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Bell Canada people .aro turning up everywhere these
days—in Spain, Turkey, Greed, the Philippines, the Ba-
hamas, Nigeria, Kenya, Ugapda, and the United States.
And they aren't on vacation. It's all part of our ..rapidly
growing •consulting services program., Under this pro-
gram Bell Canada specialists in various fields provide
,advice and training on a paid consulting basis to foreign
.telephone companies.
Negotiations for our most recent contract—with the
Spanish Telephone Company --`began in 1967 when Spanish
telephone authorities were in Canada and gained first-
hand information about this country's telecommunications.
Last month, 10 Bell Canada men flew to Madrid where
they will be stationed for about six months. They art •
responsible for recommending long range' plans for the
Spanish long distance network, the Madrid metropolitan
network and for future methods of charging for customer -
dialed long distance and international calls.
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While Ws a fact that Bell Canada people are turning
up all over the world, Ws also true that people from all
over the world are turning up at Belr'Car.'r+,i s --visiting
our Panorama of Progress in Telecommunii ations.
After just one year •of operation, the Panorama has
received more than 34,000 visitors hailing 'from Canada
and the United States, and from such distant points as
Australia, Kuwait, Russia, Great Britain, France, India,
South America.
Particularly popular with students—they constituted
some 40 percent of last year's visitors—the . Panorama
puts sound, light, demonstration and narration to dramatic
use in telling the story of man and his communications
through past ages. in modern times and; into the future.
A Bell Canada guide escorts each group of visitors along
a fascinating journey through time. Each tour takes
about an hour and a half and the narrations are given in
• either English or French.
Even though the Panorama has only been open for
a year, it is becoming well known as one of the princi-
pal tourist 'attractions in the city of Montreal. If your
holiday plans include a trip to la belie cite, we hope you'll
drop in to see our Panorama. It's open Monday through
Friday and, since the Panorama is so popular, we would
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- «, Phllip .McMillan of °.
Luck ow, Mr,; and Mrs,, Robert
Sermon, Mr, Hugh. Onus -
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motel andr>Mr, .and MOP Stewart
Forsyth attended the graduation
exerciself at St. ,;Roach's
Hospi-
tal, i-
xalr•idou�last weekwhen
Misr With Forsyth was among
those graduating. They aho
attended' the banquet given in
honor of the Wingham girls at
the Legion Home Sunday even-
ing.
--Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark
of Winnipeg, and cousin, Mrs.
Alex Donaldson of Harriston
visited` On Saturday with their
aunt, Mrs, Alf McCreg.
- -Mr. ' and Mrs. Ron Murray
and family of Hamilton spent
the week -end with his mother,
Mrs. W. C.`Murray.
--Miss Nell Hutchison of
Toronto and Mr, J. A. Hutchi-
son of .Grimsby are visiting this
week with their sister, Mrs. N.
T. McLaughlin of Patric k
Street.
- - Mrs. Leslie Beirnes of
Leopold Street is a patient in
the hospital.
--Mrs, William Austin and
Edith of Francis Street are visit-
ing with relatives in Chatham
this week.
--Cpl. W. K. and Mrs.
Henderson, Charles and Kathy
of Edmonton, are visiting with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Henderson and family.
--Mr. and Mrs. Chris New-
man spent last week with their
son, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Newman •
and family in Colaourg.
--Miss Sally Crawford is va-
cationing for ten days in 'Ber-
muda.
--Those from Wingham at-
tending the wedding of M r .
Wilfred French and Miss Doris
Fells in Toronto on Wednesday
were Mr. and Mrs. R., H. Lloyd,
Mr. and Mrs. C W . Lloyd,
Mrs. D. B. Porter, Mrs. Howard
Sherbondy, Miss. Christine Isbis-
ter and Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Crawford.
- - Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pflug'
of Kitchener spent Mother's
Day with her parents? Mr. and
Mrs. Omar Haselgrove. •
-- Mrs. Bruce Watson of Lam-
beth spent several days last
week with Miss Agnes William--
son.
illiam-son. At the week -end Mrs.
Watson's son, Morley and Ken
Williamson visited at the same
home. i
' --Mr. and Mrs. •B. Moore
of Chatham spent the week -end
with Mrs. Margaret Foxton.
