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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-10-28, Page 26 % N- .. +w.:...,,.,,��y .►►...w+Aaytt.ts�9�•.. +,�Ytt: A• ,,, .. V -Ublillilir Advance -Times, October W ISM people Sin worship and show the d belief that made RuM frith ar film 'Tx"d Road", a Jo4nny an easy convert. Rev. Ball paint- Cash film promtation of the ilfe ed out that the early church had and ministry of Jesus. Dinner some great preadnrs like Paul, will be served by the UCW and in Peter and Apo" but it was the the evening at t:oo, The Channel witness of ordinary meet, women Singers will be part of the rally. Fordwich Personals changing power of Jesus Cbrrist pial Charge_ that brought the Christian faith lir. aad Mrs. Kan McClement, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Poltorak and There was a visit on Wednes- day evening, at the regular Bible I N G L I S FARM study group, representative DRAINAGE Smilra and Tommy and Greg Jennifer of Orillia visited Satur- showed slides and spoke of the work of the Mission in oriental Quality Installation Dohg as spent the weekend with day with Mrs. Dora Ridley. Study free-will weekly offering is Free Estimates given in support of the Mission. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Johnston in Mr. and Mrs. Austin Stinson at- life will be a Youth Rally on Sun day, October 31 at 4:30 p.m. when R.R. 3 Walkerton " the minister will lead the young trrrra.. X"1 "-rrrrrrr. c, Sweia. tended anniversary service Sun - We extend best wishes to Mr day in Harriston United Church. - said Mrs. Holger Espensen who Rev. John Stinson of Fordwich Pro" celebrated their 25th wedding an- was the guest speaker. niversary on Saturday at the Harold Doi$ was taken to List- Hawick Community Centre. owel Memorial Hospital on Sun- , Mr. and Mrs. David Steinacker day and family of Orangeville were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Walker of weekend visitors with Mr. and Listowel spent the weekend with Mrs. Gordon Stemacker. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Martin. Congratulations .o Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Anson Dernerling Mrs. Jim Gibson who were mar- visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.'s`' ried Fnday evening in the Pres- Gordon Goldrich and family in 1ff 1» byterian Church, Gorrie. Guelph and with Mrs. Joan Long- Emmerson Hargrave is con- staffe, West Hill. fined to Listowel Memorial'Hos- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Simmons re- pital turned home Wednesday after ' a� Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Johnston spending several days with Mr. and John Winter spent one day and Mrs. Doug Wildfang in Mis last week in Kitchener. sissauga. t' Mr. and Mrs. Terry Clarkson of Harold Jenkins and Ernie Wes- Nobleton. spent the weekend with ley of Toronto were Sunday din- , ' the former's parents, Mr. and ner gets with Miss Ruth John- Mrs. Scott Clarkson. ston and called on other friends in Mr. and Mrs. Les Halliday and the community. Mrs. Ken Graham visited Sunday with Mrs. Crawford at Tara. < The sympathy of the com- munity goes to Mrs. Tom Hut- QUEEN WINS TROPHY—Graeme Craig, Walton, of the Huron Plowmen's Association Miss Violet Beswetherick was chicon and family in the sudder. presents a trophy to this year's Huron Queen of the Furrow, Laurie Stafford of Howick at in Toronto Saturday where she death last week of her husband. the Plowmen's annual banquet in Kirkton Thursday night. Miss Stafford is wearing the attended the reunion of her tour Recent visitors with Mr. and leather coat that was part of her prize. ( Expositor Photo) group, held at the Skyline Hotel. Mrs. Les Halliday were Mr. and John McElwain returned tome Mrs. A. J. Stubb of Superior. Wis- last week from Listowel Mem- consin. orial Hospital wtnere be had recently undergone surgery. ' A shower was held Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. •i -s k John Leppington in Gorrie in Special e r v e e m a r Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lynn and honor of Miss Jackie Nickel who will be married next month. V lK W meeting Games were played. Lunch was • • served by the hostess, assisted by anniversaries intended for last week i Cathy Clarkson and Eileen .Mil churchi GORRIE — Mrs. Alex Taylor ler. