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were so thorough that this improve-
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of many Months.
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stores. Satisfaction or your money
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yeri 1. members of numn
Ater, ,Oder. of the Eastern
Star, of Wingham, entertained
recently at Pinecrest Manor
Nursing Horne, Lueknow;• Brook-
haven Nursing Homo, Wingl3am;
and Huronview, cl114011. Valen-
tine and. Easter themes were fea,
turcil throout the programs
.whish
consisted of orchestra,
sing_albngs, solos and skits.
Treats were taken to the three
places and were very much ap-
preciated by the residents.
—Mrs. Jean Aitchison has
spent the past month with Mr.
and Mrs. M. Gauthier of Shan-
non, Quebec, Mt. and Mrs. A. G.
Aitchison of Seeley's Bay and
Mrs. Winn Fowler of Malton.
—Mrs, Elsie Webb and' Frank
H. Howson have returned home
after spending the winter in
Florida.
• —Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George Fisher, Patrick
Street, and Miss Annie Kennedy
of ' Frances Street were Mrs.
Annetta Jantzi and Mrs. Eliza-
beth Clockman of Milverton.
—A large number of Wingham
and area residents attended the
Belmore Maple Syrup Festival on
Saturday.
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"HE LIVES" they sang with joy, and the grades five and six
students of East Wawanosh Public School gave their all in
this Easter message at the school assembly last Wednes
Slate presented
at WI meeting
LAKELET -- The monthly
meeting of the W. I. was held at
the home of Mrs. Harold Wallace
on Tuesday, April 18. Mrs. Derril
Hallman presided.
The roll call was answered by
the payment of fees. A basket of
fruit was to be sent to Mrs.
Gadke. Due to the officers' con-
ference at the end of the month
the May meeting will be held on
May 8 at the home of Mrs. Howitt.
Committee conveners gave
reports. Mrs. Howitt gave the
report of the nominating com-
mittee and the slate of officers for
1975-76 was as follows: Past
president, Mrs. Derril Hallman;
president, Mrs. Harold Wallace;
vice-president, Mrs. Emmerson
Ferguson; sec. -treasurer, Mrs.
Lyle Murray; assistant, Mrs.
Percy Huth; district director,
Mrs. Derril Hallman; alternate,
Mrs. Lloyd Jacques; branch
directors, Mrs. Howitt, Mrs.
Henry Hohnstein, Mrs. Clifford
Hallman; public relation officer
and press reporter, Mrs. 1:'ercy
Huth' curator, Mrs. Arnold
Gadke; auditors, Mrs. Gordon.
Wright, Mrs. Kelly Crowe.
Nominating Committee, Mrs.
O. Howitt, Mrs. Arnold Gadke
and Mrs. Charlie Scott.
A program planning meeting
will be held at Mrs. Wallace's
April 17 at 2 p.m. Delegates to the
district annual will be named at
the May meeting.
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day. The song was prefaced by a choral recitation of "The
Creation" by the 32 students.
Miss Merle Wilson returned
as Whitechurch WI president.
ITECHURCH—Miss Merle
Wilson was returned as president
of the Women's Institute when
members gathered at the Com-
munity .Memorial Hall for a pot
luck dinner and annual meeting
on Monday. Past president is
Mrs. Dan Tiffin.
Other officers are: first vice-
president, Mrs. Russel McGuire;
secretary -treasurer, Mrs.
George Fisher; assistant, Mrs.
Victor Emerson; district direc-
tor, Mrs. William Evans; alter-
nate, Mrs. Emerson; public rela-
tions officer, Mrs. William Rin-
toul; branch directors, Mrs. R.
Gaunt, Mrs. James Currie, Mrs.
Fred Tiffin; pianists, Mrs. Dan
Tiffin, Mrs. Garnet Farrier, Mrs.
Mission in
labor relotions .�
is UCW theme
Theme of the meeting wase
"Mission in Labor Relations"
when the afternoon unit of the
Wingham United Church Women
met in the Sunday School room on °
Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. Russel Bone and Mrs.
Victor Haines were in charge of
the worship service with Mrs.
Bone also giving the study topic.
Mrs. Charles Sewers played a
piano solo "The Old Rugged
Cross".
Mrs. W. Lockwood conducted
the business portion of the meet-
ing. Mrs. O. Boss reported on the
group's quilting projects. They
have four quilts to be quilted with
the next days set for April 21 and
22.
