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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-01-16, Page 8Wein: Kapp, Advance -Times, January 16, 1980 Andrew's WAIS begins year with new officers ' h+,-.- -en's Missionary .Soeiet of St, Andrew's Praetor tan Church held their fkat meting of the new year in he' upper room on Wednesday, d .iluary 9. President Mrs. R. H. Arm- strong opened the meeting with a New Year message and following the singing off a hymn she led in prayer. Mrs. Gordon Wall read scripture, Psalm 91. She also gave the meditation entitled "Keeping Care of God for the Coming Year". Mrs. J. Conn led in prayer and a minute's silence was observed in memory of former members Mrs. J. McGee and Mrs. E. Welwood who passed away last year. - The offering was received by Mrs. Wall and dedicated by Mrs. R. McKay. Mrs. W. Ford played two - beautiful „ piano selections and Mrs. Armstrong conducted a study on "Dimensions of Human Rights": The singing of a hymn closed the, worship service. Secretary Mrs. McKay read the minutes, correspondence and roll call was taken. Mrs. Wall then gave the treasurer's report. Mrs. Armstrong installed the executive %committee for 1980: honorary president, Mrs. T. A. Currie; past president, Mrs. R. H. Armstrong; president, Mrs. Wall,; secretary, Mrs. McKay; assistant, Mrs. G. Day; treas.'rer, Mrs. G. Fisher pianist, Mrs. J. Conn; assis Mrs. W. Ford; supply secret Mrs. Currie; press secretary, Mrs. D. Ritchie; Glad Tidings secretary, Mrs. G Ard; Dome Helpers secretaries, Mrs. W. Congram, Mrs, J. McKague; Literature and Library secretary', Mrs. V. Young; Friendship and Service com- mittee, Mrs. G. Francis, Miss M. Deans, Mrs. W. Congram; social committee, Mrs. F. Lewis, Mrs. R. Hastings, Miss A. Williamson, Mrs. Ard, Mrs. G. Godkin; Ex- plorers, Mrs. J. H. Mann, Mrs. R. Neill; nominating committee, Mrs. J. McInnes, Mrs. W. Lapp, Mrs. J. Burchill ; auditors, Miss Leah Currie, Miss • Williamson. The meeting closed with the singing of a hymn and prayer by Mrs. Currie. Mrs. Conn presided at the piano throughout the meeting. A social hour followed. W NGHA 1 FRU or MARK Swifts Premium SLICED BACON lb. 1 19 Schneiders No. 1 WIENERS lb. 1.3 9 Size 125 TEMPLEORANGES doz. . 89 J !Craft -1 Litre MIRACLE. WHIP 1::49 WINTER HOURS: Monday to Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Y Fridays7:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. IL Plwrna397,4441 +,r,-CLOSEDSUNDMS : We''Deliifver.:-. FAMILY AND FRIENDS gathered. at Trinity Lutheran - Church, Ayton, on November 24 to witness the vows of. Linda Becker and Douglas David. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Becker; Ayton. Parents of the groom are Mrs. Recta David of Aytpp and Edward Davld of Durham. The David family formerly resided near Wroxeter. The couple now reside in London. (Photo by Doug Borton Photography) Ford wick unit meeting has New Year's theme FORDWICH=President Mrs. Eva Harris opened the meeting with a recipe for the new year when the evening unit of the United Church Women met in the church on January 9. Throughout the meeting, the New Year's theme prevailed. Following the singing of a hymn and prayer, the roll call was answered by 12 members and Rev. T. Fleetham,„ Each member had been asked to bring a get -well or sympathy card to the meeting. The worship service was conducted by Mrs. Diane Mann and. Mrs... Ron Livermore. A hymn was sung and everyone repeated the Apostles' Creed. Thescripture was taken from St. Luke's Gospel and their thoughts centred around the new year. The worship service closed with a hymn and prayer by',Mrs. Livermore. Mrs. Harris conducted the business and the treasurer and year. Mrs. Murray Donaldson's ' group will cater for the Optimist Club suppiT in February. A motion was also made to send the group's