HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-04-09, Page 6,Rainbow Ciub Sends
To Easter 5.als.
The regular monthlY meeting et
the Xary Htlatiliga Rainbow Club -
-Wail held in the Oddreittavsk Uan
,On April 1st, and meetings from.
hovv on are te cornMence at eight
o'clock sharp, Joint hostesses. were
'Mao Merle ,Casernere,.
Icidhleen AitelliSen, Ettod Mena-
son and Vera Mar,sh, cull was.
...answered by -BO, Members with a
faVarite winter --dessert.
The treasUrer's report Wes given
and several thank you notes read..
'It was moved that goo be sent 'ke
the Society for criolnd Children.
for the Easter Seal .earrtpttign,
•Was Moved that a 'donation be
:given by each member to a desery,.
bag' tho .eninnaunity .
,r,a$ter gifts ..are. to bp gent 'to Stly,,-
.fral of the club's Shut-ins,•
Emily Elston and qViorlo. Town
are to attend the spring 'banquet
put on by the London Yreo Press.
this month, The draw was won hy.
Elsie Bowden, Bingo was played
with each member receiviog a $,.50'
cent article, The: lucky cup was
held by .Mar)orie Jenson. • ,
The next meeting will be held
i n th e Legion Hall on Tues.dayi,
May eth when ceurt whist will be
played, Roll call is to be answered.
by giving your favourite spring.
newel\ Hostesses will. be Edith!
MontgOmery, Helen Hogg,: 'Lou'
Breckenridge, Grace Cook and
hlroily Vlston„
•
Mrs. Jas. Harper
Hostess to 'VMS
MACINTOSH- -The April ,meet-'
ing of the W,M.S. was held' at :the
home of mrs. James Harper, when
twelve members were present..
The meeting -opened with -the sing"
ing of a hymn, .
Mrs. Alex Sangster was the lead-
er and took charge of the meet-,
ing, Rev, H, West was present and
he presided over the.' panel discus-.
sion, which was very Interesting.
Three ladies from Macintosh .at-
tended the Presbyterial whieb
was held at Teeswater united
Church and Mrs. West gave a good
report on the sessions held there,
The study ,book was read by MrS.
Fred Bestow.
A most appropriate duet \vas
rendered by ftev, and Mrs. West,
"Oh Sacred Heart now Wounded".
An Easter reading Was given by
Mrs, Margaret Ferguson, "Two
Kinds of Crosses". A. hymn...Was
sung and pie meeting was' closed
with 4* prayOr given by Mrs. Alice
Vawhinziey.
.Friends Shower
Bride.. Elect
..Miss Joan Brydges and . MrS.
Robert Hill -were hostesses at the.
honle of the latter on Tuesday of-•
last week for a surprise kitchen
shower in honour of Miss .Mildred
Thornton. rilends of the bride
spent an enjoyable evening playing
games conducted by*Marlene itaa„e:
Kenzie, „
Mildred . received many - useful,
and practical gifts for. the kitelien
A dainty buffet lunch prepared .by
the...hostesses brought the shower:
•th close.
f. One of the major attractions at,
the Quebec Winter Carnival Is thb .
Unique ice canoe race across .tWo•
miles of ice floes.
Socha Music f9. •
Easter Service
EL4LI1iVALE—At the tster
morning -SerViee in the United
.01ireb., Roy. R, A. Oroela sub-
lect, was, "The Laster Vietery",
referring to Christ's Victory over
ain and death,
The choir`, wider the direction.
or Mrs.. Carl Johnston, organist,
sang the 'anthem, "This Is The
DaY", by S. 'Plata. 'Cooke, A quar4
tette, Mrs,. C. .Heffrnan„ Rev. R.
A. Areolt, Carl Johnston and ROSS
Smith sang, "Christ Arose", lay
Robert Lowry. The service was
largely attended,
EASTER THOUGHTS
'MEETING THEME
BLIIVVALE---The Thariltoffering
Meeting of the W.M.S. Of Knox
Presbyterian Church was held in
the church on April 2nd,. The
president, Mrs, R. J. McMurray,
presided. W.M.S. members from
Whitechurch, Cranbrook and Bei-
More were guests.
Mrs. McMurray conducted clevot;
ions and read an Vaster poem,
Mrs. Dawson Craig of White,-
church, read the Scripture and
gave the comments, Mrs. I Earl
Dunn of 'Cranbrook, read a poem
and Mrs, Alvin Mundell of Bel,
more, led in prayer,
Mrs. Roy survey introduced the
guest Speaker, Mrs, Melville Den-
nis, of Brussels, whose subject .wae-
"Thoughts that Come at Easter".
