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1966 • 1967
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for admission to the University of Western Ontario before
September 1st.
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try an aptitude test at the University of Western Ontario
on August 20th or September 10th,
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made immediately to:
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Stevenson Hall, University of Western Ontario
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—Mr. and Mrs, Omar Ilasel-
grove visited recently with his
sister, Mrs. W, C, Rogers who
is a patient in St, Joseph's Hos-
pital, London, They went on
to the airport to meet their
daughter, Claudia, who flew in
from Bermuda after spending a
week's vacation there,
,—Mrs. Pearl Courtney of
Toronto returned home Sunday
after spending a week with Mrs.
Robert Hall,
—Mr. and Mrs. George An-
ger holidayed for a week at a
summer cottage in Gocierich re-
cently,
—Mr. and Mrs. Barney Kee-
mar of Toronto visited with Mr.
and Mrs, Lloyd Montgomery on
Saturday. Mr, Earl Eastman
and Miss Ann Smeltzer of Re-
gina are holidaying this week
with Mr. and Mrs, Montgomery.
—Miss Marjory Hall of Ac-
ton and Mrs. Nellie Merkley of
Toronto are visiting with their
sister-in-law, Mrs. Robert Hall.
—Dr. and Mrs. B. N. Corrin,
Ann and Barbara and Mrs. E.
Cams spent two weeks at the
Keswick Convention at Fern-
dale, Muskoka. Mrs, Kenneth
Hayes of Lake Worth, Fla. , is at
present visiting her sister, Mrs.
Corrin, Dr. Corrin and family.
—Mr. and Mrs. Bob Carbert
and family of Etobicoke were
guests last Saturday at the wed-
ding of Miss Beverley Cunning-
ham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Cunningham of Napanee.
The Corbett and Cunningham
families are former residents of
Wingharn,
—Jo Anne Scott of Blyth
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
MacDonald and family this
week.
—Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Coultis of Manitoulin Island
spent a couple of days with Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Keating and
other relatives in Belgrave.
Personals WDHS Grade 13
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Armstrong, Mae 50 57 62 61 79 59 67
Breckenridge, Dale 53 50 68 52
Burns, Mary Anne 57 55 64 65 75 61 60
Busby, Flarry 57 73 73 76 66 71
Cameron, Connie . 70 56 01 50 57
Cameron, Rodney 52 01 54 64 53
Campbell, Douglas 64 71 70 68 70
Campbell, Robert 54 83 69 73 70 57
Cantclon, Karen 51 70 64 66 78 63 61
Chettleburgh, Thomas 61. 76 88 77 74 72
DeBruyn, Sigberta 68 56 56 50 55
Deyell, Ronald 61 65 61 54 56 53 59
Deyell, Thomas 65 60 77 72 67 68
DeZeeuw, Leonard 62 63 58 56 64 59 61
Donaldson, Nancy 57 55 52 55
Douglas, Robert 57 50 54 53 51
Ellacott, Thomas 66 77 70 69 64 66
Elliott, Almajane 65 75 65 57 55
Elliott, Douglas 85 87 82 91 91 91 86
Forsyth, Judith 58 60 52 55 50 53
Galbraith, Donald 54 61. 66 64 '39 65 60
Galbraith, Jack 61 68 78 81 80
Garniss, Martin 50 82 85 76 78 71
Gibson, Darryl 70 62 56 63 57 84 51
Grainger, Robert 57 51 66 53
Harrison, Allan 50 63 57
Harrison, Ward 56 71 60 63 75 73 62
Henderson, Janis 67 78 50 52 60 51
Hodgins, Donald 77 77 73 76 78 71
Hueston, Brook 55 63 52 51 50
