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a re 2 ee A special invitation Mr. and Mrs. Gwynn of Waubaushene look over the invitation received from the Queen, inviting "Lefty"' to attend a reception at the opening ceremonies of the 21st Olympiad at Montreal this month.. . Photo by Charlotte Gerdes Christ's Church, Waubaushene summer activities by Charlotte Gerdes On Sunday morning, at 9 a.m. June 27, in Christ's Church, Waubaushene, the Sacrament of Holy Baptism was ad- ministered to three babies. Welcomed into Christ's Family were Ryan Charles and Ronald Allan, twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Polkinghorne (nee Jane Fallowfield) and Lyle Jonathon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Craig Painter (nee Susan Fallowfield). Godparents for Ryan and Ronald were their uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Eric Polkinghorne and for Lyle his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bernard. At 10:30 Rev. Kib- blewhite again officiated the same Sacrament at St. George's' Church, Fairyalley, when Geoffry Charles Ball, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ball and Bradley James Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker, were also welcomed into Christ's Family as baptized members. Rev. Kibblewhite read out three banns of marriage, at Christ's Church between Joseph Arthur Geroux and Susan Jane Tucker and Donald Garry Barr and Linda Darlene Dunkley. At. St. George's Church between Ray Carlen Hill and June Susan Elizabeth Eakley. During the summer months Rev. Kibblewhite and his wife will continue to take Mondays as their "day off'? and will be on vacation during the month of August. In the event of an urgent family matter the following Anglican Clergymen will be available to assist you: Rev. Rod Barlow phone 526-2742 and Rev. Norman Newman phone 325-2742. The Union Sunday School is in need of teachers starting in September. If you are interested in teaching little children one hour a week please contact Mrs. Rita Polkinghorne. RS Sees eres * gupet mstrong Shock Absorbers a oe oe ea. eae Loh €a. Economy Shock Regular Shock E'" MUFFLER SHOP SPECIAL Heavy Duty Shock-- °9." «a "InstallationExtra"' Manufacturers Warranty Also Shops in Barrie-& Collingwood This summer there is to be two vacation Bible schools, one in Coldwater July 5to9 and July 12to 16, at 9 a.m. each day at St. Mathias Hall. Three years to teens, only $2.00 per family. Registration on July 5 in the Hall, your generosity in sponsoring a child or making a contribution would be greatly appreciated. At Eady July 12 to 16 at 9:30 to 12 noon. No charge. Phone Joanne Tinney 835-5335 or Barb Adamson 835-2323. Rev. Kibblewhite has announced there will be a Stewardship Campaign in the fall. Stewardship means that we recognize our gifts from God and determine what we can offer Him in terms of our time, our' talents 'and our money. Yes, stewardship does usually mean a financial campaign. It also means reaching out to people, presenting both the story and the needs of our churches. Our treasurers report very encouraging news, but the expenses for operating our parish and our churches are going to continue to climb. We need people to help us in God's_ service. Our churches have a lot to offer to those many Anglicans in our com- munities who either don't care or don't know about their church. If we are going to succeed it will take the co- operation and in- volvement of everyone. A serious attempt at putting our faith into action cannot but help increase our Christian com- mitment and that of those around us. Rev. and Mrs. Kib- blewhite join with your Church Wardens, Mr. and Mrs. Art Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gerdes in praying God will grant you a safe.and happy summer, and may you remember God and the Church never take a holiday. 543 BAY ST.W. MIDLAND 526-3731 News from the Coldwater area Horticultural Society members are active by E. Lorraine Orr A much needed floral touch has been added to the north-west corner of Main Street and Surgeon Bay Road in Coldwater, through the efforts of Mrs. Gwen Mason. A member of the Coldwater Horticultural Society, Mrs. Mason has planted 53 geraniums on property offered by Al Watt, owner and operator of the Home Hardware Store. Mr. Watt arranged to have the grounds prepared and financed the project. The geraniums were pur- chased from Victor Turner, proprietor of the local greenhouse. Mr. William Wylie has donated a number of zinnia plants which have been added to the garden. Strawberry Festival! = a <x i joes ------ Cer The Strawberry Festival held recently at the Eady United Church was a decided success. There was an advance sale of 300 tickets, plus free admission to pre-schoo] and Kin- dergarten children. The dinner committee wishes to thank everyone for their co-operation. Vacation Bible School Coldwater and District Vacation Bible School, a community project of the Coldwater Churches, is being held July 5 to 9, and July 12 to 16. This is for children form three years of age to teens, and is being held in St. Matthias Parish Hall. The cost is $2.00 per family. It is suggested that if you do not have children in this age group, you might like to sponsor a neighbouring ---- Kea child. Information available from the rector, the Reverend William Kibblewhite, 686-3663, or Mrs. Jane Walker, 686- 7498. Coldwater Summerfest The date is Saturday, July 10. The place is Coldwater Community Centre. The event is a Summerfest and Giant Draw to be held by the Coldwater Minor Hockey Association to raise money to take care of the increase in the price of ice rental for the 1976-77 season. Price of admission is $10 per couple. Prizes include half a beef, cut and wrapped; a freezer; a range; dishwasher; refrigerator and micro- wave ovens. Tickets may be pur- chased in advance from executive members. Come to Downtown Ss a Thanks expressed The following is a letter to Coldwater and district parents from Grade 8 teacher David Austin, of Coldwater public school, who is leaving to teach at Twin Lakes Secondary School in Orillia. Dear parents: Over the past four years it has been my pleasure to teach at Coldwater public school. During that time I have made many friends and thoroughly enjoyed being a part of this com- munity. I would like to take this opportunity to extend my sincere thanks to you, firstly for the lovely barbecue you presented to Heather and I, but more importantly for the tremendous support and encouragement you gave me at all times. As I leave Coldwater to take up duties at Twin Lakes, I will take with me many happy memories, although I hope to return often to visit. Again let me say a very sincere thank you. Yours sincerely, David R. Austin Spot Specials Save on the street and in the stores too! Spot specials will be announced during the sidewalk sale giving you extra savings for a limited time at various stores. iIDLAN iH Sd - ae lw \S Demonstrations * Scuba diving & Swimming in 24 ft. pool by the YMCA. Exhibits x Antique Cars * Boat Show *x Camping Show * Historical Sites Exhibit * * * * * * Entertainment Dixieland Band Outdoor Bingo Mini Midway Massed Pipe Band Sat. 1:30 p.m. Dunking Machine Clowns Enjoy the Savings... Enjoy Yourself! anda SIDE OF BEEF Enter at any participating merchant | during the Sidewalk Sale and you could win a Freezer and a side of Beef. ULY 15°16 ae20f SALRLALAA OOD AMED AA AHAN ii " = ' w vy» ' oo. [ . ARAN OAADAOAMAAOAOAES ee ee ee ee ee LAP RBA AAARAN NASA RN A tn ot ee el a FREEZER = NEY pn en ee en eae Wednesday. July 7, 1976, Page 7