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COUNTY HONORS—The 4-H Essential Edibles achievement day was held Saturday atF.
E. Madill Secondary School and eight girls were recognized with county honors for pro-
jects completed. In the front row from left to right are Karen Johnston, Bluevale 111;
Sheila Anderson, Belgrave 1.; aria Kim Ganner, Bluevale I. In the back row are: Jacquie
Robertson, Bluevale 111; Georgina Chettleburgh, Belgrave II; Kim Ganner, Bluevale
and Wendy Armstrong, Bluevale U. Absent when photo was taken was Nancy Darling,
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pROVI cIAL. HO ORS—Five girls received provincla Oonors at.the 4-H Essential
,Edibles achievement day Saturday. From left to right are: Joanne Coultes, Belgrave
Donna Chettleburgh, Belgrave I I; Cindy Campbell, Belgrave III; Dianne Scotf, Belgrave
4; and' Bonnie Walker, Belgrave II.
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Christian stewardship
is UCW speaker's theme
The
;aunt da)
F. E. 440l.
with eight gi
clal tionorS,
Karen Johnston,
Sheila AnderSon4,'v-
PattyEdwards, 8
Kim Ganner,
Robertson, '13111ey,
Georgina Chettleburg
II; Nancy Darling,,
and Wendy Armstroj
II received county. hi
1').raviticiat Ilanorg,„,
sented to Joanne 'Co
grave I; Donna
Belgrave Cindy
Belgrave Diann
rgFaVe . I; an
e0,„,s;g#10#17e •
1:./sillevale 1' leader
Thompson was aw
yaar,, leadership certifi
,,
her service to the club. -
The Belgrave 1 fJokr,.,;
Passport tn,Goad,Healtk was
plained by Julie GnaY,/,
grave II club, the Metrle''
khis,.put'on a skit calk*
With Enthusiasm, to sho'
nutritious lunelies. can be
The Merry Metric Mai.
the BelgrayellIglubprOOV-
skit called Do's and Don
imMepoasryrt:Indgee.wohifehproopoi:%!..
me* m food preparation.
Valerie ,Johnston, and -.70n,
the MetricMinebeiR,
club, the
,the Blan*F1
vistaed their exiiibitiealleill
urday Night Supper •
Meatless Main Dishaa„ tieJ,
mhiehaitd*slzest.byeanthebeBviiluetvi louet.IthReht:Lf
plained how nutritious.. :inatji
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• The Bluevale 11-Granola.110,40 •
cthdianedirakichildkete:Ialitemotlneni:YoiniaryerOwitpl—rpi:P0r.
Rome Economist Grace
told the clubs their ne
homemaking ,projects
centre around ,the thetne Aceerr
sories- — the Final Ton* The
acicuctssswoillrieglearnlike wiehwyelipeeorypl,e4werir,
caps and shawls carry puJes.
Club members will, ge,
chance to sew some accesso,,,,
after learning how they alintud
aa -ordinate with outfits..Anyone.
planning j90 .c0b.tigkagd.'
start now to Irk for', a ,pattent4o
work with, Miss Bird said..
• Lakelet,
The Lakelet community -ex=
tends congratulations to Mr, and
Mrs. meter Douglasi the former
Joanne Seip, who were married,.
Friday nig,ht.
Referring to a little centipede . a meaningful Worship service on \ Anglican women . •- ,
who moves forward but never the theme, with assistance from
gets beyond himself; Mrs. Millan Mrs. John Strong and Mrs. Niel honor Mrs. Fuller :-
Moore of Whitechurch said many Edgar, members of Unit One.
The November meeting of the
others to get beyond themselves
people do not care enough about They presented a skit which
ACW was held at the home of
and reach out to their fellowman portrayed the hesitancy of people
Mrs. John King, at which One
in need. She was speaking to the to get involved in anything
the memberS honored Mrs.
general meeting of the Wingham worthwhile and listed a multitude
Elizabeth Fuller on the occasion '
United Church Women held off excuses by one asked to help in
of her 90th birthday, expressing
Monday evening in the Sunday church work. Interspersed
appreciation for her many years
School room of the church. throughout the speeches were
of service to the church.
Mrs. Moore used several passages of scripture about
The annual fowl supper
illustrations and quoted poetry to stewardship. On the same theme,
sponsored by the board of
Lavonne Ballagh sang a solo
management was a great sue- '
enliven her talk on stewardship, accompanied by Mrs. Barry
the theme for the evening. Passmore. cess. Mrs. Robert Ritter von -
Following her introduction by vened the supper with the
Mrs. S. Wardrop, who planned Following the program, Mrs.
assistance of her committee and
the program, Mrs. Moore Stan Orien conducted the other members of the
business with several year-end , congregation.
described Christian stewardship reports given. The units then held
as an all -compassing charac- separate business meetings and The annual Christmas tea and, ,
teristic of a Christian's life, lunch was served by members of bazaar is being held Nov. 29,
commitment that involves every the afternoon unit during an hour convened by Mrs. Joe Kerr and
area of a person's daily ex- of fellowship. her committee assisted by other
periences. She stressed concern ACW members.
and caring for others as a riiajor
part of stewardship and defined it
as "what I do after I say, 'I
believe' "
*•. She also told of many
missionary services carried out
k by the United Church of Canada,
including the work of the Thomas
ic Crosby, a mission boat which
covers the coastal area of British
izo; Columbia,
Mrs. Moore gave some star-
t/ tling statistics about the number
• of cases handled each day by the
• Ministry of Community and
tiSocial Services, many of these
o involving young people. "Ob-
viously we, the church, are not
reaching these people", she said.
Mrs. Moore ended her warm
and thought-provoking talk by
telling a story about a small boy
at camp. One night he was
IC homesick and the camp coun-
sellor came to his cabin and tried
to comfort him. "Stay with me",
kg the boy pleaded, and the coun-
sellor crowded into the tiny bunk
tibeside the lad. Later, the man
° was jolted awake by a little fist,
14 The urgent message, as small
face met tired eyes, was "Gee,
ti4 I'm glad you're alive!".
Although hardly the message
one would -want to receive in the
bit dead of night, Mrs. Moore asked
4 the ladies, "Can anyone say that
• about us?".
Mrs. Ken Wood thanked the
kett _ki speaker for her lovely presen-
tation . Mrs. Wardrop conducted
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4-H LEADER—Mrs. Dorothy Thompson, left, was present-
ed with a certificate Saturday honoring her for acting as a
4-H club leader for 10 years. Grace Bird, home economist,
made the presentation.
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