The Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-03-11, Page 6LUMBER
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The Woman's Associntion of St.
Paul's Church held the annual
donation tea hi the' church 'Parlor
on Thursday afternoon, The W.A.
1131414 "The Love of Ghrist Con-
straineth." was sung with Mrs.,
Gordon Davidson at the plane,
Mrs, Powell, the president,
conducted the :opening exercises
and read the . prayers CSPeciallY
remembering the prayer partner,
Mrs. Wade of Palampur,'
The Scripture from 20th chapter of
Matthew was taken by Mrs, R,
Armitage,
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Appropriate Bible readings which
told of, the women at the cross
and at the sepulchre were given by
Mrs. W. J, Adams followed with
prayer by Mrs. Ropiston, A most
inspiring reading Simon of
evrene." was given by Mrs. W,
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VanWyck in which Simon tells his
own story of carrying the cross of
Jesus to Calvary, Mrs, E. S.
Lewis and Mrs. P. S, MacNaughton
.sang the pleasing duet, "Seeking
the Master",
The special speaker was Mrs.
W. 0, Struthers, who is greatly in-
terested 'in missions because, she,
heroelf had trained for foreign
mission serviee. Taking as her
subject "What Jesus meant to wo-
men, and what they meant to Him",
she centred her remarks on the
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two partidular women, Mary and ing iii this year-round sport which
Martha, 'who ministered to Jesus
in the home; She said that most of
our women to-day, work for Jesus
in their own homes; in different
Ways; even as Mary and Martho.
God .has,.. :purpose, for these in
the homes and, a, special ministry
in the elnirch also for them. Wo-
men brought gifts to the sepulchre,
Mary annointed the feet/ of JeSus compete on `alt equal400ting with and /Vfartha performed the humbler men.
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Underwood thanked the speaker competition are all contributing
for her splendid address, to the sp'ort's rising popularity.
WHIPPED-CREAM RICE
(Prepared with 2 cups cooked rice)
2 cups cooked. all-purpose rice
1 cup cream, whipped stiff
1. cup well drained crushed pine-
apple
2 cups miniature, marolunallows
3 tbsps. powdered• sugar
Mixthe ingredients until well
blended, Place in crystal dish.
Refrigerate 5 to 6 hours' before
serving.
from Bluevale, Belmerc, Langslde
and South Kinloss to meet with
the society on that occasion.
Miss M. Walsh acted as moder-
ater for the discussion on "Our
Church-and the People of Canada:
the People of Many Lands". She
likened the population of Canada
to a mosaic which would be form-
ed by the ;varying nationalities,
which come to our shores. Shr
called op Mrs. a, W. ivrembbon to
tell of the Chinese Canadians,' who ,
numbered 32,580 at the time,of the
last census. The first Chinese came
as laborers in building the C.P.R.
and •since that time have made 'a
large contribution to Canada, par-
ticularly in B.C. They are making
increasing. contributions 'in the pro-
fessions of medicind,, law. and".en
gineering. :1957 ”Mr. : Douglas
Jung• was elected to 'the DominiOn
Parliament and he' spoke of-his
seat there as a living proof ,that
his people are accepted in Canada,
The Prdsbyteriap . Ohurch is do-
ing its part to meet 'the need of
new-corners from China foc:' only'
one in ten of these have ever
heard God's word, Miss F.. Wilson
told that Miss Elsie Lee of Hong
Kong has joined the Canadian
mission staff in September and
'negotiations are under way to bring
a Chinese minister into the work.
The Presbyterian Chinese Church
in Canada must be a channel for
God's grace to those Chinese' who
are making Canada their new
home,
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V prayer by Rev, T. G. }fusser. •
he it
Mrs. Thos. ,King spoke of thoge
who•come 'from Japan, from West-
ern Europe' and thel British .Isles
and the duty, Of the church to.con-
sider their welfare. '
Mrs. W, Corigrani spoke particu
laxly of, the Hungariani, Italians
and Ukrainians. „Overseas? chap-
tains send word to Canadian .port
werkeTi who are on hind to Wel-
newcorndro • our douniry,
and give them needed assistance,
There are .16 .Hungarian Presby,-
terian. :congregations in Canada.
Many 'of these are known , :as
channelling churches. They count'
it a:success when they lose mem-
bers because they know they are,
being integrated!' into English
speaking churches and becoming
a part of the Canadian mosaic,
There are six Ukrainian churches.
Each has a pastor .of that nation-
ality, speaking their 'own language.,
Many are farmers and laborers
and are refugees from Soviet op-
pression, One Italian church, in
Montreal is stropg and working,
towards self-support, but the Other
Italian church in Hamilton has
never had a, permanent minister
who speaks their language and IS
expeiienairrg diffichlties.
Miss M."Walsh closed ;the meet-
ing by quoting an article on :"Men-
tat Health of New Canadians" from
Maclean's magazine, which said the
greatest hazard of. New 'Canadians
,is the fabt that native. born' Canal
dians fail to accept and understand
them.
Mrs. T. A. Currie closed the
meeting with prayer, •
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Mrs, Jas, Henry read a paper on
"Christian Citizenship" and the
supply secretary, Mrs. McLaughlin
told that. several guilts had been
made for ,the spring bale, The
Thankoffering was received by
Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Geo. Ross and
was dedicated by .the president,
Mrs. C: Vinglarid. An invitation
was accepted "froth' the *Evening
The Woman's Missionary Society
of Wingham United. Church, held
their :March „ Meeting' in the •Sun-
day School room,. As this was the
Mister Thankoffering meeting,
hymns and Trayer.S. Parried the
theme, "The Cross", The program
had been prepared by Mrs, •T.
