The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-12-12, Page 11•
Belmore members ur `ed
M�INGN�IM 9
_
Chr'istmas
meeting
to , �
themselves„
Wand' will be held in Garde.as
BODYSHOP
Jan 16 and a. Mrs. aw Hadi m
thanked the ladies iter bWplag le
one guest of
ceid anthers nte an
Dec.wsary
Der6, at the honee s ofof Mss.
dmate
a �abk occasion.
give
The Christmas program was
Following the dinner Mrs.
Harry Judge, the president,
convened by Mrs. Emerson
Ferguson, who also
called the meeting to arder with
gave a
reading. Card siring was on_
BELMORE—The Women's
During the business
SfD ADAMS
Missionary Society of Knox
PrOPhYtOrian Church, Delmore,
period
programs for 1980 were
distributed and Mrs. Elmer
ComPlete
held its Decembir 1De1Dting early
in the
JONMY, Mrs. Bruce Darft and
RADIATOR min
month to avoid the
Christmas rush. The new
Mrs. 'John Dickson were ap-
pointed a lunch Committee for the
NW
Au#0M0W6s, light Trucks,
president, Mrs. Ken Dickson,
chase verses of appropriate
coming Year. It was decided to
quilt the top donated by Mrs
Form Tractors
hymns for the call to worship and
Bruce Darling at the February
Now Rod Cores
pening Elmer. Ballagh led
ers
m � congregation ass .
Rodding
devotions, reading from the
Cleaning B Flushin •
Prophecy of Isaiah, chapter nine.
urged the members, as
for 1M were
chosen and avaried Christmas
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people whom Christ has brought
program was presented by the
from darkness into light, to give
members each contributing an
themselves with their gifts at
article or poem of seasonal in -
Christmas.
terest. For a special feature,
Mrs. Darling asked each one to
write down the words she 01111thud
as she read the Adoration of the
Magi from the gospel of Mat-
AKEWOODChristman
thew.
Elk
carols were sung
U
The Wiogbom Adveacs-Tb we Doemo her 12. 1!'A•—las•s 11
VW MoMbers hold
Chr'istmas
meeting
"KELL” A delicious turkey
Asher complete with all the
Wand' will be held in Garde.as
d'bnmf ngs, was eu.*w by 1S
members and
Jan 16 and a. Mrs. aw Hadi m
thanked the ladies iter bWplag le
one guest of
ceid anthers nte an
Dec.wsary
Der6, at the honee s ofof Mss.
dmate
a �abk occasion.
Harold Wallace.
The Christmas program was
Following the dinner Mrs.
Harry Judge, the president,
convened by Mrs. Emerson
Ferguson, who also
called the meeting to arder with
gave a
reading. Card siring was on_
the The Christmas
laked by everyone and readkilp
devotions.
Mrs. Gordon a presented by
right. Everyone
were also given by Un . Joke
Venteeg and Mrs- Charlie Scott.
answered the roil call by telling a
place they would like to visit and
Mrs. Harold Wallace damaa-
strafed how to Cover
why. It was announced that the
leaders'
for a practical
workshop for the 4-H
The afternoon Concluded with a
Prosect, 'Your Corner of the
gift exchange.
WOU00 p and an exchange of gifts from'~I
Wg Secret Pals, a lunch of Christmas Missionaryso iwith blower and heat exchanger cookies and tea concluded theC e
s� meeting.
Chris
as meeting
Homemakers The Women's Missionary Christmas
offer unique Society of St. Andrew's of David's City.
k Presbyterian Churg, W' The hymn, 'As With Gladness
g 1t ft idea held its Christmas meetingmg>�' in the Men of Old', was sung. .
The secretary, Mrs. O. McKay,
. ., upper room on Tuesday, Dec. 4. read theY
The Town and Country
T president, Mrs. R. H. The of the last
mP
Homemakers, who provide Armstrong, opened the meeting �,
tre
�
services throughout Huron
with worshipcall worshipP
and
Christmas ,message. Wall, gave her report. The report
County, have a unique suggestion a The hymn, 'O Little Town of of the nominating committee was
for a special Christmas gift this Bethldtem was s given by Ars. J. gam_ -The
Year; .one which is sure to be _ �ari[eli�i"' ung. Mrs. G.
e, Yearly reports were given by
Wall gave the scripture, which,
appreciated by anyone receiving each of the executive
was found in Luke 1, e, and oom-
it. ��'
Luke 2, 4-7. Olive Lapp assisted
Jean Young, administrator, YEAR OF THE CHILD— 1979 as the International Year of the Child was celebrated In by rendering solo D3'singlag
announced that anyone is free to the float entered by the Wingham Kinsmen in the Santa Claus rade. The Night',
closed
pa the reading of the scripture. Mfrs. 'Holy Night', a prayer re Mies hM.
e
Purchase hours for homemaking � P Deans. A lunch, Prepared by �
or housecleaning from the Wall closed with Prayer-� committee
For those who are ever homemakers for their elderly • W*11ed
The offering was received by cake and short C�9Y COnsCiOus parents or homebound friends•��'�Mrs: Wall and dedicated by Mrs. �,ed by all•
bcad was but appreciate the beauty of a' good for 1980
B. Holmes. ,
A gift of home help might in- 'Joy To The World', was sung
wood stove. clude sho • by a quartet composed of Miss MRS. JOE WAucsit
PPmg, shovelling snow, —
• An airtight stove with full wag floors or anything elseAgnes Williamson, Mrs. Ard,
y gasketted door which might need to be done by Umium Church Women Mrs. H. Aitchison and Mrs. W B1v eVtde
• Baffled door for preheated combustion air around the house. Ford.
