The Wingham Advance-Times, 1985-10-23, Page 3CURRENT TAX
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PROVINCIAL OFFICERS -.Members of the provincial
executive of the Jr. Women's institutes of Ontario look
over the program and a poster for the provincial con-
ference held in the Clifford Community Hall recently.
From left are: Marg Greig of the Howick club, alternate
board director; Marion Koepke of the North Grey club,
provincial president; Henrietta Claus of the Howick
club, provincial director; and Joanne Yungblut of
Niagara, provincial secretary -treasurer. (Staff Photo)
Mrs. Wayne King
hosts Ladies' Guild
GORRIE - St. Stephen's
Anglic.an Church Ladies'
Guild met recently at the
home of Mrs. Wayne King.
President Mrs. Jasper
Farrish opened the meeting
with a prayer of general
thanksgiving. Mrs. Marvin
Bosetti read Psalm 100 and
part of Psalm 111. The
membership then par-
ticipated' in a Thanksgiving
Circle. '
It was announced that the
bishop will participate in the
confirmation service. on
November 10 at St. Stephen's
Church at 11 a.m. The next
luncheon will be held
Thursday, October 24. The
Gift of life
is thought
for UJCW.
The McIntosh-Belmore
• UCW . held its October.
meeting last Wednesday at
the McIntosh Church. Mrs.,
Eileen Johann, president,
_-open-ed-the-meeting with -the
thought, ."My life is God's
gift to me; what I do with it is
my gift to God".
Harvest • time is Thanks-
giving 'time, was the theme
for devotions led by Mrs.
Eunice Newans. Mrs. Betty
Darling gave an interesting
r-eadi-r,g on bruit -customs and
ways of life as the study.
The roll call, a Thanks-
giving thought, was an-
swered by 13 members. Mrs.
Johann conducted the
business portion of the
meeting. The UCW bazaar
will be held this Wednesda
17E172".3; at 9:00 p.m. in the
McIntosh Church..
A short skit, "Something to
Think About", presented by
four members, was an
amusing and thought-
provoking play on steward-
ship. The reading was given
by Mrs. Hilda Dustow, "Why
Farm Wives Age Fast".
Prayer by the president
brought the meeting to a
close. Lunch was served by
Mrs. Ellen Harkness and
Mrs. Sally Harper.
Legion
euchre
A total of 13 tables were in
play . at Monday evening's
euchre party held at the
Wingham Legion Hall. Nell
Johnston -.__.was -.-high- -lady_...
John L. Currie was high
man, Mary Chamney was
low lady and Eileen Miller
(playing as a man) was low
man.
Several draw prizes were
awarded and the next euchre
will be held Nov. 4.
new recording secretary will
be Mrs. William Cane,
replacing Mrs. Bosetti. Mrs..
Gerald Koebel will be in
charge of advertising.
Elections' for all other
positions will be held at the
November meeting. The
Christmas meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs.
William Bennett.,•
On behalf of Rev. William
Gray, Mrs. Gray -thanked the
membership for their work
on• the harvest supper and
the teachers' luncheon. Rev.
Harry Jennings closed the
meeting with Grace and
luncheonwas served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Ronald Bennett. The
mystery gift, donated by
Mrs. Jennings, was won by
Mrs. Farrish.
The next meeting will be
held November ,13 at the
home of Mrs. Nellie King.
The Wingham Advance -Times, Oct. 23, 1985 -Page 3
C ,, .L la {• les meet
in church
The Catholic Women's
League of Sacred Heart
Church, Wingham, met last
Monday evening in the
church basement with nine
members present. The
meeting was opened by the
spiritual convener, Sybil
Straker, who spoke on
women of the Bible.
The secretary, Joanne
O'Neil, read the minutes of
the September meeting,
adopted by Mrs. Straker and
seconded by Kathy Weach-
ter. Shirley Marklevitz read
the treasurer's report, adop-
ted by Vera Schmidt and
seconded by Teresa Foxton.
President Mary McGlynn
reminded the ladies of the
upcoming meeting on Nov. 4
at 7 p.m. when a guest
speaker is corning from
Survival Through Friend-
shij:p House in Goderich.
Everyone is welcome, j'
A motion was made and
carried to donate $50 to the
Voice for Life in Wingham.
Mrs. McGlynn mentioned
that the ladies of the CWL
have convened five funerals
this year.
Tickets are on sale at
Standard Trust in Wingham
for the draw at the upcoming
bazaar. There will be cash
prizes of $100, $50 and two $25
prizes. The bazaar is
scheduled for Nov. 2 at 1:30
in the Wingham Armouries.
Mrs. McGlynn and Mrs.
Marklevitz gave a short
report about the deanery
meeting they attended Oct.
16. They said the theme of
the meeting was "Give of
yourself". They said if you
want to make a better place
start with self prayer, read
the Bible, the League prayer
and the League promise.
Mrs. Foxton and Ilene
Templeman will place the
wreath at the Remembrance
Day service on Nov. 11.
The meeting was closed by
Mrs. Foxton and followed by
the League prayer.
Muffins and coffee were
enjoyed, served by the social
convener, Mrs. Schmidt.
Former minister is
anniversary speaker
The Wingham United
Church has invited its for-
mer minister, Rev. K. Barry
Passmore, to be the an-
niversary speaker at its
services this Sunday.
Mr. Passmore, who served
the Wingham congregation
from 1968 to- the autumn of
1981, is now at Knox United
Church in Owen Sound.
While in this community he
took an active interest in the
United Church television
program, "Singtime", and in
minor hockey. He and his
wife Mary Margaret con-
ducted the church's junior
choir.
Mr. Passmore will speak
at both the morning and
evening services.
Special music for the,
evening service will be
provided by Frank. and
Adera Holton of Brantford.
Both professional musicians,
they served for many years
with the Brant County Board
of Education in that field.
They also have done ex-
tensive work as church
organists and choir leaders.
For the service they will
lead a hymn -sing and
provide a variety of piano -
organ instrumental duets.
Mrs. Holton is a sister of
Mrs. Cecil Wittich, now of
Listowel but formerly of
Blyth.
A number from the
congregation will be at-
tending a noon brunch with
the Passmores at the
Wingham Golf and. Curling
Club. There also will be an
occasion to socialize during a
coffee hour following the
evening service.
We give care for those who can
not care for themselves.
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