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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-12-18, Page 9• . 41/ it LIP P � ,.f . 45 . (. , +• . %. 1.. . tep, ir «►� t • V ' •,r ("' I.• Wraping, No Mailing, No Sizes to Worry About Our Christmas designs are a dream come true for anyone with gift problems, Just make your se- lection, o-lection, tell us where to deliver and we do the rest. With just a few words from you, we can design something special to suit your home or answer your individual needs. Your gift could be delivered to almost any place in the world. See the friendly guys at Lewis Flowers, your ex- tra touch . florist. 1.EWIS FLOWERS "Your Extra Touch Florist" WI NGHAM 135 Frances St. 357-3880 Aceatativamseassumagancavartatuvossmsomentacsoommacm If1/4 of - a 11 '4 '4 BLVA The four 'units, the United ,eh *nom hod histmas meetings recently, enjoying holiday fellowship and participating 111 ChriStian. wor- The ladies of ''Unity 0.00 held, theirember'Meeting at the home o Mrs, Carl. Jo pstet' ba .Tueliday of !agt> week..Mrs.. J. Nicholson was in Vie of the devotional period, T he of tern'von was spent,: qw ttpg and lunch was served. For the conning year, Mrs. Nicholson will be the leader, Mrs. Carl Johnston secretary-treas- • tare 4 and Mrs. Gordon JOU chow of ,fin Bards. Mi. Ed tewart was hostess the ladies of nit Two *beg they met IiiWnesday afternoon, Mrs. Aber conducted the wor- ship service, .after which all worked at binding.quilts, Uoyd Warwick is,the new 1 for 1976 and Mrs. liob BobFray the secretary -treasurer. Unit Three members met in th church basement on Tuesday, be- ginaqnn,ing with a pot luck dinner 44t 12:30. Unit Four met Tuesday e- ning at the home of, Mara' e Johnston. New► officers elected by Fordwic1, U.C. unit FORDWICH '- The evening unit held its December meeting in the United Church basement, featuring a hot pot luck supper. Mrs. Carl D'Arcey presided for the business, opening with a poem entitled "A Gift For Jesus". Mrs. D'Arcey and Mrs. Gibson told the traditional Christmas story in the form of separate readings with the following head - Say, that's a bad tooth you have there, Amos! Ire. Waltbiisney Productions APPLE DUMPLING GANG • ings: "No Room in the Inn"; "Thou Shalt Call His Name, Jesus"; "Peace on Earth,. Good Will to All Men"; "God Has Re- deemed His People"; "We Have Seen His Star in the East", These were interspersed with carols. Mrs. Livermore sang a solo, `*Do You Hear What I Hear?" Mrs. Gibson closed the pro- gram with an appropriate poem, "Keeping Christmas", and "Silent Night" was sung. A Psalm, was read in unison and Mrs. D'Arcey dosed the meeting with the benediction. Gifts were exchanged and names of secret pals revealed. . WEEKLY EUCHRE BELGRAVE — Eight tables of euchre were played last Wednes- day . evening in the Belgrave Community rooms. High lady was Mrs: Clarence Rath; novelty lady; Mrs. Hazel Davidson; low lady, Mrs. Ethel Wheee'er; high man, Gordon Murray; novelty man, Albert Bacon; low man, Herson Irwin. - The next euchre will be Janu- ary 7th. DAYLIGHT ENCOUNTER "COLOGNE THAT LASTS LIKE PERFUME" TABU Spray Mates '.KININSCFN'S A4 ARnlf, BRUT GIFT SETS by Faberge MUSK FOR MSN Cologne by Yardley EVENING IN PARIS GIFT SETS "THE FRAGRANCE THAT WARMS UP TO HEW' CACHET Old Spice BURLEY Gift Set After Shave Lotion Open r 21" giro ericaltalOrattatuirmaratatfrowatiragattoir•.toraca 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Weekdays • Sundays Noon to Six THE PROPER PROCEDURE for getting into a car and a desk is one of the many topics discussed and actually practised during "Teen Club" sessions at the Wingham Public School. It may look easy, but teacher Mrs. Donna Anderson told her students that all too many girls take the easier, and more awkward, way out. Come Alive Club Christmas party GORRIE — The Senior Citizens' "Come Alive Club" held its Christmas party in the town hall on Tuesday evening. Over 60 enjoyed the Christmas dinner. Mts. Glad Edgar gave the origin of several Christmas carols, the singing of which was led by Rev. Wesley B. Ball and he also gave a Christmas message. Warren Bali and Paul Moir fa- vored with classical guitar music and Warren sang solos of his own composing. Miss Jean Sparling read a poem, "Inflation", composed by her father, Harvey Sparling. Bingo games were enjoyed. Harold Robinson presented the slate of officers for 1976 as fol lows : President, Mrs. Gerald May; 1st vice president, Martin Scott; 2nd .vice president, Mrs. Glad Edgar; treasurer, Miss Jean Sparling; secretary, Mrs. Jaques. . Social conveners are Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bennett; program con- vener, Mrs. Hartwell Strong; assist., Miss Jean Sparling, Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Mann; cheer convener, Mrs, Harry Gowdy. HAUGH—COWEN Betty Doreen Cowen of Hamil- ton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice G. Cowen of Listowel was married to Thomas David Haugh of Kincardine, son of Ivan Haugh of RR 1, Wingham and the late Mrs. Haugh, at Knox Presbyterian . Church, Listowel, Dec. 5 by Rev. Gordon Beaton, former minister of Knox Presby- terian Church, Listowel, and