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Miss Betty Hetherington read an address and Miss Ruth Mc- Lennan presented a purse of mon-, Howie* Lions' 4, Bingo Winners Mrs. Gordon Ilislop, Wrox- eter; Mrs. Bill Austin, Seaforth; Mrs. Bill Austin and Mrs. Frank Riebl, Wingham; Mrs. °bright, Wingham; Ronald Adams, Lis- towel; Mrs. Jessie Koch, Wrox- eter; Mrs, Frank Riehl; Miss Pamela Riley, Wingham; Mrs. Cecil Yeoman, Wroxeter; Mrs. George Ilislop Jr. , R, R, Wroxeter; Mrs. Florence Jamie- son, Listowel, Specials: Mrs. Bill Austin, Seaforth and Howard Wylie, Wroxeter; Ab. Nethery, Wing- ham, second and third. Jack- pot, Frank Riehl, Wingham and Tony St. Marie, R, R. 3. Blue- vale, CISICsamicarma JOHN C CHARTERE ACCOUNTANT Wallace Avenue N. — LISTOWEL, Ont. MEN F SHIFT N'a Rif IN FEED MANUFACTURING PLANT. Experience or farm background helpful, but not essential. TRUCK DRIVER TO OPERATE BULK TANDEM DRIVE DELIVERY TRUCK. Experience on tandem units would be an asset, but is not essential. Good starting wage. Company paid benefits. 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PEARSON Trustee in Bankruptcy 306 JOSEPHINE STREET WINGHAM - Tel. 257-2891 HAM MEM G ORILALS LADIES' AID ' Of St, Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Wingham, are holding their open house tea Wednes- 4ay, June 1st, 5b sorr BALL Practice Saturday morning at 0 o'clock for all Pee Wees and Squirts; this includes all boys in Wingham 13 years old and under, 5b ANNOUNCEMENT Mrs, John Winder Kennedy announces the marriage of her niece, Andrea Mary Cullen, to Mr, Francis Rose Mills on Sat- urday. April 13, 1966, at West- mount, Quebec, 5* 3, 1960. at 6:30 p.m., in the United Church, Gorrie, Ont. 5* ATTENTION ALL VETERANS! Annual Vie banquet and dance to be held Saturday, May 7. Banquet in St. Paul's 'Church at 7 p.m. 5b MUSIC FESTIVAL In Foresters Hall, Belgravo, May 11 and 12, 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. In Wingham High School on May 12 at 7:30 p.m. Adjudicator, Mrs. Christine Thompson, of Toronto. 5h ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Heimp- el, of Wroxeter, announce the engagement of their daughter, Joyce Louise, to Mr. Paul Blake Statia, son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Statia, of Wrox- eter. The marriage will take place Friday, May 20, 1966, at the home of the bride's par- ents. New Rector For Brussels Rev. Franklin Braby, assist- ant curate at Trinity Anglican Church, Galt, will take over the parishes of St. John's, Oxus- sels and St. Alban's and St. David's, Atwood, June 1. He succeeds Rev. H. L. Jennings who was recently ap- pointed to the parish of Christ Church, Iluntingford; Trinity, Beachville and Trinity, Zorra. Funeral Strvice On Wednesday I3ELMORE-Funeral service was conducted on Wednesday afternoon of last week at the Stiles funeral home, Goderich, for Mrs, Amy (Rutherford) Bom- ar, who passed away on Monday at her home in Goderich. Rey. J. Donald MacDonald officiat- ed. Following service there the body was conveyed to Wroxeter Cemetery for interment. Pall- bearers were five nephews o f the deceased, Peter and John Newans, James and r.harles Dar- ling, and John Rutherford; and Rowland Ballagh. Malcolm Dewar The funeral for Makohn Dewar, 91, of Teeswater who died at Wingham Hospital Sat- urday, was conducted at the McGlynn Funeral Home, Tees- water, Monday. interment was in Park Lawn Cemetery, Tor- onto, Mr. Dewar, formerly of Tor- onto, is survived by two daugh- ters, Mrs. John (Elisabeth.) Mc- Kague, Teeswater anct Jean De- war of Port Hope, and one son, Clifford of Toronto. Mrs. W. Weir, Miss Ger- trude Bush, Master Murray and Miss Glenis Gibson visited Mx. and Mrs. Edgar Dane and fam- ily on Sunday. Mrs. Ralph Gray (Vincent Gibson) of Hamilton and Mrs. Gray Sr. of Guelph visited Sat- urday with Misses Elsie and' Marion Gibson, Mrs. Fraser Pollock of Brock- ville is spending this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Clark. Mrs. Jas. 