Greer who also presided, The
meeting opened with a brief
account of the birth, death and
iresurreetien of Jesus, ending with
the thought that .Easter ehetlid. 'al-
ways remain as a day of love and
cheer, a • day of new beginnings.
Auxiliary to meet with them on
March 1,7 when Rev. A.' :Nimmo of
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
wilt show his pictures on Ireland.,
Mrs. MacNaughton and Miss
Effie Bower -were- appointed dele-
gates to Huron Presbyterial, which I
will he held. in Goderich on March
20, The meeting was closed with
Proof of the Pudding
A Gourmet traveller friend has
a passion , for the tang of home-
brewed .phim chowder. At One :of
his .favon rite hotels he was .always
grateful. to be a guest on a Friday,
the only day that clam .chowder
was on the menu, Occasionally he
would. send messages to, those who
laboured in these teaMY rcgioing be-
hind the owinging doers, cc:twit-
Menting the chef on the excellence
of his brew.
Then, during a mid-week stay at
the hotel, the gentleman tribotioned
his liking, to a rdom waiter and
added that it' was a pity be could-
n't get clam chowder on other days
than Friday,
Chinese Canadians
Contributed Much
The WAS, of St, Andrew's Pres,
hyterlan Church met on Tuesday
of last week when the president,
gm A. Nimbi(); opened the Wet-
1Mg with a Call to. worship, Miss C.
Gilhinson read Pau
l's
of Scrip-
turn from Si, letter to the
Corinthians and St, John's Gospel,
chapter,. 14, from which, in. her
meditation., she- noted that the. fail-
pre of evangelism Is often due to
the lack of expectant love. Miss A.
Mitchell offered prayer and the of-
fering as dedicated by Mrs, J. Bnr-
thoi; A, solo, "How Great Thou
Art", sung by Mrs, Charles. 14e,
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accompanied 'by Mrs.' W, 'Ford,
was enjoyed,
The society was pleased to. know
that Mrs, S, M, .Gordon, missionary
on furlough from Formosa, would
be the guest swaker at the Easter
Thankoffering meeting, and plans .
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Try This:tor Lont
For- 6 to 8 servings, use 2„cups
bread cubes, 6 eggs and 1/1, cup
milk., Lightly brown bread cubes
in hot fa in a skillet. Mix beaten
eggs, and milk, season with salt
and pepper to taste, and pour over
toasted cubes. Cook the mixture
slowly in'Oe skillet, stirring and
occasiopally scraping the egg froin-
bOttom and. sides of the pan. Do
overcook!, Serve fluffy and
with, rolls and a tossed salad.
friodarne lienbirs
Special Rice Dishes
One of the ,chief advantages of
Using rice for Lenten.racers is the
variety of imaginative ways it on
by served,
NtaflaPie Jehane Benoit, Canarla'S
famed culinary expert and an en-
thusiastic deponent of rice, .has
created special rice disbee, The
recipes demonstrate how two cups.
of cooked all-purpose rice can
serve as a basis for a hearty meal,
FRIED'RICE
(Prepared with '2 cups ceokect ride)
3 tbsps, salad oil
1. egg
2 cups Dainty All-purpose Rice,
coeiwd and poled
3 tbsps, soya sauce
312 cup; sliced inushroqins
i/4 cup parsley,' minced
3 shallots :minced
"/, tsp, Monosodium glutamate
1, .'Beat salad Oil ,in large 10-12
Inch frying pan, Break ego'
Stir quickly to cook: egg,
2.' Add the rice and the other
ingredients. Stir With a fork, over
medium heat, lifting, and turning
until it is warmed (6-10 mins.).
Serve as .soon as ready, (6 Serv-
ings).
VEGETARIAN RICE
(Prepared with 2 cups cooked rice)
3 tbsps, butter
2 caps all-purpese Rice, cooked
lb. Cottage cheese
4 shallots, finely minced
Minced parsley to taste
Salt and pepper '
yt :cup sour erea..m (col-nmereial
1, 'Melt the butter in a. Sauce-
pan.i'Add rice and cottage cheese,
sour cream, shallots, parsley, salt
and pepper to, taste, Stir together
with a fork. Cover.
2. Cook over very low, heat about.
15 minutes Cir just enough to
warm thoroughly, stirring once or
twice during the cooking period,
6 servingS, •
Mrs, Powell welcomed guests
from Belgrove and tile surrounding
district and introdnoo the oPeaker
Mrs, D. S, MacNaughten ,of Wing-.
han' whose subject was "I am the
Light of the 'world, He 'that fellow-
ghs11- .nnt unilk in, darkness
but'shall have the light pf life,"
The frequent use of the word
"light" in the Bible is symbolic of
its place, in our daily lives and of
Christ's great commission "Go Ye
into all the world and preach the
gospel", which is the goal of mis-
sionary societies,
To-day's troubled world with its
statesmen, Perturbed cod-
ditions which they cannot control,,
presents a challenge to all church
people. it is, our part "to show to
others a life which is guided by
the word of God and dedicated to . A His service,
We look to the church for
leadership 'and the missionary seal-
eties of our churches are the lights
by which missionary service, is
inSpired and from them floWs a
stream of loving( service in these
fields. Our 'Misoionary;, magazineo
and study book should be prescrib-"
ed reading for all our woMen.
Knowledge should mean service,
which we at home can render to
our missionaries at home and
abroad and 'much of this service
stems from small groups of wo-
men gathered to "read, mark, learn
and, inwardly digest" God's word,
The meeting closed with: a hymn
and the benediction pronounced by,
Rev, C. Johnson, following which
a social hour with a cup oT tea
was enjoyed by all those present,
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