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°�Wom'len contemplateglefts, Fire destroys WHITECHURCH
s70 acres of hay WVsitor on Sunday
with Mr
.
�suilford Clipperton and Johnandtalents at leader Early Tuesday morning a Mrs. Mullis wo
Mrs.
tanker from the Wingham Fire Marg Cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
Ilam Bernard and bah Jeari all
PROCLAMATION
I hereby proclaim Monday,
September 6, 1976 a civic holi-
day for the Town of Wingham.
I hereby call upon all good citi-
zens to observe the same.
Joe Kerr
Acting Mayor
Over 140 United Church Women
registered for the annual School
loneliness, its and the results of
u4#* our gifts.
On Monday afternoon Gerald
and Shirley Paul introduced the
ceased foods an our markets. We
should give gifts of love and of
Department was called to a fire
at the home of Gordon Carter, RR
Thorn
dale of ThornMr and Ctrs >1
for Leaders at Alma College last
When discussing loneliness be
subject, Simplicity Life Style.
ur
ourselves, and not worry about
3, Blyth. The cause of the barn
o.t a and Adam of eRob-
weekend. Another 220 registered
eg
remarked that we all yearn for
Simplicity is the practice of
p
the mo
money. God has created Ula
fire was combustion of the wet
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Faw, Steven,
for the one day school held on
solitude, but not all of us know
knowing the use of time. We are
free and we are lucky to be living
hay which it is expected had been
Susie, Joan and Laura, Thorn -
LauMuffib,
what to do with it when we have
absorbed in the culture around us
in Canada where we are free to
smoldering for over a week. The
dale Miss Jenna 1.4adon
, 1. adon
Sunday evening the ladies were
it. The only solution to loneliness
and possessed by possessions,
live our lives to the fullest.
Blyth and Wingham fire crews
and Hoge, Thamesfx,
og Stev-
entertained by ten young people,
is solitude, but it must be entered
and work all our lives for what9
Jack White, of the Walpole
arrived at the farm at approxi-
en Faw remained for a holiday on
the farm. Mr. and Mm. Fred Tif-
representing four United Church
es in London, in a musical pres-
into with discipline. Every way of
life requires discipline and disci-
We need a time to celebrate but
material things get in the way.
Indian Reserve spoke Monday
mately a a.m. and fought the
blaze for over six and one half
fin were Sunday afternoon callers
entation of The Story Telling
Aline in solitude would be a rough
We can't withdraw from society
evening of his life and the prob-
at the same home.
Man. This told the story of three
road at first but we would find it a
but we can be absorbed by it. We
boys being raised as Indian
There was little damage to the
This community recently
parables: The Lost Coin, The
rewarding experience.
should be thankful we are making
boy. He was sent away from his
f
barn or animals but 48 acres of
learned that Carman Farrier, of
Lost Sheepand The Lost Son.
Everyone is inclined to think
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enough mono to
g Y par taxes when
home for ten years to get his
firstcut hay and 30 acres of
Long Branch, had the misfortune
Rev. Bob and Betty Giuliano of
that all the gilts of the church are
others are not so fortunate. We
cation and was full of bitterness
nes
second -cut were all lost. The
to fall while doing caretaking
Windsor led the discussions and
given to the m
minister, but this is
are missing so much putting our
and loneliness. He became an
alcoholic and drug user analso
d is
loose hay had been blown into the
duties at the church which result-
ed in a brakes hip and other in -
each .morning Bob discussed
not so. We have to come to terms
economic situations first—we
did some stealing. When
barn in June with the last of it go-
juries
with
with our own gifts and try to give
our gifts daily. Some talents be-
should be thankful for the lesser
things we have.
sided he had lived that way too
ing in four weeks ago.
ries and Mrs Fred Davis and
come our lifetime vocations, but
When you take into consider-
long he asked for help from a
Dana of Windsor are visiting with
some will bring pleasure to
anon we in the first world eat
minister friend and accepted
her mother, Mrs. Garnet Farrier.
others.
steaks, the second world eats
Christ. Today he is a foster father
Mr. and Mrs. Al Inglis Robert
After each of his talks the
stew, the third world eats soya
to eight Indian children and with-
and Albert of Ottawa who am,
ladies were asked to spend one
and the fourth eats soup, it seems
in the next two weeks he will beWroxeter
legally accredited to run a group
holidaying in the area spent Sun -
day evening and Monday with
completely alone to take a
look at themselves and try to find
strange that we, with lots to pro-
g P
e us with energy,drive cars;
home for Indian Children.oman
decoration ss service
Mr. and Mrs. Bev Woad
the answer to such questions as:
the second world people walk or
The theme speaker for the
conference was Rev. Sue Se y
tended.athend
at
and Graham. Mr. Sandy Fryfogle
also visited at the same home.
