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During a recent regular service at
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presentation consisted of a brass
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tions to the Church's Memorial
Fund at the time of his passing, last
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March 21. President Dorothy
Coultes welcomed everyone and
then called upon Rev. John Roberts
to ask the blessing.
Following the sumptuous meal,
Mrs. Coultes led in a sing -song of
favorite tunes. She was accompa-
nied on the piano by Mrs. Gladys
Van Camp, who also read two
poems.
Mrs. Van Camp then introduced
the guest speaker, Mrs. Eileen Bak-
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of the cashew nut business which
she and her husband operate out of
their farms in Guatemala and Blue -
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Mrs. Baker invited everyone to
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Mrs. Van Camp and Nancy Jardin
for the poems they recited.
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THE WING= ADVANCETINES
retary of the official board, re-
ceived them on behalf of the con-
gregation. In his comments, Mr.
Tiffin remarked upon the generosi-
ty of the people in donating to the
Heart and Stroke Foundation and•to
the Wingham United Church, at the
time of his father's death.
Mr. Wood, in tum, commented
upon the keen interest and involve-
ment of the late Bill Tiffin, in the
life and work of the Church, citing
his membership on the, property
committee of the official board and
mentioning that he had crafted the
oak cabinet which houses the sound
system at the back of the sanctuary
and built the shelves for the minis-
ter's study when it was recently
renovated.
Mr. Wood then asked the minis-
ter, Rev. Rea Grant (son-in-law of
the late Mr. Tiffin), to proceed with
the dedication. Apart from family
members who live locally, the late
Bill Tiffin's brother, Jack Tiffin
and his wife Ruth of Waterloo,
were present for the occasion. Also
attending were grandchildren An-
drea Grant of Waterloo, Bill Grant
of Toronto and his fiance, Susan
Meisel of Kitchener.
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As this year marks the 75th anni-.
versary of .the Belgrave, Brussels
and Blyth School Fair, a variety
concert featuring local talent is
scheduled' •for May 26. Anyone
with anecdotes pertaining to the
East Wawanosh Public School is
asked to contact Linda Campbell at
357-2188.
On Thursday, March 16, visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis.
Stonehouse was their cousin, 1�'IIrs• .
Ethel Rath of Mossley.
Mary Hatheway and Jennifer of
Windsor were weekend visitors at
the home of Mrs. Janisa Coultes.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leitch of
London and Mr. and Mrs. George
Johnston of Ilderton were weekend
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Grasby and Laura Johnston.
Ron Nicholson and daughter,
Sherri of Barrie visited last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Garner Nichol-
son. Dr. Ray and Cindy Nicholson
and Victoria of Elmira also visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson last
Sunday, March 19.
Rev. John Roberts and his wife
Kay recently returned from their
vacation in California. During most
of their visit, they report beautiful
weather conditions. HovVever, they
also saw some of the flood -
damaged areas and actually drove
'through one of them on their way
home. One of the highlights of the
trip was going on a whale -watching
cruise when they saw some of the
great mammals migrating north.
The Belgrave Senior Choir held
its annual social atthe home of Bill
and Muriel Coultes. Court Whist
was played and winners were Bar-
bara Anderson, Lillian Campbell,
Mr. Coultes and Ken Procter.
Lunch was served and the annual
meeting held with President Irene
Lamont in charge. George Procter
gave the financial report and an
evening of fellowship was enjoyed.
Linda Lichtenberger of St.
Thomas, Abby and Pamela, spent
several days during the March
break at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
litgarence Yuill.
Murray and Vaughn Vincent and
Harold and Etdith Vincent spent the
weekend with Don and Carol Vin-
cent and family of St. Lazarus,
Que. Vaughn and his cousins, Aa-
ron and Angela, enjoyed a day of
skiing at Rigaud, Que.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Coultes
have returned from a two-week trip
to New Zealand and Australia.
While in Melbourne, they visited
with their son Steve, who is an en-
gineer with a construction company
there. They enjoyed very good
weather.
Freda Johnson, Laura Johnston,
Mabel Wheeler and Freda Scott en-
joyed seeing the musical comedy,
"Crazy for, You" at the Royal Alex-
andra Theatre in Toronto on
Wednesday, March 22.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCallum and
Jamie and Mrs. Jean Cook visited
with Mr. and Mrs. James Cook and
family of Owen Sound on Tuesday,
March 21.
The men's breakfast is this Sat-
urday, April 1, at 8 a.m. in Knox
United Church basement. The guest
speaker is Murray Hall on the topic
of antique cars. All are welcome.
seniors D
",
Bill and Ann Werner had a sup-
per Sunday evening at the home of
Walter and Marg Zimmerman and
family, Eileen, Keith, Wayne and
Murray of Clifford.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Carroll Johnson during the
winter break from school were Da-
vid Moir and daughters Chandelle
and Krista of Mississauga. Also
visiting for part of the week at the
same home were Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Ball, Alexa and Andrew of
Thornhill.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Scott have
returned after spending several
days at Niagara Falls.
Sara Boelke of Clifford is visit-
ing for a few days at the home of
Clifford and Hazel Pyke.
