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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-06-03, Page 10!m Advance -Times, '!burs., June 3, 1676 Christian responsibility stressed by speaker The responsibility of every fabulously wealthy and very "The World Council of Churches old-time favorites. Mrs. Lake was in charge of the C bristian - "to reach men and powerful. has supported with money and occasion of the 50th anniversary �' oitheirchurch.OnJune13,Blue- women for Christ and to feed Pastor Smith said, "A one- made respectable, movements f them from the World of God, world religious system encom- which now tyrannize the neigh - the life of Wesley Oake who will be the reacher at the Carrick PP. was stressed by Pastor Ross passing communism is not only boring countries of Mozambique with r. the Whitechurch United Church congregation at morning Smith when he; spoke at the foretold here in scripture; but and Angola." t LICENSED MECHANIC morning, worship service in the seems to be in the near future, At both services, Mr. and Mrs. > Wingham Baptist Church. from our vantage point." Jim Ross and their family and 411 " The speaker also stressed the He quoted from the Christian Mark Everett, all of Cambridge, a, importance of,l:e .lichen's In ... irer which reveals some of provided inspirational instru responsibility to stand and be the acts of this wicked woman: mental music. A&"• ,,, counted. He spoke of the new student -staffed clinics. Nursery schools and girls' schools are .4 • Wire Service Prop. Ken Leitch morality which condones abor- tion and sexual freedom. "Today Alice V p � L in Canada thousands of abortions r, are he' performed," he said. mH P� . . r, � "The greatest number of these 111 s c h l a tr I c hospitalare p Y murder, as far as the Bible is 135 Frances concerned." Alice Burt's fight to save her 'delegation of two other farmers' nti `' •` ` He maintained that "sex edu family's 150 -acre dairy farm at had received when they visited 911)jl�� cation in many of our Ontario RR, 1, Ethel has landed her in the the offices of the Ontario Milk schools is an attack upon the psychiatric ward of a Toronto Marketing Board recently. home and an attempt to make hospital She also expressed fear the Christian parents Victorian" Her husband Pat said his 38- protest against the cutbacks was: and foolish.' Quoting from a he year old wife was taken by am- beginning to lose momentum as 1 ' recent Toronto newspaper, bulance to Scarborough General many farmers appeared to have cited an article which read that Hospital last Friday. the attitude "you can't fight city "about 180 health education Mrs. Burt is well-known to hall " teachers from across the prov man da' farmers in this area y At one point, Mrs. Burt even ince have spent the past two days since she began a farmers' pro- tried to give away milk to the \; touching each other, meditating, test against recent federal cut through Toronto's Scott " watching pornographic moviespoor backs m industrial milk quotas Mission, but once again found and thinking up dirty words. which threaten to ruin many herself blocked by government MRS. ADELE CHETTLEBURGH and Mrs. Mary Smith were two of the customers who About 70 spent most of their time young farmers and newcomers to regulations. came to buy bargains at the Kinette Garage Sale, May 29 held in the old Berean Chapel. watching blue movies and think- the dairy industry. Becker's Milk had agreed to Anything from old television sets to books to toys to clothes could be purchased at very low ing up synonyms for everything Last month following a widely process the milk if the Burts prices. from sexual intercourse to mas- publicized milk -dumping incident could get a bulk tanker to trans- tuibationG" "Paul experienced this prob- on the steps of the legislature, port it to the processing plant. lem," Pastor Smith said, "Those who should have supported him Mrs Burt organized a rally of farmers in this area and was re- The OMMB could not grant their permission, however. • Humility is w o r s h i them e sponsible for bringing the om- Then according to her husband, were the ones who many times discouraged and pre judged budsman to Atwood to hear the a family problem was the final him." problems of dairy farmers. Recently, she had made straw. When she started looking day, broke, he for McIntosh Ue t At the evening service, con at our bills, Fri she m e i n arrangements for another dairy- said. tinuing his study of Revelation, the pastor spoke of the "Baby- mens meeting in Atwood with The Burts are typical of many BELMORE —The May meet -ness courses and boys who take invitation was read from the Bel - described in chapter 17. The board members which was held newcomers to the dairy industry ing of the McIntosh UCW was manual training find work easily. more UCW to attend their Thank - chapter portrays her as an evil p po y last night. who have been caught by the held in the church basement with Children who are sponsored by offering meeting on Sunday, May adulterous woman, full of sin and Before her illness, Mrs. Burt federal government's 15 per cent 15 present. The president, Mrs. "Foster Parents" are well looked 23. Mrs. Ivan Mawhinney gave a responsible for the deaths of told The Banner she was meeting cutbacks in industrial milk. Everett Dustow, welcomed the after. report for the Community many of God's people. The with frustration everywhere she They have been saddled with ladies and guests. Mrs. Gordon The president thanked Mrs. Friendship committee and Mrs. woman is a type of all the world's turned. She was less than satis- industrial incentive loans, are Wright introduced her theme of Lake for the interesting program Darling presented the bills. The false religion; she has become fied with the reception she and a $76,000 in debt