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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-07-15, Page 7FOROIVICO PENAL. WORM IS TOPIC Of SPEAKER Zile Ming a 'btrots= itu WiiNVOILA* Oirritliiii;lt iV44141ligiiii*, 406* iii,4-- PORDWICH---°A Christian Con.• cern for Leadership" was the theme of the WKS 'meeting o the Ford— wich TJnited Church ...when .the Ail. .aneiate Members. were the. guests Mrs. Stanley Bride, president, op- ened the meeting 'withthoughts 9.11.• the theme .and prayerT The minut- es were read by the secretary, Mrs, .Pariter Eurig and 40 Mena- hers and gitests. answered the roil call, "a LChrictian leader", Mrs Ken Oraharn and Mrs. Crosby Salt-. eran . were anpointed to arrange for the autumn thankoffering .ser vice, Miss Margaret Wilson is the for the month, Mrs. W. H, liainstocit gave the prayer for our missionaries. Mrs. Cecil Wilson,. assisted by Mrs. A, Wallace, Mrs, E. A. Schae- fer,...Mra,..p, Doig, and Mrs, Mel Taylor led tlic worship service 'on the theme, '"Tile Church's Responsibility in Penal Reforms". 'Mrs. Ken Graham, Mrs George Richards and Miss Minnie McElwain sang in a trio, Mrs, Ken Graham welcomed thr guests and introduced the gues' speaker, linvoy Stanley Newman of the Wingham Salvation Army He spoke of his work in the On- tario Training School at Galt which is for boys. He gave as rea- sons for children going astray, ig- irieosilienetce , ,lack of love and lack. of p There is a, definite lack of inter- est by our churches and .church organizations in the inmates of ow jails. They forget Christ's words when He said "I was in prison and Ye visited me not", It. is part of our duty and privilege to bring Christ's 4oVe to them, so that they, may have the chance to accept it as theirs. There is great opportunity for the church in the rehabilitation of these folk after they have paid their debt to society, All these things must be accepted with pray- er. Mrs, Cecil Wilson thanked the speaker. A social time Was enjoy- ed and the village' group served lunch. of Mr..aati M s.. A11.1*i1 t mato were wseR,And v Mr and *.-a. John !Oral' Wililaftt Craig, Mrs. feinge. WIPP apodils,iso. of Thatnesville. 104,at days. last week with Mail, Pa tertian. rid Master Peter Pending two we borne Of and Mrs. Mills Mr. and Mrss. Sverift Ashton a family of Athena spent last weo at the home of IVir.,and Mrs..0egts Ashton. Mr .and Mrs. jack Gllasan of TO7r .onto were week-end visitors wit% Mr. and Mrs. Doug Holt, Mr. and Mrs. Anson ftutta,rx and. family spent a few daYS last weak with Mr, and Mrs. Boh Rattan in Cioderich. l'inndav visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Boyden Devitt were Mr. and nitra Arthur Harris and family- :Of Kitchener, Miss. Ann itones weer: with relatives,. in Toronto. 11fr. :and Mrs. John Tinian midi l'arailY were In ?ort COlborrie . a' couple' of days last week and on. Saturday attended the wedding of. a relative. Mr. and Mrs, Peter ChiorneY and holey of Port ,Colborne visited a Pew days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Keith. Mss, Chimney and liith4 daughter remained for a longer visit. Mrs. James Keith of St, Catharines is also spending soy-, eral weeks at the same home. Mr. and Mrs, Doug Wildfang• of roman spent the week end with Mr,.and Mrs. Roy Iiinanons and on Sunday left for a couple of weeks' holiday at Inveihuron. ImtuSi-frlandtara.,31,14. h7idgar WW1. to hear that be was able to return home on Thin:May from fA3towel. where 11,' nts been confined for anvprai weeks suffering from a heart attach. • Mins T,nul8 R xi rrwrne, of Toronto, in-speoding'this'Imeekwithhsrpar- ento, Mr. and Mrs.. Peter Browne, Mr, David Steiriacker Is spending 1111 ,4 'nook in Hamilton and parts of the U.S. Mr, and Mrs. Fars 'Hallman and family of Listowel visited Sundae with Mr, and Mrs. Wellington grave. Master Douglass :Hargrave returned borne with them for a few days. Mr, and Mrs. John Wise of To- ronto visited Sunday with Ur, and Mrs. Art Forester, Week-end and Sunday 'visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Anson Dem- criing were Mr. and Mrs, Jack Wilding, Toronto, Mr, and Mrs Uorcion .Goldrich, London, Mr, and. Mrs. 