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INSTALLATION NI The T►r Wingham
Business and Professional, Win instal-
lation of Officers was. held Today night
dt the° Wingham •Golf' &. entry Club.
Officers are: Mrs. W. C. Murray, past
treasurer; Mrs. John Ciryr president;
Mrs,. merge Scott, treasurer; Mrs. R
Ahem past president and district regional
advisor Mrs. Marion Scott, s+ and Ace-
president.
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pres1 d t. Absent were Mrs.. Fraser IForgie,
,,.dal�
first Vice-president, and Miss Norma
Coots, corresponding, secretarY-A-T-
New B'8tPW of+icirs installed
The annual meeting pf titer'
li &PW Club was held at the
Wingham Golf Club with.seyeir-
al guests present.
After dinner, 'President MrSA,
J. Crewson gave a report of the
Provincial Conference held, in:
London in April. The Confer*
ence theme was " C o 1 or. Me
'Bright" andwas attended by
292 women. Mrs. R. Mara,
also attended.
Mrs. Crewson. called for re-
ports from the various secretar-
iesand committees,' and all ire*:
ported a successful year. ' .
Mrs. Stewart Scott gave_the
report of the nominating com
mittep as follows:
Past president, ivies. R. Ahara;
president, Mrs. J. Crewson; 1st
vice, Mrs. F..Forgie; 2nd vice,
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Mrs. S. Scott; corresponding
secretary, Miss Norma Coup; '
recording secretary, MU, R
.Ahara; treasurer, Mrs. 'G. R: •
Scott.
Committees: Program, Mrs.
. Scott; Fed. promotion, Mrs.
Shera; public affairs, Mrs. F.
'orgie; friendship, Greta Harris;
;pianist, Mrs. °H. Bateman; sow
;,vial, Mrs. G. Hastie; pe>ctnal
development, Mrs. E. Webster;.
bulletin, Mrs. W. Murray; pub-
licity, Mrs. H. Bateman; Ih-
temational, Mrs. D. Connell;
,„pen pal, Marion Simpson'; tele-
phone, Mrs. J. Alexander.
Mrs. Ahara conducted the im-
pressive candlelighting cere-
mony for the installation of o f-
4icers. The lighted candles sig-
'nify the growth upward and 'out-
Hoirdresiing
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JOSEPHINE ST. WINGHAM
A OTHHR'S DAY CONTEST STORE
ward of -the work and influence
of the club. Each member re-
sponded with a pledge to work
for the betterment of the club.
As speaker, Mrs. Ahara gave
her report of her visits to the
clubs in the region. She chal-
lenged everyone with ,Ithe ques-
tion, "Why can't you hold an
office?" The only way to learn,
IS too accept responsibility and
we must be willing to try.
Mrs.
Crewson conducted the
business. New by-laws were
incorporated whereby former
active members are eligible to
hold any office.
Guests will be invited to the
June meeting; tickets will be
available from any member.
A donation was v o t ed to the
Cancer Society.
Belgrave WMS
*tures from
.Th*
ACW afternoon
The A. C. W, afternoon gailci
mu Inthe pa mtofSP)
Paul's ' with tteodanee of 17. ,
and the president, MR. P. YAP"
anell In the cbair. AD;. MAO in
BingMy ther's�
sin "This � la
World , followed by prayer and
Mrs* C. H. W.ade;r+sa4 Scrip...
titre.
An invitation to Meet with
• the Ladies' Guild at ,Belgrave.
on Wednesday, May let was acs
cepted.
Mrs. H. W. Hamilton and •
Mrs. D, Farnell .gave splendid
reports of the A. C. W. annual
held in St. Paul's Cathedral in
April. In his sermon Bishop
Luxton urged everyone to keep
BELGRAVE--The W . M. S .
- meeting was held in the Pres-
byterian Church on Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Garner
Nicholson presiding. The open-
ing hymn was "Come Let Us
Sing of a Wonderful Love". • A
poem, was read by Mrs. Nichol-
son. Mrs. Cliff Purdon read
Scripture and the meditation
was taken by Mrs. Allan Mc-
Burney. Mrs. Athol Bruce led
in prayer.
