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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-04-18, Page 6$--?U Wtugbm Advance—Times, April 18, 1979 Mr. and Mrs. Percy Biggs service at St. Andrew's quietly celebrated their 60th Presbyterian Church. Solo anniversary at home portions were sung by Mrs. Ed i and a girls' quartette, on A with their family April 9. BeS lura Beard, Anne Campbell, ]laity cards and gifts were Linda Taylor and Kathy received. Weeltend visitors with Mrs. Cruickshank, also sang a special Gershom Johnston, Catherine number. Rev. Dr. Robert H. Street, were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Armstrong delivered an Easter Johnston and her mother, Mrs. sermon. The church's youth Ed Hintz, all of Listowel. David group, The Denim Diblviples, held Johnston of Stratford visited an Easter sunrise service with Easter Sunday with his grand- Robert Campbell their 'speaker. Weekend visitors with Mr. and mother. William Munshaw of Mrs. Rowland Ballagh were Mrs. s a£ Claude Bronson of Elmira, Mrs. Lnekriow was the guest speaker"" at the Good Friday worship John Clark, Steve and Greg of S service held in St. Andrew's Dundas. They also attended the . vs Presbyterian Church. His W-Belmore Maple Syrup Festival. mon topic was -Why was Christ Also visiting at the Ballagh home " 9 7 crucified?" and he examined the during the holiday weekend was �> Mrs. B legal and divine reasons for His death, as well as telling how the Wolfe off brother, Anson Melbourne. crucifixion effected those closely involved. Silvia Beard provided special music, playing a piano Familygathers solo and accompanying herself on the autoharp for two solos. to celebrate Mr. and Mrs. Elmer W. i Niergarth were guests at the 85th birthday x home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Niergarth of BELGRAVE — Seventy past week. The friends and relatives gathered at Wingham, for the a.<:.. couple is with the Bell Canada the home of Mrs, Nelson Higgins project in Saudi Arabia and, on Friday to extend their best having completed one year of a wishes to her on her 85th birth- GRADE 7—Projects prepared by these Grade 7 students, Sandra worked together on a general project while Cheryl two-year contract, they came day. The family present to cele- Linda Hamilton, Cheryl Searson, Terri Baker, Nancy Qulpp dged best in their respective and Nancy teamed up on a biological project; Terri worked and Sandra Sanderson, were judged home to visit family and friends. brate open house were Miss alone on her project in the physical category. Their trip home I took them to Dorothy Higgins, Charlie and categories at the Turnberry school science fair. Linda and Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Norman Higgins, at home, Mr. Los Angeles and Toronto before and Mrs. Rod McLeod and arriving in Wingham. Robert of Etobicoke, Mrs. Lloyd Alarge number of people from McDonald and family of Water ' installed Wingham attended the Belmore mo a 000, Mr. and Don PlThomas of lett Bride -elect ��� off�eers Maple Syrup Festival in Bel Is feted at on Saturday. don, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Dan Rose and and family RR 5, Brussels. several showers Sheila and Mr. Rose's mother, Mrs. Stothers, visited during GORRIE—Miss Norma Fisher for BInstitute Easter weekend with Mrs. Rose's EUCHRE WINNERS of Listowel was the guest of honor committees were then given. mother, Mrs. Elsie Webb. recently at a surprise pantry Conveners of standing com- Mrs. Garniss thanked Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton BELGRAVE —Eight tables of shower hosted by the Canada BLUEVALE — Mrs. Carl euchre were in play at the Bel- mittees are: Agriculture and Mathers for her duties as Wilkinson and family of Kit- rave week] euchre last Wed- Trust girls. They also enjoyed Johnston installed the officers for Canadian Industries, Mrs. Arm- president during the past year sharer visited over the weekend g y ]inner at Ranton Place. 