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BLT Mrs, Glenn
read scripture from St. Matthews
Gospel to open the March fimeeng
of the Women's Missionary -S7
of ,linox Presbyteria4 Churchat the
home of Mrs. Sack 'Willitts.
Willitts read scriptu$ frit= theillth
chapter of St. Luke. Mrs, Glenn!
gave the comments, telling. the
members that little seeds VOW•Al.
flowers and vegetables. Settle
smaIrthings are -underestimated but
when God is at work, there is
growth.
Ten ladies answered the roll call
by naming a city mentioned in the
Bible. Mrs. Jack Jenkins gave the
treasurer's report and accepted the
offering, with prayer by the
president. Business included two -
letters, from the Heart and Stroke
Foundation and the leprosy Mission,
asking for funds but members
declined in favor of their own
missions. Mrs. Goffidon Mundelk*as
in charge of the. WMS book display
and plans wereiriade for the special
spring plant, bulb and bake sale and
tea to be held April 14 at 2:30 pm. in
the Sunday Schoolmom.
Mrs. 'Golley ,ehifte for the 5
"One Soliter$ 14f4% She seg. es„
was alone but theirowds foflOwed-
Him. "He asks .40.to follow Hill),"
she said. "We are like sheep without
a shepherd but He reaches out to
help us in sorrow and sickness. He
was alone on .the cross and wbHe
rose from the dead." Mrs. Golley
concluded with "One Solitary Life"
and a hymn and prayer closed the
meeting. Mrs. Willitts and Mrs.
Snell served lunch.
DieticianL speaks
to Bluevale WI
BLUEVALE--The Women's
Institute's March meeting was held
at the ebmmunity.half. Roll call was
answered with a suggestion for
keeping healthy by each of the 22
present.
Invitations were received from the
Wingham and Area Day Centre for
the Homebound to their 10th anz
niversary and Open House on April
20 and from the Gorrie Women's
Institute to a dessert party on March
16. A tentative bus trip to Erland Lee -
Home and the Adelaide Hoodless
Home was announced for June 6.
Mrs. Charles Mathers reported on a
meeting she attended at the Huron
County Health Unit in Clinton where
a strategic health plan was
discussed.
Mrs. Bert Garniss introduced the
guest speaker, Mrs. Paula
Blagrave, a dietician on sabbatical
from Wingham hospital, who gave
an informative and, interesting talk
on nutrition. She was presented with
a gift of appreciation from Mrs.
Garniss.
Children from area public
speaking contests entertained the
members with their selections on
varied topics. Contestants included
Damien Galley, Tammy Adams,
Shawn Fair, Dana Mathers, Joel
Pegg, Charlotte Matz, Cheryl
Garniss, Adani .Garniss, Julia
Elston, Sara Lamble, Anita MasSeSr,
Ann Garniss andNalicy Darlow..
Everyone enjOed., a delictoui
lunch served by Af. blathers, Mi.
WilliamdeVos andAlis. Mel Craig.
The April anntuifirneeting Will be
held at Mrs.; Craitii home on April
12 at 2p.m.
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b. Bestwishes
t a long and
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TO WED MARCH i;1 John and Betty Gallaher, *RR 4, *Ingham,
are pleasect to eppotirkee tite,•ieslgageMelg• Of The Mgpter„Bariara
Anne, to Peter Sigtof John and Helen, *seri Of St. Marys. The mar-
riage will take place March 31 at Bluevale Unitecfrhurch at 5.p.m.
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an iso1at4ngndfrustrating barrier.
ry y, people like Barbara are fac-
lerige.s and building bridges.
Vfi,th;encouragement and support
froin.herfamily, the deaf community and
iatinifeople, Barbara has had access
to teachers and interpreters who have
opened dock's !to a promising future.
-Barbara is dding, everything she can to be
recognized atittaccepted for her abilities.
Let's see what she and others like her have
to say and hear what they're saying.
Office for
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Ontario
Disabled Persons
••• Remo Mancini, Minister
• David Peterson, Premier
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