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Laidlaw of RR 3, Viefn ghn,: is p1a a ed to an-
nounce the forthcoming marri O'pfhls daughte'r," Janet_
Elaine, to Donald Walace'filigholson, S.firt df Mr. and'
Mrs. Wallace Nicholson, .RR,,+� �84t11 ,ufnet is the
daughter of Mr- Laidlaw and tree' }Jate';Mrs. Cecelia
Laidlaw. The wedding will take place on Saturday, July
7, at the Whitechurch United Church, Whitechurch, at
four o'clock in the afternoon. The wedding will be
followed by a supper :tnd an open reception to begin at
nine o'clock at the Blyth Community Centre, Blyth.
Ai pre-
f sac ed }otic was
yesenited bye' Mrs. • George
f'roeter, organist and Miss
Sheila Anderson pianist
the; service was gen-ducted
by William C.oultes, superin-
tendent,...assisted by Rev.
John G Roberts. Following
the opening sentences by Mr.
Coultes int Processional
hymn' was swig At- his time
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The choir accompanied by
Mrs. Procter sang "Praise to
the Lord" and "Give Thanks
United Church Women meet
in indoor garden setting
FORDWICH — The after-
noon unit of the United
Church Women held its June
meeting in the Sunday
School room which was
decorated to represent a
garden with flowers and
patio furniture.
Miss Minnie McElwain,
president, conducted the.
business. She opened the
meeting with a hymn and
roll call, "a plant from the
Bible", was answered by 17
members. Plans were made
to hold a birthday party at
Midwestern Regional Centre
this 'week. Miss McElwain
closed her part of the
meeting with a poem,
"Fathers Are Wonderful
People".
Mrs. Wray Cooper and
Mrs. Harold Doig presented
their program on "The
Garden of Love". They
welcomed the group and
asked the members to,visit
them in the "garden". Mrs:
read a poem, "If We
[ooper
ould Only Take Time To
ook", and scripture was
ead from the third chapter
f Ecclesiastes. In her
editation • Mrs. • Cooper
poke about flowers and
eir characteristics, liken -
g them to people, and as
ere are many varieties of
owers, there are all kinds of
COMING SOON
WINGHAMVi; TURNBERRY
BICENTENNIAL
CELEBRATIONS
July 19 - 22, 1984
9 am - 6 pm
2 pm
5:30 pm -
6:30 pm
8:15 pm -
10:00 pm
Thursday, July 19
Sidewalk Sales
Legion Members
Registration
Penny Carnival
Official Opening
(M.C. Bill Thompson)
Bicentennial Variety
Concert
Queen Contest
10 pm Social get-together
(Held under authority of
a special occasion
permit)
Friday, July 20
9 am - 9 pm Sidewalk Sales Main Street
12 noon - 9 pm Heritage Lane Main Street
4 pm - 1 am Social get-together Arena
(Held under authority of
a special occasion
permit) •
5:30 pm Bike and Buggy Parade Cruickshank Park
Theme -. "The Way It
Was - 200 Years Ago"
6 pm Slow Pitch Tournament Ball Parks
8 pm - 10 pm Lions Bingo Main Street
8:30 - 12 pm Jaycees Dance Armories
8:30 Fun Night Wingham Legion'
(Dancing to D.J., Darts
' & Cards) "
9 pm • 1 am Dance to "Sherwood"' Arena
Saturday, July•21
7 am - 11 am • Pancake Breakfast Wingham Legion
All Day Slow Pitch Tournament Ball Parks
9 am - 6 pm Sidewalk Sales Main Street
9 am - 6 pm Heritage Lane Main Street
(Live entertainme
-Craftsmen) •
'9:30 am 10 Kilo . Road
Race •
Main Street
Wingham
Legion
Swimming Pool
Arena
Arena
Arena
Arena
10 am - 5 pm Heritage Fair and
Antique Market
11 am Baby Show •
(Wingham & Turnberry
Township residents
only)
.1-2.noon - 1 am Social get•together
(Held under,authority of
a special occasion
permit)
1 pm• 4 pm Antique Car.Show
1 pm Horseshoe Tournament
7 pm • Smorgasbord Dinner
(Legion, members only)
8 pm - 10 pm Lions Bingo
8:30 pm - 12 pm Jaycees Dance
9 pm - 1 am Dance
(open to public)
9 pm • 1 am Dance
"Drumlih" and
"Crippled Duck"
'Alt Proceeds go to Community Projects
Sunday, July 22
Church Services
Slow Pitch Finals
Drumhead Service Wingham Legion &
Cenotaph
Lions, Picnio
Shelter,
Riverside Park
Cruickshank Park
Town Hall
Arena
Main Street
. Crawford Motors
car lot
Wingham Legion
Main Street
Armories
Wingham Legion
Arena
11 am
12 noon
1,30 pm
Reach out for some big
savings at the Wingham
Sales Arena.
