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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-03-28, Page 6Itar B—nw wingbaim %i.e....slr.... ,i0"1►11i. a" Gorrie Women's Institute told of first aid methods GORRIE—The Women's Inti- Current events regarding brie met on Wednesday evening, health were led by Mrs. Taylor Match 21, at the home of Mrs. and resulted in a number of Glenn Johnston. President Mrs. ladies giving items about health. Alvin Grainger opened the The roil call was 'a modern meeting with the Ode and Collect. medical aid I appreciate' or 'a Secretary -treasurer Mrs. Robert recycling hint I practise'. Gibson read the minutes and The 4-H Achievement Day will lenc:e and reminded be held May 12 at the Howick the members of the East Huron Community Centre. The Junior District Annual to be held May 8 Institute is holding an evening in Fordwich with that Institute fashion show on May 18 at the hosting nuwica k;entral 5clool. Mrs. Plan when donations are made to Gibson reported on the Mr- Schwartzentruber of the smorgasbord lunch served i ia.1n.....1 inti- A...A..len...• honor friends and relatives who celebrate 1Neclai e%ents th ; Corps, assisted by Mrs. Hickson, curling bonspid at the Howick also of the Corps, gave a talk and Community Centre. The demonstration on first aid and president thanked those who used a mannequin to show the helpho method of mouth-to-mouth re- Following the Institute Grine, suscitation. Mrs. Melvin Taylor the hostess was assisted in thanked them and presented a sing lunch by Mrs. Cecil cbeque on behalf of the Institute Win, Mrs. Wayne Johnson and in appreciation. Mrs. Morley Johnson. Executive plop: upcoming events GORRiE—The executive of the United Church Worsen held its Mardi meeting in the church with Mrs. William Nay in charge. Since the annual bazaar is being held earlier than usual, on October 27, it was agreed that the theme should be changed to "Wonderland Bazaar". A bale of good used will be packed in May, the 'date for shipping to be announced later. Members were reminded of the spring Thankoffering service on thevveining of April 25 when Mrs. Harbottle, missionary on .ua ivaa�la is vW ilia ia:a, wau Spiv guest speaker. A special mission night will be held April 29. On this occasion, Dr. Donald Watt, missions for the United Chtutt�eh, will speak. Dr. Watt is a brother of a former Gorrie pastor, Rev. Robert Watt, and it will be a great privilege to have him as guest speaker. Donations for Belgrave WI holds arthritis fund are needed education meeting �\ \\ \� If that early morning stiffness, �a that dull aching pain and that BELGRAVE — The March steps to health. Lite 'then showed \;� tired -allover feeling is leading to meeting of the Belgrave two films entitled "Sense in the suspicions that you may have Women's Institute was held on Sun" and "Decision". `� �`� � arthritis, contact the Arthritis - Tuesday, March 20, in the Bel- The president, Mrs. Leonard Society. It will supply in grave WI Hall. The theme for the James, conducted the business " formationi free of charge, to meeting was education. part of the meeting. Summary anyone requesting it. Although Mrs. Norman Coultes, con- day for the needlepoint course there are well over 100 different vener for the meeting, gave a will be held May 24 at 7:30 p.m. at types of arthritis, many are quite most interesting talk on the F. E. Madill Secondary School, INDIAN CUSTOMS—Lawrence and Myrna Beaton of the Six Nations Indian Reserve rare and too complex to describe motto, "Even a mosquito doesn't Wingham. The Institute will be taught the Wingham Brownies Indian customs at their Monday meeting. The Brownies easily. get a pat on the back until he catering to the East Wawanosh got a chance to see native artifacts and taste Indian food. starts working". Federation of Agriculture ban- The society urges that if ar- Guest speaker for the evening quet on April 10 in the WI Hall. thritis is suspected, early was Ross Procter. Mr. Procter is The committee will be Mrs. Jdiagnosis and treatment are head of canvassing in the rural Hunter, Mrs- Norman Coulter e r is ttheme from They can save a sufferer areas around Wingham imra for the and Mrs. Clarence Hanna. from the crippling effect of Canadian Cancer Society. He re- Following a lengthy discussion, rheumatoid arthritis and ported that last year over $7,500 meal pricesfor the coming year prescribed drugs can often was raised for the Cancer Society were set as follows: beef �, for forth Lenten meeti n control the disease and arrest its in the 14 rural communities in his turkey $4.25 and ham coldpld plate '� Progress. area. Over half of this money $3.75- g The public is urged to fight the goes directly into cancer re- The meeting closed with lunch "Prayer" was the theme of the companied by Mrs. Hugh Following the singing of a on-going struggle against the search. The remainder goes to being served by, the committee many forms of arthritis. monthly meeting of the Goforth