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BIRTHS Gifts Presdnted to
Audrey Ste. Marie
TI-IORNTON—In Wingham noS-
pital, on Wednesday, aVlay. 7, to
Mr, and Mrs Doran Thornton,
p,,R, 2 Gorrie, a son,
SCHIESTEL—In, Wingham Hospi-
tal on Thursday, May 8, to Mn
and Mrs. Frank Sehiestel,, Tees-
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TRANS'CANADIVPEDIT.
CWL Donates. to
Water Safety Fund
The May meeting of the CAVE,
was held in the parish hall on
Tuesday, May 6, Fourteen members
'were present. It was decided to.
give a donation to the Wingham
Water Safety Fund and to have a
white elephant sale at the June
meeting. A 'business discussion was
held and lunch was served.
The ,,meeting ended with the
League prayer. The June meeting
is 'to be held in the parish hall_
A shower was held in the Leg-
ion Home last Thursday evening,
when about-6Q' friends and, neigh-
bors gathered -in 'honor of MISS
Audrey Ste, Marie,- whose marriage
to Mr, Jack .Hobcien will take place
later this month.
Mrs. Stuart Henry read an ad-
dress add Mrs, 4c1 Errington, Mrs.
Don Cooke and -,Mrs. Ken Simla-
mon presented the gifts which in-
cluded a 'set, of•erici tables,• a coffee'
table, doilies and a pair of sheets
and pill0 bases. Audrey expressed
her gratkdde for their kindness
and generosity,
A nuMber. of games were played'
and Mrs,' Charles Sewers led in a
lively sing-song.- Lunch was
by' the' ladies who had planned
and taken'. charge of the . event,
Mrs. Errington, Mrs. Thos. Whar-
ton, Mrs Don Cooke, Mrs. Orval
Welsh, Mrs.,,,'Stuart Henry, Mrs,
Ken Sinnamon: and "-Mrs, John
Hanna. , '
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QUARTERLY 2 HALF-YEARLY,:
3 ANNUALLY Miss S. Chettleburgb
Feted. Friends
Mrs. gd. Fitzpatrick, Miss Velma
Redman: and Mrs, Doug 'Nesbitt
were hostesses at -a surprise shover
in the Legion,.Hall on Wednesday
evening ,of laSt" week for Miss
Shirley Ottettleburgh, bride-elect of
this month. °Over. 40 friends were
Mrs. Neibitt assisted with the
gifts which., included a clothes
hamper, Plate': glass mirror, eWc 7
trie clock,i pair flannelette blank-
ets, a woollen -blanket and two
pairs of ;pillow eases.
'Five gaMes.:of bingo were play-;
ed, those -Winning the prizes being
SOY SloSSer,• Mrs. Jack Ernest,
Mrs. Ha3!old 'Crump; Mrs, Don
Adams 'rind Mrs. Clarence Bortio.
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Lunch was served by the hos-,
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Children Umler 12 in Cars Free
SCHOLARSHIP WINNER — Julia
Thornton, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Wilson Thornton, was the
winner Of a scholarship at. Ube re-
cent Huron County Music Festival
lucid at. Goderich.
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WHITECHURCH—The marriage
of Miss Myrtle Elizabeth (Beth)
Dowling, only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Dowling. of Kinloss,
and Robert Andrew, youngest $0.11
of Mr. Archie Aitchison of West
WawanoSh and the late Mrs. Ait,
chison, Was solemnized on Sat-
urday, at the United ChurCh
manse, Bluevale, with Rev, R. A.
Brook officiating. Miss Clara
Rooney, of Kenilworth, cousin of
the bride and Mr., John Aitchison,
of Blaekstock, brother of '• the
groom, were the attendants,
Later a reception was held at the
home of the bride's parents, in
Kinloss, for 60 guests, from Lon-
desboro, Mount .Forest, Holstein,
Kenilworth, Illackstock and other
local points.
The happy couple left on
honeymoon trip to-Northern Ont-
ario and Sault Ste. Marie, They
will reside 'at Ilderton. The best
wishes of a host of friends ac-
company them to their new hOme.
