The Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-07-31, Page 5•
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AUGUST is 2nd, 3rd and 41h
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4 , WI -FILLED and EXCITING DAYS in
TEESWATER
With such highlighti as
AUG. 1-4:30 p.m., Conceit and Dance by Carltoff Band
direct from "PIG. 8; WHIST‘E"',14V SHOW.
AUG. 2-1:30 p.m., 'Horse Racing in the park, 4 eventsr
heats. Betting privileges. Opening.
Chicken Barbecue. 2 Big Dooms.
AUG. 37 -Special church, cemetery and cenotaph services.
Local and added talent concert in arena at MO.
AUG. 4—MONdTER CALITHUMPIAN PARADE. et 1 p.m.
11 Classes - Cash Prizessi (1), Comic vehicle or
other self-propelled vehicle, $25, $20, $15, $10;
(10) Best performance by an old lry or girl in
icles welcome, no prize. 2:30 p.m., Spectacular
performance on track inr- front Of the grand-
stand by the IMPERIAL HELL DRIVERS
featuring the "Wildest Shown on Wheels." 3:30
p.m., LACROSSE GAME on ball illamond. 7:00
p.m., LACROSSE GAME on ball diamond. These
lacrosse games by courtesy of Ken Murray of
Cooksville. 7:30 p.m., FESTIVAL OF' BANDS,
featuring drills and music by four or more
bands, including the St. John's Drum Corps
86 -piece Champion Band of Brantford. 9:30 p.m.,
SPECTACULAR DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS. Big
Dance in Arena.
Every Day
BALL GAMES, KING .BROS. 12 -RIDE MIDWAY, CON-
CERTS, BANDS, SWIMMING POOL
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VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL classes are being hekl, at OA;
Berean Chapel and thra junior class is seen wor=king �n
crafts. From the left are Shawn McKaguei Irene Puliman, •
Sandra Hogg, Chris Lee, Robby Campbell, Robert Wharton,
Michael Hull and Warren Bray. Standing are Cathy
Underwood, Shiela Burke, Lori Douglas, Angie Wick is hid-
den, and Brenda Horsburgh. The instructors are Mrs.
Cliff Heffer and Judy Welsh.—A-T Photo.
PersoncA Notes from Belgrave
Mrs. Mildred Towers and
Helen Wilson of Toronto visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Chamney on the week -end.,'
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Finnigan, David and ,
Jimmie of Dungannon visited
with the latter's uncle, Mr.
Clarence Chamney.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd
and Mr. William Boehler at-
tended the Boehler reunion in
Wroxeter Community Hall on
Sunday.
On Monday Mr. and Mrs.
Neil Johnson, Thomas and Sara ,
Lulu McLaughlin of Detroit, I
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Chamney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Buffett ;;,4
of Carsonville, Mich. , visited
on the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler and with
other -relatives in the vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leitch
and Julie Ann of London Spent
the week -end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby.
On Monday Mr. and Mrs. .
George Dane and family of
Hythe, Alberta, Miss Margaret
Dane and Mrs. LiWan Walker
of Gorrie, Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
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man Gibson of Listowel visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gras -
by and Mrs. Dave Armstrong.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller
of London were Wednesday
evening visitork with Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Vincent.
On Thursday Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Vincent went to Clinton
to visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Murch.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vin-
cent of Belgrave were Friday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Chtirch serviees for the month
Df Augnst are as follows: August
3, in Knox United Church con-
ducted by the Hi7C and the
in the Anglican Church 11:15
byterian Church at 9:30 a. m.;
August 24, •at Calvin -Brick 11
p.m.; August 31, a community
gathering in the community
centre, (in case of rain in the •
Institute Hall)'with the Salva-
tion Arthy Band in attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Edgar,
Janice and Brenda of Sault Ste.
Marie and Mrs. Lloyd Jacques
of Clifford visited with Edgar -•
*:.:Mric., Lewis Stonehouse last Sat-
urday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ramer-
ey .and family of Elyria, 'Ohio,
visited last week with her sister.
and brothei-in-law, Mr. and
Mr. an,d Mrs. Joseph Shilli-•
.35Q are fined fOr
littering .highwayt
q.
There are. at least 1,2 00 .peo•
, ple who. are very much aware
that it is against the law to liti;
ter the highways. in Ontario.
They have paid the fines that .4
prove it. That was the number
of fines handed out over the
past three years at an average •
of more than 350 per year, And
these don't count the hundreds
of motorists Who have gotten
away with just a w'arning.
The fine for.a first offence
ranged.from $5 to $50 and fine:
increase with the number of of-
fences.; • A third time loser can
have his licence or per.mit.sus4
pended for up to 60 days.
