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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-04-25, Page 4A&ance Times, April 'Lli, 19?8 ir��r �sw _ - ANTIQUES and other delights were on display at the booth run by Merridy Watt and Colleen Schenk of Wingham at the Howick craft fair last weekend. R I Presu'ytericl hosts syno is a m ee n Huron Presbyterial hosted the return to Canada she found times Walkerton; the new treasurer is 32nd meeting the had altered even more Margaret Alexander of Fort Erie drastically and the new corresponding Synodical of Hamilton and London of the Women's In other business at the secretary is Mrs. Hugh Nugent of eetings an invitation from the Ripley. Missionary Society (WD) at m Knox Presbyterian Church, Paris Presbyterial to hold the Each session began with a Goderich, April 10-11. This 1980 annual meeting at Brantford lively singsong led by Mary Jane church, established in 1895, has was received and accepted. Mrs. Bisset of Sarnia, with Mrs. continued its witness ever since Dorothy Neal of Sarnia, a Robert The o Forest as member of the camp board, W ich COC and from the same plot of ground. Devotions on both days were announced � annual ladies' Junior Choir performed on conducted by Beatrice Scott a camp will be held this year at Tuesday evening and the Young Camp Kintail June 15 17. People's Society of South Kinloss Port Elgin, a missionary from Ida White, a missionary on and Lucknow presented a skit in India, and werebased on the drama and music portraying theme, 'The Light of the World'. furlough from India, installed the 1?0 ying speaker for the synodical officers. Returned as president events in the life of Jesus from SpecialMrs. Carl Remus of Palm Sunday to the resurrection. was Margaret Kennedy of was Willowdale, a retired missionary from the Bhil field in India who was instrumental in the for- mation of the United Church off North India. Her addresses vividly illustrated the growth and meets at Brussels progress India has made since BRUSSELS --President Mrs. Citizens on May 15 in answer to the arrival of the first Thomas conficted the their invitation. The ALPHA Canadian missionaries, naries, two H. young women. She stressed that meeting of the Senior Friendship Huron group invited the seniors although India is disappointed in Club held in the Legion Hall on to be guests at its meeting which the moral leadership of the West, �yednesday afternoon of last was held Tuesday evening. week.Following the business meeting it still looks westward forro financial and spiritual support. The program opened with the progressive euchre was played She concluded with the ob- singing of "O Canada" and with 10 tables of players. High servation that if changes have consisted of solos by Mrs. Van- scores were held by Miss Sadie taken place in India, on her Vliet and violin instrumentals by McDonald and Mrs. Dave Fred Thuell. Watson; low scores, Mrs. Edna The group was reminded of the Hackwell and Mrs. Jack Ritchie. Zone 8 district meeting on May 1 A prize went to Mrs. Annie Engel Blyth Third Annual CRUSADE BLYTH MEMORIAL HALL SUN: TUM APRIL 29v 30 end speaker: REV. WESLEY UARe � King Street United, London Former Pulp and Paper Mill Labourer and Businessman Hymn Sing beginning at 7:45 p.m. Mass Choir plus Special Music Come and bring your friends Arranged by Blyth Inter -Church Fellowship 'lno SPECIALS Satin shorts Summer and Dress Blouses 012. long and short sleeves WHILE THEY LAST Drop in for more bargains ANNA'S DRESS SHOP 887-6062 Brussels Open Tue•dav - Saturday. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. We have a good selection of White sewing Machines Plus ... quality accessories, bobbins, scissors, belts, Schmetz needles and more! SALES AND SERVICE St. Paul's Church (ANGLICAN) WINGHAM John Street at Centre Street The Rector: The Rev. John T.M. Swan, L. Th. SUNDAY, APRIL 29 * The Second 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.—Mottins & Sermon 7:00 p.m.—Choral Evensong and Sermon. The music will be sung by the men and boys of St. Michael's Choir, Walkerton, under the direction of Mr. William Sewers. WEDNESDAY 10:00 a.m.—Holy Eucharist 8:00 p.m.