The Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-04-06, Page 12Page 4—The Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, April 6, I
Awards presented to
47 at Knox Church
BLUEVALE--Sunday School
awards were prbsented at Knox
Presbyterian Church, on Sunday
for the year ending 1971,
First year diploma, Susan Els-
ton, Sandra Thompson, . Joanne
Shaw, Bruce McInnes, Douglas
Shaw, Susan Chapman; second
year seal, Dianne Campbell, Tra-
cey Day, Shirley Dorsch, Shiela
Dorsch, Bryan Shaw, Breii't Day,
John -Dorsch, Anita Dorsch, An-,
nette Dorsch; third year seal,
Heather McInnes, Randy Green-
away; fourth year seal, Jacquel-
ine Robertson, Donna Thompson,
Corey McInnes, David Shaw,
Murray Snell; fifth year seals,
Murray Campbell, Rae Willits,
Ken Thompson; sixth year seal,
Kathy Snell, Caroline Campbell,
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tenth year guard, Marie Walker,
Kathy Walker, Daryl Walker,
Bob MacTavish, Glen Campbell;
fourteenth year guard, Neil
Campbell, Paul Moffatt.
The teachers for 1971 were:
Nursery Class, Mrs. Jack Shaw;
Kindergarten Class, Mrs. Hugh
Campbell; ,Primary Class, Mrs.
Stan Moffat; Junior Class, Mrs.
Bill Robertson; Junior High
Class, Mrs. Bill Elston and Senior
Class, Larry Elliott with John
McInnes as Superintendent and
Mrs. Dorothy Thompson as Sec-
retary -Treasurer.
UCW meeting
BELMORE — The March
meeting of the United Church
Women was held at the home of
Mrs. Bill Mulvey. Mrs. Wilfred
Johann opened the meeting with
a reading from. the "Upper
Room" stressing the thought in
Luke 9:51, followed by a hymn.
Mrs. Harry Mulvey read the
scripture verses from Luke 24: 1-
12. Mrs. Johann°read the article
"What Easter Means to Me"
from the Observer. A hymn was
followed by another reading from
the Observer by Mrs. Norman
Newans.
Mrs. Harry Mulvey gave as a
study a talk on "Pollution and Its
Control". The president, Mrs.
John Rutherford was in charge of
the business. There. was a dis-
cussion on how to improve the
floor of the church.
It was agreed to send money to •
the Mission and Service Fund and
to the Presbyterial treasurer.
A thankoffering meeting was
planned for April and invitations
will be sent to the McIntosh and
the. Belmore Presbyterian
Church ladies. '
The collection .was, received
and the meetingclosed with
prayer.
Belmore
William Jeffray of Toronto
spent the holiday weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Jeffray.
Harvey Darling, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alan Darling, is a patient in
St: Joseph's . Hospital, London,
where he underwent surgery this
past week.
Mrs. Clover Bates of ,Toronto
visited with" her sister, Mrs.
Vivian Kerwin and family from
Friday until Sunday, when they
all motored to Uxbridge to visit
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ding:-
man.
ing-man. Later Mrs. Kerwin took her
sister to Toronto and returned
home on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Baker of Sea -
forth visited Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Weber and family.
Communion services were held
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Bluevale Personal Notes
The Bluevale Women's Insti-
tute's annual meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Harry Elliott
on April 12th, when a pot -luck
dinner will be at one o'clock.
Students home for the holiday
were Connie Mann from Ryerson,
Toronto; Douglas Garniss from
Waterloo University; Brian
Moffatt from Guelph University.
% Visitors on Good Friday were
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Maguire of
Waterloo with Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Mann; Misses Patricia and
Nancy King, of Wingham, with
Mr. and Mrs: J. J. Elliott; Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Street and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
McCannell, all of Listowel with
Mrs. M. L. Aitken.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil MacEachern
and Mr. and -Mrs. Gilbert Mac-
Eachern of Toronto spent the
weekend at their home here. •
Mr. and, Mrs,. Jack Elliott and
family of Richmond Hill were
with Mr: and Mrs. Harry Elliott
for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Martin of
St. Clemens and Mr. and Mrs.
John Carswell of Kitchener and
their families .spent the weekend
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at McIntosh United Church Sun-
day
unday morning: Rev. Wettlaufer
conducted the serce. The Four
Plus' 1 of Clifford sang several
numbers. .
Miss Frances Inglis of Huron -
view is a patient in the Wingham
and District Hospital.
William Redmond of St. Augus-
tine spent a few days this past
week with Mr. ' and Mrs. Ken
Weber and sons.
Belmore and Clifford , Novices
played Friday with a score of 5-2
for Belmore. Those who scored
for Belmore were Willie Stafford
1., Greg Inglis 1, Mark MacArthur
I, Wayne Ballagh 2.
Lucknow and Belmore Novices
played in Lucknow March 24.
Belmore won 3-2. On March 27
Lucknow and Belmore Novices
played in Belmore. The score was
4-2 for Lucknow.
with Mr. and Mrs. Mel Craig.
Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Calvert of
Paris spent the holiday with Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Garniss.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Barrett of .
Amherstburg,. Mr. and -Mrs.
Collin Campbell and family of
Ottawa and Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Shear. of Stratford visited at the
,holiday with Mr. 'and Mrs. Hugh.
Campbell and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Carman Nixon
and family of London and Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Noble and sons
of Britton visited Mr. ,and Mrs.
