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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-10-21, Page 7V CURRAH'S GENERAL STORE Schmider's Large Bologna ....... .69 lb... . 3 lb. $1.99 Fresh Sliced Recon ......................... Ib. $1.49 Blue Ribbon Beef Roasts....... .... Ib. $1.49 Schnelder's Beef Pot Pies ............. 2 pkgs. of 3 $1.49 Hostess Large Potato Chips ................... Pk9..79 Royale 2 Roll Pak Toilet Tissue.....................59 2B Diane Scott heads CGIT in Betgralve BELGRAVE — The second reporter and Shiela Andertoa, Toronto minister, Rev. Ian MacLean, to speak Sunday The Wingham Advance -Times, October 21, 1976—Page 7 Dr. Mariano DiGangi retvrns oz. Maple Leaf Mincemeat ................... $1.59 meeting of the Belgrave CGIT ptamst. Each of the girls adopted 19 oz. N.S. Applesauce.......... The best there Is 2/.85 was held in the church basement a grandmother whom they will 114th an PHONE siS-3451 GORRIE on Wednesday with 14 members visit and remember throughout niversary service present. During the election of of- the year. - !carry Wintario - Provincial and Loto Tickets ficers, Miss Diane Scott was The congregation of St. And- his work with the Bible and Medi- tral purposes of the early ChrW " elected president and Audrey"The topic for the program was rew's Presbyterian Church, cele- cal Missionary Fellowship, Dr. tians. The theme of the early Scott, vice-president. Cindy Growing like things we love". brating its 114th anniversary, Di Gangi has begun teaching pas- church was Jesus Christ and the Campbell was elected treasurer The next meeting will be on Octo- welcomed back Dr. Mariano Di neral theol P ogy at the Ontario was that its be His her 27, and the girls ho to can- ,' _ •' and Patty Edwards, secretary. g Pe q R" Bible College. witnesses. The early church was Karen Coultes was electedress vass the village for UNICEF. Gangi as guest speaker at week P end events. Dr. Di Gangi, a noted Dr. Di Gangi based his Sunday' composed of different people with Bible scholar, has spoken at St. messages on the first chapter of characteristic diversities but the book of Acts. He compared the were one in their , to ;s Andrew's before, always im- _ .............. and a the modern church to the early continue in prayer nd suppli pressing his congregations with church, stressing that the cation. �his vast knowledge of the scrip- modern church would receive The church choir provided Residents of area meet tures and his dynamic delivery of man blessings ' BEAUTY the Word of God. In• addition to y s ngs rf today s Chrui- anthem muac in the morning stdumt tians would remember the cen- the double trio sang two numbers Church moderator a` `r. �"service. Dr. Di Gangi also addressed a G, SUPPLIESmen's breakfast a Saturday Rt. Rev. Dr. Wilbur Howard, church: "Going out of Business" morning. On Saturday afternoon, Moderator of the United Church or "Business as Usual". The �O Mrs. Di Gangi spoke to a group of of Canada, spent Wednesday, church needs goals to work for women in the church sanctuary. October 13, as a guest of Huron- and more active participation by She stressed the importance of 1 Perth Presbytery. In the morning the members of the church. studying God's Word, to know l Dr. Howard officially opened the Actions become very important God, know ourselves and know 1 new Resource Centre in Mitchell so we should put into action what how to relate to others. Mn. 7 —Miss Annie Kennedy was —Mr. and Mrs. Talmay Horton and was then taken on a bus tour we believe. Hugh Clugston and Mrs. Wallace The 14'in h able to return to her Frances of Goderich were Sunday guests of Huron and Perth Counties. A gam United Church Street home Tuesday of last week of Miss Annie Kennedy, Frances Richardson sang two duets pork barbecue was held at Main Dr. Howard urged everyone to will celebrate its 113th anniver during the meeting. / \ after being a patient in the Wing- Street. St. United Church, Mitchell, at