'Pldward Dorrierliag, Neunkadt Mr. Clayton Brown of Hearst Is visiting with his father, Mr, Win Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Jack . Brown. Miss Clara Bates of Iiall9t'er spent the week-end at the home of Kr, and. Mrs, W, A, Gibson on Sat, arday. She acconipanled them tr London where they visited with iVir. Harold Gibson at Victoria Hoc Mr; and Catharines spent the weelt-enc with Mr, and Mrs. Roils Doig, Mr, and Mrs. Iiildon graham an' family ,returned to Toronto Sun. ray after spending two .weeks a' their home here, Miss Winnifred Campbell of Poi' Jredit visited several days at he; :some here; She and her motile, will spend the summer months a their cottage at .Minden. Rev. A, IP, and Mrs. Gardriez left by motor last week Or a thre weeks' visit with relatives in Nev. iTtiestminster, B.C., and Vancouver Mr. and Mrs.- Royden Devil; Tent, one day last week in Hitch ever. Children enjoy Vacation .Bible School Mr. and Mrs, Hari Baker and family of London are spending a week at the home of Mrs, Martin Baker. Vacation:Bible School started or Monday, July 6th at the f3rethrer in Christ Church, Fordwich, an( will•continue until July 17th, Mr, and Mrs. George Simpsoi aid Lois, Mr and Mrs, John Wil. ion of gstevan, Sask., visited las" week at, the home of Mr. and 1V.frr Wally Gibson, Master Douglas Harley, George. Two Accidents in Family in One Week FORDWICH—Harold Gibson, 20- year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Gibson of F:ordwich is in Vic- toria, Hospital, London, with in- juries he received when he fel; on a hay fork, He was working on the farm of Earl Moore on the sixth concession at the time and fell off a load of hay onto the fork, He was first taken to Listowel Memorial Hos- pital but was transferred to Lon- don, where surgery was performed early Wednesday, At time of writ- ing his condition, was satisfactory. Since Harold's accident his 14- year-old brother, Garfield, fractur- ed his right wrist. He was taken to Listowel Memorial Hospital, where Dr. J. D. Forde set the bone. Some 150 local children have been attending a two-week Bible School at the Presbyterian Church, and apparently the youngsters are enjoying their studies and the arts and crafts taught.at the school. In the top left primary' group members' Daphne Walker, Lynda Seddon, Bobby Slidell, Ann Hendersen, Linda Aitcheson and Bobby Shaunessy work on drawings. Immediately below Barbara Boyd, Glen Dundas, Rathryne Ducharme and Frances Ducharme, of the seine group, paused to have their picture taken, Ann Jouwsma, Joan Remington and Georgina Brooks demon- strate some of their sewing in the junior group at the Bible School in the picture second (join the bottom, left, Ruth Currie, Sandra Currie, Rosemary Forsyth, Donald MeMnrchy and Susan Cooper, in the fore- ground lower left picture, Were snapped as they colored drawings. Also working with their crayons in' the, bottom centre are Sandra Lee, Rathy PaLtison, Barbara Skin and Bobby Larose, left right are David Balser, John Broom, Douglas Soiling and Ricky 'Gilmour. Top right Tornay Miller, Paul Tiffin, Rae Corrin and John Rae work bn woed crafts Second from top, right, Linda Chultes, Sharon Reavie, Jean Sinnamon and Ann Meyer of the junior group work on sewing, In the second from the bottom picture, right, Joyce Barrett, Brenda allousher,* Donna. Edgar and Linda casemore were caught by the camera dining the lunch, period. In the bottom right photo Ruth Bennett; °lilt() Lapp, Kiln Millar, Tina MsYlt and Jo-Ann Cameron get reatlY to do some coloring with their crayons. • _