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families settle
e Win ham area
IWO Ream greeps Gf
have Wised into the
Writemain azea„ Viengsavalan
&ravers 223C1 bits we
10feg Ten, zed Bourithee5
Partenneavong and .he ,twin
sepbews Sompbet and
So
Bath groups fled 'from Laos
and hed bean firing ha the
teem. Thalland refugee camp
before creeing to Canada two
weeks ago
Mr.&rev tit'e: and his wife
are sponsored by the
W ingliam Presbyterian
Church and are living at the
Doug Fortune home at RR
Viringhern They wll SOW be
enuring to a second house of
SPONSORED COUPLE—Viengsavanh Sinavong and. his
elite Mei bin g Tsan arrived two weeks ago from a refu-
gee camp in Thailand. Sponsored by the Wingharvi Pres-
byterian Church, they are living With the Doug. Fortune
family, RR 1, Wingham_ They will soon be moving to the
Fortunes' second house_ The coupe had. been living in
Laos bets 1.e:ie./ening to Thailand-
St.Paul's Church
(ANGLICAN)
WINGHAM
_John Sees ,Cerape Stz-ael
Tie The Rev_ .km T M Stvcre,.. L Th
THE ANGLICAN PARISH OF WINGHAM
ANDBELGRAVE
• ST_ PAUL'S ctsuRoi; WINGHAM
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24
The First Sunday in Lent *
8...10,arre—itiely Eucharist in the Church
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11 AtEi cern—The. Peniteeitial Om, Sang Eacherist
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WINGHAM
FRUIT MARKET
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Facelle RoyWe .63
Beans with Pork
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Brights - 413
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Chtu Bananas
2 lin bogs ran 1
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WAITER HOURS:
Movieley to Saturday 7303j to 7 CIO p
Fridays 7 -.3° atm: to ROO to ,
Anne 317-refeli CLAM) MOMS Me Deliver
the FOrtgiUeS,
Mr. &avorig moved from
Vietnam to Lees when he was
tw years old and had bei
hying in the ca* -*Io far tiv last
five years.. Ff--wife fied to
1—ixataand two yeses ago. Mr
&navorg worked, in a car-
pestry shop M Thailand for
three years and plere to help
*e*
o the Fneernte farm This
wek the young couple began
Etiglish dsse nListowel
The Patherneerveng family
spent aboitt 11-2 years in
Thailand_ Sponsored by the
wren Be* Ch.apel, they
are now 'reeding at the An-
drew Rislies home in
Wegh=
Bramthera Past
worked as a secretary -at the
eervip and Somphet, 21, was an
elementare scheal teacher.
The young man hopes t
acquire training in elite
mectiP ies Sourinha, i13,
pi, to attend high schoel
once English classes in
Listowel have been COM -
pleted.
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were: hishlady,
Bra Cam; tigh soan„ Joe
MOOTTIrm: high ladY PlaYtag
as -man, M. Ferguson;
lAtfa =an Playing as a lad'',
George Muter-
j.unrh was served b
members of the Order to ben' g
the enjoyable ever:1/4,44o a
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SPEAK FR ENCH—Sourinha Pathammavong, 18, his aunt Bounthom and brother
Somphet, 23., arrived in Wingham Feb.. LI Sponsored by the Wingham Bible Chapel they
are residing at 4he Andrew Riskes home in Wingharn. The group speaks French and
began English classes in Listowel this week
Aft. unit hears of mission in Japan
ELGRAVE — "Jesus
Saviour PBtit Me- vgith Mrs
I eelie Ret at the pdano, was
the owning hymn of the
Feb-
rry meeting al the after-
noon wife of the UCW_ Nits.
nee/ Coates led the worship
service, using as her tope.
-"The Listening Theme of
Stewardsidp"_ Reath Oat to
COT brothers and sisters in
quebat; to the C3nrisliats in
Nepal and to Christien
tioisean in Haiti. Listen to the
•native people of our lend; to
the,relationsbip of the United
Chenth with the Stoney native
peer* of the hadrain reserve --
lion rear Calgary arvi to the
Ministry with native people in
commandties across nor-
thern Manitoba and meth --
western Ontario_ Christian
outreach to Lbrador. New-
foundland and Quebec is a
ceellenge to those who serve
there
Each member was given a
capy of the magazine
"Iiieteri", Where these and
other stories of the thumb at
work can be et -or -Bed Mrs.
Robert
Ebbed led in gir eye.
The in:Motes eiede read,
offerneg repaired and derre
cated and financial repert
given by Mrs_ Lawrence Tay -
et. A thenk you note was
received from alum& Mem-
ber, Mrs. Grace Procter of
hgersell_ Prograzms foe the
year were distrtheted and
durebabies me to be visited
by a tent member in the neer
forme.
A Bible quiz was cenducted
by Mrs_ Coates. Mrs. Law-
rence Taylor introduced the
members to life to Jan when
she told the stary of Rob Wit-
mer of Goderich, who, . ten
years ago, went to Japan esa
eniesimary frarn the United
Cieuripla of Canada Today Rob
hes a charming Japanese wife
asd trio children. When be
.completes his studies in
theology at Iiil*nreentiel
e they will return to
Jetetti
Rob recalls the crowds Of
people in the streets and sOlo-
ways and all the little epen-air
shops Freing the itesets_.Living
a Japereeee fife style inept
acquiring a taste for rave fish
and to4ng the pie bath_
Family ties %re exteiger
Japan than hi Canada. .Mitiee
anyene is
in troubk everyene
hales out.
Older , pele bee
arido WI
seen to -e egiveellineeritteet
and authority which • they
winald have inJapan. Wig a
Christo.ii in Japan .in,o„,tost
triekine a choice vititcb may
Cut one off from and
frienok. . •
Several scripture. paegss
from Mark foamed .the heei '
for the Bible study. the
meaning edf the covenant and
the sacrament, which Was
given by Mrs. Sara Anderson.
The basis Of .3e -wish relion
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was that -100d had entered into
a omen:lit 'or bargain with
Israel_ The covenant was
dependent on Israel keeping
the law. If the law was broken
the caresant was broken and
the relationship' between God
and the natian was ihttered.
But Jesus says 1 am inteo-
diming a.new covenant be-
tween God and *nen It is not
dependent on law but is depen-
dent en the eked that I will
41eil. It i dependent solely on
love."
The hymn "Ali the Way My
Saviour Leads Me- .1:Taught
the twee:leg to a close_
CELEBRATED BIRTHD;iY3,-• --V/ingharn Girl Guides
• recited promises and lawn under candle light Monday
eveninges they celebrated the birthdays of Lord and
Lady Baden-Powell, which are Feb. 22_ Seen here is Lisa
Dew ikchtieg her candle for the founders of Guiding
around +he world_
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