The Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-12-05, Page 4frPm
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GORRIE UNITED CHURCH
Jesus said "'But who-
soever drinketh of the
water that 1 shall give
him shall never thirst,
but the water that I
shall give him shall be in
him a well of water
springing up into ever-
lasting life."
St. Paul's Church
(ANGLICAN)
W INGHAM
REV. T. K. HAWTHORN, ;lector
MRS. HARRY BRYDGES, Organist
and Choir Leader
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8 '
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8:30 a.m.—Holy Commoynion
11:00 a.m.—Family Service and White Gift Sunday
MEETINGS
Thurs., Dec. 5—ACW meeting at home of
Mrs. Dorothy Manuel, 1:45. p.m.
Thurs., Dec. 5—Euchre party in parish hall
at 8:30 p.m.
Mon., Dec. 9—Parish educational staff meeting
at the rectory 7:30 p.m.
wf?� . Dec. 11—Board of Management meeting
in the parish hall, 8 p.m.
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AFTER ALMOST 25 YEARS of service to the Wingham and District Hospital, Miss Edna
Carr has retired, spending her last day on the job last Friday. Gwen Norris, the director of
patient care, congratulates her for her service to the hospital. Miss Carr worked at the
lhospita l from 1943 to 1955 and from 1962 to 1974. (Staff Photo)
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Mrs. James Coultas to head
United Church Women in 1975
BELGRAVE — The final
meeting of the United Church
Women for 1974 was held on
November 26 in the church base-
ment.
President Mrs. Ross Anderson
oenectthe Meeting by reading=a
poem entitled, "Se 'day of
Love". The minutes of the
previous meeting were read and
approved and the treasurer's re-
port given.
Mrs. William Coultes was
asked to report on the October
calendars which had been given
out to the members.
The correspondence was read
which consisted of some appeals
, for financial assistance. It was
decided to send extra with the
allocation and also to sponsor a
delegate from the Hi -C to Toc
Alpha during the Christmas holi-
days.
olidays. Donations are to be sent as
well to the Victor Home for
Women in Toronto, The Overseas
Blanket Fund, to buy blakets and
the local Salvation Army to help
supply Christmas needs in Huron
County.
Several year end reports were
given. Mrs. James Coultes, re-
porting for the social committee,
reminded the ladies of the busy
yeat they had with several wed-
dings and other functions. Mrs.
Willard Armstrong reported
there had been five large boxes of
good used clothing packed and
sent to the London Mission Ser-
vice. The secretary then reported
on the five general meetings held
during 1974.
Mrs. Anderson reminded the
ladies that 1975 is' the 50th an-
niversary of the United Church
and that they should be thinking
of some special event to celebrate
the occasion. The Huron -Perth,
Presbytertalmteeting=,is tti be held
in Trinity .United Church,
Listowel, on February 26.
The offering was received and
dedicated. Mrs. James Coultes
reported for the nominating com-
mittee and the 1975 slate of of-
ficers is as follows:
Past, president, Mrs. James
'Coultes; president, Mrs. Ross
Anderson; vice president, Mrs.
Kenneth Wheeler; treasurer,
Mrs. Jack Higgins; secretary,
Mrs. Lawrence Taylor; finance
committee, Mis. Harold Vincent;
manse committee, Mrs. Robert
Grasby and Mrs. George John-
ston; program, Mrs. Cliff Logan,
Mrs. William Coultes and Mrs.
Murray Lougheed; social, Mrs.
William McArter,` Mrs. Clarence
Hanna and Mrs. George Procter;
supply, Miss Annie Cook and
Mrs. Willard Armstrong;
literature and communication,
Mrs: Leslie Bolt; Christian
education, Mrs. Kenneth
Wheeler; citizenship, com-
munity, friendship, Mrs. Ross
Higgins; stewardship and
recruiting, Mrs. George Martin;.
press and publicity, Mrs. Law-)
rence Taylor; flowers and'
sprays, Mrs. Lewis Cook and
Miss Annie Cook.; church flowers,
Mrs. Lewis Stonehduse; nom -
St. Andrew is theme
of couples' club meet
St. Andrew and the special day
bearing his name was the theme
of the devotional period when the
St. Andrew's Couples' Club met
in the Upper Room on Monday
evening of last week.