1979-80 when the Women's In strong; Citizenship and World and Mrs. Mathers thanked all. with her mother, Mrs. William nesday evening and winners Palmerston stitute members met in the were: high lad Mrs. Helen Affairs, Mrs. Ken Simmons, Mrs. members for their cooperation. A Elliott, and attended the Belmore g y' Recently, several miscel- Bluevale United Church. The Robert Fraser; Educational and meeting will be held April 23 at 8 Maple Syrup Festival on Martin; low lady, Mrs.y'Hugh laneous showers were held in meeting followed a delicious, Cultural Activities, Mrs. Harvey Rinn ; most lone hands lad Mrs. p.m. at Mrs. Craig's home to plan Saturday' Verena Bone; high man, William Norma's honor. Relatives and dinner served by the members of Edgar,, Mrs. Jenkins; Family the meetings for the coming Mrs. Olive Walker, Mrs. friends gathered at the home of Unit Four. and Consumer Affairs, Mrs. Jack year. Gershom Johnston and George mowt low' man, Gordon Walker; Mrs. William Bennett. Barbara Mrs. James Armstrong is past „rigg spent Monday in Seaforth. most lone hands man, James R. resident of the group. The of Nicholson, Mrs. E. Payne; The May meeting will be held Coultas. and. Donna Bennett conducted p Resolutions, Mrs. Jim ,Johnston. at the home of Mrs. Donald Street Excerpts from the cantata, There will be another euchre several contests and Margaret firers installed were: president, Fellow members remembered and members are asked to bring. "The Glory of Easter", by John next Wednesday evening at 8 Brewer read an amusing press` Mrs. Charles Mathers; first vice With concern four members who a friend. Roll call.will be "Name W. Peterson, highlighted the report. president, Mrs. Bert Garniss; are hospitalized, Mrs. Peacock, a kitchen utensil used in pioneer joyous Easter Sunday worship p.m. Everyone welcomeMiss Lori Moir entertained at d vice president, Mrs. P Mrs- Graham Campbell, Mrs. ,times but never used now". her home in Gorrie in the form of Murray Jenkins; secretary- Jenkins and Miss Emma a surprise miscellaneous shower. treasurer, Mrs. Mel Craig; ".)Am. Mathers opened - Several contests Were erfjbyed distrii t '`dirtsctor,:'Mrs. Wende>t ';the meeting and roll call was More than. $600 raised followed by a delicious" lunch Stamper; alternate. Mrs• answered with payment of fees Visit paid prepared by Lori and her mother. William .. , Peacock; branch and relating a humorous story. • Norma was the reci rent of many directorsMrs. William tleVos, Mrs, Craig read the minutes, Rebekah lodge for Neil Stirling family lovely gifts. P Mrs. Alex 'MacTavish, Mrs. financial g statement and On Sunday, relatives and Soren Andersen; pianist, Mr's. correspondence. It was a tremendous Easter Importance of the Literal Bodily friends gathered at the home of Carl Johnston; nominating Three' short courses were District deputy president of Sunday for the congregation of Resurrection of Jesus Christ". If her aunt, Mrs. George Wallace of committee, Mrs. Armstrong, chosen by the members, "Indoor Kincardine District 34 south paid Wingham Baptist Church, taking Jesus Christ did not rise bodily Elora. Contests were conducted Mrs. Harry Elliott, Mrs. Plants". "For the Goodness of an official visit to the Majestic a special offering for Mr. and from the tomb, Pastor Smith by Miss Linda Fisher. Norma Mathers; public relations officer, tour Heart" and "Knitting". Rebekah Lodge at a well - Mrs. Neil Stirling and family of said, then the Bible is greatly in then opened many lovely gifts, Mrs. Carl Johnston; curators, Delegates to the District Anhual attended meeting April 16. more than =7,00. error, history has no meaning, assisted by little Lynn Wallace. Mrs. Donald Street, Mrs. A. D. are Mrs. deVos, Mrs. Payne, Edna Every was presented Sunday was designated Stirling life is empty, there is no hope Of Mrs. Wallace and her assistants Smith; auditors, Mrs. Sparling Mrs. Carl Johnston and Mrs. Jim with a gift and bouquet of flowers Silver Sunday and the church eternal salvation, Christ was an served a salad supper. Johnston, Mrs. Elliott. Johnston It will be held in during her visit to the local lodge. wanted to raise the needed