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College, to take a course in engi-
neering.
—Mr. ad 'Mrs. Norman ,Dickisen
of Toronto spent = the week-end
with Mrs. W. A. Galbraith,
—Mr, and Mrs. E, Parrish, Ivan
and Sharon Guy, were in Llstowel
on Sunday and 'attended a fainily
gathering. in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Gray, who celebrated their
tenth wedding anniversary. The
guests included Mr. and Mrs, Chas,
Mann, of Trowbridge, who were
attendants at the wedding.
—Me. and Mrs. Gordon Cerson
and children of Teeswater spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Maurice
Swanson.
—111fr. and Mrs. Sohn Hanna are
spending a few days in Toronto,
—Mr. Jim Newman of the Toro*
to-Dominion Bank staff in Allen-
dale, was a week-end visitor with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris.
Newman..
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By Rev,, Peacock
Bayfield, Ontario
. Seated on planks that substitut-
ed for pews in the )3elgrave came
munity centre we sat for over an
hour "spell-bound" listening to a
Man who had erelesed the Atlantic
.12 times, the Pacific 1.1: and hacl
four' times circled the glebe, al
in the interests of spreading thy
Gospel through the production of
the devotional booklet, "The ljpper
Room", which has a distribution of
three million copies each issue in
40 languages and in 88 countries,
The orator and editor, Dr. Man
ning Potts, ,described the, crying
need of the Gpspel among the pa-
gan, world. "Over half of the popu
lation of the world go to bed hun-
gry every night," This new, strange
pagan world of Sputniks and Ca-
dillace mingling with, the primitive
wooden-bladed ox-driven plow and
earth threshing floors. ,
No spoke of Russia with her
marvellous collection of religious
art treasures depicting the world'"
Saviour yet, in her materialistic
way of life, not knowing the re.
fleetest thing about' the Christ so
magnificently portrayed by the
artist. We were disturbed as never
before—not by 'the hardness and
narrowness of the planks on which
we sat—but by the hardness and
narrowness of Christian living that
had lost much 'of the vision of the.
Christ and His challenge to evan-
gelize in this sputnik-nuclear
bonlb-materialistic, atheistie-CrazY
modern world. ,
With an inward prayer, by many.
a listener, for strength and cour-'
age to go out and finish the task,
of Visitation EVangelism, the ser-
vice in the concrete and meta'
building was over and' the speaker
came down from the improvised
platform to see standing before
him a lady from the nearby village
of Dungannon. •
"Do you remembet me?" she
said, her face glowing in antici-
pation of renewed friendship. The
",mind of the preacher went back
over the yearg to a few hours taken
out of thousands to two travellers,
himself, pr. Manning. Potts, and
Dr. Harry Denman, clinibing the
way up Mar's Hill, Athens, Greece.
and then the .voice, "Yoh speak
English?" . . and' so the intro=
deletion to the lady whose honcie
was then 'near Southampton, Ont.
References to the Upper Room
brought, a smile on 'the face of -the
lady, aS she ihfo
i
lined the editor
that she had a copy n her bag
sent by Canadian friends in In-
stanbuI, Ttirkey, -where :she was
employed. The: three continued' up
the Hill and there read the story
frdim the New Testament of Paeil's
visit' so long ago. A 'short prayer
eoncluded the info'rmal 'service and
they parted their ways, the-lady to
her work in Turkey, the gentle-
men to continue their journey
around the world.
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Last Wednesday, on the concrete
floor' of the Belgrave community
centre, they met again, tasting the
joys of renewed friendship and
bonded together .by a little service
on Mar'S Hill and the devotional
booklet, They met—they parted;
the lady to her home now in Dun-
gannon, the preacher-editor to go
back to his centre' at Nashville,
Tenn., to prepare for the journey
that in a few days will take him
to India to share with others in a
team of Visitation Evangelism,
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LI ERAL PRP
Ohl -fitRE “01
WinterniCyer, leader of
the 7.4berai Party in Ontario,- will
be the 'speaker at a nomination
ednVentioh for the, Ruron-Brude eonstituold-s; to be held 'in the
„Winghaerk town hall on:Thursday
'e.vening, 9f i.hle'-'Week. Time of the
meetinels 8,30. ''' • '
Rae 'Watson, well-known Luck-
nOw district farther and Present,
district governor orthe Lions Club,
has declared his intention of tAac-
Mg his' name before 'the .cohiren-
tien. It is 'underStoed that there
are likely to be contendere from
Brussele,,Blyth and •
Earlier this sumMer there was
a persiStent ,ruinor that a Pro-
vine/al eleetion, cOuld be eXpected.
