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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1967-03-16, Page 7Welfare officer is W. .speaker 13141EVALE—The Women's Institute Met at the home of Mrs, J. .1, Elliott with the presi dent, Mrs, Harry Elliott, in charge, and Mrs. Charles Math , ers, the Secrerarrttreaserer, giving reports and the treasury balance, The Ontario Department of Public Welfare was represented by James Deneau, of Winglaarrt„ who gave a comprehensive ac- count of welfare work and the difficulties met within its ada emphasized“, The chief business was trial- ing plans for an afternoon eua chre part to be held in the near future when old, time costumes will be worn, The committee in charge will be Mrs, Harry El- liOtt, Miss Emma Johnston, Mrs, Wendell Stamper and Mrs.James Johnston. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs. George LOWIS, Mrs. Charles Bosnian and, Mrs, M, L. 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Mr. Gordon Wright had re- covered sufficiently to return to his home on Wednesday from the Bruce County Hospital, where he has been a patient. Mrs. Hazel Tuck spent last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wylie. The sympathy of this com- munity is extended to Mr. Don- ald Cober in the loss of his mother last week. Mr. Lynn Ferguson has been transferred from the Beamsville branch of United Co-Operatives of Ontario to the Woodstock branch. His duties commenced on March 13. Mr. Elmer Greenley and Mr. Ervin Dickert are both confined to hospital at Walkerton at time of writing. Their many friends wish them an early recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hohn- srein and far-tiny visited with Mr. and Mrs. Redmond Mac- 18 TABLES PLAY AT REC. ASSOC. EUCHRE BLUEVALE—Euchre parties sponsored by the Bluevale Rec- reation Association have been very popular. On Thursday eve- ning 18 tables were in play. Prize winners were: High score, Mrs. Andy Adams, Gordon Ross; lucky card, Gershom Johnston. The committee in charge was Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wright and Mr. and Mrs. Alex. MacTav- ish. Fordwich Mr. and Mrs. Donald Doig and family of Glenmorris spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Doi.g. Mrs. Ross Doig, who had spent several days in Glenmorris, returned home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Doig of Toronto were week-end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ddig. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Mc- Michael of Wroxeter visited Sunday with Mrs. E. Strong and Mrs. L. Galbraith. Mr. and Mrs. Elston Spieran of Brussels visited Sunday with Mrs. William Stewart and ilar- ris. Mr, and Mrs. Earl Moore visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Saunders in Arthur. Mrs. George Ashton spent several days last week with Mrs. M. Kincade in Listowel. Mrs. Lyle Simmons and Anne spent one day last week with Mr. and Mrs. Doug Wildfang in Cooksville. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Klaassen and Teddy attended a funeral of a !Hem! in Aylmer on Monday. Mrs, Jim Warrell is spending a few days with Mr, and Mrs, Ernest. Flenschaner in Stratford, Mr. and Mrs, George Pitten- dreigh, Miss Minnie Niel:twain, John and Bill Nletilwaiti visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. tan Pittendreigh in London. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Camp-. bell and Alan of Kitchener call- ed on friends in the village Sata taday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stewart and family of Owen Sound were week-end visitors with Mr, and. Mrs. Carl Stewart. Donald of Wingham on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burchillof Goderich, Mr. Eldon and Carl Dennis of Beaverton and Doug- las Dennis of Guelph spent Wed- nesday of last week at their home here to attend the auc- tion sale of stock and imple- ments on the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dennis. Mr. Gerald Webber who drives for Toastmaster has been transferred from this district to a route in the Mildmay area. Wroxeter Mr. and Mrs. Bill Skelton of Scarborough spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Vern Clark. Mr. Kenneth Gibson of Ham- ilton and Mr. Owen Kackson, Stoney Creek, were week-end guests with Misses Elsie and Marion Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Sidler, Palmerston, visited Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Higgins on Friday.i Mrs„ialoyclataegnes caLlow7 t. ick spent a day last week with Miss Gertrude Bush and Mrs. W. Weir. