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School 'room, of the 'United Church
was the scene of a, very happy cv-
ent evening when many'
of the congregation gathered in
honer .of the 60th anniversary of
the present church. Piano music
by Mrs. Chester Taylor was enjoy,
ed before the supper..
After all had. done justice to the
repast, served cafeteria, style, Rev.
B. F. Green, the minister, presided
for a. fine ,program which opened.
with a short devotional period, A
hymn, Scripture reading and pray-
er by Rev. W. J. Taylor of Dor-
chester Was followed by the Dox-
ology.
elected president.
Among 'these Canadians entitled
to use the designation V,A.O.S., is
Dr, .3, M. ID, Hay of Kitchener', Mrs.'
Hay IS the former Patricia Parker
of Wingham, daughter of D. F,
and Mrs.. Parher,
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The regular Meeting of the Mary
Hastings Rainbow Club was held.
in the Ocidtellows' Hall with. 3.0
members answering the roll call
with their favorite. pickle, The
Meeting opened with the House-
wife's Creed .and Lord's Prayer In
Unison, The minutes and corres-
pondence wore read .and the .trea-
Stirer -4 report ,glven, An invitation
frorri ,Clinton to a party on Nov•
ember 27th was accepted.
Mrs, Emily Elston told of .her
visit 'to Woodeden Camp and of
some of .the 'children she -saw -there.
The Christmas party will be held
December 2nd in the Legion Home
and. dinner •will be served at 7 p.m.
Tickets may be obtained from Mrs.
Vance SandersOn before November
15. „,
Mrs, David CrotherS won the
draw on a towel wash. cloth.
The shut-ins and, needy will be re-
membered .at Christmas, ••
The election of .officers was held
and the following elected;' Past
president, Emily Elston; president,
Mrs, Win, Bain; 1st vice, Mrs, Har-
vey Aitcheson.; secretary, Mrs.
Vance Sanderson; treasurer, Mrs,
Emily Elston.
Euchre -was played and Mrs. King
Mrs, • Alexander and Mrs. Gowdy
won the prizes. The joint hostesses
were Mrs.' Martha Warwick and
Mrs. Lulu Anger, • with several
ladies helping, During lunch two
newlyweds, Mrs, Aldin Pardon and'
Mrs, Mark Gardner were present-
ed with cups and saucers. •
Every Friday 'afternoon, commencing Oc-
tober 31st, 1958, a representative of NIAG-
ARA FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED,
Stratford, • will be in the office of H. C.
MacLean, Queens Hotel, Wingham. For
inquiries write NIAGARA FINANCE.COM-
PANY, LIMITED, Stratford or phone
Wingham 115.
The •VVinghara . branch of the
Catholic Women's. League held a,
social evening In 'Sacred Heart
Church hall, on. Tuesday --Qf last
1Yeelt. There were 11.0-ladies pre,
sent, Mebers of the Q.W,L. from
'in Blyth, Brussels,' ,
riston, Listowel,'LlicknoW,' Kings-
bridge, freeswater •anrd- St. Augus.,
tine were guests, ., • •
•The door - prize Was won by Mrs.
grubbe 9f TeesWater. Vrs. W
Templeman, Mrs. F. - Caskanette,
Mrs., E. Palmer and- Miss Mary
Loujse Flaqh were in charge of the
entertainment. Readings were
given by Mrs, G. Skinn and Mrs
L. - Redman, Miss Mary Louise
Flach organized a game whereby
each• lady -was introduced to her.
neighbours.
Mrs. E, Palmer and. Mrs, J.
Hanna, modelled and auctioned off
fancy. aprons and a penny auction
sale was held, Lunch was served -
and the evening ended with a -vote
of thanks:
A three-storey anniversary cake
was then cut by Mrs. 'W, I,
assisted by" Lorine Errington ane
Allan McDonald, 'the choir sang
a number and Mr. and Mrs, Garnet
Farrier and Wayne of Whitechurch
favored with several fine musical
numbers, '
Lorne Woods read greeting:
from several former ministers, in-
cluding Rev, T, C. Wilkinson, Rev
M. G. Newton, Rev, Barnard, Rev
S. E'. Hayward and Mr, Ralph
Howlett, A song led by the boy;
and girls followed,
Miss W. D, Rutherford gave a
most interesting historical sketch
of Calvin Church, since its erec-
tion in 1898, After a solo by Mrs.
Ray Laidlaw Miss Rutherford told
of the building of the church and
quoted some costs, such as the
chairs in the basement, at 19e,
each; the pews, pulpit, pulpit seat
and choir seats, $390.00; the carpet
for the vestry and pulpit, $16.83 and
the building itself, less than '$3600.
