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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-01-16, Page 6he World of Wom4,11 .. S officers installed by "omas Currie presided f: the Annual ,Meeting of St- Andrew"; t. An drew" W. M. S, on Tuesday afternoon. Mts. William. Ford wa pianist. Invocation° and prayer were. given by Mrs. Cut- e*. , sHis compassion faileth not,. „Great is Thy faithfulness" was the theme of the medita- tion, based on Lamentations, chapter 3, as presented by Mrs. /G. _ F Prayer was offered by Miss V. McLaughlin. The. minutes were read and the roll call given by Mrs. H. Gilmour, retiring secretary. A letter fromRev. "and -Mrs. An- MacKay, ay, Thansi, India, and anewsletter~ cleating with l Biafra Situation as It relates ,the Presbyterian, Church in da were read, by thepresi- Mrs... Godkingave the ;ear's. report, and received the dffering. The dedication pray waif en by Mrs. Jean Aitchison Mis. W. Murchison reported thirty-one calls by the Friendship and Service Com • - tree. Annual reports were heard froin all secretaries. The secretary voiced her ap- preciation of the auxiliary members` co-operationduring die past year. Miss V. Mc- Laughlin presented the nominat- ing committee's report. The following is the slate of officers for 19 : Hon. president, Mrs. W. Murchison; past president, Miss V. McLaughlin; president. Mrs. T. A. Currie; lst.vice-president, Mrs. H. Aitchison; 2nd vice- president. Mrs. W. Ford; sec- retary, Miss M. Deans; assist- ant secretary, Mrs. G. Day; treasurer, Mrs. G. Godkiry SALE DRESSES SLACKS - SWEATERS NURSES' UNIFORMS ean FASHION SHOPPE 'LOCATED ON HIGHWAY 87 AT WROXETER MRS. cRAWFORD GIBSON, Prop. irmw mg Receptions Are ecialty Your wedding will not be complete unless you come to The Blue Barn for your wedding. reception, where all our many services are provided under professional supervision. Call Mrs. Whitney Gross at The Blue Barn for - free consultation if you want your reception to be formally correct. Our Jnany 'free services include proper cutlery for the wedding dinner and cake cutting, floral dec- You will only be married once be sure yotir wedding will be one to remember with the best in reception accommodation. MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW FOR FAMILY, BUSINin or CLUB`BANQUETS The Blue Barn Phone Listowel 291=1580 s Make Rosorvations Now, Between Palmerston and Ustowel oh HIGHWAY 23 minister. supply secretary. Mrs. W.' H. Gurney; • press secretary, Miss L. Currie; glad Tidings sec- • retry, Mrs.. E. Nichol; Home Helpers secretary, Miss L. Cur- • r e. Miss Hanna Wilson, Mrs. W. McKinney. Literature and library, Mrs. V. Young, Mrs. M.: Galbraith; friendship and service, Miss C. Isbister (cads), Mrs. W. Murch- ison, Mrs. R. Galbraith, Mrs. A. Hastings, Miss C. Gilkin- • son, Mrs. G. Elliott, Mrs. B. Holmes; social, Miss A. Wil- liamson, Mrs. R. Hastings, • Mrs. G. Godkin, Mrs. James Currie, Mrs. G. Adams. Pianist, Mrs. W. Ford; as- sistant, Mrs. G. L. Fish; tele- phone committee, Mrs. D, - Rae, Mrs. M. McTavish, Miss A. Mitchell; auditors, Miss C. Isbister,• Miss L. Currie; ex- plorers, Mrs. H.• Bateman, Mrs. W. Lapp, Mrs. M. Bushell; nominating committee, Miss V. McLaughlin, Mts. W. Murch- ison, Mrs. V. Young. • Rev.. G.. L. Fish presided at the installation service stress- ing the real mission, "Winning the world for Christ". The closing prayer was.given by Mrs. G. Day. Mrs. R. McMichae conducts meeting WROXETER—The Women's Institute met at the home of, Mrs. Stan Lockwood with 12 members and one visitor pres- ent. In the absence of the president, Mrs. Ronald McMi- chael conducted the meeting. She opened With the creed of the'Country Woman of Tasman- ia. The,roll call was answered by naming a former industry. in WroXeter, which brought back many old memories, Mrs. Lockwood and Mr s. George Adams will be the lead- ers for the 4 -II club this year. Mrs. Dalton Dickenson pre- sided at the piano for a sing- songlirgalittish songs in honor wood gave the motto on. "Why a Key" and the Floiida Keys with picture Of them to illus- trate the cortiments. ,Mrs. Wil- liam Coulter told about an In- tritute she had v.isited where each member had a different project and this was displayed. Mrs. Lockwood read a humorous poem and Mrs. McMichael gave ayeading, "One Grain Fills Not .the Sack". , Mrs. Clark Skarpin and Mrs. Ronald McMichael were ap.