look ahead and the lay members nary on Sunday with special ham and District Hospital. -Sunday visitors at the home 5:30 m. to which all the mem- to work as partners with the morning and evening services at Shower to ower hers of the Presbytery were in- minister. There are many things 11 a m and 7:30 p.m. —Mr. and Mrs. Tom McCulloch of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Madill were to Y Y la le can do. He said "Let's Guests of Kimberley visited for a few Mr. and Mrs. Glen Madill and Handmade s �Q� vited to meet Dr. Howard. A tall Y PSP peaker at both services v` y be honest and realize God has will be Rev. Ian F. MacLean of Sys last week with Mrs. Law family, Bolton; Mr. and Mrs. Shower Talc ,.,ho climaxed the day and an over given us a big job to do. We are a Newtonbrook United Church, rence Willis, Diagonal Road. John Madill, Toronto; Mr. and CRAFTS. flowing church was on hand to g g J —Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shaw of Mrs. A. Heslin, Stroud; and Mr. $129 �� hear Dr. Howard. global church and we should Toronto. Mr. MacLean comes Peterborough visited over the and Mrs. K. MacDonald, Milton. and Dr. Howard opened his re- think globally and act globally. originally from the Maritimes >� weekend with their son, David All attended the christening -� I g Oz. marks by asking the question, "Is There are places for anyone where he graduated from Pine Shaw, Mrs. Shaw and family, and service at the Wingham United CRAFT SUPPLIES I the church livingdin interested to do any kind of work Hill Divinity Hall, Halifax, in or dying — ax, attended the service at the Wing- Church where Stephanie What's your point of view?". He all over the world. Being aChris- 1961. Since ordination he has ser ham United Church on Sunday Meaghan, daughter of Mr. and College Corner stated it all de our int depends on tian calls for faith, risk and ac- ved in Saskatchewan and the Y tion. God wants to work through ma when their grandson, Peter Fitz- Mrs. Glen Madill, was baptized. ;Baby Yourself of view what kind of a sign you ug jot church in New Bruns Hi hwa "West would put on the front of your us all." wick's capital, prior to coming to gerald, was christened. Mr. and Mrs. Htsan are the g y N E W —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Collar child's grandparents and Mr. and 291-4971 Toronto in 1974. Mrs. MacDonald are godparen1k. Monde to Saturday9-5:30 W1�1 Clairol Mr. MacLean is one of three returned last week from a most . y • brothers in the ministry. His enjoyable trip to Israel. While SHORT & SASSY me tree system theme father is Rev. Frank MacLean, there they visited Frank s sister, an outstanding preacher, who Laura, who is engaged in Johnson's 850 ml. CONDITIONER also is one of three brothers or missionary work among the Arab BABY 2� m, for Institute meeting dained. people. They also toured much of sented at the morning service by the country. They spent a week in SHAMPOO ,: WHITECHURCH — The Edu- Wingham Night School. She the junior and senior choirs of the England on the way home. t4� 39 cation and Cultural Activities opened with a poem, "Little church. At the evening service, $299 `t410v`"meeting of the Women's Institute Things". The roll call was ans- the Mount Forest Barbershop was held Wednesday evening of wered by 22 bringing and naming Cfhorus will provide special last week at the home of Mrs. Bill a label giving the old and new rt 4sic. A coffee hour and time of NUTRITION EVERY WEEK Rintoul. way of measurements and fellowship will follow the evening IS IMPORTANT. During Nutri - President Mrs. Russel Me- naming a favorite hobby. service. tion Week, think about it and Guire opened the meeting with The motto, "God grant us sere- Everyone is welcome to attend resolve to .eat a variety of foods Package of 12 the singing of the Institute Ode nity to accept the things we can- these services of worship when it for health. Just choose from the and repeating the Mary Stewart not change, courage to change is hoped spirtual refreshment five basic food groups every day. HA N D I WIPES 79 Collect. She then gave a Thanks the things we can and wisdom to and growth will take place and Milk, fruit, vegetables, cereals, giving reading. know the difference", was given enjoyable Christian fellowship be meat and protein alternatives. Mrs. George Fisher, secretary by Mrs. Lorne Durnin' who . 