Mrs. Denis Langridge gave the
friendship report, listing the
card sent to the sick. The group
then made arrangements for
their visit to Brookhaven on April
23 at 2:15.
Mrs: Lockwood announced the
sale of anniversary spoons selling
for $2.50 each. The local church
has contributed $100 toward the
youth exchange program, an an-
niversary project of the United
Church. The Huron -Perth Pres-
bytery has selected Miss Marilyn
Day of Stratford.
The afternoon unit has been in-
vited to a social evening at Sac-
red Heart Church, Wingham, on
April 14 at 8 p.m., also to a UCW
meeting at the Whitechurch Unit-
ed Church on May 7 at 8:15 p.m.
The meeting was closed with
the singing of a hymn and the
Mizpah benediction.
Slides of
MiddleEast
Lorne Durnin; program commit-
tee, Mrs. Farrier, Mrs. Don Ross,
Mrs. Frank Ross, Mrs. Durnin;
auditors, Mrs. Farrier, Mrs. Rin-
toul; sunshine and cheer, Mrs.
Fred Tiffin, Mrs. Dave Gibb;
delegates to district annual, Miss
Wilson, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Don
Ross, Mrs. Durnin; clippers,
Mrs. Frank Ross, Mrs. Bob Ross;
delegate to convention, Mrs.
James McInnes; alternates, Mrs.
Evans, Mrs. Frank ROSS.
Conveners of standing commit-
tees are: Agriculture and Cana-
dian Industries, Mrs. John
Currie; Citizenship and World
Affairs, Mrs. Tom Metcalfe;
Education and Cultural Activi-
ty ties, Mrs. Dan Tiffin; Family and
Consumer Affairs, Mrs. Farrier;
Resolutions, Mrs. McInnes. -
Miss Wilson opened the meet-
ing with a warm welcome to all 20
present. Secretary Mrs. Fisher
red tthe iriitiutes and 'the `finan-
cial statement. Correspondence
was read, including a letter from
Brucelea ---Haven -regarding a
month for the Institute to visit the
residence. •A donation of $5.00 was
sent to Brucelea. It was decided
to cater for a wedding on
September G.
The branch directors in charge
of a bus trip had suggested a
two-day tour to Manitoulin Island
and Sudbury. By a vote, the
majority favored a one -day trip.
An invitation was received
from Lucknow Institute to attend
a one -day workshop on Institute
procedure at the Lucknow Hall on
April 29 from, 10 to 4. Members
are asked to take their lunch; tea
will be provided.
The 4-H Achievement Day will
be held May 30 in Lucknow. The
district picnic for Bruce South is
June 11 at Silver Lake.
Roll call was answered by
members bringing their house
logs and telling what was added
this year; or naming a food or
utensil used 50 years ago. Sixteen
members paid their fees. A good
collection of homemade candy
was received for the Auxiliary to
the Wingham and District Hospi-
tal.
Mrs. Bill Evans gave a report
.of the district directors' and
executive meeting held at Arm -
ow. The district annual will be
held May 15 in the United Church.
Whitechurch branch will be in
charge of registration. Each
branch is to pay $5.00 to the Luck -
now branch for the dinner.
The Bruce County rally is Octo-
ber 16 at Whitechurch and the
Rev. Barry Passmore showed
interesting slides of the Middle
East and gave an informative
commentary when the Wingham
Senior Citizens met in the Ar-
mouries on Tuesday evening of
last week. He gave the group a
better understanding of Egypt,
Lebanon and Jordan and their
problems;
The vice-president, Mrs live
Lewis, was in charge of the busi-
ness. After the slides were shown,
song sheets were distributed and
everyone enjoyed a singsong
Lunch was served by the com-
mittee in charge and a social
tim? followed.
The social committee for the.
May meeting is Hester Bradhurn,
Josephine Brydges, Peg Barrett,
Mary Burchill and Mr and Mrs.
conn The meeting dote is May
convention will be held in Owen
Sound.
The Motto, "Let us build so our
descendants will thank us for it,"
was given by Mrs, Emerson. She
suggested that descendants will
not thank the people of , White-
church for losing the post office,
railway and many shops in the
village, but will be grateful for
hydro, new homes and re-
modelled older homes and a good
water system_
Mrs. Russel McGuire, Mrs.
