The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-06-20, Page 66-1Ue
Wingham Adv aace-Times, June 20, 1979
AUTHENTIC COSTUMES from days gone by were shown
In a fashion show at the centennial luncheonof the hospital
auxiliary Monday afternoon. Mary Campbell is seen with
vouna Carolyn Elston in old costumes,.
St. Paul'sChurch
(ANGLICAN)
WINGHAM
John Street of Centre Street
The Rector: The Rev. John T.M. Swan, L. Th.
SUNDAY, JUNE 24
* THE FEAST OF THE NATIVITY OF
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
8:30 a.m.—Holy Eucharist
11:00 a.m.—Mattins attended by Wingham Lodge No. 286
A.F. & A.M. This Service will be broadcast over CKNX Radio
3:00 p.m.—The Sacrament of Confirmation
Officiont: The Rt. Revd, G. H. Parke -Taylor,
Bishop Suffragan of Huron
Friday, June 29th [ SS. Peter & Paul]
10:00 a.m.—Holy Eucharist
Revised Kindergarten policy
does God help'. They stressed
that 'faith
takes effect this September
By Wilma Oke
heard a presentation on do
pearls—to enhance every woman's loveliness.
DUBLIN—The revised policy
geography curriculum taught to
on Kindergarten admission
Grade 7 and 8 students. 7%
approved earlier by the Huron-
presentation was made by
Perth Roman Catholic Separate
teachers . from Stratford,
We will he happy to explain the subtle nuances
School Board will take effect this
Seaforth and Goderich seboob.
September, Superintendent of
It was decided that tenders will
of pearl value to you and aid you in selecting
Education Joseph McCauley
be called for installation of metal
reminded trustees June 11
siding over the bricks on the
He said the board office has
upper part of the gym at 8t.
had calls from parents wanting
Mary's School, Goderich, aNd
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clarification on the starting time
also some remodelling at the
for the policy.
Mount Carmel school.
for today's fashions.
Previously a child had to be
A field day is being held June 20
five years old by Dec. 31 in order
at the. Mitchell District High
to enroll in Kindergarten in
School for athletes from the 19
September. Under the revised
schools in the Huron -Perth
policy a child may be enrolled, at
system. Trustees were invited to
the parents' request and
attend,
provided sufficient space is
The board also accepted the
..
available, if he or she turns five
resignation of Lillian Simpson, a
by the end of January.
part-time music teacher, ef-
Scotia
In other business the board
fective Aug. 31.
;Centennial luncheon
ends auxiliary veer
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It's time to call your
Welcome Wagon hostess.
She will bring con#mtu-
lations and gifts for the
family and the NEW
BABY!
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Janet Little
THE HOSPITAL AUXILIARY "Presented Norman Hayes, Wingham and District Hos- Phone 357-1963
More than 100 people, many in Mr. Hayes praised the hospital pital executive director, with a $3,730 cheque Monday. Mary Vair, auxiliary president
centennial dress, attended the auxiliary for its work for the made the cheque presentation. The money will go toward the purchase of a stretcher bed
centennial luncheon of the hospital. and a whirlpool bath for the second floor of the hospital.
Auxiliary to Wingham and A fashion show with a cen-
District Hospital Monday. tennial theme was the en- _
President Mary Vair presented meet • • inment highlight of the Rev and Mrs W es I ey Ball HOUSE PAINTING
hospital administrator Norman meeting. A total of 21 people
Hayes with a cheque for $3,730.
The money is to purchase a
whirlpool bath and a new
stretcher bed.
St. Andrew's
WMS meets
in upper room
The Women's Missionary
Society of St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, Wingham,
held its monthly meeting in the
upper room June 5.
Mrs. J. Conn opened the
meeting with a poem, "Tha
followed by repeating of the
Lord's Prayer and singing of a
hymn. The scripture reading was
taken from Timothy, chapter 6,
and was read by Mrs. G. Day,
who also gave the meditation
titled "It is no sin to be rich in this
modelled outfits which ranged
from a baby's christening gown
from 1893 to a gentleman's
evening suit, two authentic bridal
gowns, widow's weeds and af-
ternoon dresses.
Doris French provided the
commentary for each costume
and Don Vair played background
music.
The fashion show included boys
and girls wearing the candy
striping uniforms and they
assisted young children who
modelled pajamas.
The luncheon was the final
meeting of the hospital auxiliary
until September.
Wingham couple
married 40 years
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mundell,
Charles Street, Wingham, were
given farewe
A farewell was given to Rev.
and Mrs. Wesley Ball Sunday
evening at the choir night' of
Wroxeter United Church. The
Balls are leaving for a new
charge at Thamesford at the
beginning of July.
The choir started the evening
with 'Give God a Chance' and
'Lord of the Dance', followed by a
trumpet solo by Wesley Ball, Jr.,
and a piano solo by Paul Elgie.
The choir sang 'How Long Has it
Been' and 'I'll Walk With God'.
Art Gibson and his daughter
Marcia played a duet on the
piano and organ and the Riley
cictPrs sana a eminlP of hymns,
accompanied by Tharon Riley on
guitar. Another trumpet solo by
Mr. Ball was followed by a duet
by Art and Marcia during which
the offerings were received and
doxology sung.
The choir sang `This World is
11 by choir
Bert VandeKemp, chairman of
stewards, then called Mrs. Ball to
the front where he presented the
couple with an envelope. George
Nichol, steward, presented the
couple with a swag lamp and
hanging planter. The planter was
made by Dorothy McGee. Glenn
McMichael, clerk of session,
gave the Balls a framed sketch of
Wroxeter United, Church on
behalf of the congregation and
said a few words in appreciation
of the time he was the minister.
Mr. and Mrs. Ball .gave a few
words of thanks.
The choir sang 'Battle Hymn of ;
thn Pe"oihlir' anti Mr Rall ¢_ave
the blessing. The choir then
retired to the church parlors for
light refreshments and a social
time.
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guests of their family at a sur -
world". Mrs. R. Hasting led in prise dinner held at the Wingham not my Home' and 'Down From
prayer. Golf and Curling Club on Friday, His Glory' and as the latter
Mrs. G. Wall conducted the June 8 on the occasion of 'their number finished, Mrs. Sandra STR WBERRIES
business part of the meeting. 40th wedding anniversary. Edgar, on behalf of the choir,
Mrs. R. McKay, the secretary, presented Mr. Ball, Sr., with a TO CARLO%
gave the roll call and read the Thirty-three relatives from wooden scroll inscribed with his
correspondence and minutes of name. The names of choir
Bramalea, Hamilton Cam -
the last meeting. Mrs. Wall, the !. members were inscribed in 5 'er
treasurer, then gave her report. bridge, Kitchener, Blenheim, in appreciation ,,f the leadership XV
A solo, "Behold Me Standingat Guelph, Blyth, Ripley and he pp p
Wingham attended the dinner gave them -it practice and (Cfool
the Door", was sung by Mrs. J. and social evening. services.
Ostrom, accompanied by Mrs. Paul Elgie gave another piano
Conn at the piano. Hugh and Elaine have one son, solo followed by a solo 'The
The offering was received by Robert of Wingham, and two Savior is Waiting' by Mr. Ball,
Mrs. Wall and dedicated by grandchildren, Jodi and Shari. Sr.
singing "All Things Are Thine".
Mrs. V. Young gave the topic on
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