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H"s -;oc HOPPER HOCKEY FURNITURE LTD., 355 Main Street, Exeter 235-1990 The Wingham Advance -Times, Thurs., May 6, IM—Pap f Singtime must move ,a. to weekday - sot The popular "Singtime" pro, for the 50th anniversary competi- toral Charge, has "Vow W doe gram which has been aired Sun- tion last year are in Mitchell day afternoons over CKNX for 19 United Church until May 10. They 30 exist as a congregation an J w Y 7-F years, will move to a new time will be on display in the Banc- continuing services of the Reir. slot. The announcement was t there on the afternoon of 'Y Ed Baker and asked F., I,,� r made at the meeting of Huron- May 9 and all are invited to view Perth Presbytery of the United them. to consider boundary cduo Rev. John Roberts moved that Church in Brussels on Tuesday of Worship was conducted by thePresbsem ater "d • last week. Presbytery Chairman Cora Thistle and Bruce Guy. warm commendation to the Rev. Bert Daynard presided. They have been serving on a Lon- Reason for removal of the pro- don Conference Task Force on people of the congregations d gram from its traditional Sundaythe Charismatic Movement. They Fordwich and Kurtzville for �r tre endous afternoon timing was cited as the testified to moving experiences and presby of their awo .;, scheduling of national adver pa group and Presbytery and C, :;.... �. ng as rt of the rou which was officers through their ordeal " tising" led by Rev. Bernard Warren of The Presbytery enthusiastically The board of directors and pro the Bezek Centre in Campbell- endorsed this action. gram committee recommend up ville. One point emphasized was IN ANGOLA FOUND N to ten "specials" to be aired in the degree to which the basic fi the early evening of a week day. principles of the movement area Rev. muniGeorge Ball com. Betty ` Details are still being negotiated. part of the Basis of Union. For Betty Bridgeman and Min Rad- ted the good news that Dr. Local choirs will continue to be example, the living, active Holy B involved but theme programs Spirit, the life of trust and prayer, ley, who had been missing in and new taping arrangements Some discussion followed. The Angola have been found and are H' will be made. central issue was "speaking in remaining there to do some of 2 New officers were elected for tongues" which, it was agreed, their regular work. a also called 1976 77. Rev. Cecil Wittich of Apostle attention to the new book by Blyth, is the new chaff man; Rev. the A stle Paul had taught was Douglas Roche "Justice not x Y F not for all people and all oc- ' John Ostreicher of Wesley -Willis, Charity", which is a look at casions. Clinton, vice-chairman. The Canada's status in the world. He H The Presbytery's Resource reported, as well, that conversa- secretary continues to be Rev. Centre, now in Ontario St. Eric LeDrew of Brussels and the tions are taking .place with the Church, Clinton, is being studied Presbyterian Church in Canada, MABEL JACKLIN, president of the Maitland Women's In- treasurer, Joe Snider of Goder- by a special committee, headed not about possible union, but stitute of Wingham, presented Mary Wightman with a gift ich. by Rev. Bert Daynard, with a about better cooperation. Two during the group's monthly meeting. Mrs. Wightman is the Division chairmen are: mis- view to possible enlargement and rounds of meetings have been president of the Huron West District of the Women's Insti- sion in Canada, Rev. Barry longer hour staffing. The Pres- held. t0e from Belgrave. Robinson, Thames Road; minis- bytery heard a preliminary re- The Young Adult Camp at try, personnel and education, port which stated that en- Camp Menestung on May 1416 Rev. John Roberts, Belgrave ; thusiastic personnel and con- still has some space for 18-25 year • world outreach, Rev. George venient location are vital. Ideas olds. Special guests will be the First a n n ive rsa r Ball, Milverton; communica- are being received gladly. Japanese o le who are y tions, Rev. Wilena Brown, Blue- The Presbytery approved the P young PSP vale; finance, Rev. Donald Beck y Y PP visiting Canada as part of the • of e; fin 1. Call of St. John's, Stratford, to International Youth Exchange for M WA. the Rev. R Bruce Scott; and the nivera ry celebrate the 50th An - Standing Committee chairmen Call of Atwood to the Rev. Har are: pastoral relations, Rev. or rivers. of the Church. Stevens. Two students leave for �, Evelyn Demaray, of Blue - One year after the branch was