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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-11-15, Page 8Pikiett S featurits orn Th. 1filoria1o 1Afannan Edend. honor Mr,Mrs, Hughes About ?€ friends and neighbors gathered at the Kasha UallA Hinless:. township, Thursday evening, to honor Mr. and Mrs. Allister Hughes, who have recently moved to Minnie St., Wingham. The evening was spent in play- iing progressive euchre. Fraser Mac on was cIairnian for a short pro am. Mrs. Lloyd Mac- 'Douglas read an address in poetry for.Jean and Allister and, Mrs. Ilarvey HoustoIX made the presentation.e�of Needham, piano, of money. Mrs. Jack Y\eedham, piano, I:�a' Dickie, violin and Lloyd "Mac- Dougall, banjo, provided some toe -tapping music while lunch was. being prepared, and, later. Winner. s for, the high and low: Ladies, Mrs. Cliff Raulston and Mrs. Leonard Machines; men, Harvey Houston and Ronnie Mc - Lucky chair prizes went to Mrs,; Baynard Ackert and Mrs. Allan MacDougall. Mr. and Mrs. Hughes have sold their farm to. David MacKinnon. and during: the summer had an extensive antique auction, sale: Hest wishes were extended to this esteemed couple for many happy 'years in their new location. 'INEUEVE STOMACH. ACID... trust tkie dual -4010n pt-Gei formula T3•t412 Di -Get is an effective antacid, designed 't0, neutralize- the excess stomach acid that causes heartburn: But Di-Gel does even more because it's two medicines in one, its dual-actiontabletcontainsthe .special ingredient Simethi- cone;. to: help. break up gas bubbles that distend thestom ach, cause that bloated. too- fullfeeling.With gas'gone, ant-' acids' con work' even faster!. Di -Get, in li' T .wk. ipibamto -uidor bMor at �i+ ." a-_ e ousewde HAVING RECEIVED County Honors at the Gorrie 4-H achievement day held in the Howick Central School on Saturday afternoon are Linda Newton,,' Cindy. Brown, Carolynne McMillan, Dianne Behrns; (seated) Brenda Bennett and Susan Adams. Miss Jane S. Pengilley, home economist for Huron County, extreme left, made''fhe presentation. (Staff Photo) Mrs. MacNaughton. in charge meeting on Remembrance Mrs. D. S, MacNaughton spoke, BPW 'n itiat.e un"Remembrance" when' the New Tribes M• • afternoon unit of the United issio worker‘ Church Women met Tugsday :of new, ub it 0 �- e� :� . member last week with ladies present. She said, .The mystery of life is UCW speaker p • The monthly meeting of the ` •president. Wingham Business and Profes., Mrs. Alexander introduced the sional Women's Club was held in uest speaker, Miss Hazel Phil - the 'Manor Hotel on Thursday lips of London, a member of the provincial board of B & PW Clubs of Ontario. Miss Phillips spoke of the need for members to work.within the club and all phases of the organization, the need. to be active. and reach out into"the community, and challenged that a club is only as good as the mem members who belong. Mrs. Helen Daughte�ry: thanked the speaker . and Miss Phillips was presented ,T Y . Y ` :A a -e .� a " reported diced .air pA1"'t evening. Following dinner a member, Mrs. Barbara Tervit, was init- iated' and presented with her handbook and a corsage of yellow mums: `,hand green cedar representing the'colors of the club, -She wasTintroduced by Mrs. Lucille Ale Lander, membership convener and welcomed by the e .. t an ae : `ter phonewh m Y0 you can't...the easy, economical way. Dont worry about missing calls , . or business, when you're away • from your phone, wers Canada's;'IQ.'1 ae:lling; automatic telephone answering machine aArybwer phone prninptly, lru'tcamntirnlly eveA ''Dur recorded .mi iiiwgc« tcr!h�� t�iilli�r• w ReCards ineorhing utetieuge iweurlttely Ilnd dearly;:.,'4return 00.6111 Kilo your convenience. •'tett$ you hear who's calling without tout hirig your phone. Caller doei+n.t know ii.I tt`re there. 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Prayer was of- fered by Mrs. Branton with.,all'. • joining in psalm reading.. Scrip-:. ture was read by Mrs. ,-Ross' Anderson. Mrs. Branton read, f c s D p .tta� � r. lit rs � e o bpd �. N M. r.fa l t �� eve. son i; favored with sous and the .hymn, "Soldiers of Christ, Anise" was sung. 1 Mrs: Murray Lougheed :intro-' , duced the guest speaker, }Brian R. ,Coupland .from New ; Tribes Mission of Canada, located at Durham. He gave a very in- formative talk describing the work done by the mission and the training program carried on at Durham. He also had an.excel- lent selection of slides. New Tribes Mission is an inter- denominational group dedicated to the evangelization of un - reached tribal peoples. The work is supported by free will offerings from churches, groups, classes and individuals and all personnel have a firm belief that God will look after their.needs. All present at the meeting. felt they learned rviuch from Mr. Coupland of the way in which a - missionary is pre- pared for field work. Mrs.. Kenneth," Wheeler thanked Mr. Coupland on behalf of the UCW. Lunch was served. on .the •,annual :district meeting held recently in Walkerton, which was attended by several mem- bers of the Winghain club. Mrs. Marion Scott, convener, reported on the bridge held last month , in the town hall and ex- pressed her appreec�iation to. Miss Yvonne McPherson and Mrs, Lucille Alexander who assisted as co -conveners. Business Women's Week was held November 4 to 10 and a mes- sage from Prime Minister Tru- deau was read, congratulating the club for the work and effort put forth on behalf of all working women and calling for continued efforts in the coning