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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-04-04, Page 8Pere 8A . The Wi harn A4v+ p?• mes 4 • • • ERIN COOK, a Grade 4 student at East Wawanosh Public School, made a luscious -looking sandwich of cherries, cream cheese and nuts for last week's sandwich contest at the school. CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP I would like to express my thanks, to my customers for their patronage during my years in business: I hope you will continue by supporting Christine McGrath the owner of Christine's Clothes Closet. Shirley's House_ of Fashions 220 Josephi a57-tO t x,' Many thanks, Shirley Walker P.S. The Flower Nook continues business as usual Mr. and Mrs.: - Stephanie rs -Stephanie. and .., London, Mr. and 'and 'Mark of r visitors t kh t Mrs. Leonie Shaw, Ralph Wigan Trevor of Wyoming s•!• . weekend with Mrs. Barbara Coultes of tor�`, . Easter Sunday,nt+a��pe�lf Mrs. with,. het` no Janisa Coultes, and her cousins,: Mr, `and Mrs. Walter Armes of Egmondville. Mr. and Mrs. Glyn Wide, Kimber- ly, Jennifer and Trevor of Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Rob Nicholson of Lis- towel, were Easter visitors with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Garner Nicholson. M and Mrs. Robert Grasby speni, Easter weekend with Mr and Mrs. Gary Leitch, Julie and Jeff of Waterdown. Mrs, Agnes Bieman returned home from St. Joseph's. Hospital, London, last Thursday after having .surgery, Miranda Bieman of Wingham visited with her grandmother, Mrs. Agnes Bieman, for the Easter week- end. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Roy and Christina of Peterborough; Mr. and Mrs. Doug Cousins of Woodstock; Mrs, Rick Ball, Matthew and Alicia of Hanover and .' Mr... and Mrs. Richard Anderson. of Goderich spent Easter weekend with their parents,' Mr: and. Mrs,: Ross Ander- son: Mr. and Mrs. Melville Mathers returned home Sunday from their vacation in Florida. Visiting at the home of Mrs. Eliz- abeth, Procter over the weekend were Marioriel octcr ani Philip Mr. and Mrs. George, Michie and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bosmanshave returned home from a very enjoy able holiday in Hawaii. They visit- ed the four islands of Oahu, Maui, Hawaii and Kauai • the t Easter Su* of El Lzabeth Procter, Orly Procter -an London Mr and berry ar11yn� . rry1 Of:Undes, ch sof Clin- rrt We are seeking your assistance with the 1989 OPTIMIST CLUB WINGHA)DISTRICT SERVIC.E AWARD The award will be open to any Wingham or area resident who has shown an unselfish willingness to work with the youth of the community, or has demonstrated a major contribution to the youth of the Wingham area. • • l • • ▪ Nominate • 1 1 1 Because 1 1 (nominator) (address) as the 1989 Service to Youth Award (reasons) 1 1 1 • 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II My Phone Number is Nilo Ns NE WE Ell NM Ell MEI ME IN IN ME NM Min 1111101 • Nominations will be accepted from the public, in writing, to the Win harp Optimist Membership & Awards Committee, no later than May 1st. 1989 mailed to address below. g • • ■�I ed Successful nominee will be announced in early June. All selections b the Membership & Awards Committee are final. Y Apply to: Box c/o The VVingham Advance -Times Wingham, Ontario NOG 2VVo net ors and friei rs. Joe Dun- Van jyy� o� t, Shirky N otASUS JONI of lyna; OWL- trD6rothy Br'ydgesy and Andrrew and Mr. and Mrs. Jaynes Nicol, an of Brampton, called on Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wightman on Saturday afternoon. Mr, and Mrs. Keith Dunbar of Stratford, Jack Van Camp, Joel and Jackie and Mr and -Mrs. Jonathan Tim Coultes" and Kyle Moran spent the weekend with Jason and Gavin Fox of Toronto. Miss Dorothy Higgins of Callan- der Nursing Home, Brussels, visit- ed Easter Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Higgins. Belgrave-area churches celebrate Easter morning BELGRAVE--Robins sang cheerio bell acted as ushering stewards. ly