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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-10-29, Page 16t eau i 'J , HOSPITALS, PRISONS Pa e Win ham Advance -Tithes, Thursd y, Oct, 29, 1964 THIS PICTURE OF THE HURON OAKS, Wingham's '1915 lacrosse team, was loaned by Walter VanWyck. Front row, left to right: Eddie Hawkins, Fred Scott, M. Mc- Lean, Allan Knechtel, Ted Elliott. Back row: Jim Cor- rigan, Charlie MacLean, Walter VanWyck, Charlie Haw- kins, Geiser Anderson, Garnet Fetterly, DeWitt Holmes, W. H. Gurney. Miss D. McLeod Speaks On World Missions Today WHITECHURCH-On Thurs- day the W. M. S. of Chalmers Presbyterian Church held its Thankoffering meeting in the school room of the church. The president, Mrs. Victor Emerson presided and gave a welcome to all. She read a poem on Thanksgiving. Taking part in the Thanks- giving service of worship were Mrs. Caslick and Mrs. Robert TOP QUALITY ESSO HEATING EQUIPMENT (on easy,10-year, budget terms) HOME HEAT SERVICE `AT NO COST TO YOU PERCY CLARK Wingham - 357-3080 Ross, leading in prayer; Mrs. Bill Rintoul reading Scripture and Mrs. Dawson Craig, the meditation. Mrs. Albert Mc- Quillan gave the Glad Tidings prayer. The offering was re- ceived and the offertory prayer given by Mrs. Wallace Conn. Mrs. James Richardson sang "In Times Like These", ac- companied by Mrs. Johnston Conn. The guest speaker, Miss Dean McLeod, was introduced by Mrs. Victor Emerson. Miss McLeod spoke on "World Mis- Film Shown at UCW Meeting W HITECHURCH-Calvin- Brick U.C.W. held their Octo- ber meeting at the home of Mrs. Harry Cook last Wednes- day. The call to worship was given by Mrs. Ken Mason, fol- lowed by a hymn and prayer read in unison. Mrs. Lawrence Taylor had charge of the Bible study from the new study book, "God and His Purpose". A dis- cussion period followed. Mrs. Ronald Coultes read a poem, "For All the Little Things". Mrs. Ken Mason read a short story, "Something for Thanksgiving", Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft and Mrs. Ken Mason showed the film "Jimmie's Question". A discussion period followed and Mrs. Alex Robert- son and Mrs, Beecroft conduct- ed the business period. The minutes were read by the secretary, Mrs. Sidney Thompson. It was decided to have a congregational supper early in November, Mrs. Geo. McGee and Mrs. Harry Cook re- ported on the fall rally held at Ethel, October 20. Calvin -Brick U.C.W. are invited to attend Whitechurch Thankoffering meeting on No- vember 4 at 2:30 when Rev, Robert Watt will be guest speaker, show slides of Israel and give a commentary. Mrs. Mason Robinson and her group served the quarterly tea, sion as They Stand Today". She took her audience on a trip to different countries in the world explaining the mission work in each. Christ's com- mand was "Go ye into all the world and preach the Gospel." The population of the world today is 6 billion people and 10, 000 people die every day for lack of food. Many coun- tries today have gained their independence and resent the teaching of the missionaries. In Sudan 300 missionaries were given one week to pack up and leave. The speaker mentioned the 1800 temples with their beautiful bells in Japan. Idols in our country are alcohol and pleasure. "What can we do?" the speaker asked. Be informed about the world. Be inspired to pray. Increase in numbers and hence in power. Teach chil- dren, as they make a wonder- ful mission field. Miss McLeod was thanked by Mrs. Russel Ross and pre- sented with a gift. Mrs. Emma Coffin and Mrs. Dan Tiffin sang "Open Thine Eyes" with Mrs. Garnet Farrier as pianist, The presidentclos- ed the meeting with prayer. Guests were present from the United Church. Lunch was served to an attendance of 25 adults and three children. Reminiscing (Continued from Page One) and formed one of the most in- teresting features incident to the Fall Fair. The following are the names of the fallen sons of Turnberry: Wm. Hall, Blue - vale, Walter Burgess, Bluevale, James F. McNaughton, Wrox- eter, Colin McNaughton, of Wroxeter, William Marshall, Glenannan; David Alvin Has- tings, Glenannan; Robert Fallis, Wingham, Roy Casemore of Wingham; Gordon Adair, Wm. Gould, Alfred Pullen, Christo- pher Wright, William Wright, all of Wingham, and The Un - Known Soldier. OCTOBER 1939 Following an operation in Victoria Hospital, London, for the removal of a metal splinter from his eye, Roy Dawson, nine-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Dawson, of East Wawanosh, was reported as resting well and his condition is satisfactory. Miss M. Barfoot, of Strat- ford, will take over Miss E. Raymer's duties at the City Mission next week. Miss Ray- mer is returning to her home at Markham. During her stay in Wingham Miss Raymer has )7:- AVEBIJNDLE DON'T WAIT' FORTROUBLE ... Undercoat your Car / y.• Downie's SUNOCO SERVICE WINGHAM DIAL 357-1554 made many friends who will be very sorry that she is leaving our community. Kathleen Stokes, Canada's Queen of Melody, famous or- ganist over the CBC, will give an organ recital in Wingham United Church on Monday eve- ning, October 23rd. Also on the program will be Mrs, Wal,- ter al*ter VanWyck, Mrs. Margaret Partushek, Mr. Jack Reavie and Carl McKay, OCTOBER 1949 A baptismal service was held in the United Church on Sunday morning, when Rev. W, A, Beecroft baptized the following children: Nancy Marie Casemore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Casemore; Lynda Marie Reavie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reavie; Kerry William Stuckey, son of Mr, and Mrs, Emery Stuckey; Paul Victor Tiffin, son of Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur Tiffin; Gil- lian Grace Dyble, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Phil Dyble; Thomas George Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs, DeWitt Miller. Rally Day was observed on Sunday in St, Andrew's Presby- terian Church. Three certifi- cates were given to the follow- ing Sunday School pupils for memory work, John Congram, Nancy Fowler and Douglas Da- vidson. Mary Rae, Barbara Merrick and Helen Ford sang a Thanksgiving hymn. 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