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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Advance-Times, 1978-11-08, Page 6Flt �....+•v� `It .rBr..'.,in • intneo l4, v.o, `�}t #. eri.. .,.We.G,....s-. y3$. jneeret'�", �ty�k*tyt,Me einem • HALLOWE'EN PARTY—There was a big Hallowe'en party at the Wingham Day Care Centre last week as all the chil- dren dressed hil-dren-dressed up in scary or unusual costumes for the day. This hideous group is made up of (not in order) Stephen Russell, Am ' MacDonald, Terry Lediet, Jonathan Lane: Jason Moody, Chad Creeden, Mark Steffen, Daryl Graham, Noah Train, Jacqualynn Metcalf, Kenneth Hogg, Ryan Lei - bold, Kendra Machan, Kirsten Keil, Angela Kerr, Tommy Drake, Murray McLeod, Jason Campbell, Rhonda Russell, Chris Elliott, Catherine Bird, Tharen Keil, Gavin Hodgins, Kennifer Ricker and Shannon Robinson. SteWa'dship theme for UCW meeting FORDWICH Stewardship nurturing the development off applies tot he wbuletlflife-"•That children. "Our stewardship statement was strttssed when brings us to a close relationship stewardship was the theme of the with God," the speakers said. general meeting of the United Mrs. Reid offered prayer, Medi Women held in the Stm- asking especially for guidance day School ropes of the dherc h on that the ,United Church Women Thursday afternoon of last week. - The worship service, con' .'RNA delegates d :by :Mrs: Alex Reid and ars E'i D'Arcey, stressed : attend worksh0 three. d important aspects of P gip, giving to others, Several delegates from titteweadship of our environment Wingham and District Hospital iy ,attended 'the then:teaks fall {e ksbcp. , of.. the Ontario anion of Registered Assistants, held Oct. 25- 26 at the 401 inn in Kingston. Attending were Verna StefiEler, Caroline . Greenaway, Verna Taylor, Elva Ritchie and Mar- jorie Guest, Mrs_ Steffler is first vice president of .,OARNA and chairs the membership com- mittee in addition to serving as second vice president of CAPNA, the national organitation. These workshops are held annually for the purpose of continuing education. They enable RNAs to broaden their knowledge and have a better understanding of the role they play in the nursing process. Such tuned s as b-orns, kidney diseases, psychiatry, cancer and congenital defects in newborn babies were covered by special speakers or in panel discussions. be fashion -ready Look your best! ... all cleaned and pressed be faithful stewards of time, money and their lives_ Mrs, Wallace Bilton thanked the worship committee and pre- sided for the business period. Mrs. Fred McCann read the minutes and Mrs_ William Uutchison read the report of the nominating committee for 1979. Miss Minnie McElwain, . treas- urer, gave a full financial report showing the turkey supper was very successful_ Correspondence was also read, among which was the announcement of a meeting in Wingham on November 14_ The Fordwich group will pack a bale of good clean used clothing by November 13. The UCW will also sponsor two girls to attend the Toe Alpha conference during the Christmas holidays. Fordwich senior citizens enjoy Hallowe'en meeting FORDWICH — With Hal- lowe'en stili fresh in their minds, the Senior Citizens met Wed- nesday evening of last week, using the day of ghosts and gob- lins as their meeting theme. A large number of members at- tended and answered the roll call by confessing to a Hallowe'en prank in which they participated. During the business of the maedi , the ts. m passed ` motion to co-operate with a group planning help and travel for seniors in Huron_ "Happy Birth- day" was sung to one mems and a thank you card was read from Mrs. Florence riel on, ex- pressing gratitude for a .get -well card sent to her while a patient in hospital. A public card party will be held Friday, November 10, in the Fordwich Hall, also on December MRS. WILLIAM SOTHHE1TN 8 in the same hall The Christmas meeting will be held Wednesday, November 29. Mrs. Clare Harris will contact a group to serve a turkey supper at 6 pini. and Mrs, Edwin Dietz and her group will armee