The Wingham Advance-Times, 1965-04-22, Page 14Page 6-Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Apr,22, 1965
Belmore Congregations
Hold Easter Services
BELMORE- Union services
were held in Belmore Presby-
terian Church on Good Friday
evening, when friends from
Belmore and McIntosh United
Churches joined that congrega-
tion for worship.
The Scripture lesson was
read by Bill Leeson of the Pres-
byterian Church. Mrs, Alvin
Mundell was organist and the
senior and junior choirs, under
the direction of Miss Mae Jo-
hann, sang "Were You There?",
A quartet comprised of Ross
McKague, Torn Inglis, Bill
Jeffrey and Bruce Darling, sang
"Where He Leads Me".
Rev. Douglas Steven of the
United Churches was guest
speaker. He spoke on "The
Meaning of the Cross", remind-
ing the congregation of the
great love that made Jesus
Christ give His life for us on
the Cross.
EASTER SUNDAY
Special Easter Sunday ser-
vices were held in both Bel -
more churches on Sunday. In
the Presbyterian Church, Rev.
T. E. Kennedy spoke on "Easter
Beauty", referring to Luke 12:
27, and to the beauty of God's
world at this Easter season. He
urged Christians to help spread
the beauty and joy of Easter to
others. The junior and senior
choirs sang "'Twas on an Eas-
ter Morning", and the senior
choir sang "Christ Arose".
Baptismal services were held
at the United Church on Sun-
day afternoon, when Rev. Ste-
ven baptized Keith Murray,
infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John
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age was based on the risen
Christ's words to His disciples
when He appeared before them
in the Upper Room. He asked
that our Easter conviction be
our belief in Jesus' words, "I
am the way, the truth, and
the life". He is the Way in
which we must walk;we believe
that He is the Truth that still
stands and still saves; and we
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Walk in Love
To Be Committed
To Mission Work
BELMORE-" If we walk in
love, as Christ has command-
ed, we will be fully commit-
ted to the mission work of the
church, " commented Mrs. Gor-
don Fish of Wingham, in her
address on "The Christian Walk"
to the Easter Thankoffering
meeting of the Women's Mis-
sionary Society at Knox Pres-
byterian Church here on Thurs-
day. She advised her audience
to walk carefully and prayer -
fully in the light of the Saviour's
life, death and resurrection,
giving thanks always in the
name of our Lord, Jesus Christ.
Mrs. E.Jeffray presided. The
story of the first Easter as re-
corded in the gospel of Matth-
ew was read responsively and
Mrs, John Dickson led in pray-
er.
Members of the Teeswater
and Bluevale societies were
guests and enjoyed an hour of
fellowship at the conclusion of
the meeting. Mrs. A. Mundell
thanked the speaker and Mrs.
B. Moffat of Bluevale and Mrs.
D. Keith of Teeswater express-
ed the appreciation of the
visiting societies.
Mrs. D. MacAdam and Mrs.
A. Mundell will be the flower
committee for May.
Safety Sisters
See Safety Skit
WHITECHURCH-The Safety
Sisters held their meeting at
the home of president, Miss
Pamela King with seven sisters
in attendance.
The secretary, Miss Donna
Hand, read the minutes, The
girls decided to buy their
lunches on Achievement Day,
May 8. All record books are to
be left at Willis' store by April
19 for checking by the leader,
Mrs. Rintoul. Practice for the
Achievement Day skit is to be
held at Miss Pamela King's.The
next meeting is April 23 at Mrs,
Leroy Rintoul's.
Miss Diane and Pamela King
prepared a humorous skit, " Safe-
ty in the Home". Through
demonstration the girls learned
to judge first aid kits. The
meeting was closed with the
repeating of the creed.
Easter Theme
At YPS Meeting
WHITECHURCH-On Tues-
day night the Young People's
Society held a meeting in the
United Church Sunday school
room with the president, Miss
Barbara Purdon opening the
meeting.
The worship service, con-
ducted by Misses Alma Conn
and Margaret Moore, was
opened with an Easter hymn.
Scripture was read by Miss
Moore and the meditation and
prayer by Miss Conn. Miss
Diane Coultes read a story on
Easter:and Miss Janis Farrier
told about Easter in Brazil. A
hymn and benediction closed
the meeting.
Miss Moore and Miss Farrier
were the pianists,
WDHS Examination Results
GRADE XII C
COMMERCIAL
Second Class Honours
McTaggart Ruth 71,6; Hig-
gins Ann 71,4; Machan Dar-
lene 70,1; Stokes Lynda 68,4;
Holt Ann 68.1; Ortlieb Linda
67.9; Craig Patricia 67.4.