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"Voodoo Island"
Boris Karioff
SUN. ISIIID-NITE and MON..
May IR and 19
Double Feature
"Naked Paradise".
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Richard Donning and
Beverley Garland
`THE GUN SLINGER'
Colour John Ireland
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
''SPANISH AFFAIR"
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Frances Rettinger
London Graduate
Mr, and Mrs. Cletus rtettinger
and family attended the --grachia-
tion exercises held in Thames Hall,
University of Western Ontario,
London, on Wednesday evening in
which their daughter, Frances, was
one of the class of sixty-six nurses.
The ceremonies opened with, the
graduate nurses marching up the
aisle to:their places on the plat-
form preceded by the student.
nurses- choral group 'singing "L4nd
of Hope and Glory;'.
The chairman for the evening
was Mr, James O. Hughes. Miss
3:43cresa, Mary Healey 'presented
the valedictory address and greet-
ings were -expressed by His WOt-
ship' Mayor Allan- Johnston, on be-
half of the city -of. London, Dr. I.
B, Hesston, for the-medical staff
and' Dr. G. Edward Hall, president
of the' University of Western Ont-
ario. •
Right Rev, L. TYL ForreStall .pre-
sented dtplomas to the girls and.
medals were- presented by Right
Rev, J. A. Feeney. The Most Ttev.
John C. Cody, Bishop of London,
addressed the, graduates on their
chosen .Profeision and extended
congratulatory wishes' for their
success.
Following the • graduation . exer,
elms, thirty-five guests went to
Knotty. Pine'. Inn ...where refresh-,
ments and a sumptuous chleken
dinner were served in honor 'of
Miss Rettinger's ,graduation. The
guests were from London, Toronto;
'Kitchener,' ° Brantford, LucknoW,
Teeswatet" and VanoVer, • AbilV
friends and neighbours. frotn ,the
Wingham 'district attended in :the
evening, •
MESS IN JAPAN
REPORTED 'AT VMS
SUNDAY MIDNITE-42.05
"JAILHOUSE ROCK"
Elvis Presley, Judy Tyler
All Seats GOc
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
May 20 and 21
"PETE KELLY'S
BLUES"
(Colour) (Cinemascope)
4,ek Webb - Peggy Lee
Edmund O'Brien
(Two Cartoons)
On Tuesday, May Gth, the regu-
lar meeting of St, Andrew's 'Wo-
men's. Missionary 'Society, Wing-
ham, was held in the Sunday
School room with, the president,
Mrs. 'A..Nimmo, in. the' chair. After
the opening hymn Mrs, John Bur-
chill read from St. John's Gospel
14 and 1st Corinthians 12, and gave
a ,short meditation on the Passage.
Miss Cora Gilkinson led in prayer,
and the offering was dedicated by
Miss M. Walsh,
MONDAY and TUCSDAY
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Following the roll call and 'busi-
ness, an interesting letter was read
from Miss Agnes Conan telling of
her work in Nigeria. The Presby-
terial will meet in Knox Church,
Kincardine, on May 20th, and Miss
Christine Isbister and Miss Kath-
leen Pringle were appointed dele-
gates.
The study of the Christian
church in Japan was continued.
Mrs. Wilfred McKague told of the
difficulties of- the Christian in
overcoming the' age-old influence
of Buddhism,- particularly in the
youth of the Korean Church in
Japan!
Mrs, John McKague gave an in-
teresting account of the witness of
a Japanese woman who is the
pastor of a busy church in Tokyo,
In 1617, she was commanded to be-
gin weekly pastoral calls on tin.,
Empress. Taking her Bible from
her grey silk kerchief, she ex-
pounded the Scriptures to the Em-
press and her ladies4n-waiting.
and led them i,n singing songs of
praise In 1949 General MacArthur
appealed for ten million Scriptures
t.cr be :given to the Japanese. The
Pocket Testament League. went to
work . concentrating' on St. John's
Gospel, They went through the
Streets and roads of Japan dis-
tributing the word. The Japanese
Bible 'Society reports the distribtp
tl.on, almost -all by sales, of fifteen
million Bibles 'and portions there-
of, since the war, so from these
sources almost all farriilies have a
portion of the -Scriptures.