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sim- mons have purchased the home owned by Mr. and Mrs. John Sinnamon and we welcome them to the village. We also extend a welcome to Mrs. Eve- lyn Stephens and Tracy, who have taken up residence in the home of Miss Hazel Sparling. Mr. David Sanderson, Inger- soll, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Sanderson. Mr. Brian Sander- son has returned home from an enjoyable trip to Florida. Bluevale Mr. and Mrs. Raymond El- liott ldft by bus last week to en- joy a holiday in Florida. Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Griffiths, of Guelph, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bos- inan, John MacTavish of Guelph and Donald MacTavish of Brant- ford were week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McKinnon. Reedoeva4 —Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wal- lace of Islington visited on Tuesday with her sister, Miss Agnes Wallace, Edward Street. --Mrs. Elmer Ireland was able to return home from hospi- tal this week-end after her bout wlilt pneumonia. —Miss Jane Cruikshank who attends Laurentian University, Sudbury, spent a few days last week at the home of her par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. W.B.Cruik- shank. —Mrs. Archie Ilenel and son Robert of Kitchener visited on Friday with her mother, Mrs. high Sinnamon, Minnie St. Cubs Meet Baloo dramatized the Mow- gli story by teaching "the dance of Kaa". Kaa is supposed to be a 30-foot-long non-poisonous python. Keith liodgkinson told more about his trip to Florida. Ile especially enjoyed a visit to a pioneer village near Holly- wood. - A Minute's silence was ob., served at the close of themeet- ing to pay tribute to the late Governor-General Georges Van- ier who had been Chief Scout of the Scouting movement in Canada for the past eight years. i WROXETER—The junior and intermediate choirs of the Unit- ed Church provided the music for Passion Sunday. The juniors sang, "Into the Woods My Mas, ter Went", and the inten-nedi- ates sang "At Calvary". Both were under the direction of Mrs, E. Martin. C.W.L. Euchre There were 12 tables in play at the C.W. L. euchre held in Sacred (cart parish hall on Tuesday evening of last week. !Ugh lady was Mrs. G. Allan; high man, Cy Robinson; low la- dy, Mrs. W. McDonald; low inan, William Tiffin. The door prize was won by Mrs. Fred Sawyer. The convener was Mrs. Keith Montgomery. Rev. R, Sweeney chose as his text, "The thief cometh not, but for to steal, and to kill,and to destroy; I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly': This was Christ's statement to all men who will receive abuna dant life. Jesus realized how pitiable was the estate of the poorer people. God's storehouse is ov- crflowing with gifts, if people would only surrender to I Lis will. Unbelief causes a dyke and which keeps people away from God. Many people are ill from worry. Insecurity makes thou- sands miserable. We should confess our sins and face life confidently, the speaker said. Jesus raised the standard of spiritual life by His power. All Christians have not entered in- to eternal life. " We can have life without health; movement without progress; war and not win; serve and never succeed; and try but never triumph," Mr. Sweeney said. Only the pure in heart will see God, if we miss the per- sonal experiences of Christ in our hearts, we will not know God. —Mr. Robert Mowbray re- turned home last Tuesday from five weeks at Daytona Beach, Florida. —Miss Agnes Williamson and Mrs. Archie Williamson of Tor- onto spent Friday with their aunt, Mrs. Gifford Crich at Clinton. Mrs. L Douglas gives WI motto WROXETERaaThe regular meeting of the Women's 1nStim, tute was held at the home of Mrs, L. Van Velsor on Thursday afternoon,. Fifteen members' And two visitors enjoyed a 1 unchl, eon before the meeting. Mrs. Wm, Wright, the presi- dent, welcomed everyone and read a short poem, "I'm on a Diet Now", Mrs. Ira McLean gave "A No Calorie Diet" guar,- anteed to give results. The 32rd psalm was repeated in unison in memory of the late Governor General Georges P. Vanier, The motto, "The secret of success is responsibility", was given by Mrs, Leslie Douglas, in