-- Mr. and Mrs.: Gordon Mil-
ler and Larry of London spent
the week -end with• her mother,
Mrs. Chester Taylor and other
relatives. '
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.. -Mr. and Mix. Amo d Hal
lid,ay of Meme ,Street .spent
Mother's Day with Mr,
Earl Halliday of Waterloo,
,►Mr. and Mrs Edwip► 14-
Ston and family of London, Mr,
and Mas, POOPS Thor• of
Toronto, Mr. Gerald Thorn
of Ptolrener and Mr. Frank
Pluontead of Pada spent Meth.
er's Day with Mrs. Willianrt f?l
stop, Minnie Street.
-�►Mr. and Mrs. John Ctur a
and Nancy of Scarboro ands -his°
mother, Mrs,, Currie of Etchi.-
coke visited °at the horne of
Mrs. Mina Mcliitchie, Center
Street, on Sunday and Mrs
Mary Galbraith and Miss Olive
Currie accompanied therm back
to Toronto and were sailing on
Wednesday morning, from Mont-
real to Britain on the Empress
of England.
--Mr- and Mrs..Ronald Rus-
sell of Schomberg and Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Smyth and family
of Kitchener spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Smyth of East Wawanosh. Mrs.,
Leach of Brussels visited there
on Sunday after attending the
service and baptismal service
in St. Andrew's Presbyterian •
•Church.
-- Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mc-
Conney of Don Mills were week
end , visitors with his sister, Mrs.
Robert Ahara and Mr. Ahara,
and on Sunday attended the
christening of their great-niece,
Christine Eleanor Campbell, at
ATTEND -GRADUATION
LA KEL ET - -Congratulations
to Janette Wright who was one
of the fifty-one graduating from
St Joseph's Hospital School of
Nursing in London on Friday
. night. The graduation was held
at the Alumni Hall at Western
University. Mr. and Mrs..Gor-
don Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Wright, Mr. and Mrs.. Graham
Wright and Mr. and Mrs. S yd-
ney Thompson attended.
Mrs. Gordon Wright and Mrs.
Thompson also attended the tea
at the nurses' residence in the
afternoon. Following thead-
uation the family had a social
time at Janette's apartment.'
Children baplized
on Mother's Day
BELGRAVE--Mother's Day
and baptismal service were held
in Knox United Church on Sun=
day, conducted by Rev. John. G.
Roberts.
Katherine Jane, daughter of
Mr. and : Mrs. George Procter;
Alison Audrey, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Coultes; Deb-
orah Jean, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Stan Hopper; Ruth Ann,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Higgins, and Robert Joseph',
son of Mr. and Mrs. • J.a m es
Leishman were received into
the church by baptism.
Mission circle
meets at Shore
Mary Melvina Gray of Kiteh-
er, daughter of Mrs. Evelyn
James and the late Maurice
Gray, and Gerald Joseph Dennis
of °`Kitchener, son of Emmanuel
Dennis of Newfoundland and
the late Mrs. Dennis were mar-
ried in Wingham United Church
,,April 12 by Rev. Barry Passmore.
The bride wore a fl o o r -
length gown of, white lace over
Satin with long .lily- point
,sleeves, scalloped neckline and
white bow trim. Her shoulder-
length veil was held by a floral
headpiece. She carried yellow
mums.
Mrs. Hennings in 'a dress of
;;blue net over satin as brides-
maid and Mr. Hennings, of
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home n Wroxeter
"Mother" was the theme of
the May meeting of the Baptist
Mission Circle at the home of
Mrs. William Shore, Wroxeter,
on Thursday, with an attend-
ance of 20. Roll call was an-
swered with a Bible verse con-
. ceming Mother.
The opening hymn w a s
"Praise My Soul, the King of
Heaven" followed by prayer by
Mrs. MacLean. A Bible read-
ing in modern words was read
by Mrs. Penny and a poem, "A
Christian Mother" by Mrs. Arn-,
old Thornton. A lesson from
the study book, "The Church",
was taken bythe convener,
Mrs.' Stampe. •
. -Volunteers for camp work
were requested for May "31 and
June '' at the camp north of
Walkerton. Mrs. Collar read a
prayer letter from Margaret
and Lorne Heron, Val d'or,
Quebec.
Mrs. Merrill Cantelon and
Mn. Penny sang a duet, "He
Keeps on Loving Us Still" and . a
contest on Bible women w as
conducted.
The speaker for the evening
was Mn. Les Alcox, wife of the
Hanover pastor who spoke on
"The Ideal Mother, Hannah".
She concluded •with the motto,
4An ounce of mother is worth
a pound of clergy".
Mrs. Clarke closed wit h
prayer and refreshments were
enioyed.
Church services
on Mother's Day
Kitchener, were the only attend-
ants.