imposter, the universe has no Fordwich on May 8 and Bluevale The lodge expressed thanks to travelling and passage expenses Sustainer and the apostles will be in .charge of afternoon the family of the late Mrs. Alice for Neil, Leta, Peter and Miriam, promoted false doctrine. entertainment. Taylor for the gift of a pair of as well as money for their sup- "Preachers who do not stand Th a n ko f f e ri ng speaker Mrs. Mathers opened the an- adjustable crutches. The crut- solidly and reach with in nual meeting with a poem and cher will be available to anyone plies. The Stirlings will leave in P mid-July for Senegal, West compromising power the literal takegp tHoly Land Mrs. Craig read the minutes of needing them. takes o Africa, for their first five-year bodily resurrection of Jesus last year's annual. meeting and A short program followed the term as missionaries under New Christ the God -Man, are the financial statement. Reports business part of the meeting and Tribes Mission. dishonest and do not preach the GORRIE—The land where by singing a hymn and reading of the auditors and standing lunch was served. Pastor Smith preached to a gospel that Paul preached," Jesus lived and died was brought scripture from the 21st chapter of packed auditorium on "The Pastor Smith said. to life for members of the St. Matthew's Gospel. An Easter "The Victory Parade", I& Mit. AND MRS. NEIL STIRLING AND FAMILY I -,)St. Paul's Church (ANGLICAN) WINGHAM John Street at Centre Street The Re~: The Rev. John T.M. Swon, L. Th. SUNDAY, APRIL 22 * Th* First Sunday after Easter 8:30 a.m.—Holy Eucharist 10:15 a.m.--Confirmation Class 10:30 a.m.—Church School 11:00 a.m.—Sung Eucharist and Sermon, Broadcast over CKNX Radio Ll I congregation when Miss Lenore poem, Beswetherick showed slides and and prayer closed the worship was guest speaker at the spring service. Thankoffering of Knox Mrs. Moir, Mrs. James Mrs. Hugh Presbyterian Church, held Robinson and sang "The Ninety and Wednesday of last week. Deighton Miss Beswetherick was in- Nine", accompanied by Mrs. troduced by Mrs. William A. Glenn Underwood at the organ. Smith. Her slides showed recent The offering was received by sits to Egypt, Jordan and other Mrs. A. Graham and Mrs. Lockie Biblical countries. Her com- and dedicated by the president. mentary was very interesting -as At the close of the meeting, a she talked of places where many piano duet by Mrs. Alvin Mundell events of the Bible took place. and Mrs. Sheldon Mann was Mrs. Lockie expressed ap- enjoyed while refreshments were preciation to the guest speaker. served. President Miss Louise Mat- thews opened the meeting with thoughts for the Easter season St Stephen's and welcomed guests from • Fordwich and Molesworth. An Guild to hold opening hymn was sung, followed by the Lord's Prayer. The devotions were conducted began a graft show by Mrs. Gordon Moir and GORRIE--Members of St. Three Ms meet Stephen's Anglican Church Guild made final plans for their craft St. Andrews show to he held April 21 at the at Howick Community ('entre. Mrs. John Donaldson opened when they met following a visit to the meeting of the Three Ms the Fordwich Village Nursing home. Hostess for the meeting which was held in the Upper St. Andrew's was Mrs. Roland Bennett, Room of Presbyterian Church. The The meeting was in the form of scripture, from the book of Luke, a bridal shower for Miss Norma was read by Mr. Donaldson. Fisher. Lunch was served by Mrs. Roland Bennett, assisted by Mrs. Donaldson conducted a Mrs. Ronald Bennett brief meditation on an Easter The next meeting will be held theme. Rev. Dr. R. H. Armstrong May 9 at the home of Georgina led in prayer. Jarvis and will feature a plant Presidents Dr. and Mrs. Arm- auction. strong conducted the business of the meeting. A hymri was sung and a singsong of Irish songs Advertising:- followed. ' Mrs. Donaldson gave a reading which was followed by slides. A makes things social time was spent and lunch Clear. was served at the close of the (ANAaAN A[)VJPT1". 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