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at McIntosh Church '���v►/��ewf�!
Do ester, a tomer 'minister.
The tie of his' sermon wait
"What Thie Life Means".
The junior choir idling a special.
number, and Doug Inglis sang a
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COUNTY. HONOR WINNERS --Receiving County Honors at
Achievement Day on Saturday at Howick Central were,
from left, Jacinta Kieffer, Anne Simmons, Gail .Renwick,
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Gwen Gibson, Jo -Ann Kief., r, Linda Gibson, Susan Brid.9e,
Brenda Finlay,' Kim .',''8.ay'lor1 Donna MacAdam, Cathy
Clarkson. Absent were Sherry Machan and Cathy Barbour.
Knox Church, Bluevale marks 115th
Knox Presbyterian Church at
Bluevale was filled to capacity
Sunday morning when special
services marking the 115th anni-
ersary were held with a former
Wingham pastor, Rev. Gordon
Fish, now of Scarborough,
preaching the sermon. Conduct-
ing the service was Dennis Free-
man, BA, student minister.
Bright but cool weather
favored the event, but brought
about a change in original plans
for a picnic lunch following the
service. Owing to the cool
br}eezes, lunch was enjoyed in the
basement of St. Andrew's
Church, Wingham, attended by
members from Belmore, Blue -
vale and Wingham, where Mr.
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Fish and family were -cordially
greeted by many of their former
parishioners „ and (Rev. R. H.
Armstrong and Mrs: Armstrong.
In his sermon at Bluevale cap-
tioned: "Let's do it together" Mr.
Fish encouraged the congrega-
tion to think less of apparently
negative trends in physical did
solution of the Christian chut'i1;,n
respect to `tplant, organization,
machinery" and concentrate'
with hope for the future in the
power of a few imbued with 'the
true 'spirit of Christ.
He spoke of small groups 14, the
Student minister is speaker
at Bluevale WM.S. meeting
BLUEVALE — _ The associate
members meeting of the WMS
was held at the home of Mrs.
Keith Moffatt.
Mrs. Glenn Golley gave the call
to worship and "What a Friend
We Have in Jesus" was sung.
Scripture was, read by Mrs.
Golley, followed by the .com-
ments "Wealth of Friendship".
Mrs. Alba Mundell gave the
prayer.
• Roll call was answered by a
verse from the Bible. Visits to the
sick were recorded. A letter was
read by the secretary on memos
for secretaries of local adult
groups.
The treasurer's report was
read by Mrs. Gordon Mundell
who also received the offering.
The offering was dedicated by the
president. IIII 1
Mrs. Keith Moffatt welcomed
arKs:
anniversary
BLUEVALE — The 75th anni-
versary of the Federated.
Women's Institute was cele-
brated in the communityhall on
June 9th by a. dessert euchre.
There was a good attendance as
former members and visitors
from neighboring .branches at-
tended.
The hall was• tastefully dec-
orated with flowers of Women's
Institute colors, purple and gold.
After a dainty dessert, Mrs.
Mel Craig, Bluevale' president,
conducted the celebration cere-
mony giving a short snyopsis° of
the activities of Bluevale
Women's Institute. She had' nine.
?ornffr presidents and four
former secretaries form a line
and presented each with a cor-
sage, with particular credit given
to Mrs. M. L. Aitken who had
done much foie the society. -
The ladies then enjoyed an
afternoon of euchre and a
friendly get-together.
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Cost: Residential participants $300.
*Day epi km $150.
(this ' i in d,dis lunch aid dinner)
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the speaker, Mr. Freemal;
4n nister of Bluevale Presby
terian Church, his topic beiflg.'
"Family Life". A lively disc:-'
sion followed as all members,
participated by givi g thei
views and problems pertaining tq
home life and church activities
•
Mrs. Gooey thanked Mr. Free,;1.
man and the hostess, Mrs.:;"
Moffatt. "Abide Wtih Me" thra0"
sung and the meeting was closed; '
with The Lord's Prayer in unison.