The reception was held at
the home of the bride's mother.
Daffodils and fillies decorated
the rooms.
The bride's mother wore a
rose ensemble with white .ac-
cessories.
The guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Johnston, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Johnston, Mr. and
Mrs. William Johnston and Mrs.
Earl McTeer of Paisley; Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Winch and Louise
of Milton; Mr. and Mrs. Ger-
ald Park, Mr. Alex Park, Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Woods and Mr.
and Mrs. Hennings, all of Kitch-
ener.
Mother's Day was commem-
orated with special worship serv-
ice heldin both Belmore
"Churches on Sunday morning.
In the United Church, Rev.
Keith Wettlaufer was in charge,
speaking about "The Christian
Family". Mrs. Carl Douglas
and Lavonne Ballagh sang a
duet, "God Bless Our Home".
In Knox Presbyterian Church
members of different families
of the congregation made the
service a true "family" service.
Ian Inglis gave the call to . wo r-
ship with Elmer Jeffray in
arge of the responsive read-
ing. Phyllis McKague then
read Scripture, with Mrs. Harv-
ey Ballagh leading in the pray-
of, thanksgiving and inter
es ou. Miss Grd.ce Jef'fra'y
sang asolo , "I Think when I
Read that Sweet. Storyof Old",
with Evelyn Dickson accomp-
anying her at the organ. Ron-;
ald Nickel dedicated the offer-
ing and Twyla Dickson -gave.
the closing prayer.
Rev. E. R. Hawkes delivered
the message, speaking on the
'theme, "Love One Another".
During the service Mr.
Hawkes baptized two infants,
Beverley Joanne MacLeod,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doug
MacLeod; and Michael Timo-
thy Wade Shaw, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Eric Shaw, Orangeville.
U.C.W.•
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meets at
Wefflaufer home
Disiriti president
visits Institute
WROXETER--District Presi-
dent Mrs. L. Murray paid her
official visit to the Wroxeter
Women's Institute. Mrs. Mac •
Allen opened her home for the
meeting to 14 members and two
visitors.
Mrs.. Allen showed slides on
the British Isles. France, Cali-
fornia and Canada which mem-
bers greatly enjoyed. Roll call
was .answered by "A woman in
the news".
The new president, Mrs.
Ronald McMichael, presided for
the business. Plans for the Dis-
trict Annual to be held in Wrox-
eter were finalized. Mainten-
ance of the flower bed in the
cemetery was' arranged for. •'
There will not be any more
euchres for this= season. - r
• Mrs. Wearring introduced •
Mrs. Murray, who spoke on the
membership and the history of
the Women's Institute. S h e
also read a .-poem. Mrs. Wil-
liam Wright thanked her and
presented her with a gift.
Mrs, R. McMichael gave an
excellent report on the Officers'
Conference at Guelph which •
she attendea last week. Mrs.
William Wright conducted a
contest of which Mrs: Laurie
• VanVelsor was the winner.
BELMORE-- Members of the
Belmore United Church Women
met last week at the home of
Mrs, Keith Wettlaufer in Mild
may. Mrs, Wilfred Johann was
the leader and used as her top-
ic, "Spring and Mother's Day".
The meeting opened with
the singing of a h y m n' and
Psalm 696 was read responsive-
ly. Mrs. Earl Fitch read "The
Pleasures of Spring", ideas ex-
pressed by a Western Ontario
writer. Mrs. Johann then read
a story, "A Present for Mother';
and led in prayer. Rev. and
Mrs. Wettlaufer an their daugh-
ter Donnalee sangd,a trio, "Ku.m
baya"
Mabel Dunkin was in charge
of the study book, "Man Alive",
discussing the,power of faith in
our lives. Following a piano
duet by Mrs. Wettlaufer and
Donnalee, Lavonne Ballagh
conducted study on the mission-
ary story about China, dealing
with important events in the
country's history.
Mrs. William Mulvey pre-
sided for the business. She ac-
knowledged donations made to
the Cancer. Clinic and the Chil-
dren's Aid Society,. urging
members to now prepare art -
feles for the people at Cape
Croker. An appeal for more
used nylons was also expressed.
The members discussed plans to
be in charge of a worship serv-
ice during the month of August.
BLUEVALE
Mother's Day visitors with
•Mr. and Mn. Gordon Hall were
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Scott and
family of Newton and Mr. and
Mrs:, Bob Hall and family of
St. Pauls.
St. Anne's Guild
FORD % IC --St. Anne's
Guild met at the home of Mrs.