If you're a litterbug who has
never been caught, don't get
the idea that you arc getting
away with anyt4ing. As a 'tax-
payer you still get to pick up
part of the tabifor the cleaning
Cleaning up Ontario's highways
is an expensive business \vhich
19G8--tp involved an expend-
iitire of more than $97(1,000 6)
tlie Department of Ilighways.
Belmore
Mr. and Mrs. Rowland 1;a1 -
ed last week -end to their home
in Wingham. This week Mr.
and Ntrs. Eddie Ilufmann and
Anita ark.- getting settled in the
former ilatlagh home. We wel-
come the llufmanns to the '2 nd
and hope their stay is a long
and happy one. •
Mrs. Thomas Abraham and
Mrs. Jean Palgleish of Hamil-
ton spent a few days last week
al Manitoulin Island.
tenridge were l'riday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. George Tura
bull at Wingham.
ppcts to find bad news in a fort-
une cookie.
day of Ireland spent a couple of
days last week with Mrs. Herb
Pletch.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Buffet
with. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
. Wheeler on the week -end, and
other relatives in the commun-
ity.
Mr. Gordon Cook of Coch-
rane is visiting with Mrs. Geo.
Cook and other relatives. He
also attended the Cook reunion
on Sunday.
- Mr. and Mrs. Elvey Rock of
Monkton were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rinn
and John. , Joanne andJeniffer
returned home with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vincent
were guests at a wedding.anni-
versary and birthday party in the
Bluevale Park last Friday in
honor of Mr., and Mrs. Percy
Vincent.
There will be no S un d y
School classes for the month of •
August in Knox United Church.
Mastei Glen Nixon is camp-
ing this week at Camp lylinese-
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vincent
visited last week with Mrs .
'Wry Vincent; Myth and Mrs.
MarIPMcDowell ,and Earl of
Weitfieldi
Mr. and Mrs. Ross McCrea
• of Teeswater and Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Edwards of Salisbury, Eng-
land visited one day last week
With Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Chamney.
Master Lorri Mathers spent
last week holidaying with his
Melville Mathers and Mr. and
Mrs. Gorden Pengelley.
„Visitors during the week with
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rinn and
John were Mr.. and Mrs. Wil -
liam Parker of Bayfield.
Mr'. and Mrs. John Nil'con,
Calvin, Marjorie and Steven
are holidaying in the eastern
part of Canada.
• The Rev. John and Mrs. Rob.
erts, Alison and Howard will be
vacationing in Wales in August.
Our best wishes go AO them.
Master Danny Lamont is visi-
• ling with his gousin, Douglas
McCrea of Blyth.
Jr. AUXI wry
13ELGRAVE.- On July the
members of the 13elgrave Itatior
Auxiliary were honored to hold
their weekly meeting at the
home of Mrs. Gertrude Tiffin oi
Brenda Kethery led the open-
ing exercises. The girls sang
songs " The Foolish Man", "If
Your Happy You Know lt". "Six
Little Ducks" and "Ezekiel, Saw
Janette Johnston introduced
the guest speaker, Mrs. Grace
Richardson. Mrs. Richardson
told of her teaching experiences
in South America and Showed
the girls some items which she
brought witti her from South
America. Brenda Nether y
thanked the speaker and Rose
Marie White presented her with
a gift.
Marni Walsh then thanked
Mrs. Tiffin for inviting the
girls to her home and Donelda
Lamont presented her with a
gift,
Cauliflower
Buy a cOmpact, crisp white
head, free from blemishes and
with fresh green outer stalks.
To cook, remove outer leaves,
cut off any blemishes and wash
well or soak in cold water for
half an hour. Leave whole,
cut in quarters or break into
flowerets. Cover vegetable
with boiling salted water and
boil without a cover until ten-
der -crisp, about 8 to 12 min-
utes for flowerets.
Reunion to be
annool.,;evint
pavid Cook and Rebecca klar,"
in the community centre here
with 180 in attendance.
Prizes were awarded to MIS.
George Cook for the largest
family; Fred Cook for the Old",
est member present; Marsha
Boak won the prize for the
youngest person coming the
longest distance; Gordon CoolA
of Cochrane.
lt was unanimousW voted
that the reunion Will be -4111.
nual event, held the third,Snn
day inluly.
Officers for l9,70: Fregglgat.
Russel Cook viCe-preddent,
Garner NicholsOn; treasurer,
Arnold Cook; secretary, W.
Gladys JohnstOn; sports corny.,
mittee, NorMan Cook (Witt
, power to add);. refreshments,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis COOk,,
Telford Cook and Mrs. Jatne5
Those attending were from
Hamilton, London, lVlitchell.,
Sault Ste. Marie, Cochrane,
Ripley, St. Marys, Gocierfcb,
Walkerton, Auburn', LondeshOrp':
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