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United Church
116th Am vwnry
Sorvic9s, Sunday, 9ctobor 28
11:00 a.m. Worship
Guest Speaker: The Rev. Jack C. Thompson, B.A., I1. D.
Former Secretary Bible Society, London Dist.
Inspirational Music by his Wife, the Former
MISS TENA REID
of Winghom, at"organ
and selections by our
JUNIOR AND SENIOR CHOIRS"
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7:30 p.m. Celebrations
Guest Speaker. The Rev. Alex J. Farquhar, B.A., B.D.
of First -St. Andrew's Church, London
Special Inspirational Music by the
' CRAIGELLEN SINGERS
Of Goderich
A Coffee Hour will Follow the Service
EVERYONE WELCOME
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made for the hospitals auxiliary. Fi4i wltl be.dlstributed among patients and reodw - "- Compbelrs = Max. T naTor
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Miss Jackie Duatow, . wl�o is Margarine
At an altar enhanced by soft The bodice, with a Queen Anne and brown mums and roses. presently working at Paris,
candlelight, Karen Un." — 11 l of neckline, was trimmed with Towel' Burl Anti Lynn Lewis, returned home last weekend. Schneiders
Gorrie and Bill Ross of RR 1, Venice lace and similar trim was niece of the groom, of RR 5, The McIntosh -Bel more-
Wingham repeated vows of used on the 1 full sleeves. The Kincardine, wore a floor -length ,� „ Mildmay Hi -C held their first Beef., Ib• 1 e69
fidelity and toe on Friday, full pleated skirt fell into a built- gown of spice Qiana designed in Mrs. Florence Reavie, Mrs. was Worship - Worthshhp and meeting at the McIntosh Church
October 12; at seven o'clock in in train and was outlined in blouson style and trimmed with Kathleen Moffat and Mrs. his evening sermon was entitled on Wednesday, October 10. 'A Bush 1.
Knox Presbyterian Church, matching lace at the hemline. lace. She carried a miniature Phronie Elliot are attending"Face to Face". Taro anthems ply
Games were ed to .....: ,
Gorne. They were pronounced She ' carried a silk cascade of lit similar to that carried General Grand Chapter of the were sung at the morning service new members to those already SPY APPLES •
husband and wife by Rev. Bert brown mums and peach roses. by the bride. Order of the Eastern Star in with Mrs. Ed Beard taking a solo established in the group. The 15
Van Cook. Mrs. Nora Moffatt Maid of honor was Carol Hugh Ross of RR 1 Wingham Toronto this week. Mrs. Reavis is Part one. At the evening ser- members discussed meeting
provided organ muffins, including Watson, cousin of the bride, of was his brother's best man and alady-in-waiting to the Most vice Mrs. Mary Lee and Gordon formats agd activities for the
the "Praise, My Mount Forest and bridesmaids guests were ushered by a cousin worthy Grand Matron and Mrs. Leggatt sang a duet and the choir yam,
Soul, the King of Heaven". were Donna_ Cameron, sister of of the groom, Jack Ross of RR i, Moffat and Mrs. Elliot are delivered an anthem, ander the The Midget Boys lost 1-0 to
Parents of the bridal couple are the groom, of Wingham and Bluevale, and a cousin of the hostesses. direction . of leader Mrs. Don Sebringville in the final game for
Mr- and Mrs- Glenn Underwood, Nancy Schiestel, a close friend ofMurrayy Robertson. Flowers were Ced the WOAA championship.
bride, Muria Watson of Gerrie. Rev. James McClure of Whitb P�
Gorrie, and Mr. and Mrs. the bride, of RR 3, T :.::.. Another cousin of the bride, was guest speaker at the 117th in the church by the members of This coming Friday alight will
William Ross, RR 1, Wingham- They were gowned alike in floor- Sheldon more of RR i, anniversary services of St. the Ladies Auxiliary. An hour of be the last night for roller skating
Mr. Underwood gave his length pleated dresses of spice Gorrie, served as ring bearer. Andrew's Presbyterian Church fellowship followed the evening in Beimore.
daughter in marriage. Qiana designed in blouson style A - - • . was held at the on Sunday. His morning topic service.
The bridal g� was white silk with scoop neckline. They Bel -ore Community Centre
Qiana fashioned on empire lines carried silk nosega.1 of orange whet¢ music for dancing was
provided by the Moran Brothers. p O ,O
Out-of-town guests were present
from North Bay, Mississauga,
sPefferlaw,urrounds Grimsby, Guelph and DayCentre News
surrounding areas.
The bride's mother wore a
champagne street -length dress of
Polyester with a pleated skirt and Tuesday, Oct. 16, was the day Morning activities for the
corsage of spice silk roses. The of the Fall Tea Dance for senior centre's regular group included a
groom's mother chose a street- citizens of the area. singsong, led by Mrs. Eleanor
length dress in peach polyester Over i0o people gathered at the Neill, an exercise break and a
with a matching cape and a armories for an afternoon of euchre tournament. Following
corsage of brown silk roses. dancing and magic, provided for the noon meal was a nutrition
After a honeymoon in Northern the centre by Earl and Martha quiz on weight control.
