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CLOSE TO SIXTY VOICES joined in harmony on Sunday:,morning at the Wingham United
Church when a 50th anniversary service of celebration; was held, uniting the congrega-
tions of Whitechurch, Bluevale, 'Belgrave, Calvin -Brick end Wingham. Shown above is the
massedjunior choir which presented two joyful nurrlbers, accompanied by guitarists
Marna Walsh, Alison Roberts, Vaughn Passmore and .Mark Tiffin. Mrs. K. B. Passmore,
who, with her husband, Rev. K. Barry Passmore, trained the choir, is shown on the right.
75th anniversary marked by
Clifford Women's Institute
CLIFFORD — Thirty guests
from Women Institute branches
in the district joined with the
members of Clifford branch on
the occasion of the 75th anni-
versary of the organization, the
third oldest W.I. branch in On-
tario. The occasion was marked
by a dinner meeting in the com-
munity hall, with .the Baden
Powell Auxiliary serving. The
tables were beautifully decorated
in the Institute colors of blue and
gold.
Mrs. Henry Amoneit presided
as mistress of ceremonies, while
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ed with a number of musical
presentations, accompanied by
Mrs. Carl Douglas.
The reeve of Clifford, Henry
Amoneit, brought congratula-
tions and greetings from tie vil-
lage.
Mrs. Oliff, the district presi-
dent, gave the •toast to the In-
stitute, to which. ,President Mrs.
Ruby Wallace replied. •
Among congratulatory mes-
sages was one from Mrs. Jamie-
son, area president. Mrs. Mal -
1 uske, provincial president, hon-
ored the branch by bringing per-
sonally, greetings from the FWIO
Mrs. Maluske, in her remarks,
inspired all members to higher
endeavors, to remove self pity for
what we lack and replace it with
feelings of kindness, joy and love.
Mrs. Oliver Jacques presented
her with a gift .of appreciatioan1 .. W i.n a ham Pro -Life
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dent, presenteda brief an fitting .ss
commemorative service for de- in walk -if -Thou"
parted members, after which
Mrs. Arnold Darroch placed a
floral tribute of white mums.
Guest speaker, Mrs. Clarence
Diamond, was introduced by
Mrs. Evelyn Van Hoorn. Mrs. Di-
amond is a life member, has held
many offices, and is federated
representative of Subdivision No.
10. Mrs. Diamond presented the
challenge of the next 75 years to
the Institute. She urged members
to uphold the aims of the Institute
to encourage citizenship, human
relationships and to help ease'
world misery. The keys are in-
volvement and sharing.
In a world of transition, W.I.
Mrs. Darroch presented an in-
teresting account of the history of
Clifford branch, organized by
Mrs. John R. Scott in 1899, till to-
day. At first it was named Union
branch and the Institute colors of
royal blue and gold were chosen
to honor Guelph. At present there
are 25 members and one life
member.
Mrs. Harold Wallace, pro-
vincial board member, brought
personal greetings. Moorefield
branch thanked the Clifford W.I.
for the invitation to join in the
festive occasion.
Mrs. Hazel MacPhail closed
the evening by thanking all those
who helped in many ways to
make the celebration so enjoy-
able.
members must respond to tech-
nological changes with a green
light os, .for example, the need of
families in the third world who
can be helped through ACWW.
Mrs. Diamond presented a
further challenge for the future
as being: the .up -dating of objec-
tives to meet the changing needs
of our. communities, and the per-
ception' of those needs; con-
tinuing educational and cultural
development; the return to a
sense of human values.
Mrs. Dianiond closed with the
thought that the basis for the
spread of W.I. to international
strength has rested on self -
education and concern for home
and the members in it.
Mrs. Mona Cook thanked and
presented Mrs. Diamond with a
gift. ,
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The Wingham Pro -Life Group
will participate next week in a
district "Walk for Life" in Goder-
ich. A meeting for information
purposes will be held June 16 at
the Lucknow Town Hall. The
Walk-a-Thon itself will take place
Saturday, June 21, with the Vic-
toria Street United Church -in
Goderich as the starting point.
Wingham and area residents
wishing to participate in the
event are asked to contact the
local group members for in-
formation. The Wingham group
will leave for Goderich from the
Wingham Ball Park at 7 a.m.
Saturday morning. Several local
Pro -Lifers have already com-
mitted themselves to the 10 -mile
hike. Adrian Keet, president of
the Wingham Pro -Life group,
says he will make the walk in
wooden shoes, all 10 miles long. If
you wisirto sponsor him, or any of
the - other participants, please
contact group members in the
area.
—Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wall
and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vanston'e
have returned home after a trip
to Western Canada.
—Don Farnell assisted Rev. T.
K. Hawthorn during the morning
worship service at St. Paul's
Anglican Church on Sunday. Mr.
Farnell read the scripture lesson.
