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Homuths other Jam' Wright of K'k*A; "r. ane
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Year of the Child
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w ar K". JAB Il`'aa`d,
Blue Ridge Mts., Skyline Drive and Shenandoah valley Thunder soy. Lek* of the Woods and Kenore a,eo
at Woodstock M
Tour of hlstwk Rkh.n M. Va Guided noun of Edmonton. Calgary Medicine Hat
Miicbsel, Robbie .ad great
unit meeting theme
Mrs. Call O>rultea attes>tded a °. Homnth at MitltAs�ll; MarjorM,
Mrs. cu ' C - �' may Homath ed ` "` `r ` *
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. aulded tour of lOMA1 .glop. D C. inclufling Arlington Cemetery Lek* LmIto and H«Itogs Pork
gathering of the Homuth famllim, Anne and Christy at London; Mr.
BELGRAVE -- "Mankind
mWdty who have celebrated an
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Gor- Albert Hasnuth of Gede'lcd; Mr.
Ms's: Ronald Hom�
Dues to the child the best it has to
80th birthday. Friends and rola-
don Wright, Gregory, Holly, and -
Michael and Timothy at Wood- Jennifer of Bt�lislgtm; and
give" was the theme of the June
fives of the special guests ar
stock. Members of the fancily of Mrs. Brian Garnett of London;
meeting of the Afternoon Unit of
welcome and thus help to mak
the Late Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mr. Stewart Homuth of Eider.
the Ucw held in the Sunday
"Happy
an enjoyable afternoon.
Homuth were Mrs. Grace Wright
School room. The hymn
the Home When God Is There"
Mrs. Earl Anderson continued
the Bible study with an explana-
of Goderich; Miss Beverley As children the families of
was sung and Mrs. Cecil Coultes
tion and comparison of the syna-
Wright of Goderich; Mr. and William Homuth. and Albert
Mrs. Ross Wright, Jeffery .and Homuth lived across brow each
read scripture from Deuter-
onomy. She continued with the
gogue and the temple.
Mrs. Willard Armstrong gave
Scott of Burlington; Mr. and Mrs. other on the B. Line, Tu rnberry.
history of the 1878 International
further ideas on human rights,
Year of the Child which was de-
mentioning the French in Que-
signated by resolution of the
bec, an Indian reserve in Nova
NOW OPEN
gener Assembly of the United
Scotia and the natives of Inuvik
Nati6n Dec. 21, 1876. If we re-
near the Arctic coast. "I think
Under New Ownership and Management
member and put into practice the
what you strive for as a Chris -
command of Jesus: "Love one
tian," she quoted; "is to really
TRI -COUNTY WELDING AND
another as I have loved you", we
listen and understand and really
cannot go wrong in our treatment
care about the other person."
FABRICATING
of children. Jesus said, "I assure
Mrs. Coultes asked the mem-
you that unless you change and
bers to pray for help and gui-
(formerly Maitland Metal and Fabricating)
become like children you will
dance for all UCW units then
never enter the kingdom of
closed the meeting with prayer in
"SPECIALISTS IN ALUMINUM MIELINNG"
heaven." Prayer in unison com-
unison.
pleted this part of the meeting.
announce their opening at 446 Josephine St.,
The minutes were" read, the
Wingham.
1 co lection recety and dedicated •
z Mrs: Siertsema Hours of business:
and the visits to sick and shut ins
a recorded. Arrangements were Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
completed for the birthday party Saturday 9.00 a.m. to 12 noon
\ hostess for
to be held on Tuesday, August 14
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at 2 p.m. in the Sunday school Phone 357-2222
room. Special guests will be all Home Helpers
ladies and gentlemen of the com-
BELGRAVE — Home Helpers
meeting of the Women's Mis-
Relatiives `zonary Juctety was held on June Guaranteed Investment
���12 at the home of Mrs. Hobo
Siertsema. Mrs. Garner Nichol- Certificates
celebrate son presided and opened the
meeting with a reading on
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birthday ;he
which was the theme of
.ate
the meeting. The hymn, "What a
GOOD CHICKEN—The senior citizens at this table were Friend We Have in Jesus" was
among the many people who enjoyed a delicious chicken barbecue has become an annual event at the church and Whitechurch—Relatives came sung. Scripture from Ruth 2:15-23
barbecue at Knox United Church, Belgrave, on Sunday. The some chicken -lovers wish it were held even more often. from many points in Ontario on and meditation entitled "Some r�
Sunday to honor Mrs. Ben Me- Handfuls of Purpose" were read .
Clwaghan on her 82nd birthday. by Mrs. Stewart Cloakey. Prayer
hildren are Jesus' e ewe I s s a s s ea ke r Those present included Mr. and was Mrs. Siertsema.
C ' � p Mrs. Harry Moss, Mr. and Mrs. Roll
call was "A Favorite
Don Moss and Amy of Plattsville, Book". Two guests were present.