± pointed -to bring in the new, slate of officers.. -Mrs. William Wright conducted two interest- ing contests. Lunch was served by Mrs. Margaret Adams, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Sharpin and the hostess. I[. HONEY BUTTER SAUCE 3/4 cup liquid honey -2 tablespoons butter 3/4 to 1 teaspoon lemon juice , 1/4 teaspoon vanilla Mix honey and butter in a small saucepan. Heat slOwly until well blended., Coolslight- ly and add flavorings. Serve warm with pancakes or waffles. Makes 3/4 cup sauce. Thit would also be good on hot gingerbread. ACW meeting: at Kerr homy. The afternoon guild of they Anglican, Church Women met at the home of Mrs. Joe Kew on Thursday, Mrs. D. Farnell, ,,,presided, opened the Meeting with prayers and Scripture, was read by Mrs. R. Campbell• Roll call was answered with a new year's resolution. Plans were made to serve lunch at the vestry meeting in the parish hall. January 2Q,. A committee was appointed to arrange the pancake tea on Shrove Tuesday. . Mrs. 11. W. Hamilton gave a paper on the women of the New Testament. She suggested that since much of the work in the church is carried out by women it would be interesting to' look back on some of the women from that time_ "One naturally thinks of Mary, the mother of Jesus, and there were several other Marys," Mrs. Hamilton said. Mary of Bethany is rerhem- bered for her willingness to sit at Jesus' feet, listening to his word while her sister Martha prepared the. meal. Later Mary, annointed Jesus' feet. There/ was Mary, Mother of Mark, who prayed in her home r` Peter when he was in prison. There was Mary, mother of Ja es the Less and Joses, one of a three Marys who stood the cross of Jesus, later an-' nointed his body with spices- and pices-and came back to the sepul- chre-rand was there when Christ appeared. 'Mary of Rome bestowed much labour in building a church and was singled out by Paul. Mary Magdalene, honored iii being healed by Jesus, also waited at the sepulchre and was the first to whom Christ spoke after .His. crucifixion. She was'the Mary who hastened to tell. the disciples. - Mary of Nazareth, 'all that is fine in i,;notherhood is the example15 and devoton.x. Jesus An the temple vrhe3 they went up tet Jerusalerd she was • at His crucifixion. :and ,'4as t�. later with: the apostles . in the upper room, . Mrs. Farnell thanked Mrs. Hamilton for her address u ua FORDW1CH-:-Mr. and Mrs. James Vittie celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday, January 12„ when their family held open house for them in Trinity Anglican Church. About 2 50 friends and relatives called during the afternoon and They were. married in North Wales, British Isles, january 15th, 1919 and came to Canada in September of the'same year. Township and enlisted in March, 1916. He went overseas with the 161st.Huron.Batialion and transferred to the 58th. Upon • returning. to Canada they farm- , ed, on the 12th Concession of ItOwick for 20 years, then mov- ed -to Gorrie for one year, spent back in 1644 to farm again On the 2nd Con.cession of Howick until they moved to Fordwich threelears ago. Mr. and Mrs. Vittie have '- .."tWo_daughters, Mrs. William (Jean) Sothem and Mrs. Carl (Joan) Stewart, both of Ford- wich. There.are four grand- children and three,great-grand- • children. • Both enjoy good health and are quite active. They,are members of the Anglican Church. • Mrs. Vittie has one sister, Mts. Harry Nixon of Winnipeg. Manitoba. • They received several long distance ,pho ne calls from friends unable to attend, and also many lovely gifts. DOES YOUR SKIN . LOOK "PATCHWORKY"? Replenishing your makeup too often can make a hodge- podge. better to Start fresh aftet any mdre'ithan,twO or three skin is. inclined to•be oily. Yonr eye' makeup Will hold...if you cleanse carefully around the eyes, withoutismudging or smear- ing. And freth makeup .can a certainly make you feel a new woman, ready ,for a' new whirl! N.,..... .., 5.411" On Iteasonible P*074**Iiiii MEN'S .AND LADIES' WINTER CPATS AND JACKETS. REDUCTIONS FROM 20% TO 50% ED1GH FFERS/ (Wingham) Limited THE FRIENDLY 'STORE - THINK OF YOUR FRIENDS, AND RELATIVES Think sweet and tender thoughts of your friends and . relatives -this year. Show how much you think of them with a lovely basket of sweet and tender fruit. THE GIFT YHAT.NEEDS NO SPECIAL OCCASION — 'JUST THOUGHTFULNESS! THIS WEEK'S GROCERY FEATURESi 'AYLMER TOMATO JUICE, 48 -oz.. MOTHER PARKER'S ORANGE PEKOE 29c 69c SOCKEYE SALMON, 1/4 -lb. tih 49c Lovely, firm HOTHOUSE TOMATOES for only Stock up- on these and, More Grocery items NOW! lb. 29c JOSEPHINE 'STREET ' PHONE 3374241 *HandsOme Chippendale chair by Fry & BlaCkhall Ltd., Toronto, won. the Uphol. stored Furniture