—The Board of Management You are Invited to hear Millar Memorial Bible Institute Choir From Pambrun, Saskatchewan in Song and Testimony at WINGHAM BIBLE CHAPEL Boland Street APRIL 27,8:00 P.M. Everyone Welcome Church Women met April 18. Mrs. Gordon Wright led a singsong of favorite hymns to begin the meeting. Mrs. Norman Going out of Business Newans led devotions based on portions of the 24th chapter of St. Luke's Gospel and centred Mrs. Joyce Bainbridge of Mrs. Hugh Carmichael of around the Easter theme. She Tambridge, England, is visitin Willowdale has been visiting with closed her worship with prayer. with her aunt. Mrs. Jean Crum Mrs. Frank Hopper for the past Twenty members answered the of John Street. week. roll call with an Easter thought. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gaunt, Sunday visitors with Mr. and Following the business of the Wingham, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Mrs. Wallace Conn were Mr. and meeting a Dutch auction was Gaunt of Chatham left Thursday Mrs. Herb Hunter and Trevor. held. The meeting closed with the and visited with Mr and . Mrs. London, Mr. and Mrs. Doug benediction and lunch was served Don Dirstein and family of Ajax. Conley and Jason, Wingham; Mr. by Mrs. Oliver Dustow and Mrs. — All attended the wedding of Miss and Mrs. Mac Armstrong and Everett Dustow Everyone Is talking about Inflation. June Elliott and Murray Gibson family of Culross. The family Well this is your chance to beat inflation) in Ottawa on Saturday. was celebrating Mr. Conn's Weekend visitors with Mrs birthday and as part of the Aux • to buy Gershom Johnston, Catherine special occasion, took their everything Street, were Mrs. Jack Johnston parents out to dinner. of St. Pauls and her mother. Mrs. Mrs. Jean Crump has returned new equipment in the store except Stanley of Lucknow; Mr. and home after visiting relatives in Mrs. Charles Wood. Egmond Winnipeg and KindersleN , for hospital candy & cigarettes ville Mrs. Lois McMichael of Saskatchewan. While in the west. Seaforth: Jack Johnston. Mr. and she also attended the 50th wed - Mrs. Jim Johnston and Carol ding anniversary celebration of Members of the Auxiliary to There is something for every member of the family: Ann. Listowel: Mr. and Mrs her brother-in-law. Sid Crump. the Wingham and District Jones of Bluevale and Mrs. Crump at Kerrobert. Hospital, meeting Monday *clothes Saskatchewan. evening at the nurses' training Keith Humphrey of Blue, ale centre, decided to buy some new f — t conducted the Sunday morning equipment for use in the hospital. ✓, 'r` worship service in St. Andrew- s They will purchase another Presbyterian Church in the whirlpool tub, at a cost of 52,200;,>` 1t�� absence of Rev. Dr. R9 rt H also a stretcher bed to be used in '* Armstrong who was in charge of the outpatients' department, at i communion services at Bluevale an approximate cost of 51.500. f and Belmore. Mr Humphrey s Hospital Tag Days will be from sermon title was ''Ever Before May 11 to 18 during which time Us", Miss Olive Lapp sang two volunteers will conduct a door -to - solos during the service door canvass in the community Rev K Barry Passmore They are hoping to receive 6650 n as conducted the morrung worship which will enable them to pur- service in the United Church chase an immobilizer and J„ ® Lavonne Ballagh w•a5 guest positioner for the radiology Jewellery speaker. choosing as her theme department The purpose of this ]k "The Easter - Around and within equipment. is to lessen the ex - Us— A youth group. Kathy and posure to radiation for children Aileen Underwood. Sherri undergoing x-rays Green. Warren Wray and Jim' A pot luck supper preceded this Laidlaw. sang agroup of liver annunn al meeting. Ai report songs with guitar and piano were given during the business accompaniment The senior session which was conducted by choir also sang an anthem Mrs. Dom Vair A cheque in the Following the service members amount of s1,0o0 was presented of the teen class. with their by the convener of the gift case. teacher Mrs. Jim Ward. served Mrs. Robert Ritter, representing 188 Josephine St., Wingham Tel. 357-2262 lunch in the Sunday School room the pmceeds from the case of the church during the last 15 months. •games •gifts *boots •toys *cards, etc. r *housewares *shoes Come in and see that your dollars will buy a lot more just like the good old days A