her remarks she mentioned that an early training in child- ren gives them responsibility, and a strong society can't be made out of weak characters. A summary of the year's work was given by the president which showed a very busy year. She. also expressed appreciation for the co-operation of the members during her term of of- fice. The reports of the standing committees were given by The conveners. The roll call, "An Irish Joke", brought a few re- sponses. A letter was read front the Wingham Women's institute in regard to o btIS trip tP'PTO in May, euchre committees were chosen and Mrs,Ron lvlclvlichael Me a brief report on plans ler the variety program in'May, Three 'Very good .contests were conducted by Mrs, W, Newton and Mrs, C. Sharpin, Winners were Mrs. Wright and. Mrs, Lockwood, Mrs, WM., Wright thanked all who had helped to make the meeting a success, The host , essea for the afternoon were Mrs. W. Newton, Mrs, W. lleimpel, Mrs, R. McMichael assisted by Mrs. L. VanVelsor. Eskimo life is shown on slides GORRIE—Colleen Carson pre- sided for the opening devotion of the Tyro and Explorers of Gorrie United Church on Friday evening. James Fairies led in prayer and Elizabeth Neilson read the Scripture. Mrs. Robt. Strong presented the pins to the Tyro boys. Mrs. R. M. Sweeney intro- duced Douglas Cressman of New Dundee, who last summer was with the Department of North- ern Development and Indian Af- fairs at Port Burwell, Labrador. Coloured slides depicting Eski- mo life were seen showing seal hunting, eiderdown gathering and fishing. On display were Eskimo carvings, sealskin and ookpiks. Easter drama. Is presented .FORDWICII,,The afternoon unit of Fordwich United Church Women entertained the evening unit and these attending Lenten service at their speelal Easter • meeting, The worship service •wascon-- ducted by Mrs, Bruce Agia and Mrs, Warren Zurbrigg around a central open Bible, lighted earl,' dies and red tulips. The Raster drama, "I Speak" was presented by the afternoon unit. The setting was the tomb in the Garden of Gethsemane and the stone which closed the entrance to the tomb was speak- ing, The narrator was Mrs, Wray Cooper. The music was supplied by Miss Violet Bes, witherick at the piano and a quartette of Mrs. Ken Graham, Mrs. E3eri Gibson, Miss Minnie McElwain and Mrs. Jack son. At the close a social hour was spent. Lunch was served by the afternoon unit. --William Seddon of Wel- land and his two daughters, Vicki and Lynn, spent the week- end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seddon. —Ron Deyell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Deyell, left on Saturday for Deep River where he has accepted a position as an operator trainee at the nuclear plant of the Ontario Hydro. Friends are sorry that Mr. Leroy Bender is hospitalized. We hope his condition soon im- proves, and he can return home. A presentation and social evening was held in the com- rnunity centre on Friday eve- ning, in honor of Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Haskins and Cheryl, who have loft this area and moved to a new home in Gorrie. Friends and neighbours enjoyed card games, and presented the Haskins family with a purse of money. The community wishes them the best in their new home and what is our loss will ob- viously be Gorrie's gain! Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Johann and sons visited on Saturday with her mother, Mrs. William Klein at Gowanstown, Knox Presbyterian Young Peo- ple's Society enjoyed an outing on Saturday evening. Bowling was enjoyed at the Fordwielt lanes, following which the group returned to the church for re- freshments, The young people from Bluevale Presbyterian Church also enjoyed the eve- ning, as guests of the local group. A family dinner was held on. Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Newans, in honor of the 90th birthday on March? of Mr. William Curie. Mr. Curie has a tonally of three daughters and taile'son; his wife predeceased him last year, He attributes his leg fife to the outdoor activity be has enjoyed throughout the years. He is al- ready planning his .spring gar- dening activities for Centennial Year! Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Aitken and family of Kincardine were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Nickel arid family. 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