HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1966-05-05, Page 2Page 2 Wingham Advance-Times. Thursday, May a, 1966
THE TORONTO BIBLE COLLEGE CHORALE
will present a sacred rnt.,sic program at St tionai. The College was established for the
Andrew a Presbyterian Church this Sunday traininn ministers, missionaries and
at 7 p.m There is no charge for admis- other Christian workers. During the past
sion, end all are welcome. The students 72 years, more than 3,000 have graduated
represent Canada's oldest Bible College, and of these hundreds have gone out into
founded in 1894, which is interdenomine- 56 countries around the
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Rev. C. F. Johnson, L.Th. Rector
Mrs. Gordon Davidson Organist
FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER EASTER — MAY 8
9:30 a.m.—Sunday School and Bible Class.
11:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer.
Thurs., May 5—W.A. Guild at the home of Mrs. R. E.
Campbell, 3 o'clock.
Thurs., May 12—Altar Guild, Parish Room, 2:30 p.m.
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and jewellery. Tae next meow- drew's this Sunday at the ::.'sz:in
ing will be a welt. meeting at and 1.1. i.) c a.m. services will
Mrs. Ferguson'::. be Mr. i3ernie Smith. A native
Evelyn Ferguson served re- sn: Warren, Ohio, ”r. smith is
freshments, a school teacher in the Windsor
HAPPY HATMAKERS youth Leader to
LAk::El.i:T—The sixth meet-
ins was held al. the home e .
rs. G, Wright. The roll call, Guest Speaker New Assistao
selecting accessories" was an- At si A n d rew
1 Too, $24 6 Moneta $12
3 Montha $6 cap this odvortisorrsent cold
return it with gate check or
mown, order to:
reto Christien StiPlICO MOLlitef ono Novney Street
nonton, M. 02115
lbyterian Church was opened
With the hymn, "When He Com-
eth"., A Scripture reading was
given by Grace Corrin and Con-
nie Jamieson led inprayer.The
offering was received and dedi-
cated in prayer by Alexa Cur-
1 tie.
Three children presented
'their birthday offerings and a
'song session followed. Another
chapter from the study book,
George and the Chinese Lady"
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was read. Peter Hilbert closed
the meeting in prayer.
school system.
Known far and wide as a
youth leader and spern.ccr, Mr.
Smith has been particularly ac-
I tive the program of Inter
!Varsity Christian Fellowship and
'Inter School Christian Fellow-
!ship.
The services at St. Andrew's;
1Sunday are particularly direct-
old to the interests the youth.
The family as a unit is invited
to share in these services.
Accidents don't just happen, 4-11 member acquire knowledge
1They are caused, and skills in modern agriculture;
adopt a scientific. attitude to-
Andrews
Mission Band
The monthly Mission Band
ward agriculture, realize the
• need for continuing education,
develop a sense of responsibil-
ity, develop qualities of leader-
ship and acquire the habits and
attitudes necessary for a satisfy-
ing home and community life.
There are 57 4-11 agricultur-
al club leaders in Huron County,
As a matter of interest, 22 of
the Huron County leaders arc
graduates of a two or four-year
course in agriculture.
ganized during the Easter holi-
days. The 4-H clubs include
14 calf (dairy and beef projects),
breeding swine, 1 market hog,
1 sheep, 1 tractor maintenance,
grain corn and 1 sweet corn
club. Of the approximately
401) projects, 221) are in 4-11
calf club work,
The chief objective of 4-H
agricultural club work in On-
tario is the development of the
club member through training
in agriculture and citizenship.
More specific objectives of the
4-H program are to help the
Fir Ellen County
David Is
"One point I haw learned about
steed by eight members.
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College chorale
At St. Andrew's
A program of sacred music
will be presented by the Toron-
to Bible College Chorale at St,
Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Sunday evening at seven aspart
0 the special services being
held this month to mark the
opening of the new church.
Graduates from this college
arc to be found not only in the
active ranks of missionaries,
and ministers, but in such pro-
fessions as inedieint.:, law, and
dentistry; and in political life,
journalism and busint•ss. Bvery
walk of life, in Cninnia, +the
"4- S. A., and abroad has its
quota of graduates oronto
Bible College. All seek to hold
a Christian wittiest wherever
they are.
Students also cona- from
many countries of nie world,
and the present stud-, is repre-
sent the U. S.A., ',"erinany, Af-
rica, India, Bernina, Korea,
Australia, Jamaica, rue United
I-:ingdom (England, a.land and
Scotland), as well .a anada.
Courses at T.D. . include
Diploma Courses ..t•tor's, Mis-
sionary„ Christian :rot nation
and General Bible,: and degrees:
Bachelor of Theolony and Bach-
clot 0: Religious la a. 100,
An "open door' :nicy, en-
ables the institutie'' accent
,any student, regani!es:, of race,
language or color, to assist
students to enter w may be
deficient in acade mic standing.
