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LIGHTS ON THE back end of the local fire truck, parked
beside the CNR station, were melted and paint on the
truck scorched from the heat of the blaze at Beaver
Lumber Co. Ltd. Seen at the extreme left is Murray
Gaunt's car which had been left at the station when Mr.
Gaunt left town earlier that day by train. The car was
also damaged by heat.
—Advance-Times Photo.
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News of St. Helens
Mr. and Mrs. Richard In-
gram spent the week-end in
Stratford with Mr, and Mrs. El-
don Ingram and attended the
Ingram reunion, in Port Huron,
on Sunday,
Mrs. Harry Radford of Win-
nipeg and her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Hartley MaoFadyen of
Vancouver, arrived Friday to
visit with Misses Elsie and Mar-
ion Gibson.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart Higgins were Mr,
Candidates Pass
Music Exams
The following is a list of
successful candidates in exam-
inations held recently by the
Royal Conservatory of Music of
Toronto in Blyth. The names
are arranged in order of merit.
A.R.T.C. Piano, Teacher's:
Honours, Shirley E. Vincent.
Grade X Piano: Pass, Hazel
M. Bateman.
Grade IX Piano: Honours,
Jeffrey Shaddick; Margaret A.
Oldfield. Pass, Nancy J. An-
derson.
Grade VIII Piano: Honours,
Nellie Baan; Lloyd Shaddick,
Diane M. Turnbull (equal).
Pass, Dorothy E. Elliott.
Grade VII Piano: Honours,
Joan D. Elliott, Susan Street
(equal); Lois C. Fraser. Pass,
Gail A. Searle; Karen E. Mc-
Donald, James H. Wheeler
(equal); Mary Austin; Robert J.
Black.
Grade VI Piano: Honours,
Lynne McDonald.
Grade V Piano: Honours, Ju-
lie A. Valiance; Joan Howatt;
Eric Campbell, Margaret How-
son, (equal); Dianne E. Fraser,
Mary A. Wheeler (equal); Kar-
en G. Mutter; Mary Howson.
Pas, Deborah L. McCall; Mary
K. Work.
Grade IV Piano: Honours,
Carolyn Zinn.
Grade III Piano: Honours,
David Street.
Grade II Piano: Honours, Lin-
da Walden.
Grade I Piano: Honours, Kat-
en Higgins; Katherine Street.
A.R.C.T. Piano Written:
Honours, Shirley E. Vincent.
Grade V Theory: Harmony,
Pass, Catharine Potter; Charles
R. Merrill.
Grade III Theory: Harmony,
First Class Honours, Margaret
A. Oldfield. History, Honours,
Mrs. Gail Lear.
Grade II Theory: First Class
Honours, Alice Andrews; Aud-
rey Coultes; Dale Tasker; Lois
C. Fraser, Gertrude J. Kerni-
ghan (equal); Roseanne de -
Vries; Karen McEwing; Martha
June Newland, Diane M. Turn-
bull (equal). Honours, Maria
Dalton; Judy McCosh; Carol
Campbell; Larke Carson. Pass,
Mary Austin.
Grade 1 Theory: First Class
Honours, Vonnc McCutcheon;
Bruce D. Johnston; David Moir;
Bruce R. MacPhee; Fayc Farq-
uhar.
and Mrs. Lloyd Wheeler and
family of Brussels.
Miss Hazel Sparling visited
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Eaton of
Seaforth on Saturday.
Visitors on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Fraser Haugh were
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Darling,
Jimmy, Ethel, Phyllis, Kath-
erine, Bobby, Stephen and Ron-
nie of 13elmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Aylmer Hart,
Cheryl and Kevin of Brussels,
visited Saturday evening at the
home of Mr. John Hupfer.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Hutton,
Wingham, visited Miss Hazel
Sparling Tuesday evening.
Mr. Clarence Clement, Tor-
onto, spent the week-end at
Donald Scott
Presides, C.O.C.
WHITECHURCH--During
church service Sunday, Lang-
side C.O.C. held their meet-
ing in the community hall.The
president, Donald Scott, pre-
sided. The call to worship was
given by Mrs. Charles Tiffin.
Prayer was given by Douglas
Wall. Robert Bregman gave
the Bible reading. The offer-
ing was received by Sandra
Gardner and dedicated by Rus-
sel Young. The secretary, Ag-
nes Conley, read the minutes
and called the roll, which was
answered by 20.
Mrs. Conron gave the story
from the study book. Mrs.
George Young explained one of
the parables.
President for the next meet-
ing, the first Sunday in August,
will be Douglas Wall. The
C.O.C. choose a new presi-
dent to preside each Sunday
which greatly increases the in-
terest.
The meeting closed by re-
peating the Lord's Prayer in
unison.
