The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-02-21, Page 6I
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Hospital dietician speaks
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at Jr. Institute meeting
HOWICK—The Howick Junior
Following Mrs. Blagrave's
to be held at Sacred Heart
Institute enjoyed a very in-
talk, the roll call was answered
formative and interesting talk by
by n members and foto guests.
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nursery and an hour of fellowship
Mrs. Paula Blagrove, dietician at
Marg Greig read the minutes of
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the Wingham and District
the last meeting and the
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will follow the worship.
Hospital, last Thursday evening
correspondence. President Lis
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in Howlek Central School.
Hargrave announced a change of
date for the April meeting. It will
sirungly of woneri's freed:.r.: to
Mrs. Blagrave spoke on the
be held April 26, one week later
in the Pan-African Leadership
live worthwhile satisfying lives.
importance of following
than usual. Plans were then
Canada's Food Rules at all times,
discussed for a fashion show to be
One of the things the preaching
for all ages. The secret of suc-
held in May.
cesstul dieting is to cut down the
A committee was formed to
amoupts of all foods eaten,
plan the annual family dance on.
following the food rules to
June 1. New club bylaws were
maintain good nutrition. Dieting
presented and pasaed and it was
munities of Canada and in 170
could possibly require a per-
decided to have a birthday box
manent change in eating habits,
available for contributions each
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she said.
month.
The speaker also warned
The meeting closed with the
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against fad -diets and skipping
Mary Stewart Collect and lunch
this year,p service, the women
meals, saying they do not help.
was served by Ronna Lee
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She stressed that exercise does
Johnson, Carolyn MacGregor
denominational service of prayer
help and "a short walk every day
and Trix Denny.
SENIOR SPEAKERS in the Wingham legion public
would benefit most of us".
The next meeting will feature a
speaking contest in the elementary category spoke Satur-
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Mrs. Blagrave stressed the
film, How to Say No and Sur-
Ladies' Auxiliary President Mary Wallace, far right,
importance of establishing good
eating habits fc.r young children.
vive", presented by an Opp
officer, in the school gymnasium
day.
presented Natalie Campeau, next from right, with a trophy
This will help children in later
at 8:30. Everyone is welcome to
held at two o'clock at Sacred
Heart Roman Catholic Church.
"Freedom in Christ�� iss the
Sister Gerarda, Chaplain
essence of Christianity,
years to maintain correct weight
attend, especially girls 12 years
megsage of the worship: As
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London, will be g
Christians grow in knowledge, in
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and to prefer nutritious foods.
of age and over.
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able to take their children to a
come to be one with God in Christ
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for placing first. Others In the competition (from right)
were Chris McKague, Kendra McKague, Andrea Mc-
Gregor, Julie Gnay and Tim Meyer.
World Day of Prayer service
to be held at Sacred Heart
"Spiritual Growth" is the
nursery and an hour of fellowship
theme for the 1978 World Day of
will follow the worship.
Prayer on Friday, March 2. The
The worship service speaks
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sirungly of woneri's freed:.r.: to
in the Pan-African Leadership
live worthwhile satisfying lives.
Course for women at. Mindolo
One of the things the preaching
Ecumenical Foundation, Kitwe,
and teaching of Jesus did was to
Zambia. People in 3,500 com-liberate
women from a feeling of
munities of Canada and in 170
inferiority and give them a sense
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countries around the world will
of dignity. With the preparation
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share in this inter-
this year,p service, the women
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denominational service of prayer
of Africa hope to respond to His
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and fellowship.
Call and to share in the doing of
In Wingham the service will beHix
Work".
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held at two o'clock at Sacred
Heart Roman Catholic Church.
"Freedom in Christ�� iss the
Sister Gerarda, Chaplain
essence of Christianity,
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Associate at Victoria Hospitals
megsage of the worship: As
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the uest
London, will be g
Christians grow in knowledge, in
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speaker. Young mothers will be
faith, in hope and in love, they
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able to take their children to a
come to be one with God in Christ
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and. a life of fellowship with
_others
is opened to them. Ina
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prayerful hymn, God -is3
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requested to "set us free ... from
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end ... for Your
ourselves,
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This specialserviceatspiritual
TOP SPEAKERS in the Junior elementary category of the ,
growth And Christian unity is
open to all denominations. It is'no
Wingham Legion public speaking competition Saturday
longer only a women's program
were led by Lesley ten Pas of Hillcrest Central School,
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but has a great deal to say to
,Teeswater, who is second. from right. Dave Hynes, Legion
everyone interested in and
past president, presented her with a trophy. Other
dedicated to creating a united
Christian community.
speakers, from right, were: Annette Jorritsma, second;
Carol Benninger, third; and Carol Belanger and Robert
Gordon. Absent when photo was taken was Brenda
Thompson.
Bob Tay or
COMPLETE *1d
INSURANCE on ' abuse
'SERVICES ST. PAUL'S EUCHRE
See this week's quote Mrs. Reta Haselgrove received
on Page 9 a prize for the high ladies' score
of Crossroads. at the Feb. 15 euchre party held
at St. Paul's Anglican Church.