foster child a gift. Mrs. Edith Gibson was named the 1980 secretary for the group. The next meeting will be held at Mrs. Harris' home and volun- teer§ offered to prepare the meeting 'until the new programs arerplanned • The program committee, Mrs. Florence D'Arcey and Mrs. Nellie Allan, also chose the new year for their topic. New Year's resolutions were mainly in their thoughts. Mrs. D'Arcey read a poem, "Gold in each Season", followed by a hymn and prayer. The ladies read several stories and poems about new year resolutions that can be and have been made. Mrs. D'Arcey closed the program portion with a hymn, and a prayer. The featurewas' a Bible quiz by Mrs. Cecil Wilson. secretary read "yeae'nd report*, Luneh was served by Mrs.Bill whit'dS cds Weide and M •s. `Hill' Hut t; • UCVV guest s art aseet"i il�"��' wsiio?i� �; elidelalik lNit's 'Taylor a , 'N a charge Of the business, The. GORRIE Mrs Breast Fellows was introduced by Mrs. John Strong when she was guest speaker at the meeting of . TNi. Two of the United Cho Women. She spoke inform her work and that of her hos Rev. E. Fellows, whe resided in Saskatoo Newfoundland. At one assignment .in Newfoundland Mr. Fellows was in charge of a four -point charge with many miles between° churches. Mrs, Fellows ex- plained the province's resources, and the school systems, with their affiliation with each church denomination, and she shared cif they and hey'fl ! ega aa a school eacher, ' choir a leader and organizer of many other The saver. was thanked for her interests informative talk by Ws. Strong. Nfrs, Alex Taylor was hosts for the meeting which was field Wednesday of last week. Mrs. Strong. and Mrs. G. A. Minogue were in charge of the worship service. Mrs,. Strom chose for the scripture reading verses frotn- the second chapter of St. lahe's gosp l and ,a hynln_ was sung. Mrs. Minogue read a New Year's poem and the worship closed with prayer. Roil eal1 "thoughts on Mrs. Norman Hoover hosts unit meeting BRUSSELS—On Tuesday, Jan- uary 8, the members Of the after noon unit of the United Church Women were entertained at the home of Mrs. Norman Hoover. There were 17 members present alt this first meeting of the year. The leader, Mrs. Cudmore, read an appropriate poem for -the new year, followed by "A New Leader's Prayer". In the absence of Mrs. Hazelwood, Mrs. Ruth Hupfer convened devotions. Following the singing of an opening hymn the group read Psalm 1 responsively. That scripture passage was also the Bible study of the month. Mrs. Steffler offered thoughts for the new year and Mrs. Hupfer led in prayer followed by group discussion on Psalm 1. A study of Japan was in- troduced by Mrs. Steffler. She explained that, previous to World War II, Japanese products were considered to be poor quality. Since that time the reverse is true and now -, manufactured goods such as televisions, radios, 'cameras, etc., are of superior quality. Industry has created pollution and other problems in Japan. The country has the fastest trains in the world which transport masses of people. Just one per cent of the population is Christian and yet the Christians receive respect from those who practise other religions. During the roll call, 43 visitations Avere recorded. visitation to the nursing; home was discussed. g" Knitting and crocheting classes will be held at the home of Mrs. Mary Thomas. Anyone wishing to participate should contact Mrs. Robert Richmond. Following a closing prayer, refreshments were served. .grams were 80..hu thank -you ei rds were i44 °;latof the Calaadlala t'i'atcer lety TOP aeeipl, Ch>Feristrnttsaso eh , •di tgtlon ziln a ratin I ts• e !opera" UST- pleetilllg was illus- St. Paul's (ANGLICAN) WINGHAM John Street at Centre Street The Rector; The Rev. John T.M. Swan, L. Th. 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