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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-09-09, Page 61 rP *.-Ift Trsoau Advanc*-Timu, September 8, 1876 NOTICE IF YOUR ADVANCE -TIMES LABEL READS SEPTEMBER 9-8-7-6 YOOR SUBSCRIPTION IS DUE Advance -Times CVsf.om Made w. r' D 1, A. Hand sewn on our premises Free estimates ' L , WWI), ...-ONWAV, )'♦�► Furniture, Listowel CONSTRUCTION ON THE EXTERIOR of the new new premises. Most of the exterior work is completed, with —1, an startin on th ' t for The buile in is supposed 291-3820 ' Wingham Day Care Centre is progressing. However a lot of v� g e in er g work has still to be done before the centre can move into its to be completed by the end of September or early October. Now you Can look "AS FRESH -AS -NEW" . ..... Grants from Ministryto ei ht daycare centres g St.Paul's Church (ANGLICAN W INGHAM Rev. T. K. Hawthorn, Rector Mrs. Diane Matisz, Organist and Choir Leqder SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 Trinity 13 8:30 a.m.—Holy Communion 11:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer Moetings Thurs., Sept. 9—ACW meeting at the home of Mrs. Wilfred French 1:45 p.m. Sun., Sept. 12—Meeting of those who attended the Strategy Seminar, at 8:00 p.m. Tues., Sept. 14—Bd. of Management meeting in parish hall 8:30 p.m. WINGHAM BAPTIST CHURCH Ross Smith — Pastor 10:00 a.m:—Sunday School approval upon the deity of Christ the weekend i 11:00 a.m.—Morning Service '7:00 p.m.—Evening Service Prayer and Bible Study 8:00 p.m.—Wednesday Evening 108 in Sunday School las_ t Sunday 42 on our bus COME — GROW WITH US service as well to neglect the heart of the gospel readers that Chris as WINGHAM PENTECOSTAL 1CHURCH Pastor Off ice Ronald Baker 359 Centre Street 357-1340 SUNDAY SERVICES Mid -Week Services 'Sunday School 10 A.M. Wednesday 8 P.M. Morning Worship 1 1 A.M. Prayer 8 Bible Study Evening EvorMalistic Service 7 P.M. Friday 8 P.M. Fomily Night 'For free bus transportation toll 357-1340 TROT' Marriage is like a violin . . after the music is over the strings are still attoched. it ._;.i Ie•�,:;2� IP.ca\ it Wingham's new Day Care the largest facility exclusively the mentally retarded. The re- families of the mentally retarded the decision of the provincial Centre is expected to open of- for the handicapped. maining four centres will cater and mothers who cannot afford READMAN'S ficially some time later this of the eight centres, four will exclusively to normal children. the costs of day care and who do tax on vehicles bought by the month or early in October. provide space for mentally re- Four of the centres have been not have other alternatives," said Let us ` ., . Seven other centres in Ontario tarded children. The Morrison completed, two of them already Mr. Taylor. "We provide centres - ' will provide space for 396 chil- Drive Day Nursery in St. Thomas being in operation. The rest are where the need is greatest. New W Wingham, Qntario • 357-1242 dren upon completion according will place 20-25 children. The Red scheduled to open during Sept- day care centres in Ontario are get you to Minister of Community and Mill Day Care Centre in Hamilton ember. designed primarily for use by to Social Services, James Taylor. will operate an integrated pro- "Day Care priorities must con- single, parents, low income fam off The ministry will provide an gram for 105 children, including centrate on meeting the needs of ilies and the mentally retarded." U a \ estimated total of almost $2.2 other religions."` f w seen During this fiscal year, the good million, 100 per cent funding Ministry will provide about $6 under the Dav Care Expansionmillion Bible student is honored in capital grants and $34 million in operating to day start ... � programs. This includes costs for on Tuesday. September. 28 at 8 grants care centres under com- J C%I�U keep property acquisition, construe- • previous metres, s. It is expected that 71 ,. tion. furnishings and .equipment. by Baptist congregation centres, which will add about you there! The Wingham Develop- For further information. call' mental Centre has space for 40 2,603 places, will be created, children. This will include 10 Miss Nancy Kerwin of Bel- mental doctrines which the Holy bringing to 50,000 the number of spaces in Ontario. 3073 or Ralph and Pat Watson at handicapped children. more, a member of the Wingham Spirit of God hald given through '. The Day Care Centre in Lon- don, with space for 45 children, is Baptist Church, was honored inspiration and which Paul had Rely on us to give Sunday morning during the wor- taught and believed from the be - ship service when Pastor Ross ginning of his ministry. These Fordwich your suits, coats, slacks, Smith presented her with a gift of pr doctrines are unchanged and One day workshop money from the congregation. must be embraced by one to xuly be Christian be Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cober and the impeccable care that Nancy received the well wishes of a and saved. family spent a few days with for h d i d her fellow church members with the trust that God would be with The Spirit of God, Paul the relatives in Iowa. assures a well-groomed