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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-07-18, Page 3• • • air • r 0 a 0 0 Mr, and Mrs. Jin man., sket and family of Kitehener are aped* altolkley at the alu1 vi*, of their int « Mr, and Mrs. Jack Alexander,,. Mr, and Mrs, Donald Street and family and, Stuart Mogan. nell of Listowel visited at the Puff hotne Oort Sunday, • Ms, A. D . Smith, Mrs, Jack Wlekstead and Mus. Wilson' Tborntop attended the trousseau tea at ihe•honie off Mrs, Jos. . Marshall of Listowel on Satur- by W. M. Campbell your telephone manager DOWN GO- LONG DISTAINICE RATES AGAIN — THE LATER YOU CALL THE BETTER THE BARGAIN! Beginning every •evening at 1'p,m., in time bands of two hours, rates begin to go down for station -to -station calls. Further reductions are effective at 8 p.m., 10 p.m., and midnight. In fact, our new "After 10" rate for a 10 -minute call between any two points in our serv- ing area is generally lower than any calling rate in the world. OuRr "After Midnight' rate is a real boon for night owls , . providing the friends that ;are called are night owls tool If you can make your calls at times when . Lines have spare capacity, you will benefit from these bargain rates. From time to time in the past' I've reminded you about our Family Calling Time Plan which allows you 10 minutes, of conversation for the price of five, 12 minutes foto the price of six, and so on. The new low, rates apply to this Plan which now takes effect at 10 p.m. instead of 8 p.m., Monday through Saturday, and, of course, all day Sunday. . • The chart below explains the times when the new long distance bargain rates • are effective. Just remember - that all rates are quoted for the initial three minutes of a call, STATION -TO -STATION (INITIAL' (6 -6DaAMy RatPeM) ( MON I TUB J WED JTHURS FRI , SAT SUN <$2.Q0. 0R LESS �1 Evening Rate (6 PM - BPM) $1,50 OR LESS "AfterPM- 8i0"RatPM) (8 $1.00 OR LESS "After 10" Rate (10 PM -.Midnight) 1 $1.00 OR BLESS & FAMI MlA �„ LY PLAN "After"Midnight" (Midnight - 6 AM) 75 OR' LESS & FAMILY PLAN < CUSTOMER -DIALED CALLS, -ONLY 1 1 01 1 Person -to -Person AM hours Iti i < $4.00 OR LESS ,1 CALL LATER, -AVOID AND YOU SAVE AK PERIODS' MONEY! day, it was held fn honor of Mn, Marshall's daughter, EI+.en, who will marry Rich - and tletru ling on July ,20th. Mrs. Moss Douglas: of Toronto is visiting her sisters, .Miss: Ruby Duff and Mrs. M, L. Aitken, Mrs*: Otorge Dowse of Van;- -ngtou, Mieb, is visiting, Mr. and Mus. Thomas Parker.. • Bernard Liiiow of London is spending -a week with his mother, Mrs Nellie Lillow. Miss Barbara..Lllow is visits* ing her aunt, Miss Norma Mc- Minn in Toronto. A shower 3n bonoi of Miss Julia. Thornton and Miss Jill Thornton was h,pld at the hone of6'Mrs, Alan Nicholson on Sat* urday evening. • Mi. 'and Mrs. Percy Vincent were .Callers in TCeswater on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stewart. On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs, Liibyd Miller of London and Mr, and Mrs. Jack Ivxurch of Clinton called on Mr. and, Mrs. Vincent. Qn Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. 'Vincent were trisitQrs with Mr. and Mrs. Al- bert Vincent, Belgrave. Misses Julia and Jill Thorn- ton, and Mr. " Michael Stone- house, Toronto, spent the - week. week -end with the girls'] par-. ents, Mr. and Mrs„. Wilson Thornton.' \n Saturday, even- ing they attended a shower in their honor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Nicholson. Miss Cindy Thornton returned with her sister for a holiday in Toronto'. • - Relatives who attended 'trousseau tea at the home of Mrs, Joe .Marshall, Listowel, for her daughter Eileen on Sat- urday were Mrs. Jack W i c k - stead, Mrs, „Alvin Srr4ith, Mrs. Wilson Thornton, Misses Julia and Cindy Thornton and Mrs. Bill Peacock. Mclnnes- FaIconer reunion is held WHITECHURCH--Those at- tending the McInnes -Falconer picnic held in Gorrie park Sun- day afternoon were Mr. and , Mrs. Joe Tiffin, Joan, Shirley and Joey; „Mr! and Mrs,. Orville Tiffin, Mr. and. Mrs. Fred' Tif- fin, Russel Ritchie, Mrs. •Jas. . hilt