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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-12-18, Page 10- Wingham Advance-Tiii , Thursday; Pec. 18. 1069. Achievement Uay at school #eatures need1e:ra GOE-- Needlecraft Achievement Day was held Sat- urday In Howick Central S tl ooh, AU fifteen club& of 441 girls, totalling over ninety. attended and displayed record books and table ,runners embroidered with the sevenbasic stitches. Their free choice articles ranged„ Wm pillows, tote bags, wall hangings. place Gnats to pant suit and 2 -piece skirt and jacket. In the morning the girls judg- ed table runners, planned a wa11 • hanging and worked a sample of basic embroidery stitches. A, good attendance of inter- ested women attended in the afternoon and enjoyed the slats and exhibit$ presented by the club girls. Each girl was pre- sented with a sterling silver spoon with 4-11 crest on it. Mrs. Susan Wheatley of Chir ton, Huron Home Economist, was in charge. There are '100 girls in Huron County who took this project. , The afternoon program -in- cluded the 441 Pledge led by Club presidents. Gorrie 1, skit, "Let's Get Ready to Embroider all members; Lakelet. exhibit, ESTABLISHED IN 1936 We specialise in a complete line of FARM EQUIPMENT McGAVIWS FARM. EQUIPMENT Sales and Service Phone 365-11V-0 Brussels Brussels WALTON, ONT. or 527-0245 Seaforth S19.rrb "Colour Schemes with SO - way", ar-moony",. i,.i_nda Douglas; Moles- worth 1I, skit, Mesign from Idea to Fabric', all members; Belmore II, exhibit, t"Em►id'' er Your Own Design"... Barbara Metcalfe. Ethel.: skit, The New Look in Ernbroidery ", all members Wroxeter 11, exhibit,. "f fibroid* ery from Other Lands", Brenda Hallison FQrdwich:III, demon- stration, "Colour Schemes in Embroidery", Qat King, Doro- thy Haasnoot; Molesworth I, ex- hibit, "Seven Basic Embroidery • Stitches", Donna S nithi WxoX- eter I,' skit, "Let's Get Ready to Embroider", all members; Ford- wick I, exhibit, "Embroidery Today and Yesterday", Chris- tine Bunker. • Belm=re I. skit, "Colour Schemes, in Embroidery", all members; Gorrie W. exhibit, "Colour Schemes with H a r mony", Sharon McMillan; Ford - wick II, skit, "The New Look In Embroidery", all members; Gorrie III, exhibit., "Embroider Your Own Design", Shirley Bilton; Gorrie II,. skit, "Add a Stitch of Colour", all members. Comments on skits and dem- • onstrations were given by Mrs. Ian McAllister, Zurich. Com- ments on exhibits, by Mrs. Rob- ert McKercher, Seaforth. • County honour presentations were made to Grace Jeffray.. WN X,ETEtt-„B1blo. Sunday was held at Wroxeter 1B Church OP Sunday; Rev • Sack spoke on , "I1stt .. Out of Date?''”; The word of God li alive and active, it e more keenly than, any tom!•' edged sword, For the children's story Rev Sach related an experience of his in. Kashmir, between Indic and Ti,hex While goinglnto the mountains to treat a native, with 'a broken, leg, he had to stay, in a shepherd's but overs. night It WAS. a woad hut. with . mud plastered in Cracks a hole • in the roof for the smoke to eS", cape from the fire, which was-:. kindled on the .floor in the Gen* tre of the hut. Shepherds are uncommon is _ . Canada. Sometimes in Bible times, one lazy shepherd would sleep and let the rest do the work. We meet the angels of.' happiness when, we do our duty.; When you go out for worldly happiness, your .wishis often °, not fulfilled. Our faces shine with delight when we receive a gift or chocolate bar for work, w. Let us surprise someone by do ing a kind deed: The new English version of w the Bible is a delight to read. Is the Bible up to date? One Indian thought the Bible was :. just a book, but it gave him new life. Lowell Thomas said the Bible contains good news : F when we are beseiged withpr0p7' aganda. Truman said it con tains peace for a world in need of the message of peace. Lord Beaverbrook•asked Stat- in what Lady Astor talked about E INGHAM yierrk and inhabitants of •rho Town of. Wingham are requested. by. Council • aik Cars Or Trucks qN TOWN ROADS OR STREETS ' •• SIE WINTER MONThS IN ORDER. TO :FACILITATE SNOWPLOUGHING OPERATIONS ouricil will. not -be responsible- for damage to any lids or any,' other Obstacles -parked on roads or streets.., • • WILLIAM RENWICK,' .::TOWN CLERK.