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The of the Miter]. c.turch
old their' regular meeting', on
.asday everting when, the presi,
.0lifford. preeided,
. rola Iireckenridge, secretary,.
asst, the .Pilnutcs. Allan Campbell
read the Scripture., The topic i„vas.,
taken. by. Anne Peacock, ."What
Do You. Want?", giving :aims in
Life. A. social: time .was enjoyed,
after the devotional program.
Owing to the continued storm
several events in the village- were
Cancelled: t,..itiCar practice in the
two churches. on Thursday eve-
ning,. a meeting. of the
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WOO HADITS DELF United cloth its Higher
BODY MT .GERMS Objective 'for 1959 1481M Fund
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TriraberrY group of the W.A. on
Thursday afternoon and the euchre
party sponsored by the 131irovale
WoMen's Institute on Friday eye.
ning,
On Friday evening, inn. 3Oth,
the annual meetings of the emigre-
iations of Knox Presbyterian M.
of the United Church Will be held.
Mr, Morris, Bagman Is recovering
after undergoing surgery in. y,,on _
don.
Mr. Harold. Bagman of Toronto
visited his Parents; Mr. and Mrs,
Morris 13OStrian last weelr.
The annual. Meeting of the Blue-
vale Public Library will •he held
on Wednesday evening of this
week,
2, The lining of the nose has
'little hairlike projections which are
constantly in motion to keep out
dust and filter ,germ-laden.
.Coughing and sneezing clear the
air, passages of harmful matter.
3, Digestive juices in the sto-
mach and intestines prevent the
growth of injurious germs which
are swallowed with food.
4. The blood contains substances
which counteract and destroy
harmful germs.
An individual's power and resist-
ance to infection depends to a
great extent upon the state of his
general health, St. John Amnia/ice.
says, resistance can be increased
by the practice of good health
habits and personal hygiene such
as:
1, Obtaining sufficient sleep and
rest, •
2, Eating ' regular meals and
having an adequate diet,
3. Getting sunshine, fresh air
and exercise each day.
4, Keeping one's persbn and
surroundings scrupulously clean.
5. Giving •prompt attention to
cuts, abrasions and. other wounds
and keeping them covered with
clean (preferably sterile) dressing,
6. Wearing suitable clothing in
cold and wet weather.
7. Immunization. •
Investment in
Latin America
It's good business and good
strategy for Canada to invest in
Latin Ameriea, says The Financial
Post, The paper comments:
a "The Latin countries need Sup-
plies of capital .:to raise living
standards. Like Canada, they pre-
fer to diversify their sources of
supply of capital. Canadians can
invest in the area without arous-
ing fears of "Yankee imperialism."
With Russia offering supplies of
capital goods to help develop South
American oil, the need for western
nations. to Sind ;tactful and welcome
ways of investing in the region is
obvious.'
The congregation of Wingham
United Church held its annual
meeting in the 'Sunday School room,
On 'Wednesday evening, January 21.
preceded, by a. -hot supper served
by the Woman's. Association. In
the absence of the minister, Rev,
T. liusSer, ti, short devotional
period. was, 'conducted by Rev, W. P..
Clarke, This inchided a menaorial
Service for the eight members who
lrad died during the year.
For the business of the meeting,
Lovell McGuire was ' appointed'
chairrilan . and G. W. Tiffin acted
as secretary, The reports from all.
organizations were most ,e.ncoilrag•
ing, abowing• an increase in morn-
bera finances and attendance, The
congregation has '345 families with
year several improvements :were
made to church, and Pat:Sonage
property. A 'd.otiatisin,. of $1,0.00,00
was sent to the UniVerSity. ,Of
Western , Ontario Fund
and assistance was given to CKNK,
program, "Sing Time". Bibles .Were
presented to 'all Sunday School
members under 13 years of age,
T,n. duly the congregation: was
happy to welcome its new minister,
Rev. T. G. }Risser, Mrs. Tinsser.snd
family, who came here -from
Aylmer, and have already made a
Warm piece for theinseives in the
hearts of the people and the life
of the church, ' •
In the fall, an ',every family
visitation wan conducted ,by the•
men of the church whiCh was
found to be very helpful in all
lineS of church endeavor.
Every .Sunday morning, (hiring
church service. the Young Weman'S
Auxiliary has charge of the nurs-
ery; which 'looks after children up
to three years, At the:Sat/if. time,
Suffer. njuris.