MtMASTER
Abe Nethery had the highheard Inst'lotute
INSURANCE men's score. The lowest scores
AGENCIES went to Hazel Davidson and Olive
BELMORE—Mrs. Kathy Lack of proper nutrition for officers' conference to be held in
Fuller..
327 Josephine St., Winghom The next euchre will be March Pryde from Family and children is one form of abuse. Waterloo at the beginning of
357-1227 1 at 8:30 p.m.. Children's Services, Goderich, Other cases may take the form of May. Mrs. John Rutherford,
was the guest speaker at the emotional stress, sex or physical secretary, read the -minutes of
meeting of the Women's Institute abuse. The causes and effect's of the previous meeting.
here last Wednesday afternoon. all these are difficult to change. Mrs. 9dwin Hofman and Mrs.
1 "Child abuse has been a The general public is hesitant David Eadie will convene the
problem since the human family to report cases of abuse, Mrs. next meeting to be held in the
PauI s Church " he said "and much of , de said, but she assured the library of the community centre
St. began, s Pry t
ANGLICAN, what actually happens in the ladies that such reports are kept at 2:30 p.m. March 14. Allan
C home isn't told." confidential and no action will be Weinstein, an artist from the
With the use of a film made taken against anyone providing Teeswater area, will be a special
WINGHAM available through the In- such information, unless done for guest.
dependent Order of Foresters, spite or without reason.
John Street at Centre Street shocking but true examples of President Mrs. Stanley Hays
The Rector- The Rev. John T.M. Swan, L. Th. child abuse were brought to the reported on ?cknowledgment of New president
attention of the audience. gifts sent to children at Orillia
and a letter from former conducts meeting
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1979 president Mrs. Clarence
* The Sunday before. Lent * Diamond was read. of Bluevale UCW
8:30 a.m.—Holy Eucharist CW L euchre It .was agreed to forward the
10:30 a.m. Church Schoolfee of $75 for a delegate to the BLUEVALE — The new presi-
Kay Aitchison was high lady dent, Mrs. Charles Mathers, was
11:00a.m.—(Broadcbst, CKNX Radio) Mattins attended
b Scouts, Cubs, Venturers, Beavers, Guides and John Finnigan was high man in charge when the United
Y last week in the weekly euchreChurch Women met February 7
held by the Sacred Heart Church
and Brownies Quiet ceremony at the Bluevale United Church.
ASH WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28TH Catholic Women's League.She opened the meeting with
10:00 a. m. & 7:30 p.m.—The Penitential Office and Fourteen tables of players u n Iced couple prayer and a poem of encourage -
Holy Eucharist were in action. Low lady of the A quiet wedding took place in ment, in which she said, "Have
night was Nora Finnigan and lowfaith and climb till your dreams
man was Jim Leddy, the manse of come true".
Harry Elliott won the door Presbyterian Church,
Andrew's h, Wingham, Members of Unit Three con -
on Saturday, February 17, when ducted the worship service. Mrs.
prize. Rev. Dr. Robert H. Armstrong
Lunch was served by Mary Walter Willits presented an
��� HLiPoulin and Sara united in marriage Marjorie
ehn,orrane
article., entitled "The In-
S���Farrish of Wingham and Robert comparable Christ". A poem,
Anstett. Harkness of Belmore.
"Psalm of Life", was read and
Mrs. Beth Johnston led in prayer.
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• Mrs. Charles Mothers, Mrs.
nsu'at'on Harold Johnston and Mrs. Robert
Kinta,il cp prosect Fraser reported about the
Presbyterial meeting at ExeterServing Huron CountyMrs. Murray McFarlane read a
for 15 years asummary of reports for the
outlined at service committee representing Churct
and Society and Mrs. Bets
• U.F. • Foam • Blown Fibre The Dock Project, a major and trailer camping, recreation Johnston reported for the Work
• Rock Wool • Rigid Urethane Foam renovation program at Camp area, a new dining hall, oraft Outreach committee.
Rental equipment and materials Kintail, was the topic of a talk centre and general improvement Roll call was answered b�
available given by Mr. and Mrs. Charles of the grounds. ,{ recalling a favorite hymn
Lemmex at the Sunday morning Building funds needed for this Regret was expressed fol
worship service at St. Andrew's undertaking are estimated at members absent due to illness
COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL Presbyterian Church. $300,000 and organizers are It was decided to hold a col(
FARM BUILDINGS Mr. and Mrs. Lemmex are hoping for support from all ,'neat supper this spring. )
res n ible for publicity for the congregations in the Synod so committee convened by Mrs
Po p y Lloyd Warwick, assisted b th,
207 Huron Road, Goderieh project` As the camp nears its plans may tfiecome reality. y
5Mh anniversary, it is in need of Assisting ih 4he Sunday wor unit leaders, will make th
Tel . 524-18421 or 524-2094 modernization to meet present ship service were the youth of the necessary plans.
and future needs. included in the congregation, under the direction Unit Two served a deliciou
proivam will be. a site for family of John Campbell lunch.
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