SAVE ON BULK FOODS, DISCOUNT
GROCERIES, FROZEN BOXED MEATS,.
AND FRESH PRODUCE.
Bulk Cookies, Candies, Chocolate Bars,
Cat Food, Dog Food, Soup.
Plus many other great savings
SAVE ON CLOTHING AND
FOOTWEAR FOR THE WHOLE
FAMILY. -
Jogging shoes in the latest styles,
summer tops, rugger shorts, ladies' .
cotton pants, ladies' jeans, work
clothing, safety work shoes, designer
blue jeans, polo shirts.
SPORTING GOODS, GUNS, SCOPES,
AMMUNITION, FISHING GEAR.
New and used guns by leading
manufacturers. All types of ammunition.
Fishing reels and rods by Mitchell,
Daiwa, Compac, Zebco and Shaimand,
Excellent buys on rod and reel
combinations.
NEW FURNITURE, CARPET, USED
FURNITURE, ANTIQUES.
Dining room suites, living room suites,
bedroom suites, box springs and
mattresses. Roll end carpets in rubber
or jute backs. Used furniture. We buy
good used furniture. Partial or complete
estates.
The Wingha,ma
Sales Arena
Just north of Wingham on Hwy. 4.
Open Mon. - Sat. 9 am to 6 pm
Friday nights till 9 pm.
Call 357-1730
people in the Heart of God.
Mrs. Doig then stressed
that faith is a personal
relationship with God and
love is everywhere" She
produced a planter filled
with earth and told the ladies
what should be planted
therein. She first sprinkled it
with knowledge which is the
fertilizer which makes
things grow. She then told
the members they should
plant faith, prayer, kindness,
GRADUATED
Nancy Dickson, daughter
of Deanne and. Ralph Dick-
son of Belmore, graduated
from the University of West-
ern Ontario at the June 11
convocation. Nancy received
a Bachelor of Arts honors
degree in physical education
and also achieved the Dean's
Honor List.
happiness and patience and
as they grow. in knowledge
they will become better
Christians.
Mrs. Doig recited a poem,
"As I Go My Way", and
closed the worship with the
hymn, "For the Beauty- of
the Earth". Rev. Cy Marzec
offered prayer for the two
families wan lost loved ones,
Glenn Johnston and Mrs.
Warren Zurbrigg, then
closed with the benediction.
Students
present
program
WRO ET R —'The piano
pupils of Mrs. Art Gibson
presented a most enjoyable
program of music for their
families and friends on
Thursday evening in the
Wroxeter United Church
Sunday School room.
Those taking part were
Jane, Colin and Amy
Darling, Angela Chambers,
Dale Schefter, Valerie
Brewer, Shannon Werth,
Debbie Edgar, Sherri and
Pam Bennett, Jennifer, Julie
and Lori Brown, Michelle
Eadie, Jason Edgar, Julie
Gibson, Jennifer Pyke; Sara
Woodley, Cathy Oriold and
Leanne Fraser.
Julie Gibson gave Mrs.
Gibson a lovely bouquet of
red carnations and. Mrs.
Gibson expressed her
thanks. Pictures were taken
and ice Bream and cookies
enjoyed by all.
iwa
was received
were
Via
b' C- Coin
lifford
tee, Chris
ire. Prceter
bert , Gordon,
uperintg►jltlent,
Test speaker,
s.Jis
1nithan e Lployeistoeofwel.
of m
lxlg t `N'aural Re-
ource; iu.Winghal(nts
His serrnon , was. entitled
"Awards - Earthly and
Eternal". He referred to
various awards which are a
form of motivation Doing
good deeds will not earn
Eternal Life for the worker.
God's gift of Eternal Life is
free. Each of us falls short.of
perfection. God's Standard is
e'
to s o
i
perfection. The Pharisee
wasn't~ bfad; he just wouldn't
adnilt -that he didn't Meet
G d's standard.
By God's grace we' are
saved. We must accept God's
gift. He has made us what we
are and in our union with
Christ Jesus he has created
us for a life of good deeds
which He has already pre-
pared for us to d`o.