BELGRAVE — United Church George Procter, superin- Coultes, assistant super- quired."- God uses the `weak' to Susan Moss, Shelley Hiltz, Bob Two piano selections were played �t
P b Mrs. William Delr m le and
Sunday School Anniversary was tendent, conducted the opening intendent. replenish the world. She cited ex- Beer apd Brian Petrie, all of Y Y P
observed on Sunda Containers sentences. He was asWed in the Newmarket, Mrs. Bess Garrison, the offering was received and
Y• The hymn, He Cometh" ampler as: Milton, blind; dedicated.
of early summer flowers made a service by Rev. John G. Roberts. was sun followed b the intro- Beethoven, deaf; Isaac Watts, Blyth, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Me-
g' y Clens n, Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dunbar reminded
most attractive setting for the Scripture lessons from ICorin- duction of the guest speaker, sickly; but wrote 70 hymns of joy. that the fall rally will be held in
celebration. On the communion thians 13 were read by Alison Mrs. Audra Tiffin of Wingham, Saint Paul stated, "I can do ail Mit:, Michael ey CleeC, Mr. and Y
table rested a large crown. The Coultas and Patrick Hull. y g Meredith, Stoney Creek, �Ii'. and Belgrave on October 10th at 1:30.
g by Mrs. G. Ross Anderson. The things through Christ, who Mrs. Irwin McClenaghan, Mr. Mrs. George Fear read a poem Annual Interest for OneYear
front, centre pews were reserved Attendance awards were re- speaker centred her eloquent re- strengthens me."
for the teachers and primary ceived as follows: first year, marks around jewels. She asked As a concrete example of God's and Mrs. Richard McClenaghan, "Step by Step". Mrs. Garner �n
each wearing a ons Steven Taylor, Debbie Taylor, 1 � P Paul and. Christopher of St. Nicholson read a story on Mrs. V l��R�
pupils, g P Y Y Y "What is on this table? — a wonders the speaker used a lump Catherine Ewart, who helped
corsage. Kevin Taylor, Mark Coultes; crown. Are there any jewels in it? of soil which can be transformed Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Klein Ped AND GREY
The junior choir of approxi- second year, Dean Vincent, Paul Who are the jewels in Jesus' to a sparkling diamond. You, too; Haar, Jennifer and Vanessa; Mr. found Ewart College in Toronto. �J
mately 20 voices entered the Coultes, Steven Coultes; third crown? Are we as his children fit can be so transformed. A shin and Mrs. Ron McClenaghan, Mr.. Mrs. Joe Dunbar welcomed a TRUST
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sanctuaryto the processional, year, Jennifer Procter, Clifford y and Mrs. Mark Duffy and Jamie, visitor, Mrs. Salter of Goderich, l RUS l
P for Jesus' crown, or are we fake brooch, if turned in, has no all of St. Thomas Mrs. Eileen literature secretary for this dis- S%f1#L�i�%�
"Sing, Sing Along", accom- Coultes; fourth year, Katherine jewels? Persons who are green sparkle. Help others and shine. trict who brought a display of
panied on the organ by Miss -Procter; sixth year, Debbie Hop- with en or ruby -red' with What you are i�3 God's to Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Doug g P Y Contact our office:
Alison Roberts. During the .per; seventh year, Ruth Higgins, �' Y Parker, and Chrissy, Mr. books which the ladies looked
anger from an uncontrolled you,. Each must serve as Jesus u� Main Street East
service the choir favored with the Alison Coultes, George Procter; nd Mrs._ M rray Granville, over after the meeting. Twenty
ant -hems "ne 'i K W eighth ar, a Higgins; temper are not true polished did, possibly as missionaries, Be one sick and shut-in visits were Listowel
y --npyt a Are a ye,.. , Drnn.. Him emeralds and rubies; but fakes." gems and shine.-^-,iP and Bi11_te+ all of l:xetPr,
Christians", "Give Me Oil in M tenth year, Andrea Coultes. The Mr. and Mrs. Geoff Graham, recorded. "Jesus Calls Us O'er zfti•id5t�
Y She referred to Proverbs 31. A The poem, "Christ Has No the Tumult" was sun and lunch
Lamp" and "Let There Be Peace presentations were made by virtuous woman is to be revered Hands but Our Hands to Do His Dena, Darcy and Devin of g Member: Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation
on Earth". The Hi -C chose George Michie and CliffordBurlington, Mr. and Mrs. Jim was served by the hostess.
' above rubies; she is a real gem. Work", relayed the message McIntyre of Val Caron Mr. and
"Creature Praise" as their very clearly to the capacity con- '
Her work never ceases from
rendition. early morning until late at night. gregation. Be as the hymn Mrs. ,Man McIntyre, London, Mr.