• N COJI,Jr1 OF �UCATION U.IRES 11 CUSTODIANS FOR THE. MADILL SECONDARY SCHOOL DUTIES'TO COMMENCE JANUARY 1, 1970. Competitive salary schedule and' fringe benefit plan in effect. Written applicationsshould be addressed to: R. McVEAN, Plant- Superintendent • • P. O. Box 370, Clinton, Ontario. Applicants will be, notified if required for interview. J: B. 'LAWS, Chairman. D. J. COCHRANE, Dirictor of Education. 18b R. R. 2, Wingham; Gail Mc - Pherson. RR. 2,. Wingham; Pat Bridge, R.R. 1, Wroxeter; Mad- elon McArthut, R. R. 1, Wye ter; Alfretta Versteeg, R. R. 2, Gorrie; Donna Smith, R R, 2,. Listowel. Provincial honour presenta- tions: Linda Angst, R. R. 2. Clifford; Mary Douglas, Ford- wich; Karen Kieffer. , R. R 1; Bluevale; Jean Adams,. R. R. 2, Wroxeter. Presentation of leadership certificates: .Mrs. Robert :Brem- ner, R. R. 2, Bluevale, Moles- worth I; Mrs. Elmer Harding, R. R. 1, Gorrie, Fordwich. I; Mrs. Cliff Brewer, Bluevale, Flue - vale if, • Di,fleriItOfl r' 15th anniversary • LAKELET--On Saturday evening a family dinner was held at the Redwood Restaurant in honor fo Mr. and Mr"s: Cecil Wilson of Fordwich, who are celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary this month. ° Following the dinner the guests were entertained:. at the home of ° Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood.. The evening was spent visiting, playing games and contests. 'During the evening the couple was presented with flowers, a linen tablecloth and gifts of crystal. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson} plan to spend the Christmas holt - -days in .Florida. estate administration Our professional counsel can quickly put your affairs in good order. There is no obligation to investigate this prompt, confidential service with us. STERLING ,.TRUSTS •1011ONVO — 372 Rey Street *AR UR o- 3S Dunlop Street ORILLA .�. 'f3 Mississega Street East Mem: Ciba Deposit Insurance Corporation CARD PARTY AT LAKELET LAKELET-The W. I, held a card party in the hall on Wed- nesday night with six tables in play. Winners for euchre were: high lady, Mrs. Charles Green- ley. Harriston; high man, George Hamilton, Gerrie; low, Mrs. Ott Dahms, Walkerton. Winners for solo were: high. Elmer Haskins and low, 0 tt Dahms. Winner of the.special, a lucky cup. was Gordon Mc- Kee of Walkerton. Neat card party to be held January 14. LAKELET GIRLS AT ACHIEVEMENT DAY LAKELET—The Saucy Sev- ens attended the Achievement Day at the Howick Centra l school on Saturday on Needle- craft: They set up an exhibit on 'Colour Schemes with Har- mony'. Linda Douglas was the commentator. Miss Gladys Huth was leader for this pro - ject and Mrs. Henry Hohnstein assisted. ENGLISH CUSTOM • In England. ash fagots often are burned for good luck on Christmas and a common cuss - tom is for each of a group of girls to mark one fagot as her own. The girl whose fagot first takes fire is supposed to be the fiat to marry. COL011 IT PUN Can of Colorful sprarPah t make creative fun gifts. °, b GIVE THS 'IAD ` IN YOUR; :SFE ,,AIS O u STANDING;:.Set OF WRUNG JEWELLERY ° OR A BRILLIANT DINNER RING • 4 All P,rics ;Ranges 2 in the' privacy of our new • DIAMOND ROOM. EVENING APPQINTMENTS • ON REQUEST. Open. Every Night . CLOSE 6• p.m... 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