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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-11-30, Page 2Nov. aR uas Imo for union is past Yingham minister says Rev, Buri,, Pi z re 11 . McKay replied he wasn't haM United Church auneeted to luxe the q of the minis - a Huron -Perth at Presbytery meet- try—one of the moan stumbling ing that blocks in current union talks- "the time fair tui s past and was solely an Anglican Problem - there is 'no excitements left in the "We're asking them to break a previously unbroken tradition made the remark in reply to (the doctrine of apostolic - e staateraent by Rev. J. F. McKay shoo). I think we have to give of Windsor, pmt Of London them time and try to work out a Conference, who said one of the solution. Giving up now is no an - things n in church swer." union negotiations is more Evaiige sm " l rrasrrtro0ts ecumenical - A program to get the church ions to build bridges to ow Awl- back to its "central purpose" was can -" outlined by Rev. Morley Clarke of Mr. Passmore expressed the London; executive secretary of view that there is no sense in cyan- the church's .division of mission tinning n union -wird the An- (London Conference). He intro- recognizes the duced "Key '73", an interde- United G ttuch and its wry as nominational program of equal. `we're sperdruig time and evangelism planned for next year money for nothing until they re- by 130 North Americari chi. solve their problem regarding Mr. Clarke said evangelism is our ministry." one area of church activity that has been taken over by people Having served Sas trustee on the Huron County Board of Education for the past two years as • repro. seatativs of Brussels, Grey and Mortis, 1 again solicit your support_ WILFRED SHORTREED I Having served for five years on the couNci Morris T.owsbip I again solicit your support 23;30 THOMAS MILLER T. dm Maras Of MORRIS TOWNSHIP 4 1 ask for tore.olect me as Council- lor in the fottheu nieg election. 1 1 To the Electors of MORRIS TOWNSHIP. as a candidate for council for 1973 - 1974 Your support on December 4th would be much appreciated M. .ROSS SMITH Bruss�ls, Morris and Grey ELECTORATET Let's have s stringer voice. Elect 111 repiesontitire from the centre of the sells!! ores VOTE TED MacLEAN Foi IOARD 'OF EDUCAT1OI For a Ride Call 887-9272 Towusldp of Morris ELECTION TAKE NOTICE that polls will be opened in Mkwrts as follows for the election ' of: 3 Cosincinors four apd 2Roprossontiv. es to Board of Education ADVANCE POLL Satorday, Decambet 2,, 1972 as Ailurus Tom Hall from 11 a.ra. to $ POLLING DAY: Monday, 4, 1'972 from 11 16.11.to 1 p.m. int the following places: Poll No. I: Laurie Sc tt's Poll No. 2: Ronald Barinett's Poll No 3: Institute Nall, Belwave Poll No. 4: Township Hall l Pio. 5: Harvey Biases Poll No. 6: Campbell s Mill D. MI1T % 1ttendes o 4 who sometimes give it a bad naive and that it is time the es- tablished churches moved more publicly to present the saving grace of Jesus Christ: Key 13 The Key '73 theme is "Calling Our Continent to Christ" and is a year-long .program, the first stage of which has just begun. He assured presbytery delegates that the choice of projects to fit the over-all theme would be left up to individual congregations and that there would be no "steam roller" approach on the partof the United Church, al- though what other denominations do is also up to them. In other business the presby- tery approved two resolutions from the national office regard- ing changes in the church's con- stitution_ One would permit the executive of the general council, the church's parliament, to delay the council's next meeting to 1975 to permit a simultaneous meeting with the Anglican Church's general synod_ The final vote on church union is expected to be held at that. time. The other would permit con- ferences to hold biennial meet- ings if desired instead of annual meetings as now required. Two- thirds approval of all presby- teries is required to make these constitutional changes. fla!egitts at Dec. meeting 9 BELMORE — The November meeting of the W.M.S. of the Presbyterian Church was held at 2 p.m: last Wednesday. The president; Mrs: George Nickel, opened .the with a call to worship, followed