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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-02-19, Page 8W Advance -Times, Thurs., February 19, 1976 ... ... _ .. •. .r A __'� . �'wm � 1x11"'i.�:r.�i��=i � ::iu� � �L ri:,..�:411�.0 A*vl'n Smith s peckerq1i . / institutemeeting During the service, the senior choir, accompanied by Hap WHITECRURCH — Marvin k • � � Y ... ... _ .. •. .r A __'� . �'wm � 1x11"'i.�:r.�i��=i � ::iu� � �L ri:,..�:411�.0 A*vl'n Smith s peckerq1i . / institutemeeting During the service, the senior choir, accompanied by Hap WHITECRURCH — Marvin trees turning brown. Serm®n Smith of the Ministry of Natural The speaker was thanked and A e a ednQ ed n a 6tte rine a ne< � e � a���nc~l � a��a��n� � ' Resources was the goes[ speaker Presented with a gift. 4 when the Women's Institute met Education and Cultural Activi r r February 18 at the home of Mrs. ties was the, theme of the meeting United Church on Sunday morn- George Fisher, Wingham. which was opened by Miss Merle 'i:.. Mr. Smith's topic was "Wood- Wilson, the president. Following #• G ?. \ �. lots". He said that a well -man- il the opening exercises, Miss Wil- ? ` a ed farm woodlot will yield aged son extended a warm welcome to were threatened with death timber, fuel and fence posts for visitors and members. Minutes FLASH I home use and at times sawlogs were read by the secretary, Mrs. t�,: . • .. ,z ,*-:. ; . for market. He stressed the im- Fisher. Y, portance of having crooked and It was decided to appoint the in - said, "the book has been the defective trees removed; in this coming president, Mrs. Russell x,e� way, the value of the woodlot can on McGuire, as delegate to the con- tions of today." be doubled. be ference. Roll call was answered BUT YOU'LL LOVE IT "The most important treat- by 23 reciting or reading a poem ' meat for a young woodlot is thin- from a school reader. R". ning," Mr. Smith said, "when The motto, "All our children ? trees are five to ten inches in need today is LSD", was pre of ever steward, without Y e diameter." Pared by Mrs. T. Metcalfe and . To assist farmers, the Ministry read by Mrs. Dan Tiffin. In ,r. of Natural Resources will inspect dealing with the LSD 'of the . '. a woodlot and an agreement may .notto—Love, Security and Disci be made whereby the woodland line—Mrs. Metcalfe said that P' " §'� �� improvement and work may be the love of a home is shown whens "".,' done free of charge. All owners of a mother is there to welcome the # k V" ` lots of five acres or more may children when they return from 3M . �.;, n r. .� �, ., a .°t u.. qualify ,for woodland improve- school. A mother is a symbol of says or is, will be brou ht to li ht Y g g ment. The agreement lasts for 15 security, a bank where children deposit all their hurts and wor- MRS. PAT WILSON scrutinizes the three posters chosen as contest last week. Mrs. Wilson, Murray Hunter and Don years.- F,)Ilowing Mr. Smith's talk, the ries. Mother also disciplines and winners in the Wingham Kinsmen "Heritage Day" poster Vair were the judges for the contest that ended Monday. ladies asked for information re- trains the child. A child who has f� garding the Dutch Elm disease, not 'known discipline will show "Many Christians will be em- maple tree disease and cedar that he has not in later years. The committee appointed to beT p Kinsmen poster e,®n t e s t remembers Heritage Day in charge of arrangements for the barrassed when the Lord makes vice-president, Wendy Kay; District Annual, being held in "Heritage Day" did not pass several weeks before and in berry Central; Ellen Nolt, grade Wawanosh: Grades seven and Guest musicians Whitechurch in May will be Mrs. unnoticed in the Wingham area cludedcontest,rules. The judging two, East Wawanosh; Erika eight — Eric Taylor, grade press reporter, Clara Milligan, Bill Rintoul, Mrs. Lorne Durnin Monday — at least, not for the of the posters took place Monday Hooftman, grade one, Turnberry seven, East Wawanosh; Ken at. Baptist Church and Mrs. Fred Tiffin. Two held and