a n e a e .. pp Apostle and the scriptures de- Mrs. Les Burrows of London appearance. We clean her as she begins her studies at clare the literal, physical, aton- visited Thursday with Mr. and Huron County's, ALPHA con Baptist Bible College, London. Her classes start there today ing death of Jesus Christ. That Mrs. Austin Stinson. Pmeticulously. and press tihues to grow. Twenty-three per- Jesus died and His death availed Marti Mr. and Mrs. Glenn n, sons attended the August meet- (Thursday). for the sin ofputs the seal of Donna and Brbnda visited over ing, 10 of them for the first time. Pastor Smith's morning mes .man, with Mr. and Mrs. The members were reminded sage was based on the fifteenth All who would deny the deity of George Lillie in Lockport, N.Y. the decision of the provincial of the day long workshop for the handicapped and homebound to chapter. of Paul's first letter to the Corinthians. Reviewing past Christ and His substitutionary death, John Siefert of Orangeville spent the weekend with his par READMAN'S \ be held at iew in Clinton sermons, the speaker reiterated regardless of church af- filiation -are in opposition to God, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Siefert. tax on vehicles bought by the er 8. on September 8. the instructions of Paul regard marriage, the apostle Paul and the scrip- Mrs. Ralph Longstaffe and DRY CLEANERS News came from the Wingham ing moral problems, Brent of West Hill visited Satur- - ' library that books to on cas- church discipline, Christian re - p The second fundamental truth The da with. Mr. and Mrs. Anson y W Wingham, Qntario • 357-1242 settes are available to the blind. sponsibility, stewardship, the ' Demerling. to have the manager of a riding Tape recorders to utilize the cas- Lord's Supper and the - false without which there is no salva- stable for the handicapped show setter may also be borrowed. teaching of tongues. tion is the literal bodily resurrec Y •wv� slides to the group in the near Other area libraries offer this But Paul never allows himself tion of Christ. Paul reminds his ,avyv_ fNv4�v,•..•.......w..��w..a:..rvwvara...vw„w.,,�. �a,.�,u►•,W �� y. �.. �.� �� ,,y�,�y„� Rt The apostle lists two funda- other religions."` f w seen The next ALPHA meeting will Another interesting item was message and the central theme of after His resurrection b_v Peter I the decision of the provincial the Bible, the good news about and all the disciples, by . the - government to refund the sales God and salvation through the apostle himself in a vision and by tax on vehicles bought by the shed blood of Jesus Christ. "A more than 500 people at one time. handicapped in 1976. Bible without the atonement is an The proof of Christ's deity is seen 1r .i Entertainment may be coming empty book." he said. "A religion in His resurrection. ( ,� T our way. Inquiries will be made or denomination without the deity In closing. Pastor Smith said. ' _ to have the manager of a riding of Jesus Christ and his .atoning " 'le stand strongly upon these stable for the handicapped show death is mere religion and cannot fundamental truths: they set the slides to the group in the near save the soul of man." Christian religion apart from all future. The apostle lists two funda- other religions."` The next ALPHA meeting will be held in the Holmesville school on Tuesday. September. 28 at 8 r, P.M. Everyone is welcome. For further information. call' Elaine Townshend at Clinton 482- 3073 or Ralph and Pat Watson at '. Brussels 887-6236. Used Freezers Priced fr $75oo om only Come in today and look over the used freezers at Merwood C. Smith. Ideally priced for new home owners or cottage - even as a second freezer ! Merwood Smith Ltd. ........................... SAUDI REV. JOHN TEIBE Former President of CANADIAN YOUTH FOR CHRIST for 7 years. Former Director of YOUTH FOR CHRIST IN INDIA for 9 years. Presently Director of OUTREACH MINISTRIES WITH IN- TERNATIONAL YOUTH FOR CHRIST. PLUS THE CHAPELAIRES OF LONDON THIS SUNDAY, SEPT., 1 Z th a p.m. at WINGHAM UNITED CHURCH provided the setting for the HURON MEN'S ceremony uniting in marriage Patricia Arne Kechnie and William E. Sisler on Saturday, August 7. Parents of the r CHAPEL bade are Mr. and Mrs Lloyd G. Casemore, RR 3, - •' ' Wingham. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle E. I EVIL PREVAILS WHEN GOOD MEN DO NOTHING Sisler, Sarnia The couple is residing in Sarnia. AUBURN (Photo by Ward Robertson) I_. rf . E Y y` REV. JOHN TEIBE Former President of CANADIAN YOUTH FOR CHRIST for 7 years. Former Director of YOUTH FOR CHRIST IN INDIA for 9 years. Presently Director of OUTREACH MINISTRIES WITH IN- TERNATIONAL YOUTH FOR CHRIST. PLUS THE CHAPELAIRES OF LONDON THIS SUNDAY, SEPT., 1 Z th a p.m. at WINGHAM UNITED CHURCH provided the setting for the HURON MEN'S ceremony uniting in marriage Patricia Arne Kechnie and William E. Sisler on Saturday, August 7. Parents of the r CHAPEL bade are Mr. and Mrs Lloyd G. Casemore, RR 3, - •' ' Wingham. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle E. I EVIL PREVAILS WHEN GOOD MEN DO NOTHING Sisler, Sarnia The couple is residing in Sarnia. AUBURN (Photo by Ward Robertson) I_.