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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-01-17, Page 6)hRt d—i'1ia WbililiMdt Advance -Tunes. January 17, IM Mn. William Smith hosts WAAS m eet i n g GORRIE—Mrs. William A. repeated in unison. Mrs- Gordon Smith was hostess for [he Moir, secretary, read the January meeting of the Women's minutes and correspondence. Missionary Society of Knox It was announced that the Presbyterian Church. World Day of Prayer service will Miss Louise Matthews opened be held in the United Church this the meeting with the quotation year, on the first Fridry in from King George Vl, regarding March. Mrs. Smith received the the words of advice given to "the offering whiclh- was dedicated by man who stood at the gate of the the .president.' The singing of a year". She followed her opening hymn closed that portion of the words with prayer. meeting. The roll call was answered by a Mrs. Alv= Mundell conducted Bible verse containing the word, the devotions with prayer as her 'glory'. The Lord's Prayer and theme. Discussion followed. A the WMS aim and purpose were poem, "Bits of Silver", was read by Mrs. Hugh Deighton and a at Salvation Army e dialogue, "If God Should Speak„ Corrie ten Boom was presented by Mrs. Mundell and Mrs. Glenn Underwood. film to be shown Mrs. Mundell closed the meeting with prayer and a social at Salvation Army e half hour was enjoyed. • Come ten Boom, nom tn..her . eighties, can look back on a life of �I adventure, physical pain and VN heartbreak. Yet it is a life that has strengthened her faith, built w)1s her character and given meaning —.Mrs. Agnes Caskanette to Ler existence. returned home on Friday after Come ten Boom has written undergoing surgery at Wingham f several books about -her ex- and District Hospital. periences, especially of the years —Mrs. Marg Burkhart of �. when she and her family Holiday World.recently returned provided refuge for countless fronii an interesting holiday to the 3 Jewish families during Gestapo Caribbean islandof Cuba. raids. She, her sister and their elderly father were arrested for their interference and the women <:,y were sent to a concentration Mrs. Metcalfe camp where they underwent many demoralizing and reOds article dehumanizing experiences. Last year, the wonderful at ACW meetingx movie, "The Hiding Place played in this area of Western "Canadian Hospitality" was Ontario, showing the dramatic turning points of Miss ten Boom's the topic of an article written by Canon Hinkley of London, HOT CHOCOLATE BREAK—Members of the Belgrave tour last Saturday. Also available, though less popular, was life. Now a new release comes England, and read by Mrs. Hi -C N. ovided hot chocolate and snacks along the route to taking in the Wingham centennial family ski ice-cold fruit drink. from World Wide Pictures. Thomas Metcalfe at the January skiers part Entitled "Corrie: Behind the meeting of St. Paul's Anglican Scenes with The Hiding Place", Church Women. The women met the film features interesting sidelights on the experiences of in the parish hall. Mrs. William Austin read the Unit Evening Un the cast and crew during the filming of the earlier motion scripture. Three bales are being packed this week at the home of holds meeting couple Fordwielchco u p celebrates ■ picture and gives an insight into this wonderful lady whose faith and vitality shine from her. eyes Mrs.. Don Farnell for the Kewatin Diocese, - The next meeting will be held FORDWICH—The Evening Fordwich United 60th wedding anniversary just as they have shown in her February 1 at the parish hall. The Unit Ladies of Church met at the home of Mrs. life. The film will be shown at the subject of the roll call will be a parable of Jesus. All Anglican Eva Harris. The worship service was taken by Mrs. Harris and the retired the villa e. a phone call from the Queen's An open house was held Sunday Y o g The bo ood health secretary at Buckingham Palace Salvation Army Citadel on Ed- Street at 7 p.m Sunday, women are cordially invited. Due.to weather conditions, the Mrs. Livermore. A poem, "Put enjoy afternoon in the Fordwich Y g and enjoy v that a Community Hall when Mr. and j Y isiting and playing was received, saying ward ,tri1i01 ery .21. It is open to the euchre party- scheduled for Your Hand in the Hand of God" was read by Mrs. Harris and a Mrs. James Vittie celebrated cards. telegram and scroll was on its During the afternoon open way to them. public and is free of charge. Families are urged to attend the January 4 was cancelled. The next euchre party will be held hymn was sung. Mrs. Livermore their 60th wedding anniversary. g Despite the stormy weather house, lunch was served from tea film together. January 18 at 8:30 p.m. read the scripture and a poem on the New Year. The singing of many relatives, friends and tables covered with gold -colored tablecloths adorned with vases of another hymn was followed by an neighbors called to wish them all white carnations. Mrs. Stan the best. • o item on the theme of the meeting, Bride of Palmerston, Mrs. Roy New Year's resolutions. Mem N Simmons and Miss Ruth John- FIGHT "URft 1W1WR_1P1_ SIP A NICE NOT A, OFLEMONINIE Buckley's Lemon Time goes to work fast. . It clears up your stuffy nose, eases your pain and reduces your fever. And all you do is add hot LEtt 1 Water, sit back and b„q.ade feel the fast comforting relief. Lemon Time. A hot Lemon medicine to soothe your miserable cold �•• pop HLAUMAN taL LAMcna Sparkling Clean and Fresh