and now with the "Humility" for the devotions and and a short discussion was held cleaning bee was set for Thurs- 15 per cent cutbacks have no way the hymn, "How Sweet the Name on the films. day, June 3, at 1 o'clock. It is Springtime hope growth of paying the debts off. To keep the family solvent, of Jesus", was sung. During the business period an hoped for a good turnout to give The scripture lesson, John tine &wch its spring, cleaning. Mbdy •'Dat& A waW, IRs g The ladies bave agreed to serve timew being lam. WrW lamb after the Masons' service useful and decorative ok joc R on June 13. The service V at 8were auctioned off as tvW Y p.m. pies, cakes, candle,. and Other The offering was received and gam• A profit 0($0.0 Was W dedicated. A UCW Workshop was slised. held at Mildmay for Realon 3 on ; bwllct ;mcb w." wv"'006 May 31. taring many of ,.my modw's Next an the program was a favorite recipes" SERVICE MECHANIC required by DOMINION ROAD MACHINERY SALES LTD. Heavy equipment experience preferred but not essential. Apply: EARL HARRISON 40 Victoria Street North Goderich For Interview Phone (5 19) 524-8328 Maintenance Department requires SAW FILER KNIFE GRINDER ETC. Day Work Oniy Steady Employment Apply to: J. COVER Days (519) 271-0360 Nights (519) 271-9177 Imperial Furniture Mfg. Co. Ltd. Stratford, Ontario 1 Mrs. Burt worked five rughts a 13:15, was read by Mrs. Elmer • week at a factory in Listowel in Haskins. Meditations on humility are stressed a t s e r v I e e addition to doing all the book- were given by Mrs. Jim Busby 0 BLUEVALE—At the service in meditation was "God's Gifts and keeping for the farm and organiz- and Mrs. Alan Darling. Mrs. ing the farmers' protest. Her hus- Wright closed the devotions with Di*rect O the United Church on Sunday the Ours." band said she has lost 25 pounds e theme was "A Celebration of There will be no services in the in weight in the past month. Prayer and the Lord's Prayer Hope and Work." church for the following two Sun- was repeated in unison. ry who comes to this Burt, Rev. Wilena Brown encouraged days. On June 6, the congregation Mrs. The roll call, "My mother's the congregation to think about is invited to worship with the area from Toronto told The favorite recipe"brought many PLUMBING HEATING ,Banner she had always wanted to FLOWERS AUTOMOTIVE FUELS and to celebrate, through wor- Presbyterian congregation on the live on a farm. "Everytime I look old-time favorites. Mrs. Lake was in charge of the - ship,the mea of work and the � involvement in the seasons. The occasion of the 50th anniversary �' oitheirchurch.OnJune13,Blue- out the window, I'm determined hang on somehow, she said program and gave a resume of Wedding WINGHAM children of the Sunday School vale members will be worshiping well last month. the life of Wesley Oake who will be the reacher at the Carrick PP. Arrangements SUNOCO SERVICE were told a story and each child planted a flower seed in a box with r. the Whitechurch United Church congregation at morning However, production cutbacks Camp this summer. She then in- LICENSED MECHANIC before going to his class. and evening services. have forced two dairy farmers ontroduced the same road as the Bunts to sell a film on Korea and Cut flowers i UNDERCOATING & Mrs. Murray Johnston, Mrs. Allan Campbell, Jim Johnston Children interested in going to out. Mr. Burt said he may soon Hong Kong. The missionaries in Korea have reorganized hospital -' , plants RUSTPROOFING COMPLETE CAR & and John V. Fischer took part in summer camps may contact have to follow suit if the govern- ment and banks don't ease up on care and have introduced Flowers b Y TRUCK SERVICE "The Ceremony of the Seed" — Offered, Blessed, Trusted. The Rev. W. Brown or Mrs. Max Demaray. loan payments. student -staffed clinics. Nursery schools and girls' schools are .4 • Wire Service Prop. Ken Leitch needed as well as theology teach- �;� LEWIS r, ers. Industrial workers and farmers are being ministered to FLOWERS Phone 357-1554 NIGHT 357-3585 • and a coup has been set up for 135 Frances farmers. Hong Kong is known as the W. Phone INSURANCE "Jewel of the Orient" but condi- 357-3880 tions there are far from good. i There are some church -spons- ored health clinics and nurseries. rrssurewrae■ e Girls who are able to take busi- k B t h TRACEY, MRS. THOMAS BERGGREN AND MAE BERGGREN went to Wingham Pub lic School Friday to see a Kindergarten and Primary Assembly. They looked almost as beautiful as the day's wonderful weather. They were going to see Catharina, Grade 1 and Weewana Berggren, Grades 1 and 2 perform. Local Delegates attend conference "Christian Leadership" was the theme of the 52nd annual meeting of London Conference of the United Church of Canada held recently at the University of Windsor. The theme speaker, Rev. Ro- bert W. Mumford, professor of theology at Queen's Theological College, Kingston, said that "leadership too often is defined and confined by tradition. The past takes on a rosy glow," he said, "and people cling to it like a lifeline." Another highlight of the session was a task force on poverty, many situations portrayed by actors. Dialogue with social workers pointed out the many areas in which improvements are needed in denfinn with the rnx►r. President for 1976-77 is Rev. Ron Hunt of Dundas Street Cen- tre United Church in London. Mr. Hunt served the Salvation Army before ordination in the United Church in 1967. Among his duties in the coming year will be visits to the eight presbyteries in Lon- don Conference. Seven ministers retired from London Conference area this year and seven men were ordain- ed during the annual meeting. Attending the meeting from the Wingham church were Norman Woolner, G. W. Tiffin and the minister, Rev. Barry Passmore. 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