by a hymn and prayer by Mrs_ Weir. • The minutes of the last two meet- ings were read by Mrs. Elmer Jeffray, secretary. Annual re- ports Were presented by the sec- retary, Mrs. Jeffray; Mrs. K. Dickson and Mrs_ J. Dickson, and committee secre- taries, Mrs_ C. roNickel for liter- ature and library and Mrs. ` Weir for supply. Mrs. H. Ballagh re- ported forthe nominating com- mittee. The roll call, "Something I have learned about Africa this year",,' was answered by nine Members. Mrs. K. Dickson read scripture_ The by D. E. Jeffrey, consisted topic brief review of the work of mis- sions in Mgeria from 1838 to T971. She also told of their part in the rebuilding of Nigeria since uptis- ings there. Mrs_ Bruce Darling will, take charge of flowers until the end of December. Literature and li- brary books were on dlsplay for. purchase_ Plans were made for the next meeting to be held Decemeer 6th,, one week .earlier than the regular date. Members are asked to take or send gifts suitable for people the group wishes to remember at Chris' The meeting closed with a hymn and beshedic Stanley Works asks review The Stanley Works request the United States Se Colirt to review the recent adverse al the U.S. Cort of Ap- peals y the 1396 merger of ey Works with Arne:rock Corporation of Rockford, Imo„ a manse of cabinet hard- ware, was foszid . to be illegal under the lags. Donald W. Davis, president of The Staniey Works, said the in- tended request for reeiew was a J by the conceers di- rectors i � November at � meeting, repiar The board of directors also voted a grsirrt erty oaf 21 ' cents per share on the common stock, payable December 15, V172 to stockhalders of record Novem- ber 29, 19 . THERE WAS A GOOD TURNOUT of Wingham businessmen and their ladies last Thurs- ' day evening at Lee's Tavern when the annual Santa Claus parade and other business items were discussed. Left to right were John Currie, Ron Tout, John and Mrs. Nebrotzky, Mrs. Cameron and Brian Cameron, Jack Hayes, Doug Layton, Fred Snow and Lorne Mc- Donald. At right are Jon Bateson and Lee Vance. (Staff Photo) Display hobbies, crafts at cultural activities meeting FORDWICH — The November strate her remarks she had ar- meeting of the Women's Institute ranged a display of articles which was planned by the conveners of were the product of someone's education and cultural activities, hobby a and many different handl- Mrs. Agla and Mrs. Florence Wi - crafts and collector's items, son, using as their theme, crafts making interesting comments and hobbies. about them. A most interesting display con- The roll call, "Your hobby and sisted of many different kinds of 9. display a craft you have worked crafts, from the making and use on in the past year" was 're - of play dough to decorating your sponged to by a wide range of home for Christmas, table con_ hobbies and activiies. tre, door swag, making ire_ Mrs. John Winkel led in devo- tions from sugar, the dip and do tions ung Praise as her 'theme. go , t atino marc Ana We should cultivate a nu et tinnp animals from chenille and many in which we get our foals our our - others. ,This was presented by woes, and praise God for all His Mrs. G. D. Stevenson of Palmer ' goodness. ton in an interesting manner and M. Elmer Harding chaired soon many were involved in the the meeting and presided over different activities_ the business. She was a delegate The motto,, "He who owns a to Stratford Institute Rally and hobby, owns a mental island of shared the highlights of the con - refuge" was givers -by mos J. ventuxi with the aiidie It was FReernan. 'glie mentioned haw .decided to give -525 to the Silver mechanization and automation C2rcle Day, Nursery in Wingham_ have freed workers from long Plans were made for the Insti- hours of monotonous tasks mak- torte euchre on November 30. The ing-time available for otter chan- December meeting will take the nets of activity, and to add many form of a supper meeting with other interests to their lives. husbands or friends as guests-. Everyone should develop a hobby A delicious lunch, served by from. which they acquire real Mrs. G. Winkel, Mrs. Wray C001) - pleasure. A money value cannot er and Mrs. William Wilson, be put on a hobby. It