In Car. Smash
iNiurtalluytell-' garry Cook,
of ,Marnoch has been a '0.001: in
Wingham .Hospital' since Friday
when he was hurt in a car. aceldent
on. the 9th concession of•East'
wanosh, east of N. 8 scliool.
The 'weather became blustery
with poor visibility and the car, in
which, Mr. Cook Was a passenger
collided • with a car driven „by
Norman Shiell Belgrave, who
was on his,,xnail route. "Mr. •Cook's; •
son Austin was driver of the Cook
vehicle and Frank Cooper was also
a passenger. •
'Considerable damage was done to
both vehiele9 Provineialconstable
Ron Bell investigated. Mr.' Cook
was' taken to, the hospital suffen•
ing from a fracture in- the neck:
Frank suffered a broken nose and
bruises.
the Junior congregation Meets in
two grOupsi and are trained in
Bible study while the parents
attend church,
The six groups of the Woman's.
Missionary Society all exceeded
their objectives, forwarding a total
of $1,761,40 'to rriyalons•as well es
bales valued at $1,844.00 to home
and overseas mission headquarters.
$125.68 was collected and sent to
UST,I,O.E.P., by the girls of the
C,O,I.T. The Woman's Association
had for its ,project this year, eorn-
plete new electrical:equipment Ir,
the parsonage ;kitchen,
The highlights of the Sunday
School year are the Flower Sun:,
day in dune and the Christmas
pageentin,..Dneenlher,...,_ Addecl to.
envelope givings, these events
allowed the to contribute
$718.00 to various missionary funds,
Early July, a' vacation school
was'hela with a registration of 307.
The 'children from 3 to 11 years
are' taught Bible study, games and
crafts. This is an interdenomin-
ational 'project which draft child-
ren and ,leaders from different
churches in the town,
The student minister, Jim Schyn-
kar, was not. forgotten, Gifts- of
money and clothing were sent to
help with hin•surnmer work among
the Indians in the north,
presenting' - the financial
stateme.nt, the treasurer show,; 1 re-
ceipts to . the general fond of
$24,681,60 of which $9,293.72 went
to the MisSionarY and Maintenance
l+ tend of the'chinch, The total
givings froni all organizations
within. the 'churl-di were' $30,165,21
of which . $11,080..09 was forwarded
to missions. Realizing the rising
need of, iner'e,:fitnds ,for, iChristian
missions, At •Was decided that this
elrafeh should set' its objective for
the M.' arid 11T fund 'for 1959 at
$1.0,009 and commence at once to
work toward' this end: •
PolloWinglhe.lreport of the nom-
,inating, committee the following
were elected to the session: W. S.
Hall, Norman Keating,,- Percy
Stainton, Howard Walker, E.
Stuckey;'Ross Vogari„lTred Tucker;
to the' board . •stew.ards:', J. H.
Crawford, 'Jaek' G.'•W, Tif-
fin, George tindetWood, S: J. Walk-
er, Dr. A. D., McMurchy, Win, P.
King; • hoard of lrustees; Howard
2Vfachp.n, W. H. French, . G., W.
Tiffin. Auditors elected Were
W. D.-„strtitheivan d A. Halliday.
Speaking ,for 'the, congregation
W. S. Hall expressed' appreciation
of, the ,high leaderShip which has
been given by T. G. Hussera.
since:, coming to the church. He
also thanked the choir for its
splendid music under the leader-
ship, of Mr. A, 13, Bennett, The
meeting dosed With prayer by
Rev. W. D. Clark,
There aro nO many' conntiosa
lions of germs around us that It Is
amazing we are not Sick. all the
time.
The ger= don't have it all their
own way for several reasons, $L .
John Ambulance points out, The
human body has certain natural
defences Which help keep germs
out. It they do get into the body
there are other defences against
them, And, of course, modern inedi-
cal science and health habits play
a large part in the war against
germs.
Some of the natural defences
which protect the body against in-
vading germs are:
1. The unbroken skin is an ef-
fective barrier and germs have dif-
acuity in penetrating it. outs,
scratches, cracks or Insect bites
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Plana for the growing, family, it has all the convenience of a latingalow on the first floor and
provides two additional bedrooms end a storage area UpStAirs.
The bay window in the living' teem arid the open planning to the dining Space help to offset
the small size a this living area. The kitchen is 'also minurrinn tire bat there is tooth for tabie and
a pass-through to the dining Yearn. There IS I large obit Closet conveniently Iodated id the vestibule.
The total floor area is 1429 square feet arid the eitterior clittierititint ate 31 feet, (our inches by
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