year. The business 'meeting was con- ducted by the president. THE SO -SEWS WHITECHURCH — Kathy Purdon opened the meeting of the So -Sews which was held at the home of Mrs. Archie Purdon. The roll call was answered by six members who told what they did to bring their notebooks up to date. The minutes were read by secretary, Janet Adams. The discussion was a continua- tion of Italian hemstitching and the group wort ed on samples of that form of h coming. —Mr. and Mrs. Percy Caslick of Carling Terrace visited over the weekend • with family members at Lion's Head. —Mr. and Mrs. W. H. French have left Wingham for their winter home at Phoenix, Arizona. beyond science," and prayed that„ God would give us strengthto carry on through these troubled times. Mrs, MacNaughton spoke of the World Wars of 1914-1918 and 1939-1645. • Mrs. Johnston welcomed the ladies present and Mrs. Sewers presided atthe piano keyboard. Mrs. Haines assisted , Mrs. MacNaughton as convener of the meeting. The singing of a hymn opened the meeting and Mrs. Haines gave a reading, "One Day at a -Time". She then led the,group in 'prayer. Mrs. Bosman and Mrs. Mach u on... f a v i a ht a o w .-�a g red V duet, «¶`God :.. i l� Take , Care You", and Mrs. Arnaistrong gave a reading, "Peace" Mts., Lock- wood gave a prayer for the peace of the world and a hymn was sung to close the devotional part of the meeting. ' Mrs. Boss was in charge of the business with Mrs. Taylor read- ing the minutes of the last meet- ing. Mrs. Bone gave the treas- urer'ss report. The ladies decided to quilt again on November 19 and 20. Mrs. Boss gave a report on the regional meeting at Fordwich and plans were made for the re- gional meeting to be held ,Novem- . bee: 26. Mrs. Johnston collected the offering which was dedicated by Mrs. Boss. ' The Christmas. meeting will be held December 4 with Mrs. Fing- landin charge and Mrs. Stewart as helper,' Lunch will be served. The singing of a hymn and reciting of the Mizpah benedic- tion closed the meeting. —Mrs. Pat Parker of London visited on Thursday with Mrs. Elia Johnston of Catherine Street, Wingham. —Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnston, of Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnston of St. Paul's and Mrs. Ella Johnston of Wingham visited with friends at Portland and Port Burwell last weekend. Mrs. Co ngrarn explains `burning bush" symbol The Women's Missionary So- eiety of St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church held .its monthly meeting on Tuesday of last week. The president, Mrs„ Robert Arm- stro , opened the meeting withia poem and ;prayer., This was fol« lowed by the singing of the hymn, "0 God of Love, 0' Brie of peace", Miss Myrtle Deaaus, in the ab- sence of the secretary, Mrs. Gordon Wall, read the minutes of the previous meeting, 'and also the correspondence. The roll call <ishowed a total of calls made by the meanhers. Reports. of the var- lous committees for the year 1973 are to be sent to the ;secretary,, Mrs. G. Wall, so she roanhave them ready fr the next meeting in December.' The members join- ed in singing "Lift up your heads,. ye gates of brass".r The conveners in charge of the ,program were Miss Myrtle Deans and Mrs. George Day. Mrs. Wilfrid Congram selected, for scripture. reading. Exodus 3:1 i' and based her meditation on, , these verses, speaking specif,- icailly about "The Burning Bush" which is a symbol of the Presby- . terian Church with its inscription "Ner Tamen Conauniebatttr" which means "Notyet con- sumed". Itis an inherited symbol from the Church of Scotland, and a very satisfying one. It is not large and towering, but a small bush suggesting humility. It sym- bolizes the fact that God can use very common, weak, lowly people for His work. It says that God will always be. God speaks to us today through. His Son, Jesus Christ. People of God are also,in- destructible. Instead of becoming. weaker, they become stronger through faith in God, through' prayer and by fellowship with other Christians. In closing, Mrs. Congram said, "Let us keep The Burning Bush before,us as a constant and de- handig reminder ,of our Chris- tian faith, and , f our great coin- , rc �" > it n t ,.KxiliSs Go ell S: 1 W liim a. IVIclfinneY led the meeting '`in prayer;. and Miss )041440' This Holiday Season • • put OXFAM. on your gilt list! OXFAM THE INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PEOPLE 97 .Eglinton ' Ave., East Toronto 315, Ontario Agnes Williamson gave the of- fertory prayer. 1'or the study period the mem-, bers were divided into five groups with a leader in charge of each. Questions were based on the 58th Annual Report of the Women's Missionary Society of 'The Presbyterian Church in Canada for the year 1972, Much • useful information was, gained in the search for facts., ti.li"e meeting was closed, with the: hymn, "Lord,, while for all mankind' we, pray". The closing prayer was offered by Miss Myrtle Deans, and a social hour was enjoyed ed by the rnemibers,. Belmore Mrand Mrs. Brian Carroll and Mary Beth of London were week- end guests with Mr. and. Mrs. Walter Renwick and family. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs Wilfred Johann and sons were Mr. and Mrs. John Ruther- ford and family, Jim Aitken of Eyebrow, Sask., and Harry Aitken of Bowden, Alta., visited. fast Saturday with Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Johann and sons The co inn, Wilfred .and Harry, had hot seen each other for 50 years. 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