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WUAT #APPENS1,'O YOU pick up the pieces after you
WHEN YOU- sox- PUT' have. escaped • front :that
UNDER FItESSU#tE'? - pressure?
rYou know there is another —
way! And it is -available` for
anyone and ever-.yone and that
would include you. 'Casting
all your care ,upon him ; for he
pressure of producing so careth for you." (1 Peter 5:7)
rnu.ch_ ,Tin -tour .-work,-...Tor---- .This is_the-p oper._place for
example' the salesman, the . those pressures which we
store manager, the teacher, may have to' contend with
yes.aad even the minister. daily. Where is that place? It
What happens to you under is in the hands of God. Why?
the pressures of life? Do you Because yqu : are in his
bear up well? Do you get. a charge, if you are a born
little frayed at the edges and again Christian.
In the World. in . which we
live today, pressure is almost
a ,day. to day companion.'for
us. There is the pressure to
get things done; ..ort time, the,
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The Round Tuit
Did you happen to get a Tuit, Round Tuit."
the round kind, for Christmas? I ..; "For you see, so many have
said "I'll get .started.. going to
church and sending my children-
to Sunday School just as soon as I
can get A Round Tuit." Others
have said "I should be -studying
my Bible for I. =know my
knowledge would increase but I
never get A Round Tuit." Or
"I've been meaning •to ,send a
donation to the Christmas Seal
.Fund (or some other worthy
cause) but I've been so busyl just
never got A Round Tuit." Many
also are heard to say '"I've .been
meaning to write dear old Aunt
Lucy a letter but.I just can't seem
'to get A -Round Tuit."
Well dear' readers,• the happy
fact is that 'all that is now "past.
Everyone can have their own
Round Tui t. Because I value mine
so much find realize its great
worth I've decided to give -each of
you one with this column.
Clip it out, carefully, stick it on
your fridge or in some other
prominent place whereyour eye
continues to fall on it.
• That is, of course, if you.
remember to get A Round Tuit!
did, and a few other fortunate
people I know got one too.
A Tuit, especially a round one,
is just what I've been needing for
years and I' have talked at great
length on many occasions about
what I would do and accomplish„
as soon as I got one.
I actually hadn't known they
were now on the market so you
can imagine my delight= and
almost , unbelief when one ap .
peared with a card I got with my
Christmas mail
Now I shall be able to get on
with so many things I've been
putting off. Now, there is no
excuse for not getting the job
accomplished just ' because I:
didn't. have a Round Tuit. •
These , Round Tuits are ex-
cellent ' for everyone, I'm cer-
tainly • going to keep mine in a
good safe place where I can keep
my eye on it, like on my kitchen
bulletin board.
The.. card that accompanied
mine said they 'have been very
hard to come by but that now they
are. available tnostto everyone. It -
also said, "Now that these are
available most of our. problems
about- getting things • done,
responding to charity appeals,
doing some Bible study, going. to
-church, writing Tetters or just
• plain getting at those things we so
often set aside, will now be solved
now that every one has their
TOTHESE FAREWE1[:
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Yee. though 1 walk through the valley
of the shodow„of death. I shall fear no
evil.'for Thou ort with me.
27•,tr Paola:
M.S. BARNES
Funeral, .service was
conducted from St. Mary's
Anglican Church at Windsor
on Saturday,:January 8 at
11;00-;a m.J y the Rev. Canon
Paul F. Chidwick for the late-
MurielSwanton Barnes...
Mrs. Barnes died on
January 5 at Metropolitan
General, Hospital in ;Windsor.
Formerly of Goderich,
Barnes`' had resided at 3387
Riverside Drive East 11n
Windsor ,. She was.
„,predeceased by her husband
._ I_apiey.:., .Barnes in..1931 r
Surviving are .sons. Robert-
bernes(tCof Windsorand the'
l;ev. Walter C:G Barnes of
Sarnia: She . was also`
predeceased by one daughter, . .
Elizabeth Portsmith fn 1971
Also, .surviving are nine
grandchildren.'
Interment was in Windsor'? •
Grove Cemetery with the
Walter_. D. Kelly .Funeral :'
H rine :
in charge •
arrangements •¢t .
Recent visit
and :Mrs,
„;were Mr. Fin
cif Kitchener.
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translation, it says It this
way, rCast„ ail your Cures on
him, far yit are his charge.'
And youan , can rest„
assured that t eLord will
take:; car, of the pressures.
How? By..showing us. a way
through` them, a way of..
dealing with the pressure and
a .wayof becoming free by,
that rest in him. It means you
and. I are able to trust Christ-
completely.
Try God's way...read what
His . Word says and you will
find the answer. 'Casting all
your care upon him; for he
careth for you.'
acmes
Ontario
beauty �.