WMS meeting "Jewels in His Crown .and Mrs. Don Clarke and �:�.1. 0.1
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9 She keeps herself nice, a gem fit relates, for Jesus' crown. Persons who The ushers were Karen Raymond, Stoney Creek. ■
Mrs. McClenaghan was Snapup the opportuniti
indulge in smoking and drinking Coultes, Kim McIntosh Mark
opens with poem ruin their sparkle. �. Taylor and Howard Roberts. The Presented with a beautiful
Beauty in the heart illuminates choir sang the Hebrew Bene- decorated cake with candles. The
BLUEVALE—Mrs. Glenn noon meal was held outside as the in
Golle o d the June meetin the soul. Mrs. Tiffin spoke of diction to close an impressive the
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of the Knox Presbyterian Church Salomi and the Queen of Sheba.. service. Mrs. McClenaghan and 14 of
WMS in Bluevale by reading a She said, "To those to whom A chicken barbecue ou the her relatives attended the
poem called `Common Things'. much is given; much will be re .church lawn followed the service. morning anniversary service at
There were 14 members and a Whitechurch United Church -S
guest present at the meeting, where Rev. G. Watt was guest
which was hosted by Mrs. Keith MRs. LE
sTONEr+ousE speaker and her granddaughter, LASSIFIED AD
Moffatt.
The hostess gave a brief _ Belgrave Personal Notes Susan Moss, was guest soloist.
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summary of the Goforth meeting The community extends best The Advance-Tim357-2320
in "Wingham and Mrs. Harry wishes for many more years of
good health and happiness. ,� ,Nh� s
Elliott commented on the Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bolton of Mr. and Mrs. James Lamont
Presbyterial in Brussels when Seaforth visited with Mr. and received word on Friday of the
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Mrs. Burns Moffatt received an Mrs. Willard Armstrong on Sun- Passing of Jim's aunt, Miss LexY
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honorary life membership. day. Miller of Moosomi.n, Sask. Miss
Guest speaker at the meeting Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Yuill, 1*11er is a sister of Jim's mother,
was Lavonne Ballagh of Ross Yuill and Miss Beth Brun- Mrs. Jessie Lamont.
Wingham. kard of Elmira, visited on Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Davies of
She told WMS members to 'put day with Mr. and Mrs. John Can 500
more life into life'. People should Brown and Wayne of Gerrie. Whitechurch, England, Mr. and
take the frills out of their lives, This community extends sin- Mrs. Alvin McDonald of Brussels
give more love, be themselves, cere sympathy to Mrs. James visited on Thursday evening with
have more enthusiasm and be Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnston and
GRANDSON GRADUATES Walsh and her family in the
Murray Downie, son of Mr. able to laugh, she said, sudden passing of a dear husband Mr. and Mrs. James Johnston of
People
and Mrs. Ken Downie of Marg Moffatt thanked Miss and father. Welland who are visiting at the
Penetan uishene, received Ballagh and presented her with a Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Yuill re- Johnston home.
g small gift. turned home on Saturday eve Mr. and Mrs. Art Hagerman of
his B.A. Sc. in civil engineer- Y Beeton spent the weekend with Be Win at the May 26 convocation Mrs. Harold Grant reported on Hing from a conducted tour of
Ing the supply fund. Fifty-five visits England, Scotland and Wales. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor.
at the University of Waterloo. to the sick and shut ins were g
Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston,
Murray was born in Wingham recorded. Mr. Kenneth Davis of Stratford
A lunch was served by Mrs. with their parents, Mrs.
and his grandmother, Mrs. Tara and Erin of Il , Mrs. Laura visited spent the weekend with Mr. and
William Brydges, lives at William Robertson, Mrs. Burns Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. William Coultes and family.
Belgrave. He has accepted a Moffatt and the hostess. Robert Grasby. Miss Doreen Taylor was one of
position with Ontario Hydro. the attendants at the wedding of Ms. C. Schofield
her friend, Julia McDermott to Wingham, Ontario
Dan O'Neill of Belleville on
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Manitoulln, Sudbury. nmmins, Cocftrara and Mooswae Guided fou, of 90$ton Y
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Blue Ridge Mts., Skyline Drive and Shenandoah valley Thunder soy. Lek* of the Woods and Kenore a,eo
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Tour of hlstwk Rkh.n M. Va Guided noun of Edmonton. Calgary Medicine Hat
Jom etea Fr&,"w ►ark - Jasper Notional ►ark and Raeky Mountains
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- Explore Colonlel Wilikmeford - Columbia ko Flelds and Jasper Sky Tram
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. aulded tour of lOMA1 .glop. D C. inclufling Arlington Cemetery Lek* LmIto and H«Itogs Pork
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and Mrs. Jack Willitts attended
Acne 29 - 21 Day W"I Coast Aug. 3 - 7 Day Eest Coos# and Mini Cruiw
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*AV 12 3 Day JwA" In the Hills. Wheeling. W V
July 13 3 Day Aqa a Carryon Aug_ 10 3 Day Thousand lslands and ottawa
on Saturday.
July 20 - 12 Day ANantk Provtnc" Aug. 10 - 2 Day GreeMloid Village Deorboen. Michigan
Mrs. Lolo Mann spent last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Ken
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