The Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-10-22, Page 12Page 4 e Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday. Oct. 22, 1964
Bluovole w gals
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Mattters
and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnston
are on a motor trip to the Ca-
nadian West,
Members of Bluevale Wo-
men's Institute were guests at
the Wingham Women's Institute
ori Friday afternoon,
Mrs, Milly Nicholson of
Wingham, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Nicholson on Sunday
and attended the christening a:
her great grandson, Douglas
Murray Nicholson in the United
Church.
A1r, and Mrs. G, C. Mitchell
visited at London during the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mur-
ray, of Queensville, visited
friends in Bluevale on Saturday.
Mrs. Murray was formerly Bet-
ty Falconer and spent some of
her early years in Bluevale.
She is a niece of William Fal -
Study Countries
BELGRAVE-The October
meeting of the Messengers of
Knox United Church was held
on Sunday during the regular
hour of worship. Mrs. Wilfred
Walker and Mrs. Gordon Pen-
gelly are the leaders,
This year the group will stu-
dy Trinidad and Brazil and pic-
tures were shown on these two
countries. Psalm 100 was re-
peated and "Jesus Loves Me"
and "Jesus Bids L's Shine" were
sung. Mrs. Pengelly read from
the new study book, "Children
in the Sun". Nine children
answered the roll call. World
Friends were distributed.
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Mr. and Mrs, Jack Elliott,
of Landon, visited at the week-
end at the home of Miss Mary
Duff.
The members of Knox Pres-
byterian Church W. M. S. were
guests an Monday of the W, M.
S. of Belgrave Presbyterian
Church.
Mr, and Mrs, Arnold Lillow,
Mary and Barbara, enjoyed a
trip to Detroit at the week -end,.
Six Baptized
On Rally Day
BLUEVALE-Rally Day was
observed in the United Church
on Sunday when there was a
large attendance of parents and
children.
Ross Smith, superintendent
of the Sunday School, conduct-
ed the service and a choir of
junior pupils led the singing
and contributed a chorus with
Terry Johnston as soloist. Mrs.
G.C. Mitchell presided at the
organ,
Miss Kathy Craig gave the
story, "God and His Purpose".
Bob Corrigan read the Scripture.
Rev. G.C. Mitchell's ad-
dress was on "The Christian
Home". He spoke of it as a
foundation for good lives, and
how necessary it is that it be
maintained in these changing
times.
Mr. Mitchell baptized six
children: Sandra Jane Turvey,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Turvey; Jeffray Wayne Hig-
gins, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Higgins; William Ke-
vin Bishop, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Bishop; Murray
Wilbert Hastings, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbert Hastings;
Douglas Murray Nicholson, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Nichol-
son; Bradley James Wright,
son of Mr. and Mrs. William
J. Wright,
Sell Ontayio
In PIay1e
BLUEVALE-1Mrs, Harry El-
liott presided at the meeting of
Bluevale Women's Instituteheld
at the home of Mrs W. J. Pea -
cock on Wednesday afternoon.
A good attendance was record-
ed and the roll call, "Are fall
Fairs of value and why?"
brought gratifying responses,
It was decided to hold a
bake sale in November, the
committee appointed to be in
charge being Mrs. R,J. Mc-
Murray, Mrs. Harry Elliott,
Mrs. George Lowis, Mrs. Geo,
Hetherington. A concert was
suggested for the spring.
The theme of the meeting
was Agriculture and Mrs, C, C.
Mitchell was convener. A
playlet with background i,toelt-
holm, Sweden, represente;'•
Mrs. George lletheringtuu at a
Women's Institute meeting in
Sweden, introducing a guest
speaker from Ontario, Me,. G.
C. Mitchell. I<1rs, Mitc.nell
described Ontario as a desirable
district in which to live with
its fine farms, crops and live-
stock, its educational facilitie$
scenery, industrial develop-
ments, All these advantages
would make an appeal t.., any-
one wishing to become <+ t;a.na-
dian citizen.
Mrs. Harry Elliott To : do
tailed report or tlu. arta .:t,:,
vendor at Guelph in .pct:e2tilber
The report was folio! Tutee.::
for all members as it rk..,ti:;1n
many activities o1 Wui,t.•', :
Institute branches all ,,.:,., r,; •
arca. Information, eincet.1::
meat ;Ind resolutions s';'
included, l'he work at - • .
Clubs and their leader• ti•:a•
highly praised.
