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BEST FROM GRADE •—Debbie Lee and Kim McGregor of
Wingham Public School had the best project in the Grade g
physical cateaorv: Paula Strong and Andrea Walker, also
from Wingham, had the best one in the biological category
and Trevor Pocaluyko of Howick topped the general cate-
gory at the North Huron science fair.
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GRADE 6—Dean Golley, Trevor Peel, Brad Campbell and Penny McDougall were
winners in the science fair at Turnberry Central School last week. Dean had the best pro-
ject in the general category for Grade 6 students, Trevor and Brad had the best physical
project and Penny's project in the biological category was tops. All the winners went on to
compete in the regional science fair at 5ast Wawanosh Public School.
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Your family
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The family is our single most important
tial institution, which is why your Ontario
overnment is continuing to take an active
interest in supporting and
Vv/ �JJ strengthening family life in the
979, the
V� Lring >V International Year ohe Child.
your Ontario Government reminds
ou that the future of our province depends on
>ur children; the future of our children depends
:)n the strength of our families.
Margaret Birch,
Provincial Secretary'
for Social Development
William Davis, Premier
Ontario
May is
Family Unity
Month
Make it a Special Month
in a SpecialYear
The Wingham Advan"-Times. April IS- 197'9--PT-7
Jesus' freedom is theme
for Fordwich
B1bI* study, __-
more important, to be alert to
presented a meaningful worship
P'ORDWICH—A Bible study,
both in their daily lives and work.
breed on Jesus' life as a free
They were urged to `pray more,
person, was the highlight of the
believe and trust'.
,April meeting of the United
The third topic said that
Church Women.
Canada is a nation'of people who
The study revealed that Jesus
belittle others, often putting
knew He was to die but He
down people of other nations who
wanted to live and be free to do
come in and take good jobs,, or
His Father's will and change the
people who are not as well-off as
world with His wonderful works.
they are.
Christians today are slaves to sin
Also discussed was the
and do many foolish things.
question of large . , ., r . rations
The group was divided into four
from other countries buying
smaller groups for a discussion
Canadian businesses, homes and
period with themes taken from
farm lands. All four topics were
different verses of scripture. The
summarized and commented
first topic was prejudice and the
upon.
questions asked were: "Are we
The meeting was under the
prejudiced against Quebec and
'leadership of Mrs.. Elmer Har -
the French language, especially
ding and Mrs. Verna Galbraith
in this election year? Are we
who opened with a reading, a
against mixed marriages and
hymn and prayer. The rola p8
mixing with people 'of other
was answered by 22 members
religious denominations?".
who gave thoughts for Easter.
The second topic urged that
The members agreed to cater for
Christians be free of anxiety,
a wedding in September.
Mr., Nagel will be in concert
Rev. T. Fleetham closed the
the Resurrection of Jesus from
meeting with prayer.
UCW unit study centres
around children's rights
GORRIE—Mrs. James Alcorn
more important, to be alert to
presented a meaningful worship
what they don't say.
service and study based on The
She. spoke of many forms of
International Year of the Child
help available to the troubled
when Unit Two of the United
child, including Scouts, camps,
Church Women met in the church
church groups and supervised
parlor on Wednesday of last
sports that help children share,
week
work and play with others. She
Mrs. Alcorn chose scripture
closed her study with a lovely
from the tenth chapter of St.
Easter poem, The Way to the
Mark's Gospel and said that
Cross Leads to God", and a short
every child should have the right
prayer.
to health care, education and
President Mrs. Alex Taylor
physical, spiritual and emotional
took charge of the business. Roil
training to make a happy,
call, "A springtime thought",
healthy human being.
was answered by the members.
conducted the service. Miss Ali-
Secretary Mrs. John Strong read
It is estimated that 50,000
the minutes and thank -you notes
children will be abused this year.
and the treasurer's report was
Child abuse results from many
given by Mrs. Delbert Clegg.
forms of injury, apart from the
Members were reminded of the
most obvious, a battered and
Thankoffering service April 25
bruised body. *ars. Alcornand
Dr. Donald Watts' night
stressed that parents should
April 29. Lunch was served by
always take time to listen to what
Mrs. Lorne Walker and Mrs.
children have to say and, even
Taylor.