For what do I hunger?; With
use public transportation; the
more of Delaware and she ad-
New Dundee Cemetery on Sun
what have I tried to fill m Y
third world may have a beast to
dressed the almost 400 women on
day and Mr. Toman's sister, Mrs.
hunger? What are my gifts?;
ride on but the fourth world
Tuesday afternoon. The theme
Ivan Sararas, returned home
What have I done for the burdens
people walk or crawl. Those with
was "Called to Be" and she posed
with them for a couple of weeks'
around me?; and am I using my
the most, do the least. Our values
h
such questions as Called to be—
visit.
Mr d M t1_ d
are ooked unto a s st . an so. rge an an
THE Ogifts in the work I am doing? y em—a What? Who issues the call?; and famil Sarnia, and Mr. and Mrs. LocalWitnesses
more for me now way of life. It Y,
After trying to find the answers to Y What is the real Me? The first Richard Allan, Toronto, visited at
these and other questions the takes a lot of courage not to get
q Y thing she thought we were called the weekend with their parents, atter aSSem '�
FOR THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO met in small groups and tried to caught in keeping up with the to be was satisfied; satisfied as
bel each other understand Jones' and refraining from buy Mr. and Mrs. Mac Allan. Jehovah's Witnesses and in -
announces that members of his staff will be available themselves. ing the junk food and over pro persons, content with the gifts we ,-Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson persons totaling over
have been given, content with the accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Al- 1,700, attended the semi-annual
for Private interviews at: relationships we share and the lister Green of Goderich , to gathering in Jehovah's Witnesses
MACKAY HALL friends we have. Rev. Seymore Beamsville where they visit0d Assembly Hall in Norval this past
pe
NELSON AND NORTH STREETS Festival h@IAS t0 repair arena can play a Mrs. Anne Magill. stressed that everyone y A�, weekend.
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GODERICH, ONTARIO White beans are one of the big the village can be seen in the to even if theyeaningful lesle in s gifted than y's socie- Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Higgins Murray Fisher, presiding over-
t Y g visited during last week with
from 9:30 a. m. to 9:00 m. , Wednesday, September 22 1976 crops in Huron County and 40 per kitchens. The slicing of cabbage, others. She urged all women their son and famil , Mr. and seer, stated that all from the local
p y' p cent of all Ontario's beans are which took several days for u to Y congregation enthusiastically
Y P - whether single, widowed, separ- Mrs. Bill Higgins, at Erin. welcomed the instruction. He
and at grown in the county. 15 people, has been cut down with ated, divorced or married to be Sunda rests with Mr. and
THE LISTOWEL MUNICIPAL BUILDING On Saturday this crop was put the use of an old washing ma- content with their lives. WhetherGeorgeY added:"o blies help us
Mrs. Gibson were Mr.to
Eo good use during the Zurich chine tub, a farm disc, an electric we have one, five, or ten talents and Mrs. Dean Gibson of Lucan, recognizepossibilities
330 WALLACE AVENUE NORTH Bean Festival. The 11th annual motor and some knives. An en- we need to be receptive to the call and train us for the work that
affair's profits will oto bel re- terprising P Mr. and Mrs. Brad King, Mark must be done now. For example,
USTOWEL, ONTARIO P g P P g gentleman put them and be satisfied. We should be- and Pamela of Clinton and Mr.
pair the Zurich arena which is together and saved thousands of come givers of love and of our and M s. Murrayibson and the program featured Jesus' ex -
from 10:00 a. m. to 9:00 p. m., Thursday, September 23, 1976 one of those closed because of not dollars on a commercial cutter. Y ample, preparing for our
selves rather than being getters. Dawn, evangelizing work helping
for individuals, groups, organizations and their representatives who wish to bring complaints meeting the National Building Nine regrigerators have been 'pups event was fun night '
Y ng g Mrs. Leo Duggan and David of
ug8 others in thee, congregation, how to
to his attention.. These interviews shall be conducted in private, due to the obligation on the Code standards. placed on their backs. An eleC- and 15 groups resented skits tt�eB °Q'
Ombudsman to yoke no disclosure of any information received. More than 10,000 heart eaters trician managed to hook large g ps P Stayner visited a few days with, our Bible, etc."
