HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-05-02, Page 5a
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]ilc)LclltAVp, -'1he :meeting of the
Wuwanosh Wandrobe Workers was
held in the Bekgrave community
centre on 'l'hur•:.d,ry evening, The
4 -I -I' pledge oust risotto were repeat.
WRIT "One point Z have learned
about making a garment." Mem-
hers were given samples of various
cottons along with each one's
characteristics, width and pr•lee per
yard. Achievement Day was oils -
ed and the roll Ball was answered cussed .and the meeting dosed.
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BELORAVE
Mrs. Jack VanCamp spent a few
daYs last week with her parents.
Mr. and MTs, Louts Tiaym Elyria,
13P f.C'1tAV]7 --The regular meet. Ohio, and other relativee in the
vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph feCren,.
Maureen and Douglas and Martin
(asbYwith M . and Mrs,
Bill
Jones andi t
Fath I s o el.
Kathyy at � W
Mr. and Mr:s, Bruce Marshall and
family, of Gerson, visited last
weelc with Mr, and xvfrs, Stanley
Cook and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McDonald, of
Galt, visited Durr the holidays with
Ing of the Eielgr.ave Wolf Dubs was
held .on Tuesday evening, with the
leader and three assistants in at-
tendance, , nricncer, Mrs, Kenneth
ct
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Wheeler,,was in charge
of the open-
ing exercises, the White Six
getting the most points for inspec-
tion so were able to place their
pennant on the totem pole.
Thomas Russell, Wingham, the
IN THE LIBR
ARY
J.iy DORIS (1, M/•lail.l3(
Vol. several weeks now there has
been set up in the library a special
Melt lk. On it rine grouped bootee of
u religious nature intended es
pecially for the use of the wo
men's groups in the churches. As
anyone who has ever planned a
group program knows, source and
inspirational material are some
tassistant district commissioner, .her parents, Mr, a
.and Mrs, Nelson th hard to find. The setting up
Iliggins, of this shelf T applaud. its ion..
paid a visit and talked to the boys tirruation I recommend; and not
just for the program planners,
either. There were about ten hooks
on. the shelf the night I first saw
it- how many are usually there I
cannot say, because they c omc and
go. Many of them I had idready
read, especially those of Catherine
Marshall and M. Jane Scott. There
are others I think could he placed
there and I know the library boast
would be glad to know that. If
the general public wants this ser -
ivice continued the hoard should
about Cub work and why they Mr, and Mrs. Harry Cmrmiss and
slaoulci be proud to wear the pub family, of Wingham, visited on
Sunday with Mr•s. Witham IvfeNa11
uniform, and Michael.
Mrs, Gordon McBurney taught A warning to early fishermen_
tho beginners, Mrs, Harold Vincent the first boating trip of the season
helped the boys prepare for First i is usually the most hazardous, Be
Star, .and Mrs. Clare VanCamp in- sure your boat and motor are in
strutted in knot tying for those good condition, Check equipment
preparing for their .Second Star. with special attention to life
New Chum, Paul O'Neil, was jackets, mooring lines, bailing
welcomed, also two visitors, The bucket, anchor and line .and pad -
group enjoyed several games. dies or oars.
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Black Plastic
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4 cycle -21/4 H.P. Lauson Engine -Recoil Start -Deluxe steel
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know that fact, too.
The hook brought home from
the shelf was
TWO THOUSAND TONOUPS
TO GO
by Ethel. Emily Wallis and
Mary Angela Bennett
It Is sup -titled the story of the
Wycliffe Bible Translators, This
is a fascinating and stirring book
to read. It is filled with people 1
who act. There are statistics there'
too, but they are all translated into
action by the people who are and
make them. (That sentence real-
ly isn't ambiguous; it just sounds
that way). Most of us are aware
of the language study necessary
for missionaries who go to for-
eign fields, I'm afraid I never
thought too much before about the
necessity for translating the Bible
into all the tongues of the earth.
That labor too is complicated by
the fact that so many languages
have never been put down on pa-
per; and in order to do that whole
new alphabets must he devised to
capture the sound variations that
Our English alphabet cannot quite
catch.
In 1919 the seed was planted
when Cameron Townsend and his
wife Elvira, working with a Central
American Mission, began. to trans-
late the Scriptures for the Cak-
chiquel Indians among whom they
worked. By 1934 the second pig
advance was made when a sum-
mer linguistics school was set up
that abilities a n d information
might he pooled for the good of
all, Money, men and women
came; doors were opened; one
thousand tongues are now on pa-
per hut there are two thousand 'o
go (hence the title of the hook).
The vitality and growth of this
world-wide movement takes one's
breath away in wonder. The boots
must he read - -no review can do
it justice.
C, real were the difficulties, but
also great are the rewards, A Na-
vajo, tipou receiving a gospel in
hits own tongue says, "It's just like
God speaking to me"; an African
helping with translation says, "The
Bible is much better In Zulu than
in English" ---and so it is, phoneti-
cally. Even the workers admit
the rewards ---one such accused of
Waring himself out., says, "That's
]sired of a jolty, - I'm in better
health than I've been for a long
time .. the thing is we feel we're
accomplishing something. We're
having the time of our lives,"
All of us grow restless some-
times. I know I have visited the
library (and others say the Same
tiring) and not been able to find
cmyt:ning that appealed that T had
not. already read. A bookshelf like
this one might answer the need
for something into which to sink
one's mental, emotional and spirit-
ual teeth. Froth can strangle. I'm
for a variation in literary diet oc-
casionally. Anyone care to join
me?
DONNYBROOK
Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Jefferson,
Donald and John of Newmarket,
visited on Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson and family,
Donald remained to continue his
studies at Wingham District High
School.
Miss Lucy Thompson returned to
Bronte after spending the holidays
at her home here,
Mr, and Mrs. Don Jefferson and
Cheryl Lynn of Clinton visited on
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Jefferson.
Mr, and Mrs, Elgin Josling and
family of Londesboro were S'anday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
.Jefferson and family.
Miss Betty Devereaux returned
to London after spending the holi-
days with her parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Gus Devereaux.
Mrs. Harold Woods, Lorne and
Murray spent Easter week with
Mr, and Mrs, George Tisdale and
family of London,
Safety Standards
In Poster Form -
As a means of focusing, further
attention on the main causes of
farm accidents, a series of Farm
Safety Standards has been devel-
oped by the Ontario Department
of Agriculture for distribution
I b rough local Farm, Safety Coun-
cils. These standards are in poster
Form and i11 istrate the chief causes
of a.ceidents happening to farm
people, together with suggestions
appropriate to the accident arra,
'flusters are designed to place em-
phasis on the home, barn, tractor,
machinery and traffic.
The posters have been mailed to
local Warm Safety Councils in
qua.ntitiis sufficient to be available
for all farms across the province,
The Farm Safety Council of On-
tario has endorsed this project and
has asked for the active support
of all local safety councils in the
distribution of llu'se posters. Cons
Mete coverage is essential to the
success of this project.
"Sixty-eight cents a week!" ech-
oed the economist, "l' can't believe
it! Won't you tell me how? .And
to make sure I get your story
straight, please speate louder."
"1 can't speak louder," said the
stranger. "I'm a goldfish.`
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