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_Belgrave bride honoured
at shower
home last Friday from a
week's vacation in Miami,
Florida. Little Margaret Ann
stayed with her uncle and
aunt Mr. and Mrs, John
Thompson of RR2' Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. Don. Rae,
Jamie and Ian of Guelph
spent' Sunday with her
parents Mr, and Mrs. James
R. Coultes. ,
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visited with their daughter
Gail Searle in Brampton for a
couple of days
Mr. and Mrs. Don Maier
and Paul of Thamesford
spent the weekend with her
parents. Mr.: and Mrs. Dave
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POST, JANUARY 25 1980 5
s first euc ric
,
Mark 2:7.12..A,bible Quiz
was conducted by Mrs.
Coultes.
Mrs. Walter Scott , in
'the study en Japan said there
are 700,000 Koreans in
Japan, 35000 of them' are
Christian but allare despised
by the Japanese and allowed'
$o do only menial tasks and
are discriminated against in
such things as housing: thus
...Japan falls behind in human
rights.-
13 TABLES
At the 13elgrave weekly
euchre' last Wednesday
evening, thirteen tables were
in play. "
High Lady-Mrs. Hazel
Davidson, Novelty Lady-
Mrs. Gordon Nicholson, Low
Lady-Mrs. Larne Jamieson.
High Man-Mrs. Verna Bone.
(playing (playing as a man), Novelty'
• Man-Herb Clayton, Lov; Man
Mrs: Edgar Wightman
(playing as a man)
WMS MEETS
The January meeting of
the W.M.S. was' held at the
home of Mrs. Victor
Youngblut. Mrs. Joe Dunbar
opened with a call , to'
worship. Mrs. Jack
McBurney gave the topic on
the life of Dorcas, a woman
whose life was dedicated 'to
clothing and helping the
poor. She died and the
mourners brought Peter to
her and he restored her to
life.
A community shower
was held for Joanne Mcarter
in the Sunday school room of
Mrs. youngblut read the.
story of Dorcas from Acts 9
36-43, Meditation on
thoughtfulness was read by,
Mrs. Mac Scott, Mrs. Garner
Nicholson read two poems.
The • secretary Mrs,.
McBurney gave her report
for 1979 and the treasurer's
report was given by Mrs.
Victor Youngblut.
Mrs. McBuiney and Mrs.
Dunbar were appointed to
make up 1980' Programs. An
invitation was read from the
E.S. Copeland Lodge,
Wingham to have a meeting
there. The roll call was
answered by a verse 6om
church calendar.
' Twelve sick and shut-ins
visits were recorded,: ,
Mrs. Ivy Cloakey closed the
meeting with prayer and
lunch was served by Garner
Nicholson.
PERSONALS
Wayne Ladd of British
Columbia visited one day last
week with his grandfather
William Gow..
A relative shower was held
for Miss. Joanne McArter at
the home of Mrs. George
•
Cook on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Chester Finnigan- of
Lucknow , passed
home suddently at • her home on
Friday January 18.,
She was a twice of the late
Cecil and Clarence Charnney
Mrs. John McCormack of
Orangeville and Mrs. Claire
Rainer of Markham visited
with their mother Mrs.
Clarence Chamney on
Knox United Church on
Friday evening. -
A short program consisted
of a reading by Mrs. Garner
Nicholson, a scotch dance by
Katherine and Jennifer
Procter and Heather Morton
and two contests conducted
by Mrs. Lloyd Michie.
Joanne, her, mother Mrs.
Wm. McArter and Joanne's
grandmother Mrs. George
Cook were called to the front
and • seated on decorated
chairs. Mrs. Wayne
Chandler read the address
and gifts were presented by
Mrs. Brian Michler and Miss
Doreen McCormick.
Sunday and called at the
funeral,tiome in Lucimow to
pay their respects to the
Finnigan family.