However, the likelihood of a fall
elettion is now .ektremely remote,
but, it is belieVed that a vote' Will
. next' spring or early
surnmer. - •
Winner of the-Liberal convention
will in all probability oppose efehn
W. Hanna, at,P,Pe the PregreeSive
Coneeiwative.merribee whe MIS held
the seat since ,1043, 'having won
fiVe eleetipne.
Wig 'expected that about three
hundred voting delegates' will be
on hand fee the Liberal meeting
this week, "
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parents, Mr.. and Me's, Wally Arm- _ etrong, .
—Miss 11:tary Ann Cleland of To-
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her mother,' Mrs. IViery Cleland,
John Crawford of 08gbocle
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--Mrs. Julius Seandrett and Miss
Corinne Scaeldrett, Mr. and . Mee
Ewart Powe and Mr.' and Mrs. Bill
Skelton of London, were Week-end
guests with the former'S sister,
MPs. James Taylor of town,
—Mrs. William Watson and Mr.
and Mrs, Clifford Bartlett of Mit-
chell spent Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs, 'Pori Bilis of Wingham,
—Mrs: D. S. MadNaughlon and
John MaeleTaughtorl spent the week-
end at Unionville and attended the
Grant-Gough wedding,
—Mr, Hugh Smith of Toronto,
a patient in Wingham Heepital for
the past rherith, has returned to
his home,
t—Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Rowland,
Cheryl and Kendra of Burlington,
spent the week-end at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Brown,
—Miss Charlotte McBurney has
beet a patient in Winghartr Hospi-
tal -during the past Week,
--Mr, arid Mrs, Olaucle St, George
were Sunday visitors with their
son, Mr, Bruce St. George, who
was. released :from hospital last
week, and Mrs, St, George.
MrS. Wrn, Bain and
Mr. and'Mrs, Min Herten and son,
spent Sunday with MN arid Mrs.
Wm, I3ain jr„ at Stratford.
—Mr, Emerson= Towle of Winni-
peg, Mart„ iy visiting with his Sis-
ter! Mrs. haft Crump, for a couple
of weeks. ,
Famous for
Quality
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tAtit .
—Mrs. N. Cameron, Mee. G. N.
Underwood and Mrs. W. J. Greer,l
represented• the Wingharn Hospital
Auxiliary at the meeting of Region
No, 2, Hospital Aids, which was
held in Clinton on September 24.
—Mr. Allan McGill of Turnberry
Township ,returned, home last week
after spending thd past two weeks
at Los Altos, California.
--Mrs. H. Cassidy arrived in
Canada last,Friday aboard the Em-
press of France to attend the wed-
ding of her ypungest daughter,
Margaret, to Alfred Schwichtene'
berg. While in Wingham she will'
visit her dadghtere, Wt. John
Hanna, Mrs. Gordon Perrott and
Mrs. „Wm, Forsyth, and will also
visit her son ,Toseph, who is at
Trenton with the RCAF.
--Mr, and Mrs, W. F,, Burman
spent ja clay last week with her
brother at ''Parkhill,
—Mr, and ' Mrs, E. S. Copeland.
were in Toronto last week, guests'
tet the Park Plaza.
—Mrs. .7. H. Rogers of Fordwlch
spent last Week with Mr, and Mrs.'
N. T. McLaughlin.
—Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Ireland
spent a few days lapt week in
Eastern Ontario', viewing the St.
Lawrence pewee ,project and also
visiting 'Prince 'Edward County
They Were accompanied by Mr,
Richard Ireland Of' Victoria, I3 C.,
Who has been visiting relatlYes in
the Wingham and Teeswater area..
— Mr. Bill Rettinger, of the Toe
ronte:Dornieion Bank staff, Toron.
to, spent the week-end With his,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Ret-
Linger.
—Bev. and Mrs, E. 0. La'neaeter
and their ton, Report, Who is tea-
oiling, in London, *were the guests
of Rev. and. Mrs. C. P.,. John.-
eon on Sunday, Mr, Lanett:0e Wee
,guest minister 'rut the Harvest
Horde service On Sunday 'evening e at St, Paul's Church,
Mrs, Michael VVillie has peen
a patient at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, since last Friday. '
gad Mrs, John Sionamon
and son Murray, Wroxeer, and
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Sinnarrion, Minnie St., visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Archie
Hertel o' Ritcherier.
—Mr, arid Mrs. Howard Machan,
airninic and Primp „spent attluto
with Mr,• and MrS. 'Tort.Baker at
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—Mr, 'John Congram, student, at
Waterloo, College, epent the, ,weeke
end at the home of his par4ts,
Mr. and Mes. W, Congram,
=Miss Helen Black, who has
spent several months with—Mes.