Lunch was served by the ho$tr;.
ess, assisted by Mrs. Alba Mini':
dell and Mrs. Golley.
Explorer!s
hold tea
niversary
past who have been stimulated--
and
timulatedand inspired by the power of God
to achieve great things for man-
kind, and individuals as well,
such as John Wesley and other
outstanding pioneers of the
modern day church. Eleven of
the Apostles too, made a tremen-
dous impact on generations to
follow.
Mr, Fish urged his hearers to
bear in mind that much more im-
portance should be placed on
understanding the will of God • by
individuals and groups who will
then be empowered to mightily
influence the lives of - others,
rather than be concerned so
much with the material condition
of the church as a plant, machine
or real estate.
Special Music
Special music for the service
included a solo: "Open the Gates
of the Temple", by Murray Els-
ton and a solo: "Let There -Be
Peace on Earth", by Connie
Mann and an anthem by the
church choir:. "Leave Your
Heavy Burden at the Cross" and
"Troubles. and Trials".
In the course of the service, Mr.
Freeman welcomed the former
Wingham minister, Rev. Gordon
L. Fish of Guildwood Community
• Presbyterian Church, -Scar-
borough, and also expressed
thanks to the organist, Mrs. Phyl-
lis Hoggart, the choir and the
GORRIE — The Explorer girls soloists for their contribution to
Ientertatn e1 otheraat '; ea "; .
� , �t�fe `ser'viee of worshl�p, mention -
in the Gerrie United Church:` •
Mrs. • Norman . Fairies chose
"Love" as the theme for the wor-
ship service. Three graduates
were Karen Hyndrian, Karen
Underwood and Janice Fairies'
'who were presented with gradua-
tion pins and certificates.
Mrs. Robert Strong, on behalf
of thegirls expressed apprecia-
tion to Mrs. Fairies for her work.
Cookies
The girls served tea and
cookies and a social time was en-
joyed.
ing also Ralph Gregg and Mr. and
Mrs. Moffat. A welcome was also
given to those joining in the•wor-
ship from Belmore and all other
guests.
Gorrie
' Harry Gowdy and Fred -Hynd-
man spent a week at Moosonee
and also called on James Hynd-
man at North Bay.
Bluevale Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mann left on
Saturday for Hawaii, Ross being
a delegate to the American Fed-
eration Musicians' Union conven-
tion. They flew by air from Wind-
sor.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bosman
of Wingham visited Mrs. Ray-
mond Elliott on Sunday.
Mrs. Orville Jones, formerly
Donna Smith of Crediton, and
Mrs. Joe Smith of Brussels, both
former presidents of Bluevale
Women's Institute, attended the
celebration in the Bluevale Hall.
on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leader and
family visited in the London area
on Sunday.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Elliott on Sunday ti ere Mr. and
Mrs. Will Dettman of Wroxeter;
Miss Patti King of Wingham, and
Denny MacDonald of Lucknow,
also Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wight -
man of Belgrave.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilkinson
of Wingham visited Mr. and Mrs.
Fraser Haugh and Eileen on Sun-
day.
J. J. Elliott and Harold Elliott
attended the 66th reunion of the
Elliott family at Ingersoll on Sat-
urday.
