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16,THE BRUSSELS POST, JANUARY 25, 1978
Presbyterians meet in Wingham
The Maitland Presbyterial
Anntial*IVIeeting was held in St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
Wingham on Jan, 10. After the
call to worship and invocation
devotions were given by Mrs.
Ralph Dickson, Mrs. Elmer
Jeffray and Mrs. George Nickel of
Belmore.
Address of welcome was by
president of the local group, Mrs.
Gordon Wall.
Highlight of the meeting was
the guest speaker, Mrs. Hugh
Nugent of Ripley who was
introduced by Mrs. R. Cumming.
Mrs. Nugent conducted an
educational and interesting
workshop on the Study Book - The
Local Church and also explaned
the books on Nazareth Mani esto
and Caribbean Crescent. Groups
were formed to study and explain,
to watch a.film and to give a play.
Correspondence dealt with the
workshop to be held in June in
Guel ph to which it was decided
to send Mrs. Gordon.Mundell and
Mrs. Robert Arbuckle of
Wingham, Mrs. H. Nugent of
Rlipley and Mrs. K. Grant of
,Teeswater.-
Mrs. Horace Aitchison read a
Don't throw away those old
Wintario tickets - - - they could
introduce you to some exciting
reading!
That's the word from. Culture
and Recreation Minister Robert
Welch as he launched the
Ministry's , newest program
"Half Back" whereby you can
use old Wintario tickets to buy
Canadian books and Canadian
magazine subscriptions.
"A Wintario ticket costs $1.00.
Non-winning tickets for the
January 19th to April 12th draws
are now worth 50c towards the
purchase of a Canadian
authorized book or a subscription
to a Canadian magazine," Mr.
Welch said.
A maximumoffour old Wintario
tickets which is worth $2.00 may
be used towards the purchase of a
book or magazine subscription
that costs at least $3.00.
Close to 100 consumer
magazines and more than 450
Ontario bookstores are participa-
ting in the program, Tickets are
redeemable only by authorized
participants.
The program will operate for a
three-month period from January
20,1978 to April 12.
A guide book listing over 7,000
Canadian authors has been
prepared to assist bookstores in
identifying eligible books.
The Ministry has produced a
brochure describing the program
and listing most of the magazines
participating in Half Back. This
brochure also includes a
convenient coupon for ordering
new subscriptions.
The public can pick up this
brochure at many Wintario ticket
outicts participating in the
program, Ministry regional
copy of the funeral service held
for Miss Dorothy Douglas in
Taiwan 'where she had been a
missionary for many years.
Greetings from Presbytery
were brought by the moderator,
Rev. D. Kemble of Walkerton,
who gave much praise for the
work of the Women's. Missionary
Societies.
Presbyterial officers for 1978
are: Honorary Pres. - Mrs. Alvin
Mundell (Belmore) Gorrie;—Past
Pres. - Mrs. J.W.English, R.R.4,
Wingham; Pres. - Mrs. Don
Robertson (Kinlough) R.R.3,
Ripley.; 1st Vice Pres. - Mrs.
Ross Cumming, Ripley; 2nd. Vice
Pres. Mrs. Robert Bregman,
R.R.3, Teeswater, 3rd vice Pres.
- Mrs. Walter Burton, R.R.5,
-Kincardine; 4th Vice Pres. - Mrs
George D. Fisher, P.O.Box 377,
Wingham, NOG. 2W0; Secretary -
Mrs. Ewan McLean (Ashfield)
R.R.3, Lticknow; Treasurer - Mrs.
Evan Keith ( S.Kinloss) R.R.5,
Lucknow; Historian - Mrs. Henry
MacKenzie (Ashfield) R.R.3,
Lucknow; Asst. Historian - Mrs.
'T.A.Currie, WinIgharn;
Secretaries - Recording - Mrs.
Rlobert Armstrong, Box 115,
offices, bookstores and other
.convenient locations. Participa-
Wingham, NOG 2W0; Corres-
ponding Mrs. Don MacAdam
(Belmore) R.R.2, Wingham;
Youth Groups - Mrs Robert
Arbuckle, Wingham; Children's
Group Mrs, Kenneth Grant
(Teeswater) R.R.1, Formosa;
Associate Members - Mrs. Lloyd
Felker (Molesworth) R.R.2,
Gorrie; Afternoon Groups - Mrs.
Hugh Nugent, Ripley; Evening
Groups - Mrs. Gordon Mundell,
Wingham; Friendship & Service -
Mrs. 'VV.D.Campbell,
(Molesworth) R.R.1, Listowel;
Literature & Library - Mrs.
Gerald Gibson, Brussels; Glad
Tidings - Mrs.. Herb Buckton ( S.
Kinloss) R.R.5, Lucknow; Press
Mrs. George Fisher, Wingham,
Box 377; Supply - Mrs. Gordon
Wall, Wingham, Box 744; Life
Memberships - Mrs. Walter
Burton, R.R.5, Kincardine;
Members without portfolio - Mrs.
Glen Haldenby (Kinlough);
R.R.1, Holyrood; Mrs. Ewan
MacLean (Ashfield) R.R.3,
Lucknow, NOG 2110; Miss Louise
Matthews (Gorrie) Fordwich,
Ont., Mrs. Joe. Martin, Brussels.
Auditors - Mrs. Morgan
Henderson, Lucknow; Mrs.
Wallace Milligan (Whitechurch)
ting magazines are also doing
their own promotion.
R.R.3, Wingham; Nominating
Committee - Lucknow Evening,
Belmore, Bluevale, Brussels and
Exec. member, Mrs. Don
McAdam, Naming Coin. for camp
are Mrs. E. MacLean and Mrs. R.
Cumming.
‘.0 uti winging was enjoyed
with Mrs. A. Mundell as leader,
Courtesies were given by Mrs.
Henry McKenzie of Ashfield and
closing prayer by Mrs, Don ,
Robertson. Lunch was served
again at the close of the meeting.
Wintario tickets worth $
ti
Physical disorders account
for obesity in only a few
cases. ExceSs weight comes
from overeating, improper
eating or too little exercise.
Calories that are not burned
off by exercise will be
stored in the body as fat.
Make fitness a part of your
Lifestyle,