'shared. treasurer, read the minutes and stressed the importance of 12 oz. Liquid Detergent the correspondence. Delegates to having an opinion, becoming well the rally at Underwood were acquainted with it and sticking to Mrs. Underwood i s WMS hostess PALMOLIVE .79" appointed. The names of those it until it is proven to be wrong. Mrs. —The ladies of Knox ----- -- -- - - - wishing to attend the Gtey-Bruce "Using wisdom, faith, hope and Thomas MacDonald and again area convention at Chesley on courage, it is up to us all to make Presbyterian Church . Women's the theme was "Thanksgiving". Pipe Tobacco November 15 and 16 were re- a better world in which to live," Missionary Society held their She told of the ten lepers who AMPHORA October meeting at the home of were healed but only one re- corded and an invitation was she said. g Y accepted to attend Belgrave's Mrs. Johnston Conn then intro- Mrs. Glenn Underwood. The membered -to thank Jesus. meeting this week. duced the speaker, Mrs. Evan President, Mrs. William A. Smith An enjoyable time was spent POUCHES 2/$ Plans were made to entertain Keith, with the topic, "Metric opened with Thanksgiving when Mrs. Norman Fairles the neighboring Institutes when System". She gave the origin of Thoughts. showed slides of their holiday they met on the 18th to hear Mrs. and need for the metric system. Miss Louise Matthews reported spent in England this past year. TRIANGLE on the Presbyter} meeting in The resident thanked Mrs. (Hae _ Kirkpatrick of Ripley tell of the The metre is used for measuring, P - - D 1 S O U_N�T provincial convention held in fbr weighing the gram is used and Wingham. Preparations for a Fairles and the meeting closed by June at Prince Edward Island to for liquids, the litre. bazaar to be held in the church repeating the Mizpah benedic- �.�r i�a�•�: _.e•.1� which she was a delegate. Mrs. Bill Evans gave a reading basement on Saturday, October tion. Lunch was served by the Miss Merle Wilson presided for and Mrs. Ivy Smith showed crafts 30 were discussed. Roll call was hostess, assisted by Mrs. Blake Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Weekdays - Sundays Noon to Six answered with a verse containing McMillan. - - the meeting for Mrs. Dan Tiff she had made, including flowers. the word, "Prayer"The offering 'y '' who was teaching a class at wooden dolls, cradles, chairs. . owls, Christmas ornaments. was received by Mrs. Underwood • • • at 1 r Following the closing exer- and dedicated by Mrs. Smith. SWISS VISltor GEORGE OF BRUSSELS Q<T cises, a report was given on the progress of applications received Devotions were given by Mrs. returns home Josephine Street, Winghom -� for work at the hall. Lunch was served by Mrs. E. Johnston, Mrs. Craft BELMORE—Mrs. Harry LADIES: McGuire and group Helferistein recently travelled to Mrs. Evens. Toronto International Airport to organized see Harry's nephew, Claude Geh- Get in fashion for Fall1 rig, off on his return flight to Have Sheila, Gayle or Carol BELMORE - A new craft Switzerland after a five-month Cut YOU the latest look:- group has been formed in the Bel - stay with his Canadian relatives more area and members held on the second of Culross. THE WEDGE Male Chorus their first meeting Monday While here Claude learned to evening of last week. Calling speak English, learned the in How about a UNIPERM or LUMINIIE your hair. at St. Andrew'sthemselves the Belmore Crafties, tricacies of a dairy enterprise the group members will meet and also joined the Helfensteins on October 27 Monday