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and play their ukeleles to the therne song of the school concert,
held Monday at 8 p.m. ,
S. Anderson is hostess
WI meeting �tBluevcile
BLUALE — The
WorilOnt4slitute met at the
Or
Mrs. Soren •
Anderson On Wednesday of
Iast weet The meeting
apatl!lot atrhte Ode and
lviaCollect.
MentheiVilid their fees and
ansii*rifie roll call by
telling they overcome
the monotony of housework.
Members were invited to
participate' in Belgrave's
70th anniversary on May 19.
An nv4ti6 was received
fromEtheIWj to attend an
evening oti,'A Taste of the
Wild' on May 20. A bus from
wingliam Witt be touring to
•Grenhouses, West
Lorne,. and.Tender Tootsies,
Uleneee, (in May 11. The 4-H
Achievetnel* Day will be
held -Mayl; at 7 p.m. in
-;‘,12.'rlecutpPOltotteSndehwa
play
iu Howick Central
School. It was ' decided to..
attenda play in Blyth again
Afternoon unit members
are urged to share love
BRUSSELS — The Easter
meeting. of the afternoon unit
• (idle United Church.Women
was held at the hom4of Mrs.
Anne Sm ith with 18 nleinbers
in attendance. Mrs. 'Ida
Evans Called the meeting to
order with prayer and a
-poerii, 'God's Law*. .
The Bible study on Psalm
102 was led by Mrs. J.
Crocker. She explained that
this scripture is a prayer of
penitence in a time of af-
fliction. The first verses are
filled with lamentation,
followed by a Seng of praises
to God for His eternal care as
well as His promises of
security - for future
generat ions.
Miss Laura Lucas con-
vened the study. 'Love
Makes the World Go Round'.
The question. 'How do we
practise sharing love in our
church'?•, was answered in a
variety of ways. The ladies
were urged to be friendly,'
make everyone weleome, be
interested in their welfare,
encourage participation in
activities in church' -fe and
plan organized visit at io
. The speaker reminded the
members that some people
'are more aloof than 'others.
Some are lonely and feel
'rejected. She : asked „the.
ladies to contact these people
and ihterest them in church
projects. ."Chrislians
gravitate toward Ode
another since they have a
common tail h.- she said. "It
is our business to include
others and' enlarge the
group...
, Each member was asked
to make a personal retort on
•love efforts' at the May:
meeting.
• A secret "auction will be
held • on an afghan 'with
proceeds to go toward the
education of the group's
adopted child. A bake sale is
planned tor May 23 in the
library •
Mrs. Ada h Smith reported
on her visit to a workshop in
Stratford at which the
moderator, Rev. . Rev. Lois
Wilson. ki as presenl, ltwas a
very tat crest lag afternoon.
The benediction concluded
the meeting and refresh-
ment s ere scrved.
this summer.
Representatives • were
chosen to attend the District
Annual beingheld in
Bluevale on May •15. They
are Mrs. Bert parniss, Mrs.
William Peacock and Mrs.
Wendell Stamper, with Mrs.
Jack Nicholson and. Mrs.
Don Street as allternative.
Plansfor hosting the annual
were f'inalized. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Dorothy
Street, Mrs. 'Tom Dunn and
Mrs. Bert Garniss. •
The annual meeting
followed, with reports given
by conveners of standing
committees. An .active year
anda good financial balance
were • reported. The
nominating committee
Presented the new slate of
officers past president,:.
Mrs. CharleS M'athers;
.,preSident, Mr's." Bert .Gar-
niss; first vice president,
Mrs. Harvey Edgar; second
vice president,...- Mrs. Alex
MacTavish secretary-
treasurer: Mrs. Mel Craig;
District director, Mrs.
William .Peacock; assistant,
Mrs. Wendell Stamper;
branch directors,' Mrs.
Ma6Tavish, Mrs, Anderson,
Mrs. William deVos; pianist,
Mrs. • Carl Johnston;
nominating committee; Mrs.
Peacock, Mrs, Garniss, Mrs. -
C. Johnston: curators, WS_
Street, Mrs. M. Craig:
auditors. Mrs. Snarling
Couple
married
45 years
BELGRAVE — The family
of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fear
entertained their parents to
dinner at the Turnberry
Tavern on Saturday evening,
in honor of their 45th wed-
ding
anniversary. Thirty -on&
members of the family at-
tended the special event..
After the dinner,. friends.
neighbors and relatives
gathered at the Women's
Institute Hall. Belgrave,
where progressive euchre
was .played. .Following the
euchre, a ',smorgasbord was
served by the family.
Johnston, Mrs. Harry
Elliott'. .