Clugston, pianist. hymn, Mrs. Dave Eadie closed tient services 1 ecu- cassis of Mrs. Ivan Wight- Donations may be sent to the the meeting with prayer. Arthritis Society, Box 999, cation and administration. man Miss DorothyHiggins and Evening .Auxiliary of St. An- An article, "How Shall I Keep g P Y Mrs. ' drew's Presbyterian Church, Lent?", written b Mrs. Ninette Robert Campbell, president, Mr. F?t•octer went over the 7 Mrs. Garner Nicholson, held March 20. Mrs. Harry Di Gangi, was read. She told how announced the meetings of the Wingham. Bateman, convener, spoke of the Lent is meant to correspond with Synodical of Hamilton and effect of prayer in each person's the 40 days of fasting that Jesus Landon to be held in Goderich Knox UnIted Church life. - endured in the wilderness prior to Presbyterian Church on April 10 MORE BOOKS ARRIVE Mrs. Bateman told the His temptation. It is a time of and 11. The speaker at both af- installation members that prayer is a natural abstinence, almsgiving and acts ternoon sessions will be Miss The Wingham Kinette Club has holds Intal lati on service function of people of all faiths and of devotion intended to serve as a Margaret Kennedy, retired announced that the second even le with no faith, pray- missionary from India. All in- printing of its centennial book, PeOP P Y preparation for Holy Week. BEiGRAVE —All members of, Rev. John G. Roberts used The form by which people pray Mrs. Di Gangi stressed the the session and the board of ste- Romans: 1, verse 5, We are one terested women will be )ne Hundred Years of Memories, welcomed and are urged to at- . The books are may be different but the desire to importance of withdrawing tend. available has arrived. Lego Jackson's wards occupied the centre front body in Christ and . .,,i , , . pray springs from a heart in need periodically from a world of y pews Y Pe incessant noise and activity to A social hour concluded the Plumbing and Hes or from of Knox United Church Bel- members of one another,,' to in- and inability to co with that � grave on Sunday, March 25, for troduce Paul's charismatic idea need- She spoke of prayer as `a spend time in contemplation and evening- any member of the Kinette Club. the Installation Service of the of the chord►. Each of us depends great responsibility and great prayer, realizing afresh the newly appointed elders and on others, he said. Success today Privilege' and said, that through wonder of Good Friday and _ stewards. does not guarantee success to- prayer, one is shown his Easter which were the Those installed to the session morrow. Authority is vested in responsibility toward his culmination of all of God's ac- were GlennCoulter, Cliford Coul- the church as in the new officers. fellowman and brought into close tivity throughout the history of tes and George Michie. John We, though many, are one body. fellowship with God. Israel. McIntosh, Murray Vincent and The whole church is involved. The speaker said the three key The writer urged that Lorne Jamieson will serve as the This communityour church. words of prayer are 'ask, seek, � is Christians use the Lenten season newly installed members of the We can't escape; can't remove knock'. "Prayer is not only to 'give up' prejudices, ift- Hansel & Gretel board of stewards. ourselves out from under our re- asking and receiving; it is also consistencies, lukewarmness, a , nsibilities. ' listening to God and knocking at comfortable but _ sego perhaps lifeless The Corner Cottage for Children's Wear The "gift of the spirit" is given His door until we hear what God religion, and use the time McIntosh meati to th>s church— �� church"will say to us," Mrs. Bateman positively to grow in faith, hope ng everywhere. Every member, explained. and love to be able to appreciate from the most important to the In conclusion, she listed the the mystery of what God did for • hn Lenten theme least, is a "charismatic". One important ingredients of prayer, us through His Son between Palm t life animates, but the parts are adoration, confession, thanks, Sunday and Easter Day. t BELMORE—The Lenten only alive so long as each is a supplication and intercession, A singsong of old gospel hymns season and spring formed the part of the body. Only as we and encouraged spontaneous was enjoyed and Mrs. Raymond theme around which the March participate in the church are we prayer. Passages of scripture Neill was then introduced, meeting of McIntosh United charismatic of the Spirit of God concerning prayer were in speaking on behalf of Gideon Church Women was planned_ It given to us. Paul's diversity of terspersed throughout the International. She told how the was held in the church basement gifts: prophecy, ministering, meditation. organization came into being and on Wednesday of last week. teaching etc., are expressions of The offering was dedicated by that its main objective is to place The president opened the charismatic gifts. - Miss Merle Wilson. Mrs. John Bibles in every hotel. motel, meeting with a poem entitled Joanne Coultes presided at the Ostrom witnessed to her hospital and nursing home in the "Springtime Renewal". Mrs. organ for the service. Christian faith singing "He area. New Testaments are given • Oliver Dustow led devotions with Touched Me". She was ac- to each Grade 5 student and a hymn and a meditation on •ic,.