Friends and former
neighbours are sorry to hear
of the death of Clayton Logan
of #903-700 Hamilton St,
New VVestininister,., B.C, He
had been in failing health for
some, months. 'Mrs. America'
Arrucla of Toronto, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Hutton of
Correspondent
MRS: ALLAN MCCALL
887-6677
Mrs. Doug Fraser was
hosiess for the 8th and 16th
unit meeting at , her home on,
Wednesday, January 9 with
7 members present.
Mrs. Don Fraser opened"
the devotions reading Psalm
107, : then gave a reading
"The Beginning of a New
Year". The topic was on the
life of a United Church
MisSionary Ross Whitmore
'who, spent several years in
Japan, married a Japanese
girl and had two children.
The business" was
conducted by Mrs. Don
Fraser. Minutes were read
by Mrs. Alvin McDonald in
the absence of Mrs. John
Davies. The McKillop unit
have invited the group to the
June U.C.W. meeting at the
church. •
Coming events included
the meeting at Nerthstreet
United Church, Goderich on
January 28, admiSaion 50c.
Werld Day of, Prayer is set
for Friday, March '7 and the
Thankoffering at Duff's
church will be April 13, at
7:30 with Anne Reiber
the guest speaker.
After, some discussion it
was decided to have the
annual ham supper on
Tuesday, June 3.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Alvin McDonald and the
hostess.
PERSONALS
• Mr. and Mrs. Clint
Emmrick spent Saturday in
Toronto. On Sunday evening
they entertained members of
the family to a turkey dinner
in honour of three having
birthdays near ,the date:
'Mr. and Mrs. Allan Searle
"Sell your dining
room, kitchen,
bedroom, or living
room suite now."
We will display all
articles In our "2600
sq. ft." Showroom.
oppt
All items on consign-
ment. GOod used
furniture, antiques, &
kniCk knacks wanted.
Call for more Inform.
atlon.
STORE HOURS
Tues. to Thurs. 9 a.m. ,
5 . m
Friday 9a.m.-9p.m,
SatUrday
Wingham
367-2628
Kincardine and Mr, Kenneth
Litteh of Wingham travelled
by plane to attend the funeral
on Tuesday January 23.,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cook,
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Hopper, Carol, Heather and
Kendra visitehd on. Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Cook and family of Shel-
bourne.
,Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Gordon and Robert returned
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Prayer by Mrs. Cecil
Coultes and the use of the
hymn, "Unto the hills
around do I lift up",
introduced the January
meeting of the afternoon unit
of the U.C.W. when 14
attended.
Mrs. Leslie. Bolt led the
worship service.
Mrs. Lawrence Taylor
gave the financial report
which showed a' very
Correspondent successful year.
MRS. L. STONEHOUSE Mrs, Couhes continued
the Bible Study reading from
The second line of ,Morris
Township held their Orst
euchre party at the homeof
'Mr. and. Mrs. Bert Garniss
last Monday evening with
four tables in' play. The
winners were: high lady:
Mrs. 'Ralph -Darlow, most
lone hands lady, Mrs Glen
Sellers, low lady-Miss Susan
Elston. High Mon-Douglas
Gainiss, most lone hands
man-Glen Sellers, low man.
William Elston.
, EVENING UNIT
The Evening Unit of the
U.C,W. of Knox United
ChurCh Belgrave held. its
regular meeting at the. home.
of Mrs. Laura Johnston.
Mrs.! George Michie
opened the worship service
by readinga poem "ln the
New Year" by Helen Steiner
Rice.' ,
Several members read
'scripture passages with, the
theme of "Improving of
Lives for.the Coming Year".
Mrs. Jack Taylor operied
-the business part of the
meeting with a poem. Mrs.
Ross Anderson told of
different aspects of Japanese
life and customs.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
John McIntosh and •her
group.
NOTICE
Due to fire regulations there will be' no.
parking on the west side of the Arena street.'
Cars will be towed away, at owners expense.
Council
Village of Brussels