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Praetlps, doctrines and Baptist Chu rc�f on Sunday.
was instituted by Christ Himself
burg, Penetang, Shelburne, Dun-
terian Church, Whitechurch and
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impwbicb bring dishoto Spfaking on lith chapter of
(Fist formed the basis of a talk Paul's first Iter to the Corin-
but there were those in Corinth
who were abusing it, making it a
Langside Presbyterian Church,
Thursday, June 24. Everyone wished them well for many
given by pastor hoes S—mith at the thians, Pastor Smith spoke parti-
heathen practice.
more years to come.
wood, Listowel, Ethel, Holyrood
morning service in the ingham cularly of hhe Lord's Supper. It
'Me speaker impresso upon
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Scripture readings were taken
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his listeners that bread and wine
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from Exodus, chapter 13, and He-
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in themselves do not co titute,
brews, chapter 11. Mr. and Mrs.
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40th anniversary cake. Rev.
the Lord's Supper. Tq puke of
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Barry Passmore gave a brief but
"Day of Resurrection" and ".The
the Lord's Supper, it is pecessary
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thought-provoking prayer as the
Strife Is O'er". Psalm 100 was
to first have had a personal rela-
first guests arrived.
read responsively.
tionship with Jesus Christ. Christ
The topic of Mr. Kay's medita-
said, "Ye must be born again".
tion was "A Day To Be Remem-
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One's heart attitude and condi-
bered". He spoke of special times
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tion before God is of utmost im-
in one's life that are re
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portance.
Mrs. James Cross, Highgate;
membered—births, marriages,
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Pastor Smith warned against
Mrs. Norman Woolner, Bluevale;
christenings, etc., times of laugh-
augh-
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the dangers of Christians com-
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Mrs. S. J. Walker, Mrs. C. Merk-
ter and days of suffering and sor-
promising with false teaching
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'(NEXT TO CAMPBELL'S MEN'S WEAR)
ley, Mrs. E. Webb and Mrs. I. E.
and unholy practices, plunging a
once sound fundamental church
Morrey, all of Wingham.
"Today we gather to praise
into apostasy.
God for our forefathers who now
During the morning service,
Mrs. Ross Wilhelm and Mrs.
THE NEW OFFICERS of the Women's Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion were installed
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Ross Smith sang a duet.
Friday, June 18. Back, Muriel
Irvine, sergeant -at -arms; Barb
Tervit and Norma Strong,
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At the evening service, in his
executive. Middle, Emma Sturdy, executive; Mary Wallace, first vice-president; Betty
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study of Revelation, Pastor
Morin, second vice-president and Velma Scott, executive.
Front, Jean Renwick,
he said. "Our fathers were able to
Smith spoke of the 'eternal hell'
treasurer; Carol Farnell, secretary; Georgeina Crothers, president
and Lilian K. Kregar,
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mentioned in the Bible, a place of
past president. Absent were Audrey Vath, corresponding
secretary; Doris Remington
eternal punishment where man is
and Shirley Carter, executive.
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cast bodily to suffer.
them for they knew God as their
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"Sin must be judged," the
Creator and had faith to follow
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speaker said. "Our government
has abolished the death penalty
Guest speaker
Achievement Dbut
God says murder is punish-
able by eternal death in an
coming Sunday
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eternal lake fe fire. The immoral,
the sex offenders, the filthy-
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to St. Andrews
based o n
s t i t e h e r y
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minded, the idolatrous, those who
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do not take Christ as their Savior,
The first of the St. Andrew's
"A Touch of Smpl was the
for • Gorrie 3, "Stitcheroos", How
are all charged and condemned
Presbyterian summer services
latest protect completed by 4H
to Create Your Own Design (skit)
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to an eternal punishment in the
will be conducted on Sunday, July
members who are holding
and Fordwich 2, "Fumbling
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lake of fire. The government may
4 while Rev. R. H- Armstron g is
Achievement Days across the
Fingers„ Color and Color
remove many of these things
on holidays. It is being prepared
b Women's
county. Eight Gorrie area groups
Schemes (exhibit) with Linda
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from the Criminal Code but the
the Missionary
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held their day on Saturday.
Espensen and Cindy Sturgeon as
Bible says they are guilty of eter-
Society and Goforth Auxiliary.
commentators.
nal death.”
In closing, Pastor Smith said
Guest speaker will be Miss Ida
White, Goderich, a member of
Each group presented the fol
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that the child of God has reason to
the Knox Church there. Miss
lowing skits and exhibits: Gorrie
2, "Magic Stitcher$ Color
honors were. presented. Karen
Underwood, Gorrie, received
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rejoice for there is prepared a
White is a registered nurse as
well as bei a of
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Schemes in Embroidery (skit);
county honors (6 projects) and
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Home for hit. where he will dwell
eternally.
graduate
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Toronto Bible College and Ewart
Fordwich 1, "Frustrated French
provincial honors (12 projects)
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Coll ege.
Knotters", Embroidery Stitches
were given to Susan Adams, RR
Couple celebrates
In 1952 Miss Wit�`was ap-
pointed to a nursing position in
and Their Uses (exhibit) with
Louise Douglas commenting,;
2, Wroxeter; Linda Newton, RR
1, Wroxeter; Dianne Brown, Gor-
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the Bhil area of India and will be
Wroxeter, "Thimble Thumpers",
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discussing her experiences there.
