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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-06-21, Page 2\\\ Bob "140:: rwar,Atw ; Kaye Richt ver; Paylor, P ; Kathleen Listowel; Mrs. Angus, W- ; Mrs Waecher, may; Mrs. SeUing, Wlngham and Listowel Share wiengweamh; $40od0 it;first,*s baumA. : tr)ty!all;peclan4Mal'):111:;:sMlinia:StersorihtraMaOSSa ,wMilingd; • ternplui u. o;wirsPeter mo Jackpot., .c9nSoi sytler Mlld- in,41,Y4P card: Joan Robinson, • - • • RUNNERS *1 P AT THE Howick Central School Bicycle Rodeo are back row, Donna. Wagier, -Nancy Demeriingr Lorraine Dinsmore, Edna Loughran, POO tleiwarf,*Kirk. McMillan, Gary Douglas; middle row, Donna Harding, •BrendaCh •embers,;ILynne Chambers, Michael Chambers, Andy De mer ling, • David Mann, Dale Hunt, Jeffrey Esrienson; front row, Sandy Merkley, Sharon Brown f Marion -Huth, Davici Harding, Craig PenIVY. and Greg Douglas. \ . Staff f3oto , WALK-A-TIION GORRIE Three' hundred 'people took part in the WOO- Thon on Saturday starting atthe Howick Central School' and ,pro- ceeding through the villageOf • Fordisvich and across tolYrNce- ter, returning to Vowick Central , 1)- 'fer tke• School, a route of 20 Wes, - proximately $7,009 was rat the Howick TownshipCe! ' Since $21•001/11141 been1Z by June 11, the addltionaliValk-a. thon proCeeds will tot the centre well on the way to the' objective. Foridwkhi e - Mrs. Carroll Johnson • spent several days last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs* Murray. 'Parttfallte,MrL 'darn* Wingham,- WOW $3 Door prises: Trudy. Wiseman, over.; Marg Parsons) Pelmets-, toil; Mrs. Joe MontgolnerY, Wingham Lucky draws: Dorothy Doug- las, 'Clifford;: Margaret Adahta,. Wroxeter; Bonnie al.010P• Wroxetereleettie Clock, and Bernice Smalz, Mildma$--trans, ..tstOr radio. '7 GORR1E , McKenzie Edgar of Retio!t and, Tim Edgar- Of Tulsa, Arizona, visited. Mr.' and ,Mra; Gordon Edgar' and attended the funeral, , r of Mrs. Charles .Black. on Tues- day. • • Mrs. Goldwyn 'rhOtipSeil is Ei patient in Victoria Ho's0t:aliLon- ur¶E34R1 'ntbV wt. fi ;1145 Lee W H A ly'k ance Ltd. ,)UR rAilM,HAM F'f-4APAr;' 0 • fs' s, n etwood; Senior girls. The rodeo was held outdoors. . ° (Staff ,Photo) nal• • Vb. and Mrs. John Barlow and . Janie of Howes Caves, N.Y., visited Mrs. Vernon Barlow and atfended, ;the; funeral of her k. daughter, Mrs. Ralph Moyer of Tilbury on Thursday. , , Mr. and Mrs. James Nickel of - Toronto, Mr. and Mrs,. Howard Nickel and Miss Kay Nickel of Kitchener' Mr. -and Mrs. Lester Nickel, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nickel of Fordwich, Mrs. Harold Boyd of Belmore, Mr: and . Mrs. Ilmard Harper and ROSS of Mildmay, visited at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nickel on • Sunday. Mrs. Thomas MacDonald and Mrs. Wilford King spent the weekend with Mrs. Clara Colmer of Toronto, They were accom- panied by Frank King of Wroxe- ter who spent a few days with Dr. and Mrs. Wendell Gott in Toron- to, Miss Lois Ferguson of St., Thomas spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose O'Con- nor and grandson, Andy Brucett of Oakville and Arthur Tucker of Trowbridge visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Finlay on Sunday. Brenda, Brian, Karen and Paul • Brears of Palmerston spent a few days with their grandparents, Mr. and Whs. Archie Miller. Mrs. Frank Earls of London spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hastie. Mrs. Webster Jacklin, Listo- wel, visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Brown and attended the funeral of John Farrell of Belmore on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil qtrainger, Mrs, A. L. Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Grainger and family, Bruce Grainger of London, Robert Grainger of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. William Hutchison, Gregory Stephens, Miss Debbie Stephens of Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Ken McMichael and Susan, Wroxeter, Mr. and Mrs. James Renwick, Clifford, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Nuhn, Gowanstown, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart, Moles- worth, Wayne StevenS and Miss Cheryl Stephens, West 11111 were guests at the Grainger -Wallace wedding in Ayr United Church on Friday evening. • Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hamilton of Orono and Miss Joyce Hamilton of Kitthener spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Hector Hamil- ton. Gordon Edgar, Wilbur Free- man and Henry Laeluier visited George Tirnin In the University Hospital, London, en Sunday. C0 -0P Fertilizer and CO-OP Feed, -you wouldn't mix them — but let's combine them to help you produce more lbs. of Milk from every acre. Let's start with CO-OP fertilizer. 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