The Wingham Advance-Times, 1966-11-10, Page 12Page 113 —. Wingbaut. Advance ,uTiMes, Thursday Nov, 1U, 1.9pt;
Yung Children, 1 Beverley Soloman
Unicef Collectors Presides at Y.P.S,
Awards Are Presented. at
Congregational Supper
of Korea and Trinidad; Mrs.
tiler Sleightholm, the Angola
sittlation;,. Mrs, !lob Adams,
Zambia and. Nepal; Mrs, Dave
Gibb, the work in India; and
Mrs. Gaunt, the work in Kenya.
Mrs, Gaunt also gave a talk on
the Holy Land, as seen by her
cousin, James II. Currie.
Mrs. George Thompson gave
the meditation "If We Care
Enough". Mrs. Gaunt closed
the devotional exercises with
prayer,
The minutes were read by.
Mrs. Carl Weber and ith mem-
bers answered roll call with an
article from the United Church
Observer. A bale has been sent
to the Manitoba Indian Reserve.
The hostess served lunch.
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Whitechurch News U.C.W. Meets at
Iseeswater Home
Mr, and Mrs. turershouiJohn- .
toil kit WinOinin had a family
gathering :or a euchre party in
the Whiteeln,rch Community
Memorial Ilan on sal orday evu.-
Wog. Present for the occasion
were Sir, and Mrs. Jack John-
ston and 'amity ou London, Mr.
and Sirs. Ted Robinson and
faintly of Donnybrook, Sir, and
Sirs, Clarence Mudd,: and Nutt-
ily of and con, Kinloss, Mr.
and Mrs, Charles Wood and
lainii> u! sealorth, Mr, and
Mrs, Ross MeNliehael and tam-
ily, also Seaford!, Mr, and
Sirs, Kenneth Johnston and lam-
ity ot Clinton, Str. and Mrs,
stewart smith and 1:1101.11, of
kitehener and Sirs. Pressick and
daughters of Orillia were all,-
scut,
Callers on Sunday at the
home 01 Mr. and Sirs. Il,
MacDonald and Sirs, D. Mac-
Donald and Sirs. Coulter were
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cameron,
and Sir, and Sirs, Fwarr :Mac-
Pherson of Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw
and Janet and Sir, and ,Sirs,
John Crowston eel !neknow spent
the week-cud with Mr. and
Mrs, Clarence Crow stow and
family 01 Chatham, While Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw were
away Mr..1 lerh Laidlaw spent
the week-end with his daughter,
Sirs, Jack Kerr, Mr. Kerr and
family 01 liluevale.
Mr, and Mrs, Carl Weber,
Anti, Marlene and Clair, visit-
cd on Saturday with Mrs. Robs
(Atambers, a patient at Victor-
ia Hospital, London. On Sun-
day they visited with Mr. and
Sirs, Carl Hartman of Palmer-
ston.
Sir, and Mrs. Herb Muck:ton
of Con. 1, Kinloss were Sunday
visitors with Mr, mid Mrs, Tom
Morrison and family.
Mrs, Cliff Young's class each.
gave a paragraph they had writ-
ten on their favorite Sunday
School lesson, Miss Carolyn
McGillvary played an organ SU-.
lo.
The secretary, Billie Moffat,
gave out the certificates for
perfect attendance. The teach ,
ers gave out prizes to their
classes for achievements, and
Mrs. Conlon presented the at-
tendanee certificates for the
Children of the Church, flight.
cell received this award.
Laura Jean Conlon read a
letter from the Children's Aid
Society for a donation received
from the C,O.C.
Donald Donaldson of holy-
rood showed colored slides and
gave a commentary on his trip
overseas this past summer.
Elmer Scott thanked Mr.
Donaldson and Mr. Wart closed
the meeting with prayer.
WIIITECIIIIRCII—A large
crowd attended the ,congrega-
tional pot luck supper held Sat ,.
urday night at the Langside
Church. Around tf5 sat down to
supper, Mr. Donald Watt ask-,
ed the blessing, After supper a
collection was received which
is shared by the Ladies' Aid and
the Sunday School,
The program was held in the
church auditorium with Elmer
Scott, Sunday School superin-
tendent presiding and reading
the Scripture. In the absence
of an organist, Phillip Steer led
the singing,
Janice Wall's class of three
gave a number. Ross Moffat
gave an accordion solo andN4rs.
Charles Tiffin's class of five re-
peated Scripture verses. Mrs,
George Young's class gave a
paragraph they had written on
a Sunday School lesson and re-
peated the Apostles' Creed,
WIIITECI I VRC 1—'11w .P.S.
tact in the t Church Sun-
day School room on Tuesday
evening.
The officers are ileverley
Soloman, president; Ist vice,
Linda :Martin; secretary, Jim
Morrison; treasurer, him' Wall;
conveners, Janis Farrier, Sand-
ra Fisher, Linda Martin, Edna
Wall, Linda useholtz, Ileverley
soloman, Diane Coultes, Joint
Gib!) and Jim Morrison; lunch
.,,onveners are sandra Fisher,
Janis F,Irrier, Linda Martin.
lieverley Soloman presided.
The discussion has, " is it worth-
while to send money to mis-
sions when there is a need iii
the surrounding arear
Janis Farrier led in prayer.
Roll call was answered by IL
fIlellibt.V, 'l'he ol feritlg was re-
ceived and the benediction pro-
nounced by the president,
..And Pranksters W, met Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Dan Tiffin, Tceswater„
In the absence of Sirs. Milian
Moore and Mrs. George Mit-
chell, the meeting was e011-
veined by Mrs. mussel Gaunt,
The theme was Missionary
and Christian Education. The
call to worship was given by •
Sirs. Gaunt, Mrs, Elwood
Groskortli read Scripture and
Mrs, Gaunt led ill prayer.
piano solo, "A Song With-
out Words", was given by Sirs.
Dan Tiffin. Mrs, Gaunt gave
a reading,. "Missionary Main-
tenance °I the church". Seven
readings in connection with
maintenance work in other
countries were given by Mrs.
Russel Purdon, which dealt with
concern for people in Romig
Kong; Sirs. Russel Chapman,
the people in Japan and Jamai-
ca; Mrs, Clifford Laidlaw, work
WI; IITECII lallowe',
en Item was a time for the
young fry calling for treats, all
dressed up as goblins, ghosts,
clowns and witches, The wea-
therman provided an ideal
night and this group really had
a good time.
Early in the evening the col-
lectors for UNICIT made their
rounds,
The older' teenage lads
c:'imbed on folks' roots, turned
TV aerials, tried to :-,..lease
poultry which had reuired
the night, scared tilt sheep and
ended up burning bales of hay
On the road, but the relic,:
ended this perlOrtuance„
serious damage was done.
Wanda: "lie wore my photo-
graph over his heart and it stop-
ped a bullet when that bank
bandit fired at Kith" 1.111e.1:
not surprised, dear. It
would stop anything."
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