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mulvey, Jeff Anniversary services are al- What is needed is a new shoe. The Ball, chose as his scripture the was in charge of devotions at the and Cindy of Belmore and Mr. ways a special time in the l gkof a only way to wear the Christian meeting between Jesus. the October meeting of the United and Mrs. Garry Sothern, Tim and church family. It is a time to re- life with joy and victory is to get a Risen Lord and His disciple WomeChurch n, wising tn Tracy of Palmerston visited S- new vows and be renewed in the new life. Jesus gives that new Thomas. He pointed out that theme, "Christ above everything, ng' day with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Spirit, and also a time for renew- life. Thomas was not present when no substitute'', saying everyone of time. It is . Sothern. ing friendships as. former mem- At the evening service music Jesus proved Himself alive and has the same amount bers and friends return to the was provided by the Grey High- well to His friends. Just so, a per - what we do with it that counts. home church. lands' Quartet singing A Little son who absents himself from the Mrs. A. L. Stephens gave a re- Wroxeter United Church cele- Talk with Jesus. Whosoever fellowship of Cit ist is to blame. port on Huron -Perth Health Wroxeter brated its anniversary on Sept- Will and I Want 'My Life to Tell you must stand in the light but mind Council. Members were re- ember 26 with morning and even- for Jesus. The sermon theme for Jesus said men prefer darkness ed of the bazaar to be held on the Sunday evening guests with ing services. At the morning ser- the evening service was "Faith to light. Thomas would only be- Sunday School room on Novem- Mr. and Mn. Stewart Higgins " vice special music was provided Force or Farce". Neve what his senses told him. ber 6. were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burchill by The Harmonaires of Mount Taking as his text "The just Jesus asks faith' The world of the A donation was given to the of Goderith. Forest, under the direction of shall live by faith" from Romans. senses is small' sand Leprosy Mission in India of which Miss Lucelle White and mem- Sidney Hewitt. A stirring rendi- chapter 1. Rev. Ball said there Ball. It is a deceptive world. The d films were shown at the Bible bers of the White family of Tor- tion of Battle Hymn. I Believe, were over 8.000 promises in the a not withdrawn. hand of Christ Study on October 13. onto spent the weekend at their and Spirit of God inspired the Bible. Over 85 per cent of all the Take it, said the preacher, find said home here. packed church. Mrs. Nora Mof- promises in the Bible are promis• pardon for sin, hope for the hope Mr. and Mrs. Bill Osborne and fatt was the organist and Miss es God has made to man. Faith is less. const ker at family of Newmarket, Ted Marcia Gibson was pianist. trusting God to deliver what He Again at the evening service. Hampton. Keswick, Mr. and Mrs. The minister. Rev. Wesley B. has promised. God promised His the topic was "Are You V divrehes Bob Osborne and family. Dun- Ball, as his scripture lesson Son as the remedy for the defileser'°° C°n�°�� and special music dalk, visited over the weekend St. John 3:1-17 and the theme of went of sin. that through His `'If frac provided by the Folk Choir GORRIE — Rev. Jean C. Don- with Mrs. O. B. Osborne. Mrs. the morning address was death on the cross and resurrec-. Lon- from John's ised aldson of Moorefield United Bob Osborne and familv are stay- being born hasn't ;atisfied you — tion man would be restored to as bas d0°' The a was on Ciurch was in charge of the ser- ing for the week. try being born again". From the friendship with God. "Trust the story of Ruth combined with rri vices at Wroxeter and Gorrie Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Elliott. encounter between Jesus and Christ to save you and walk in Jesus commission to go into the United Churches on Sunday, Markdale. spent the weekend at Nicademus one sees the absolute that light and live in that belief." in the power of the Holy while Rev. Wesley B. Ball was their home here. necessity of being born again. Mr. Ball