lniies. The afternoon; for ;the. younger folks, was spent enjoy- ing races, ]games and contests supervised by Mr. Ronald For- ster -and her sports committee. The president, Joe Tiffin, presided for a short business session. President for next year is Joe McInnes. The•an-reeting place will be Bluevale park. Lunch was served -by the lunch committee to around 75 friends. GET YOUR U MERE RIDiNG MOWER Save big now, anal for the future, on a high ual- ity mower, that takes the strain out of mowing, and budgets, too! 0 N • SOU SAVE MORE N0 • ROTARY MOWER X44.95 Bring in your LA'I'N MOWER and TILLER NOW for expert service Authorized factory SALES and SERVICE for LAUSON CLINTON BRIGGS & STRATTON Complete Small Engine PARTS - REPAIRS - FAST SERVICE gtot 14NDI I 141 °1/4ITIRE COR COMM TIRE ASSOCIATE STORE ROBIN CAMPBELL, Proprietor Josephine Street Wingham, Ont. WORKING WITH A primary Mass at the United Church Bible School is Mrs.. K. Wood. With her are Chris Saunders, Mi- chelle Cameron, Brenda . Hull, . Murray Willis and Elizabeth Kaufman. —Advance -Times Photo. PLAYING A GAME at the United Church Bible School under the direction of Mrs. J. Saunders are Linda Rawn .Scott Cam- eron, Mrs. Saunders, Cathy Campbell, Deb- bie Campbell,.:Kelly Moores, Jay MacLaur- in, and with their; backs to the camera Terry Netterfield and Doug Taylor. Advance -Times Photo. roxeter Personal Notes Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore . of Toronto. and family visited Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Gertrude Moore, Walkerton. Guests with Mrs. A. Wear- ing, are her sisters, Miss Helen Gibson and Mrs. A. R. Wells *, . Belinore. Mr. George Dickson, Mrs. James Dickson, Mr. and Mrs.. Russell Field and family and Mr. Elmer Zinn were among those who visited recently with Mrs. John. Harper. at Huronview, Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hilde- brand and family, of Goerich visited on Wednesday evening of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Newan in the village. Miss Karen Treleaven of London has spent some time with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce .Dar- ling. - Miss Edna Carr, Reg. N., of Wingham, was a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ballagh and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Fitch and family were week -end visitors with, members of the Fitch fam- ily in the. community. Mr. Morris Brown passed away in Wingham Hospital last week -end. A resident of Tees= water, Mr. Brown was the hus- band of the former Emma Bal- lagh of Belmore: Mr. Ross Bowes, Montreal; visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mac Allan. Mr. and Mrs: Fraser Haugh and Miss Eileen spent Sunday with Mr." and. Mrs. Leslie Bolt, Belgrave. . Mr.. and Mrs. Wrn, Lowe,, Gravenhurst; and Mrs, Laura Munro of Amberly spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Douglas. All attended the Greig -Reid wedding at Leamington on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. William Wright also attended. Recent guests with Misses Elsie and Marion Gibson were Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wilcox, Sara..„and Tom of Elmhurst, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gibson, Miss Susan Gibson and Mr. Robert Leckie of Toronto: Miss Vera Piercey, London, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mac Allan. Sunday guests with Mr, and Mrs. Russell Walker were Mr. £fid Mrs. Dan Walkom, Mr. and Mrs. William Simon and Jimmy of Norwich and Mr. Harry Walker, Moorefield. Mrs.` Laura Munro and Mrs. William Wright, also Mrs. Gordon Greig of Palmerston • attended a trousseau tea fors their niece, Miss Heather Lowe at Gravenhurst on Monday. Mrs. John Lane, accompan- ied by her sister, Mrs. R. C. Armstrong, Teeswater, flew to Thompson, Manitoba, last week for a visit and will return again by air on Tuesday. Mrs. Wallace Nixon, Camp Borden, visited her mother one day last week and attended the funeral of her aunt, - Mrs. Mel Finlay of Gorrie. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mason and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Wilkins and Shelley, and Mr. Jim Wheeler of Sarnia spent the week -end with their parents, Mr. Arthur Wheeler and attend- ed the Wheeler -. Wright wed - ding on Saturday. ' We wish to welcome Mr. and Mrs. John Hogg and little Twyla of 'Guelph who moved into an apartment irk Hazel Sparling's house last Saturday. Mr. Norman .Nixon of Water- loo spent the week -end at the home of his 'grandmother, Mrs. George Griffith. Mrs. Clarence White was called to New York.to be with her sister who underwent a serious operation. Congratulations to the newly - newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Har- vey Wheeler (Kaye Wright) who were Married in Wroxeter United Church lash Saturday. The White Cane came into use in 1921 in England. It is now an almost universal symbol for the blind. ARTS AND CRAFTS are popular et the United Church this week. From Left to right are Heather McKay, Mrs. W. Fen- wick, Debbie Hull, Marcia. Renwick, Linda Rawn, Laura Sounders Betty Ann Adams and Heather Moores. -A -T Photo. Wingham Advancewr styi 1t 18, .. PA. 3 Toon Zorovan to visit Ontario A friendly invasion of On- tario will soon be underway, On Sunday, July 21, 26 441 Club members from Arkansas, Georgia, Vrginia, Oklahoma, Texas arid Maryland will cross the border at Niagara Falls to: begin a two-week stay in On- tario. The OCcassfon is the 1968 ' 441 Teen Caravan to Canada, The visitors, a` ll between. 17 and• 19 will spend a day touring Toronto, and the next morning at the University of Guelph. From Guelph, the young people go to host fate- flies in the counties of Huron, Perth, Waterloo, and Welling- ton. They will join in the living and working routines of the host .families, and attend • local 441 activities, The 441 Teen Caravan to Canada was inaugurated in' 1.967 for -Centennial Year, and the American young people visited Expoabefore going on to host families in Eastern Ontario, - The Teen Caravan program of 4-H Clubs' in the United Staten has been in existence for some . years and includes visits to many countries in Europe and South America. Members from the Caravan will be guests in the following homes in this area: Miss Brenda Kay Howery, Blacksburg, Virginia with Miss Marie Veitch, R.R.' 2 Brussels; Miss Janell Sue Richardson, Verden, .Oklahoma .with Miss - , Nancy Ginn, •R, R. 2, Clinton; Miss Donna Sue McCoy, Port Deposit, Maryland with Miss Jean Adams, R.R. 2, Wroxeter; Miss Carolyn Crawford, Big Spring, Texas with Miss Rose- mary Blake, R. R, 2; Brussels Don Walker, Farmington, Ar- kansas with John McKenzie, R.R.. 1, Dungannon; Charles H. Riemensohneider, Forest Hill, Maryland with Bob Eckert, R.R. 1; Seaforth. WHITECHURCH • Mrs. John Crowston, who had been hospitalized for a few weeks. was able to be discharg ed from .hospital on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ar ,. Scott, Valerie and Andrea deft T w on Sunday; and oa Tuesday Mr.; Dan Cassidy and granddaughter` Patricia King left tfo""attend a wedding in Saskatchewan. Mr. and Mrs.. Tom Haggitt of Auburn called Monday even- ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson. On behalf of the community Mr. and Mrs.' Albert Lennips presented Mr. and Mrs. Henk Kragt and family wfth an elec- tric clock, sheets and pillow cases, last week. They will leave for British Columbia in the near future. • Maturity is knowing .when to speak your mind and when to• mind your speech. kelet Sandra. and. Usa Campbell. of Winthrop speneSaturday with their uncle .and aunt, Mr. sad Mrs. %raven ZurbsIgg. Mrs. Stanley Murray, Mr. and Mrs„ Lyle :Murray And Judith Anne .attended the Plies- Bolton. J es -Bolton. wedding at Toronto on. Saturdays • Judith Anne Murray it spend- Mg this week visiting at the home of her uncle and ,aunt, Mr. and ,Mrs. Bruce Giles at Mildmay, • Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Death of Weston visited Qn Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Jack fergu'. son. Mr. and Mrs. Les -Boy Band five children of Qeraldton are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ernierson Ferguson. 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