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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-10-28, Page 8-•, y �+wtn.n .�. .�,a,.r. .v N•p„.sy,..,,,..- .w•. .. .. iM�+r"'M��'•Lw7M1ly ;-w - . ► ...... ,,..,....... .,5,.... . �..w��:.:�Lr►".rr.....v+iY�i"► - .. ,,I.. yv .-3�,. `71�' rrt�I�.�.+I�+eIY�!1�:�"'�!�'.1+91�M'IOI+w..�... ,L'j+ f�,� +M�Ir. r. .. ,• - „, - -. .. .. _. - ,.+1.0. •,. +'v ,y{,v, . „„ � r :r. +r --w . pop 4, --The Wtagham Advance -Times, October 3e, 1976 New McIntosh minister tells of life in Korea BELMORE — The annual Thankoffering npeeting of the McIntosh United Church Women was held Wednesday, October 30, with a large attendance. Guests attended from Belmore United, Belmore Presbyterian, Gorrie -United, Mildmay United, Mild- may Roman Catholic, Mildmay Lutheran and Clifford United. The president, Y_ -s. Everett Dustow, welcomed the ladies and the meeting was opened with the singing of the hymn, "Now Thank We All Our God". Mrs. David Harper was in charge of devo- tions and read Psalm 100. A brief meditation followed and devo- tions were closed with prayer. The Mari -Bel singers, a chorus from the Belmore area, were guest entertainers of the evening and sang "Fairest Lord Jesus" and "Now Thank we All Our God". Mrs. Mary Renwick then intro- duced Mr. Park, the new minister at McIntosh, who was the guest speaker of the evening. Mr. Park showed a film on Korea, telling of its culture and life-style and beautiful scenery. The hymn, "In Christ There Is no East or West", was sung. Mr. Park then told of the cus- toms, culture and life in Korea. Mrs. Sun Park wore a very beautiful Korean -style dress and shoes to the meeting which were much admired. Mr. Park an- swered questions from the audience about Korea, concern- ing living conditions, poverty, the elderly, etc. The Parks came to Canada approximately 10 years ago. He was presented with a gift from the UCW and thanked for coming to the meeting. The Mari -Bel singers then pre- sented two more numbers, "Thanksgiving Hymn" and "Kindness". They were accom- panied by Evelyn Dickson on the organ. The offering was received and dedicated. The meeting was closed by singing "Abide with me" and prayer. A social hour and lunch were then enjoyed in the church basement. Belmore Personals A NUMBER OF CRAFTS are enjoyed by members of the Belmore Crafts Club which meets each Monday night in the Belmore Community Centre. Here are a few of the Christmas crafts which will be part of a bazaar to be held on November 20. Helene Haskins and Ella Scott hold up a quilt in the background. Treasurer for the McIntosh and church community hall to hear PUTTING SOME CHRISTMAS TREES together preparation sponsored Dick Koning in the Belmore Belmore branch of the Canadian arena. „ Bible Society, Mrs. Elmer Jef- A dog show was held in the Bel - fray, reports that total givings to more arena on Sunday. There the Society in the recent collec- were over 100 entries. Pancakes tions were $328.50. Canvassers and maple syrup were enjoyed ` ; were Earl McNee, Mrs. Elwood 3 upstairs, and some crafts were on y ' Fitch, Mrs. Jack Inglis, Thomas Rl display. xtRR Inglis, Mrs. Arnold Jeffray, Mrs. Paul Inglis has returned from N>x James Renwick, Bruce Darling the West. and James Darling. Mrs. Jim Chambers has been Mr. and Mrs. Brian Carroll, released from the hospital. T Jess and Mary were weekend day meeting and Mrs. Don Eadie guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter available Renwick. of the Belmore branch gave a A benefit dance was held last r. Friday night for Mr. and Mrs. Branches gather, Belmoc Mariners for Institute »� see past films convention report r now gave a reading, "The Face BELMORE — A look to the — WHITECHURCH On Mon Jim then read a poem, "Cyrus past was the highlight of a meet- day evening several Institute is interchurch and non sector ing of the Belmac Mariners when White - branches gathered at the White- they held their October meeting. y g p p p y Jim Harkness showed films on MI's. Kilpatrick of Ripley, who the Belmore Craft Club are Janet Marston, Grace Mulvey, Brenda Garniss and Diane 1953 Neighbors" and the 1963 described the national convention Wilhelm. The trees are made out of