The Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-02-21, Page 9t3
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and, return with: a demonstration fo,.K
the other members Tentative plans
were ',Made --for a dessert euchre to err
April, with Jean Ross, Brenda Day, k i r d'
Norma Rintoul and Mrs. Farrier a thy„ Meat
committee to plan it. The motto, 41S gu sb, rittpen
given by Mrs.Jirtn Wilson, was "The another version in w ich-' more we give, the mor'e:we get". She, ,areOtieked rather: , nts
said, "Give to the world your b ' Sone translaticins of the .Bible
and the best willcornehack toyou. .r menial ' °:the dulcimer Tato*
various` instruments of the time -
notably in Daniel, chapter three.
The "psaltery", mentioned in the
Psalms, is thought by some to refer
to the same instrument. The
dulcimer is a trapezoid -shaped
wooden sound board with a number
of strings wound back and forth over
a series of bridges. Mr. Haslem
explained that it is similar to the
interior of apiano and is actually the
forerunner of this larger, more
familiar instrument.
1989 CARNIVAL ® The audience at the Wingham Figure Skating Club's "Cartoon Capers" was treated
to a performance by this group of Ewoks and Dinosaurs. From left they are: Back row, Lindsay Warwick,
Dustin Fear, Jacklyn Thompson, Stephanie McDonald, Dana Shaw, Jason Burley; Centre row, Scott Mc-
Michael, Nicolle Whitfield, Devin Moffatt, Tyson Glassier, Ashley Burley; Front row, Jason Thompson,
Chad Carter.
Chalmers WMS meets
at Mrs Jean Tiffin's'
Whitechurch --The Chalmers
Women's Missionary Society held its
February meeting last Wednesday
at'the'home of Mrs. Jean Tiffin at 2
p.m.
Mrs. Jean Ross gave the call to
worship with a thought for the day.
She also gave the scripture reading
from, Psalm 139 and the meditation
followed with prayer.
Mrs. Norma Rintoul gave a
reading called "Grace", using each
letter with a paragraph for each.
Mrs. Ross then had the group do a
crossword puzzle on Psalm 67.
Mrs. Elliott introduced the guest
speaker, Julie Lee of Survival
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Mr. and Mils., Marty .Jackson of
Kitchener were, guests Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford' Laittlaw.
Saturday.: guests at the same home •
were Danny Stewart, of Cargill and
Mr, and Mrs. Leroy Winger of Ethel.
Mr. and Mrs. David Ross visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Slack and family, Owen Sound.
Mrs. Richard Christie, Elizabeth,
Elaina and Emily of Kitchener,
visited with Mrs. Don Ross on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Jervis of
Clinton visited Monday evening with
Mildred McClenaghan.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sleeker of St.
Helens have purchased the Ivan
Laidlaw property in Whitechurch.
The community welcomes them.
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Rev. Charles Speakman of
Pickering visited over the weekend
with his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
Procter.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Speakman,
Logan and Tyler of Pickering, spent
the weekend with their cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Procter and family.
Mrs. Howard Zettler, Sherry,
Amanda and Alicia of RR 4,
Walkerton, visited Tuesday with her
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Procter.
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Through Friendship House,
Goderich. Ms. Lee and a co-worker
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Seniors hold
euchre party
BLIJEALE — What is so jovial
as a Bluevale party? This perfect
joy was verified by the 43 individuals
in attendance at the seniors' euchre
party on Feb. 13. Novel and in-
teresting awards were won by Kay
McCormick and Carl Johnston for
superior skill. Mary Turvey and
Gordon Mundell held low scores and
Isobel Garniss and Bill Peacock
were givenlucky draw prizes.
The responsibilities of hosting this
social were cordially and efficiently
carried out by Alice Elliott,
Margaret and Jack Fischer, Winnie
and Milton Boyd.
Everyone will be welcomed to the
next open euchre party on Mar. 13.
The regular monthly meeting for the
group members and for anyone who
would like to join, is on Feb. 27.
told of their accommodation, how
they handle their cases and the types
of cases with which they must
contend.
The roll call was answered by 13
with a verse containing the word
charity. The report of the annual
meeting, held at St. Andrew's
Church, Wingham, in Janary, was
given by Mrs. A. Purdon,,,
The minutes were read by Mrs.
John Neilson and the business
discussed.
The Ladies' . Aid meeting followe4.
Mrs. Purdon gave the financial
report, stating that the plates from
the 125th anniversary are selling
well.
A pot -luck luncheon is to be held
following the March 12 church
service. Rev. Neilson closed with a
prayer and Mrs. Tiffin served a
delicious lunch. Mrs. Purdon gave
the courtesies.
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The guest . speaker, Mrs. Jean
Mathers of Bldevale, was introduced
by Mrs. Wilson. She spent a month
last year in New Zealand. She said
the hay. is not like tile bay here; i*pis.
called June grass and is baled in
large round bales and stored under
trees. The second language in New
Zealand is Chinese. Jean Tiffin
thanked Mrs. Mathers and
presented her with a gift.
Merle Wilson conducted a heart
contest which was won by Mrs.
Farrier. Fourteen answered the roll
call with an exchange of recipes•
using a dairy product. Mrs. Farrier
gave a reading, "What Is a Senior
Citizen?".
The meeting closed with the
singing of "God Save The Queen"
For ,the audience, Mr. Haslem
played several jigs, a hornpipe, the
Londonderry Air, plus other
selections from the British Isles,
which he explained make up most of
his repertoire.
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beginning February 27, 1989 to consider Auto
Insurance Rates for Commercial, Public and
Personal -Other Vehicles to be effective in 1989.
Independent consultants will release their
proposal for these rates on February 20, 1989.
Copies will be available.
The Board is not bound by this
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in the hearings is essential.
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