake us to New York yetir',s summer series "A Summer
for our honeymoon!" Shirley dill
not have to depend on a honey.
moon to get her to New York.
Shirley was only 18 011e11 site
made her first professional appear
ante and it was 011 a radio show
with Cal Jackson, for the CB(.:
She credits CBC with being respite
sible for her first big break, fir7.1
in radio and then in 1elevieiou. Ar
ter her first. radio show elle went
into a radio show with l'.heood
Glover, also at CI3C, With the ad
vent of television, site moved In
TV and for a u'uuber of years had
her own show, "Showtime” no Sim
clay evenings, en -hosting for n time
with Bob Goulet., now a famous
Broadw ty star.
In 1958 she went to Hollywood,
from Canadian 'TV to American,
where she was featured on the
George Gebel Show for a ye:c1'.
Although there is no real difference'
i in Canadian and American tele.•
Night", which ended in September.
n e 4
lthirley is married to writer -
actor Alan Bertram and they have
a 2/J11011110 Old son, Anthony. 'flee
snake their home lit Torolito now.
A•. fns' as her future Is concerned
tslir' le 1)0r1111,11 for Elle next. six —
n10ntlty. Among other things, she
irs 1)ta rring In a new radio show,
;urrl flaking guest appearances on
1(11'vl:don. A representative iti New
York is uegnl.dating n recording
mediae!. for her and she s tying
discussed for top role in 8 new
mol inn piel.ul•e,
Ono treed only to loop at Shirley
Hamner to know how happy she
is; tier career and personal life
are riding about as high as she
could want. It seems to me that the .
lovely Miss Harmer is rn.akiiig one
I successful comeback for herself:
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