The Wingham Advance-Times, 1967-06-15, Page 12A WIDE VARIETY of awards were made
at the Encampment of the Pioneers Girls
on Friday at the Baptist Church, In this
group waiting for a presentation are Vicki
Fridenburg, Laura Saunders, Cathy O'Gor-
man, Sandra Orien, Debbie Saunders, Con-
nie Jamieson, Kendra Feagan, Tini Jorrits-
ma, Trudy Archer, Karen Currie,—A-T Pix.
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Pioneer Girls receive
awards at Encampment
WATER BADGES WERE AWARDED to sev-
eral members of the Pioneers Girls at .the
organization's encampment on Friday at
the Baptist Church. From the left are
Ruth Corrin, Marlene Sewers, Laura Saun-
ders and Kendra Feagan, Mrs. Bruce Mac-
Lean, leader, made the presentation.
—Advance-Times Photo.
ONE &SEVERAL girl's receiving a citizen-
ship badge at the Pioneer Girls Encamp-
Ment on Friday evening was Sylvia Mad,
Lean. Her mother, Mrs., Bruce MacLean,
made the presentation as Sandra °Hen,
Ruth Klahsen and Mrs. G. Hotchkiss look.
On.
—Advance-Tinies Photo.
Page -W1.00441 Advance!,Times, ,Thursday, lune 16, 1967
Shower held
at church
WROXETER,,A number of
friends and neighbors gathered
in the United Church basement
OP Saturday afternoon for a.
miscellaneous shower in honor
of Miss Bonnie Adams, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. Allan MOMS,
bride-elect of this month, She
was the recipient of many love,-
ly and useful gifts,
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the community attended the
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Mr„ and Mrs, Harry Smith
and. Larry of Strathroy visited
Sunday with the former's broth.*
er, Mr. Ted Smith and. MO,
Smith,
Mr. and Mrs, Ross Coates
attended the Coates reunion in
Listowel on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Gal-
braith of Richmond,
U.S,A,„ spent last week with
the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs, George Galbraith,
Miss Elizabeth Macaulay of
Winnipeg is visiting Misses Elsie
and Marion Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs. Win„ West-
lake, Saltford, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Westlake of Vancouver,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Westlake,
Tugaske, Sask.., Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Westlake, Moose Jaw,
Sask. and Mr. and Mrs, Harry
Pflance of Stratford visited Mr,
WROXETER—Rev, R. Sween-
ey's morning text was Isaiah 29:
13 when centennial services
were held in the United Church
for the second Sunday. lie said
being able to recite Scripture
is not necessarily a sign of vir-
tue. People honor God with
their lips but their hearts are far
from Him. It is more import-
ant to be obedient to Jesus than
to learn the facts about the 66
books of the Bible, It is the
day to day living that counts.
If people value their church
they will attend. "As a man
thinketh in his heart, so is he,"
Mr. Sweeney told his congrega-
tion.
He said a contrite sinner will
be forgiven through the good-
ness of God and reminded his
listeners that to do good acts is
better than reciting memory
verses.
The choir sang "Onward,
Soldiers Of the Cross".
Dr. Andrew Mowatt of Clin-
ton was speaker for the evening
service and his theme was " A
Living Church for a New Age".
He said today's world is sick
and full of tension. It is now or
never for the church which is an
anvil that has worn out many
hammers. Today it appears to
be the place to meet friends
and raise money. The topical
issues of the day seem to be by-
passed by the church and the
real issues of Christianity are
and Mrs. George Westlake on
Saturday.
Mr. John Hupfer and Miss
Hazel Spading spent from
Thursday until Monday with
Mrs, Angus Carmichael in God-
erich, while Mr. and Mrs. Jas,
Robertson and Jimmy attended
the funeral of Mr. Robertson's
mother at Iron Bridge. She
took critically ill while attend-
ing the funeral of her little
grandson, Scott Robertson, the
previous week and passed away
in Goderich Hospital June '7th,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fennel
and Daron of Nakina are visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Allan Adams,
and will attend Expo.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Noble,
Wayne and Paul of Marybill
were visitors at the week-end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fraser Haugh.
not being portrayed. The
church has become a babysitting
institution and teas, bazaars
and gimmicks are used to raise
money in time that could be
better spent in Bible study,
"In the early days one large
church served the community.
Now we have too many branch-
es." Jesus came to help the sin-
ners but;' said Dr. Mowatt, " are
we going 'out to help the way-
ward?" Christians seem to be
looking after their church build-
ings but are not touching those
outside the church,"
Rev. Sweeney played a nor-
dic Scandinavian song on the
violin, accompanied by the
organist, Mrs. A. E. Martin.
The choir sang the Centennial
Anthem, lyrics by R. Cho-
quette and music by H. Willan,
written for Canada's Centennial.
The junior choir supported the
intermediate and senior choirs
at all services.
The choir wore centennial
dress both Sundays as did some
members of the congregation.
The U.C.W. served lunch at
the close of the Sunday evening
service.
DARK GLASSES
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drying tender eyelid skin.
dra Orien, Cathy O'Gorman.
Discoverer Rank, Tini Jor-
ritsma, Susan Vienneau, Alexa
Currie, Kendra Feagan.
