The Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-10-18, Page 8INTERESTING 'SPEAKERS
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ENS EAST WEEK
The Sectional meetings of Mait-
land Presbyterial W.M.S. were held
at Dungannon on Oct 11th and
Cranbrook on Oct. 12th.
As Dungannon Mrs, Sutherland
presided and the devotions were
given by Mrs. Peres, of Kirdough,
Miss. D. McLeod of South Einloss
and Mrs. Re'1,-.1 MeLeod of Lusk-
now, and showed that Moses ex-
perience reminds us that the fear
of the Lord is the beginning of
wisdom. Science seems to be on
the throne today but the hope re-
mains that God will intervene and
we will see Jesus as our Saviour
and Redeemer. Prayer is a great
power in Christian endeavour.
Mrs, Slid's, Brussels, the delegute '
to Belleville Training School, gave
three highlights of the meetings:
The way Miss Margaret 11,conssiy,
' missionary from the lihil field,
!India, simplified the Gospel of St.
John in her devotions; Mrs. A, S.
I .Corr, president of Hamilton and'
London Synodical, showed that it
is in the Auxiliaries women get the
foundation for the 1V.M,S. work;
and Rev. Hutchison revealed tha-
wnat we are really achieving in our
work is just how profitably that
work is progressing. Let's not be-
lieve more in. Churehianity than in
4 Christianity.
Mrs. Lloyd MacDonald, Ripley,
gave the offertory prayer, after
which Mrs. English. Wingham., in-
troduced the speaker, Miss Wood.
I ruff, deaconess of Knox Presbyter.-
;
van Church. Oloderleh. She asked
thrse questions:
i 1. How mature is oor faith? Paul
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Goer 500 children were in the
; parade and represented 29 schools . f witicilintur Eatifi lti:cli i lium 1 from Howiek and Turnberry. The
Parade was led by the Brussels Pipe LAKELPT -On Friday evening
Band, There were several special a variety shower was held for Mr.
attractions with the following re- 001TyouRsos Turnberry School Queen - Joan
su.ts:
Elliott, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Harold Elliott, Bluevale, crowned
by •Gwendolyn Hyndroan, last year's were in attendance.
queen. The chairman was Tiny Thorn.
Best dressed story book character son, brother-in-law of the 'groom.
,...s.s _Nettie Searson, No. 13, Howick; The evening was spent in a
lown-
sing-
Charles Gibson, No. 17. Howick. song, led by Earl Cober and games \
so School yell or cheer--, S. 2, How- contests conducted by Myrtle
!eh: S. S. S, Howick. Best c
is E'haoari Pollock; Doris C'arswell.
Best trained dog-Rodney Furness,
;.:. R. 2, Wingham.
P Wingliam; Mrs. Jno. Baylor. Gorrie.
• Fordwich. Single -Jack ritcho . Shorthorns - Win. Turnbull, Bras- Elmer Wilkinson
Glenn Johnston. Tanden hitch, 4' .sels. Aberdeen Angus-Elmer Ribey, horse-.7ack Fitch. Phone 228 - Wingham Undert000d. Holsteins-Scott Clark-
son, Fordwich. Ayrshires - Ervin Roadsters
-11E111,1111MIWIR IIIE:I112111TilItIllti! Schou& 2Vtildinay. Best dairy herds, Team and single - Mrs. Wilbert.
smo ck ; Lorry Clarkson, E'eof coif ney pony -- Mrs. Wilbert Wheeler.
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-Lorry .cosokson, Forsooth ; Terry pTeam - Len Meyer, Walkerton;
Clarkson. 1 , sandy McGlynn, Teeswater, Single
-Len Meyer. Saddle pony, driven
' ., MILTED Essay - Louise Edgar, 'Wroxeter.
Poster, Grade I-IV-Bonnie Elliott, 'by boy or girl-Harvey William-
CLINTON ONTARIO No. 14, i'lawlek. „son, Fordmi•ch. Lady driver-Mrs. , School projects-Bluevale' Tom. Ross Mcliague, Belmore, Best light
berry No. 6; Howick No. 18; Howick horse on grounds-Ross McKague;
No, 13; Howick-Turnberry No. 2. Len Meyer. Best dressed team-
FRIDAYois'ATURDAY OCT. 20-21 f.sneelal Prizes -Glean Johnston.
Best school fair beef calf-Ronald Grain
Kieffer, Elaine Kieffer, Rosie Pow-1 Mervin Commack., Guelph; Sam
ell. all of R. R. 1, Wingbalr'• Peter 'Robinson, Pordwich. Hay--Richard
ig R. R. 2, Wroxeter, topped the Procter. Brussels; Elmer Harding,'
awrds with the championship calf Gorrie. Late oats-Roger Kieffer.' of 1961; best beef .calf in Howiek sson.gbarn, Garry oats-Robert B. and Turnberry Calf Club, and ,Embero, poodwieh.
