The Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-05-10, Page 8Page 8—The Wing him* Advance -Times, Thursday„ May 10, 1973
features from
The World of Women
Mrs. W. Brydges hosts
St. Paul's ACW meeting
The regular meeting of St.
Paul's Anglican Church Women
was held at the home of Mrs. W.
Brydges. President, Mrs. W.
Connell, led in opening prayers
after the singing of "What a
Friend We Have in Jesus".
Mrs. M. Bradburn introduced
the devotional period which
began with Mrs. A. Higgins read-
ing th . "Legend of the Easter
Flow ", the little flower nestled
at the foot of the Cross, whose
beautiful blooms comforted the
women and are today a symbol of
purity. Mrs. C. Wade read
scripture from the sixth chapter
of Ephesians..
Mrs. Austin's topic was
"Acres of Diamonds". She told
the'story of a wealthy contented
man who was so carried away by
thetales of an Arab guide, that he
travelled the world over for
diamond, fields and the wealth
they would bring, and finally lost
his life. Later valuable diamonds
were found on his own farm, a
treasure which lay at his feet had
he looked.
Mrs, T. K. Hawthorn closed the
worship service with prayer.,
Roll call was answered with a
verse about `trust' and thank -you
notes were read. An invitation to
join with Fordwich A. C. W. on
Thursday evening, May 10, was
accepted; also one • from the
United Church Women, to attend
their Bridal Fashion show on
May 30.
Miss Myrtle Johnson and Mrs.
Don Farnell reported on the
Diocesan A. C. W. second annual
meeting held in London
Teachers' College on April 27,
Bishop.. Queen conducted com-
munion service before the busi-
ness 'meeting. Mrs. Uoyd Mc-
Fadden, retiring;ACW president,
spoke in the afternoon and Arch-
deacon Morse Robinsonspoke in
the evening.
In Mrs. McFadden's remarks
she stated the theme for this
year's meeting was "Behold, I
Make All Things New". She said,
"The butterfly is an ancient
Christian symbol of resurrection
and new life which is available to
us now in this age of tech-
nological development". The
story was used,of caterpillars
trying in vain to reach great
heights which are easily attain-
able after they become butter-
flies; hence is the idea of res-
urrection after death, made more
real to us,
Mrs. McFadden continued,
"We must consider how we can
make our church a new creation,
a resurrection body for our time.
We must have a sense of love
going on in the congregation; the
role of woman is still one of love,
care and concern but we still
have a long way to go in under-
standing responsibility". ,.
The president thanked the dele-
gates for,;their report, Rev. T. K.
Hawthorn pronounced the bene-
diction.
The June meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. W. French on
Thursday, June 7.
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INDIVIDUAL WINNERS of the Ladies' Wednesday Night bin,' ing league get together at •
their banquet at the Wingham Legion Hall. Gloria Thomasf former president of the league
and now living in Ingersoll, was presented with a gift, along with Doreen Young..Diane
English won the award for the highest triple of 906; Shirley Storey, the highest average,
208; Ruby MacLennan, the highest single, 334, and Verna Steffler, president and chair-
man of the league. (Staff Photo)
Kinettes gather fqr annual
inter -club get-together
The 'respective clubs of the Goderich, Exeter, Hensall,
Midwestern Ontario Dinette Club Harriston, Shelburne; Listowel,
gathered \Wednesday for the an- Wingham and Mount Forest.
nual get-together dinner and The meeting was held under
meeting in St. Mary's ' Hall, the theme "Kinettes 'Cruise" and
Mount Forest. was held for the presentation of
Represented', at the meeting the clubs' yearly reports of their.
were the presidents or vicepresi- activities by the presidents of the
dents of the various clubs located respective local groups. Two
in the nine , locales- of Clinton, vice-presidents delivered the re-
ports in place of presidents who
were unable, to attend.
Also present at the meeting
was district convener, Mrs.
Linda Lowe; the district treas-
urer, Mrs. Vera Muir; the district,
secretary, Mrs: Melva Dell; and`
the district bulletin editor, Mrs:
Effie Goldchurx;. all of Niagara
Falls.
Of the district executive pres-'.
ent at the meeting, Mrs. Lowe
was the only officer to present a
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Norris, pies eat, Shelburne and
Mrs. Gwen .trong, president of
the Wingham club also sat at the
table.
The presentation of reports was
made immediately after the din-
ner, which was prepared and
managed by the Mount Forest
Catholic Women's League, and
prior to a musical interlude sup-
plied by the Mount Forest Bar-
bershoppers, who were intro-
duced by Mrs. Don Yae of Mount
Forest. The Barbershoppers sang
a selection of six songs for the as-
sembled ladies.
Following the Barbershoppers'
performance, the Kinettes were
treated to a fashion show by the
D.F. Shop located in Durham.
The fashion show, which lasted
approxithately three quarters of
an hour with a five minute inter -
report to the estimated 155 Kinn- mission, featured 11 models with
The .afternoon, Qf the='
United Church Women met in, the
Sunday School room on Tuesday
afternoon of last week, Twwenty.
seven, members and one itor
were present,.