Belmore WMS near Grand Bend. Represen- for having the most fours on her hosts husbands tatives from Brussels plan to attend. Those who can also plan score card. The May meeting will be held to visit the Atwood Senior Wednesday afternoon, May 16. BELMORE—The Women's Missionary Society of Knox Church met last Wednesday Belmore Women's Institute evening at the church with the t members' husbands as special holds its annual meeting guests. The president, Deanne Dickson, called the meeting to BELMORE—Following a Don MacAdam reminded all order and, following the singing delicious pot luck luncheon, the those who plan to attend to take ss r of a hymn, Margaret Nickel ledWomen's Institute held its annual note of the supply table for the I in devotions and prayer, reading meeting in the library room of display, "Enjoy the Year of the _ ". from John 15: 1 8. Roll call was a the community centre on April Child". Mrs. Don Eadie and Mrs. thought or peon about spring, 18.Don Wallace will make plans for and was responded to with manySecretary-treasurerMrs. John a bus trip to view a play during interesting poems and EasterRutherford read the minutes of the summer. verses. the 1977-78 annual meeting and Officers for the ensuing year During the business session the roll call was answered by the are: past president, Mrs. ladies accepted an invitation to p payment of fees. Committee MacAdam; president, Mrs. Stan visit the Goforth Auxiliary May conveners then gave their Hays; first vice president, Mrs. 15. reports. Officers and committee Hank Bos; secretary -treasurer, Marilyn McPherson presented conveners will meet in the Mrs. Rutherford; district the evening's c on the current topic � library room of the community director, Mrs. MacAdam; public study of. China, "A revolution iscentre to plan 1979-80 programs relations, Mrs. Walter Woods; LL -not a picnic". The informative on Wednesday (tonight) at 8 p.m. pianist, Mrs. Wilfred Johann; resume of recut Chinese history The District Annual will be curator, Mrs. Norman Newans; was capably presented and most held in Kincardine Lutheran assistant curators, Mrs Gordon interesting. Marlene Darling Church on Tuesday, May 15. Mrs. Weir, Mrs. Dave Eadie; conducted a contest and the nominating committee, Mrs. guests of the evening sang an Newans, Mrs. Rutherford; ` Easter hymn. E'V1/o� �tCI1 Cheerio officers, Mrs. Newans, Beth Nickel was presented with. Mrs. Dave Eadie, Mrs. Arnold a life membership certificate and on behalf of the Belmore I@Qds UCW study Jeffray, Mrs. John Dickson, Mrs. Eldon Renwick; auditors, Mrs. ` N pin WMS and the meeting closed with John Dickson, Mrs. Elmer prayer. BELMORE—The origin of Ballagh. FURNITURE—Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Plummer of Kitchener were at the An hour of fellowship followed in keeping Helen Allen's column, "Today's The Curator's meeting will be May 9, MINIATURE the miniature furniture Mr. Plummer makes. the meeting and, with • Child", and television series, held on Wednesday, at Howick craft fair displaying examples of be used for jewel boxes, include scaled down copies of old the study of China, a delicious "Family Finder", was the topic 8:30 p.m. in the library room. of The little pieces, which can Chinese buffet was served. of a study led by Mrs. Elwood the community centre. patterns and original designs. Fitch when the McIntosh United 'lno SPECIALS Satin shorts Summer and Dress Blouses 012. long and short sleeves WHILE THEY LAST Drop in for more bargains ANNA'S DRESS SHOP 887-6062 Brussels Open Tue•dav - Saturday. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. We have a good selection of White sewing Machines Plus ... quality accessories, bobbins, scissors, belts, Schmetz needles and more! SALES AND SERVICE St. Paul's Church (ANGLICAN) WINGHAM John Street at Centre Street The Rector: The Rev. John T.M. Swan, L. Th. SUNDAY, APRIL 29 * The Second 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.—Mottins & Sermon 7:00 p.m.—Choral Evensong and Sermon. The music will be sung by the men and boys of St. Michael's Choir, Walkerton, under the direction of Mr. William Sewers. WEDNESDAY 10:00 a.m.—Holy Eucharist 8:00 p.m.