The Wingham Advance Times, 1995-12-27, Page 2Bluevi'le News Womens ssionary Society
Celebrating their family Cbrist-
mas on Sunday, Dec. 17 at the
home of their parents, Ev and Am
L illow, were Mary and
Gori Bannister, Rachel and An-
drew Suit as of Guelph, also Bath
Li31ow and Scott Andrews of San-
bleBeach.
Alice Elliott spent the weekend
recently with her daughter, Phyllis
and Alvin Gamble of Listowel and
visited with her new baby great-
grandson, Cameron Scott Bierbiag,
also of Listowel
Combined choirs from Blnevale
United and Presbyterian Clttarches
printed special music at the com-
munity carol service Saturday eve: -
ring, Dec. 16, at the Bluevale Pres-
byterian Ckesch. The combined
choirs also provided special music
at WOO= and District Hospital
hast Monday eventing for patients
on the ihst floc .
Joanne and Lloyd Leckie and lit-
tle daughter Jennifer of RR 3,
Goderich, spent the weekend with
her parents, Carol and Jack Shaw.
Celebrating Christmas at the
home of Jiro and Sure Johnston,
Mal and Rob, were Rick Johnston,
Connie Jamieson and Keshia of
3russets; Emile and Harold John-
ston; Stephen Johnston of Pem-
broke; Arlene and Mark Borbo of
Teeswa!er and Mary Isabel Nethery
of Belgrave.
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CLUES ACROSS
1. Famous sisters
5. Ja77 form
8. Chemical element
9. Northeaster: state
10. AutoCralic; dominating
11. Enriches
12. More emaciated
15. "_ hat," (construceon
worker)
17. Passing fancy
18. •Biting, critical remark
° 20. ected wi'!!i: by ,phobia
22. Wind instrume„t
23. Urecoveat.
24. Ceases action, stops
CLUES DOWN
1_ Informal party
2. A novel support
3. Colorful arcs
4. Vast grassy plains
5_ ” abys
6. Existing
7. Affording satisfaction
13_ Type styles
14. Chaise lounge
16. Massage
19= Selves personalities
21. Unexploded bomb
hold Christmas meeting
ary Society of Knox Presbyterian
Church held its Christmas meeting
at the home of Mrs_ Carroll John-
son at Listowel.
Mrs. David Neilson opened the
meeting with a poem entitled
"Prince of Peace" and the Aim and
Purpose were repeated m unison.
The Christmas worship service
from Glad Tidings was used with
the theme being 'The Gift That
Was Meant for Everybody World -
Wide". It included carols from dif-
ferent lands and the Christmas sto-
ry as recorded in the gospels of
Luke and Matthew.
Reflections on these passages in-
cluded questions which applied the
lessons from the readings to the
present day. MrsoNeilson was as-
sisted by Mrs Johnson and Mrs.
Glenn nderwood.
The roll call was answered with
a favorite Christmas recipe. Mrs.
Johnson read a Christmas card
from Rev. and Mrs. James
McClure. Donations were made to
the women's shelter in Orillia,
where Elizabeth Westcort is the di-
rector and the Canadian Bible Soci-
ety.
Mrs. Alvin Mundell asked for in-
put for the annual report of the
Maitland Presbyterial and a bro-
chure from Scott Mission was cir-
culated_
HOROSCOP
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ber 24-30
ARIES – Mar 21/April 20
Important news you've been wafting
for ca-ili finally arrive. You'll find that
it was worth the wait A family meni-
bee may ask for financial help. New
opportunities at work give you 'a
chance to show your eve side.
Tune spent with family will make
yoa,realize what's really important
TAURUS – Apri121/May 21
The end of a Idog-term problem will
put your naiad at ease_ You'll realize
that time heals all wounds_ Don't Tet
a famaily squabble put you ® a bad
mo®d. 1t will blow osier as quickly as
it erupted. Give a friend who's disap-
pointed you a second chalice_ You'll
be happy you did.
