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Mr. King, a er and lay man,
r...: ducted by. Mr. G. Ross lid was: con- used Jeremiah s letter to the exiles
a"whom Nebuchadnezzar had taken as
® The scripture from Matthew related
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the story Of the workers 1nti1Q`X►'i11e- sas�r�e Guy f
Ionia saying, Mark for the good of
yard and was read by Mr. Murray the cities where I have made you go,
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Association
} 1�t Scott. Pray to me on their behalf because '
Liberal /" �s s o C i a lr i o 1 1 - Ivan Dow introduced the guest in their welfare you will find your
R speaker, John King, Rural Life welfare."
i I I' h o I d .a resource person for London con-
ference. He spoke an "Corporate Conditions were on a parallel with
" those of our present time, he said. �'`,•
■ * Responsibility and It's Fall Out". Our youth today feel hopelessness
An organ and piano prelude of and fear a nuclear disaster. But G
sacred selections was presented by
dont give up, he urged, pray for 3K.F
Mrs. George Procter and Mrs..,
■ Leslie Shaw. The large choir sang those who have power over you. 4
eting
"Thy Word Is Dear to Me" with Mr. King read a preliminary �� s
drafted letter stating farm states
organ accompaniment.
ties. Farmers ways • must be re -
Rev. John G. Roberts extended a'
warm welcome to the Targe congre- directed; introduce new crop ro-
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gation'consisting of 20 visitors from tation; return lands to forest includ- s
ing marginal lands and fence rows. `war
Wednesday March 1118 7
Toronto;
United Church, ( Leaside)
Toronto; members of Calvin -Brick This is a practical use which the
{ United Church, East Wawanosh and church can use, he said. This is the
gospel. .
at 8:00, . n"1. Knox United, Belgrave. SENIOR SPEAKERS —A. public speaking competition for elementary and secondary 'school students was
p Following the singing of the bene- y g g g p g presented
Pat Cull, Steven Coultes, Ross held last Saturday at the Win ham Legion Halt. Don of Wiri halt►, -s a k -off or, anizer,
at the Higgins and John R. Taylor passed diction by the .choir a hot meal was Karla King with first prize in the senior division and Heidi Fillmore was runner-up.. Both girls attend the F. E. .. "
served in the school room.
theoffertoryplates.. Madill Secondary School in Wingham. •
Tara -Arran
Community Centre Agriculture Is theme
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• Nominate the official candidate for the next of InstRutel meeting. aft
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provincial election � BELGRAVE — Theagr•culture that Mr. Alexander has become very
meeting of the Women's Institute concerned about soil erosion, wind r
• Elect delegates to the Ontario Liberal Party was held in the WI Hall last Tues- erosion and pollution in our area. He
Annual General Meetingday, .Feb. 17 at 12 noon. A good -gave a slide presentation to illusµ r
crowd enjoyed the many varied "pot trate his very informative talk and 4"
Membership Deadlines: luck" casseroles, salads and des handed out information sheets to all ;" h
New Members - March 4, 1987 serts, who were interested. He urged
1987 Mrs. Norman Coultes was the con- everyone present to dosomething
Renewals -.March 11, to
s vener and the motto was "Wilful help correct the situation.,
(Huron -Bruce, Grey -Bruce) Waste makes Woeful Want". Mrs. Glenn Coultes' thanked 'Mr..'
The roll call was -answered by the and Mrs. Alexander. '
For information or membership members stating several ways to . Mrs. Jim Hunter, vice-president; t . ,
Call' prevent pollution, There was a short was in charge *of the business r.
sing -song conducted b Mrs. Glenn meeting. ' It was announced the a
Mac Inglis g g Y g .
g � Joe Dietrich Coultes, The guest speaker was•N'or- t Morris Township .Federation. of•
367-2043367-2866. man Alexander of Londesborough, 'Agriculture banquet and .the East
who is drainage superintendent for Wawanosh Federation of Agri cul- '
■ the Township of Hullett. ture banquet are both to be held in s
Tt• is in connection with this job the WI Hall this spring.
LEGION SPEAK -OFF — The Wingham Legion Hall'was the scene of the annual public speaking competition
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for elementary and secondary schogl students last Saturday. Andy Rodger; past president of the Legion,
presented the: first -prize trophy. in the junior elementary contest to Linda Stobo'of Hillcrest Central School at
- . Teeswaler: `Shawn .Fair of Tumberry Central and.Charlotte Matz of Sacred Heart, Wingham, were second
and third respectively,'
' - Seniors meet at
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As 'St. Andrew's Presbyterian Boris Bushell. composed . a..poem ° was. held Monday evening at. tlie'
Church, Wingham, is celebrating its entitled "Backward Glimpse of 125 community ball With 34 members in
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125th anniversary this year, the first � Years',, .which containedten
much ' • '
event 'was .a concert held Friday history of the church. This was read The meeting opened with the
evening and„sponsored by the Three ' by John Marin. singing:, of "O Canada", ac -
Ms. Seven teenaged girls, The companied by by Florence Johnston
President, Alex'.Robertson and his Singspir.ations, delighted . the at the piano. This was followed by a'
wife, 'Jean, dressed in' costumes of audience . with their ttendition, of . short sing -song. The minutes of the
previous times, greeted everyone as "Make Us+One, Father", "Love`Is last meeting were read and adopted.
they arrived. The members, attired Like 'a River" . and "Sing to the
in fashion of -years gone by,'com- Lord",, accompanied . ay .Mr. During the business, the group
plete with � bustles and swallowtail Cameron. A piano'solo was given by decided to make a donation of $50 to
coats, gathered around the piano Mrs. Robertson and the New Life the Heart and Stroke Foundation.
and led in a lively singsong of gospel Singers sang two more numbers. The treasurer's report was read and
music. Mrs. Don Robertson presided adopted, followed by a reading by
at the piano and organist, Bill A special feature .of the evening Mary'Turvey.
OLDSMOBILE Cameron, conducted. was Earl and Martha Heywood who 'The meeting then adjourned; and
Jim Wilson welcomed those , entertained by performing magic several ganlesofprogressiveeuchre
present and gave an interesting tricks, which left the ' audience were enjoyed. Prizes wereawarded
resume of 'the Three Ms. The New, mystified. Earl explained the art of to: high lady, Anna Johnston; low,
Cutlass Ciera. "Life Singers, Pat Gaunt, Louise magic, asking for audience par- lady„ 1V kgaret Mundell; high man,
p 1Y� Bloemberg and, Dianne'. English, tjcipation. At one point it was Wes Paulin; low man; Jack,Fisher; '
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V u p r�i 1 1 1 sang a medley of old hymns of the thought the Three Ms might -lose ladies door pride, Isabel Garniss
church. their president but all ended well! .and men's door prize, Stewart .
The first president of the Three Anne Campbell introduced John MacLennan.
Calais Toronado Ms, Catherine MacDonald, was Pennyead who gave a very pleasing A buffet lunch was prepared and y
present with ,,her husband, Bruce. rendition of Christian songs. Shirley served by Jean Mathers, Mr. and
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sang two delightful Scottish Donaldson closed the program with Mrs. Ross Turvey and Mr. and Mrs.
Back to you songs, accompanying herself on the prayer and all enjoyed +a time of ' George Carter. The .next open
piano. All sang "Auld Lang Syne". fellowship and refreshment. edchre will be held March 9 at 8 p.m.
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