Traditional category in the 1969 Canadian Furniture Mart Design Awards. • irs VW II NIG. IRANI MI EAkir MAR K T SPECIALS JANUARY 16 - 17 -.18 BLADE - A c ROAST ‘if La STEWING A BEEF INF LB. I SHORT RIB ROAST 69' GROUND' z ... CHUCK OY I.B. BONELESS z 0;', POT ROAST OW3. SEE OLIR /WINDOWS POR THE BEST MEAT BUYS IN TOWN 1 ACW meeting: at Kerr homy. The afternoon guild of they Anglican, Church Women met at the home of Mrs. Joe Kew on Thursday, Mrs. D. Farnell, ,,,presided, opened the Meeting with prayers and Scripture, was read by Mrs. R. Campbell• Roll call was answered with a new year's resolution. Plans were made to serve lunch at the vestry meeting in the parish hall. January 2Q,. A committee was appointed to arrange the pancake tea on Shrove Tuesday. . Mrs. 11. W. Hamilton gave a paper on the women of the New Testament. She suggested that since much of the work in the church is carried out by women it would be interesting to' look back on some of the women from that time_ "One naturally thinks of Mary, the mother of Jesus, and there were several other Marys," Mrs. Hamilton said. Mary of Bethany is rerhem- bered for her willingness to sit at Jesus' feet, listening to his word while her sister Martha prepared the. meal. Later Mary, annointed Jesus' feet. There/ was Mary, Mother of Mark, who prayed in her home r` Peter when he was in prison. There was Mary, mother of Ja es the Less and Joses, one of a three Marys who stood the cross of Jesus, later an-' nointed his body with spices- and pices-and came back to the sepul- chre-rand was there when Christ appeared. 'Mary of Rome bestowed much labour in building a church and was singled out by Paul. Mary Magdalene, honored iii being healed by Jesus, also waited at the sepulchre and was the first to whom Christ spoke after .His. crucifixion. She was'the Mary who hastened to tell. the disciples. - Mary of Nazareth, 'all that is fine in i,;notherhood is the example15 and devoton.x. Jesus An the temple vrhe3 they went up tet Jerusalerd she was • at His crucifixion. :and ,'4as t�. later with: the apostles . in the upper room, . Mrs. Farnell thanked Mrs. Hamilton for her address u ua FORDW1CH-:-Mr. and Mrs. James Vittie celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday, January 12„ when their family held open house for them in Trinity Anglican Church. About 2 50 friends and relatives called during the afternoon and They were. married in North Wales, British Isles, january 15th, 1919 and came to Canada in September of the'same year. Township and enlisted in March, 1916. He went overseas with the 161st.Huron.Batialion and transferred to the 58th. Upon • returning. to Canada they farm- , ed, on the 12th Concession of ItOwick for 20 years, then mov- ed -to Gorrie for one year, spent back in 1644 to farm again On the 2nd Con.cession of Howick until they moved to Fordwich threelears ago. Mr. and Mrs. Vittie have '- .."tWo_daughters, Mrs. William (Jean) Sothem and Mrs. Carl (Joan) Stewart, both of Ford- wich. There.are four grand- children and three,great-grand- • children. • Both enjoy good health and are quite active. They,are members of the Anglican Church. • Mrs. Vittie has one sister, Mts. Harry Nixon of Winnipeg. Manitoba. • They received several long distance ,pho ne calls from friends unable to attend, and also many lovely gifts. DOES YOUR SKIN . LOOK "PATCHWORKY"? Replenishing your makeup too often can make a hodge- podge. better to Start fresh aftet any mdre'ithan,twO or three skin is. inclined to•be oily. Yonr eye' makeup Will hold...if you cleanse carefully around the eyes, withoutismudging or smear- ing. And freth makeup .can a certainly make you feel a new woman, ready ,for a' new whirl! N.,..... .., 5.411" On Iteasonible P*074**Iiiii MEN'S .AND LADIES' WINTER CPATS AND JACKETS. REDUCTIONS FROM 20% TO 50% ED1GH FFERS/ (Wingham) Limited THE FRIENDLY 'STORE - THINK OF YOUR FRIENDS, AND RELATIVES Think sweet and tender thoughts of your friends and . relatives -this year. Show how much you think of them with a lovely basket of sweet and tender fruit. THE GIFT YHAT.NEEDS NO SPECIAL OCCASION — 'JUST THOUGHTFULNESS! THIS WEEK'S GROCERY FEATURESi 'AYLMER TOMATO JUICE, 48 -oz.. MOTHER PARKER'S ORANGE PEKOE 29c 69c SOCKEYE SALMON, 1/4 -lb. tih 49c Lovely, firm HOTHOUSE TOMATOES for only Stock up- on these and, More Grocery items NOW! lb. 29c JOSEPHINE 'STREET ' PHONE 3374241 *HandsOme Chippendale chair by Fry & BlaCkhall Ltd., Toronto, won. the Uphol. stored Furniture Traditional category in the 1969 Canadian Furniture Mart Design Awards. • irs