students of four area elementary at F. E. Madill, where Mrs. Pat Central. Grades three and four — Warwick, grade eight, Turnberry Wing- teacher at Madill, Central; Peter Helm, grade The role of secretary will be ro- contests were schools. The students of Wilson, an art Michelle Hooftman, Elaine osk for ... won by Mrs. Elgin Johnston and ham Public School, Turnberry Murray Hunter, a history Campbelland Sandra Sanderson, seven, Turnberry Central. The New Hope Trio, comprised Miss iWilson. Mrs. Don Ross Central,, Sacred Heart and East, teacher, also at Madill, and artist all grade four students from The winning posters will be dis- of Mrs. Ross Wilhelm of Wing- played a piano solo. Treats were Wawanosh commemorated the Don Vair pored -over 76 posters to Turnberry Central. Grades five played in Wingham throughout ham" Baptist, Mrs. Ronald Bo- provided for the Valentine boxes. occasion with posters entered in a pick the three finalists, in each of and six — Elizabeth Kaufman, the week, "and prizes will be lander of St. Thomas and Miss Lunch was served by Mrs. contest sponsored by the Wing- four categories. grade five, Wingham Public awarded by project chairman Jan Gregor of Cambridge, were, Fisher, Mrs. Helen Lewis and ham Kinsmen Club.. The winning posters were de- School; Blair Mansell, grade 'six, Andy McBride during assemblies guests Sunday at worship ser- Mrs. ,Gershorn Johnston. The details on the contest were " signed by: grades one and two — Wingham Public School; Jen- at each of the schools. vices yin the Wingham Baptist forwarded to' 'the four schools David Wheeler grade two, Turn- nifer Johns alade five East Sunday speaker lize that He has already come in the Holy Spirit." uses, revelation During the service, the senior choir, accompanied by Hap US theme Swatridge, sang Mentie DuVal's Prayer". Serm®n "',,Canadian A e a ednQ ed n a 6tte rine a ne< � e � a���nc~l � a��a��n� � Rev. Barry Paasmore'used the e book of Revelation as his scrip- e Par s h holds ture background as he spoke to 0 the congregation of the Wingham 's United Church on Sunday morn- • ing. He read verses from the first Let chapter and explained that the book was written for its own day and written in code to give hope us assist you with your :. . and strength to Christians who at Whiterhireh were threatened with death ; .I under the Roman .emperor, FLASH I Domitian. He told how Christians ' were charged with treason if they did not claim Caesar as their BEAVER FEVER lord. "Unfortunately," the speaker has hit said, "the book has been the HARRIS STATIONERY victim of religious fanatics who in Wingharn have tried to apply it to the situa- g club, "Featuring Fruit", was tions of today." IT'S HIGHLY CONTAGIOUS I In closing, Mr. Passmore said, BUT YOU'LL LOVE IT "We shouldn't be concerned with (Prominently displayed at when Christ will come, but rea- the rear of the store) REV. T. ICs HAWTHORN, Rector MRS. D. RICHARDSON, Organist and Choir Leader SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22 Sexagesima 8`30 a.m.—Holy Communion 11:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer and Sermon EVENTS Thurs., Feb. 19—Euchre party in parish hall, 8:30 p.m. Church. They sang inspiring numbers during the morning — - service and at the evening �! worship hour, they sang several, S dH t � songs exalting the Lord Jesus • New4-N club acre ear �, Christ and His soon return. . A e a ednQ ed n a 6tte rine a ne< � e � a���nc~l � a��a��n� � Pastor Ross Smith, at the morning service, chose scripture Porganizedi e e Par s h holds w 0 g 's • - Let from the fourth chapter of Paul's us assist you with your :. . first letter to the Corinthians, and told how the apostle, through the at Whiterhireh • annual meeting ; .I plans for that all important >• day. inspiration of the Holy Spirit, :. ' Y wedding attempts to show the Corinthian WHITECHURCH —The new 4 The annual meeting of the „.'