Ontario, M.- and Ms Ross will Heywood. Following the en- A special nutrition
reside at RR 1, Wingham. The tertainment tea, coffee and 41? , pow . . by the ministry of food
bride's travelling costume was a lunch were served along with and agriculture, will be held at
burgundy skirt and jacket with a cookies and squares, which were the armories on Nov. 20 and 22
corsage of pink silk roses. generously donated by the Wing- from 1-3 p.m. The focus will be
The bride is a graduate of F. E. ham Kinettes. Mary Mon- cooking for one or two persons,
Madill Secondary School, tgomery provided a musical shopping hints and food to buy for
Wpmglam- interlude while the seniors winter emergencies. Admission
arrived and were seated. is free and everyone is welcome.
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Pboto by Henry Elms
St. Paul's Church
(ANGLICAN)
WINGHAM
John Street of Centre Street
The Recter: The Rev, John T.M. Swan. L. Th.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29
* Tho Foost of St. Simon A St. Jud*
8:30 a.m.—Holy Eucharist
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Sung Eucharist and Sermon.
broadcast over CKNX
THURSDAY [ ALL SAINTS' DAY)
10:00 a.m —Holy Eucharist
2:00 p.m. --A C.W. at the Church
FRIDAY [ALL SOULS' DAY)
1000 a.m..—Requiem Eucharist
ALL TIMET EASTERN STANDARD
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Goforth Aux-iliary members
learn facts about the
Bible
The Bible - its history, content
Hebrew Bible and several small
English from the Greek and had
and message - was the theme of
books now called the Apocrypha. -
it printed in Germany and
the Goforth Evening Auxiliary
It was the Bible of the early
distributed in England. His books
meeting held October 16. The call
Christian church.
were later confiscated and
to worship, "This Book Con-
The Bible was introduced into
aaniiid.
tails", was presented by Hugh
England early in the Christian
McKague via tape. Mrs. John
centuries and in the 14th century
Tyndale remained on the
Donaldson introduced the study
Wycliffe translated the first
ZaZt:ap.-, snot , ib — inns iran-
ana * _ d ^` •` _ -amu, mun of ane
English Bible. In the 16th century
ta�Y
of the Pentateuch ap-'
Bible and the inspired authors
Tyndale, after t o
Testal opposition,
geared. The Geneva Bible was
pesie
who wrote the sacred book. She
Drinted the New in
the first English Bible divided
explained that no other book
into verses and was the first
presents so impressively the
great Protestant translation
relation of the Creator to the
Parker Campbells
human family nor can any other
published in ISM. In 1611 the
book compare with the Bible in
35th
Authorized or King James
influence on the uplift of
Celebrate
Version was published, still the
mankind.
Mr. and Mrs. Pier Campbell
best known of the English
Mrs. Robert Armstrong
were honored at a family dinner
translations. In .. 1901 the
narrated the history of the Bible,
at the Turnberry Tavern
American Standard Revised
beginning with the first books.
Saturday night on the occasion of
Version was issued.
the Torah or Law or sometimes
their 35th wedding anniversary.
the Pentateuch, .the Greek word
The head table featured a two-
Mrs. Kenneth McKague gave a
meaning the first five books of
storey cake made and decorated
summary of the books of the Old
the Bible. She mentioned the
by their oldest daughter. Jean. A
Testament, dividing the 39 books
books of the major and minor
toast was proposed by the eldest
into the classes of history, law,
prophets and recalled the third
son. John.
poetry and , ',r'. .',r.Adisplay of
section of the Old Testament
Following the dinner the family
Bibles was shown by Mrs. Arm -
which includes Psalms, Proverbs
spent a social time at the home of
sb mg and she explained a
and Song of Solomon.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Auge of
variety of translations and
St. Andrew's ladies' double trio
Belgrave, grandchildren of Mr.
Pam!,'' N 1 .. Members told of
sang two selections, '"ltiere's
and Mrs. Campbell.
Bibies that hoid particuiar
Sollhething About That Name"
The happy couple was
meaning for them.
and "Amazing Grace".
Mrs. Donaldson told of events
presented with an anniversary
book and a gift of money from the
. Mrs. Wallace Norman gave the
leading up to the possession of the
family. They also received a
offertory and concluding
English Bible. She told of the
ceramic eagle from their three
Prayers- The roll call was an -
different translations from the
granddaughters of Belgrave and
swerel a by a verse pertaining to
Hebrew and Greek languages,
an anniversary plate from
due Word of God'
beginning in the third century
grandson Thomas.
B -C. when the Hebrew Bible was
Guests were present from
as. Som Hastings and Mrs.
translated into the Greek,
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Kit, Hensall
Gordon Daugberty conducted a
language. This Greek Bible
Exeter,London, Relgrave,
yNequUand acoodudinghymn \
contained the books of the
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