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t>hnntar�lo }3joriticul . ai
Assoata.on, was also
'Present- .and` • brought-
greetings from the.
ovinciatassoci `tion. 'Oa
Wife, $abbe 'Carrr, gave a
very .thoughtful address addresi im
Junior •acti'vities during arses
afternoon program.
Also `;attending, were two
Past presidents of the
Ontario d sociation, Alastair
Crawford :af Uro' Township,
who conducted a workshop
on administration mattersat
-the morning session, and
Mrs. Muriel Klie of Hanover.;
who` completed the roster of
persons who have
represented horticulture
well throughout the
province.
As part of the afternoon
program
fternoon
program Mr. ' Bennett
esented Mr. -and Mrs.
Fielding with a Service
Award of District 8 in "
recognition of their com-
bined service to horticulture
in the district. Both thanked
those responsible for this
cherished award.
In the election of officers
the-followeing were installed
by President Roy Carr:
district director, Mrs. Bray,
Lions Head; assistants, Mr.
Bennett, Wingham, and Mrs.
Ruby Lobban, Owen Sound;
secretary, Mrs. Morrey,
Wingham; treasurer, Mr.
Baxter, Wingham; members
at large, Mrs. Effie
Stephenson, Seaforth; Mrs.
Eleanor Bradnock, Auburn;
Mrs. Marion McCharles,
Ripley; Helen Arkell,
Teeswater; and Mrs. Michie
Hildebrand, RR 1, Flesber-
ton, a member of the Mark -
dale society. The auditors
are Mrs. Bennett and Mr.
Fielding, both of Wingham.
STUDENTS HELP USC
USC Canada received a
donation :from /the Social
Studies classes of Calgary
Crescent ' Heights Sr". High:,
Sciiibl wflie'eattudentalottaad6.
cocitinitinents On'a pers'lotial
and group basis to contribute
to an agency assisting those
in the world of need. USC
headquarters is located at 56
Sparks Street, Ottawa.
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LOOKS GOOD --p- table folk'
couldn't be resisted by rn
craft and bake sale -last 5slt
aked goods
d Bluevale's
e sale was
another fund-raising effort to help. pay 'for hail
renovations. Organizers reported the event brought in
BRANTFOI1D—The Paris
Presbyterial hosted -the 33rd
annual meeting, of the
Hamilton -London 'Synodical
of the Women's Missionary,
Society (.Wb) of the
Presbyterian Church in
Canada April 22-23 at Brant-
ford..,
The conference chose as
\iyts theme, 'Challenge . of the
Eighties% The registrar,
Mrs.. Olive:' MacDonald of:
Brantford; reported an at-
tendance of 233.
Devotions. at the business
session were. intc)hargeoeil
past president . •ofhf.the
Synodical, Mrs- A. Mundell
of Gorrie. She based her
talks on the theme, begin-
ning with the deepening of
faith, followed by `Enduring.
•
for . Joy', which included
scripture . itterses on the
theme reinforced by the
witness of 114fttin writers.
Tirenett allenge and
closing 4ev3)on was 'Run
with Pati*ce', a seeming
parado,t.- :Ta ere will be
rdifficuitie; and temptations
along*v , r y ' and things
won't flap !:as quicldy as
one 'Wind . is ' e, but that
doestn's't meas stop, she said.
Highiightin the meeting
were the- -eakers. Mrs.
Cathy:• ulIen, who,
r les1ettlifie
to"
Canada'after beitahtiae in
the selioo�l 'systenfr Of India
for three years, challenged
her listeners to go.:out and
ni"eet`tew immigrants. Many
of them come from Third
World and Asian com-
munities where ' there are
close-knit families and they
are very lonely, she said.
Rev. H. Morris, Listowel,
chairman of the Board of
World Mission, paid tribute
to Rev. Deane Johnson for
his contribution t9;' the for-
mation of the board He was
introduced by Mrs. Derek
Nind of Listowel.
He outlined •the changes
taking place in missions in a
changing world and a
'cha'ng'ing Canadian- scene_
and made a 'plea for WMS
members to'' keep
congregations aware of
mission and to `remember
financial contributions.
Miss M. Ramsay, a retired
missionary from' Guyana,
conducted a memorial
service, using brief
biographies of threeof her
friends, a fellow missionary
in Guyana, a minister's wife
and a lay worker, whose
deaths occurred in 1979, as
representatives of all friends
and laborers who have
departed this life since the
last meeting.
Mrs..G. Gorman; hopnorary
president of the .Synodical,
installed officers for 1980-81.
They are: president, Mrs. C.
Remus, Walkerton; vice
presidents,: Mrs. A. .Neal,
Sarnia,; and Mrs. K. Rayner,
Paris; recording secretary,
Mrs. Ronald Ford, Dutton;
corresponding secretary,
Mrs. H. Neigent, Ripley, and
treasurer, Miss , M.
Alexander, Fort Erie. •
What's new at :.
f4th'n:viei
During Mrs. Prouty's
Bible \Study meeting on
Thursday afternoon, Mr. and
Mrs. Desjardine sang a duet,,
followed by Mrs. Stuart
reading a poem. In charge of
the service and reading the
lesson was Mrs. Prouty,
assisted by Mrs. Finkbiner
at the organ. Mable Jeffrey
also added ' to the service by
giving a reading.
Rev. Wittick conducted the
Sunday morning service.
The -congregation enjoyed
the solo sung: by Rev. Wit -
tick, 'When Jesus Comes',
and the solo sung by Mrs.
Wittick, `Blessed Assur-
Part of Mrs. Regier's
family was here on Friday
afternoon to celebrate her
birthday. The family was
seen at the tuck shop, along
with .some of the other
residents, enjoying cake and'
ice cream.
Molly Cox was here on
Monday afternoon for Old
Tyme Music in the
y
your
help raise
tan of lo
Show thein how much 'you care. Hug thein. Take
them to the park. Enjoy thein. Take more time for them.
Have a nice talk and listen a lot. Call them up.
If you start in I\Iay, von can reap. tlle.h,cnefat a-11
year long. and so will your familv
May is Family Unity Month in Ontario.
Ontario
Margaret Birch,
Provincial Secretary
for Social, Development
William Davis, Premier
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auditorium. 'Assisting' Molly
with 'the musical program
was our own Cecil Skinner
'and Norm Speir, with their
violins. Also accompanying
the trio was Jim Ruddock
with his accordian. A sing-
song rounded off the
program.'
The Huronview auxiliary .
,held a meeting in the craft
room also on Monday after-
noon. Readers are reminded
of their bazaar on June 4.
Grace Peck, Mary. Ross,
Mable Garrow, Ethel Hill,
Margaret Murray, Bernice
Glousher, Elizabeth Scott,
Minnie 'Fowler and Iris
.. Sparlingall;went into Clinton
to help Polly Wiltse cele-
brate her 90th birthday. The
party was celebrated at the
Ontario Street United
Church and . was well . at-.
tended with many friends
and relatives gathered, to
wish Polly a happy birthday.'
Residents enjoyed the or-
gan music, of Ed Stiles on •
Thursday afternoon.
Vincent,
Vincent welo
guests and .tr..
rsgrain Co> teets w,
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