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4-H club girls are guests
at Women's Institute meet
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said that Moses wrote the book of
ation to be any other than 24-h6ur
p
Mrs. Ron Livermore and
DEi.> ME — The 4-H Club
the progression of the color
an interesting coming event when
days. If they were otherwise we
Fere
also urged to mention drawbacks
at the next meeting, August 11 at
&V,_ tlir leaders and mothers
wheel.
the Grey -Bruce Kennel Club will
of farm life, if any.
2 o'clock. The roll call will be for
taken place. "Unlike what some
spoke and it was so!"
vmm guests at the July
Mrs. Don MacAdam and Mrs.
hold a Dog Show in the Belmore
of the liberal theologians teach,
Relating the book of Genesis to
God and nature". Mrs. R. Liver -
home for the meeting which
d the Delmore Women's Imn�
Lorne Fischer Were leaders for
Arena, October 17.
more read the scripture lesson.
began with the Ode and Mary
,
gave utterance," he said. "What
held at the Community Centre
Club 1.Mrs.
Elmer Jeffray reported
and
he has written is not that which
The girls ot Club 8, known as
Representing 'The Needle-
on the District Annual held in
Mrs. Murray Jenkins were
..Helmoce Happy Hoopew, pre-
work Nannies," Delphine Kam-
Whitechurch in May. From this
rented their skit. Donna Jeffray
rath and Carol Kieffer, assisting
report a short discussion follow -
as commentator introduced the
the girls, explained the suitability
ed, concerning the establishing of
,
girls, impersonating the various
of the various stitches by the use
a Bruce County Scholarship
stitches they had learned in the
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of a most attractive display. This
work was done beautifully, with a
Fund, to University of Guelph. A;
decision was made to make a do-
r
club, Touch of Stitchery":
Linda Harks
keen eye to color co-ordination
nation to this fund.
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wick, Judy Dickson,M�Kathy
and a skillful hand with needle:`
'
Underwood, Lori Stafford, Nancy
and thread.
Mrs. Harry Helfenstein, assist
'? F,
Dickson, Kathy Willits and Gwen
Additional members of Club II
ed by her daughter Suzanne,
. 1. r
Dickson. The "Stitches" sud
were Marilyn Kieffer, Jackie
showed pictures of Switzerland
t
denly dispersed, when the "Stitch
Dustow, Doreen Nickel, Nancy
and Italy, taken while Carol,
Witch" (Aileen Underwood), ap-
Kieffer and Janice Kamrath.
Harry, and their family, Robert,
peered, threatening to steal them
Mrs. Wayne Evers directed the
Suzanne and David, visited with
her husband's family in 1975.
u
and trim her black cape. How-
girls of this club.
ever she was persuaded to join
In the absence of the president,
With Carol as an interesting com-
the club and share the joy of
Mrs. Don MacAdam, vice-presi
mentator, everyone present en'
learning a new stitch.
dent Mrs. Hank Bos chaired the
joyed the imaginary trip.
Mrs. Ralph Dickson and Mrs.
meeting, with Mrs. John Ruther-
Mrs. Arnold Jeffray and Mrs.
@�
Elmer Jeffray had instructed the
ford as secreatary-treasurer.
Elmer Jeffrey were hostesses for
girls of Club 3.
An announcement was made of
the social hour which followed.
The girls representing Club 1,
r,
"The Needle Nannies," were in-
troduced by Marjorie Deyell with
Kathy Fische; as Snow White and
Discuss e farm
the dwarfs played by Joan Dick-
problems
r t •
son, Jean MacAdam, Vicki Jef-
Mary
fray and Mariehe
a t B l e a l e
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part
Dickson acted the part of the
u v
meeting
Wicked Witch. Kathy Fischer and
BLUEVALE — A discussion of
named a committee to set up the
SALES CLERK Jill Carmichael sat outdoors �pr a change during Sidewalk Days at the
Mary Dickson kept the audience
in a whirl as they demonstrated
farm problems, with all mem-
fall fair exhibit in Howick Arena.
end of last week. It is an event organized annually by Wingham businessman with tables,
bers participating, was con-
The fair will be held October 1
racks and other displays set outdoors.
ducted by the convener of the
Agriculture and Canadian In -Roll
and 2.
call was answered by
Evening
dustries committee, Mrs. Jackk
everyone bringing something
Book of Genesis chosen unit
Friends Are
Nicholson' when the Women's
Institute met on Wednesday of
last week.
grown, sewn or made. The ar-
titles were then auctioned the
highest bidder. Mrs. Johnston
as basis for pastor's talk at Gibson home
A Nice Thing
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Several interesting questions
arose from the discussion, such
read two poems, "The Newborn
Calf" and "Farming".
