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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-04-01, Page 6Page 6—The Wingham Advance -Times, Thurs., April 1, 1976 Notes from Whitechurch Mr. and )lits• Bill Ri>Rtoul were &moi' "UtOrs with Mr. and attended the funeral at Bethel Missionary Church, Kitchener, Saturday, 10 to 12: 30 and 1:30 to 4. v SPRING CLEANING ' Miss Adams, Dean of Ewart Col - FREE with this coupon only. Mrs. Leonard Robinson and on Friday, March 26, of Rev. W. lege, will be conducting the Bakelaar Jewellers Mart of Belgtave. E. Prosser, a former pastor of school assisted by three third- 4 160 Main Street West r Mr- and Mrs. Gordon Campbell Palmerston and Wallace Mis- year student deaconesses. A pot f of Listowel were Saturday vuu- sionary Churches. They spent the luck lunch will be provided, with tors with Mr. and Mn. Bill Rin- weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Man- those attending from White- toul. fred Koehler church and Langside providing Mrs. L. Fraser, Christopher Mr. and Mrs. Russel McGuire dessert. and Bobbie, arrived home by plane from Penticton, British visited, while in Kitchener, at St. Mary's Hospital Mrs. Edith Brown of London with a patient, spent the weekend with her Columbia, last week to visit with Mrs. Joseph Moir of Wingham parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill A > xh , her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John area, Brown. , Jamieson, and family. Miss Gayle Kay of Kitchener On Good Friday, April 16, at 11 #, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore, visited Thursday evening with a.m., a service will be held in Linda, Cindy and Richard were her brother, Bev Kay, Mrs. Kay Chalmers Presbyterian Church, - Sunday visitors with Mr. and and Wendy. conducted by Bev Kay.The coni ..kik Mrs. Ronald McGarvey and Mr. and Mrs. John deBoer were munity is cordially invited to family of Ripley. Saturday visitors with Mr. and attend. Richard Moore attended the Mrs. Ron Nicholson of Strathroy. Mrs. Wallace Conn on Tuesday 27th Lions Club hockey tourna- meat at Goderich the To celebrate Jason Conley's visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott FOUR HIGH SCHOOL girls received their caps Monday for where Lueknow PeeWees, with whom birthday on Saturday evening were Mr. and Ms. Herb Hunter of Ripley. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tiffin, Joey more as Candy Stripers at the Y g accumulating 50 hours or Wingham and District Hospital. Eileen Scheurwater of he plays, competed with teams and Trevor, London, Mr. and and Mrs. Elizabeth Tiffin were Teeswater served 7812 hours Wendy Kay of Whitechurch 611'2, Pattie Stewart 5912 and from Forest and Wingham. Ms. Wallace Conn, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Karen Armstrong of Wingham, 50 hours. Convener for the Candy Stripers is Mrs. Daisy Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Beecroft Johnston Conn of Wingham. Mrs. Bill Snowden of Lucknow. It Connell, centre. of Wingham on Saturday was at Mr. and Ms. Bill Caslick of was the occasion of Joe Senior's Toronto International Airport to meet Hugh Sinnamon, returning Culross anvisitorsMrs . Earl Caslick were Fridayvisitors with Dr. and birthday. Mrs. Wallace Conn, Mrs; Earl Congregation, friends enjoy Family Night from a tour of Ireland. Shannon, Ms. John Willis and family of Caslick and Mrs. Douglas Conley Heather and Kevin visited with Kincardine. Ms. Caslick re- were visitors at London on Wed GORRIE — Members and ards acted as a welcoming the Holy Land and featuring his their grandparents, Mr. and Ms. mained with them till Sunday. nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Herb friends of the United Church committee and received the singing was enjoyed. Mrs. Mann E. W. Beecroft, while their Wilford and John Clipperton Bunter. Trevor Hunter returned congregation enjoyed a family offering. The chairman of the thanked Rev. Ball for his contri- parents were-at.Toronto. were Saturday