.: church her responsibility as g club, "Featuring Fruit", was Sacred Heart Parish of Wingham stewards' of God. He stressed faithfulness as the requirement. organized Monday evening of last was held recently with Rev. A. J. A for week by leaders Mrs. Archie ]Nolan opening with prayer, COME 1N AND SEE OUR COMPLETE of ever steward, without Y e Purdon and Mrs. Walter Elliott, . SELECTION OF faithfulness, steward is of little at the latter's home. Present Named members of'the exega value. were Kathy'' and L.or_i-Purdoti; tivewer-e: chairman, H. Pias; co- It ,:_. _ T.._ • INVITATIONS - � ,'A Christian is to vractise what he for that he does, �� Ann Jamieson, Wendy Kay chairman, O. Curtis; secretary,. ��t • ANNOUNCEMENTS i preaches, all and Clara Milligan. L. Steffler; alternate, A. Mahe; ,a M. ' ` . e INFORMALS says or is, will be brou ht to li ht Y g g committees: 'spiritual and tb�' one day," said Pastor Smith. Officers elected'were: presi- - liturgical, L. Ryan, A. Mahe', P. f� • ACCESSORIES r "Many Christians will be em- dent, Lori Ann Jamieson; first :Albers; recreational, L. Steffler, I barrassed when the Lord makes vice-president, Wendy Kay; S. Skinn; social action, A. Stef Your choice of various paper =lock=, type manifest even the hidden press reporter, Clara Milligan, fler, Mrs. H. deBruyn 1, material �' y .w styles and size=. :°,4' thoughts of the heart, as Paul The role of secretary will be ro- and finance, L. Saunders,G. osk for ... says He will tated. Belanger; youth, D. Ducharme,. #• ' 'fry • , . ;4^ At the evening service, con- The club will be known as The T.. Morrison, P. BIake, 'A. tinuing his study of Revelation, Fruity Five and they will hold deBruyn.0`lP?fP�1 the pastor read from chapter meetings on Wednesday evenings:" �� eight, stressing the fact that God g g at seven o'clock. Each member is There area roximatel 170 approximately sM r 1�1o'IIHh wants man to repent and He uses to contribute 75 cents to help with Catholic- families in Sacred �� • Y 1 judgment as His last resort to expenses. Heart. During 1975, 30 infants five - Select your }wedding invitations, announcements bring this about. Gods grace and were baptized and people''. mercy are seen in. the half-hour The members' pamphlets were became converts to the faith. £,: and accessories with complete confidence as to silence imposed upon all given to the girls and an outline of Approximately 15 children quality and correctness of form. r heaven's hosts immediately the project and. requirements was received their first communion THIS "HAPPY BIRTHDAY" poster was one of about 70 ; preceding these judgments. The given. Mrs. Purdon demon- and in total, 23,000 communions entered in the Wingham Kinsmen "Heritage Day" poster a' WE ALSO HAVE PERSONALIZED WEDDING NAPKINS, MATCHES.,—, ` angelic hosts bow in silence as strate�d to mallow chews and ..- doft - were given during Masses. Ten, contest last week. The judging Monday awarded it first AND CAKE BOXES . .,. . the final judgments are about to dascassed4he variety and value marriages were performed. prize in the grades one and two group. It was designed by fall upon the rejectors of Jesus. of the gruit group. -Lori Ann David Wheeler of Turnberry Central. Christ still dwelling upon. the Jamieson demonstrated the The Summer School of Religion number of tablespoons of water was a great success due to the earth. During both services, accom- needed to fill one cup. Mrs. Elliott 'work of many of the parishioners. paniment for the hymns was - spoke on Vitamin C. " The Auxiliary ministers of Holy provided by Mrs. Raymond Neill Kathy and Lori Purdon will Eucharist have also done con - on the organ'and Mrs. Wilhelm, demonstrate baked apples at the siderable good work in the pianist. • next meeting. parish. 0 IT WAS A FIRST Canadian Valentine's Day last week for Katrin, 12, and Elisabeth, 9, who arrived from Germany last fall to settle in this area. The two girls, students at East Wawanosh, displayed their Valentines and smiles. They are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs Heinrich Otto of RR 5, Wingham. % 'K Roll .. sOCKS. 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