REV. GORDON FISH, a former minister of St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, was guest speaker at Knox Church,
Bluevale, for the 115th anniversary service Sunday morn-
ing. A joint luncheon was enjoyed by members of the Bel -
more, Bluevale and Wingham congregation at St..Andrew's
following the service. (Staff Photo)
THERE WAS AN excellent attendance at the. "garden party" at Gorrie United Church
Wednesday evening although cool weather determined that it be an indoor..event, held in
the church basement. (Staff Photo)
Belgrave Pers�naINbtes
Congratulations to Murray Els-
ton, son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Elston, who received his Honors
Bachelor of Arts in history at
Alumni Hall, University of West-
ern Ontario. Murray plans to en-
ter the School of Law, University
of, Western Ontario in the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leitch,
Julie and Jeffrey and Miss Mary
Grasby of Londonspent the
weekend with Mr. and,Mrs. Rob-
ertr
G asby
The7Belgrave Women s
tute will hold their education
meeting in Belgrave Community
Rooms on Tuesday, June 20, at
6:15 p.m. with Mrs. George
Michie as convener. Speaker will
be Mrs. Bessie Hood, a speech
teacher. A film will be shown,
"The Rise and Fall of the Great
Lakes". The roll call, "A Tongue
Twister". Lunch committee,
Mrs. Ross Higgins, Mrs. Herb
Wheeler and Mrs. Jesse Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Wilcox of
Norwich, Mrs. David Miller and
Adrienne of Mount Elgin visited
on Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.
William Stevenson.
Belgrave is growing. A new -
home is being built on Jane Street _
by Jack Van Camp Construction.
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Mathers
attended the graduation of their
son Arnold, who received his
Master of .Education degree in
Convocation Hall, University of
Toronto..
We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
ter Bacon and family back to the
village.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Coriltes,
Judy and Denise of Chatham
.visited on Sunday with his:
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Coultes, and attended the Scott
reunion in Belgrave community
centre.
Friends of Mrs. Carl Procter
are sorry to hear that she is a
patient in Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mc-
Dowell of Auburn visited on Wed-
nesday with Albert Vincent.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Vincent of
-Bluevale' visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Vincent on Thursday.
Mrs. Herb Wheeler spent a
couple of days with Mrs. Goldie
Wheeler of London last week and
visited° with Mrs. Carl Procter,
who is a patient in Victoria Hos-
pital, London.
Robert Hibberd attended the
Canadian Keswick United
Church Men's Conference at Port
Carling last weekend.
Mrs. Robert Hibberd visited
her sister and brother-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Zurbrigg of RR
2,, Clifford last, weekend.
Stanley Cook has been a patient
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Mr. and Mrs 1 eorge Bullock of
Zurich were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vincent.
Mrs. Albert Vincent attended
the reception and charivari at
Blyth for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Taylor, newlyweds, on, Wednes-
day evening.
Mr: and. Mrs. Bruce Marshall
spent the weekend with• Mrs.
Stanley Cook and visited with her
father, who is a patient in Wing -
ham and District .Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth- Scott
and family attended the 25th
wedding anniversary .of Mr, and
Mrs. Lloyd Saunders of Chatham
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Got-
- don Saunders, RR 7, Lucknow, on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ritchie,of
Lucknow visited on Sunday' with
Mr. and Mrs.' Kenneth Sctt, '
Mr. and
Mrs,
* td 1on,
Mary Anne and .
'1# Ue-
t vale , were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Higgins.
Mrs. Laura Mann of Teeswater
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse. On Sun-
day Mrs. Arthur H. Edgar visited
at the same home.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Scott and son
Brian of Midland visited on Sun-
day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
Athol Bruce and attended the
Scott reunion in the Belgrave
arena.
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CLEAN-UP WEEK
` June 19th to June 24th
At the regular meeting of the Wingham Town Council . on
June 5t'1i the Council resolved to request every resident of the
Municipality to Paint -up and `Clean-up their properties during the
week of June 19 to June 24.
The town truck will pick-up refuse on the first and third
Thursday of each month from May to November.
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CLEAN-UP WEEK
` June 19th to June 24th
At the regular meeting of the Wingham Town Council . on
June 5t'1i the Council resolved to request every resident of the
Municipality to Paint -up and `Clean-up their properties during the
week of June 19 to June 24.
The town truck will pick-up refuse on the first and third
Thursday of each month from May to November.
WINGHAM TOWN COUNCIL