styrofoam. The bazaar will be held at Belmore centennial of the churchshe attended at Charlottetown, Community Hall on November 20 between 2 and 5 p.m. 0 0 .Service E)irertry Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Renwick PEI, as the delegate from the BOOTS CHILDREN were in charge of the meeting Bruce South District. The meet - Plants BOY'Ss which opened with the mariners' hymn and psalm. Jim read the ing took place in June. Christian BOY'S$ 57 SIZE 1-5 The district president, Mrs. an women challenged 135 Frances tablish this group. Phone minutes of the last meeting and George Fisher, opened the Mon - This club is a part of an inter- SWEATERS took his scripture reading from the modern version of the Bible, day meeting and Mrs. Don Eadie to seek life's good things available Wingham 357-2904 of the Belmore branch gave a According to Reg Friesen, de- UPHOLSTERY partment of chemistry and one of "The Way" reading the ninth piano solo. Mrs. I -eddy of Luck - the organizers of the visits they chapter of St. Matthew's Gospel. now gave a reading, "The Face Christian Women's Fellowship, City, Missouri. The organization Jim then read a poem, "Cyrus on The Barroom Floor". Mrs. which has met monthly during is interchurch and non sector Brown's Prayer" and Ron Hark- Phillip Steer, Kairshea Institute the past two years, is amalga- ian, having more than 1,500 es- ness led in a prayer for peace. sang a solo, "Bless This House", mating with Christian Women's tablished chapters in Canada and Following the meeting, lunch was with Mrs. Agnes Farrier as " ac- Club International. The organiz- the United States, plus many in 30 served- comphnist. ation will hold its first meeting on other countries. Ph: 528-2726 Mrs. Harvey Houston introduc- November 4 at the Blue Barn, Listowel, from 9:30 to 11:30. Fea The monthly meetings are ed the guest speaker who gave a detailed account of the week's tured on the program will be gift unique in that there is no formal WINGHAM meetin sinCharlottetown,which g wrapping and crafts by Nancy membership ldues. Special fea- tures are a delightful part of each each dealt with officers, bi4aws and Patterson, Palmerston. Guest vocalist will be Lynda King, List- Program, along with the best in BODY SHOP resolutions. Community singing was enjoy- y g 1 y ower' musical talent. Outstanding and ed with Mrs. McGuire presiding Rub Mayberry of Kansas y y yers well -versed inspirational speak - challenge one to seek the bet SID ADAMS and Mrs. Farrier at the piano. A City, Missouri, will be the guest speaker. Miss .Mayberry is a na- ter things in life. Reservations Complete reading was Sven b Mrs. Hum- g y phrey of Reid's Corners. A Ripley tional representative for Chris- are necessary for attending this RADIATOR SERVICE group, Mrs. Annie Scott, Mrs. tion Women's Club. She formerly coffee hour meeting and may b made by calling Nancy Mac - for Kirkpatrick and Mrs. John A. Forked for an electrical manu- facturing company in account- Pherson, 291-3347, or Margaret Automobiles, Light Trucks, Macdonald sang two numbers with Mrs. V. MacKenzie as pian- ing. She has worked with the Dale Grain, 291 1572. Form Tractors ist Mrs Bill McInnis of Tees- Carnegie Association and attend- All women in the area are Your One —Stop Shop for INTER FOOTWEAR At Volvo -Pocked Prices MENS - SIZE 6 TO 10. SNOWMOBILE BOOTS . s14 97 FLEECE -LINED STRAP BOOTS CHILDREN $5017 SIZE 5-10 Plants BOY'Ss 27 SIZE 11-13 0 BOY'S$ 57 SIZE 1-5 both working in this area to es- BOY'S - SIZE 9 TO SIZE 2 OVI SNOWMOBILE .�::`: . TS � .r SHC BOOTS SIZE I $97 •.� O7 PR. t„ � 7 / • NYLON TOPS -VINYL BOTTOM TO FLEECE LINED - CHILDREf^ SIZE 7 - 10 47$8 31 SNO-BOOTS • Shop early while selection is at its best. "The Store that Saves You More" on MEN'S -BOYS -LADIES -GIRLS d BABY WEAR YARD GOODS - FURNITURE -MATTRESSES - PAINT -SEWING MACHINES -SMALL A001 1AurCC . A -0C STORE HOURS: Monday - Saturday 10:00 - 5:30 Friday nights 'til 9:00 P.M. FLOWERS . Wedding 1 Arrangements SALES AND SERVICE Cut flowers . Plants L nn Ho y y Flowers by Mrs. Harvey Houston thanked berry and Donnilee Ashley are same location., Wire Service Cleaning & Flushing LEWIS both working in this area to es- FLOWERS Honda and Skidoo 