HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-12-13, Page 11Whitechurch — The United
.:Iburch W met W.
/lee 7, at the home of Mrs. Agnes
errier. A des,sert luncheon was
sijoyed before the meeting
The Ja 0.7- opened with a music
3relude on the piano by Mrs.
Farrier_ Mrs. Gertie DUrrliD gave a
mading„ "The Shepherd Boy" and
Mrs. Alice Moore read scripture
kern SL Matthew's Gospel. Mrs..
Durnin then read a story,
"Christmas Jis i ere" and Mrs.
Moore read "The Legend of the
Christmas Catae".
Rev_ John Neilson ed slides of
Germany which were enjoyed by all_
Mrs. 11 0 in thanked him. Mrs.
Farrier and Mrs. Durnin played a
musical ru 00
Mrs. Farrier con cted the
business_ Fifteen answered the roll
call with a Bible verse con e g
t1 word, "give". Members
to send us- to Drug -Al ik0 Con
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inter
eather
riving tips
ee ing
cern. They received a donation and
will send it to the Scott Wission in
Toronto. Offering and the Least Coin
were received_ The ladies ex-
changed gifts and. Gifts were
received to be given to the Salvation
Army. Ciwistmas awr - were sung
throughout the meeting and the
Mizpah benediction closed the
meeting.
Rebekahs enjoy
Christmas meal
t
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A Croriss tmas 1 was held in
Majestic Re h Lodge room No.
352, W 0 14 0 on Dec. 5. Mrs. Mary
Lou Thompson, district deputy
pre - at and guest, Mrs Marjorie
Hill of Teeswater, were present.
An - a nge of gifts followed.
Later the regular meeting was held,
with Noble Grand Mrs. Ethel Adams
IDEAL FMLLOONS,Bright orange ideal Supply balloons were
Claus paracie.. Youngsters and adults alike lined the main street
,,w4 -u • ueta „ ,44,."04,0%,,e? 4?,
a hit with chffdren at the Wroxeter Santa
of the viffage for the event. (Staff Photo)
Winter weather gets the blame for
manyts. ut the driver who
fails to adjust to cold weather prob-
is the real culprit hi
cases, accor to the OntatioSafe-
ty League
be caught in the same trap.
Here are. some of the canses of win
ter wrecks and lime to avoid them.
Too fast for co . . ns.. When the
road is slippery you car4 stop as
quickly or as - y. Lower your
speed when the road surface is haz-
Stretch your 0 0 wing dis
to I 0 0 41e -or evertlervpie the
dry 3intervaL
Abrupt 0 0•lane changing and
sudden acceleration or deceleration
can came bad ski& on ice and snow_
or - - al changes
them slowly arsigradunt-
ly. Use = - - steering
more
0
Limited visibffity... A who
scrapes onlY a Utile hole in the
ice -covered windshield is asking for
it. Clear y 0 0 1 0 0 -hield completely
of ice and snow and keep it that way.
Also scrape outside 0 0 Jr s dear.
Be sure aaf dpi v Is in good
shape
Poor traction has caused many a
crack-up. The problem for the most
part is lack of tire tread -0) a t
wrong tires for ci seasorr. And there
are still parts of Ontario whore tire
are necessary.
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ANNOUNCING
THE DOROTHY. SHOEMAKER LITERARY
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Emmy'. ctiLegffr, president of the .Beigrave Kinsmen Club, pre-
sented Bar Chair" man Larry Robinson with a special plaque at the re-
cent Beigrave Kinsmen Past President and Ladies fiffghL (Photo
courtesy of Beigrave Kinsmen)
JUDGES
Mary di Michele. - Distinguished Toronto poet.
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Ann' Ireland - Awardwhining-novelist
Deadline for entries is March 3/, 1989.
Awards night May 26,1989,,Waterloo Public Library
Contest rules and entry forms available at partidpating public libraries in
Reue%,Defferfn,,Grey, Eituron, Perth and Wellington countieand in the
Region of Waterloo.
The Dorothy Shoemaker Literary Awardrentest is fiattfrd by the °walla Minis' try of Cultivre
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Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong
rr..1 ed home last week after
spending 10 days visiting with
frie.rids in R
Mr. and Mrs, R Falconer of
4 Mr. and 1i Paul Fakoner,
Erin and of Bright's Grove.
Mrs. Jean h 0 of Whit:, 10 0 ;: land
Mrs. Cassie Mowbray of Pinecrest
L.0 010 0 visited Sunday
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beautiful Stratford
with Mr. and Mrs. .• Plconer.
Mrs. Mowbray was celebrating her
With birthday_
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gibson, White-
churek Mr_ and Mrs. Blll Gibson of
erich, attended the baptism
Sunday a a .1 1 of Drew Marshall
George Newman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Newman of Ayton at a
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