Roll call was "How I can
show more' concern in thecom-
muriity . Two invitations were
read, one to the Anglican Guild
on May 14,.The ather,iP,.Calvin-
Brick, June 2.
The secretary's report was
read by Mrs. J. C. McBurney
and the treasurer's report given
. by Mrs. Athol Bruce. .
Mrs. Stuart Cloakey had the
topic "Missions in the Working
World". The meeting was
closed with the Lord 's prayer in.'
unison.
Membersasked for
cloning for bade
St. Andrew's W. M.S. meet-
ing was held Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. G. L. Fish,.and Mrs. Mary
McKinney were in charge of the
program. The president, Mrs.
T. Currie, gave the invocation
and led in prayer." The medi-
tation was presented by Mrs. W.
Congram. The theme was "Our
personal witness outside of the
Church". The devotional pray-
er was offered by Miss L. Tay-
lor.
'The secretary, Miss M. Deans,,
read the minutes of the April
meeting and gave the roll: call.
Mrs. G. Godkin, treasurer,
gave her.report.and received
the offering. The dedication
prayer was led by Miss H. Wil-
son. Friendship and service
secretary, Mrs. M. Murchison.
reported 43 calls and three cards
mailed by her committee.
The presidentannounced the
following: An offering for sup-
plies at the June meeting. Warm
clothing' for the bale to be turn-
ed in to the supply secretary,
Mrs. M. Gurney. , The Horne
Helpers' meeting to be held on
June 24th, and the Maitland
Presbyterial meets 'in Kincard-
ine
i card-ine May 15th.
The topic was presented by
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the vi# ► of *mice fOr *hen. . „,.
Thm e SpDeanery meets
Monda►y., lune Oft Sr C
dr
Church. Gode
gerrr an
from "'The Living
calling attention-, the 'fit
society aodaysbo' a'Wit:c
,coneem for ivu
but a great deal has been Alone
for the massett:. The ,Clidstiart
approach ;0 -society
by ply: email on the
dlviduai . %rwhom CW. was
willing to die. could Ober
that'riots, hippies and public
demonstrattor's ate a bid for
personal recogn tio n? It is
Men's fight for survival: ;as per.
sem amidst the kmattott of
great pusexilTheture.in bust*
mess and ,politica, the manipu-'
latton . and +exploitation'o f peo-
ple and the disregard for mei-
vidusis.:as opposed tothe ruling..
majority. Within the cbureh
tine crisis of authority .pfd rest'
lessness are aparl of.t_he great
revolution of today, The same
task fads all engaged h Chest*
tan ,educat on as .always* -to' as--
$ist people to Sad. their Identity
iQ relationship to God and, thitir
neighbour whether it be in the '
home here or thehumbleat :n rid
hut in Africa.
The meeting closedith a
hymn andd prayer and:lunch was;
served by Pint. G. MacKay,.
Mit, McCreight and Mrs,: Arch
olson.
Mrs. Fish,Our WEMn,�'(he sl'
g WRF ~../:1GI°d �,? pects t;
us to use our talents where we,
are. A film relating to this
theme, gave a portrayal of how
church people must move out
into places where people are, ,
and there make their witness t
the living Christ. Mrs. L.'Pal-
mer gave the closing prayer.
English west
to attend': m
(Sponsored by Ontario Jun or
Farmers, ;Huron County me -
• bees are entertaining a junior
farmer representative fro m
across the Atlantic.
Arriving in Canada. on
ril 23rd, Rosemary Miler' of
England is spending,. this week
with Mr; and Mrs. David M-,
Callum. Rua, 1, .Wingham. "S re
wgl nxwe to another part of
the county next week with •Mt.
and Mrs, Don McKercher, ;Sea-
forth. She returns home on-
Mrs.
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Oeta tfigaRg s verat
rE" x r tari:0i�.
Rosemary will attend the
Howick Junior Farmer meeting
on Wednesday night at Howick
Central School when Elmer..
Farrish will show -his slides of
Africa.. This will be an oppor-
Lunity for the Junior Farmers in
this area to . meet their.guest.
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