the program Mrs. Clare Harris convened, a Hallowe'en program of songs with Mrs. Russell Nickel and Kiss Minnie McElwain leading. Mrs. Carl Shoemaker read "Re- member the Farm' and Mrs. William Wilson gave a reading from Barry J. Boyle's book, "Mostly in Clover". Lang vegan played an 1885 hand organ and Rey mentenents played an =twee mouth organ_ Games were en- joyed and Mrs. Anson Demerling conducted a Hallowe'en pan- e_ Continuing on an autumn theme, prampkin pie with whipped cream was served_ Notes from Fordwich Several residents of the village are confined to hospitals, Mrs. Sam Johnstori in Wingham and Jim Hadley and Abe Haasnoot both in Listowel. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Gibson of Listowel visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Hargrave. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart accompanied Mrs. Les Edmunds to Toronto International Airport on Thursday when she returned to ler home in Vancouver. Mrs. Edmunds had visited with her parents. Mr. and Mrs_ Oliver Ste- wart. and other relatives here. She also attended the Stmeart- Route wedding m Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Fier Miller and Grant spent Sunday in Toronto. Grant remained for a few days. Remembrance Day service will be held this year in the Ford - with United Church at 10 am. Saturday . Nove3mber i1. Mrs. Jim France. Kea iia and baby of Ripley are spending a few dayswith her parents. Mr_ and Mrs. Lorne Lamb. Mrs_ Mary Graham visited with Mrs_ Betsy Crawford at Tara for a few days last week_ Mrs. Barry D'Arcey. Jeff and Jason, Lori Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Rick Woods were �s Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Bill Sullivan in Gorrie. Friends and are holding 2 going -away party for Bob and Sharon Kelly on Friday, Notes 17. in the community hall in Fordwich. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Johnston are spending two weeks in 1 Toronto at the Royal Winter Fair where Mr. Joimstom is participat- ing, with his horses. in a special feature, "Musical Drive", as part of the fifty year clebratioa. Mrs. Norm n Harding ac- companied Mr. and Mrs_ William Campbell of Harrigan to Ar pna on Sunday where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Giles. Human rights will be topic at UCW meet The Huron -Perth Presbyterial executhe of the United Church Women invite all the local presi- dents. Church in Society con- veners and any other interested women to hear Jeanne Moffat of Kitchener speak on the topic "Amnesty International". This is a d -wide human riffs movement Which is in- dependent of any government, political action, ideology and economic interest or religious creed It is for the release of mall and women imprisoned for then belief, color, ethnic origin or religion. provided they have neither Used nor advocated violence_ This meeting is being held on Tumeday, November 14, at 1 p_m_ in the Wingham United Church_ Any iced ladles of the com- rnimity will be made welcome. Mk.• • LOCI insets ot F. Tiffin home WIIITECHURCH -.r. lifra. Fred' 'Man was heist= when the United Church Worthen met Wednesday afternoon of last wok. Mrs. Man Moore opened the meeting with two anecdotes of Hallowe'en, Wag experi- encesof local families from the bock, "Remembrance p,. The Beatitudes.,,... were read in uni- son and Mrs. George read scripture from the book of Exodus. All sang a hymn, ae- "ed by Mrs. Lorne Dwain ch$i autoharp. 1':11 Mrs. Moore read an article from The Observer entitled "Laying The Blame on the Fire". She also read 'The Six Steps of Relea=se" from "Mandate" and led in prayer. Mrs. Durnin and Mrs. Moot e then read portions from "Man- date" concerning Rhodesia and the problems there. Mrs. Moore also gave information on various islands in the Caribbean and con- ducted a geography lesson on South America. She divided .the group into two parts and all were to name the countries of South America and give information about the various countries. Another quiz tested the ladies' knowledge about the capitals of these countries. The -roll call was answered by ten • members. Mrs. Thompson closed the meeting with prayer and the travelling basket was passed. 