A solo, "The Good Shepherd",
sting by Mrs, Charles Lee, aebbili.-
panied by Mrs, W, Ford; was very
numb enjoyed, Mrs. ' A, Hastings
'closed the meeting With. Prayet,
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
May 14 and
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Fifteen Baptized
At S4. Andrew's
Fifteen children were baptized by
D?, Alexander Nimmo at the
Mother's Day service in St. And-
rew's Presbyterian Church on Sun-
day morning. They were;
Kevin Ronald Wareing, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Garnett R. Wareing,
London; Mark Rayner Eldridge,
,son of Lt, and Mrs Leonard B,
Eldridge, Barrie; and the follow-
ing trOm Wingham and district,
Brian Douglas McTavish, son of
Mr. and' Mrs, Cameron- McTavish;
Brian John Rerrott, son of .Mr. and
Mrs, Charles Perrott; Kevin George
Baker, son of Mr: and Mrs, Ken-
neth Baker; Peter Sohn Hilbert,
son of Mr. and Mrs, William H11-
bert; Ross James, Casemore,, son
of Mr. and Mrs. James Caserndre;
Cheryl Lynn Polttori, daughter of
Mr, and John Voxban; Debra
Anil Underwood, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, All&n. Underwood; Ken-
netli.Wayne Merton, son of Mr,
and Mrs, I-ter/net/1 Horton; Peter
John. beans, son of Mr, 'and, Mrs.
Alin, Dew; Monte Steven Taylor,
'son or Mr., and Mr's. Harvey Taylor;
bavid William Thompson, son of
Mr, arid Mrs. W. J. Thompson;
Laura Lee Catherine Mckligne,
daughter of` Mr,` and Mrs. Andrew
MeKagtie, and Carol' Marie 'Hat&
ings, daughter nt 14. and UP4i.
Ross 'Tasting*,
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
May 16 mid 17
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SUNDAY MIDNITE—May 16
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in the Toronto Star.
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BOUCHER—In Wingham liospi-
' tal, on Friday, May 9, to Mr, and
Mrs. Leander Boucher, Wing-
ham, a son.
MeGEE—In Wingham Hospital on
Saturday,' May 10, to Mr., and
Mrs, Fred McGee,, Wingham, a
son.
HAYS—In Wingham Hospital on
Monday, May 12, to kr: and
Mrs. Stanley I-lays, RR. 1, Wrox-
eter a son,
RILEY -In Winghnim Hospital, on
Tuesday, May 13, to Mr, And Mrs.
Ferguson Riley, Wingliarn, a
daughter.
EIGHT CHRISTENED
AT UNITED CHURCH
A Mother's Day service wt's held
in Wingham United Church, on
Sunday morning when Rev, C R.
Durrant spoke from the text fOund
in Isaiah 66-13; "As one whom his
mother comforted, so will I corn-
fort you", He reminded 1the con-
gregation of the great influence
which the mother -carries in the
home and the, opportunity which is
hers to train the family in Chris-
tian service. Mr. Durrant cited
several great men, such as William
Booth, John Wesley and Abraham
Lincoln, who publicly acknowledg-,
ed what they owed e. the early
home training, which they had re-
ceived from their mothers. 'From
this, he stressed the need of Chris-
tian revival in the home, Which
should be built up and trained in
faith in God:
The music was provided by the
junior choir; led bit' the director
of music, A. D. Bennett.
During the service- the following
children were christened by' Mr.
Durrant:
Susan Karla, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Allan Francis Walker:
Maureen 'Lynn,' daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Murray. Cameron Stain-
ton; Marlene Eleanor, daughter of
Mr. and' Mrs. William Lorne Sew-
ers; Carol Ann and. Ruth Ann, twin
daughters of Mr. and . Mrs. Jarhes
Johnston; Murray' Allan, , r n of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Edgar; Carl
Douglas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Joseph Bondi, Jeffrey Allan, son
of Mr. and Mrs.411an Bun/stead.
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