.showmanship. Second in beef-Ph-y-1 Fruit-Mervin Cormark; Robert
Pis Wilson, Fardwich. Dairy show- Gibson.
snnnship Alex Strong, Gorrie: Roots and Vegetables Harry WinkeloFordwielo Turnberry i Mrs. Otte Jonwoms,„ Ts-mg-ham;
dairy-Bill and Sally Jeffrey; beef-- 'meosin Cormack; Eimer. Downey,
Ge°rglr=a and Marjorie Kieffer; top' Palmerston; James McNaughton, novice in beef showmanship-Cor- Mrs. Win. Rayson, 'Aso
rine Kieffer, R. R. 1, \\Ingham. ,towel. Best collection of. vegetables 1 Top dairy novice-Clayton Baird, --Mrs. Wm. Rayson, Listowel, Bus. R. R. 2, Winghara. I late potatoes-Melvin Allan, P-ord-. 4-H Club Cult "wick Club girl entertains - Georgina Sheep-Bert F rench, psomerstmo
!Kieffer. 'Cottons may be smart-The Swine - Yorkshires, Win. Turn-,
Ehlitalinuorlarlait VE,1161311111 am winners: Mary Elliott, Belmore; bull, Brussels; Bert French,.
Winners in special cheese display
1 -Russell Martin, Molesworth; Fred
.,Day. Atwood.
Ladies' hat, handmade-Mrs. Fred
1 Doubledee, Belmore; Mrs. George
'• Richards, Harriston.
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itct, Remodelled clothing - Mrs.
Wesley Heinolsel, Wroxeter.
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. Carswell, Fordwich. Five piece dis
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GORRIE The 102nd annual
Howiek Township Fan Fair vot,-
opened by Robert Campbell, of Dis-
trict 8. Fall Fairs. Gate receipts
were up over last year. Sunny skies
!also contributed to make the day
a pleasant outing for over 2,000
people on Saturday last.
LAKE-1,M' :-The October meet-
ing of the McIntosh T,Triited \VMS
wa.s held at the home of Mrs. Bruer'
Harkness. Leader for the meeting
was Mrs. Gordon Wright and the
meeting opened with a hymn. fol-
lowed by a Scripture reading by
Mrs. Eldon Renwick. The roll
coil was answered by nine ladies
The president, Mrs. Leslie Hark
oess, conducted the business part
of the meeting.
Mrs. Jim Reowielt ably dealt witl
the study hook on the chapter ."Th
Household of Faith". A reading
was given by Mrs. E. Renwick or
"Flow I Should Read the iSible'
and a hymn was sung.
The meeting closed with a praye:
• by Mrs. E, Renwick and a delicious
lunch was served by the hostess.
• Richards; Mrs. Otte jouwaina. Waoons or Express-Team, Jack
Principal winners in ladies' work
were Mrs, Wes, Heimpel, Wroxeter;
Mrs. Geo. Richards, 1-Tarriston; Mrs.
Robt. Gibson, Gorrie; Mrs. Phyllis Yvonne Sparling, Gorrie; Irene
Bolander, Porclwielo Dcubledee and Nancy Elliott, of
Mac Hutchinson, Toronto, won Belmore, The lirovick Junior Io-
the draw for the radio and the six stitute won the Institute project.
T-bone steaks were won by Mrs. Horses
A. Wallace, of Fordwich, $100 stake - Charles Halliday,
Dairy produce, domestic science- Chesley; Eugene McLeod, Kincar-
Mrs. Stanley Wright; Mrs. wm, dine; Glenn Johnston, .Elordwich.
Rayson, Listowel; Mrs. Geo. Rich- Clydesdale- Eugene McLeod; Geo. Gregg, Paisley. arras, Harriston, Domestic competition-Pie, Mrs.' Heavy draft team--Charles HaUi-1
Donald McAdam, Winglaam, Melvin Allan, Fordwieh-; cake, Mrs, Percheron or Belgian - Norman
Stanley Wright, Palmerston. Stan- Hill 4: Bros., Harriston. Belgian
HOWICK FAIL FAIR
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T RELE -Of DECEPTION' ',117`zT6S"al3r11"egl7t1191 1x1:5':r4S-: ",Mrs. Ira. Neal, Wroxeter. Special
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with. 00'os Winters iii plant and
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ll.-Aver classes were Mrs. George;
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Jousesroa, Wingiuslat; Mr's- Joilt i
Ele.Ost, GOI tie:
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idard Brands, Mrs. Geo. Richards. team - Norman Hill dr. Bros„ Len. Plants and flowers-Mrs. Georga Bok, wIngham.