Miss Tonna Mundell eon -
trthuted two piano solos. e
freshmeurs wert' served by rhe
committee, Mrs. j, C;, Iohn,;tot%
NIB, Jack Nicholson ata'• Vas,
Jack Wickstead.
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Deception
WHITUCHURCH-A wedding
reception was held on Friday
night in the Community Mem-
orial Hall for Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Riehl. The bride is the
former Sandra Riley.
At lunch time Mr, and Mrs.
Riehl were called to the plat:
form and given seats of honor,
Joe Tiffin, manager of the ball
team of which Frank was a
member, read an address. The
presentation was made by An-
drew Henderson, the team
coach, Mr. and Mrs. Riehl
each thanked the team and
those attending the party for
their gift and the social time.
Joe Tiffin's Orchestra sup-
plied the music. The square
dance callers were Gerald Bap-
tist of Teeswater and Mrs. John
Wray.
THE RUNNING BROAD JUMP is always a
popular event at the public school field
day. Bruce Henry is pictured as he made
his try for a red ribbon in the
group.
Letter from Huronview
Greetings All:
Whoever named Huronview
named it well. It is a large
building of red brick construc-
tion situated on a high eleva-
tion of land on the outskirts of
Clinton, with a marvelous
view of the surrounding coun-
tryside. To the west can be
seen the distant hills, dotted
with shrub and maples, vari-
ously tinted in the horizon; the
landscape so handsomely col-
ored; the air so clear and
wholesome and the surface of
the earth so pleasingly varied
that it seems rarely fitted for
the abode of man. Our wide
terraced lawn, slopes down to
the tree -lined drive -way and
the lovely flower borders with
their intoxicating beauty.
The residents of Huronview
are rich in memory of the joys
Wolk at Training
Ake Explained
BLUEVALE-The Autumn
Thankoffering meeting of the
W. M. S. of Knox Church was
held in the Sunday schoolroom
of the church with the president
Mrs. Bernard Thomas presiding.
She welcomed guests from
Molesworth and Wingham after-
noon auxiliaries.
The secretary, Mrs. R,J.
McMurray read the minutes and
correspondence. An invitation
to attend the Belgrave W. M.S.
meeting on October 19, was
accepted and a letter of appre-
ciation for visits and cards
frotn Mrs. Wm, Spiers, presi-
dent of Maitland Presbyterial
whose husband passed away re-
cently.
Mrs, Bill Elston read Scrip-
ture and gave interesting com-
ments on them. She expressed
the thought of giving praise to
God for our many blessings.
Mrs, Raymond Elliott gave the
prayer. Mrs. E. Kirton gave
the financial statement and
Mrs, Harold Grant reported the
supply allocation of money and
articles had been fulfilled.
The Home Helpers meeting
with convener, Mrs, Keith
Moffatt will have charge of the
November meeting. The pres-
ident encouraged the ladies to
attend the sectional meeting at
Gorrie on October 22nd.
tvlrs. Don Rohertsonplayed
the instrumental " Monastery
t_;ardens".
Mrs. Kennedy as special
speaker, gave a most interest-
tne account of her experience
as a delegate to the training
centre at Luther College, Sask.
in 1:363, She spoke most high-
ly of the leadership given to
teachers and leaders in every
phase of church work, attd
highlighted her talk by asking
several ladies to read scripture
verses and with the singing of
hymns, She said it was very
beneficial to all who attended
the training center,
The president thanked Mrs.
Kennedy and closed the meet-
Leg with prayer.
Mrs. Eldred Kirton conduct-
ed a Biblical contest. Refresh-
! metes were setscd and a social
ttin.' enjoyed.
and sorrows of the past, from
which we can gather tales of
hardship and stories of chivalry
and romance.
The management here at
Huronview, I think, is the
most harmonious that one can
wish for. The nurses and help-
ers are really going out of their
Way in trying to bring a bit
more comfort to the patients.
We have abundance of food and
nice clean quarters to live in
for which we are very thankful.
Sincerely,
A Huron Old -boy,
Henry Leishman.
senior
—Advance -Times Photo.
Belgrave Club's
Secv d Meeting
BELGRAVE-The second
meeting of Belgrave Group I of
Club Girl Stands on Guard was
held Thursday.
Miss Lawrence Vannan told
about the books in the library.
It was announced that Mrs.
Mary Hallahan will speak on
First Aid at the next meeting.
Mrs. Wightman discussed
keeping fit mentally and Mrs.
Rinn gave notes on keeping fit
physically. The meetingclos-
ed with repeating the Mary
Stewart Collect.
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