Conducted by Rev. and Mrs.
Robert Armstrong, the devotions
were based on scripture from the
first chapter of John's Gospel,
concerning Andrew becoming a
disciple. Mr. Armstrong com-
mented on St.. Andrew's Day and
its traditions and the flag of St.
Andrew was on display.
The minutes were read by Mrs.
Niergarth and the roll called by
Clare Niergarth, recording a
good attendance. The Cradle Roll
report was given by Mrs. Fred
McGee.
Further plans were discussed
for the Schneider Male Chorus
who will present a program on
April 2 in St. Andrew's Church,
Wingham, sponsored by the
Couples' Club as' its centennial
project.
Mrs. Jack Townshend led in a
singsong with Mrs. Wallace
Richardson at the piano. Mr. and
Mrs. Townshend then showed
pictures of their recent tour of the
southwestern United States.
After an interesting contest on
professions and occupations,
lunch was served by the com-
mittee in charge. The next meet-
ing will be held Wednesday,
December 18, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. G'irdon Wall.
Molesworth WMS
GORRIE — The Molesworth
Women's Missionary Society held
its November meeting at the
home of Mrs. George Mac-
Donald. Mrs. Lloyd Felker,
president, opened with a poem on
peace and offered prayer. Roll
call was answered by 18 ladies on
peace.
Mrs. John Freeman was in
charge of the program and told of
Armistice Day in Holland where
people still visit the graves and
place flowers. Candles were lit
for peace by Mrs. Tindall, Mrs.
McKercher, Mrs. Andrew
Henderson, and Mrs. Melvin
Dennis. Others taking part in the
meeting were Mrs. Bennett Mit-
chell, Mrs. J. prush, Mrs. Wes
Moore and Mrs. George Mac-
Donald.
The Christmas meeting will be
04held at the home of Mrs. John
reeman on Dec. 11.
inating committee, Mrs. Earl
Anderson and Mrs. James
Coultes; auditors, Mrs. George
Michie and Mrs. Willard Arm-
strong.
Mrs. William Stevenson sang a
sglo entitled, "He Became Prior"'
o,$ '; tht's ` iva§, the 'ehrristiimats "
meeting some of the ladies
presented a Christmas drama,
"One Special Night". Those
taking part were Mrs. Cliff
Logan, Mrs. William Coul-
tes, Mrs. Laura Johnston-, Mrs.
Lawrence Taylor, Mrs. James
Coultes, Mrs. Leslie Bolt, and\
Mrs. John Kerr.
Mrs. Murray Lougheed con-
ducted the worship service
assisted by Mrs. Willard Arm-
strong, the theme being "Hope".
"Silent Night" was sung and
the scripture from Hebrews 6:9-
19 were read by Mrs. Armstrong.
A short meditation pertaining to
the theme of the worship was
given by Mrs. Lougheed follow-
ing which she led in prayer.
"Hark the Herald Angels Sing"
was sung and Mrs. Lougheed
dosed with a benediction.
Shower for
brid.eeIect
Pam Templeman B1 Mardi
Adams entertained recently' at a
miscellaneous bridal shower held
at the latter's home in honor of
Miss Janis Qhm.
About 15 former classmates
and girl*iienda of the bride-to-be
attended the event,
Miss Ohm's marriage takes
,place this Saturday at the Wing -
ham Uhited Church.
Christmas fare
to be held
at hospital
Looking for a unique gift idea?
The Hospital Auxiliary, which
provides so many fine and worth-
while services for the Wingham
and District Hospital, is, on
Friday of this week, providing
yet another.
The Auxiliary members will
hold a Christmas Fayre in the
hospital lobby, beginning at 10
a.m. Handcrafted articles and
toys will be the order of the day,
just the thing to add a personal
touch to Christmas giving. The
'nide. We boa MA-
and by students in
the disco of Ws. WSW= and
Lockri4te at tha F. E
MOW Icy.
Prot** iron tb ot time
Oft* will boo dirottod toward p
joctsatthe hospital, which 034,
MVO** 10 04000 eseit year.
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