W. A, Galbraith, left Monday morn-
ing fop Sionx Leokout, Where S'he
has accepted a 'position.
—Mr. and Mre, Haft", Ellitift;
.Mr, and Mrs. Fred Elliott of Blue=
vale, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Elliott
of:Goderich, and Mrs. Stewart Cow.
areof Wingharn attended he funeral
of Clifford Elliott at Hamilton on
Friday.
. - —Mrs. Sam Griffith was a visitor,
'over the week-end with Gorrie
fiiends.
—Miss Cory Verhoef ,of Wingharri
spent last week at the home of het
patents at Clinton.
—Mr. and Mrs. Mel Keating and
family and Mrs. David Chamney
of Exeter, were Sunday guest§ a
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edgar and ,
visited other Wingham friends. On
Sunday evening they attended the
Harvest Heine serxiee in St. Paul's
Church.
—Mr.' and Mrs, Harold Edwa:icle
speeit Sunday with Mr, .and Mrs.
L. W. Loppe and family at-'Port
Elgin,
—Mr, and Mrs. hoevarcl Poiloek
of Detroit, 1,/fiCh., spent- the ,week-
end With their niece, Mrs. Don
Camel:Oh, Mr. Carreerph and tarnily.
—Mr. Wendell Alton of London
epent the Week-end with his rno=
thee, Mrs, Will Alton.
Jean CreIMP has returned
horne after spending the past four
weeks in Toronto and, Niagara
Palls. Her sister, Mrs', Mntriet To-
eontci, accompanied her -home an'd
is 'Visiting here for' a °duple of
Weeks. .
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tir. arid Mre, IP, A, 'Parker 'have
retuiTlecl hobrie afte'r several. weeks'
vatatTert at Ritchener and Clark's
—Mr, and Mrs, Gelarge Helidere
teal Peturned horn° oh Prickly rim*
Scotland, where they spent several.
week's. With Mrs, Henderson's pa-
rents,, Mr. and Mrs. d'arnes 138.17
Our. .At Paisley.
'.—Miss Linda tiliott, daughter of ,
arid Mrs. Bill Elliott had her
toriails arid Adenoids reMbved .
Hospital bn Sa.tur4y,
--Mr. and Mrs. Scotty Porbei of
Leption spent a few days lest Week
with her mother, Mrs, Howard,
McLaugh-
lin spent Sunday at IVreaford, Where
theY Viet tett with Mts. Leslie Me-
, potig A.routtong, of To-
ronto, pp,ortt tjso Weakep44, rAth
10#,MY WHILE WI :OM Oft
EDIGHOFFE S
—.Was Margaret Viachad attend-
ed the YOung People's..Conferenee,
'Which wee held in Leamington the
Peet wee'k-end,
--Mi. and Mrs. 'SpaAs of
Detroit, IVfleh e are visiting 'wit!,
their' dairghter, 'Mr's. Angus trow-
bray, Mr." ivrowhray and' 'fahilly,
,7, 74", McCracken and Mt.
Perrin. McCracken Kingsville,
visited the Misses McCracken and
former -friends recently.
= 0..Therimson and Mrs.
Theiripsort of : London spent the
Week-end With her patelete, me and
Mrs, AleX Reid, Mr .and Mrs, dry-,
stal Wilds of Ripley ;visited over
'the week-end' at .the male hhine.
11, and Mrs,
batt Ctothere' tatedded the 28th
eonventien.of ,the Leell.flee AnXillary
to die Canadian Legion, tit the
Royal"Yerk Rota To.rontb, held
fronii .1Yronday- ,Ifintisday' or last
•Week, .Welleoefee-80,0 Worieen, trent
.a0 ioitt.i.e.V.011,tfttiO attended the r. ponV,entiOrit — •
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Ohettlebarge Fraser Strong, Jim 1`,Ttestnitb, Jim Mitchell, Ray Corrine
Lonnie Boucher, Jim Griffith; front, Bill Dauphin, Tommy Boyeli,
Robert, Campbefl, David Crethers, Rodney lillickey, Michael Fleury,
—Advancejimes 'photo.
HELD DAY WINNERS—Back rows from the left, eGeorge
Bob Lunn, .Jim Newell, George Hem Doug Campbell, Bob Cameron,
Bill Yemen, Lynet Finnigan e 490 eloWe -Campbell, Lynn Hickey,
Pant Strefige,,WaYne Thompson.—AdVanceeTimes ''photoe'
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