Mrs, William Mundell expressed
the thanks of the gathering for
the tine address.
Refreshments were served and a
social time enjoyed.
Club Closes
13th Season
-BLUEVALE — The final meet-
ing of the euchre club of the
second line, Morris, was held at
the stone school on Monday even-
ing, April 7th, This club meets
weekly at homes during the winter
and this was the 13th consecutive
season of meeting, , a record of
neighborliness and good fellowship.
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LAURALOLLAR SPEAK&
.AT ST, ANDREWS .Y1MS
.fbir#94 0 from Ntgeria„ 'arldreSsed;
the Easter Thanhorfering meeting
n4try.SIst,ocAlenttlyr,ei:n's
Th e. witIgbam, ,Aux.111.4ry enter-
tained members of th.e TeesWater
and Whitecluireh soeipties ,on 'thia
oceasion, and a large number
.spnibled to llear niest
111040age,
Miss. Collar based. her thoughts ,
on g. verse !from Dent. 'And
thou shalt remember all the Way.
which the Lord thy GO Jed thee -
these years in the wildergess,
humble thee, and to prove thee, to.
know what was in thine heart,
whether thou eouldest keep l'3W
commandments er no",
words, illustrated by pictitres, she,
told the story of her eight years in
Africa, and of the many avenues
of service which opened Were her,
The 'president, Mrs, A.. Nimrao,
opened the -meeting with an Easter
message, Miss Christine Isbister
read the. Scripture lesson and
gave a 'brief meditation on' the
passage, mrs. N. L. yry offered
prayer and Mrs. IL C. MaeLean
dedicated the .offer'ing. A duet,
SUPg by Mrs. W, Ford and Mrs, 3,
Day, accompanied by Mrs, W.' W,
Gurney, was much enjoyed, '
The guest speaker, Miss „Collar,
was introduced by Mrs, A, Minna°
and at the cOnclusion of her ad-
dress lVfiss Marion WilliamSon,
retired missionary to India, thank-
er her„ and, on behalf. of the Be-
quest committee, presented her
with, a cheque to be used in her
work in Nigeria. Mrs, W, King-
rose closed the meeting..,with pray-
The soaial .committee, • under ,the
convenership of Mrs. n. y. Pyni,
served tea, and a social hotir 'was
enjoyed. -
The meeting arrangements, were
•in. charge of Mrs; T. C; King and
Miss Christine- Isbister.
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TURNBERRY TWP. SCHOOL AREA
ELEVENTH ANNUAL
Music Festival
Township Hall — Bluev'ale, Ont.
Friday, April 18th, 1958
WHITECHURCH
Mr. Giant MeBurney is spending
a few days this week in London, at
the home of hiS aunt, Mrs. Eugene,
Arrnitage.
Miss Barbara Irwin and her
nieces, Valerie and Brenda Neth-
cry, all of Toronto, visited on Sat-
urday with Mr. and Mrs. WM.
Mr, and Mis. Clifton Moore of
London visited on Friday with Mr.
and' Mrs. Wm. Kennedy of Mar-
noch and' Mr. and Mrs. Leo Devine
and their three daughters of 'Park-
hill spent the.week-end with Mr.
and' Mrs. Kennedy.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Jacklin
and children of Btussels spent
Sunda); with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Cook of Marnoch.
Austin Cook has been laid up
with an attack of chieken pox.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Smith and
family of Kitchener visited on
Sunday with her parents Mr. and'
Mrs. Gersho,m Johnston. Dwight
and Diana stayed tO spend the holi-
day week here. Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Johnston of London, also visited
with their parents here on Sunday.
Mrs. Wilfred 'Walker and child-
ren spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred Johann and with
her mother Mrs. Henry Johann of
Belmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Montgomery
held a family dinner at their home
on Sunday. Those present Were Mr.
and Mrs. Anson Ruttan and
children, of 'Fordwich, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Fraser and Randy of
Walton, Mr. and Mrs. John Jam-
ieson and sons, and Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Moritgennery, Wingbam.
Mr. and Mrs. W. V, Bragg and
son, Randy,' Toronto, spent the
Week-end With her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. F. W. DOW, Mrs. Robert
Willie and sons Clare and Kenneth,
Toronto, visited on'Sunday at the
Daw honie. "
Mr. Albert Conites ' commenced
this eason's -cement work on Men-
day, at the farm of John Fischer,
Bluevale.