G – May 22/June 21
A good time for plaaming new ven-
tures. Why not get an early start on
your New Year's resolutions'' A seri-
ous talk with a loved one may be
needed to dear any tensions_ Do it
sir rather than later — while
things are still tinder control_ Be pro-
tective of your belonghags_
CANCER – Jane 22/Joly 22
Financially this will be a Vicat week
The cautious Cancer's financial strat-
egy will prove profitable_ Romance
looks good. too_ Happiness abounds
for married Cancers who like to
share quiet. romantic moments_ A
family gathering holds special sur-
prises_
iLEO – Jul 23/August 23
Domestic affairs will take priority for
Leo die Lion. If entertaining this
week. don't be afraid to try new
recipes_ You're sure to be a hit_ Try to
control spending, especially if you're
a typical Leo who has a tendency to
go overboard_ Look forward to a
happy and busy schedule_
VIRGO – Aug 24/Sept 22
Wearing your heart on your sleeve is
a sure way to get hunt Play it cool if
you warn things to go your way This
is especially nue if there's a Scorpio
in your life Choose your words care-
fully when voicing concern in the
workplace. Small children will play a
role this week_
LIBRA – Sept 23/Oct 23
Good hick abounds this week_ You ll
feel as if these is nothing you can't
do, A gesture of kinds foam a
stranger will put your faith hack ha
mankind A loved orae will surprise
you wadi a special _ Be sure to
show year . On Tuesday
or Wednesday. news Ewan afar will
bring a pleasant surprise -
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SCORPIO – Oct 24 Nfov 22
Your Scorpio chane will abuse in
very handy at a business meeting this
week If you are trying m persuade,
yorehe sure to be a success. Romanoe
looks espially promising, If you; re
looking for new love, it just
happen this week Frnamces meed
some alteration
SA . –Nuv 2341 21
A change in plans could disrupt your
entire schedule for the week_
Although it' may seem inconvenient
at forst, you'll realize that it's for the
best A delicate situation at home
needs your attention Be as sensitive
as you can when dating with ermo-
tionai family members.
CAPRICORN – Dec 22/Jan20
The advice of a logical Libra friend
will conte in handy later in the
week. New ideas and new plans will
pique your interest throughout the
week if finances are a problem.
don't be afraid to ask a family
member for assistance. Positive
change is approaching_
AQUARIUS – Jan 21/Feb 18
Reassess all long -teras financial
commitments and expenditures. The
work week may be a bit hectic_
Making the most of every etiotneit is
the way to gen die job dome. Don't let
ininor distractions keep you front the
:nth at hand_ A chance for advance-
ment may be yours
PISCES – Fe19/March 20
A festive week Tittle spent with
eeergetic friends will liven up your
flee time_ You'll realize there's amore
to life than work_ A family gathering
will give you a sense of peace_ A
clash with another opinionated
Piseean will prove both intriguing
and aggravating.
YOUR BIRTHDAY THIS WElak
Tbe nm 12 too
A great year! If you're about to reach
a milestone, this could be an espe-
cially happy time_ Whether you're
getting married or are about tar retire.
special ratornents are sum *0 come
your way A big vacation looks
• promising. Perhaps a visit to a tropi-
cal island would fir the ball. It's total-
ly up to you. You'll have more free
rimae than you'll know what to do
with avid may beoame interested inn
new hobby_ if you're looking to relo-
cate, the spring is a good time e0
snake a change_ News of a pregnancy
will bring excitetnent to your family.
Physical activity will play a strainer
role in your life.
FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY
The officers for1996 will be:
president, Mrs. Neilson; treasurer,
Mrs. Underwood; secretary, Mrs.
Mundell; Glad Tidings, Mrs. Un-
derwood; friendship and service,
Mrs. Neilson; literature, Mrs_ Da-
vid Leckie; eublicity, Mrs. Mun-
dell; serial committee, Mrs. Rov
Stewart, Mrs. Harvey Adams and
Mrs. Alex Graham..
To introduce the program, Mrs.
Undwood read the story of the
birth of Christ from Matthew's
gospel. She had an assortment of
Christmas readings_ "The First
Peace Convention" told the story
of the shepherds following the an-
gel's instructions and seeing
Christ, good advice for those seek-
ing peace today.
The second reading was The
Journey of Mary and Joseph", in-
cluding the trip from Nazareth to
Bethlehem and the subsequent
flight into Egypt_ She also read a
poem about Christmas and a whim-
sical essay entitled "Cold, Wet and
White" to conclude the program_
Mrs. Neilson closed the !meeting
with a prayer.
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1?O1DW4CH SENIORS
Fourteen tables were in play on
Friday night for the last card party
in 1995.
Winners were as follows high,
Wilda Rtertan, Violet Smith, Jim
Smith, Rita Donaldson; consolation
winners, Velma Sleighrholm and
Mneme Johnston; birthday closest
to Christmas, Jacqueline Smith;
most newlywed couple, Mr. .and
Mrs. Oscar Schefter; tacky draws,
Jean Qualm and Alma Hargrave_
Merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year to all, and a special
thanks to everyone who supported
the Seniors card parties. We look.
forward to seeing you onelaneaary
12, 1996.
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