Y g g representing the Olympics. It their aunts, Mrs. George Griffith, The assembly featured the dis-
If would bis appreciPted, although not essential, if individuals, groups, organizations or their devoured 2,400 pounds of white heating elements into the old re- . was called Almapics and gold Miss Margaret Griffith and Y
g p provide copies beans slop with 50 cases of cab- fri erators and the were laced course, "Keep Seeking God's
representatives, wishing to present briefs or statements, or lodge complaints, p g g Y P medals were presented try their cousin Jack last week. Kingdom", delivered On Sunday.
of such material prior to the above dates, addressed to: bage. There were 400 pounds of in a row. Now the doors open up- own Lord Killanan. Mrs. Allan Griffith spent a byEdwin ch, the district
bacon mixed in with the beans wards to reveal large steaming After an impressive com- couple of days in Goderich last
The Ombudsman and 200 gallons of ketchup was trays of beans being cooked. munion service Wednesday af- week and accompanied by Mrs. supervisor.
consumed. There were 500 The festival operates more as ternoon all the ladies returned James Robertson of that town
Sixth Floor pounds of brown sugar used and publicity for the village than for home to try and live a little more
hundreds of pies were eaten. the mane collected. spent Thursday in London. WOODS
P Y of the simple life, being satisfied
65 Queen Street West Traffic along four streets in the An official with the Ontario with them ves. CAMPBELL
Po village was stopped and three Bean Growers Marketing Board Delegates from the immediate BRUBACHER
TORONTO, Ontario were taken up by food booths and said the festival provides an op- area were Mrs. Jack Walker of LIMITED
picnic tables. There were also an EARNS SCHOLARSHIP
p portunity to acquaint Canadians Wingham and Mrs, William
MSH 2M5 tique displays, crafts and horse- with eating beans. He said the Coultes of Belgrave. Sally Dobson, daughter of Mr. Ontario Land
and Mrs. G. L. Dobson, RR 4,
shoe pitching. board can sell more beans to the Listowel has just received word Surveyors
G The ingenuity of the people in United States than to Canadians. that she has successfully passed Box 282, Ripley, Ont.
two courses at summer session at 395-5984
w w Wilfrid Laurier University,
Waterloo. She received an A
Feed lot financingis a business we understand. minus in sociology and psych- w BELL.
psych-
ology and earned a $400 scholar
Thoroughly. 1111011111111 ship. She will attend WLU com-
We've been providing the capital for both cattle and mencing Sept. 14, majoring in OPTOMETRIST
feed for years. —Mr. and Mrs. Keith Scott of her parents' home. - psychology. Miss Dobson is a GOUERICH
Chilliwack, B.C., holidayed —Mr. and Mrs. Harold Case- former graduate of Listowel Dis
Naturally, ,we'd like to take a look at your require- recently with Mr. and Mrs. more of Lester, B.C., visited trict Secondary School. The Square 524-7661
ments on an annual 1?a5V.so that you can plan your credit Charles Norminton of Teeswater recently with Harold Casemore
Wing -
needs and take advantage of market opportunities as they and Mrs. Marion Scott, Wing- and Mrs. Nettie Ross of Wing -
ham. ham. Other visitors with Mr.
occur. —Mrs. Oscar Kieffer, Blue- Casemore and Mrs. Ross last WE HAVE MOVED
'I'he'I'U Bank talks feed lot beef production, good vale, spent a few days last week week were Mrs. Dorothy Butler
farm financial management and capital loan requirements. at her daughter Corinne's cottage and family of Scarborough. ,
R i 1 at Wasaga Beach. Visiting at the Ed's Siding & Roofing
It's a part of our'I'U I''arm-Yac• program that's same time were Mrs. Georgina —Weekend guests of Mrs.