is the soul rounded out a most interesting, satisfaction and the joy of creat- entertaining and informative ung that really counts. To demon- meeting. Mrs. Earl- Anderson is convener of BELGRAVE -- The regular meeting of the Women's Institute was held in the community centre on November 21 at 8:15 . p.m. There were 24 ladies in atten- dance. Convener of the , meeting on citizenship was Mrs. Earl An- derson_ William Elson, reeve of Morris Township, was a special guest and gave a talk on. municipal politics. He also asked for - sion on the Belgrave Library, noting that circulation of books is dawn this year by 600. Several re- sponded.by stating that the qual- ity and choice of books is not meeting with their approval, but they would definitely not want the library closed. , The roll call was answered by naming a government official on any level and stating what he does. Mrs. John Nixon entertained with selections on her accordion and also accompanied on the piano fbr a short sing -song. The president, Mrs. Norman Comites reported on the 58th an - WI meeting nual London area convention. It • wasa very enjoyable and worth while experience and she thanked the branch for sending her as their delegate. , Achievement Day for the Bel grave 4-0 Club was announced to be held in the F. E. Madill Sec- ondary School on November 25, program beginning at 1:15. p.m_ During the business two dona- tions were approved, to the Hur- on County Children's Aid Society for Christmas aid, and to the Bel - grave IE -C tq send a member to the Teen Conference at Toc Al- pha, to be held. at Niagara Falls. Mrs. Herron Irwin volunteered to buy a Christmas gift for the branch's war veteran at West - minter Hospital, Robert Watson. Mrs. James Ward of Wingham will bring a special Christmas message at the next meeting to be held December 19 at 2 p.m. The meeting adjourned with `.Cod Save the Queen" and the Institute grace. Lunch committee was Mrs. Stanley Black and Mrs. Walter Scott. Pfeil AGENCY (Formerly W.B. Conran Insurance Agency) 444 r, Iv .u• 4„‘• p �I o.01`' Cir'‘ As of December 1, 1972 ' Our Wine office i11 be located -at 21 5 Josephine St. (Old Eaton's Store) P.O. Box 250 Phone 357-2636 • Mrs. H. Irwin condicts worship THESE ARE. JUST TWO IN A SERIES OF SPECIAL BUYS. WATCH FOR MORE NEXT WEEK. BELGRAVE -- The afternoon unit of the United Church Women held its November meeting in the Sunday School room with ten members present. Mrs. Herson Irwin opened the • meeting with the hymn, "A charge to keep I have", then read scripture from Micah and. John. "Show Jesus Our Hands" was the theme of the worship service and the meditation given by Mrs. Ir- win. `We must be ready to show Jesus our hands and let them speak for us," she said.. Another hymn was followed by Mrs. Ir - win's reading, "Tlv Ha,dz" Minutes were read, offering re- ceived and visits to sick and shut- in. recorded: A letter of thanks from the 3lssion and Service Mind of the United Church, To- ronto, for the unit's contribution to the World Development and fimdi wasgread by Y:..:... Willard Armstrong. An enclosed brochure listed many of, the pro- jects supported by this fund. Mrs_ Earl Anderson and Mrs. Walter Scott reported on the regional meeting held in Brussels re- cently. Mrs. Stanley Cook led the study and a discussion of II Corin- thians, "Strife and Reconcilia- tion". WMNGHAM YOUR WINGHAM PHARMACiS6 • CNTAR:0 ATTENTION: Great Holy Ghost Meeting Every Saturday Night beginning this Saturday DECEMBER 2, Place: Town Hall, Wingham Time: 7.30 P.M. Nil/•. E1`:.1A IP R'ai° n':.: E With Evangelist°and Pastor Dan R. Olsen and N. W. Buttri i l; Singing, Preaching, Prayer. for the. sick. Everyone Welcome 30:7 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3 THE DECISIONS WILL SING REV. CLEVE WINGER WILL SPEAK AT Westfield Fellowship Her - 2.p.m. HURON MEN'S CHAPEL, Auburn _ 8 p.m. ALL WELCOME VOTE AS YOU LIKE BUT VOTE �. Chapel.erify the fact that end there's a warm for all at the Huron Int Westfield Fellowship Hour, en's 0 rely Christ has the answer to your Prom. T, he Bible, we bei from cover to corer. ter ty — Have you made piano kir it? WISE MEN ARE STILL SEEKING HIM Cyril Prevails When Good Won Do Nothima • • i