had". Stanley MacDonald, Londesboro; ordaination, Robert McMullen, manses, Harold Knisley, Goder- vale, the new "Church in organized, the Maitland Women's The officers for 1976-77 were who has served Millbank, is going Society" committee chairperson, Institute held its first annual installed by Mrs. Ivan Wightman, ich; stewardship, Mrs. Doris a to the Maritime Conference and reported that a symposium on Zurbmeeting and discussed what was the district president. The presi Rev. gg, Listowel; oversight, Norman Patterson, who has "Agripower" will be held at accomplished during its first dent is Mabel Jacklin; vice-presi- Rev. Donald Deas, Mitchell; served Fordwich since January, Cedar Glen in October. year. Members looked back over dent, Betty Belanger; secretary- archives, Rev. Ross Cumming, is going to Newfoundland. The Registration forms were dis- the year which included topics treasurer, Janet Hubbard; Stratford. Presbytery thanked both and tributed for both Bimini and such as wills, quilting, crochet- assistant, Fiona McDougall; Rev. D. Deas reported that the wished them well. The Moncreiff Menestung Camps. Programs for ing, sewing, crafts and ipforma- public relations officer, Kather- prize-winning Banners submitted congregation, on the Walton Pas- all ages are planned. Many tive talks about other countries. ine Armstrong: assistant, Aniana leaders are needed. The Rev. Something new and useful was C;hosh; district director, Ethel Michael Boulger, of Monkton, gained from each meeting. 1d, -)ms: acsiztant. Ruth. Orien; will come with slides, etc. to talk The conveners of the annual nranch director, Fiona Me- Heathen worship *15 topic about camping with any in - meeting were the curators, Jean Dougall. terested group in a congregation. Hull and Jane deVries. The motto Conveners of standing com- The 20 -year tradition of was "Look back to the past, look mittees are: resolutions, Beth Keswick Conferences will be forward to the future" and the Skinn, Anita McKinley; curators, at BaptistChure service broken this year, Harold Coade, roll call was answered by "a Jean Hull, Jane deVries; educa- 12 of Mitchell, reported. Replacing keepsake or antique we bought or tion and cultural activities, Janet The practices of heathen wor- portance of the Bible — the in- the old will be a new weekend at Hubbard, Isabel Bannerman, sired Word of God. "Word for Delawana Inn, Honey Harbour, Jean Sinnamon Fiona Me- ship were the topic of the mor P d on June 18-20 Men who have re - MOVING SALE CONTINUES, OUR ENTIRE STOCK' REDUCED 10% - 25% - 50u/0 With the exception of Tobacco, Baby's Milk, Pop, Magazines. W ADS MOIR'S CHOCOLATES 316 Box $ All Other Boxed Chocolates An Extra ALLTERFUME AND COLOGN GIFTS SETS 25% OFF Includes Chantilly, Yardley, Musk, Ambush and Cachet TRIANGLE O U N.T _ 1� C_ _ D_ Ir.� rr� � !>r�ft�Ll��s��7 J�IL�►�t�l•I rii��� I Open 9 a.m. to' 9 p.m. Weekdays - Sundays Noon to Six Dougall; family and consumer Hing worship service conducted �w'ord it is the actual spoken wor God," he said. gistered for June 11-13 should affairs, Ruth Orien• Katherine W Pastor Ross Smith at the Wingham Baptist Church qn of John predicts the terrible times write Paul Moore, Norwich, to Armstrong, Betty Belanger, Sunday. He said that the facing man upon this planet. He arrange a transfer or refund of Ethel Adams; citizenship and Christian influence in our culture states that the Lord will soon fee. Total cost of the weekend will world affairs, Anita Bhatnagar, makes it hard for us to under- judge man' for his sin and this be $52, $10 advance. Aniana Ghosh; auditors, Anita stand that pieces of wood and judgment is shown to be eternal The Presbytery recessed until McKinley, Beth Skinn. stone, shaped into human like- and literal. the call of the chairman, which The group visited the new nesses, could be worshipped. Yet, In closing, Pastor Smith said, will be during the Annual Confer - r useum and enjoyed seeing the many well-educated people in "If these words are the actual ence Meeting in Windsor, May 18- &well-preserved well-preservedexhibits. George other cultures are bound by these literal words of God's Holy Spirit, 20. Sessions are held at the Allen explained the many in heathen practices. They have no man had better listen to what God University of Windsor. Rev. teresting displays, providing an the heart and no has to sa " Robert Mumford is featured y enlightening look into the past. peace c assurance of life hereafter.' Guest musician, Robert speaker. Rev. Cecil