Fraser Haugh ,and Eileen at the
weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Gilkinson of Wingham visited at
the same home on Monday.
Mr, and Mrs. Fraser Haugh
and Eileen visited . Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Newton and Michael of
Wroxeter recently.
Special services
BLIJEVALE — A -special serv-
ice was held in Knox Presby-
terian Church on Good Friday
evening' when members from
Knox Church and from the United
Church attended. Dennis Free-
man, student minister of ' Toronto
conducted- the service and Karel
De Koeijer gave the sermon.
Easter services were held In
both churches on Sunday: Dennis
Freeman preached in Knox Pres-
byterian Church; with a special
story for the children. The choir
gave special selections.
Mr. De Koeijer gave the Easter
sermon in the United Church. A
children's choir gave a number
and led. the „singing.
The museum guide was just
finishing the tour: "And here,
ladies and gentlemen; we have
this imposing Greek statue. Note
' the noble way in which the neck
supports the head, the splendid
curve of the shoulders, and, es-
pecially, the natural way in
which the opened hand is out-
stretched,
utstretched, as if to emphasize,
"Don't forget . to tip the guide."
THIS ATTRACTIVE young lady is Marg Dowsan, a thera-
pist at the Ontario Crippled Children's Centre. She's also a
friend of Stephen 'Layton, Canada's 1972 "Timmy". When
Timmy saw Marg could use a little help in trying out some
signs for this year's annual "Walk-a-Thon" on Saturday,
April 8, he gallantly lent a helping hand. Last year, local
walks in various communities across Ontario raised more
than $90,000 for crippled children. This year, being the 50th
Anniversary of the Ontario Society for Crippled Children,
Timmy and his friends are hoping to improve on that figure.
As for Marg, we think her figure is just fine the way it is.
Norman Hall of Aylmer visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hall on
Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hall
.of Chatham spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hall.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Hall were Jack
Scott and family of Newton and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hall of Brus-
sels. .
Visitors with Mrs. R. H. Mc-
Kinnon on Good Friday were Mr.
and Mrs. John K. MacTavish and
Jean of Brantford and John R.
MacTavish of Kitchener.
Mrs. Scott McLennan of Listo-
wel and Miss. Gail McLennan of
St. Mary's nursing school, Kitch-
ener, visited one day last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thomp-
son of Bluevale. °
Jack Murch of Clinton visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Vincent.
Euchre winners
BLUEVALE Prize winners
at the euchre sponsored by the
Recreation Association on Thurs-
day evening were :' high scores,
Mrs. Margaret Adams and Joe
Walker; low scores, Mrs. Wilfrid
Haines and Glen Warwick; draw,
Howard Machan.
- 1 There were 15' ")tables in play.
.'The committee for the next
'ebchre On April 13th will be Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Campbell, Mr.
and Mrs: Lloyd Taylor and, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Warwick.
Those who think the original
Ten Commandments are old hat
in this permissive age, might be,
shocked into second thought* af-
ter reading.- Patricia Clarke's Ten
Commandrilents of the tSecular.
Seventies in the April issue Of hf
United Church Observer.
. With tongue-in-cheek, Mrs,
Clarke, associate editor, suggests
the following list, rade up by her
family while sitting aroi,nd the
television set. She notes that the
list is by no' means exhaustive
and invites readers to send a bet-'
ter one if they wish. "But," she.
says, "personally we're stocking
with Moses."
Ten Commandments Re„visits d;
or, Would Moses Suffer
Culture Shock? .
1. You shall have noothergods
than self-fulfilment. And for this
a man shall not.cleave to wife and
children•,, but forsaking all re-
sponsibility to others shall seek
the Real ME.
2, You shall make of yourself a
graven isOt, Whet is yam,.
Igt,ty and non -smoky : and yam.
shall bow dow before tooth,
paste, shaving + am, deodorant,
after -ave lotion, jeans
and shoes.
3. You shalt not take ?into your'
self any responsibility for what
you do, or” for those ,under, Yoq
care, For you cannot" help an un'
happy childhood Or ,the influence
of television or what everybody
else lets their.chlldren do.
0, Six months shall You labor
and .do' all your work. Then you
shall take a winter break in: the
Caribbean, ,
5, Honor the young, for',the old'
have had their -chance, and it 'is
not important toknow, anything.
It is only important to. relate.
6. You shall not wait to"get any-
thing you want,, but you shall go
now—pay later in all that you can
do, whether` it be lying with a wo-
man not your bride, or spending
money beyond' your income, or
losing weight by taking drugs.
7, 'Y. shalt, not denY. yfiurself
any physical gratification. Of
su h ie liktnadopand you only. go
around: once,
8, You shalt not steal anything
earl. But if yon steal $500,000 or
more, thenverily I say unto you •
that you shall be a celebrity and
interviewed on- television,
9. Your wash shall be clean,
though your rive be dirty,.' - ‘
to, You shall covet you iiergh-
bor's car and his colorand his
white -th -
' r an m to • wash, for of
such material possessions is the
kingdom of heaven. Besides, you
deserve the.best, it cost ,less than
you think, and higher demand is
gocfor the economy.
Use supervised snowmobile
trails and avoid driving on frozen
lake& Get advice on local under-
water currents; even ice strong
enough for skating might not hold
a 300-1b.. snowmobile loaded with
people.
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