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• ALT.INV„ Mrs.
.Wheeleiry, tdent open
Meer
WPmen-,
Time". The worship i,ilhnA0 Was
conducted by brut 1V1 with Mrs,
Bessie Johnston and' Mrs. alen,q
Johnston using as titoir the 'nte•
"Row Far Will You Walk With Us?",
taken from Mandate. This
concerned the South African -
problem of violence, apartheid and
equal rights.
The scrapbook ot church activities
begun by Mrs. Thelma Perry end
Mrs. Anna Johnston is being carried
on by Mrs. Mary Peacock and she
would appreciate clippings and
pictures taken since 1980. The
Wroxeter fall rally, Monday, Oct. 17,
at 7 On., was discussed, also the
bazaar to be held Oct. 28, The
ting c�Jnmitt
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ileen wiars,*, MrL Ma!
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ewartarid Mrs. Audrey Edgar,
• asked halve their „report fori
-next 'meeflng in Noventher,
other repOrti mast be submitted.
Rev. Bonale"!Aultile had a coif.
the new cookbook, Set U
Break.Bread Together"-, This boo
ts, comprised of recipes frOkgroups
ail over Canada. Mrs. Nancy
•Corrigan gave 'a report .of
Westminster Weekend and also
the very successful Bible School held
in the church, this slimmer: 'VITA.'
Wheeler attended the Gota.rre
Women's Conference in Waterloo M
June. The conference has been
growing since its beginnings in NW_
and this, year reached capacity.
Benediction closed the meeting,
with lunch by Unit 11 and asocial
time.
'Christian Missions
is WMS meeting theme
BLUEVALE ,--..11(fis. Glenn Golley
chose' "Christian Missions” as the
theme to open the.Sept. 7 meeting of
the Women's-Missioriary Society of
• Knox Presbyterian Church.
Mrs.'KeithIleffatt read scripture
froth-Danlel, chapter Six, with-com-
ments"Windows in Dark
Placesiy:Slie said, "We should open
happy windows for others with
conrogetiitfit,, hope and jity. Mrs.
Stanley Moffatt offeked prayer and a
• second version of the Ten tom-
mandinents,
Ten ladies answered the roll call
with a verse from the Bible men-
tioning a weed. Mrs. Jack 'Jenkins
gave the treasure?'s report and
accepted the offering, with prayer
by Mrs. Golley. Two get -Well cards
were signed by all for Md. Jack
Willitts and Mrs. Alba Mundell Who
are in hospital.
Business included an invitation for
a bus trip to a Russian Orthodox
Church in Toronto and,the Wynford.
• R. W. Bell
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OPTOMETRIST
Goderich
• The Square- 524-7661
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Drive Book Store, with the Wingharn
Presbyterian ladies. Heritage Books r
were purchased from Mrs. Jenkins
and the October Thankeffering
meeting was planned for
when Miss Marjorie AnnAUMichaei
will showPictures of Australia-.
• Mrs. tarry Welch -showed nim .of
"Sights and Sounds of -USSR'",
showing-the:-beantiful-clurreheS
.
Overflowing with worshippers. They
are filled with- images of Christ and
•candles glow with deep 'meaning.
"We can learn to respect the
heritage of the churches," she said.
She closed with the messagethat
'God embraces and sustains the
churches until the end of time.
A hymn and prayer closed the
meetingMrs. S. Moffatt, Mrs. K.
Moffatt and Mrs. Elston served
lunch.
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