Mr. and Mrs, Sclah Breckenridge
of Jamestown visited on Sunday at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Larne
Scott.
Morning Session — 'a.m.
Afternoon Session — 1.15 p.m,
IC/Veiling Session i.30 in the Winglutea District High. School'
•. ,ADJUDICAT011. — MR. EARLE, TERRY, LONDON
MUSIC SUPERVISOR — MRS. NORA MOFFATT
The New
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Frank Sinatra
%RUFFIN' ALONG"
The Four Aces
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TQoAr aohnny mitthis
g,mnr,Ont4O MAGIC" — Henri
Rene' and Plis Orchestra
"SAL" --. Sal Mine°
JtitiVig SNow — Country and
Western 4ainhoree,
.0WINTRA WONDEILL,Wir
Tht) ltay Chnries Singers
XAdur., CittA,Sickg presents
music fer the LOVE 11OURS'
CANADIAN .CANCFR SOCIETY
Got, were Easter visitors With
Mr, and'Mrs, George Hetherington
and family. .
Mrs, Dobie of Toront0 is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. james ,Tohn-
stoh.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davies and ;
children of Thornhill, are visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Elmer
SellerS.
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THE CAMPAIGN FOR FUNDS IN
.WINGHAM. .anit: DISTRICT .
1.41).'s, Extended Piays, UMW,.
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iltioFf SupPlies
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PROGRAM DESEkVES.
WARREN HOUSE
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Walker Home Furnishings
Phititte406 • WALKER t . • Whightom
Mr, and Mra, 'Raymond 'Elliott
attended the funeral Serviee for
Leslie McLeod, at Wal,
ketton on Monday.
Mr, and Mrs, Alfred Barry and
children of Satilia spent the holt,
day utith Mr, arid Mrs. Geerge
Thornaciri.-
The Bluevale Weinen'S Institute
will Meet at the hone of Mrs, john
Fischer bri Thursday of this week,
ThiS the Winne meeting,
Mr, James Perrie of Brussels
preached in Knox Presbyterian
Church on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Hoffman of
Exeter, visited on. Sunday with
Mr. ,and Mrs. C. B. Hoffman and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lillow and
Marion with Mrs. Nellie Lillow.
Recent visitors with Mr. and.
MM. Gordon Hall were Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar' MelVEiehael and Mr.
and. Mrs. Bob Morrison, all Tin-
onto.
Easter visitors at the home, of
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Darling
were: Mr. and Mrs. George Val-
iance, of Agincourt; Mr. and MM.
Lorne Newman, of Windsor, Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Gibson and sons
of Drew, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Lints and Mr, and Mrs. Jack
Bradwell, all of Mildmay; Miss
Betty Francis, of Winghanf, Don-
ald and Harry Darling of Toronto.
Rev. Wm. Blackmore,
Blackmore and children, of Tor-
onto, were with Mr. and Mrs:Ray-
mond, Elliott for Easter.
Mr. and Mrs. Spence McKinnon
and children, of Cornwall, visited
their parents at the week-end, A
family gathering was held at •the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J, K. •Mc-
Tavish, including Mrs. Alex Arm-
strong, of Brussels, Mr. and Mrs.
R. H. McKinnon, of Bluevale and
the McKinnon fanlily from Corn-
wall.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Bosnian on Sunday were: Mr. and
Mrs, Jack Bosnian and family, of
Ingersoll, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Grif-
fiths and Bob of Brampton.
Mr. and Mrs. James McitinneY of
Toronto, Miss Jean Strickland and
3. Bradshaw, of Toronto, spent
the week-end at Mr. R. E. Mc-
Kinney's cottage here.
Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Campbell and
family enjoyed a motor• trip to
Lachine, Quebec, for Easter.
Mr, and MM. Nell MacLean of
Torent6 were Sunday visitors with
Mr, and Mrs, A, D. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan White and
Children of Clifford -Visited with
Mr. and Mrs. aos. Horton On Sun-
day,
Mr. and Mrs, Ale Corrigan had
as, guests for the week-end; Mr.
and Mrs, Gee. Mundell„ of Cariukc;
and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie cones, of
Toronto.
Howard Brook, Of Toronto, spent
the holiday week-end with his par ,
emits, 'Rev, K. A, Brook and Mrs.
Erook,
jaek ldlliott. Of Cornwall, visited
his home here fora few clays,
Mr, and Mrs, Donald Street and.
thildren of Listowel, spent Sunday.
With Mrs, M. t,. Aitken,
Mr, and Stirs, Wet Jenkins of