evening visitors home with them and visited at the night, sponsored by the United Board of Stewards, Lorne Mann bution to the program. She made Ms. decoy Ritlitoul, Carol, with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin. Conley home till Thursday, then Church Women and the Board of and the president of the UCW mention of several items of inter - Kim y and Debbie on Thus- Nat Thomson of Lucknow was a visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wal- Stewards, which was held in the Mrs. Lorne Mann greeted the est upcoming, to be sponsored by day r turned home to Tottenham visitor on Thursday with Mr. and lace Conn. church Friday evening. large group in attendance with a the United Church Women. The after visiting a few days with Mr. Mrs. Victor Emerson. On Thursday evening, Joe Mrs. William Nay and Mrs. warm welcome. Mrs. Alvin Spring Thankoffering with Rev. and Ms. Gordon Rintoul and Mr. Mr. and Ms. Jim Gaunt of Tiffin attended the executive Raymond Gowdy, members of Grainger and Mrs. Gerald Gal- pay Bolger as guest speaker, to and Ms. Stanley Black of Bel Centralia spent the weekend with Pe musicians' meeting of Stratford g Unit 4 of the UCW and Wesley braith of Unit 3 presided for the which several outside ladies' grave. They were accompanied r'b'• and Mrs. Don Ross and Local 418 at St. Marys. Ball Jr. and Clifton Coulter, opening devotions, which were � g groups. have been invited is sche- home by Ms. Harvey Black and family. Mr. and Ms. Herb Hunter of members of the Board of Stew- based on St. John's Gospel, 1:1- duled for Wednesday evening, family of Belgrave. Ms. Sadie Barbour and Mrs. London spent the weekend with 14. Special music was provided April 28. The annual garden party Mr. and Ms. Irwin McClenag- ban St. Angus MacDonald of St. Helens were Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn. Mrs. Card by the Mann family. Ferguson, clerk of the to which everyone is welcomed of Thomas visited Sunday visitors with Edith Brown of London p a rt esJack will take place on Wednesday, with his parents, Mr. and M. Mrs. s Mr. and M. Ben McClenaghan. spent the weekend with her Session, Introduced Rev. Wesley June 9. The congregation can Ben McClenaghan, and brother, Mrs. Eileen Parker of Exeter parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans. at B e l ra Ball who was host of a tour to the Holy Land look,forwird with anticipation to Carl, and Ms. McClen4ghan. was a Monday visitor with her Friday evening guests with Mr. g ve early in .March. Rev. a second edition of the congre- Mr. and Ms. Wallace Milligan, parents, Mr. and Ms. Ben Me- and Mrs. Mac Armstong of Cul- Ball spoke briefly of the tour and gational "Winter Wonderland Mary Lou and Brian Falconer Clenaghan. rocs were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas BELGRAVE—Area residents introduced some of the members Bazaar" again this year on were at Streetsville on Saturday Millan Moore was able to. re- Conley and Jason, Mr. and Mrs. enjoyed card parties last week, who accompanied him. He then Saturday, Nov. 6. This project where they visited with Mr. and turn home on Wednesday from Herb Hunter and Trevor, Mr. and with prizes awarded to the play- showed a very comprehensive was most successful last Novem- Mrs. Pat Donnelly and cele- Wingham and District Hospital. Mrs. Wallace Conn. ers holding high and low scores travelogue of the many places of ber, and the entire proceeds are brated Angela's third birthday. Sunday School will commence Whitechurch Women's Insti- and special awards presented. interest to see in the Holy Land. for the fund for the renovation of Clara Milligan and Beverley Bell, on April 4 at 9:45 a.m. at Chal- tute will be canvassing again in The weekly euchre had five The pictures were accompanied the church basement. who visited with the Donnellys mers Presbyterian Church. Your April for the Cancer Society, tables in play with high prizes go- by a commentary and back- A social time brought the even - last week, returned home