'Doig is home from hospital and able to be up and around again. Mr. and Mrs. Richard In- gram accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Fred Noble of Rothsay and Mr. and Mrs, Elgin Ingram of Stratford to Ripley last Saturday, where they attended the wed- ding of their grandson, Mr. Crandall Benson. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Coates and family, Sarnia, visited the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Coates recently. Mr. and Mrs. Danny Salter, Mr, and Mrs, Geoffrey Wool- len and sons of Toronto, spent the week-end at their respec- tive homes. Mr. John Hupfer, Mrs. Al- onzo Sparling and Miss Hazel Sparling were in Goderich on Sunday where they visited Mrs, Angus Carmichael, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Robertson and family. Two successful auction sales were held Saturday when the household effects of Mrs. Dor- othy Wright and John Young were sold. The Wright proper- ty was not sold but Bruce Mont- gomery purchased the Young property, Mrs. Jack Wilson and Dale • of Port Rowan spent the week- end with the former's mother, Mrs, Elizabeth Hoffman. Mr. Norman Nixon of Wa- terloo was a week-end visitor with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Griffith. Mr. and Mrs. Allister Green and Janis of Goderich visited Saturday with Miss Gertrude Bush and Mrs. W. Weir, a 14 5„1,i II , k ,, ,,,,,, ,, 010.10100.0 kIkkOk.. ,, I , ,, , , ,,, nummonwmolkliol11111111111/1013,1,14WOH , I ,,,,, iloos1.111 Coming Events ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Harry I. Rhame, of Collie, wish to an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Corinne Ethel, to Mr. James Samuel Atwell, son of Mr. James Atwell and the late Mrs. Atwell, Ne-wtoncastie, Co. Fermanagh, North Ireland. The a wedding will take place June cy with the good wishes of the I community. A large crowd ene joyed the dance. W dee urch News McPHAIL -Passed away at his home, 472 Oriole Parkway, on Friday, April 22, 1956, Nor- man A. McPhail, beloved hus- band of Doris Walker, form- erly of Wingham. The body rested at the Murray E. New- brigging Funeral Home, 733 Mount Pleasant Road. Inter- ment in Saint Andrew's Cem- etery, Orillia, Mr. Braby is a native of ,N7,77:7AVV-,!:.,t,T;,-,.,,,,W1 -?" Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tiffin !with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brantford. He received his visited on Sunday with her par- ;Frank Ross. 0 s theological training at Huron . ems, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown 1 Mrs. Robert Snell, Mr. and College, London and St. Chad's College, Regina. He has serv- ed as rector of St. Paul's at DIED BUBKE-On March 21, 1966, in Vancouver, B.C., Jessie Pope Burke, Born in Wroxeter, July, 1899, eldest daughter of Donald and Kate McEwen Pope. Mar- ried S. J, Burke in 1922, who survives. Also survived by two sons and two daughters, Bruce of Saskatchewan; Mrs. Donald (Margaret) White, London, Ont.; Mrs. Herbert (Donna) La.figford, and Bob of Van- couver; 13 grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. George S. (Mary) Martin, South Paris, Maine, and a brother, Ross Pope, of Holland Centre, Ont. Three children died in infancy. Funeral services were held in Vancouver on March 24th. Chatsworth; St. John's, Des- boro and St. Mark's, Holland Centre. Rt. Rev. G. N. Luxton, Bishop of Huron, made an- nouncement of Mr. Braby's ap- ' 1 oree at Goderich Summer Camp, Clenaghan. The roll call will ; Vanderwoude by Baloser' , irst pointment last week. The third meeting was at- be answered with a penny for 1 Stars were given to Tirr Lloyd, tended by 26. Baloo introduced B WAIST BEAUTIES y• the new book, "The Way to the ;each letter in mother'q Chris- Seth Rawn and Stuart Hollowa tian name. The motto, '' Happy , GORRIE-The fifth meeting Since several Cubs went to Stars", ' was held at the home of Mrs. Scouts we had to have some. Mothering" and the topic will As this was the last meeting b e ' Ivielvip Taylor. The roll call new sirens so Jim Ritter was given by Mrs. Ben McClen- of the month it was badge night: aghan, ' was answered by seven mem- named sixer of the Green Six Collectors, Randy Vanderwoude ! bers, The minutes were read and Michael King seconder, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Pater- and Jeff Anderson; house order- . by Mrs. Ronald McClement. son, Judy and Jess of Detroit, Mrs. McClement led the ly, Bill Kennedy and Keith spent the week-end at the par- Hodgkinson. Tim Lloyd was ental farm home following the , discussion on care and selection made seconder of the Blue Six, of handbags. A demonstration Charlie Hopper and Carey i Kenneth Paterson, funeral of the former' s father, was given by Mrs. Melvin. 1 Tay- MacDonald passed First Star on a stitched bias band, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Coulter , sot, highway safety rules. We know I I corded piping, covered cord, , and family of Dresden visited you boys know these rules and Nit. Chinese knot and diagonal on Sunday with his parents, now be sure to always practise , and Mrs. Albert Coultes, and weaving. Ruth Anne Taylor demon- Mervyn with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. ; ; strated making a fringed bias Pipe of Brussels. Mrs. Douglas McQueen of ' pompon. The members then practised making these trims. Toronto spent the week-end Richard Lloyd was made second- er of the Red Six and I3ob Wil- liams was made sixer. Badges were handed out: House orderly, Brian Gordon: team players, Charlie Hopper, Stuart Holloway and Keith Hodg- kinson. The Grand Howl for the sec- them. Second Star thrift was and meeting was led by BroWn passed by Tom Lee, Bill Ken- sixer, Tom Lee. Bagherra pre- Inedy and Keith Hodgkinson. rented Carl Lee with his First ; The boys had a couple of Star. Paul Bennett was rnade rousing games and a sing-song, Yellow sixer and Stuart Hol- Be sure to remember the loway seconder of the Brown ; church parade of Cubs and Six. Scouts May 8th to the Presby- Second Star boys passed terian Church at the O.30 a.m. telephone, Jeff Anderson, Pill service. Cubs in full uniform Kennedy, Brian Gordon and please, and meet at the arm- Richard Lloyd; story telling, ouries at 9 a.m, highway safety rules and roes- PACK A sages and knowledge of his M- A high-light of the 'first Ap- cycle,Torn Lee ril meeting was the investing of The first week-end of June four boys, Jeff Croskell, Neil !Packs A and B,will have a camp- Reece Tim Gray and ilandy ,of Lucknow, ,Mrs. Keith Snell, Cathy, Pet- Whitechurch Women's Insti- ;er and Barbara, all of Fergus, ,tute will meet on Wednesday, May 11 at 5.30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Russel McGuire of R,R, 2, Wingham. The host- esses are Mrs. Robt, Ross, Mrs. Georoe Fisher and Mrs. Ben Mc-e ;were Sunday visitors with Mr. !and Mrs. George Walker. Mr. and Mrs. George Saun- ders Lucknow were Sunday ;visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Rus- Isel Ritchie. Of uchi Sanifico VIOCZ W ROXFTFR-- Chri stian UV Week was introduced at the Un • i ted Church here on Sunday when the junior and intennedi- I ate choirs led the service in ;song. The juniors sang " A 'Walk in God's Springtime" by ,. Emig and the intermediates sang "My Singing Heart" by O. Carrington. Both anthems were in two-part harmony. "Tile grace of our I,ord Jesus Christ" was the theme of Rev. R. Sweeney's address. He said clod's promise of grace through His Son is sufficient, Our strong points, especially pride, lead us away from Him but our weak points lead us to God. Christ is our mediator and we can draw grace from Him. "God calls us to be changed and redeemed," the speaker said, "but we cannot do this without God's grace." He gives physical life through our par- ents but grace is given through Christ, the mediator of God. MAD HATTERS LAKELET-The fifth meet- ing was held on Saturday after- noon at Mrs. W. Demerling's. 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