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Sales, Service 8 installation of Fri pipelines Si Ufa milking parlours 887-6063 R.R'.4 WALTON BLYTH LIONS 35th Anniversary Dance Blytn & District Community Centre 9:00 p m.-1 00 a.m. $12.00 per couple May 10 MUSIC BY: "Country Companions" ' Roast Beef Smorgasbord Tickets - Blyth Meat Market Citib: office, or Any Lions Club member See our new Hondas:Ibday. 41 " ' You'll never make a better decision than the one you make when you bought your new Honda at Hully Gully, You'll agree that nobody outperforms us when it comes to giving you a good deal and the type of after-sale service you deserve, We have five licensed mechanics and Midwestern Ontario's largest parts department, Visit us soon and see for yourself why most people buy their Honda from us, —MOTOCROSS RACING SUNDAY— Jr/SB SR Pee Wee Expert Invitational Heats at 1-1, Finals- at 2 .Holy, dA 111.1 pr Kss,tr trit PHONE- 1 262.4809 OR 33113 SALES - SERVICE & RENTALS oviaLy VARNA, oN We III 6143 -.THE- B.Russea :POST-, APRIL 30 CITS "!s• kfroa &IOW, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jamieson -of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. John Leppington of Clinton, Mrs: Agnes Bieman and. George Inglis were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bieman on Sunday this being the occasion, of Kent's sixth birthday. Mrs. Len Jarvis of Listowel visited, this past week with Mr. and Mrs. James R. Coultes.- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bacon, paul and Denise of .Orangeville, visited on Sunday with his parents Mr. Showers for Janice ;Cloak ley Correspondent MRS, LEWIS geNgueusg. 887-9847 A large crowd gathered in the Women's Institute Hall, Belgrave, April ,2nd to honour Patsy Scott) bride- elect in May. Mrs, Jeff Hurst presided over a guest book at the door'. Praiseyour children Gorrie UCW hears The Theme, "Children and Youth" was followed in the spring Thank offering service when the members and their guests met to hear Mr. Don Keillor, director of the' Huron centre for children and youth, at Clinton, Mr. Keillor, has had experience - in elernentary seheol teaching, in work in special education, and was forrnerly on the faculty of Education at York University. The Huron Centre gives counselling and assistance -to families who are.having pro- blems, to help families to stay together and live in harmony and good relation,: ships one with another, and special emphasis on children and youth. The centre has a staff of six p-rofessional people who work long hours to help smooth out problems rising , from , educational needs. Mr. K-eilior remarked that even when people do their best as far as they know things go, wrong and they need a new view of things for an outsider. Families may be referred' by doctors, teachers, or public health nurses and it is. most desir- able to have the whole family come. He commented that in some instances parents are wanting their children to grow up too fast. It is alright to be a child and act as a child and later on stressed the need for commendation and praise for our children and youth, and the need to helpthe child to see him- self capable of doing something worth' while or being somebody.worth while. Mr. Keillor was introduced by Mrs. Clifton Coulter, thanked by Mrs. Robert Strong, and presented with a gift. The meeting was in charge of the committee for Christian development and the devotional period -was in charge of Mrs. Clifton Coulter assisted by Mrs. Melvin Greig, while Mrs. Sheldon Mann presided at the organ. A lovely duet. "Come to the,Waters" was sung by Mrs. Ernest Fellows and Mrs. Raymond Gowdy. The offering' was received by Mrs. Wesley Ball, Mrs. James Schefter, Mrs. Wayne Stewart. and Mrs. Vincent Petten. Following the meeting a social half hour was enjoyed in the lower church hall. During this time, thanks was expressed by representatives of guests from neighbouring churches who shared the evening with the' Gorrie United Church Women. Classified Ads pay dividends: A community shower in • ,honcitir of Janice Coultes, bride,elect, was attended by' a large crowd in the Womem's Institute Hall, Belgrave, on Thursday, April 10. Corsages were pinned on the bride, the bride's mother, Mrs. William Coultes; and the , groom's mother, Mrs. David Matheson by Mrs. Gleen Coultes. Guests signed a guest book at the door presided over by Miss Debbie Hopper' Mrs. John Anderson welcomed the guests and introduced the program conducted by Mrs. Wayne Hopper and Mrs. Ken Hopper. Contests Were enjoyed and Donna and Ruth Higgins favoured with piano selections. Mrs. Anderson gave a reading, "Weddings are Funny Things, Aren't They?, followed by the presentation of the gifts to the bride by Carol and Heather.Hopper. A humour- ous bride's book prepared by Mrs. Ken Hopper was also presented. The bows were arranged on an apron by Mrs.' Danny McBurney, then „, -Bluevale Correspondent MRS. JOE WALKER 357-3558 ' Unit 4 of the Blue rale United