Conveners of standing'
committees are: Agriculture
and Canadian ‚Industries,
Mrs. James Johnston',., Mrs.
Tom Dunn; Citizenship and
• World Affairs, Mrs. Robert
}'rase,. Mrs Harry Elliott:
l'.11, -at 'owl and Cultural
Affairs, Mrs. 'Jack Nichol-
son, Mrs. Cecil Payne; Fain-
ily and Consumer Affairs,
Mrs. Ken Simmons, Mrs.
Wiuiam deVos; Resolutions,
Mrs. 'nines Armstrong;
Public Relations, Mrs. Rob-
ert Perry.
Mrs. Garniss thanked
everyone for their co-oper-
ation and work during the
past year. The members look
forward to another good year
for the Women's Institute.
'MRS. JOE INJURER
BIuevajfl
Communion service. was
held Stinday in Knox
Presbyterian Church,
conducted by.Rev. Terrance
Trites. Ten new members -
were received on profession
of faith. They were
Jacqueline Robertson,
Sheila Dorsch, Tracey Day,
Debra' Simmons. • Larry
Murra •
Snell
David Shaw, Brent Day, Ken
Thompson, Douglas Chap-
man.
Sunday visitors with' Mr.
and Mrs. • Joe Walker, Sheila
and Kathy, were Ken Skinn,
Mildred Henning, Mr. • and
Mrs. Clarence Henning, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Moffat and
Rob, Mr. ' and Mrs. Larry
Elliott and 'Shawnda,' Mr.
and Mrs. Daryl Walker,
.Marie Walker, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Elliott and Mr. and
Mrs. George Fischer. Kevin
Walker returned home
Sunday after spending the
weekend in London with the
AirN1(;and
:a. dets.Mrs... Glenn Wylie
and daughter Linda of
Winnipeg, Mildred Henning
of Wingham and Lloyd
Robertson, RR 1. Bluevale,
were Wednesday dinner
guests cd Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Henning. Saturday
guests at the Henning home
,ere Mr. and Mrs. Brian
Coe.. Barry and Clarence of
Norval
SPRING CONCERT—Turnberry Central Sthool's
Grade 6, 7 and 8 class sang the ttory of Noah during
their spring concert Monday night at 8 p.m
OVIIR I, *Otinoaa wUl
Celebrate their.40 wedi
anniversary on April
hOjaar of this special OcCASJOA,
a Xamiliditrer was eajOyed:
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Erb were
united in marriage on April
16, 1941, in Walkerten and •
have resided in .Culross
Township since their,
inarriage. 'Theyhave a
'family of three daughters,
Mrs.. .Dave Dorothy)
„Wharton, RR 3, Winghata,
Mrs. Winston (Eileen)
Gibbons, RII 2, Gederich, •
and Mrs. Donald (Laverne)
MacDonald, London. They
have eight grandchildren.
COC
for new:season.
whirrEettuRc4 The4,
chilciren of the Church of
Chalmers Presbyterian • -
congregation hod• theirficat,
meeting of the new seasek
with their leader*Altie„Ale)iv
Craig and Mrs. Gary 4104
toul, in charge. '
Brian Ross was elected
president of the group. and
Karen •Elliott is vice
president. Karen Pickard*
secretary and Donald
Pickard treasurer.
Mrs. Craig told the
children an Easter story.
Corritc-rtable atmosphere
frtendly service
well prepared. meals
Lunch and Every clay%
Specials. Tues.', to Fri
Evening Unit
holds meeting
FORDWICH The
Evening Unit met April 8 in
the basement of the United
church. President Mrs.
Harris opened ,"the meeting
with a poem on the Easter
theme a hymn wassUng add f,
prayer offered. •
The roll call was an Easter
o thought,. and was answered
EiYunany members as well as
nine visitors.
Mrs. Diane Maim and IVIrs;
'Margaret •Wagler took the
worship service. The
scriptures were read by Mrs.
Wagler. Everyone repeated
•the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. ,
Mann „read pterx,...4tient.,„
Easter and a hymn abseil
the service.
An invitation to the Gorrie
United Church Thank -
offering was read. Mrs.
Harris had some pictures
from our foster child. The
offering was received.
The program committee,
Mrs. Myrna Penny and Mrs.
Clara Gibson, had Lenore
Beswetherick show her
pictures of the Holy Land.
There were pictures of
.Jerusalem, the Dead Sea,
Jesus' crucifixion, and the
Jordan River. Mrs. Gibson
thanked Miss Beswetherick
for showing the pictures and
presented her with a gift.
A delicious' lunch was
served by Carol Donaldson
and Darlene Harding. The
next meeting will be at
Marion Fnaser's home. A
feature by Mrs. Lockie
closed the meeting.
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