The Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-11-06, Page 6Page 6 -- Wingham Advance -Threes, Thursday, Nov. .6. '1969
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Mrs. William Fitzsimmons gives
travelogues at Sectional meetings
Sectional meetings of Mait-
land Presbyterial of the W. M. S.
of the Presbyterian Church in
Canada were held in Ashfield•
and Gorrie.
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On October 29th, in Ash -
field Presbyterian Church, Mrs.
Don Robertson of Ripley, 4th
vice-president, presided. Mrs.
Douglas Martin was pianist.The
worship service was conducted
by Ripley members, The Scrip-
ture and meditation were given
by Mrs. George Sutherland.
Love rather than faith, the
strongest force in the life of a
Christian, was contrasted, an-
alized and defended in this
chapter. Mrs. Kenneth McKay
led in prayer.
The visiting groups were
welcomed by Mrs. James West.
The roll call was taken ,by Mrs.
Victor Emerson, Whitechurch.
Mrs. Ewan MacLean, treasurer,
presented the financial report
with helpful comparisons.
Mrs. K. Rooney, Ripley
introduced the guest speaker,
Mrs. William Fitzsimmons of
Beaverton. Using an excellent
set of colored slides, and with
fluent descriptions of a distinct-
ly Irish flavour, Mrs. Fitzsim-
mons led her audience through
the oldest and most historical
area of the world, the Holy
Land, creating a deep sense of
the reality of Bible people
and their environment, and the
meaning and purpose of life.
Duets, by Mrs. Mel Ritchie
and Mrs. A. Middlekamp, Kin-
cardine, "The Stranger of Gal-
ilee" and "The Song of the Soul
Set Free°*R,were enjoyed as part
of the presentation. The offer -
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Douglas Graham, South Kinloss.
A report on the W. M. S. Ral-
ly Workshop held in Paisley,
September 2 5th was given by
Mrs. C. McAuley and Mrs, K.
Rooney, Ripley. Mrs. Dr. J. E.
Little, Lucknow, expressed ap-
preciation to all who had parti-
cipated in the program. A
poem, composed by. Miss Dean
MacLeod of South Kin 1 Q s s
"Thoughts on Palestine", was
read by Mrs. Robertson. Mrs.
G. Wall, Langside, gave the
closing prayer.
A social time was enjoyed
when the Ashfield members
served refreshments.
Mrs. B. Thomas, 2nd vice-
president, Bluevale, presided
at the meeting in Gorrie Pres-
byterian Church on .October 30.
The theme was "Faith, and
Open Door", The invocation
was "Behold, I set before you
an open door and no man can
shut it".
Members of the Molesworth
group had charge of the devo-
tions. Scripture was read by
Mrs, Colin Macintosh. The
meditation was by Mrs. John
Brush and the devotional prayer
was given by Mrs. T. J. Mc-
Kinney, Teeswater. .'Mrs. W.
D. Campbell, recording secre-
tary, called the roll.
Words of welcome were ex-
tended by Mrs. John Brush.The
treasurer's report was submitted
by Mrs: G. Mundell of Belrnore,
president. A report of the Work-
shop Rally at Paisley was given
jointly by Mrs. C. McAuley and
Mrs, K. Rooney. Mrs. Jim
Mair, Brussels gave the offer-
tory prayer.
A duet by Mrs. J. Day and
Mrs. Betty Feagan, accompan-
ied by Mrs. William Ford, all
of Wingham, was enjoyed.
Mrs. Ted 'English, lst-vice
president, Wingham, introduc-
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reland, with many years of
Christian service in her home-
land and in Canada. Her trave-
logue, "The Bible Lives" had a
challenging message. Mrs.
Betty Feagan sang "The Strang-
er of Galilee" as the slides of
the Galilean area were shown.
Mrs, G. Mundell thanked
all who had contributed to the
,meeting. - The closing prayer
was given by Miss L. Currie,
Wingham. A time of fellow-
ship was enjoyed when the Gor-
rie hostesses se r, v ed refresh
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Entertained on.
80th birthday
A family dinner was held
Sunday at Danny's Tavern to
mark the 80th birthday of Mrs.
Fred Fuller.
Present for the occasion were
Mr. and Mrs, Herb: Fuller,
Wendy. and Bill l of Lion's Head,
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Fuller. of
Toronto, Mr. and Mrs, Jack
Bateson and Jane, Mr, Jon Bate-
son and Miss Betty Horsburgh,
all of Wingham.
--Mrs. Lillian Newman, who
has been Visiting at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. George
Tervit Jr. , moved into an apart-
ment in town last week.
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ALL READY TO GO—The members of the
Ladies' Curling Club made plans for the
season at a pot luck luncheon on Monday.