Church Women met at the United Church base- ment on April 21. The evening was spent doing some housecleaning. It was decided to hold a garage sale May 31. Unit 4 members present were willing to pick up donations from anyone interested in donating items. Lunch was served and a social time enjoyed. PERSONALS Mrs., Alex MacTavish and Mrs. Bob MacTavish were hostesses at the former's home " for a miscellaneous shower on Wednesday night to honor Miss Linda Harkness prior to her marriage in May. Mrs. Joe Walker and Sheila attended a shower for Linda at Macintosh Church on Saturday night. A "successful craft and bake sale was held in the Community Hall on Saturday.' Proceeds will be used for hall renovations. A walk-a-thon will take place , May 3 for the same cause. Following the program, Mrs, • Vincent read an address and many gifts were presented to Patsy. Patsy thanked everyone and invite' d them r to, a trousseau tea at her horturon May 10 from 2-4 and 7-9 P.m. Lunch was served' by the 9th line ladies.,. Several members of the United , Church Women ' attended the Easter Thank offering. meeting list Sunday at BruSsels United Church. Mrs. Eleanor Ward of Wingham was the guest speaker. given to the bride to wear. Janice thanked everyone and invited them to a trousseau tea at her home on April 26 from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. also to the 'wedding reception in Brussels Morris and Grey Community Centre on May 3. A social" time folloWed when lunch was served by the Third Line ladies. COMMUNITY SHOWER A community shower was held in the Belgrave Institute ,Hall for Sharon Cloakey bride elect , on Thursday evening, April 17. Corsages were pinned on the bride, bride's mother, Mrs. Ivy Cloakey, and the groom's mother Mrs: Carl Bondi and Mrs. Olive 'Campbell grandmother of - the bride. Mrs. Gary Van Camp was and Mrs. Albert Bacon, • Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hanna attended the wedding on Saturday of his cousin Louise Crofts to Ralph. Lee. Berry at the Ingoldby United Church in Ingoldby. - The Wedding reception was held at the Minden Community Centre. Gordon Nethery of Edmonton. Alberta visited last week with relatives and friends in this. area. Seven tables were in play at the weekly, euchre held in the Women's Institute Hall on Wednesday evening Elizabeth Leslie retiirned g.home from the Wingham and,. I, District Hospital last Monday, Mr. Vincent Makas of London spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler. • Danny Thompson of Goderich was a weekeni visitor with his grandparelil • ,Mr. and. Mrs. Bert Johnston. Mr. and. Mrs, Harold Slessor, of -Glamis visited .on. Tuesday with their aunt M4. Telford Cook and also visited with her mother Mrs. Harr' Cook. ApPle SPECIAL Crisp 6.95 Spys and up other varieties available CRUNICAN BROS. 1 1/2 miles south of Eiginfield on #4 Highway • in charge• of the program. Miss Jennifer Sanders played a piano solo 'Que Sera Sera; Contests concluded by Mrs. Van Camp were- much enjoyed. Miss Marlene Wesselink sang "Morning is Broken', accompanying herself on the guitar. Mrs. Wayne Chandler ' gave a humourous reading and Mrs. Gary Van Camp 'read The Dowry to Sharon. Many beautiful and, useful gifts .were presented -to Sharon by Jennifers Sanders. Sharon thanked all her , friends and neighbours and , invited them to attend an open reception in the Wingham Legion Hall on Saturday May 3'. Mrs. Lloyd Michie', Mrs. Wayne Fear and Mrs. Wayne Chandler assisted by the fifith line ladies served lunch. COrsages were pinned on the bride, the bride's Mother, MrS. Ken Scott and- the grooms mother, Mrs. Bill Jenkins by Mrs: Murray Vincent. • •• Mrs. Vincent, welcomed the guests and introduced the program. COntests were given by Mrs. Jeff Hurst and Mrs, Gordon Bosman. Mrs. Bruce Campbell gave a reading "Cold Feet." Alison Coultes favoured the ladies with two piano selections and a sing-song' conducted by Mrs: 'William Coultes 'was enjoYed by all. Winners were: High Lady- Mrs. Agnes Bieman, Low Lady-Mrs. Olive Walker, Novelty Lady-Mrs. Lorne ' Jamieson, High Man-William Black, Low Man-Gene "'oder, Novelty Man-Albert Bacon. Euchre next week at 8:00 p.m. Everyone welcome. Mrs. Robert Taylor, Erica and Monica of Alliston spent 1 a few days last weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. James R. Coultes. Mrs. Don Rae, Jamie and Ian of Guelph visited on Friday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. James R. Coultes. Mrs. Lois Warwick of VVingham and Mrs. Laura 1 Johnston spent a few days ) last week with Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston, Tara and I Erin of Ilderton. Mrs. Robert Higgins returned home recently after, a ten day visit with her sister Mrs. Gertrude Tully of Boynton Beach, Florida. Belgrave friends are . pleased to hear .that, Mrs. 11 J.E. LONGSTAFF ;OPTOMETRIST- SEAFORTH 527.1240 Monday to Friday 9-5:30 Saturday 9-12:00 ' FREE PARKING ON PREMISES Closed Wednesdays By Appointment S.