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St.Paurs Church
(ANGLICAN)
WINGHAM
John Street at Centre Street
The Rector: The Rev. John T. M. Swan, L.Th.
THE ANGLICAN PARISH OF
WINGHAM AND BELGRAVE
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ST. PAUL'S CHURCH; WINGHAM
* Christmas Eve *
11:00 p.m. (Midnight) - The Blessing of the
Crib, Solemn Eucharist, Carols and Sermon
* Christmas Day *
1000 am. - Holy Eucharist
SUNDAY, DEC. 27.
• * The First Sunday after Christmas
8;30 a.m. - Holy Eucharitt
• 1 0: 1 5 a.m. - Sunday School
11:00 a.yn. - Solemn Eucharist, Carols and
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A Blessed and Joyous 2.
Christmas -tide to Everyone.
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UCW Unit 4 holds
Christmas meeting
GORRIE — Unit Four of
the Corrie United Church
Worrien met last week in the
Sunday school room with 23
members in attendance.
Mrs. Dick Carson opened
with a Christmas reading.
The ladies sang a number of
carols accompanied by Mrs.
Harold •Hyndman on the
piano.
Mrs. Edward Bolander
gave the scripture reading.
Mrs. Carson gave the
meditation on the theme
"The day Christ was born"
and Mrs. Bolander read "An
Old -Fashioned Christmas".
The ladies also held an
exchange of secret -pal gifts.
Mrs. 'Lloyd' Martin . in-
stalled the officers for 1982:
past president, Mrs. George
Brown; president, Mrs.
Clifton Coulter; first vice,
Mrs. Bill Nay; treasurer,
Mrs. Bruce Robertson;
secretary, Mrs. Ivan
Haskins and assistant, Mrs,
Melville Dennis; flower and
cheer, •• Margaret Dane; •
catering committee, 'Mrs.
Lionel Johnston; pianist,
Mrs. Harold Hyndman;
nominating committee, Mrs.
Allan Hyndman and Mrs.
Raymond Gowdy; quilt
committee, Mrs. Hyndman,
Margaret Dane, Mrs. Wilbur
Hogg, Mrs. Robert
Ferguson, Mrs. Cloyne
Michael, Mrs. Melvin
Taylor, Mrs. Hector
Hamilton and Mrs. Joseph
Simmons.
A bountiful Christmas
lunch was served following
which 12 boxes were packed
for shut-ins.
The next meeting will be
held Jan. 4 at the home of '
Mrs. Melvin Taylor.
Chalmers WMS meets
at the Rintoul home
Whitechurch — Chalmers
Presbyterian Women's
Missionary Society met
Tuesday afternoon of last
week at the home of Mrs.
William Rintoul. Mrs. John
deBoer opened the meeting
with a poem and everyone
• joined in singing a Christmas
carol.
The scripture reading
from the Gospels of St. Luke
and St. John was read by
Mrs. Don Ross who also gave
the meditation. She ex-
plained how God took upon
Himself the glory to become
a man and new life began.
She said that Christmas
brings cheer and happiness
and it would, be a dreary
world if Christmas did not
come. She said that one of
the privileges of being a
Christian is that we become
messengers of joy. She
•osed with the poem, "Let
e Be a Little Kinder", and
folloWed with a prayer,
A reading, "Seasons of Joy
and Blessings", was .given
by Mrs. Bill Rintoul. Mrs.
Wesley Tiffin gave a
reading, "Christmas
Changes • Many Things".
Following • the singing .of
another carol,. Mrs. Men-
si#ga giVea'reading, "What
I Think of Christmai".
The topic, "0 Worship The
King", was given by Mrs.
John deBoer. She said that
the greatest gift at Christ-
mas is that which God gave
to the world, the King. She
also stressed that it is more
blessed to give than to
receive. She closed with a
Christmas prayer.
Mrs. Alan Falconer gave a
reading, "Christmas
Legends", and the offering
was received by Amy
Falconer and dedicated by
Mrs. R. deBoer.
President Mrs. Don Ross
conducted the business.
There were nine .members
and two children present. It
was decided to send cookies
to residents of Pinecrest. All
signed a card for Mrs. Bill
Evans. Following the singing
Of "Silent Night", • the
meeting closed with The
Lord's Prayer in unison. The
next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Wesley Tiffin.
The Ladies' Aid meeting
was conducted by Mrs. John
deBoer who gave • the
financial statement,
received the offering and
closed the meeting. Grace
was sung and the hostess
served , refreshments'. Mrs.
'Wesley • Tiffin gave the
courtesy remarks.
UJORLO
It's Christmas!
A triumphant
time .to celebrate
all life's blessings
and all our special
joys. And to you,
dear friends,many
thanks and good
wishes!
jack and Bea Hayes
Jan and Donna
Hayes Clothing Ltd.
Happy
Holidays
Open Christmas
and
Neiv Year's
Chinese Smorgasbord
on New Year's Day
.04 Merry Christrhas &
01 Best Wishes for a Happy &
Prosperous 1982
IA MURRAY ELSTON, M.P.P. tit
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sOn heholf.,4* club,
Oman Sagtin. extended a
• sincere vote OA** to the
ladies for ,woltletvetf
and, delicious , meal ',ONO
was enjoyed by 47happy
senior citizens, - -7, •
• President Mrs: .Gertrude
Bolger • coadatkO . the•
CO*. Foifoniing, , the
srogular business, everyone
• joined in singing Christmas
carols under the leaderahlp.
of Mrs. Van Vliet, with Mrs.