evenings throughout the on their motor trip to Newfound- GENTLEMEN: winter months land. It proved a wonderful ex- ^^^^^^^^ Ali people.of the Belmore area perience for Claude, for his Cana- Have your hair Cut and styled Tuesdays and The Schneider Male Chorus, who are interested in craft work dian cousins and a plug for inter- Wednesdays 9 to 5 p.m. by Gayle or Sheila one of Ontario's hest known non professional male choruses. will of anv kind are cordially invited national relationships. While in Toronto Mrs. Helfen APPOINTMENTS NOT ALWAYS NEEDEDI resent a concert in Win ham's P g to attend. F'or information, tele - Phone Brenda Garross at 335-3766 stein attended a symposium put Wednesday evenings by George St. Andrew's Preshvterian Church on Wednesday. OctoberHoward or Mvrtle :Metcalfe at 392-6494.on by the Rattweiler Club at the Johnson Hotel on Octo- from 5 to 9 p.m. - by appointment 27 at 8:30 m. Tickets are $1 5n P The Belmore Crafties are pre her 3. A full day of lectures, film and are available at the door sently preparing for a bazaar and strips and judging broadened the �1 357-1932 Proceeds will go towards the bake sale to be held in November. scope of canine knowledge for all �/ church's organ fund s wow Proceedill go toward arena those present including persons Founded in 1947• the chorus hay expenses from Long island. N.Y., Winnipeg travelled manythousands If and Harbour Grace. Newfound - miles miles and presented hundreds o r e w e l l land The guest speaker. Mrs Would You concerts. In addition to numerous Bernard Grr eeman, is an inter - bv performances in Southern On WROXETER Mr and Mrs national judge P e of Group Three tario, the chorus has made ex Allan Griffith were pleasantly (working dogs) and the only tended tours of eastern and and completely surprised at a American ever to be asked to northern ()ntari(r and to the west farewell party on their retire- judge Rattw•eilers in Germany. DIAMONDS SHOULD NOT That's right! Diamonds are coast A number of concerts have ment from their farm. B Line the country of their origin. BE STORED WITH so hard that they will scratch been presented in New York State Howick. last Friday evening. OTHER JEWELRY... other gems and precious and Bermuda hosted by Mr and :Mrs James metals. Schefter and attended by many of Barrie The concert material is chosen their neighbors speaker to appeal to a wide range of muse The evening was spent playing at Knox Church i i cal tastes. it includes selections euchre, followed by a delicious from the American Musical lunch and beautifully decorated BELGRAVE--Mr. Dwight Nei- \ �- 1 BELiEVE Theatre Additional features in white and pink cake inscribed son of Barrie was the guest clude soloists and quartets as "Allan and Hazel" speaker at Knox Presbyterian � �# well as specially designed light Following lunch. Jim. with an Church on Sunday morning. His rd' v that we've of some g ins effects appropriate address presented sermon was based on "Prayer" � do"P�"ro" - �, �' rare to offer All told, the Schneider Male the couple with a beautiful rug, He was accompanied by his wife, pretty gems � our customers: RELIABILITY Chorus repertoire adds up to a gift of money and a "From All Mrs. Nelson, when they sang and REAL SATISFACTIONi varied and highly entertaining card signed by the neigh- several numbers. Mr Nelson evening Their aim is to give bo lxmrs Allan• on behalf of Hazel accompanied them on the guitar. audiences an enjoyable, exciting and himself, thanked .Jim and The Brussels Men's Choir pro - musical experience Marion for the party and all for vided -mesial music with Mrs. Jo :Nx. the gifts which will be treasured anne King as pianist. The choir J—rphine H 4 N1)I/ The appearance of the chorus always. They invited all to visit in sang two numbers "Wandering I-wirert FLl►K ER �HI)NPF in Wingham is sponsored by the their new home on Ann Street, Child, 0 Come Home", and Singh"n' Couples' Ctub of St Andrew's. Wroxeter tch and Pray"