Rev, Mr. Kaiser of Ashfield
brought greetings and Rev. Will
Taylor, Who had taught in S.S. No.
3 around 1904, spoke of the church
and comunity life, at that time and
read a jingle he had composed at
the time, including names of many
in the community, It was during
his stay here under the pastorate
of Rev, S. M. Whaley that Mr.
Taylor decided to enter the min-
istry.
Mrs. G. Stuart, Mr. and ,Mrs.
W. Rice and Mr, W. I, Miller sang
a quartet and alter closing remarks
by Rev, Green the singing of "Blest
Be the Tie That Binds" brought
a most enjoyable evening to a
close. Next year, 1959, will be the
100th anniversary of the founding
of the church at St. Helens,
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Memorial Service
;At St. Helens
An impressive Memorial service
in observance of Remembrance
Day was held at the community
hall on Sunday afternoon with
Rev, B. F, Green in charge and with
members of the Lucknow Legion
and the Women's Auxiliary attend-
ing in a •body.
Mrs. Clare Johnston of Lucknow
read an appropriate poem and sang
"The Rose of No Man's Land", The
choir of the United Church sang
"God Will Take Care of 'You" and
Rev. Green gave a message in
keeping with the occasion.
At the cenotaph the wreath was
placed by Terry,Wilson and Rev.
Green was assisted in the service
by Garnet Henderson of Lucknow.
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ST. HELENS
ST. 1-/.:41,4ENS--The local Wo-
men's Institute met In the coin-
IMMItY hall on Thursday afternoon
with an attendance of 13. After the
opening exercises the roll call was
answered by a, quotation contain-
ing the word "Peace". The Sec-
retary reported that there was a
balance of $72.41 In the treasury.
She al read thank you cards
front several people who had re-
ceived cards or gifts from the In-
stitute recently.
The winter's supply of wood has
been put in the basement and it
was decided that this should be
paid for. Mrs, Charles McDonald,
Mrs. E. W. RiCe and Mrs. Frank
Mcquillin were appointed 'to en-
quire about and purchase a coffee
and tea maker for the hall,
The president announced that
the West Wawanosh Federation of
Agriculture banquet, to which the
Institute will cater, IS to be held
November '16th, Plans for the
memorial service on Sunday at the
cenotaph were discussed.
The assistant ' secretary, Mrs
Frank MeQuillin, gave a report of
cards and gifts sent to the sick.
bereaved, etc, These' Are bought
with a collection of p,ennies taken
at each meeting. The -enclosed
porch'of the hall has beep• painted
on the inside and a vote of t,lianks
was tendered the members who did
this work by Mrs. E. W. Rice,
The motto, on "Peace" was pre-
pared by Mrs. A. Gaunt and. read
by Mrs. C. McDonald. An instru-
mental, "How Great Thou Art",
was played by Mrs. Chester Tay-
lor. The local leader of the 4-H
course, "Cereal Shelf", Mrs, G. Mc-
Pherson: gave a short summary of
this new course. If any girls be-
tween the ages of 12 and 26 wish
to still take this course they may
contact Mrs. McPherson.
It was agreed to pay the ex-
penses of her attendance at the lo-
cal leaders' school held recently at
Wingham.
Miss W. D. Rutherford gave an
interesting report of the Tweeds-
muir Workshop which she and Mrs.
C. McDonald attended at Dungan-
non. Mrs. Robert Walker of St.
George, Provincial curator 'of the
Tweedsmuir History Books, had
been the speaker. Miss Ruther-
ford's report made everone realize
what a tremendous amount of re-
search must go into the compiling
of these books. Mrs. E. W. Rice
is to help Miss Rutherford this
month with any work in connection
with the hook which she is compil-
ing for St. Helens Institute.
The president, Mrs. C. MdDon-
aid, and secretary, Mrs, E. Gaunt,
were delegates to the area con-
vention ,held in London, and they
each gaire very interesting reperts.
The theme of the convention was
"I must bear no hatred in my
heart against anyone".
Readings were given by Mrs.
Phone 746 , SID ADAMS, Prop. Wingham
;lust tell us where - and we'll be there. Mr. and Mrs. William Bowes of
BlYth were recent visitors with
Mr. and Mr's, E. W. Rice.
Frank MeQuillin on "The Song of
the- Lazy Farmer" and •by Mrs. G.
McPherson on' "A Patriotic Creed".
A contest was conducted by Mrs.
W, A. Miller.
'The singing of the national an-
them brought the 'meeting to a
close and after the Institute grace
lunch was served by the hostesses,
Mrs. Gordon McPherson and Mrs.
Prank McQuillin.
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