Thanks was extended to
Mr. Smith by George Michie.
The superintendent express-
ed his gratitude to the teach-
ers, decorators, choir and all
participants.
Following the closing
hymn and the blessing,
which was sung by the choir,
everyone enjoyed a delicious
barbecued chicken lunch
which was served in the
church ,schoolroom and the
WI Han.
stitut members
wee# at the library
BSSELS - The Majes-
tic '.Women's Institute of
Brussels held i family and
consumer affaiKmeeting in
the library last. Wednesday
evening with 28 present.
The president, Mrs. Peggy
Cudmore, presided over the
business section and the
secretary -treasurer, Mrs.
LeonaConnelly,read the
reports. The proceeds from.
the dessert euchre were
$96.80 and she reported the
WI road signs are ready to be
put up. Plans were finalized
for the hospitality centre
which is to be located at John
Cousin's store during the
bicentennial celebrations.
Coffee and cookies, will be
served and quilts will be on
display at the centre: Tickets
are being sold on the
bicentennial quilt which is
being made and also on an
afghan.
CONESTOGA GRADUATE
Mary Ann Welwood,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
-Gordon Welwood of
Wingham; ,graduated from
the Business Administration -
Accounting: program at
Conestoga College, Doon
Campus, at its convocation
held Saturday, June 16.
The WI members will be,
serving refreshments at
"The Farm Show" which is
being held at the Brussels
Stockyards June 25 to 27.
Donations of homemade, old-
fashioned cookies would be
appreciated.
The roll call was answered
by naming a vegetable you
never have cooked and a
penny for everytime the
members nibbled that day
was paid to the Pennies for
Friendship jar. Edna
McLellan gave a reading.
The motto, "Eat right, live
longer", was prepared by
Margaret Exel and read by
Kathy Bridge- The guest
speaker was Muriel Huth,
the . Htfron County dairy
princess, from Clifford. She
gave an interesting talk on
milk and its nutrients and
gave a demonstration in
preparing a fruit dip and a
vegetable dip which was
sampled and enjoyed at
'lunchtime along with some
fruit bread.
THIS GROUP OF MUSICIANS played while people were arriving last Friday evening
for the dedication ceremonies of the new shrub garden at the Bluevale hall. Mrs. Carl
Johnston was at the piano and Jack Jenkins and Milt Boyd accompanied her on the
violin for several old-time favorites. As a bicentennial protect, the hall board planted a
new shrub garden.
MRS. LEWIS SIONEHOUSE —
Belgrave c�I
Mrs. Stanley Snell and
Mrs. Quainte of London
visited Sunday with the
former's brother, Harold
Keating. They attended the
Sunday School anniversary
at Knox United . Church,
Belgrave, also the chicken
barbecue.
• The t1.Wingha
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June 20, 198 Paged'
MR. AND MRS. ROBERT JOHN SCOTT are residing at
RR 5, Goderich, (Carlow) following their marriage April
28 at 7 p.m. in Knox Presbyterian Church, Belgrave.
John is the son of Mrs. Lottie Scott of RR 1, Belgrave,
and the late Kenneth Scott- The bride, the former Anne
Louise Carter of London, is the daughter of Mr- and
Mrs" Robert Carter of Saltford and is a graduate of the
RNA program at London. She is employed at Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital, . Goderich.
Ladies' Aid meets
at .Matheson home
BRUSSELS — The Mel-
ville Presbyterian Church
Ladies' Aid met recently at
the home of Mrs. Hazel
Matheson, The leader, Ruby
Steiss, opened the meeting
with a family prayer and a
hymn was sung, followed by
another prayer.
A -Psalm selection and the
meditation were read by
Mrs. King and Mabel Smith
led in prayer. • The
secretary's report was given
by Mrs. Steiss, the financial
report by Berva Dennis and
the Sunshine Report by Ethel
Long. Mrs. Steiss gave the
Guild report in the absence
of Leona Armstrong.
A reading, "The Bachelor
Sale"' was given•hy Mrs.
Steiss and it was announced
there will be, no meetings
during July and August.
"Life's Road" was read by
Mrs. Steiss and a hymn was
sung.
Plans were made for the
September meeting and the
roll call was answered with -
tributes to the month. of
June.
Mrs. Long was in charge of
the program and she read a
poem on lilacs as well as.
another. The meeting closed
with the benediction and a
lunch was served by Win-
nif red Edgar and the
hostess. Mrs. Matheson was
thanked for the use of her
home.
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wedding gift?
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Lemon Tree.
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