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MRS. ARIE DE
BRUYN selects ingredients for Japanese`.,
beef sukiyaki which she learned to make at a night school
course in foreign cuisine at F. E. Madill Secondary School
..along with other Wingham and district gourmets, including
a couple, of male gastronomists. The girls prepare f e
dishes carefully. The. course motto: "You eat yvhat you
make". (Staff Photo)
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WHITECHUR H -"I'S'
ride Women'sionary Seoicty
held its Thankoftfel�ing nieeti,ng
Thursday of li w , in; this
Langside Chum, �Gta we
present from Teeswater, nth
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The call to worship was given -
hy the president, Mrs. George
Young. Mrs. Jim Young, Mrs.
Visser, Mrs. Weirsma, Mrs, fete
de Boer and Mrs. George Young
fang "CIO Will Take Care of
`You" with" Mrs, Bregman as or-
ganist. The scripture was read by
Mrs. Peter de Boer.
The meditation,, was given by
Mrs. Victor Wybenga on
"Thanksgiving". All should be
thankful for the -wonderful har-
_;vest and peace to all, she said.
Thanksgiving and prayer go to-
gether. God is always ready -to
listen to prayer so thank Him in
prayer for your blessings at this
time.
Mrsl. Visser led in prayer. '
The president, Mrs. Young, ex-
tended a warm welcome to all
guests on behalf of the group.
Mrs: Ken MaeDonaald of Tees -
water gave a reading and the sec-
retary, Mrs. de Boer read the
minutes and called the roll. Mrs:
Victor Emerson of Whitechurch
gave readings, "Jesus Paid My
Fare" and "The Empty Pew".
'The offering was received by
Mrs. Dave Moffat and Mrs. El-
mer Scott, and dedicated by Mrs.
Weirsma.
Mrs. Wesley Young introduced
the guest speaker, a former
:.Quebec missionary
is guest speaker
MRS. BERT THOMPSON (left) and Mrs. Eric Walden chop
chicken,.at night school for a Japanese dish,•chicken.,teri-
yaki, one of the subjects in the course on foreign cuisine•be-
inglaught by homeeconomics teacher Miss Kathy Klos.
Classes for gourmets are 'held Thursday. evenings at F. E.
Madill Secondary School.: (.Staff Photo) •
The Thankoffering meeting of
the Ladies' Mission Circle of the
Wingham Baptist Church was
held in the auditorium of the
church with a good crowd in
attendance.
A reading was given by Mrs.
Alvin Procter and Mrs. William
Stevenson of Belgrave sang a
couple of solos: -
Rev. Murray Heron of Rouyn,
.Quebec, was the guest 'speaker.
Mr. Heron gave a challenging
and interesting message on his
missionary work in Quebec and
showed slides of his work there.
Following the meeting an hour
"`"of fellowship took place with the
ladies serving a delicious lunch.
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Son Worshippers
THE
MYSTERIES of pr -paring Japanese- beef sukiyaki
were revealed to Mrs.D. Chomyn (right) and Mrs. Brenda
Tiffin in a night course currently being taught by Miss
Kathy Klos, home economist teacher at F. E. Madill Sec
ondary School. Sukiyaki is only one of a number of exotic
dishes covered in the course on foreign cuisine. (Staff
Photo) . -
film. coming .,
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"The Son Worshippers", an ex-
citing documentary film that
captures the work of God in the
lives• of youth who call them-
selves the Jesus People, will be
.shown at the Salvation Army Cit-
adel on Sunday at 7:00 p.m.
This film reveals the Jesus
People to be bright, direct in their
approach and genuinely sym-
pathetic to the spiritual needs of
others.
Evangelist Billy Graham said
he liked what he saw of these peo-
ple because they believe the
Bible, point to one way of salva-..
tion, emphasize the second com-
ing of Christ -and proclaim the
need of a personal encounter with
Jesus Christ. Truly one of the
must' remarkable things happen-
ing in the `70's' is the rise of these
new rebels who are saying;
"If you want to shout, shout for
Jesus,"
"If you want to march, march for
Christ."
The film is the story of these
people. It shows their grasp of a
traditional -Christian faith in a
non-traditional way and follows
them as they march for Jesus
Christ.
The -Son Worshippers is the la-
test. release of Youth Films, Inc.
of Muskegon, Michigan. an fol-
lows a long line of award-wiing
films such as 'No Need to Hide'.
There is no admission charge
and all are welcome to attend.
EAT WHAT YOU MAKE is the motto of the evening course in foreign cuisine at F. E. Ma-
dill Secondary School. Here the class is seen about to do just that. Course teacher Miss
Kathy Klos is in background. (Staff Photo) .
s church
meMber of the group, Mrs, Gor-
don Wall of Wingha, whose
topic was "Be Thapkfur. She
told of problems in underdevel-
oped countries and tried all to
pray for these and be ready to
help. Chrt never asks any of us
to do anything beyond what we
are able to do, sheid. Do your
work well no Matter how small it
may be,
She concluded with a story of
an old man who was given u bag
full of supplies and money which
would last as.long as he remem-
bered the four magic' words, "I
thank Thee, Lord", He p ospered
so' well he forgot the w•o and
the bag was getting emp y.. • e
day heave a little gift and he
was so happy to have been able to
help that he said. "I thank Thee;
Lord", and the bag became full
again.
\Mrs. James Young,.on behalf of
the group, thanked Mrs. Wall and
presented her with a gift. •
Mrs. Don Robertson of the Kin -
lough group gave a reading, "Let
Me Walk with the Man in the
Road." Mrs. Phillip Steer of
South Kinloss sang "It Is Well
with My Soul", accompanied .by
organist Mrs. Bregman. '
The repeating of the Lord's
prayer in unison closed the meet-
ing..The Langside group invited
.all to the basement where lunch
was served.
Mr. and WS.
Ed-
gar and family of F'etre is visited
on Snn with his mother,
.
Arthur Edgar, a patient In Wing-
ham an District ;pitaL They
also called on other relatives.
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