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Melville. W.M.S. held a July
meeting in the church parlout
with Mrs. J. Martin opening the
meeting by reading a portion
from the book, "My Utmost for His Highest" and leading It, prayer.
A letter from the Provincial
Secretary was received, asking
the group to assemble a wall
hanging or ,table display on ther
topic, "The Presbyterian Church
in Taiwan", to be used at the Pall. Rally in October. Each member i$
asked to find any suitable
material.
Mrs. Amy Speir read an article
from Glad Tidings "Special'
Ministries" naming several,
centres which ministers in spebial'
ways to young people in difficulty
and others in need.
Mrs. W.C.King's study on,
John was preceded by the reading
in unison of the 5th chapter of
John. Man's participation is very
necessary for his salvation ivis
stressed. A question period
followed.
Melville,
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Work on
Cook reunion
Saturday July vacation to Canada's West Coast
Mr. Ronald Hibberd of Enroute they toured Jasper and
Nfildmay visited with his parents d Stanley Parks. Their visit
Mr. and Mrs. Robert.Hibberdtast included the Butchart.Garden,
Friday. the Columbia Ice Fields and the'
Mrs. Jeanette Harding, Mrs. Calgary Stampede. On the retiltii'
Elsie. Strong and Mrs. Verna trip they travelled to U.S.A.'s
Galbraith of Fordwich visited with most famous wildlife sanetuarii;.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd on Yellowstone National Park. Here
Saturday and attended the they viewed the Upper and
commemorative of the 12th. of Lowers Falls, the Grand Canyt4
July in Bayfield. of Yellowstone and the Old
Miss Norma Nethery of Faithful, Geyser.
Hamilton spent the weekend In South Dakota they spenti
among Cook relatives and period of time at Mount
attended the Cook reunion in RushMore on which are carved
Belgrave ComMunity Centre.- the busts of four of the mash
See West famous Presidents of the United
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Yuill States.,
and Cameron returned home 'on They report a most enjoya
Sunday following a three week holiday.
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NEW INDUSTRY IN WALTON — Gerald and Nelson
Ryan are expanding their corn drying facilities in.
Walton and plan to be ready for harvest this year.
Two concrete silos and the weigh station under
construction above will be in operation, according to
Gerald Ryan. The Ryans have done a bit' of drying on
Belgrave •is scene of
the Walton site, just south of the railway tracks for a
few years. Ray Van Camp and Rod White of Belgrave
were doing cement work for the new scales. Several
workmen on the site . were smoking cigars as
Mr. Van Camp's wife ,had just had a baby girl.
About 60 Cook relatives
gathered at the ' Belgrave
Community Centre on Sunday
afternoon for their seventh re
union.
Games and races were enjoyed
by young and old.
The oldest person attending
was Mrs. Fred Cook of Goderich
and youngest person was Craig
Cook of Ripley.
After a smorgasbord supper
the president Ross Robinson of
Auburn conducted a short
business period. Ross Robinson
read the minutes of last year in
the absence of the secretary
treasurer Mrs. Russel . Cook.
Officers for 1979 are
The 29th Edgar reunion was
held at Riverside Park, Wingham
on Sunday afternoon July 17 with
57 signing the register.
Races and games were enjoyed
by the children and were
conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Niel
Edgar and Mrs. Edwaij Daer.
Races- 4 and under-Patrica
Daer, 5,6,7 years-Tery Daer, 8,9,
10 girls-Melody Ireland, 8,9,10
boys-Doug Craig
14 and over-1st Beverley
Edgar, 2nd-Debbie Craig,
3rd tied Joanne Edgar and
Wanda Ireland.
Wheelbarrow races-1st Charles
Johnston and Dianne Edgar,
2nd-Melody Ireland and Debbie
Craig, 3rd-Niel Edgar and Kim
Edgar,
A balloon relay was enjoyed.
Shoe kick in box-Dianne Edgar,
Kim Edgar, Candy scramble for
the children. The youngest
baby-Miranda Bieman, oldest
man-James Edgar of Lucknow,
oldest lady-Mrs. Kenneth
McDonald of Teeswater. Birthday
in July-Jackie Lamont and
anniversary-Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Ireland.
Guessing a
weight-Roger Bieman,
Several cousins brought family
pictures which were enjoyed
Before a smorgasbord supper
Kenneth MacDonald gave
Grandpa Edgar's grace. After the
Supper the prsident Lewis
Stonehouse conducted a short
business period. Mrs. Alvin
Mundell, Secretary treasurer ;
read minutes of last year's
Meeting.
President-Norman Cook,
Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. James
Walsh, Sports - Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Cook, Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Black.
The 1979 reunion will be held
on the third Sunday in July at the
Belgrave Community Centre.
Relatives attending were from
Callendar, Burlington, Hamilton,
Ripley, Toronto,. Goderich,
Wingham, Blyth, Brussels and
surrounding area.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pletch
returned home on Sunday after
spending a weeks holidays with
Mr. and .Mrs. Max Pletch and
family of Dryden.
Officers for 1978 are
President-Lewis Stonehouse, •
Vice President-Maitland Edgar,
Secretary-Treasurer-Mrs. Alvin
Mundell, Sports-Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Lamont, Mr. and Mrs.
George Darling.
It was decided to hold the 1978
reunion the second Sunday in
July at' the Riverside Park
VVingliam. Relatives attended
from Woodstock, - Petrolia,
Teeswater, Blyth, Lucknow,
Gorrie and Belgrave.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thompson of
East Brunswick, New Jersey are
spending a few days with, Mrs.
Ethel Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Huskinson
and Don of Callendar spent the
weekend with her mother Mr.s
George Cook and , attended the
Cook reunion.
Gordon Rinn, Keith
Cartwright of London, Elroy
Kuntz of Kitchener attended the
ball game at Toronto on Saturday
between Toronto Blue Jays and
Detroit Tigers.
Mrs. Mae Rinn and Lois spent
the weekend with Mrs. Keith
Cartwright and family of London.
Mrs. Clarke Johnston spent the
weekend with her datighter Miss
Janette Johnston of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ball spent
Friday with Mr. and .Mrs. Wayne'
Brown and family at Pine Lake
Lodge near Bayfield. —
Mr.' and Mrs, Lewis
Stonehouse and Mrs. Joe Dunbar
visited on Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Russel Walker of Goderich.
Miss Susan Nichol of Brampton
is holidaying with
her
grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Wightman,
Quite a number from this area
attended the Glorious 12th of July
commemorative iii Bayfield on
family
Hold 29th Edgar reunion in Wingham