• carol, service w
Heat exchanger and blower are standard Homemaking BLUEVALE—In a meaningful Garniss, Mrs. Glen Sellers; message based on the t Mrs. T. .Currie presented Mrs• be ped m
the Bluevde
equipment eking would include service . : ,1 by Robert Communications, Mrs. Wallet guidance, love, servi�and V. Young with a Life Membership Presbyterian
assistance with requirements Perry, the new officers of the Willits, Mrs. Ross Nicholson; P on ��y
such as personal care, light giving. Mrs. Harold Johnston Certificate' Abe' 16, at a pm. Everyone
Enjoy the beauty i ah a fine wood stove all housework, laundry, etc. Bluevale United Church Women. Leadership Development, Mrs- played a Miss M. Deans gave the is welcome,
evening and wake in the morning to a warm Y appropriate ac-
were installed and reminded of Ken Johnston; In -Church Ser- compar►im�t nn t�.,;e..,. a..�__
house,or cottage. Mrs. Young said more =d their n-- .w L_,.-. - r---- .......,8
�:..rai.►.u�,cs ivc v,cc, Mrs. Cart Johnston, Mrs. J. the presentation. Mrs. Ross
more peopie in the county' are 1980• The officers' are: past R. Johnston, 'Mrs. Ed Stewart, Nicholson read a poem to com-
taking advantage of both the President, Mrs. Wendell Stam- Mrs. W. Peacock. piste the worship service.e w
81x MOdah TO ChOoq;prgm home help and homemaking per; President, Mrs. Charles Members of the nominating '�
services available, but there are Mathers; first vice resident commit dell Each committee reported its
,. many more people who still are Mrs. Harold Johnston; Stamper, Mrs. Mel Craig and during past year.
not aware of the service. secretary, Mrs. Bert Garniss; Mrs. Harold Johnston. Mrs. Mrs. McFarlane reported for
e; treasurer, Mrs. Bert Hastings; Keith , Johnston is the Church and Society; Mrs. Beth
For more information pianist, Mrs. Glen Sellers; representative to the Official Johnston for World Outreach;
low
^ regarding a gift certificate or auditors, Mrs. s. Stewart for Christian n junction with 501 rave
•Larry Siston, Board and Mrs. Ross Nicholson . r (Held i ton
R.
R.
Just' general information call .Mrs. Doug Garniss: represents the UCW on the Board Developmelft Mrs; NiclioikOa for "' ;'• }
Lodwow Piet $48.6392- Mrs. Yo and Lucicnow Co-opsr_
Young at 357-3222 or write . Committee conveners are: of Stewards. Mrs. Nicholson and Publicity and communication;
Box 691, Wingham. Church in Society, Mrs Murray Mrs. J. Searson are leaders of the Mrs. Carl Johnston for the flower
McFarlane, Mrs. Harvey Edgar; Messengers. committee; Mrs. Lloyd Warwick
World Outreach, Mrs. Beth Mrs. Charles Mathers opened for In -Church Service and Mrs: Thursu'r oft■ �3
Johnston, Mrs. Keith 'Nicholson; • the December 5 meeting with a Peacock for the manse com-
Stewardship and Finance, Mrs, seasonal poem. followed by mittee. Year-end reports were 7EJWJ. V. Fischer, Mrs. Bert prayer. Unit 4 conducted the also given by . the four unit
Hastings; Christian Develop- worship service which included leaders, Mrs. Carl Johnston, Pu�u
t • B of Liquidation meet, Mrs. Bob Fraser, Mrs. some familiar Christmas carols. Mrs. J. Casemore, Mrs. o Street
Harold Johnston. Mrs. Bert Mrs. Jack Searson presented a and Mrs. J. Johnctnn
A
Final Sale on
Rings.
Starting at 10 a.m. Thurs.Dec. 13th,
EVERY RING IN THE STORE GOES ON SALE FOR
O
Y2. PRICE O OFF!
And we mean EVERY MN61 Beautiful diamonds by "Romance" - "Sidbar" - "Corona"
All rings set In 10 and 14 kt. gold.
Diamond engagement40rings - wadding bands - dinner rings - family rings -
gem and stones for ladies.
Signet rings - precious and semi-precious stones for men
men's diamonds and wedding bonds, matched sets, etc.
Warranty Certificate and Insurance with every Diamond.
Don't miss it I The chance of a lifetime to acquire ailne ring
at a discount you will not find gnywhere.
A fully FIFTY per cent off every ring.
oiscouNrs
.33 7 T O
O Q OFF
ON EVERYTHING ELSE ... Watches - Clocks
China - Co mics - Crystal - All kinds of Jewellry items -
10 and 14 kt. gold chains - 14 kt. earrings - pendants - charms - crosses
611 paintings paintings - watch bands - pen soft - wallets - cups and saucers and
many other nice gift items.
"Chargex" —"Personal Cheque"
Open 10 a.m. Daily and to 9 p.m. Friday Evenings
East Waw��o�h
TownRl�ip gf�d
Oft
TNOTiMIN4–Younq Chrlssy acid Cindy Carter go to No SaiMafopsthM. and "Wy found
IIB had i knaa for each. They ora the daughters of LOW and Karan trartar of Wln•ham.
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