—The Board of Management You are Invited to hear Millar Memorial Bible Institute Choir From Pambrun, Saskatchewan in Song and Testimony at WINGHAM BIBLE CHAPEL Boland Street APRIL 27,8:00 P.M. Everyone Welcome Church Women met April 18. Mrs. Gordon Wright led a singsong of favorite hymns to begin the meeting. Mrs. Norman Going out of Business Newans led devotions based on portions of the 24th chapter of St. Luke's Gospel and centred Mrs. Joyce Bainbridge of Mrs. Hugh Carmichael of around the Easter theme. She Tambridge, England, is visitin Willowdale has been visiting with closed her worship with prayer. with her aunt. Mrs. Jean Crum Mrs. Frank Hopper for the past Twenty members answered the of John Street. week. roll call with an Easter thought. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gaunt, Sunday visitors with Mr. and Following the business of the Wingham, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Mrs. Wallace Conn were Mr. and meeting a Dutch auction was Gaunt of Chatham left Thursday Mrs. Herb Hunter and Trevor. held. The meeting closed with the and visited with Mr and . Mrs. London, Mr. and Mrs. Doug benediction and lunch was served Don Dirstein and family of Ajax. Conley and Jason, Wingham; Mr. by Mrs. Oliver Dustow and Mrs. — All attended the wedding of Miss and Mrs. Mac Armstrong and Everett Dustow Everyone Is talking about Inflation. June Elliott and Murray Gibson family of Culross. The family Well this is your chance to beat inflation) in Ottawa on Saturday. was celebrating Mr. Conn's Weekend visitors with Mrs birthday and as part of the Aux • to buy Gershom Johnston, Catherine special occasion, took their everything Street, were Mrs. Jack Johnston parents out to dinner. of St. Pauls and her mother. Mrs. Mrs. Jean Crump has returned new equipment in the store except Stanley of Lucknow; Mr. and home after visiting relatives in Mrs. Charles Wood. Egmond Winnipeg and KindersleN , for hospital candy & cigarettes ville Mrs. Lois McMichael of Saskatchewan. While in the west. Seaforth: Jack Johnston. Mr. and she also attended the 50th wed - Mrs. Jim Johnston and Carol ding anniversary celebration of Members of the Auxiliary to There is something for every member of the family: Ann. Listowel: Mr. and Mrs her brother-in-law. Sid Crump. the Wingham and District Jones of Bluevale and Mrs. Crump at Kerrobert. Hospital, meeting Monday *clothes Saskatchewan. evening at the nurses' training Keith Humphrey of Blue, ale centre, decided to buy some new f — t conducted the Sunday morning equipment for use in the hospital. ✓, 'r` worship service in St. Andrew- s They will purchase another Presbyterian Church in the whirlpool tub, at a cost of 52,200;,>` 1t�� absence of Rev. Dr. R9 rt H also a stretcher bed to be used in '* Armstrong who was in charge of the outpatients' department, at i communion services at Bluevale an approximate cost of 51.500. f and Belmore. Mr Humphrey s Hospital Tag Days will be from sermon title was ''Ever Before May 11 to 18 during which time Us", Miss Olive Lapp sang two volunteers will conduct a door -to - solos during the service door canvass in the community Rev K Barry Passmore They are hoping to receive 6650 n as conducted the morrung worship which will enable them to pur- service in the United Church chase an immobilizer and J„ ® Lavonne Ballagh w•a5 guest positioner for the radiology Jewellery speaker. choosing as her theme department The purpose of this ]k "The Easter - Around and within equipment. is to lessen the ex - Us— A youth group. Kathy and posure to radiation for children Aileen Underwood. Sherri undergoing x-rays Green. Warren Wray and Jim' A pot luck supper preceded this Laidlaw. sang agroup of liver annunn al meeting. Ai report songs with guitar and piano were given during the business accompaniment The senior session which was conducted by choir also sang an anthem Mrs. Dom Vair A cheque in the Following the service members amount of s1,0o0 was presented of the teen class. with their by the convener of the gift case. teacher Mrs. Jim Ward. served Mrs. Robert Ritter, representing 188 Josephine St., Wingham Tel. 357-2262 lunch in the Sunday School room the pmceeds from the case of the church during the last 15 months. •games •gifts *boots •toys *cards, etc. r *housewares *shoes Come in and see that your dollars will buy a lot more just like the good old days A