with teacher will miss you if you are Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Whytock, ing to Mr. and Ms. Herson Irwin, ground music. The actual biblical ing to a close. Refreshments were them. not present. Darlene and Donna were Sunday Mrs. Victor Youngblut and Gor- setting with the scripture pas- served by the Board of Stewards Mr. and Ms. Russel McGuire A teachers' training school will visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Car- don Nicholson held low scores. sages relating to the scenes de- and the UCW. be held in Ripley April 3, this man Whytock and Jack. The Women's Institute spon- picted, created a very vivid sored a shoot party in the Insti- impression. It was interesting to Special tute hall on Friday with 11 tables in play. Mrs. Jim Coultes won note that in many instances, the intention of the conqueror to Wingham skaters Savings Spring Thankoff ering service high.prize for the ladies and Mark Armstrong for the men. Low desecrate spots sacred to Chris - tianity, in fact acted to preserve win fifth place Accounts scores were recorded by Mrs. Leonard James, and Bruce Hig- them as shrines that still exist. It became, The Wingham Figure Skating is held at Gowanstown church also apparent that the Club fifth gins. Crusades were responsible for placed out of more than Mrs' Helen Martin, Victor the rebuilding of many of the 132 entries at the Western Ontario The spring Thankoffering ser- The group sang the hymn, Youngblut and Jim Coultas tied beautiful temples destroyed by Section Winter Invitational Cem- 0/evening vice of Zion United Church, "Whosoever Will", a favorite in for the most shoots, with Mr. previous wars. Places which for petitionheld in Sarnia March 19- O Gowanstown was held Sunday Mr. Boulger's church. Youngblut winning the draw. many had formerly existed only 21. Carol Wheeler placed second March 21. The slides and commentary Mrs. Sarah Anstett won a prize in imagination, were brought to in the fourth test ladies and first Rev. Michael Boulger of Monk- were interesting and enlightening for the most buttons and John life on the screen. in ladies' silver interpretive. The ton, special guest, told of his 12 according to congregation mem- Gaunt was the gentleman wear- At the close of the travelogue, a team of Lori Gavreluk and Curtis yeas spent at Berens River, a bers. ing the largest shoe, the size of short film showing Pat Boone in Moore captured second spot in small island area 200 miles north Mrs. Don Bridge of RR 1, Ford- his feet winning a prize! preliminary dance while Eliz - of Winnipeg. While there he was wick was in charge of the service abeth Kaufman and Mark Moore pastor and school teacher. The held at the church. Kurtzville and BL UEV ALE placed third in the same event. only access to the islands is by Gowanstown Lutheran groups ` Brussels CILIA 'More than 1100 individuals boat, small plane or ski-doo. were invited guests. Congratulations and were entered in the competition Means of travel on the islands is It opened with a call to worship, holds meeting Mrs. Glenn Galley on the birth of n e birth from Indiana, Ohio, M*higan limited. They do have hydro but hymn "Where Cross the Crowded their son at Victoria Hospital, and across Ontario. Other skat- very few other luxuries includingWa s" and ra er. Mrs. Wa ne The Brussels Senior Friendship London, on March 24. Sunday visitors with and ers from the local club arti- cas. The government has helped Hartung and Mrs. Robert Bri bin Club met last Wednesday at the Mrs. George Fischer, Dayle and cipating were: Cheryl Beattie, Calculated on your in a few ways although some are both of RR 1, Gowanstown Legion Hall. The meeting was yl Kalvin were Pam Hickey, Linda Maureen Beattie, Cheryl Gavre- Minimum Monthly Balance misdirected, such as a church assisted with the scripture "Love". presided by president Edwin Harkness, Daryl, Marie, y Kathy,sift, Luk, Kevin Wheeler, Leanne Cos - Member Canada Deposit which is much too large causing heating problems. presentation