Speaking of the creation and much FORDWICH — The evening
than liter-
as: We farmers have the name of
Mrs. Armstrong thanked all
greater period a
unit of the United Church Women
the theory of the evolutionists, al 24-hour day. It is not neves met on Wednesday evening, July
m t
To Have...
being complainers; do you think
we have just cause to complain or
who had taken part in the meet-
ing and lunch was served by the
Pastor Ross Smith at the morn- sary for us to make excuses for Gib -
the home Mrs. Edith Gib -
Mrs.E
ing worship service in the Wing- 'God or the Bible," be "The
do you think we complain at all . ;
hostess assisted by Mrs.
said.
son. Mrs. Carl DM opened
ham Baptist Church read from Bible has stood for thousands of
How does the Women's Institute
Nicholson, Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs.
the meeting with everyone re -
the first chapter of Genesis and years. Certainly there is no rea
'
help farm women?
Graham Campbell.
based his talk on that passage. He son to think the six days of --,,e- peating the Lord's prayer.
Leaders of the wnrshi service
The ladies cited many pleasant
The 4-H Homemaking Club
said that Moses wrote the book of
ation to be any other than 24-h6ur
p
Mrs. Ron Livermore and
things about farm life and were
girls and leaders will be present
Genesis many thousands of years
days. If they were otherwise we
Fere
also urged to mention drawbacks
at the next meeting, August 11 at
after most of what he records had
would have been clearly told. God
Mrs. John Wagler. The theme
of farm life, if any.
2 o'clock. The roll call will be for
taken place. "Unlike what some
spoke and it was so!"
was "Take time to think about
Mrs. Carl Johnston opened her
each member to display her
of the liberal theologians teach,
Relating the book of Genesis to
God and nature". Mrs. R. Liver -
home for the meeting which
craft. Mrs. Soren Andersen will
Moses wrote as the Spirit of God
the New Testament, the speaker
more read the scripture lesson.
began with the Ode and Mary
be hostess.
gave utterance," he said. "What
said that Jesus puts His seal of
The ladies were asked to cater
Stewart Collect. President Mrs.'
and
he has written is not that which
approval upon Moses' writings in
to a wedding in September. Roll
Ji rn Armstrong welcomed
Mrs. Murray Jenkins were
has been handed down by word of
the Gospel of Luke when He says
call was answered by 13 mem-
sc'ent'f;
members and a guest. The min-
WHITECHURCH
mouth from one generation to an-
"All things must be fulfilled
bers. Mrs. Lockie offered her
home for the meeting on
THIS EMBLEM IS THE
utas, treasurer's report and a
was created by a direct act of
other."
which were written in the law of
next
SIGN OF GOOD BUST-
thank you note were read by Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laidlaw of
The pastor, in speaking of
Moses". Christ accepted Moses'
Sept. 8. The ladies enjoyed a few
contests and a barbecue lunch.
NESS AND GOOD
Bill Peacock who also discussed
Windsor spent the weekend with
evolution, said that the idea that
writings as scripture.
by the "spoken Word of God".
gram and family of Puce, near
some business with the group.
their Mr. and Mrs. Elroy
man evolved from a lower form is
Frank Collar provided special,
Windsor, are spending some
vacation time in his hometown
FRIENDS.
The cookbooks compiled by the
parents,
neither Biblical nor
musi at the ' th B
For information call:
WI are selling very well.
Laidlaw and Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Elliott. Mr. and Mrs.. Joe
i u.
God's Word clearly states that all
c servues m e ap-
tist Church on Sunday.
The 4-H training school for the
me of were Fri.
was created by a direct act of
357-3275
Phoneheld,
project "Cereal Shelf" will be
day visDucha
anY visitors with her parents, Mr.
with
heGoder p
God Create means "to make
in Gorrie August 23 and 24
and Mrs. Laidlaw.
from nothing" and this was done
—Rev. and Mrs. Charles Con -
and in Wingham August 24 and 25
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw at-
by the "spoken Word of God".
gram and family of Puce, near
from 10' until 4 o'clock each day.
Mrs. Alex MacTavish, Mrs.
tended the Straughan family pic-
held Sunday Goderich Park
Pastor Smith mentioned the
theory of some liberal thinkers
Windsor, are spending some
vacation time in his hometown
Nicholson, Mrs. Armstrong
nic at
and
where around 100 were in at-
who concede that the six-day ere-
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Murray Jenkins were
tendance.
ation recorded in Genesis was a
,Wilfrid Congram.
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St. Paul's Church
(ANGLICAN)
WINGHAM
REV. T. K. HAWTHORN, Rector
MRS. D. RICHARDSON, Organist
and Choir Leader
SUNDAY, JULY 25
Trinity 6
10:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer
Wingham
Baptist Church
Wingham, Ontario
Rev. Ross Smith - Pastor
9:00 a.m. - Sunday School
11:00 a.m. - Morning' Service
7:00 p.m. - Evening Service
This Sunday, July 25th, 1976
Brian Coupland,
of the New Tribes Mission,
will be our guest speaker.
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SIDEWALK DAYS took place in Winqham on' Thursday, Friday and Saturday of last
week Many people, both sales staff and customers seem to have participated in the sale.
Here Deby Rude tells a customer' how much disposable•diapers will cost.
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