The Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-10-16, Page 12jT1
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Wroxeter Personal Notes
Mr. Terry Clark, of Don
Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Fraser
Pollock, Brockville. spent the
holiday week -end with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vern
Clark.
Mr. Bill Higgins, Bruce
Mines, spent the week -end' with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stew-
art Higgins.
Visitors with Mrs. A. Wear-
ing at the week -end were Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Carson and
family of Brockville, Miss Hel-
en Gibson of Toronto, Mr. and
Mrs. David Livingstone and
family , Scarborough.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hart and
family were. in Kingsville for
the holiday week -end where
they visited Mr., and Mrs. Ernie
Queen.
Mrs. John Bolt of Richard's
Landing visited with her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Higgins, Turnberry, at the
week -egad. She was accompan-
ied by Mrs. Frank Brason who
visited Mr. and Mrs. James
Sanderson.
Mr. Dick Allan and .Miss
Marlene McLeod of Toronto
were week -end guests with his
parents, Mr. and -Mrs. Mac Al-
lan. Mr. George Allan, Sarnia,
spent Thanksgiving Day at the
same home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sanderson
were in Toronto for the week-
end where they visited their son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Mclntee.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Iredom
and family, St. Thomas, spent
the holiday week -end with her
parents', Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ac-
kerman.
Mr.' and Mrs. Fraser Haugh
and Eileen spent Sunday with
Mrs. Issac Stokes and Edith of
Turnberry.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hislop
M. and Mrs. Ronald Metz-
ger and family of Bridgeport ,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Metzger
and family of Palmerston, Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Halerwich and
Caroline of Listowel visited Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Pellett and fam-
ily on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hart and
boys of Oshawa were holiday
week -end guests with Mr. and
Mrs. William Hart.
M r. and Mrs. Carman Nixon,
Grant, Lori and Andrea of Lon-
don spent Thanksgiving with
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser. Haugh.
Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Cameron Edgar were Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh MacDonald and
family of Chatham, Mr. and
Mrs. Don MacDonald 'and fam-
ily, Windsor, Mr, and Mrs.
Alex MacDonald and family,
Wingham and Mr. s and Mrs. Da-
vey Edgar, Gorrie.
H�wIck lions to fin
The regular monthly 'r
meeting of the HQWit 11,45,'
CSS held on M+o>day ,even -
ing of last week in Heulcys'
Restaurant, Wroxeter, 'witE;the
president, Lion Loyd Felker.
presiding, and nineteen Mon
members and guests paresent.
The guest speaker was
District Governor of District
A-9 Lion Howard B. Hender-
son of Owen Sound. who was
making his official visit tctte
club. Mr. Henderson has been
a member of zhe Owen Sound
Club for 12 years. He hasbeen
president of that club and filled
various important district offi-
ces, which qualified him for
the office of District Governor.
to which he was'elected in Ot-
tawa at the District Convention
in May 1969, and installedinto
office at the International Con-
vention in Tokyo, Japan, July
1969, He will hold this office
until June 3.Oth , 1970. Mr.
Henderson is employed by the
nee two houses in.
City of Own $94114 aR POW
tery sUpetintendent, tie is the
immediate past president of the
Ontario Cemeteries Association.
There ate 43 Lions' Clubs in
Lion Howard Disitrict of
which Howiek is One, The How
MR HENDERSON
ikk Club has been in operation
for 26 years, There are 28
;Mice Men in this club. The
president is Lion Lloyd Felker,
of R R. 2, Gorrie.
Some of the projects the
Lowick Lions' Club have taken
part in during the .last year are:
Bingos held every two weeks in
Wroxeter hall; an annual Rum-
mage Sale held in Corrie Arena;
gave assistance in the annual
drive for the Blind; donated $150
to the swimming project held
annually in the Community
Park in Gorrie; aided a needy
family financially.
Future projects will include:
old time dances to be held once
a month in the winter; the erec-
ting of signs for the three vill-
ages of Wroxeter, Gorrie and
Fordwich; and the sponsoring of
a juvenile hockey team.
The Governor gave a most in-
teresting .account of his recent
visit to the Lions' International
Convention held last summer
in japan, lie said that
2q
frgrn District A-9 attended',
and QQQ Ontario bions marched'
in the ;parade. L: ionism was
fist `introduced in Japan i1/years
ago , and is growing very rapid-
ly. with Japan being now second
only to U.S. A. in. Lion mem -
bers.
The club was also informed
that the Distriet's 9bjeetive this
year is to form five new Clubs,
and every Lion member was
urged to strive to procure new
members during October.
Mr. Henderson also .spoke,
on East Pakistan Relief. He said
$44 would build a house there,
and that these houses would be
built on streets named for the
various Lion Districts. The How-
ick Club voted $66 for the build-
ing of two houses on District
A-9 Street.
The speaker was introduced
by Lion Alex Graham, and Lion y
George Timm extended the ap-
preciation of the club and pre -
Y '$.i(
BELORAVE--1.oulse Procter
was IP ewe fol Ole fah meet.
r
fog, hey at the home of Mrs,
tenet $sums Monday .after-
{ noon Buren girls anawe1
1911oil by maklog suggestions
on where the lazy daisy and
chain Witches could be used. A
OM business period was f9llow-
eci by a work session when the
girls made samples of stitches.
CRAFTY CROW
SLUFVALE--The fourth
meeting was held. at the home
of Mrs. Jim Armstrong on Mon-
day evening. Uses of the feath-
erstiteb and deciding the de -
sign and free choice article
were discussed. The lazy daisy
and chain stitches were taught.
sented the Governor with a gift,
Governor Henderson was ac-
companied to the Hawick meet -
ing by Lion Rennie Garan, of
Owen Sound.
Singing was led by Lion Rev.
G. W. Sach.
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