Dale and Linda Housser and
daughter Nicole ,of Stevenville
called on their uncle and aunt, La-
verne and Yvonne Housser and Ste-
phen of RR 2, Wroxeter. They had
lunch with their great-aunt and un-
cle, Ann and Bill Werner, last Sat-
urday. They also visited their
grandmother, Suzannah Housser,
who is a patient in Wingham and
District Hospital.
Bob and David Grainger of Wa-
terloo visited with Mrs. Janet
Grainger on Sunday.
Marilyn Mann of Clinton spent a
few days with Mrs. Velma Mann.
Among the visitors at the home
of Mrs. Archie Steumol' following
the funeral last Wednesday of the
late Albert Steumol at the Betts
Visitation Chapel, Gorrie, were:
Mrs. Albert Steumol and daughters
Georgina of Kitchener, Lynn of
Wiarton and son John of Bramalea;
Jim and Winn Steurnol of Listowel;
Peter Steumol of Midhurst; Paul
and . Glennis Smith of Atwood;
Debbie Ireland of Teeswater and
Mrs. Beryl Steurnol.
Keith and Karen Woods of Lon-
don visited a couple of days with
Cloyne and Odell Michel.
Gary and Kathy Grainger, Katri-
na and Graham of Neustradt and
Mrs. Janet Grainger were supper
guests last Saturday at the home of
, Alvin and Eleanore Grainger.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Barrett of
Waterloo, son Bruce Barrett and
grandson Scott of Chilliwack, B.C.,
visited at the home of Jack and Hel-
en Leppington last Thursday.
The Knox United Church board
of stewards' pancake supper is
Wednesda A'15 E wel-
come.
y, pn . Eve
By Barbara Snowden
Spring has arrived and everyone
is ready to get out of the house. We
have just the solution here at the
Wingham Seniors' Day Centre
dust off your dancing shoes and
head to the Blyth Community Cen-
tre this Saturday, April 1, for our
annual Spring Fling dance.
There are 13 chances to win cash
prizes at the dance from $50 to
$1,000 and great door prizes gener-
ously donated by local businesses.
Drop by the centre to purchase a
ticket.
Phil Malcolm of Plant Paradise
in Vanastra was our guest speaker
last Tuesday. His topic was "Plant
Propigations" and he brought along
beautiful spring plants and gave
hints on growing, transplanting and
caring for our plants.
Last Wednesday, Pastor Pat Ben -
away joined us to speak on the top-
ic "Spring Ahead! Re -Energize!".
In keeping with the spring
theme, Thursday's group welcomed .
Fran McQuail to the centre. She
gave some information on the com-
munity -shared garden set to grow
on her farm this spring. Consumers
pay a share in advance to the farm-
er, who provides a weekly supply
of fresh vegetables. Mrs. McQuail
showed a videotape on a communi-
ty -shared garden and also beautiful
slides of her farm.
In closing, I'd like to share our
weekly quote: `Be a good listener.
Your ears will never get you in
trouble."
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CHAMBERS --Pat and Sharon
Chambers of Teeswater welcome
Ryan's little brother, Justin James,
born March 8 at Wingham and Dis-
trict Hospital and weighing 6 lbs.,
15 oz.
PYKE--Jeff and Julie (Nicholson)
of Wroxeter are pleased to an-
nounce the safe arrival of their first
daughter, Jenna Ann, born Friday,
March 10, at Listowel Memorial
Hospital, weighing 7 lbs., 12 oz.
Jenna is a first granddaughter for
Harold and Lloya Nicholson of
Lucknow and Glenn and Carol
Pyke of Wroxeter. Great-
grandparents are John and Helen
Nicholson of Lucknow, Mildred
Coupland of Belmore; Cliff and
Hazel Pyke, Gorrie and the late
Gladys Reed.
KEMP-Doug and Judy Kemp of
Wingham happily announce the ar-
rival of their fourth child, a son;
Daniel Douglas, 7 lbs., 3 oz., born
March 15 at Wingham and District
Hospital. He is a little brother for
Jessica, Brandi -Lee, Allyson and
Kern. Grandparents are Barb and.
Gary Sholdice of Goderich, Bob
and Bridget Kemp of Port Ryersby
and Ron and Andy Line of Bramp-
ton.
LAMONT-THOMAS -- Susan
Thomas and Robert Lamont of RR
2, Wingham, are proud to welcome
Tiffany Morgan, born March 15 at
Wingham and District Hospital and
weighing 7 lbs., 12 oz. She is a lit-
tle sister for Jessica and a grand-
child for Harold and Marie Lamont
of Wingham and Sharon and Rob-
ert Thomas of Tobermory.
VATH--In Rocky View Hospital,
Calgary, on March 15,' to John and
Brenda Vath, a son, Austin John.
BALLAGH--Gary and Janice Bal-
Iagh of RR 2, Teeswater, gladly an-
nounce the birth of Paige Michelle,
born March 19 at Wingham and
District Hospital, weighing 8 lbs.,
15 oz. She is a little sister for De -
van and Michael
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