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Also huge savings on stereo component stands and
modular wall units. At closing time on Sat., July 5/80
the truck leaves and the sale is over. All sales strictly
cash and carry.
LOTS OF FREE PARKING
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Whitechurch UCW on
Thursday attended ,
Brookhaven Home and
put on a program for the
residents. Jack Whytock
played the violin. 1VIrs.
Milian Moore gave
BY
VALETTA EMERSON
Mr. and. Mrs. Tony
Straker and her mother,
Mrs, Alice Rollings
returnedlo Toronto, lune
22. Their daughter, Gail
came to her „grand-.
parents' home, and in the
evening visited with My.
and Mrs. Robert. Jones,
Wednesday •morning
along with M. and Mrs.
Cliff Rollings, all went to
Elmira by bus. First stop
was Elmira Mennonite
Church where a filM was
shown after which a
luncheon > was served,
Next they visited the 100-
year-old bridge at
Montrose. Then to ,St.
Jacob's to Hawkesville
where they toured the
house that John
Dieferibaker's grand-
father lived in. Then back
to Elmira where they
stopped at ,Bronx's Olde
Village. On the return
trip home - to
Whitechurch, Mr. and •
Mrs. :Straker and Mrs.,
Rollings met a former
neighbor, Mr. 'Murray
Aviss at. Orangeville.
Mrs. Agnes Farrier
spent a few days last
"week with her son, Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Farrier
BY BELL HACKETT
Congratulations to
Nora Van Dyke who
graduated from F'anl-
shawe College, London on
1une_20,1980, in the Hotel
and Restaurant
Management course. Her
parents, Bill and Dora,
Van Dyke attended her
graduation. Nora is
employed as the Desk
Clerk at the Bedford
Hotel, Goderich.
Sharon Alton enjoyed a
trip to Thunder Bay last
weekend, with her aunt,
where they toured to
Kakabeka Falls, the
harbour and Fort
William.
Congratulations to the
many public school and
high school children who
successfully passed their
grade at school recently.
Special congratulations
to those graduating in
Grade 8, Grade 12 and
Grade 13, who have won
special awards and will,
be moving to new studies
andlamily of Guelph,
On Wednesday Mr, and
Mrs. Bill EVans and Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Emerson
were taken to Wingham
Day Centre for
Hoinebound by driver
Wallace Milligan. This
waetheir first attendance
and they found it very
interesting with games,
exercises, contests, a hot
meal at noon and. com-
panionship to enjoy with
the many at:tenders.
Congratulations to
Faye Irwin, Clara
Milligan and Richard
Moore who had exams to
write and on Thursday",
received word 'they had
passed.
Many were pleased last
week to see in the paper a
notice that the abandoned
Whitechurch.- cemetery,
behind the Mennonite
church school is going to
be cleaned pp, sponsored
by the originators, the
United. Church and by
interested folks
On Sunday, July 6,
church service for the
Chalmers Presbyterian
Churth will Abe held with.
the United ;Church
congregation at 10 a.m.
With Mr. ,Robert Perry,.
pastor.
in the fall. Hope you have
a happy summer.
Communion was held
at Trinity Church on '
Sunday and Mrs. Nancy
Farrish-was-receivedas a-
new member by transfer.
Rev. and Mrs. Miner
were presented with a
gift from the
congregation, by the
session, with thanks for
their here.
Congratulations and
Best Wishes go out to Billi
and Margaret Andrew
who will be celebrating
their 45th wedding an-
niversary on July 3rd.
Harold. Londry is a
patient 'at"University
Hospital, London. We
hope you are soon feeling
better, Harold and able to
return home.
Jim and Trix Hackett,
Toronto, and his parents,
Wilfred and Virginia
Hackett, visited on
Sunday with Wilf's sister,
Lena and Wilson Woods
at Sauble Beach.
Mr. and Mrs, Athol
Purdon, Port Colborne
and Mr, and Mrs. Rick
Grant and, baby boy, Mrs.
Isobel Tiffin...and Mr. and..
