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Weston's RASPBERRY SWISS ROLLS 4's 99
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AV: met n Mare 122 with 19. pre- hNick.Ait eo"and Marioirie East presentbd
the W 4Ser�e*e ,ch had been �
-ter convener of Chun
l tett', gave a cornrehensivepaper which.
Site bad composed on What the `Church con-
Siders to be.undesirable elements in society
today. Among those she dealt with were
abortion and pornography.
She traced some of the changes that have.
taken place in the last 30 years, stating that
the e, t high, level of unemployment
whicgPr tote,.s, frusttrations, can degrade
social standards. Gluttony "ruins economic
conditions. God created:enough. material for
all to have enough.
The discussion that followed showed that
the Church keeps persev ing to maintain a
Christian perspective for r lv vitt/Mg.
. o,. w .. ha n. -
,,by Mfrs, Griffiths, Its theme wasBuild on
�d
Strong Foundations for the _sake Of future
) generations.
Past President June Peck, who conducted
the business, . pointed out. that guests f rim
Calvin Brick, Belgrave, Brussels, Walton
and Aubur n United churches will he cooling,
to the Blyth U.G.'. Thankoffering service,
'the evening of April 15. Muriel Coultas will
be guest speaker,
Ladies wereteni►ded to beready for the
Onward and Eveready Units' Bake Sale at
the Garage Sale, May 12. .
Dorothy Deer and Ella Richmond were
hostesses for the serving of tea and sand-
wiches at the close of the meeting.
carne S g- 1984 FasTh•aan._.....
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• Uniteds bear about leprosy mission
The March '2► morning worshipof the.
;Myth united. .Church had a specie mission
emphasis 'Tele' senior and intermtewiiate
Choirs under the leadership of Margaret Kai
and Cheryl *QUIP presented an antheirn. .
Guest speaker for the service was Rev.
Linwood Stairs of The Leprosy Mission in
Canada. The chief objective of the Mission is
to minister in the name of Jesus Christ to the
physical, mental and spiritual needs of
0
leprosy Offerers
Rev. Stairs shared 8 very info
message on the needs of leprosy s '
and the positive and hopeful thlitigs that are
being done in helping and curing these per -
ons.; In the afternoon, Rev. Stairs showed
slides of the work being done in Papua New
Guinea, Indonesia and India and spoke of
the great need to which we are called to res. -
pond.
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Lloyd Tasker is recovering
By Sheron Stadehriaun
We are pleased to report that Lloyd Daer.
Tasker is making favourable recovery after
surgery in a Kitchener hospital resulting
from a fall at hjs place of_ business three
Man, Wilfred Shortreed; High Mao Bert
Eleven tables of euchre were played at the
Blyth Memorial Hallon Monday and the
winners were, High Lady, Nora Kelly; Low
Lady, Mrs. Jolie Simpson; high lylan, Tierra
Slio'blslloO tfRa cin :martprtow-Maer
--Marg esbitt-r pea ag- . n3;_ deg.._
Lone Hands, Jane Glousher of Auburn;
Men's Lone Hands, Ted Fothergill; Special,
Margaret Thorndyke of Clinton.
weeks dgo.
Ii�e hira r'ts'a o"recovering- roirt're
centsur-ger-y. Best-Washes-to=both---_-
Five tables of Lost Heir were played on
Wednesday night at the Blyth Memorial
Hall. The winners were: Low . Lady, Fern
McDowell; High Lady, Fern Howett; Low
Plants, flowers need bees
Louis Stadelmann of Goderich was guest by Gorge Harrower.
speaker at the Blyth Horticultural Society The secretary Mrs. Ted East gave her
meeting on March 20. report and the treasurer Mrs. Bert Fear
His theme was The Importance of Bees to gave the financial statement.
Horticulture. Without bees there would be A White Pine Tree will be purchased to
very little pollination of flowers and plants. plant in the Village of Blyth for Ontario's Bi -
Harvey McDowell thanked Mr. Stadelmann. Centennial Year.
Twoshort films The Flower and the Hive Lunch was served by Mr. and Mrs. John
and Mysteries of the Bee Hive were shown . Blake.
4-H quilters study samples
The fifth meeting of the Blyth I quilting
club was held at the home of Nicole Brooks
with five members present.
After opening the meeting with the
pledge, the members answered the roll call
with a name of a traditional quilt design.
The design for the .covers -of the books was -
discussed as was the . exhibit for achieve-
ment night. The leaders discussed different
ways to finish the quilting samples for
special projects. The leaders marked some
of the samples before the meeting was dos-
ed with the motto.
Mannings dump Baintons
In Blyth Industrial Hockey League action
Sunday night, Mannings dumped Baintons
9-3 to take the first game of the finals.
The teams were deadlocked at one after
the first period, but Manning scored five
unanswered goals in the second period, and
coasted to an easy win.
Wayne,McDougall led Mannings with four
goals, Brian Black added two and singles
went to Dave Pletch, Kevin Carter and Gary
Courtney. -
Bainton scorers were Don Shiell with two
and Larry Robinson.
Second game of the series is Mar. 29 at
8:45 p.m. with the third game, if necessary
April 1 at 7 p.m.
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Fair. (Rod Hilts photo)
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