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ENGAGEMENT—Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Dimelow and Mr. and
Mrs. Eric W Jolly of Wingham are happy to announce the forth-
coming marriage of their Children, Stephanie Frances Belinda and
Arnold Grant. The marriage will take place at Sacred Heart
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• The -40th annual tarkeY1**00
was held in the Belgrave Commu-
nity Centro on Wednesday, CO.
with an attendance of approximate-
ly 1,000.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rath of
Mossley were supper_ guests of
their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Stonehouse, on Tuesday, Oct. 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Makes and
Alicia of London spent the week-
end with Mrs. Mabel Wheeler,
Mrs. Helen Martin spent last
weekend with her sister, Mrs. Anna
Armstrong of Thorndale.
Belgrave euchre parties will com-
mence Oct. 11 in the WI Hall at 8
p.m. Everyone is welcome. •
Mrs. George Black and Mrs, Mar-
garet Mitchell of Campbellville and
UCW attend
general meeting
BELGRAVE—Mrs. Harold Vin-
cent conducted a worship service
when the united Church Women
held a general meeting recently.
Her scripture reading was taken
from the 13th chapter of St.
Matthews Gospel.
A devotional reading entitled
"Yeast, Spice and a Spark" was
read by Mrs. Lawrence Taylor. Mrs.
Richard Gethke sang two solos,
accompanied by Mrs. Leslie Shaw
Mrs. Gordon Bosman gavea report
on the 1./CW Presbyterial executive
meeting she attended.in Stratford
and Mrs. Bill Ceultes told about the
Alma one -day event held in•August
at St. Thomas. Articles were.
received for Friendship House,
Goderich.
President Mrs. Ross Higgins
announced that the fall ray fur the
north region of Huron -Perth Pres-
bytery will be held in Belgrave
United Church. on Oct. 19 at 7 p.in,
with Mrs. Eleanor Ward as speaker.
The following commit$ees were
appointed: in charge of lunch, Mrs.
Leslie Shaw and Mrs. Gordon
Bosman; registration, Mrs. Mabel
Wheeler and Mrs. Robert Crasby;
to prepare communion, Mrs.
Harold Vincent and Mrs. Ross
Anderson.
It was decided to collect articles
to be sent to Goodwill Industries in
London. Anyone having articles
may leave them at Anderson's store
before Oct. 13:
Mrs. Ross Anderson read a Bible
story from Exodus, chapter one,
and introduced the characters who
presented a play entitled "The
Women in the Exodus Story".
Those taking part were Mrs. Bill
Coultes, Mrs, Laura Johnston, Mrs.
Mabel Wheeler, Mrs. Leslie Vntcent,
Mrs. Harold Vincent, Mrs. Bob
Grasby, Mrs. Leslie Shaw and Mrs.
Anderson.
The meeting closed with the,
benediction and a social time was
enjoyed over a cup of tea.
Importance of
discipline
is stressed
• BELGRAVE—Rev. Peter Tucker,
minister of the Belgrave charge,
chose portions of Paul's Letter to
the Hebrews and St. Mark's Gospel
as the basisfor his remarks on Sun-
day, Oct. 1, at Knox United Church.
He stressed the importance Of diaci-
plinein a person's life, stating that
people do not develop into better
people without discipline.
Mr. Tucker went on to say that
parents must instruct their children
Wisely and set firm rules to avoid
self-destruction in a family. He
illustrated his point by relating a
Story about a Saskatchewan farmer
who secured a length of rope
stretching from , the house to the
barn, a guideline during whiteouts
in winter.
Many Christians claim to take
refuge in thd'aurch. But the church
has changed from complacency to
discontent. Only Jesus Christ is the
smile today and forever. "Our
iiines areInHlg Hands; trust Him;
HO, transcends all," the minister
urged his congregation.
"Only Jesup Can. Heal" was
cfd to hoe preschool Children
re*hey left for junior Congrega-
tion, iirith Mrs. john ,McCiacken in
chaiteiHe td- a Cutting'board, a
cocontit and a harniner to illustrate
how things an be broken, never to
be put back together. Lives can be
broken by the ,hammer of sin but
Cod Sent leStut tojica1 the world,-
fld WIN OPrge
ter 00014 argon" needle ' ant -
merit, sang ',Savior, tike a Shep
herd LE:6d Us". Offertory etewana
Were CttleflerMtst Meitoille
Nuttier% At the tentinaielnlit the -
service, Mr. Tucker reminded
of OtO
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Vickl• an , ,19..' Millt.9nA• weMidre Ross
4 ather relauve
visitors with Mrs. , tab Anderson in the
this:past week: - Rev. and Mrs. PteiD. rucl‘ aienz it
r. and Mrs. Philip Thomas and now settled in their home at 49 „.2,1p
'ion, Julien, omond and Douglas-- McCrea SL, P•elgrave. On $0114#0''''a'
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Tucker of Guelph spent a few days Oct, 1, they held an'OPen House to evening..
with Rekand Mrs. Peter Tucker. greet =mime of their two congre,.,, .,rOeltS'-Ofc..
Mrs. Jean Wills of Milton visited gatiOnst Calvin -Brick United and 4,1nie a,pk
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Be Good To.
-Recyclitig can reduce our household garbage by up to 15%. By
using a composting bin we can further reduce this by another
30%. A low maintenance composter is easy and fun to use.
Besides taking a big chunk out of garbage problem, our gardens
will thank us to.
The Town of Wingham is now abl(to provide compost bins at
the low price of $25. The same compdster retails for as much as
$139.00.
You can ,pick up your bin at the Wingham Town Hall during
regniar work hours. Because quantities are limited, the $25 price
is available for Wingham residents only and one bin per
household.
Recycling is working also. Because every-
one is, using, their BlueBox, we -have recycled
126,000''' pounds, 'of 'materials- -tift jagtcspc
months. That means our natural resource,§
have been saved, our environment is healthi-
er, and our garbage dump is less crowded.
AT THIS PRICE,
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Now you can serve 5 for $2.60 per person with
a 15 piece bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken.Until Nov 5.
And that's nothing to beef about.
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