Wittich was The group appreciated Mr. Allen Using as a scripture reference Bonikowsk of Cambridge, sang installed as chairman at the end Y g g takingtime to explain the p the eighth chapter.of Paul's first a solo at the morning service and of this Presbytery meeting. A exhibits. letter to the Corinthians, the during the evening service, sang day to plan fall programs is The next meeting will be held speaker mentioned Paul's in- and played the trumpet. planned for the Presbytery on May 25 when the guest speaker structions to the Corinthian June 15. will be Gwen Fawthrope from church concerning the problem of "Gardening With Gwen". This eating meat offered to idols. Meat CURRAH'S GENERAL STORE meeting will be open to everyone. purchased in the market was offered to heathen deities before Sweetheart Liquid Detergent ............... 32 oz .... 69 being displayed for sale and Sweetheart Fabric Softener ................ 64 oz... .79 Christians buying these meats Brunswick Chicken Haddie .........................99 gave the weaker Christians the Keg of Catsup.................................11.19 Guest speaker at impression that they were con Challenger Pink Salmon ................ . ...1 Ib. 11.79 doning heathen worship. Couples' Club Warning against thedan dangers g g••••••••'•'•••••••••-••• LaFrance Blueing .....2/.59 setting a bad example, the pastor White, Cracked Wheat, 60% Whole Wheat Bread. 3/11.00 said, "We must be careful not to BRING THIS COUPON AND GET Sc OFF ONE POUND OF BUTTER f the The April meeting of the offend others by that which we See us for your Ofyrnpfc Tickets f Couples'Club opened with Cl say or do. When another is of- Phone 335-3451 Gorrie, Ontario song led John Donaldson. Mr. fended by our conduct. we are and Mrs. Alex Robertson took the sinning against Christ, even devotional service from John 1. though the thing we are doing Mrs. Robertson read an article may be legitimate in itself." entitled, "Housecleaning Time" and a poem, "Whenever Things Go Wrong". Mrs. John'Donaldson At the evening service, con - tinuing his study of Revelation, dwelt the im NOTICE Pastor Smith on led in prayer. Mrs. George Young sang two selections entitled "Only To Be What He Wants Me ` �ip/tdCVl!Q� IF YOUR ADVANCE -TIMES LABEL To Be" and "Heaven Came Down READS MAY, 9-8-7-6 and Glory Filled My Soul". _ A welcome was extended to the --A surprise birthday party YOUR SUBSCRIPTION IS DUE Teeswater Couples' Club, guests was held by Mrs G. Chappell and for the evening. Mrs. Donaldson the senior citizens of the Bristol introduced the speaker for the Terrace apartments, for Mrs. • evening, Rev. Wesley Ball, and Rena McLean on Friday. April AdvancenTimes his wife Dorothy. Mr Ball is the 30. During the evening, slides of minister of the l'nited Church, Ireland were shown by Mrs. Olive Gorrie-Wroxeter charge, and Lewis. Mrs. L. Souch and Mrs. C. conducts tours to the Holy Land. Fitch presented Mrs. McLean He was a fascinating speaker with a card containing a gift of money. She was also presented Mrs. Ball showed some of their with cards and flowers. Birthday slides while Mr. Ball commented cake and ice cream were served SUMMER on them. He described the by the ladies of the apartments. historical places in relation too Bible stories and spoke of con- _ Mrs. M. Blatchford has ' NURSERY SCHOOL returned home after spending ducting open-air worship ser- over two weeks in Burlington vices on the Biblical historic with her daughter's family, Mr. locations. They also had Israeli L. and Mrs. R Eldridge. Mark, Enroll your child now for the Nursery School officials give their point of view so the visitors could learn about Stephanie and Hilary.-_ program offered at the Wingham Day Core the people and the nation first Mr. and Mrs. ,Joe Walker, Marie and Kathy visited one day Centre for the months of July and August. hand. A movie was then shown of Pat last week with Mr. and Mrs. Boone's tour to the Holy Land, Frank Salter in C.oderich. AGES 2 TO 5 YEARS called "The Jesus Country" -Visiting with Mrs. John Moir Mr. Robertson thanked Mr. and last week were Miss Alice Cofflin Either two or three day programs dvailable Mrs. Ball and presented them and her sister Mary ( Mrs. ,John For more information with a gift. A social time fol- Klein) of Oakville. The ladies are lowed. The meeting was in daughters of Mr and Mrs. Phone 357'2424 charge of Mr. and Mrs. Donald- Charles Cofflin of Rossland, B.C., son and Mr. and Mrs. Roberton. a nephew of Mrs. Moir y t+.