1.,.yeJ ^;:•ff1.ieii Y,a[e_ei`A1it1Ak1 keD' �'�t9i9kl9f%Lti R,. Top: Canadian -:.:ion ow keens, vAll. perform o Blyth Obanaillau Brass will come to' All have played principal bons Blyth nest week for two wpm, with the Hamilton Philharinonie awes at the orial mil on Wednesday Ugh): The group is eight years old, formed in 1970 and enjoying a fantastic rise in popularity since its baby days. In 1977 `it was selected for a tour of the People's Republic of China as part of an official cultural exchange be- tween Canada and China Duriug 197748, the group gave 200 per- formances around the world, in- cluding concerts in Paris, Lon- dpm, Venice, Bonn and many major North American Cities, a tour of the Soviet Union and per- formances in Hawaii and Cap- ' ada's northland On May 3l of this year, Cana- dian Brass opened on Broadway in a comedy western opera en- titled "Hornsmoke"; and in Sept- ember, they performed during the ground -breaking c ereaaonyoat the site of the new Massey Hall in Toronto. Future engagements in- clude a show in the old Massey Tail, a c op ert in New York, -an appearance on "Sesame Street" and a coast-to-coast tour of both Canada and the United States - The members of Candian Brass are Charles Daellenbach (tuba), Frederic Mills (trumpet) , Graeme Page (French horn), Ronald Roma (trumpet) and Eugene Watts (trombone). AU are accomplished classical musicians and have experience with various symphony or- chestras in Canada and the U.S. Goodie chew chews entertain WI executive WHITECHURCH — The 4-11 girls held a party in the Com- munity Memorial Hall with their invited guests members of the executive of the Women's Instit- ute. the .club president, Janet Laidlaw, opened the meeting and was pianist for the opening pledge An orchestra comprised of Janet Laidlaw (clarinet), Karen Young (trombone), Caryn Nicol- son ( trumpet) and Sandra Irwin on drums played "Joy to the World" and 'The William Tell Overture". Mary Moore gave a reading, "The Old Pantry", and true,and false contest on cook- ing 'was. eonettete;d thetpliori, -Jamieson: Kendra nerd& gave "A Kitchen Poem". Janet Laidlaw and Vickie Scott sang "Seek and Ye Shall Find", accompanied by pianist Mrs. Garnet Farrier. Faye Irwin gave a reading, "The Recipe", and Lorie Purdon conducted a true and false contest on facts about 4- H. Janet Laidlaw played a piano solo, "Woe Only Just Begun". Janet then gave the courtesy remarks on behalf of the 4-H dub Miss Merle Wilson, presi- dent of the Institute, thanked the girls for enertaining the WI of- ficers and after the 4-11 Grace was Shing, a tasty dinner was served to about 24. The dinner demonstrated that the girls had learned many things during their rel ent course. Canadian Brass will perform two shows for the Blyth Centre for the Arts. The first begins at 1 p.m. and is a performance for students from the surrounding region. Adult tickets may also be obtained for that show: The even- ing performance begins at 8, Tickets for both•xnay be obtained by calling 523-9300. AWE °George Fl ler :ha e partY14tile s day evening, ., .. _ Those holding High -of the night were Margaret Adanan and Carl k' iiebergear; low acorea were reeorded by 1Dsiay Timm and Eric Ross. Elie Mathere was winner of a lucky draw. Mr, and Mrs. Ed Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Edgar will_ be in charge of the next euchre party on November 16. St. Paul's Church (ANGLICAN) WINGHAM John Street at Centre Street The Rector: The Rev. John T.M. Swan, L. Th. S.JNDAY, NOVEMBER 12 *The Twenty-fifth Sunday after Trinity * 8:30 a.m.—Holy Eucharist 10:30 a.m.—Church School 11:00 a.m.--Holy Baptisrti and Sermon WEEKDAY EUCHARISTS: Saturday, Nov. 11th at 9:30 a.m. Wednesdays at 10:00 a.m. _ ___._ Winghani • Fruit Mar et Schneiders All Beef, Regular, Red Hot Wieners Ib. 1• 9 Schneiders 2 Ib. box � 2.69 Beef Burgers Colonial 3 varieties Cookies pkg. • 99. 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