spec•iticallY designed to rope with the particular problems of Schreiter and Krista of'Kitchener George Fisher, Patrick Street, • Vinyl mi or aluminum siding
and Mrs. Karen Weishar and Col- were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fisher •Aluminum Seamless Eovestroughing
the agricultural industry. and family of Don Mills. Mrs. • FREE ESTIMATES
leen of Stratford. Fisher and boys remained for a. Get the g g price'
' The 'I�U I-3atik talks heef� production. —Mrs. J. Aitchison and Mrs. y lob done right of the right
We'd like to talk to you. Margaret Casemore have return- week's visit. Take your choice aluminum or vinyl siding $80 per square.
ed from a joyous 20 -day bus tour —The family of Mr. and Mrs.
eef of the Maritimes and Newfound- Wallace Agar, Edward Street, Call 335-6341
B.land. spent Sunday with their parents
—Mr. and Mrs. Allan Neyons of to celebrate their father's birthWroxeter, Ontario
Grill Lake, Sask., visited with day.
Bluevale relatives over the week-
end. SPECTACULAR
—At the 11:15 Mass at Sacred
Heart Church, Wingham, Melissa _ _ _
' e • Louise, infant daughter of Mr. M M1� � R US E D CARS,
and Mrs. Ronald Kieffer of Wrox-
`t eter, received the sacrament of s ' 1974 OLDS TORONADO
I ' 0 • baptism. Rev. A. J. Nolan per , 1976 CHEVELLE
formed the ceremony. Godpar- 6 cylinder, locally ownedl 33,000 miles, luxurious, air-conditioning
ents are Miss Corinne Kieffer,
. Hamilton, and Ralph Weishar, , Lic. No. KDX 152 $4�1 SO I Lic. No. AXT548 $5,250 1
Stratford. Grandparents, Mr. and
1973 TOYOTA
Mrs. Gordon Barger of Lucknow � 1969 RIVIERA � �
and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kieffer Super Sporty car, air-conditioning I Economical compact
of Bluevale, RR 1, were present , I P $1 6S0 ,
n n.nwse $Lic. No. DUA 726 • ,
for the event A christening din- Lic. No. CWU 021 A 2,1 SD I +
s held after for the ner in honor of trelatives at i 1.974 COUGAR XR7 ** i 1974 VEGA
1 Power windows, air conditioning Small and economical
$
( Lic. No. HWV 9?5 '2,67S ,
�AKELET � Lic. No. HMD 267 3,895 I s
�� -- 1 1973 Pontiac Parisienne 1 1972 CUTLASS.
Weekend guests at the home of 1 Owned by a Walkerton Building Executive l 2 door locally owned ,
Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Murray and , p I $Z 7S0 '
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Murray were , Lic. No. FHN 938 $3,1 8S Lic. No. FKD 131 , ,
t- ofrComoxMB( Murray Dempsey
1973 COUGAR 1973 PONTIAC Gran Prix 1
On Sunday the family of the,
late George Murray held a , Sporty, vinyl roof, co-ordinated interior I Air conditioning, Power windows
family gathering at the home of 1 $ I s ,
Lic. No. FKE 855 2,750 I Lic. No. BPT 360 4,450 ,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Murray M --------------------------------------------
visit with their nephew, Mr. and All cars under 100% power train 60 day warranty except
Mrs. Murrav Dempsey / • 30 days 50/50
Mr. and Mrs .Jim Inglis at y �' consigned by one of our customers ,
tended the Bean Festival held at
Zurich on Saturday , under guarantee
Mr. and Mrs. Warren 7,urbrigg Cohris
visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs 1 ASK ABOUT G C 1
Robert Hibberd in Belgrave. OUR LOW Financing ,
TORONTO DOMINION Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ziegler of , Down Paymenf Available ,
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,,,6„ th. d,,,,,,,,,, Lambeth and Mr. and Mrs. Alex t f•
of Marys were Sunday
guests
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guestss th at the home of Mr. and
Mm. Sandy Murray and Mr. and W INGH A M 357-2323 MARK Of 11(itifW1
• Mrs. Lyle Murray