Third Class Honours
Bernard Irma 65.9; Jardin
Bonnie 63, 3; Watson Mary
62.7.
FORDWICH
(Intended for last week)
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gibson
and Kathy visited Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Baetz
at Elmwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gibson
of Brussels were Saturday visit-
ors with Mr. and Mrs, Clarence
Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Orth,
Misses Thelma and Shirley Orth
of Listowel and Mr. Lloyd Craw-
ford of Moncton were Sunday
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Well-
ington Hargrave.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Connell
visited Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Everitt Sperling in Goder-
ich.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Toner and
family of Palmerston were Sun-
day visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
Henry Espensen.
Mr. and Mrs. John Inglis,
Stephen and Tommy of Grand
Bend spent the week -end at
their home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart
and sons of Listowel visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Stewart.
PASS
Finch Margaret 58.8.
Below the Line; Merkley
Francis,
GRADE XII
Special Commercial
First Class Honours
Ross Doris 93.1; Phillips
Mary 81,3; Noble Valdeane
76.0.
Second Class Honours
Sewers Faye 73.1; Cook
Elaine 69.8; Hall Barbara 69.4;
Eskritt Margaret, Morrison Lucy
Ann (equal) 69.2.
Third Class Honours
Mathers Grace 65,9; Hall
Patricia 63,1; MacDonald Pat-
ricia 60.8; Gibbons Sheila
60.3.
PASS
Currie Helen 59,2; Eskritt
Wilma 56.8; Cameron Barbara
54.0 .
GRADE XIII
First Class Honours
Robinson James 86,7,
Second Class Honours
Smith Floyd 74, 9; Casa-
grande Ruth 73.1; Bieman
Douglas 72.7; Procter Joyce
72.5; Bone Keith 71.6; Cam-
eron Sandra 71.0; MacLennan
Brenda 70.8; Anderson Ken-
neth 69.2; Procter Murray,
68.1.
Third Class Honours
McTaggart Douglas 65.4;
Dinsmore Gail, MacTavish
Kenneth (equal) 64.8; Strong
Paul 64.3; Woods Lorna 63.6;
Millen Shirley 63.5; Press Rus-
sel 62.5; Alcorn Frederick,
Campbell Harold (equal) 62.3;
Smyth Doreen 62.2; Haugh
Mary 62,0; Deneau James, Ire-
land Myrna (equal) 61,5; Mc •
Kinnon Joseph 61.3; Galbraith
Jack 60,4; Russell Marlene 60, -
3;, Adams Philip 60,2; Cruik-
shank Jane 60.0.
PASS
Willis John 59.9; Schaefer
Mary Ann 58.5; Errington
Eleanor 58,0; Campbell John R.
57.3; Machan Glen 57.1;
Campbell John P. 56.5; Robin-
son Carol, Wright Lynn (equal)
56.4; Merkley Terry, 55.7;
Reid Katherine 55.5; Farrier
Wayne 55.4; Pidgeon Cherrie,
Roan Cheryl (equal) 55.2; Sta-
tic Gail 55.1; Green Marion
54.2; Scott Richard, Wall Wil-
liam (equal) 53.4; Krauter Da-
vid 52,7; Busby Harry, Edgar
Catherine (equal) 52.1; Garniss
Martin 51.4; Taylor Donald
51.0; Clark Terry, Kerr Esther,
Stadelmann Louis (equal) 50,9;
McAfee Jane, Thompson Mary
Helen (equal) 50.3; Crawford
Sara 50.2.
Below the Line
Douglas Wayne, McIntyre
William, Sleightholm Elgin
(equal), Watson John, Winger
Ruth, Bismayer Stanley, Chet-
tleburgh Thomas, Harrison Al-
lan, Congram Charles, Michie
Ruth, Hueston Brock, McOr-
mond Maureen, Coultes Ruth,
MacRae Connie, Jamieson Mary
Lou, O'Malley Dennis, Finni-
gan Lynn, McCallum Hugh,
Mitchell William, Kerr George,
Parker Bruce, Grainger Robert,
Campbell Douglas, Lunn Ro-
bert, Thompson Barry, Chap-
man Garry.
Not Ranked: Karen Kilpat-
rick, Don Whitfield.
HOWICK
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AT THE
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Fri., April 23rd - 8:15 pm
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CHILDREN -25c
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