Clothes READMAN CLEANERS Gentle, Effective Dry Cleaning READMAN CLEANERS Sparkling Clean and Fresh Clothes READMAN CLEANERS Gentle, Effective Dry Cleaning READMAN CLEANERS Sparkling Clean and Fresh Clothes READMAN CLEANERS Gentle, Effective Dry Cleaning READMAN CLEANERS Wingharn TRUST US hers were advised to "leave Mr. and Mrs. Vdtte were ston poured tea from the table AYTON LODGE something behind and look ahead married in England Jan. 15, 1919 centred with an anniversary cake toward the future". Another and then moved to Canada, and white candles and flower it was s and then Mrs. settling down as farmers in the RESIDENTIAL HOME hymn ung arrangements the couple had Xviffiout ' Livermore closed with prayer. Gorrie area for many years. received as gifts. Country Home For Senior Citizens and Retirees Mrs. Harris opened the They then spent a few years in Mr. and Mrs. Vittie have two Private and Semi -Private Rooms business session with the roll Welland and moved back to daughters, Jean, Mrs. William be a YA Home Atmosphere with Loving Care call. Seventeen members an- Fordwich where they farmed Sothers and Joan, Mrs. Carl Du Our Rates are Very Reasonable swered with a get welLWd with until about 10 years ago when Stewart of Fordwich. They also stamp for the sick. during 1979: have four grandchildren and four Eileen MOyles The minutes of the last meeting great-grandchildren. a' O 5 Louisa St. were read and Mrs. Wagler gave The received man cards, s M Meeting Phone the treasurer's report for the past Ming honors gifts and telephone calls from Ayton, Ont. 519-"5-7625 year. A letter from the nursing �/ those unable to attend. NOG 1 CO home asking the ladies about Mr. MCS. • Ittle Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Vittie and their yearly visit was read; new �+hNw► programs were discusseda and FORDWICH—A joint meeting Tom, Mrs. Jennie Vittie of committee formed to set them of Hawick Legion Branch 307 and Wainfleet, Mr. and Mrs. RonVittie and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon the Ladies' Auxiliary was held , up, _ rY Mrs. Jim Timberley and Mrs. Monday night of last week in the Vittie of Port Colborne and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gilmore of Guelph Do you always take a bath, instead of a shower Mel Allan based their program Legion, rooms, Wroxeter, at were among the guests at- y y Paul's � on the New Year, urging which time Mr. and Mrs. James 7 St. tending. which uses less power. everyone to try to do better. Vittie were pleasantly surprised About 40 relatives and friends Following the singing of a hymn on the occasion of their 60th enjoyed a smorgasbord dinner at (ANGLICAN) Mrs. Allan closed with a poem on anniversary. 6 o'clock. Rev. O. Laramie asked , the New Year theme. Bill Newton expressed best the Blessing and brought best The next meeting will be held wishes on behalf of the group and wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Vittie. WI NGHAM Feb. 14 at the home of Mrs. Cecil the couple was presented with Rev. T. Fleetham expressed Wilson. Miss L. Beswetherick dinner tickets and a corsage and his best wishes. Do u fill a kettle full to make a single cup? The Rr: The Rev. Joh John Street of John T.M.Centre Street Swan, L. Th. will be showing slides of her trip. boutonniere, also a gaily Mr. and Mrs. Vittie thanked g p' ecto Mrs. Doug Harding and Mrs. decorated cake. They both everyone for helping to make Turn on the washing machine for just a few things? Dave Lockie served a lovely thanked everyone and a social their anniversary such a happy SUNDAY JANUARY 21 1079 lunch - time was enjoyed. ' occasion and on Monday morning , * Third Sunday after the Epiphany 8:30 a.m.—Holy Eucharist 10:30 a.m.—Church School 11:00 a.m.—Sung Eucharist and Sermop' Stewart's Insulation Ltd. Serving Huron County for 15 years • U.F. • Foam • Blown Fibre • Rock Wool • Rigid Urethane Foam Rental equipment and materials available COMMERCIAL . RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL FARM BMDINGS 207 Huron Road, Goderich Tel. 524-8821 or 524-2094 Mrs • Dinsmore leads Seniors FORDWICH—Mrs. Marion Dinsmore was elected president of the Fordwich Senior Citizens when the January meeting was held in the hall Wednesday evening of last week.The 1979 slate of officers was presented by Miss Ruth Johnston, convener of the nominating committee. First vice president is Roy Kennedy and second vice president is Mrs. Clare Harris. Miss M. McElwain is secretary and Wray Cooper is treasurer. Auditors are Mrs. S. Bride and Miss Lenora Beswetherick; group leaders, Mrs. E. Dietz, Mrs. Florence Wilson, Mrs. Harris; hospitality, Russell Nickel, Sam Johnston; nominating committee, Miss Johnston, Mrs. William Wilson, Mrs. Roy Simmons. The program was convened by Mrs. Florence Wilson and in- cluded skits, puzzles, games and euchre. The FebNaly meeting on Wednesday. FeRruary 7, will be preceded by a pot luck luncheon at 1 p.m. A program and shuf- neboard will follow. Leave the TV on when no ones watching? l And do you often forget to tum cuff the porch light even though everyone s home in bed? ' Any of these thoughtless little habits can make you I a tum -off. Because waste of electricity like anything that everybody really needs, can tum p(N)ple off. Wouldn't you rather tum off a light bulb than tum off a friend? Think about how you use electricity. WasthW elec licity turns peWle Off. c This message is hrough, 10 You hY Your f lvdro on hehalf of people who care Q. • 4 4 �i HYB-3344 .