4,---R-ebsori---Fal cotter,.
Paul, Brian and Lynn of
Sarnia. 'Gordon Leggatt
of Wingham was, a
Sunday afternoon caller
to'visit with the relatives.
Miss Jane Laidlaw of
London visited, her
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Elroy Laidlaw on the
we6k end.
Weekend visitors with
`Mr. and Mrs. Bill- Rintoul
were Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Campbell and
Heather and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry. ,Gutoskie,
Michelle and Michael of
Kitchener.
Mr ,' 'and -Mrs. Can Ba
Luu • be receiving
English lessona from
Mrs. Hageman, :,wife of
the student minister at
Christian Reformed
Church for the month of
July While Mrs. John Bell •
is on holidays, TQ ,.date
employment has not been
found for Mr. Luu who
speaks a little English.
Visitors on Sunday with
Mr anclMrsB' 1 Rurdon
were George IVIcQuillin of
TorOnto , Miss.,
Beatrice Meguillin of St.
Helens.
..Sunday visitors with.
Mr. . and Mrs. Archie
Purdon were Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Moffat and
Paul Curran, Lucknow;'
Mr. and Mrs. Lavern
Gasely, Elmira; Mr. and
Mrs. Don Brown, Cathy
and Jim, Fergus; Mr.
and Mrs, Gerdon,Rintoul
and Mr. and Mrs. 'Roy
Gardner, Tracy and
• Shawn of Belment.
Community
congratulations to Keyin
'Falconer and Lorie
PurdOn , who were
married on 'Saturdar at
-Chaliners Presbyterian
Church by Rev, John Bell
With, a large crowd in
attendance.
readings. A singsong was
enjoyed.
Attending the wedding
of Laurie Campbell and.
Debbie Coultes of plyth
from here were Albert
CoulteS Mrs. John
Gaunt, Mrs. • Agnes
Farrier, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Ross and Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Craig, ,Lana,
Ryan and Jarret. Ryan
was ringbearer. Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Sch-
wichtepberg, 'Lori and
Kerry, of Port Elgin' also
attended. Lori was a
bridesiriaid.
Congratulations from the
community.
Miss ,Crystal Konnings
of . Kitchener spent .the
weekend with. Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Elliott,
Barry and Karen.
Weekend guests at-
tending the Falconer-
Purdon wedding staying
with IVIr. and Mrs. Angus
Falconer were Mr. and.
Mrs. Hector. Ptirdon and
Mr. and Mrs. Randy
Gray, all of Strathroy.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Moss of Plattsville
brought Mrs. Mary •
McClenaghan, who " had
visited with ,,them last
week, home on Saturday.
Mrs. Carl
McCleitaghan on
Saturday, evening held a
shower for her niece, Gail
Gollan of Lucknow in
Whitechurch Community
Memorial Hall.
Guests attending the
Falconer-Purdon wed-
ding visiting with Mrs.
Cassie Mowbray were
•
This week
by Valetta EmersQn
Mrs. Valetta Emerson
received the Annual'
Rural Cancer campaign
results of Wingham for .
1980. Out of 14 con-
tributors 'Whitechurch
placed fifth with a, con-
tribution Of 8415,50, down
&on-1'8425:00 ip 1979.
Mr..and Mrs: George
Webster had their
grandchildren, Shawn
and Jason Rutledge of
Clinton while • their
parents Mr. and Mrs.
Rutledge moved to their
farm at Auburn. •
.Bill Humphrey of Pine
Crest Lodge is moving to
Brookhaven Home in
Wingham.
Mrs. Charlie Moore and
Mrs. Jack Cartledge and
family of Sudbury were
here attending the
Dickson wedding at
13elmore on Saturday and
on Sunday called on Mr.
and Mrs. Russel --Chap-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Art
Burrows and others in the
village-where at one time.
they were former
HughSinnamon and his
sister, Mrs. McMillan
returned from Halifax
where they visited with
their sister, :Mrs. Don
Webster and family.
Hugh was attending a'
"ukulele workshop.
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