BELGRAVE—The C.G.I.T.
Mother and Daughter banquet
was held in the church school
rooms on Wednesday. Presi-
dent Janette Johnston was chair-
man. A toast to the Queen was
followed by singing "God Save
the Queen" . Rev. Arthur Jack-
son said the grace.
Between the first and second
course a toast to the church was
proposed by Mary Ellen Walsh
and Rev. Jackson replied. Lat-
er Kathy Chandler proposed a
toast to the mothers and Mrs.
Gordon Rosman replied. Mrs.
Henry Pattison proposed the
toast to the C.G.I.T. and the
girls replied by singing the
C.G.I.T. hymn.
Judy and Kathy Chandler
played two selections on their
recorders. Rev. Hope Jackson
their home here and Mrs. Clem-
ent returned to the city with
him,
Mr, and Mrs, Ross Coates
and Master Ronald Mapletoft
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton Coates of Sarnia.
Miss Edith Garniss, Mrs. Bert
Garniss end Mrs. Lillian Elliott
of Bluevale and Mrs, Wilfred
Keffer of Ethel visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sander-
son,
Mrs, Ross Sanderson held
open house on Saturday from 2
to 5 and 7 to 9 in honor of her
daughter, Elaine, of Kitchener,
bride-elect of July 1, She re-
ceived many lovely and useful
gifts.
Willing Workers
Hold Meeting
WROXETER--Mrs. John Fras-
er and Mrs. Harvey McMichael
were in charge of the Willing
Workers' June meeting.
Mrs. Fraser read Scripture
and Mrs. McMichael gave the
commentary. Six members
and two visitors answered roll
call.
Mrs. Fraser conducted the
study on the Boyhood of Jesus,
His baptism and growing into
manhood.
Mrs. Rae Louttit read the
minutes and Mrs. Ross z,ander-
son and Mrs. Harry Adams were
named to look after the Sept-
ember meeting. Members were
invited to Mrs. Sanderson's
home on Saturday when she was
holding open house for her
daughter, bride-elecr.
The unit will be in charge
of the worship service for the
U.C.W. meeting in August.
The ladies worked on Mrs.
Stan Gallaher's quilt and sup-
per was served by those in
charge.
gave the address to the only
graduate, Janette Johnston, and
Shirley Partison presented her
with a gift.
Audrey Coultes made an ad-
dress to Rev. I-lope Jackson and
presented her with a farewell
gift from the girls. Mary Ellen
Walsh played a piano solo.
Joyce Coultes introduced the
guest speaker, Mrs. George
Ball of Ripley, a member of
the teaching staff of Wingham
District High School., She re-
lated some of her adventures as
a C.G.I.T. leader and some of
the problems involved in the
business of growing up. The
speaker was thanked by Rhonda
Fear.
Brenda VanCamp sang "The
Lord's Prayer" , accompanied by
Joyce Procter.
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Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mussel-
man and family of Preston were
Sunday visitors with Mrs. Don
Pannabecker and family.
Ann Errington of Dungannon
spent the week-end with Lorene
Errington.
Dr. B. F. Green and daugh-
ter of Stillwell, Oklahoma,
were week-end guests with his
parents, Rev, and Mrs. B. F.
Green and Gordon.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Blun-
dell of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Scott of Belgrave, Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Errington and
Mr. George Baillie of Blyth
were Sunday guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Errington.
Over 50 Orangemen paraded
on Sunday morning to St. Hel-
ens Church. The service was
sponsored by L.O.L. 324 Dun-
gannon. The Scripture was
read by Chaplain Lorne Hasty.
Rev. A. E. Willis was guest
soloist and delivered the ser-
mon. Members of various lod-
ges were in attendance.
Visitors during the week with
Miss W. D. Rutherford were
Mrs. R. Levitt of Guelph; Misse
Bessie and Flora MacLennan of
Perth and Mrs. Joe Magnusson
of Spy 1-1111, Sask.
Mr. Herb Shopland of Ed-
monton, Mrs. Mamie Rawed
and Joseph Salkeld of Goderich
were recent visitors with Mrs.
W. I. Miller and Isobel.
Sympathy of the community
goes to the Aitchison families
in the loss of their sister, Miss
Hannah Aitchison.
BIRTH
TAYLOR--To Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Taylor (Patricia Car-
rick) on Wednesday, June22,
1966, a daughter, a brother
for Billie.
If the kitchen table, sink or
counters are too high or too low
for the housewife, she may suf-
fer from fatigue. When plan-
ning the kitchen, make sure the
equipment is of the right height.
Wingham Advance-Times, Thursday, June 30, 1966 Page 5
Wroxeter Personal Notes
High School Teacher Is
C.G.LT. Banquet Speaker
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