Color or Consequences (skit) ;
"Stitch
Fordwich. Advanced honors, that
Her talk will include a summary
Lakelet 1, Witchery",
are won after completion of 18
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Tapp of
of her health work in India and
Embroider Today and Yester-
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projects was given to Mrs. Dar-
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Wallaceburg entertained in honor
her activities in Christian out-
day (exhibit) with Commentator
"Sew-
lene Harding, RR 1, Gorrie.
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of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
reach.
Elizabeth Stoll; Gorrie 1,
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Tapp, on the occasion of their
ing Bees", Color Schemes in Em-
Because the 4-H groups like to
40th wedding anniversary at the
broidery (skit); Lakelet 2,
alternate crafts with food pro -
y
Wingham United Church on June
"Crewel Crew", Solution to a
jects, the fall section is "The
24. Friends neighbors and rela-Memorial
service
Color Problem (exhibit) with
Cereal Shelf", about cereal and
tives numbering about 150 at-
Martha Versteeg commenta-
its uses.
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tended to enjoy the festivities and
held at Langside
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the delicious luncheon which was
prepared and graciously served
WHITECHURCH—The first
by the Wingham United Church
Langside Cemetery memorial
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service was held Sunday at three
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W INGHAM
REV. T. K. HAWTHORN, Rector
MRS. D. RICHARDSON, Organist
and Choir Leader
SUNDAY, JULY 4
Trinity III
10:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer
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WINGHAM BAPTIST
CHURCH
Ross Smith - Pastor
9:50 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning Service
7:00 p.m. Evening service
The New Hope Ladies Trio
will sing at the Morning Service.
The Lidestone Family
at the Evening Service.
"I will build my church and
the gates of Hell shall not
prevail against it. "
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Out-of-town town guests were from
o'clock with J. Kay, student
MR. AND MRS. EARLE TAPP celebrated their 40th
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wedding, anniversary amongst friends and family at an
burg, Penetang, Shelburne, Dun-
terian Church, Whitechurch and
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open house held at the Wingham United Church on
dalk, Highgate, Mount Forest,
Langside Presbyterian Church,
Thursday, June 24. Everyone wished them well for many
Exeter, Goderich, Mitchell, At-
in charge. There were about 40 in
more years to come.
wood, Listowel, Ethel, Holyrood
attendance.
and Monkton.
Scripture readings were taken
Ruby candles and roses decor-
from Exodus, chapter 13, and He-
e
ated the tea table centred with a
ated
brews, chapter 11. Mr. and Mrs.
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40th anniversary cake. Rev.
Phillip Steer sang two. duets,
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Barry Passmore gave a brief but
"Day of Resurrection" and ".The
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thought-provoking prayer as the
Strife Is O'er". Psalm 100 was
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first guests arrived.
read responsively.
Ladies pouring tea and coffee
The topic of Mr. Kay's medita-
were Mrs. William Crackle, Mrs.
tion was "A Day To Be Remem-
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Earl McFarlane, Shelburne;
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christenings, etc., times of laugh-
augh-
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Mrs. S. J. Walker, Mrs. C. Merk-
ter and days of suffering and sor-
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'(NEXT TO CAMPBELL'S MEN'S WEAR)
ley, Mrs. E. Webb and Mrs. I. E.
row.
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Morrey, all of Wingham.
"Today we gather to praise
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phases of hairdressing, with 13 years experience
OPJ�NHOURS
Tuesday through Friday — 8 A.M. to 5 P.M.
Saturday 8 a.m. till 12 Noon
Thursday Evening Till 8 P.M.
By Appointment Only
NOW BOOKING APPOINTMENTS
Phone 528-2914 or 395-5824
X
RECENTGRADUATE
Ruth Ann Neable, BA, BEd,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Neable of Gorrie has
been appointed as a special
education teacher for the
James A. McGee School at
Hanover. Puth holds a Ba
chelor of Arts degree in
Psychology from Wilfrid
Laurier University, Waterloo
and recently received her
Bachelor of Education degree
from University of Western
+ Ontario, Loddon.
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b. 6000 B T U $219.50 AIR CONDITIONER
_ C 800 B T u s279.50 - d. TORCAN
20" FAN $22.87
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$34.95
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S I 12" FAN
ELECTROHOME ♦ g• BUG KILLER h. 10" FAN NO PEST
DEHUMIDIFIER $ 1 27.97 ,.$84.88 $15.88 STRIP$2.57
Electrohome air conditioner 20" Torcan fan Electric bug killer
Smooth quiet operation Easily d. 2 speeds Avocado Green with g. By Electrolure. Eliminates flying
installed in vertical hung windows White safety grills front and back pests Includes mounting bracket.
Includes window mounting kit Grey 622.87 S84.88
finish, brown grill Electrohome dehumidifier 10" Torcan fan
a. 5000 B T U cools 325 sq ft e. Automatic humidity control Set h. Single speed $15.88
$189.67 and forget 4 casters for portability Shell Vapons
b. 6000 B T U cools 450 sq ft Moss grey finish 6127.97 No Peat Strip
S219.5b Electrohome oscillating fan 1. Kills fhos and mosquitoes indoors
c. 8000 B T U cools 550 sq ft f. 3 speeds plus oscillator control; 4 up to 4 months $2.57
$279.50 blade fan; 23" high Off white with
Floor area apDrox Ask to see our chafcoal accents 634.95
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