Noted trumpeter
to perform here
GRADE 0—The project prepared by Sandra Arthur and Heather McInnes topped the
physical category, June Stamper's topped the general category and Karen Newell's was
best In the biological category for Grade S students at Turnberry Central School's science
fair.
Robert Nagel, popular trumpet
Hope for the. modern world
soloist, will be in Wingham
Friday, April. .
has been
in resurrection
fr�an��
provided
recordings and television in l�ew
BELGRAVE — Several Easter
event. Our hopes and dreams
York City for more than 20 years.
lilies in full bloom, ferns and two
build and fall. For the vast
He is faculty member of Yale
candelabra with lighted tapers
majority the end is not re-
University School of Music,
added to the inspirational cele-
assuring. The resurrection ex-
Rutgers University and the
bration of the Lord's Supper held
presses hope, light, peace and
University of Hartford. He is
Easter morning in Knox United
joy. The disciples had a new out-
president of Mentor Music In -
Church. Rev. John G. Roberts
look; so with us.
corporated, composer of
conducted the service. Miss Ali-
The Resurrection is not an
numerous works and clinician for
son Roberts, organist, aeeom-
isolated event, not cut off. The
the Conn Corporation.
panied the large choir as they
New Testament connects the Re-
Press comments have defined
rendered a number of anthems
surrection with the end of the
Mr. Nagel's work as "an artistic
including: "O Lamb of God",
world.
delight", "an outstanding sue -
"Were You There?" "Ye Gates
This is the real gospel. The Re-
cess" and "glorious trumpet
Be Lifted Up" and "Christ the
surrection makes the difference,
playing".
Lord Is Risen Today".
not in terms of Harrisbur, but in
Mr., Nagel will be in concert
The order of service followed
the Resurrection of Jesus from
Friday night at 7:30 in the
tete first presented in the Service
the dead.
Wingham Baptist Church. Ad -
Book. The scripture readings
If Christ had not risen; then life
mission is free and everyone is
from Isaiah and John were rela-
would be futile.
invited.
tive to the resurrection, as were
the hymns.
senior citizens
The resurrection comes at .a
point of crisis in the life of the
disciples. The more they saw, the
hold euchre party
MRS. LEWIS STONEHOUSE
C
hopes With
WROXETER—Mr. and Mrs.
Beigrave
higher their grew.
Jesus' death all that had peaked;
Jack Clarke and Mr. and Mrs.
apparently crashed. The men on
Stewart Higgins were in charge
Visitors on Sunday with Mr.
the road to Emmaus said, "We
of the euchre party held. in the
and Mrs. William McArter and
had hoped". When all was
Wroxeter Comm u ity Hall
family were Mr. and Mrs.
doomed — then the Resurrection.
Wednesday evening o last week.
Raymond Green, Kathy and
Mr. Roberts said, "We are
First prize winner were Mrs.
Kevin of Kincardine; Mr. and
living in a world facing crises".
Morley McMichael and Jim
Mrs. James Walsh; Mr. and Mrs.
More face crisis than peace. Our
Wilson. In second place were
Murray Walsh, Bradley and
hopes rise, then crash. He refer-
Mrs. Wes Heimpel and Earl
Sandra of Blyth; Miss Anthony
red to the leader of Pakistan in
Toner. Mr. Toner also captured
Skorich and Miss Linda Bosman
whom the people had high hopes
the novelty prize.
of Sault Ste. Marie and Mrs.
which recently fell and the deep
Following the euchre, lunch
George Cook, Annie and Wes of
concern over the Harrisburg
was served.
Belgrave.
GRADE 0—The project prepared by Sandra Arthur and Heather McInnes topped the
physical category, June Stamper's topped the general category and Karen Newell's was
best In the biological category for Grade S students at Turnberry Central School's science
fair.