+.Lir •. � .: CEIRAmics Register now for fall classes which will be offered both in the ohernoom ut W evenings. Phwo Amb s Cerw*s n Wingham 357.1912 Z Paul,'s'Church St.(A�1LICAN) r+wn►sl�e l * wJh • • .. �i`i• a v.. , John Street of Centre Street The Rector: The Nov. John T.M. Swan, L. Th. SUNDAY, APRIL 1 - PASSION SUNDAY 8:30 a.m.—Holy Eucharist 10:30 a.m.—Church School and Confirmation Class 11 a.m.—Martins, The Litany and Sermon WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4 x3:00 p.m.—The &mrd of THURSDAY, APRIL S 2:00 p.m.— The ACW in the Parish Room Wingham Fruit Market Schneiders Regular, Red Hot, All Beef 1 Ib. pkg. Wieners 1.3 S Savarin Chicken - Beef - Turkey TV Dinners U.S. No. 1 Head Lettuce Schneiders Ind. Wrapped 1 Ib. pkg Cheese Slices .89' .69' $1 *79 WINM1WW �" UNTIL 7:00 of Silt Digs Per W"k Plle�e 357-2240 CLOW SUNDAYS WE DELIVER up graduate of schools of nursing. / — spring. Mrs. Everett Dustow• yi�,pR EMERSON •' The Gideon organization is read scripture from the 15th Irish music composed of a group of business _ chapter of St. Mark's Gospel. She ;N ITECHURCH • and professional men who have closed the worship service with enjoyed by professed Christ as their Savior. dyer- • Th - tt th 1 The study period featured a Murray Gibb, while working Brusse s seniors e}pa ern eir nes after that , of Gideon who was a man of faith Lenten theme and was conducted for Tom Day last week, had the misfortune to receive a lacerated BRUSSELS—Irish music high -God's and humility, villin to obey g y by Ruth Bailey. Fifteen ladies answered the roll with ringer on a saw. He is wished a lighted the March meeting of the direction. call a thought on Lent. s recovery. PAY ry Senior Friendship Club held bars. Neill also explained the Many thank -you notes were a Mrs. George Fisher of Monday of last week at the Brussels Legion President 'Gideon Memorial Plan when Bibles are dedicated in memory read and after several items business, the meeting closed with Wingham is spending a few days with her daughter. Mrs. Bill Hall. Mrs. H. Thomas was in charge. of loved ones, and also the Honor Featuring Canadian Made: a prayer. Lunch was served and Gibson, Mr. Gibson and sons. Following the opening exec- g pe ng Plan when donations are made to a social time enjoyed. �- -J >n:„ . reg arR, n"'. cises. Donald McDonald del "-A h honor friends and relatives who celebrate 1Neclai e%ents th ; NEED CHAIRS REWEBBED? Have you chocked the webbing on your lawn chairs this year? At the Jack Reavis Opportunity Workshop in Wingham, Ontario for Mentally Retarded Adults, r•web- bing of sitting town chairs is being done. This lawn chair webbing is: *Fiberglass reinforced for strength. *Florida tested for sun exposure, resists fading. *Won't sag, snag, unravel, or stick to skin. *Mildew and fungus proof. *Easy to dean. *Solt resistant. Available in green, yellow, blue and red. IQ t t e audience with his renditions of 1"Galwgy Bay", in eir in -es. The donations go toward 'Danny Bo and' "Irish the Gideon work of placement of a Lullaby". He ws accompanied Bibles At the present time. Playwear by Mrs. Lulu Kerr at the piano. Bibles are distributed in 12 '- 1 "" d The secretary, Mrs. Gertrude countries and printed in 50 Bolger, gave her report, followed by correspondence from Belmore languages Sleepwear regarding the Maple Syrup Festival. Special rates will be offered for senior citizens who - MRS. JOE WALKER - Infant Size 14Biu attend in groups of ten or more. A number of Brussels seniors plan a vale to attend. A letter from Atwood Senior Citizens invited Brussels to visit them at their meeting The Easter Thankofferin o g f Tuesday night, May 15, at 8 p.m. the Presbyterian Women's This invitation was also accepted blissi°nary Society will be. held at and as many as possible will visit the church on Sunday. April 1, at them 8 15 p.m. Mrs Wilson Thornton 52_9613 The remainder of the afternoon will show slides of Spain and was spent playing euchre. Prize Africa Everyone is welcome. winners for high scores were Mr and Mrs Ken Henn• and Mrs. Mary Blake and Mrs. Annie family of Parry Sound spent a Engel; law scorers, Mrs. Jessie few days last week with Mrs Outerwear Dresswear Blyth Call now and ploee your order between F•flgel and Ernest Stevens. Mrs. Lolo Mann and other Bluevale Open Monday to Saturday 9-6 0:30 o.m and 3.00 p.m. Monday to Friday John Simpson had a lucky friend. scupClosed Wednesdays ��� The next meeting of the Mr. and Mrs Larry Elliott Brussels Senior FYI ndahip Club spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. will he held Wednesday. April la. Joe Walker and family