Mrs. A. Schram' presided in
the absence of Mrs. A,
Holmes at the January
meeting of GoderichBranch,
of the Women's Institute held
in the MacKay Hall.
Twenty=five members
answered the roll call by
naming a• beautiful spot in
Ontario. Minutes of last
meeting, "correspondence,..
and treasurer's report were oi
given by Mrs. D. Riehl.
Mrs. N. Clairmont reported
on sick and shut-ins.'
Mrs. Horton Talmaygave a -
very favorable report on the
work which has been ac-
complished on Tweedsmuir
History Book. _r
The February meeting will
be the annual-ttangaet -which,.
will be held in Victoria Street
United Church February 3 at
12:30 p.m.
The W.I.is responsible for
the March 16 Huronyiew
Birthday Party. A card party
to be held the latter part sof
March was discussed.
Mrs. A.B. Straughan,
Agriculture and Canadian
Industries convener, took,
charge of meeting at this
time.
Birthday greetings were
sung for Mrs. J.H. Johnstone,
Mrs. J. Ryan and Mrs. J.
Blake.
Mrs.. C. Straughan and her
hostesses served a luncheon,
and a social ho of bingo,
was enjoyed. .
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7Yir. ' and•Mfrs.
Macintoshand::
returned home from,
in Florida.
f41VIIss "'Andrea Sm;th hof
Clinton spent a fcwholIidays
with her cousins, Dotitta!
Lynn and Barry Elphick,t.
Mrs. Emile Maci.ennan
and Ei.orence • vis.lited ,in
Stratford with Mr; andMMrs.
Jack `-6-MacLennan afrd r°`at
Atwood with lVrs.
MacLennan's sister Irene.'
Mrs. K. L. MacKenzie is a
patient in hospital in
• Congratulations'
aeon order to lMr. atld tV
o Finlayson of,Sarnfa
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tnille MacLennads,
were Chr'istine.'
Marten of Sarnia anti
and Danny MacLen
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''Mrs. Tom +IacDonald
Thomas Finley.: Deft, this week
for Dawson�'Creek where
will be Joiiredby'Torn
Recent visitors with Mr'
and 'blrs. Oliver, visitor's_
were Mrs..A:l1a#1 Mth
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and childrenf •M
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and Mrs.. Donald Mecharles .`
and family, of . Chathan and" ; h-
Mr, John McCharles and Miss
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Ourl first "Women's Day
Out” for 1977 was a "Fun and
Games" morning. It was an
informal time for playing
games and exchanging
holiday experiences.
SnmM/ENi
January usualy proves'to-
be a month of "blahs''' since
we suffer "Post Noel" blues!
We intend to put some: spark,
into January by providing:'
you with interesting speakers
each week. a •
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On January 49, we : learn
more about our Blue Water
Centre when Pat '• Wheeler
joins us.
Dave Weary will bewith us
on January 26 to discuss the
newly established '"Planned
Parenthoods"` .drop-in' ser-
vice. Do•yourself a favoreach
week. Join us at Women's
Day Out.
See You NextWeek.
Norma=Jean.
Hundreds of baloons'dotihe,skyline at Victoria Public School and•head for destinatio
unknown:. after the -student :•released'• over 450 h lfuit%balloons as -part -of the Jubilee
celebrations.. The students° attached; tags to the- balloons listing their name and sch
hopingto receive a r'epl'y fro* the finder. (staff photo)
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animating the Faith of 1 od
and His Religion its to E,,.
safeguard theinterests
-and prop otetheunity
of the human race..." .
This isthespirito •
WORI,D.RELIGION DAY
JANIdARYtttr
COLBORNE•TWP. HALL
CARLOW
Sunday, January 16 - 8 p.m.
PATIENT CARE .IN THE HOME
Learn simple nursing procedures to bare for
family` illness. The public is invited to :at-
tend this six week course sponsored by° St.
John Ambulance at the -Clinton Hospital
commencing January 111th, 1977 from 7:30 to
9:30 p.m..Cost :;$5.40.
For registration, please' contact , Len
MacGregor at the ''Ontario' Ministry of
Agriculture . & Food in Clinton 482-3428 or
_Zenith_ 772800. '
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CdRN ER OF - ELGIN AND WATERLOO STS
Pastor: t. Fred Day
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11 A.M.;,MORNING WORSHIP
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SUNDAY, JANUARY 16,-1977
;:.11:30 EIS:LEHOUR , ,
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SERMON::"A GLORIOUS WEDDING'"
Marvin L. Bars,`. Pastor
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"Preachingpe•ace by ;Jesus Christ: He Is Long of. all",Acts
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Prayer a 30.7100p nh !
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bThe rev Ralph E. King, 8, D., Minister
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