pre- sently of Scarborough. Mrs. Gerald Fagan of Listowel was organist in the church which was decorated with two lighted Christmas trees with a basket arrangement of daisies and holly in the center. For the double -ring candlelight ceremony the bride wore a white polyester sheer dress over taffeta with daisy trim which formed the square yoke, back and front. It was. outlined with aruffle, of dress. . fabric. The floor -length gown with train was finished with a wide ruffle matching the ruffle on the yoke. Daisy trim also outlined the cathedral length veil. The bride carried a cascade bouquet MARRIAGE VOWS were exchanged by Marlene Marie Jamieson and Peter John Henderson on Friday, Oct 10 in a ceremony performed by Rev. R. H. Armstrong in St. An- drew's Presbyterian Church, Wingham. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jamieson of Wingham. The room is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson of Wallaceburg. Mr. and Mrs. Henderson are residing at 40 Dauw Street, Wallaceburg. of red roses. Matron of honor, Mrs. Barry Heffer of Listowel, bride's sista., and bridesmaid Mrs. .Alfonso Serrano of Hamilton wore long gowns of melody silk velvet in red geranium with yoke and sleeves of white French nylon with flock gernaium daisy over arnel. They carried nosegays of white daisies and carnations: Best man was Day Fry of RR 3, Ripley and the usher was Barry Heffer of Listowel. Junior usher was Gary Cowen of Listowel, bride's brother. For the reception at Knox Presbyterian Church school hall, Listowel, the bride's mother wore a floor length gown of apricot knit jersey, with white lace trim and a corsage of blue -tipped carna- tions. For her going away ensemble, the bride :mire -:.et blue; knit, dress with black accessories and -a c ij sageof yellow roses. The couple will live in Kin- cardine. Wingham Wi holds Christmas party A Christmas party for the members of the Wingham branch of the Women's Institute was en- joyed when a turkey dinner was held at St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church. Carol singing was enjoyed and gifts were exchanged. Mrs. Oscar Holmes and Mrs. D. S. Mac - Naughton gave humorous read- ings. The members are extremely grateful to Stephen Burke who entertained the ladies with several selections on the accor- dion; and members of the Deb -U - Tons, Pam Cameron, Susan Brown, Heather and Connie Streich. The selections were en- joyed by the ladies who ap- preciate the 'young people giving of their time and talent. Mrs. M. Bradburn, with her harmonica, and Mrs. C. Sewers as accompanist on the piano, gave several selections after which refreshments were served. Oa.BrushT oxu dere; esident, Mrs, Nice president,, • secretary., Mrs. W D. Cam, assistant secretary, °Mrs.(. McDonald; trete, Mrs, 11ie11 nett la Pianist; Mrs. ' tial! Mc! erc er; welOOMe mittee, Mrs. W. D. Campbell and Mrs. John Bre; viSitation, lam. Tindall '',McKercher; literature ., and library, Mrs. John Mahe. son; Glad Tidings, Ilttro..Bev Mit' chell; good cheer, Mrs. Wes Moore; social committee, Mrs, TindallM////cyyy.Ker ber,'M s, William Mitchell andMrs. Vogan; nominatingcommittee, Mrs,,BOV Mitchell and' MT. !..John ' ' son. K Mrs. William Simpson read the scripture and Mrs. Bennett 'M't.; chell led in prayer. Mrs. Mitchell!presented:';a new perspective to the meaning of Christmas in emphasizing, Nazareth in. the plan: of Ged. The scripture dealt with. Mary's preparation for Jia ' birth. The meeting closed with -ii Christmas 'Wish and the: ;Lori's prayer. Activities Gift Miss are expo 'P1 Rev. Bill Wright, repro the Scripture Gift Mission, to the congregation- of ham 'Baptist Church on `'Sunil He used the scriptures as .' topic at both services, telling ho they can be used to *rose the" Christian's knowledge and strengthen his faith. He also told of the work of his world-wide interdenominational organization which . distributes scripture tracts and books in manydifferent languages ands leads many people. to the Lord through the Word. Tom Shore conducted the wor- ship services and Mrs. Raymond Neill presided at the organ. At the mo cserVice, as .Mars, .. vc di " a&lW «, and Doug. Thomson : sang a trio with Doug accompanying on the piano. Next week, Dr. Denzil Ray - more of Central Baptist Semin- ary, Toronto, will lead the congregation in Christmas wor- ship. On Friday evening, members of the Sunday School presented' their annual Christmas program. Frank Collar," superintendentof the school, was master of cere- monies. A film entitled "Christmas in Hong Kong" was shown as a highlight of the even- ing and candies and gifts were distributed to the children. FORDWICH The sympathy of the commun- ity goes to Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson in the death last week of the former's father, Lorne John- son of Palmerston. Mrs. Phebe Haverfield of Woodstock spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Haver - field. R. W. BELL OPTOMETRIST GODERICH The Square 5247661 lizroxwzr.wipuor.iviotioripuoripriorix 3eauftiI gfts o= jewellery make '4 lifetime treasures 00.1fe, OeninTJeweIIers%J357- 12141%6. 14 t4 gf4 tigt• • ° A ° a ° • syst:arsvariocioratt "