Fitch, Edmore; Glenn Johnston, Herd of beef cattle-Elmer Ribey
Mr. and Mrs. Tiny ThorOso.n of
Linwood spent the week-end with
Mr, and. Mrs. Levi Byers. Also vis-
iting at the same home on Sunday
as Mrs. Winnifred Melvin of To
Tonto.
Sonday visitors With Mr. and
Mrs. •Irvin Diekerr were Mr. and
:firs, Lloyd Klein and family of
Sleustadt and. Mr. and Mrs. George
Islein and Ed of Clifford.
Mr. William Smith of Landon
spent Thanksgiving week-end at
his home in I,akelet. Mrs. Smith
•emaintsi home for a few days.
Sunday visitors with Mr, and
firs. Williaw Smith of Lakelet
were Mr, and Mrs, James Aiken-
sead and family of Brucefield and
,Wand Mrs, Fred Keifer and tam-
1Y of Ethel,
Mr, and Mrs. Louis Dahms and
'tu) of Mildroay visited with Mr.
Ind Mrs. Gordon Wright on Sun-
ay evening.
The fall and winter classes for
he Tyro and Sigma-C Boys Clubs
san on Thursday evening with
'lasses held in the basement of the
SeTutosh United Church. Leader
'or the Tyros is Jock Ferguson
and Walter Renwick is in charge of
the Sigma-C's,
The turkey supper held at Mc-
tosh United Church basement on
Tuesday evening proved to be a
huge success. The ladies served
approximately 450 persons.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McKee vis-
ited relatives in Kitchener on Sun-
Shower Newlyweds
Reaman and Anna Heise,
The young couple received many
useful and lovely gifts. Lunch was
served by the hostess.
and Mrs. Eldon Byers, newlyweds,
at the home of the groom's par-
ents, Mrs and Mrs. Levi. Byers
About 70 friends and neighbor;
Wroxeter. Nursery ,t,1.1 at-Mrs. John
g,Stofford. Wroxeter. Infant jacTett
set - Mrs. Phyllis Bols.nder, Ford-
with. Cheer box Tor shut-ins, '8 so:ti-
des-Mrs. Robert Gibson, R. R. a.
!Gorrie. Oven mitts--Mrs. Robert
oGibson, IEV R, 1, Gorrie, Men's bar-
4betue apron-Mrs. Geo. Richards,
This is WEEK
-It-aches. us that we must move from
spiritual childhood to Christian ad-
ulthood;
2. How wide is our vision? Do
we see the work of :the church not
only in our community but over
the whole world? The people be-
come the Church wherever they
are. Do we see the plight of the
needy in all circumstances?
3. How firm is our commitment?
We must choose whom we shall
serve. We must be firmly corn-
naittml to our task to make our
faith grow and mature.
Mrs. McAllister, Dungannon, wel-
comed all present and Mrs. Ritchie
of Kincardine thanked all who had
mado the meeting a success.
The nominating committee re-
quested that all names submitted
to fill the vacancies of recording
secretary, girls' organization sec-
retary and children's groups sec-
retary be sent to Mrs. Bernard
Thomas, R. R, 4, WitIgharn, before
Nov. 30th,
Mrs. McKenzie, Ashfield, closed
with prayer,
Criinbroolc Meeting
At Cranbrook Mrs. Mundell, Bel-
more, presided. The devotions
were given by Mrs. Martin, Moles.
worth, Mrs, (Rev.) McClure, Moles-
worth, Mrs. Gordon Knight, Cron-
brook, and reminded all that God
calls us to realize the urgency for
all to carry on His work, We take
so much for granted. "Pray ye
.he Lord of Harvest that He will
end forth laborers into His har-
vest". Mrs, Fisher of Cranbrook
welcomed all present. Mrs, Bal-
lagh, Teeswater, led in the offer-
,ory prayer, and Mrs. Frank
fhoropson was soloist.
Mrs. Morrison, Brussels, intro-
duced the speaker, Mrs: (Rev.)
Cromey, who gave most interesting
incidents taking place in the mis-
shot hospitals in India. There 13
prayer before each operation and
the converts have perfeet confi.
dence that the Christian's God is
a, good God. Death is not a time
for weePingo-it i4 a time for re-
joicing. The converts really ,show
what Thanksgiving means. She
told 4 vivid story of the life of
Sarah, a girl front Bombay, her
early life, conversion and the work
she has been doing in educational
work in Bombay; she said she ow-
ed everything to her Bible which
she read from 3 a.m. until 6 amt,
every day. We need Christian liv.
lug as it is in Tndia.
Mrs. Speir a gave her talk ab ut
Belleville Training School,
Mrs. Smith thanked the ladies
Cranbrook for their hospitali
and Mrs, (Rev.) Kennedy of Blue-
vale closed the meeting with pray-
er. A social hour was enjoyed by
all at the close of each session,
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