Mre, Bone was in,charge;of the
meeting and she• was assisted. by
Mrs. 1aselgrover. Mrs. Bone
op►edthe meeting with a per,
followed by thesinging of the
hymn, "Stand VP for Jesus'", The
scripture reading, from the, fifth
chapter of St, Matthew, was'
given by Mrs. Haselgrove.
Mrs, Bone gave another read,
ing, followed by prayer by Mrs.
Haselgrove, Mips, Galbraith
favored the group with an instru-
mental solo. '
A• W meeting.
BELGRAVF — The May meet-
ing of the ° Anglican Church Wo-
men was held at the home of Mrs.
Archie Montgomery with 12
members present. Miss Mary
Isobel Nethery opened the Meet-
ing with prayer: The hymn,
"Rock of Ages" wa* sung and the
Lord's prayer repeated in unison;
The scripture was read by Mrs.
Clarence Walker.
Minutes of the last meeting
were read by the secretary, Mrs.
Clare Van Camp. The treasurer,.
Mrs. Edna Nethery gave the
financial report. Everyone
signed a card to.send to Mrs. Sam
Fear who is a patient in Clinton
hospital. The dues, were paid, the
apron and birthday box passed
and the raffle was won by Miss.
Nora Van Camp.
Mrs. Hugh Rinn read two
poems, "Why Did You Leave the
'Farm", and "The Taxi Driver".
Mrs: Montgomery played several
piano selections and Denise and "
Angela Nethery tap danced. The
roll call was answered by naming
a garden mentioned in the Bible.
The new rector, ev.-Fred' Car-
son, was present.and spoke
briefly, then closed the meeting
with prayer. Grace was sung and
lunch served by the hostess.
meltSgiivttsr attending 'the m v 'Me B r`t0� n r�,e ti ,ra.i r ��lsPa 1100 R."W �' lilfx I.f4l9)
ing 1i i1 f repb> b tf►fi�21vronti$ MI) dS rx. si �uci
many area club acti%Fitios she'll s' of description f r the rafa F. rsmof s be-
beeninvolved with in the past Y injtiisplayed.
year. it .Sacred Heart
Seated at the head table were, •
Mrs. Jean Jewett, club president, UC W meeting_
Clinton; Mrs. Wanda Reynolds,
president, Exeter; Mrs. Judy BELMORE — The April meet -
Hiles, vice-president, Goderich ; ing of the United Church Women
Mrs Helen Maxwell, president, was held at the home ,1 of Mrs.
HenSall; Mrs. Jill Yake, past William Lake. The meeting was
president, Mount Forest and co- opened by singing a hymn. Mrs.
convener for the inter -club meet- Lake then read the scripture
ing; Mrs. Jackie Becker, also from Psalm 46. ,
past -president of the Mount For- The leader, Mrs. Wilfred
est club and convener of the. in- Johann, read an article on
terclub gathering."Looking Up" followed by pray -
Mrs.' Marlene Israel, vice- er. Another hymn was sung.
president, Mount Fprest; the • The roll call, "A good book to
area executive, Mrs. Linda Lowe, read", was answered by six
district convener; Mrs. Melva ladies with seven in attendance.
Dell, district secretary; Mrs. Mrs. Lake served lunch, followed
Vera Muir, district treasurer; by a film from Thailand called
Mrs. Effie Goldchurx, district "The Finest Gold", shown - by
bulletin editor; Shirley Hay, Rev. Lake. Mrs. Johann closed
president, Listowel; Mrs. Carol by reading a poem. •
The final euchre . party of the
season, sponsored by the Catholic
Women's League, was held at
Sacred Heart Church on Tuesday
evening of last week with 23
tables in "play. Various prizes
were given.
Winning the prizes for ladies'
high scores, were Mrs. Joe Red-
mond and Mrs. Gordon Godkin;-
men's \
men's'\ high prizes went to Jim
Wilson and Grant Wilton. Low
prizes went to Mrs. Gordon Gan-
nett and George Marklevitz. Mrs.
Gerry McGlynn was the high lady .
playing as a man and Fred
Porter had the most lone hands. •
Door prizes were won by Mrs.
Mabel Cruickshank, Ewart
Jamieson and Jim Ste. Marie.
CONSOLED WITH T MEIR trophies are Barb's Sapphires: captain, Barb Dauphin, Caro-
line Greenaway, Shirley Stevenson, Beth Skinn, Maude Schiestal and Linda Cerson, who
won the Ladies' Wednesday Night bowling league consolation prize. (Staff Photo)
MU R I E L McFA R LAN E, Bea Shropshall, Joan Henry, Edna Armstrorng, Jean King and
captain, Ruth Ann Readman, pose with their victory trophies after winning the playoff
championship in the Ladies' W041(0411 Night bowling league. (Staff Photo)
Mini. Bone „fie an Irl and
the Green Revolution and gave a
t' ding' "BloOsed Are They".
Bob 'Crawford explained
the ,pictorial book which..the
church* :apningand
took charge oft business
tion..Ahe meeting, thanking .her
helpers for a very enjoyable
meeting, The minutes were read
by Mrs. Taylor and, plana wefe
made to quilt a quilt for Mrs..
Langridge on Tuesday of t
week. Cards were sent to Mrs,
Bryant" and Mrs,, Totting,
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Thenestmeeting will be June 5
with Mrs, Leonard James, y�
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