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n her nursing care r
M 0. Norris" *as the guest
speaker when the Busiieaaa and
Professional Wemen.'a Club dela
its June ttleoting last week at the
Manor Hotel. She wasnt!ed
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by Mrs, Jack Alexander.
Miss Norris told the members
about her life'e work, boning.
She spoke aboait hei irSining, stn
England and her years as a nuts-
ing sister during the war She
e
later came to Canada, setting in
Quebec and taught nursing for
nine years. During her stay in
Quebec, she instigated the nurs-
ing assistants' course in conjunc-
tion with the registered nursing,
school.
Since coming to Wingham„
Miss Norris has started team
nursing for patient , care at the
hospital. She spoke highly of
registered nursing assistants who
"are very important persons on
the team nursing system". High-
ly trained registered pts look
after the "special care units,
Woo Nom liiso commode('
the .CandY, Stip who ley
worthwhile rhe ,the pafleat,
.care. They also fain valuable ex -
peri ear gee in "hospital- work,
Mrs. George ft &inked
Miss .Norris for her informative
talk.
Tt+e May minutes were read,
treasurer's report and corp
respondence were given. MISS
Norma Coutts reported ost the
spring conference held 'i in Qttatva.
The 1970 eonferenee will be hefdr
in Hamilton.
As thin was the last. meeting
until fall, the executive will .hold a
meeting later this month to plan
the agenda for the ren>tainder'of
the year. President Mrs. Riintoul
wished everyone ' a happy sum-
mer.
A f ternoon unit sees.
historical church film
The afternoon unit of the Wing -
ham United Church Women met
in the Sunday School Rooms June
3, 2:30 p.m., with 37 members
present. The theme of the meet-
ing was "Love is Kind":
Mrs. John Wray and Mrs. Alvin
Orvis were iq charge of the wor-
ship. Rev. K. B. Passmore show-
ed the film 'strip, "Heritage to the
Future". It was a, sentimental
trip through the first 50 years of
the United Church of Canada,
showing scenes of the founding
churches, scenes of the immigra-
tion of settlers to the west, de-
pression scenes, scenes from the
war years, and on to the present
times. It stressed the presence of
the church over these 50 past
years, and pointed to future in-
volvement in the world.
Mrs. Lockwood ttvk charge of
the business. Congratulations
were extended to Mr. and Mrs
Colin Fingland who were . cele-
brating their. 59th wedding anni-
versarythe day _ of the meeting.
Plans were finalized for the
• weekend celebrations June 6 to
June 8. Tickets were on sale for'
the dance June 6 and the chicken
barbecue on June 7.
Mrs. Thompson will attend
Alma College August 17 to 20 to
represent the unit. Also there will
bend more quilting days till fall.
The next general meeting is to
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Armstrong, t m
with *canto to w ip An °p -
mg hymn was .SSR fob
prayer by Mr$: Artnstr0011.
WOWS was then '
Mrs. Armst t
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other
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read p
chapter ofIlAings,
the meditation. SIM
in prayer.
T'he. offering
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miss Hannah Yr
tram 'sang` a solo Accompanied
by . . CO= at thep o►..
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lams", WWI taken by
Aitchison.
Following a cls hymn,
J. Mcgled"uh'prayaer. A 4000
hour was enjoyed, by, nli•
be a pot luck. supper June 23 at
6:30 p.m. The Friendship. Club
meets June 18 at 12 noon. The
next Unit meeting is September
2.
Mrs. Lockwood wished all a
very enjoyable summer. The
singing of a hymn closed the
meeting. '
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CARS TV special
very successful.
The Canadian ' Arthritis and
Rheumatism Society would like
to thank everyone in the area who
worked to make the annual CARS
• television special of May ,31 so
successful.
The society is also grateful to
all whb pledged donations to the
worthwhile cause of fighting
these crippling diseases through
research. Because of the support
pledged during. that telethon,
someone may be able to lead a
useful life and take his place in
society.
Wellington Unit
offers fluoride
The Wellington County Health
Unit has completed arrange-
ments to provide fluoride brush-
ing of children's teeth three days
next week. On Tuesday, Wednes-
day and 'Thursday, June 17, 18
and 19, between the hours of 10
a.m. and '4 p.m. This service for
children three to five years of age
will be provided at the Clifford
Medical Centre.
If any further information is
required about this protective
program for children's teeth, you
are invited to call 327443Q_
FIFTY YEARS as a union was celebrated locally on the weekend when special annivers-
ary events were held at the Wingham United Church. A special service of celebration on
Sunday morning united the local congregation and members of Bluevale, Whitechurch,
Belgrave and Calvin -Brick.. Ministers from the three charges, Rev. Barry Passmore,
Rev. John Roberts and Larry King participated in the service and special music was
provided by massed senior and:junipr choirs. Shown above are the members of the senior
choir with the organist and accompanist, Hap Swatridge.
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