135 Frances tablish this group. Phone 14 North St. 357-1102 357-3880 New Rod Cores water gave readings. ed Patricia Stevens Modelling cordially invited to attend. Baby SALES AND SERVICE fSSO 1.10EN'S E1) ME('HANIC and Finishing School. Miss May- sitting will be provided at the L nn Ho y y Rodding Mrs. Harvey Houston thanked berry and Donnilee Ashley are same location., f a Cleaning & Flushing the branches for donating copies both working in this area to es- CANADA Honda and Skidoo of Home and Country to hand out tablish this group. CUP 14 North St. 357-1102 at the plowing match. Lunch was This club is a part of an inter- SWEATERS questions and mix freely with UW served and a social time enjoyed. national headquarters in Kansas available NOW on 5 year term I 1 GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES STANDARD TRUST COMPANY 339 Durham Street Walkerton, Ontario Telephone 881-2150 out of town �A11 Collect MEMBER CANADA DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION WORKING ON SOME CRAFTS are Cathy Mulvey and Lana McKague. The Belmore Crafts Club meet in'he Community Centre every Monday night. At present they are working on a Christmas theme. They will be meeting each week throughout the winter. Madill students now will attend Science Day '� l Some 255 students and some of PIRO S their teachers from nine Ontario S PORT S 1 11 COLLISION AI's Collision Service Phone 357-2206 CARS, TRUCKS, BUSES Complete Body Work and Painting Frome and Rust Repair Also Insurance Claims CONC. 2, MORRIS TWP. Hwy 86 V L Ist Morris >> � end Morris •I�^ 2nd INSURANCE ffifkMCE All Types of Insurance 33S-3325 357.2636 GORRIE WINGHAM POOLS, ETC. A high schoo s wi be spending Fri- Y day, Oct. 29, on the University of 177 Main St Listowel. Ontario Swimming Waterloo campus as guests of fSSO 1.10EN'S E1) ME('HANIC that university's Faculty of Science. Among those attending L nn Ho y y Pools Above and Below will be 35 students from F. E. Ma- Ent Ground dill Secondary School in Wing- Shah Complete Line of ham. The students will sit in Honda and Skidoo Pool Chemicals on regular science lectures and take Sales & Service ARMSTRONG part in lab sessions. They will take notes, do experiments, ask cam Hwy 86 east ofS7 CHEMICALS questions and mix freely with UW 131 3 , Phone S 19 357 3 191 Josephine St. students. Wingham 357-2904 Box S6 Walkerton According to Reg Friesen, de- UPHOLSTERY partment of chemistry and one of All types of concrete work the organizers of the visits they Home and farm building n FUELS AUTOMOTIVE BILL TIFFIN WINGHAM Imperial Esso Agent SUNOCO SERVICE fSSO 1.10EN'S E1) ME('HANIC l'N1)ERCOATING & For all your Home and RUST11ROOFING Farm Fuel and ('OMI/LF.TF. CAR & Lubricating Needs THt ('K SF.Ft% I('F. 357 -IOU Prop. Ken Leitch PLUMBING HEATING Phone Leroy Jackson 351-1 51 NIGHT357-3585 —Plumbing CONSTRUCTION —Heating —Tinsmithing T. M. & T. 191 Josephine St. CONSTRUCTION Wingham 357-2904 Getsvral Contractors ELECTRICAL All types of concrete work Pit Silos Home and farm building Pletch Electric "I'llO11t'S(IN ( ,1.1. It(Ilt Wingham HI.t F:� ►1.F, (IN"t':\Itlll INDUSTRIAL or 357. -3 193 COMMERCIAL WIRING Also Rural and Domestic Phone 357-1583 Askes Brothers CONSTRUCTION BURKE ELECTRIC Cottages, Homes Additions 8 Renovations Electrical Contractors 357-3053 Motor Rewind and Winghom Sales Ph: 528-2726 Household Appliances Box 122, Lucknow Josephine St. 357-2450 Emergency Service - See the Yellow Pages THE are intended to "give the highLet us make your old furniture school people an aWrate im- ,�. BETTER THAN NEW!ADVANCE-TIMES pression of a typical day in the T H E life of a UW science student - fle �� For a free estimate and a says Waterloo has been operating , look at our newest samples its science day visiting program fop eight years during which time of materials call: SERVICE 'close to 2-5,000 Ontario high school [� ; COOK UPHOLSTERY students have had an opportunity s J to spend a day on campus Blyth, Ontario3 7-2320 The science visiting program u $23-4272 DIRECTORY will continue every Friday to mid-March. Approximately 150 WE HAVE FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE high schools from many parts of Ontario will be participating. I