ELSIE CONGRAM, a Wingham resident, is a volunteer
with the rehabilitation unit of the Wingham and District
Hospital. She i& very active in the community , and
church groups and in visiting the sick and shut-in. Elsie
is a member of the senior ladies' indoor bowling league.
rMRS. GEORGE mown
Gorrie Personal Notes 1
•Mr.„. and Mrs. Harold
Losaing .of Toronto visited
Mrs. Alberta Strong on
meAllaY•
MM Gerald Galbraith
visited Mr, Dorothy Sheath
of Toronto and also visited
Mrs. Anne Townsend in
Humber Memorial Hospital,
Weston, last week.
• A new hUdiness has opened
in Gorrie. Di'. Ronald Batte
of Walkerton, a chiro-
praeter, will be in Dr.
McGregor's office as of Dec.
29.
Mr. and Mrs. Robin
Bolander • . hosted the
Gingrich -family Christmas
dinner last Sunday. Guests
included: •Mr. and Mrs.
Angus Gingrich, Preston;
Mrs. George Huber, Aliriam,
Roland and Darlene of
Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs.
Vernor Cressman, Kenneth,
Katy, Rick, James anciKeitir
of Mount Forest; Mr. and
Mrs. Onie Gingrich, Beth,
Lori, Tony .and Amy of
Holyrood; Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Black and Matthew
of Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Eley, Veronica and
Benjamin of Alma; Mr. and.
Mrs. Lyle Metzger of
Waterloo; Sharon Cober,
Kurtzville; George Dredge, -
Chesley; Mr. and Mrs.
Phillip Cressman, New
Hamburg; and, Mrs,
Edward Bolander.
S. Mann hotts
hristrnas meeting
qt/RIAIK7IJnirThree of on Clnistmas. The ladies
the Gorrie 'United Church sang'carols accompanied by
Women held their Christmas Mrs. Mawr On the organ.
meeting at thethoine Of Mrs. Members also contributed
Sheldon Manplast Monday poems and short readings.
evening.' There were 11 Mrs. Grainger closed the
members and two visitors worship with prayer and the
present. ; • president, Mrs. Gerald Gal -
Mrs. Alvin Grainger braith, conducted the busi-
Convened the devotiOnal ness. After an exchange of
service with prayer, gifts a lovely lunch was
scripture and some thoughts served by the committee in
chT4iegee.;ecutive for 1982 '1
Convention be the same as 1981.
program for
non -delegates
• Non -delegates • to the
Ontario Federation of
Agriculture convention this
year enjoyed two programs
set up by Gitelle Ireland of
the Bruce County federation. •
One of the programs Was a
talk by Dianne Harkin,
founder and ' chairman of
Women for the Survival Of
Agriculture, on "How to
Survive the Economic
Crunch". The other prOgrain
was a- tour ofCBC "Radio
Noon" and. of the
planetarium Both were well
attended. °. ,
Mrs. Harkin spoke about
the many .courses which
have been organized for
women at Kemptville. These
Courses enable farm women
to deal with the various
\--prffilerns they encounter in
their everyday lives. Sur-
vival is the object of the ,
courses, which deal With
credit, bookkeeping, 4apliti,-
farm machinery, 'time
management, dealing with ,
emergencies, first aid and
stress management.
Women for the Survival of
Agriculture provides , a
forum for women to learn
about agricultural problems.
Hardship and indignation iti
these tough economic times
will make women act, she
said. Her message was to
look at the positive aspect,
not the negative.
On Wednesday, 50 non -
delegates. were guests of
CBC Radio. The program
"Radio Noon" was being
broadcast live and all were
very interested in how the
media were reporting the
issues of the convention. The
group then visited the
planetarium to watch 'the
show, 'UFO—Myth and
Mystery".
Some of the Huron County
participants in the programs
included Ann Nesbitt,
Shirley Gorniss, Betty
Stafford, Brenda McIntosh
and Judy Sturdy.
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At the morning. worship
service in the Wingham
United Church on Sunday,
Rev. Cecil Jardine baptized
Janet Diana, daughter orMr.
and Mrs. Gary Lisle, and
Carl Joseph, km of Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Steedman.
Special Christmas music
was provided by both junior
and senior choirs. Mr.
Jardine, in his Christmas
Sunday sermon, spoke
God's Gift To Us, the won-
derful gift of His Only Son on
that first Christmas mor-
ning.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Steedman, Andrew and Carl
of Armstrong, Ontario, are
spending a week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
BetTett, Patrick Street.
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WE'RE iENdiNg
YOUOUR
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spirit, we take
this opportunity
to Offer our best
say
'thanks!'
Ler his hippy accisiori hathiq
you ANd yowl spiaituAl peACE *id
low. As WE Alt SNARE IN ThE IIIESSiRqS
Of ChRiSTMAS; MAY YOU. ALSO
diSCOVER TRUE joy .And
OUR wish FOR you iS
TI -IAT TI -IE TRUE SpiRiT Of
THIS Holy amy REACI-IES
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( CONTENTMENT. A VERy
M ERRy CHRISTMAS TO
you ANd youRs!
Our thanks to gracious friends.
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To our Residents and Staff and their Families
from Roger and Sandra Keay
Brookhaven Nursing Horne