Settler Rank, Rini Jorritsma.
Townsman Rank, Sylvia Mac-
Lean, Marilyn Collar.
Colonist Observer Award,
Janet McGee, Olive Lapp,
Marilyn Collar, Sylvia Mac-
Lean, Beverley Gannett, Tini
Jourritsma, Sandra Carter, Bar-
bara Stapleton.
Badges
Kitchencraft, Laura Saun-
ders, Cathy O'Gorman, Mar-
lene Sewers, Sandra Orien.
Water, Marlene Sewers,
Kendra Feagan, Ruth Corrin,
Laura Saunders.
Safety, Joan Johnston.
Nature, Tini Jorritsma.
Citizenship (Special Cen-
tennial), Joan Johnston, Sylvia
MacLean, Connie Jamieson.
Handcraft, Tini Jorritsma,
Alexa Currie, Karen Smith,
Grace Corrin, Debbie Saunders,
Laura Saunders, Susan Vien-
neau, Connie Jamieson, Joan
Johnston, Kendra Feagan, Carol
Hastings, Cathy O'Gorman,
Elizabeth Nethery.
Book, Ruth Klahsen.
Song, Sylvia MacLean, Joan
Johnston.
Pets, Joan Johnston.
Sewcraft, Sylvia MacLean.
Outdoor, Marlene Sewers,
Kendra Feagan, Alexa Currie,
Susan Vienneau.
New Life, Alexa Currie,
Kendra Feagan, Connie Jamie-
son, Debra Welwood.
Advanced Kitchen, TiniJor-
ritsma,
Drawing, Tini Jorritsma.
Bible, Tini Jorritsma.
Sightseeing, Sylvia Mac-
Lean.
Naturecraft, Marilyn Collar.
Hiker, Marilyn Collar, Bar-
bara Stapleton.
Missions, Sylvia MacLean.
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WMS meeting
WROXETER—Mrs. Doug Sta-
tia and Mrs. Glen McMichael
led in the worship service at the
general meeting of the U.C.W.
held in Wroxeter United Church
on Wednesday evening of last
week.
Mrs. Rae Louttit gave the
topic on "Mission Work in Can-
ada",
The business was conducted
by Mrs. Stanley Lockwood. A
committee was appointed to see
that the centennial project,
which is the erection of a bulle•
tin board on the church lawn, h
completed in the near future.
Mrs. Stanley Lockwood was
elected to be the delegate to
Alma College.
Lunch was served following
the meeting.
DONNYBROOK
Miss Donna Chamney return-
ed to her home Thursday from
Wingham and District Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jeffer-
son and family visited Thurs-
day evening with her grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Willows
Mountain of Londesboro.
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The Pioneer Girls Encamp-
ment was held at the Wingham
Baptist Church on Friday eve-
ning. During the program sev-
eral girls, dressed in pioneer
costumes, took part in a Cen-
tennial play "From Here to
There", depicting life of the
settlers when they first came to
land on the North American
continent. Many of those who
went ashore were looking for a
new, better place to live where
they could freely worship God.
After the service, parents
and friends were invited to
share refreshments provided by
the Pioneer Girls Committee.
Following is a list of awards
presented to the Pioneer Girls.
PILGRIM DIVISION
Guides: Mrs. G. Hotchkiss
and Mrs. B. MacLean,
Attendance ribbons, Gold
(perfect attendance), Olive
Lapp, Marilyn Collar, Sandra
Orien, Ruth Klahsen, Sylvia
MacLean, Red (36 meetings
out of 40), Janet McGee, Joan
Archer, Karen Smith, Eliza-
beth Nethery, Janice Rae,
Grace Corrin, Alexa Currie.
Voyager Rank, Karen Currie.
Trudy Archer, Tini Jorritsma,
Connie Jamieson, Vicki Friden-
burg, Laura Saunders, Kendra
Feagan, Debbie Saunders, San-
COLONIST DIVISION
Guides, Mrs. F. Collar and
Mrs, R. T. Kilpatrick.
Trailblazer Rank, Kim Mel-
lor, Shirley Grey, Ruth Ellen
Currie.
Pathfinder Rank, Shirley
Grey.
Badges
First Aid, Candice Foxton.
Food Arts, Shirley Grey,
Candice Foxton, Helen Ann
Holloway,
Advanced Food Arts, Adora
MacLean.
All-Canadian (Special Cen-
tennial), Janice MacTavish,
Ruth Ellen Currie, Brenda Sta-
pleton.
Bible Badge, Adora Mac-
Lean.
Service, Brenda Stapleton,
Ruth Ellen Currie, Adora Mac-
Lean.
Activity Planning, Kim Mel-
lor, Shirley Grey, Helen Ann
Holloway.
Personal Development, Shir-
ley Grey, Janice MacTavish.
Christian Life Badge, Shir-
ley Grey, Ruth Ellen Currie.
Naturecraft, Shirley Grey.
Clubroom Improvement,
Shirley Grey.
Pilate Leadership, Jeannette
MacDonald, Candice Foxton,
Adora MacLean.
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Two centennial services
held again on Sunday