Jeffray, Marjorie 52 58 57 58 51
Kerr, Brian 62 93 78 84 88 93 67
Kerr, George 53 83 78 70
King, Jo-Ann 67 67 64 70 77 62
Kreuter, David 62 57 70 57
Law, Janet 55 51 51 54 54 58
Lunn, Robert 55 57 53 53
Madill, Glen 57 60 51 55 57 58 52
Martyn, John 55 69 76 81
Mason, Peter 65 54
McAfee, Jane 60 50 56 50
McCallum, Hugh 56 55 01 62 '34
McCharles, John . 60 52
McKinney, Norman 54 59 63 56 62 50
McWhirter, George 52 70 66 62 52 69
Merrick, Donald ....... 58 56 57 57 76 51 54
Millen, Elizabeth 78 82 75 72 75 79 76
Millen, Robert 69 70 72 72 70 74
Mitchell, James 54 75 59 67 67 80 54
Mitchell, William 51 52 77 59 61
Moses, Margaret 53 57 52 53 53 50 69
Mulvey, Peter 54 53 54 56
Nasmith, James 68 82 72 74 86 88 62
Nicholson, 'Margaret 67 50 59 52 57
Norminton, Susan 68
O'Malley, Catherine 54 63 74 54 55
O'Malley, Joan 60 52 74 65
Pattison, Doreen 55 55 60 65 57 60
Proctor, Murray .... 53 89 84 90 88 58
Reynolds, Wendy 53 56 62 51 59
Scharbach, Elizabeth 52 59
Schipper, Roelie 62 56 50 54 59 50
Scott, Barry 70 73 65 65 71 77 58
Scott, Keith . 53 67 50 52
Sleightholm, Elgin 50 63 70 59 60 62
Spry, Susan 51 54 54
Taylor, Donald 66 76 72
Taylor, Robert 50 54 51
Turvey, Linda .. 69 75 70 72 70 74 72
Wall, William 57 77 75 62
Walters, Kenneth 50 74 61 67 62 64 52
Wenger, David . 53 51 54 85 64 55
Wightman, Ross 55 66 58 57 81 59 56
Wilbee, June 58 65 62 59 58
Wright, Howie . 58 63 53 54 59 60 55
Wright, Janette ........ 69 72 57 50 66 56 72
Wtngham Advance ,•TiMes, Thur
Mr. and Mrs. f3i11 Hilbert and
family.
--Mr. and Mrs, Murray Tay-
lor and family, Mr, and Mrs.
Chester Taylor and Miss Mae
Ferguson visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Taylor, Eden Mills,
on Sunday.
--Mr. Fred Reavie of Powell
River, E.C. has been visiting
with Ms brothers, Mr, Jack
Reavie and Mr. Rutherford Rea-
vie and their families for the
past two weeks,
—Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Lloyd
and family spent the week-end
at the cottage of Mr, and Mrs.
R. D. Ferguson, Little Bear
Lake in the Haliburton District.
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Display Shows Cultural
Activities of Community
calf and service clubs, Wo-
men's Institute displays at fall
fairs, the public library, and
Tweedsmuir history books.
Mrs. George Hetherington
composed and read a poem, on
appreciation of all these activi-
ties.
Mrs. Milton Fraser reported
the East Huron District annual
meeting.
The roll call was "Describe
your hobby" . Plans were made
for a visit to Huronview to en-
tertain the residents, on August
17th.
A bake sale is a project for
later in the month. Also mem-
bers will have a part in provid-
ing food at the October plough-
ing match at Sea forth,
Refreshments were provided
by Mrs. Frank Stamper, Mrs.
Ida Evans and Mrs. J. V. Fisch-
er.
Vincent-Greenaway
A quiet wedding took place
in Auburn on July 25th by the
Rev, Wheeler of the United
Church when Miss Dorothy
Greenaway of Bluevale and Per-
cy Vincent of Clinton were
united in marriage.
They were attended by Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Munch of Clin-
ton.
Miss Greenaway is the daugh-
ter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Greenaway, Bluevale.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent will
reside in Bluevale.
