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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-08-06, Page 14l';t1 4 t; -Wing !taut ,\d\ ant - I iulrs, Ittur'da}, August t;, 1Jt 4 David Families Hold Reunion t:t)l;q...,• - ?, ri, wa- held ,1 da: at t!. t;e`:: of \1r> ;t ..r� Pat, id w1:.11 about 1' ,a carie 1'hete w\ utticiuldre n. 111t o']i .\' '?t'cr;f` t• e,• the • R rro • .,t. 44 • DESIGNS RUG FOR WORLD'S FAIR .i'... ,. .cid . f.I. r. .,1t.•1t' :41 ,r4 �� w 0,-'KiGTJIJ;' Cvai�N•Adw.Gs7i`Ta4'hi? '.•esu r..` ..uwth at rise Instruct 150 In Water Safety Course LIGHTNING ROD ON NEW CHIMNEY ..ti i.l'I'1 CIIC RCll-CL.! Ma- hood .:r.d i ill i't:rdon put a point ...:d I.glitning rod or. the riatt Church chimney on Wednesday. The church chimney 11a, been damaged tw ice by lightning and has re - been r. wilt. The point ,ind rod were donated to the oii,'tcih be '.lr• `.1aliood I c;i'i:IF-line ....ndred and i f.tt•. were enrolled !:t the 7.iyc Ilce'ei(r' Red .-gess Swimming and tater Safety coarse which has -een held in the `.'aitland Ri- ver at Corrie, This has been the seventh year that swimming instruction has been given to the children of Ilowick Town- ship, Miss Carol Robinson was instructor and Alex Hamilton, assistant, this year and last year, Tests were held on Thursday tl' last l\ eek; 37 beginners were promoted to junior; nine to in- termediate; two, Janice Els- :inter and Deana Kato to sen- ior, and Ted Graham paged Iris senior test. The following were prornot- d from beginners to juniors: Brenda Ferguson, Violet Irwin, Grace Sanderson, Karen Martin, Mrs. Ruth Sharpin, Gloria Rut - tan. Linda Sharpin. Earl John Thornton, Paul Sanderson, John \1eKercher, Colleen Carson, Connie Hutchison, Barry 1lutch- ison. Gale Gibson, Vernie Mar- tin, Danny Newton, Carol Pow-' ell, Linda Robinson, Tim Wy- lie, Julie Fairies, Dale Edgar, Gordon Ash, Wendy Logan, Su- -.in Wilson, Rosemary Nickel, lean Brown, 1 elyn Thornton, olen Kote'r, Jiiu Koster, Greg a( phen , .Anne Simmons, Su - •an Templeman. Colleen Mc- '.'ilian, Paula Felker, Carolyn '64 MERCURY MONTCLAIR Demonstrator 4 -door, PS, PB, Auto, Radio—Immaculate '63 COMET, 4 -Dr., Six, Stnd., Radio '62 FORD, Fairlane 500, 8, Stnd., Radio '61 METEOR, 6, Stnd., Radio '60 CHEVROLET WAGON, 6 cyl., Automatic '60 METEOR, 8, Auto., Radio '60 PONTIAC, Strato Chief, 2 -Dr., 6, Auto. '60 DODGE, 8, Auto., Radio '60 PONTIAC, 2 -Dr., 6, Auto., Radio '59 FORD, Fairlane, 8, Auto. '59 FORD, Six, Stnd., Radio '58 PONTIAC, 4 -Door '58 FORD, 8, Auto. 16 NEW 1964 MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM LILLOW'S GARAGE LTD ■ HIGHWAY 86 — BLUEVALE PHONE WINGHAM 357-3029 \ie`.'illan, Elizabeth Neilson, Bruce FlschneI, junior to intermediate: Lor- na Ferguson, Murray Grainger, Bryan Smith, Norman Koster, David Livingstone, Seigi Karo, Barbara Ferguson, Donna Fer- guson, Evelyn Felker. Scholtz Family Held Reunion WI1ITECIiL'RCII-The Scholtz family held a reunion on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.. Reg. Scholtz, The afternoon was spent in conversation, con- tests and games. The oldest person present was Mrs. George James of Goderich. The youngest person was Ronald Walker. \1rs, Sweeny ofSask- atchewan came the farthest. The president, Iioward Spiv- ey, presided for the election of officers. The new president is Ezra Scholtz and the secretary is Mrs. Ezra Scholtz. Mrs. Charles Machan is convener of the sports committee. Conven- er of the lunch committee is • Mrs. Percy Youngblut. There were around 70 in at- tendance. Simon De Boer Presides for Sunday Meeting WIIITECIIt'RCII-The Chil- dren of the Church of Langside met on Sunday in the commun- ity hall. The president, Simon De Boer, presided and gave the call to worship. Miss Sharon Moffat led in prayer. The scripture was read by Kenneth Scott. It was decided to hold the next meeting the last Sun- day in August. The minutes were read by the secretary, L, Moffat, The story was given by NIrs. Date Moffat. The offering was received and the roll call an- swered by InL, The new presi- dent chosen for nett meeting k Donald Scott, The meeting closed by re- peating the Lord's prayer in un- ison. CLIFFORD COULTES CONDUCTS SERVICE Wfll'I'I(:IIt'12r:11-"I'hc service at c:,ill in brie Ic Church on Sun- day wie c inducted by Cli1lord count,. Ivan 1)ow assisted and Thu lklgr.i\ choir and organist pro: die d special artiste. TAKE TESTS AT GORRIE—Morgan Dever, area supervisor for the Red Cr, -ss water safety division, right, conducted tests for those taking swimming instruction at Gorrie last week. The intermediate group, pictured here working for their badges includes, from the left, Janice Elshner, Elaine Ash, Ed McMillan, Linda Latronica and Ted Graham. Whitechurch News The Lucknow Juvenile team and Whitechurch ,.fidgets play- ed on the Whitechurch diamond Thursday evening, 13111 Robin- son was plate umpire. The score was 14 for Lucknow, Whitechurch 4. Mr. and Mrs. George Currie of East Wawanosh visited Thurs- day evening with Mrs. Cassie Falconer. Misses Valerie, Patricia and Andrea King spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Wa- del of Teeswater while Mr. and Mrs. Walter Arscott, Bernadette and Brian King and Mr. Dan Cassidy attended the wedding on Saturday in Toronto of Miss Donetta Di Nova. Misses Barbara and Jean Campbell of London spent the holiday week -end with Mrs. Ro bert Ross and on Sunday all vi- sited with Mr. and Mrs. George is 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 Ross of Owen Sound. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weber, Anne Marlene and Claire were holidaying Thursday and Friday, They spent the night in Algon- quin Park. Whitechurch and Belgrave Nlidgets played in Belgrave Fri- day night, The score was Bel - grave 7, Whitechurch 0. Mrs. Gordon Rintoul and Gayle attended a kitchen and bathroom shower on Friday evening for Nliss Lila Black at the home of Mrs. John Buchan- an of Westfield. Miss Ruth Elliott and her cousin, Miss Rhonda Perrott of Goderich, are holidaying this week with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Forester. Mrs. Charles Robinson spent two weeks at Toronto with her daughter, Mrs. Stewart Coup - land. INIMP110181. .11•1111111 .11.1•01•1••1 11111•1111•1•101111. 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