William Sothern ,with the pres-
ident, Mrs. ,Jack Douglas, pre-
siding. Meeting .was opened
with the hymn, "He Leadeth
Me",followed by prayers. Mrs.
Harold Foster gave a chapter
from the study book entitled,
"Unselfishness". '
Minutes of the last meeting
were read by Mrs. W. Hargrave
and an invitation to Newbridge
U.C.W. on June •3rd was ac -
cepted. Mrs. Stanley Bride
will bethe guest speaker. Mrs.
Curtis Jordan and Mrs. P a t
Daunt. reported that the shrubs
had been purchased and were
planted. n , ,
Members were told that
tickets were available for the
bus trip on June 10th t� Guelph.
The members will serve a din-
ner to the choir b o ys of St.
Paul's Cathedral, London, on
-Sunday, May 25th, when they
will be guests at Trinity Church,
• On Sunday, June 2 Sister
Thelma of Willowdale will be •
special speaker and show slides
of the work done at St. John's
Convent.
Rev. H. Jenkins closed the
meeting with prayer. Mr s.
Bruce Sothern conducted con-
tests and lunch was served by
Mrs. Roy Simmons•and Mrs.
James Vittie, assisted by the
hostess.
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community is Mended ;to `Mr.
d 'peter "Iowans of the
village, on' the birth of *dough,
ter last Week in Bruce County
Hospital. Walkerton.
A nut ber of parents attend-
ed the concert presented by the
pupils. of Micron PublicSchool
in Teeswater on Thursday and
Friday evenings of last week. :,
Aho on Friday evening, some
of our high school students at-
tended the spring formal at the
F. E. Madill Secondary`i ehool
in Wingharn. It may have been
spring inside but it sure had its
months mixed, outside. Prob
ably the first time.Cinderella
lost her glass slipper in .th e
snow.
Miss Marjorie Jeffray o f
Kitchener spent a few days. last
Barker Byers -
vows exchanged
A very pretty wedding was
solemnized in First Baptist
Church, Rochester, Michigan,
on- Saturday, April 26 when
Miss June Ilene Byers, daugh-
ter of Mr, and Mrs. Wilbert
Byers of Royal Oak and John
Barker of Rochester, son of Mrs.
I. Barker and the late Mr. Bark-
• er of Toke Orain, Mich. , ex -
changed vows. Rev.' Donald
Currey performed the cere �-
moray.
The bride looked. ,loy,y
a white floor -length satin gown,
chapel length train and ashoul-
der length veil with large satin
rose in front.
The matron of ho`nor, Miss
TwillaBarker wore a floor
length gown ofpink satin with
matching veil. The brides:.
maid, Miss Kathleen MacCol-
rnan, was attired in yellow
satin with matching veil.
The, flower girl, Miss Jeanie
Barker and ring bearer, Master
Michael Barker we grandchil-
dren of the groom.
John B. Barker Jr. was best
man and. Martian Barker was •
groomsman for his brother. The
guests were ushered by J o e
Parise and Howard Tucker.
Guests were present _from
Tara, Port Elgin, Toronto, Bel- '
grave, Troy, Royal Oak and
Rochester. ,
'Followifig the `Wed1 a re' .
cepti.
ba§emeirtgw
decorated with streamers and •
spring flowers. A 3=4bre
wedding cake . , c en tre d
bride's table.
The brid'e and groom will
be at home to their friends. at
38#4 Orchard View Road, Ro-
chester, Mich. , 48063. They
are both employed with T h e
Troy Board of Education.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Gadke on Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Angus of
Wingham and Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Keeso of Clifford.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burch-
ill and family of Wingham, Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Allan and Kim
of Guelph and Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Dick'on and family visit-
ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Allan.
week at thele of
rs, Mr ,and
aye 'robes`
ofD011 'wre Saturday
yisttr r$ wit , Als.
rahanli
Mid kabel Dar,
ever s .ped the week' at
home in the area.
Mr. Orem De►lo
das spent the week -end
his university Won Mate, Mr,
Wayne Douglas. Mottiher's Day
guests at die Douglas bol
were members of the ,Kr
ily from Brussels and Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiltiam. th-
an o Fordwich.-were Sunday
guests with their daughter,;
WiUiani Mulvey, Mr. Mulvey
and family.
Mrs. James. Eddleston rf .
Teeswate .r spent Mother's. Day
with her daughter, Mrs. John
Rutherford, and the Rutherford`
family,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mulvey,.
Barty and Keith, and Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Iupfer of Wroxe-
ter, were Sunday guests of Mr..
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