'Donald's
LADIES' & CHILDREN'S WEAR
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slay, August 18, 1900 -- Page 3
and Mrs. Grant Lanni-
dy of Snyder, N.Y,, Mr, and
Mrs. Arthur Ney of St. Cath-
arines, Mrs, John Mickle o f
Waliaceburg and Mrs, Lenard
Beathern of Amherstburg at-
tended the Myth reunion and
visited at the homes of their sis-
ters, Mr, and Mrs, R. E. Armi-
tage and Mr. and Mrs, Morris
Swanson.
"Permit me to thank you,
sir," said the speaker, "for sit-
ting to listen to me when every-
body else walked out." Don't
thank me," answered the listen-
er, "I'm the next speaker,"
BLUEVALE—Mrs. Gordon
Mundell was hostess to the Blue-
vale Women's Institute and Mrs.
1. C. Johnston presided for the
August meeting which had an
attendance of 24.
Mrs, Charles Mathers, sec-
retary-treasurer, read resolu-
tions to be voted on at the
Guelph Area convention on Sep-
tember 19th, Mrs. George Heth-
erington being the delegate ap-
pointed.
Mrs. W. J. Peacock was
convener of the program, "Cul-
tural Activities Within Our
Community" and gave in de-
tail many of these. Projects
undertaken by members were
described and displayed, such
as, embroidery, quilting, knit-
ting, hooked rugs, drawing and
painting, copper tooling, pot-
tery, drift wood art, flower ar-
rangement and gift wrapping.
The living room was bright with
displays of all these arts.
Members of 4-H Clubs, Don-
na Mundell and Ruth Mathers,
—Mr. J. C. (Kelly) Towle modelled hat, purse and scarf
of Calgary is spending a few made during their course, and
weeks with his sister, Mrs.Jean the work of Mrs. Clifford Brew-
Crump. er and Gail McLennan was al-
-Mr. and Mrs. Fraser For- so on display.
gie left a couple of weeks ago Mrs. R. J. McMurray brought
to visit in Edinburgh and Ire - beautiful flower arrangements
land, We understand that Mrs. and also spoke on the work of
Forgie is hospitalized in Edin- the Wingham Horticultural So-
burgh and underwent surgery for ciety, of which she is a direc-
a detached retina of the eye on tor.
Monday. Mrs. Wm. Robertson des-
-Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- cribed the benefit received by
Laughlin, Jane and Shirley of the men who attended evening
Ottawa, are visiting with Mrs. classes on agricultural topics.
N. T. McLaughlin. Mr. and Mrs. Peacock also com-
Mrs. Clare Hutchison of Toron- mented on community sports,
to were recent visitors at the
same home.
—Recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Wenger were
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Forbeck
and Anne of Hamilton and Mr.
and Mrs. James Waddell of Lis-
towel.
—Mr. and Mrs. James Smith
of Carling Terrace moved to
Lucknow last week where they
will reside. Mr. and Mrs. C.R.
Morrison and family of Francis
Street have purchased the Smith
home and moved in last Satur-
day.
—Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Muir
of Montreal visited for a week
recently with her sister, Mrs.
Jean Crump.
—Mr. Don Nasmith and fam-
ily have moved to their apart-
ment in Toronto,
—Misses Mary Joan, Ruth
and Grace Corrin returned home
Saturday from Forest Cliff
Camp near Sarnia. Mary Joan
was one of the counsellors.
—Mrs. 0. C. Gorrell and
son David of Port Credit spent
the week-end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Heughan.
—Mr. and Mrs. Percy Barker
of Goderich who holidayed ov-
er the week-end at Graven-
hurst and other Muskoka points,
spent the week-end at the home
of her brother, Mr. James
Leishman of Belgrave and with
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Garniss of
Bluevale and on Monday called
on her neighbour of long ago,
Mrs. Alex Porterfield, who then
resided at Marnoch. Mrs. Bar-
ker was the former Beatrice
Leishman, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Leishman who also
lived at Marnoch.
—Mrs. J. D. F3eecroft spent
the week-end with Mrs. Alex
Porterfield, Leopold St.
—Mrs. Paul Lauritson and
family, Vicki and Ryan of
Salines, California, visited
with her aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Adair and with