While the average aacents are
graduates of Grade la, 13 or.
University levels, apaortunityas
given for others to enter for
training as well,
Toronto Bible Colia.ae serves
the church of Jesus Cht:st, and
all associated with the Board
of Governors, fact:."- staff and
students are commintea to this
gear task.
You will enjoy hearing this
Chorale in its sacred music pro-
gram.
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Enjoy Bowling
Eleven couples gathered at
the bowling alley when the
Presbyterian Copies' Club en-
joyed an evenina of bowling.
Mrs. John Donaldson won the
prize for the ladies and Gordon
Sutcliffe for t11... mien.
A short business meeting was
held in the upna room of St.
Andrew's C.E. hnilding. Mrs.
Clare Niergarth dedicated the
offering. Mr. Mrs. Len
Phillips and Mn. and Mrs. Nia-
gara', conven the eve-
ning served lunch,
Sh wer, DO1 ce
WROXETrp— A large crowd
attended the shower held in
Wroxeter Conntntiiity Hall Fri-
day evening for Mr. and Mrs.
Allan McRae (Lynne Wright).
Miss Gail Static toad the ad-
dress and Miss l..tyise Edgar pre-
sented the youna couple with a
gift of money.
DU BARRY
HUDNUT
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Phone
357 - 2170
Barbershoppers
Give Support
To Logopedics
The Wingham Harmony Men
are proud to be able to help in
the support of the Institute of
Logopedics, located at Wichita,
laansa,s. "We sing that they
shall speak" was chosen as a
motto in June, 1904 by the So-
ciety for the Preservation and
'Encouragement of Barbershop
Singing in America Inc., and
since that time the Society's
30,000 members have been sing-
ing their hearts out in aid of
portion of the funds of the Har-
mony Men is earmarked for this
worthwhile cause.
The Institute of Logopedics,
or "Speech Town", began as an
impossible dream in the mind
of a very unusual man, In 1934,
Dr. Martin F. Palmer began to
make his dream a reality. With
la single room at the University
(of Wichita, and a budget of
1$1,000, he set about develop-
ing a program of research,
clinical habilitation, and a stud-
ent training decaicated to bring
,speech to the silent.
It is estimated that one in
20 children is affected with a
speech or hearing defect. For
,sorne the detect will be minor,
!for others, it will shape their
The truth is that if noth-
ling is done for these children
they are doomed to semi-isola-
:tion,
Thirty thousand logopedists
are needed to cope with the
number of speech handicapped
in the U.S.A., yet there are
only 3,000 qualified persons in
the country. The Institute
maintains an active profession-
al training program. In the past
three decades, about 30,000
case histories of communica-
tive disorders have been as-
sembled at the Institute.
Since 1934, over 12,000
children have been returned to
society, able to communicate
with their fellow men, Among
these were 118 children from
Ontario. In connection with this
service project, the Wingham
Chapter of the S.P.E.B.S.Q.
S.A. Inc. is proud to be among
the first of Ontario's 31 Chap-
ters to provide funds for any Orr
tario child attending the Insti-
tute.
The Harmony Men will pre-
sent their third annual show
May 14 in the Wingham District
High School at 8.15 p.m. They
hope for a sellout crowd to bet-
ter serve this great project.
Tickets may be obtained from
any of the Harmony Men.
Scurvy, a disease of infants
which results from a lack of
vitamin C and generally shows
itself at the average age of sev-
en to 12 months, is easily pre-
vented and cured with applica-
tion of a vitamin supplement
for infants.
SUNDAY, M Y 8th
FAMILY PEW SUNDAY
AT ST. ANDREW'S
MORNING SERVICES — 9:30 and 11:00 a.m.
Special Speaker — Mr. BERNIE SMITH, of Windsor.
9:30 a.m. Service—Presentation of Religion and Life
Awards. Cubs and Scouts parade
to this service.
11:00 a.m. Service—Broadcast over CKNX.
Junior Choir with Ruth Arm Currie and Joan Currie,
soloists.
7:00 p.m.—Toronto Bible College Chorale.
A special ministry in song and the spoken word.
8:10 p.m.—Fireside, with accents on Youth.
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Walkerton Disttict Secondary
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lege Associate Diploma Course
in Agriculture where he special-i
ized in animal husbandry.
David completed e 4-H dairy
calf club projects in the Bruce
County 4-P program. He was
an active member of the Wal-
kerton Junior Farmers and held
a number of executive positions
in both 4-H and Junior Farmers,
At O. A.G., Dave was presi-
dent of his class executive in
first year and vice-president in
his graduating year. He partici-
pated in college intramural
hockey, football, soccer, and
the animal husbandry club.
David Inglis will be working
with the 24 Huron 4-H Agri-
Couples' Cu their unified service project. A
,meeting of St. Andrew's Pres- cultural clubs which were or-
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