said. Spmworld and be witnesses for guest minister at Moorefield's Mrs. Ken Leaver, Smith's Falls Rev. Ball pointed out that lack of Mrs. Marilvn Kobertson and Ruth because Ruth chose a God because anniversary service_ and Mr. and Mrs. Art Cardinal, a robust faith for these days re- her son. Lynn of the Salem United aonn. It she chose 1\aomi. It was the way Rev. Donaldson's sermon was Perth. have returned home after sults in people trying to follow Church provided a flute and based on "Mini, Midi. and Maxi spending the past week with Mr. Christ but failing to catch his piano rendition of the Lord's in which Naomi lived out her people Sin worship and show the d belief that made RuM frith ar film 'Tx"d Road", a Jo4nny an easy convert. Rev. Ball paint- Cash film promtation of the ilfe ed out that the early church had and ministry of Jesus. Dinner some great preadnrs like Paul, will be served by the UCW and in Peter and Apo" but it was the the evening at t:oo, The Channel witness of ordinary meet, women Singers will be part of the rally. and young people to the life The evening service is ePen to the changing power of Jesus Cbrrist pial Charge_ that brought the Christian faith into a dying world and society.Yi- There was a visit on Wednes- day evening, at the regular Bible I N G L I S FARM study group, representative DRAINAGE from the Leprosy Missionoo showed slides and spoke of the work of the Mission in oriental Quality Installation i.•n&- 91.0 r CW gave a chentw. in support of the work and the Bible , C` l a y o r r i o s i i c Study free-will weekly offering is Free Estimates given in support of the Mission. The next event in the .church PHONE: 392-6700 life will be a Youth Rally on Sun day, October 31 at 4:30 p.m. when R.R. 3 Walkerton " the minister will lead the young trrrra.. 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No wonder � and others Miss Karen Hyndman was pianist and Mrs. `abelSI-)OW111cr w Freeman was oCrust p .Opular mvestiment • The sermon topic was ' man to blame if he doesn't be- ltece^.. — The minister. Rei w'eslev B • r 0 Yes Christmas is only a short time away. If you re wonder - P ing what to buy for all those sisters brothers cousins aunts uncles — oil the people you re giving gifts to - keep your eye on upcoming issues of The Winghom Advance -Times We ,ave lots of gift suggestions and ideas to make this Chr,s+rros buying season a little easier for you' the Wingham Advance -rimes Y -Air Sufi tc) Christmas dt dvll WI enjoys XKNX tour GORRIE — A tour of C} -.\X Television and Radio stations was arranged for the Education and Cultural Activities meeting of the Women's Institute held Wednesday evening of last week. The tour proved yen interesting and educational The remainder of the meeting was held at the home of Mrs M Fisher Secretar%-treasurer. Mrs R Gibson read the corres- pondence and announcements. one of which informed the members and public of the Achievement Day for the 4-H pro - Act. The Cereal Shelf. to be held at Howick Central School - November 13 Sixteen members and s isitors commented on the roll call Your views on pre'ser:tda% educatior` Mrs Glenn JNhunstor and Mrs Robert Gibson ga\e a �-,elpful re- fresher dem orist ra' : on -,n soc-i a 1 graces and dirimig Mrs Glad Edgar gase thoug!:ts or, the motto Fill sour -n.thd vntli memories that w:l: make. nourish and cu;ture %our thoughts in later %ears Mrs William Thorrion presi- dent. conducted 'he business Plans are bung made for a visit to Forda-Kch Village Nursing Home in November The regular nwehng of the WI will be held in the hall in November A soc•ral hour w -ac spent iftle the hostess. Mrs Gibson and - Mr's Alex Graham served lunch ..7 e3. Nor. . Secun'tti-. Fle.mbihty. TNN,o Kinds. A.i .,II% ruo,,tcrcd b„n,ls. These n,i, .uc rci:i,tercd .is it, Kith pr m, ipal mid intcrest. The interest cnt t„ wu .mn,mati,ally by . hcgkic c.i, i \c.,r „n November 1st. Tho-irc .i\•.ul.iblc in ,icnom,nati,ms } mit\` '5 l.kW and �i.A\I. B.1 ,,upon I`„nd,;. Thc,e bond, irk, rc_'i,t, red .is to pnn, ipal ind h.we .,nnu.,l inure r \tiwpons r`„ -1H, t,, bc.ircr.Thc� Tire available i.•nun.irionsof $50.51\\`, 1. AN' ,ind ';5A J. i • 0 13 lAverage �\ •\nnu.il inrrrrst to M.Irunty I � great lvvW to save I 0 i, a