on Scrip- ture were taken from 1 John 4:4- Martin and secretary Hazel Sheila and Kevin Walker and Mr. Chris Cossitt, Michelle Mc Mc - Cutcheon and April Moore. The Insurance Corporation The majority of hila people.have 11, Peter 1:3-9, John 15:12-13 and Matheson. Following an opening chorus, and Mrs. Joe Walker. club had 43 overall points. �%% %d little money thus little future Ephesians 5:2. solos by hies. J. VanVliet and Mrs. Mabel Harris visited last Events from the preliminary Y �l��tlland ahead. The have been without a Mrs. Don Gedcke from Kurtz- Mrs. Sarah Stephenson were week with Mr. and Ms. Sparling level to fourth test level in sin - �I Y pastor since Mr. Boulger and family left last summer. But ville sang a solo, "Someone Bigger than You l." Mrs. sung. An Irish dance and sword . Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lobsinger gles, prelmmary to'senior bronze dance and interpretive or dance were performed by Carol events some of the converted elders are Mervyn Karges, RR 1, Gowans- Wheeler. and children of Kitchener and were held. Due to the number of carrying on. It's a real problem town introduced Mr. Boulger and Eleven tables of euchre were Mr. and Mrs. Morrison Sharpin entries, events were scheduled in TRUST COMPNy 5 NCE X969 to find willing persons to serve was thanked by Mrs. Morris played with the following win- visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. flights with the top two skaters Main St. E., Listowel, Ont. this area, be it pastor, doctor Klein. ners: Mrs. Lulu Kerr, high lad y' Jack Nicholson. (four couples in dance) entering Mrs. Sharon E. Scott, Mgr. nurse or teacher, Mr. Boulger The meeting closed with hymn. "Christ Edwin :Martin high man; Miss Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnston are holidaying in the a final event. Points were given said. for the World" and Kate McNabb, low lady: Alfred sunny south. for skaters placing in the top five, prayer and benediction by Rev. Knight, low man. The lucky cup The UCW meetingwill be held both in the initial and final Rea Grant. Fellowship and was won by Mrs. Wilber Turn- Wednesday, April 7,, at 1:30 P.M. events. refreshments followed in the bull. The next meeting is sche in the Bluevale United Church. Sunday School rooms. doled for April 28. For roll call, each pi'rmber is to take a 21 (X1 hake artirlP fnr calx D. HAINSCHWANG DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC COMPLETE DENTURE SERVICE RR 2, PRICEVILLE Phone: 369-3019 After Hours: 369-5821 St. Paul's Church (ANGLICAN WINGHAM REV. T. K. HAWTHORN, Rector MRS. D. RICHARDSON, Organist and Choir Leader SUNDAY, APRIL 4 PASSION SUNDAY 8:30 a.m. — Holy Communion 11:00 a.m. --- Holy Comiunion and Sermon EVENTS Thursday, April 1 -- ACW meets at 1:45 p.m. at A', Alfred Street. Social room. Thursday, April 1 -- Parish euchre party at 8:30 p.m. at the Parish Hall. 111111100-1 THE WWGHAM FIGURF SKATING CLUB fared well at the Western Ontario Section Winter Invitational Competition held in Sarnia, March 19 21. Lori Gavreluk and Curtis Moore placed second in preliminary dance while Elizabeth Kaufman and Mark Moore placed third in the same competition Carol Wheeler, centre, captured first in silver inter pretive and second in fourth test ladies. Group to aid han is pped gets)4sults After only three weeks of exist- ence, a group organized to aid the handicapped in Huron reports ac- tion. A verbal commitment has been recieved to construct a pedestri- an curb ramp at the Sun Coast Mall in Goderich which will pro- vide the handicapped with access to the stores. Sun Coast manager, Mr. Alexander, said he foresees ,.no difficulty in installing a `curb ramp." In addition, the new group has prepared a brief regarding pedestrian curb ramps, wbieb they will present to the Godprich town council on April 5. Interest in the organiration has been expressed by people in several communities, including Brussels, Exeter, Wingham and Kincardine. 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