Members of the executive for 1969-70,
elected some time ago, are, seated: Presi-
dent, June Hafermehl; • first vice-presi-
dent, Mary Williams; standing: second
vice-president, Audrey Ritter; treasurer,
Judy Nevery; past president, Anne Rosen-
hagen.—A-T Photo.
Shower held
for .newlyweds
LAKELET- -On Saturday night
a shower was •held for Mr. and
Mrs, Steve Pomery (Evelyn Fer-
guson) at the Lakelet W. I. hall
to honor them on their recent
marriage. The evening was
spent playing games. The newlyweds were called
to the platform and Miss Con- .4
Joie Allan read a poetic addre t�
They, were 'resent d witit m
'fid `e
EveYyn�"tlianke everyone;
was served. ,`,'
Steve is a student theUnf
versity of Waterloo and Evelyn
worksin the cafeteria. They
reside at ,558 Spruce Hill, Wa-
terloo.
Three members.
for Kinetie Club
Three new members were
present for the lunette .meeting
on Monday evening of la s t
week, held at the home of the
president,. Mrs. Bill Hanula.•
They were Mrs. Mac Ritchie,
Mrs, Richard Bray and Mrs. Bob
Crawford.. TIwy were welcom-
ed by Mrs. 'Ranula,'
• The Kinettes will ,canvass
for the March of •Dimes in Janu-
ary. In the spring they will.
have a demonstration on wigs
and 'hairpieces.
The members are grateful
to all those who supported their
dance at Formosa , and the draw
for the card table and chairs,
won by Miss Lavonne Ballagh of
Wingham. •
Husband and wife
feam Noble Grands
Ernie and Mrs. Rets Merkley
were installed as Noble •Grand
Master and Matron on Thurs-
day evening, when Maitland .
Lodge and Majestic Rebekah
Lodge held installation at the
F. E. Madill Secondary School.
This is the first time the, Wing -
ham lodges have had a husband
and wife team as Noble Grands,
Two installing teams install-
ed the officers. D. D. G. M.
Ralph McNichol and members
of the Seaforth Lodge installed
the Maitland Lodge officers
while the ladies were installed
by Mrs. Warnock, District De-
puty President and her team
from Walkerton.
The officers are: Vic e
Grands, Harry Elliott and Mrs.
Pearl Brooks; recording secre-
taries, Wilford Caslick and Mrs
Ethel Gerrie; financial secretar-
ies, Murray Taylor and Mrs.
Uldene McKenzie; treasurers,
Harold Wild and Mrs. M a r y
Austin; Past Noble Grands, Tom
Henderson and Mrs. Edith Pow-
ell.
Visiting ladies were from
Monkton, Seaforth, Clinton,
Brucefieid, Teeswater, Ripley,
Brisstelt aneWalkerton.
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Friends, relatives honor
Mr., Mrs. Orville Tiffin
WHITECHU RCH- -On Friday
evening Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Tiffin celebrated their 50th
wedding anniversary in White-
church community memorial
hall. Those invited to cele-
br to with them were brothers
and sisters, nieces and nephews
At lunch. time Mr. and Mrs.
,.Tiffin with.John. Dan McInnes
MOW r o cer " oni+ s, were
,entertained with words of ap-
eciation from Tom McInnes,
e; John. McInnes, Kinloss;
George Tiffin, Lucknow and
--Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Dress
left last week for°Largo, Flori-
da,. where they will spend the .
winter in, the home of Dr. and
Mrs. A. W. Irwin. Dr. and
Mrs. Irwin have moved from
their cottage in Amberley to
the home of Mr, and Mrs. W.
L. Kress for the winter months.
Wesley,; Dan and Joe Tiffin.
Among the gifts received
were a gold swivel rocker from
the brothers- and sisters and
blankets, towels, flowers, di-
nette set, chinaware, pillow
cases, sheets and pillow.
grange .lathe.!
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FORD WICH- -Ten tables of
progressive euchre .were in play
at the Fordwich community hall
sponsored by the Ladies' Orange
Lodge. - Winners were: high
lady, Mrs. Russel Nickel; high
man,: Leon Schneider; consola-
tion, Mrs, Austin Stinson, Mrs.
Clarence Bender; birthday prize,
Mrs. Florence Wilson; longest
married gent , Jim Vittie,
The next card party will be
held- on November 13.
--Mrs. Basil Davidson of
Hamilton spent the week -end
at the home of her brother, Mr.
George McGee o East Wawan-
osh and on Sunday Mts. David-
son and Mrs. McGee visited
with Wingharn friends.
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Pattison and with. her brothers,.
Roy and Henry Pattison and fam-
ilies of East Wawanosh.
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