as the sun appeared above the Following the benediction a eastern horizon on Easter Sunday st was rued in the church morning and 70 members of Knox sclo�oom by the UCW social United and neighboring churches committee, gathered to celebrate the resurrec- The 11:15, the Easter church ser - tion at a sunrise service in Belgrave vice was conducted by Rev John G. United Church. The sanctuary was beautifully decorated with seven Easter lilies in full, bloom, supple- mented by arrangements of multi- colored flowers. Mrs. George Proc- ter, organist and Mrs. George John- ston, pianist, presented a prelude of sacred numbers. The service, which was spon- sored by the United Church Women, was under the leadership of Mrs. Mabel Wheeler. Those par- ticipating were Mrs. Wilma Scott, Mrs. Sheila Nixon, , Mrs. -Wheeler, Mrs. Linda Hopper Mrs. Joyce Vin- cent and Mrs. Wilma Higgins. The choir chose "He Lives" as its Roberts, with organist Mrs. George Procter -and Mrs. Leslie Shaw, pianist, providing musical accom- paniment. The large choir sang, with Mrs. Procter at the piano. The minister chose scripture pas- sages from St: Lukes Gospel, chap- ter 24, as the basis for his message. He stated that theresponse of the women at the tomb. and also the disciples was one of disbelief. The resurrection message is still unac- cepted by many and, if the resur- rection is rejected, so is faith. The resurrection confirms the validity and the legitimacy. of Jesus° life. It speaks in terms of life, not death. Offertory e Glen anthem, with organ accompani- Hunter,Pstewards Cull, John R. Taylor ment. John Nixon and Lorne Camp- and Ross Higgins. y Easter recollections highlight UCW meeting BELGRAVE--The United Church Women held their Easter meeting March 23 in the church schoolroom. Mrs. Mabel Wheeler spoke about Easter, reviewing many interesting facts about the joyous Christian season. She divided the audience Mrs. W. Caslick wins high prize BELGRAVE -- Mrs. Wilford Caslick was winner of the high prize when 13 tables were in play at the weekly euchre party held in the WI Hall on March 29. Howard Walker took the men's high prize. Low prizes went to Mrs. Lawrence Taylor and Mel Jacklin; second high were Mrs. Lloyd Appleby and Garner Nicholson and lucky draws were won by Mrs. Janisa Coultes and Albert Cook. There will be euchre again on Wednesday, April 5, starting at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome: Don McCormick has most shoots Donald McCormick had the most shoots at the Sacred Heart card party last week: Carl Freiburger was the high man and Muriel Irvine high lady. Prizes for lot,V scores went to Steve Trapp and Vera Marsh and lucky draws were won by Marg King, Les Short, Nora Finnigan and Betty Burley, • into three groups for discussion of Easter recollections. Mrs. Barbara Anderson present- ed an Easter worship service, assist- ed by Mrs. Mary Taylor, Miss Annie Cook, Mrs, Hilda Vincent, Mrs. Edith Vincent, Mrs. Lorna Cook, Mrs. Muriel Coultes and Mrs. Marie McIntosh. Each read a :scrip- ture lesson telling the events of Holy Week. Six lit candles were extinguished one by one as each scripture was read, then the Christ candle, a tall white taper, was lit to symbolize the resurrection morn- ing. Hymns were sung during the service. During the business meeting, conducted by President Mrs. Wilma Higgins, it was voted to send $25 to Huron -Perth Presbytery Camping Liaison Committee to help carry out a leadership training event for this summer's camp staff. It was decided to again gather articles for a bale to Goodwill Industries, Lon- don. Articles are -to be left at Ander- son's store by April 13. The budget for 1989, which was. set at $3,206, was presented by Dorothy Coultes. A social time was enjoyed at the close of the meeting. 0--0-0 In the 1980s one of every two cancer patients under treatment will survive at least five years, compared to one in five during the 1940s. (This is riot the case for some common cancers, such as stomach, pancreas and lung.)