Dawson Craig and Mrs. Emerson
gave readings and Mrs. Evans
described the gingerbread work
on brick and other older houses.
Mrs. Emerson conducted a con-
test, "Did you ever hear?" •
The cancer packages were then
distributed. Mrs. Durnin and
Mrs. Fred Tiffin will canvass the
north street.
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unit of the 'United,t web
heldts eeting in
day /I Schoolroom on ThiursaY.
'The zneetia g opened voith quiet
music by Miss Violet Beaviettir
eriek. The worship and pry.
were prelleated byl >
Wilson and Mrs. John Topham
beside an effective. worship
centre of Easter lilies, the open
Bible, the cross and lighted
candles.
The theme of the meeting was
"The coming of light after dark-
ness". The candles were exting-
uished While the reader read of
the darkness of Good Friday,
then re -lighted when the news of
Easter broke with "He Is Risen".
The Easter anthem was read in
unison.
Mrs. William Wilson read and
discussed several articles from
The New Mandate.
Mts. T. McDonald
conducts study
GORRIE — Mrs. Thomas Mc-
Donald was in charge of the study
period when the Women's
Missionary Society of Knox
Presbyterian Church met at the
home of . ., Glenns Underwood
for' "their April meeting
.
- Her subject was the beginning
rural mission work in Taiwan
and India, as well as home
missions in Northwestern
Saskatchewan and the Peace
River, district. Special mention
was made of the work in that area
of Dr. Margaret Strang and Rev.
Malcolm Muth.
As the meeting opened, the aim
and purpose of the WMS was re-
peated, followed by the singing of
a hymn. The roll call was an-
swered by an item from the
Record or Glad Tidings.
Following the business period
the offering was received and
dedicated by Mrs. William Smith.
Mrs. Cecil Payne favored the
group with a solo, "Reach Out",
accompanied by Mrs. Under-
wood. Mrs. Burns Stewart read
scripture from the fifth chapter
of St. Matthew's Gospel.
Mrs. Darling brought the dis-
play of books for the members'
selection.
an
on prayer,The roll can was
answered with an Vim' thought
21704 a get Wei O:'.hab
«feri was' x for
Mylt, .
An Invitation WM receiver
from Trinity AufilkallMO*
ladies for April 24. Date for the
.41 pe garden party .is Tuesday,
Jo le 24, featuring strawberries,
Possible. Plans were :folu-
i ed to eater to a famitlypalrty in
the Fordwich Community Hall on.,
May 3.
Mrs. Agla cl ed with :prayer.
Lunch 'hostesses were
��N Ups. C.
Carswell, Mrs, Patterson,
N. Hard ng and Mrs. V. Gat.
braith.
The ladies quilted during the
afternoon.
Bridal shower-
LAKELET
ower LAKELET — Mrs. John
Jacques was hostess for a itis-'
cellaneous shower held on Sun-
day afternoon at her hone "in
honor of Miss Delphine Weber of,
Mildmay. Delphine will become
the bride of Glen Jacques is May.
Approximately 44 relatives and
neighbors from as far as St.
Thomas, Gode. rich, Clinton,
Hawkesville, Monkton, Walker-
ton, Wroxeter, Gorrie, Fordwieh
and Clifford made the day a
success. The bride-to-be received
many useful and lovely gifts for
.which she thankedeveryone and.
lunch was served.
SWINGING SEWERS
BELGRAVE The meeting
opened with the pledge and motto
in the arena on April 7 at 4,p.m.
The roll call, "Tell what your
activites are from your personal
analysis chart", was answered in
turn.
The color for the record book
was voted on, and yellow was
chosen. Cathy Walker read
minutes of the last meeting.
Maxine Procter 'discussed
styles to suit the figure. Mrs.
Clarke Johnston discussed how to
choose a blouse. Maxine Procter
and Mrs. Johnston discussed the'
summary matter.
Patsy Sc?tt measured Cathy
Walker for practice in taking
tneasurements.
PRINCESS SHEILA ANDERSON tries to discover why Honora, played by Cheryl Walker,
is crying in the grades five and six play at the East Wawanosh Public School assembly
last Wednesday. All students took part in the presentation under the direction of their
teacher, Miss Cathy Wenger.
MURRAY TAYLOR played the king and Kim McDowell
was the queen in the grades five and six production at the
East Wawanosh Public School assembly last Wednesday.
Sheila Anderson was the princess in the play.