The Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-11-08, Page 7C
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the weekend Mr and Mrs.
Elmer King celebrated their
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ththeirfamily, J cin of G1ph, Mr .
and Mrs, (,' d•n Oswin aild
family of Keswick and Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Walker and family
of Windsor.
H Robert Johnston,' assisted'C
Rev. T. K. .et,I o n in the ' MWF.`,
day morning worship service at
St. Paul's Anglican Church, Mr.
Johnston read the second lesson,
th eat speaker was Rev. A. F.
Cowan, speaking on behalf of the.
Canadian Bible Society.
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HARRYAULVEY, reeve of Turnberry Township, presented Mrs. Harry Elliott with a
lace tablecloth from the people of the township, ,in. recognition of her long service as the
librariatn.at Bluevale. The presentation took place Sunday afternoon. (Staff Photo)
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Belgrave
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert 'Hibberd
attended the fowl supper in Ford-
wich United 'Church last Thurs-
day and visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Kennedy.
Wayne Lichty, RR 1, Mil-
verton, visited over the weekend
with his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Ribberd. He re-
turned home with •his parents,
Mi'. and Mrs. Kenneth. Lichty,
who visited at the same home on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kaasa of
Calgary arespending some time
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bos-
man and visiting with other re-
latives in the area.
Mr. and Mrs. James R. 'Coultes
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Armstrong at Thorn -
dale.
Mrs. David Spencer of Toronto
spent the weekend with ' her
mother, Mrs. Cecil Coultes.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnston
of Blyth and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Stonehouse attended the wedding
of their cousin, Patsy Dowse, to
William Ash, both of Galt, in the
First United Church, Galt on
Saturday.
On Sundaytr.' and Mrs. Lewi
s
Stonehouse visited with Mr„ and
Mrs...Paul• Hastings of Hespeler
and with Clarkson Martin of Galt,
Personal Notes
who also visited at :the • same
home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Walker
attended open house in St.
Helens hail on Sunday afternoon,
where over 104 friends, neighbors
and relatives gathered to honnr`
William A, Humphrey of St.
Helens on his 81)th birthday. The
family served a smorgasbord
supper at 5 p.m.
Neil Bieman and Keith Black
returned home on Saturday eve-
ning after spending two months
in Airdrie, Alberta. ' -
Mr. and . Mrs. Alex Robertson
and Jim Robertson of London at..
tended the centennial" anni-
versary church service at Hyatt
United Church, London, on Sun-
day, where Jim Robertson
assisted in the church 'service.
They also visited with Mrs. Wil-
liam Potter and family ni Lon-
don.
Mr. and Mrs. ' Harold Jardin
and Michael of London spentthie
weekend with her parents, ,Mr.
and Mrs. Clare Van Camp. On
Sunday they visited Mrs. James
Taylor atthe Callander Nursing
Home Br
us
els,
Mr and Mrs, Clarence Bailie
e
and Allan of Blyth visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Claiie Van
Camp and sons.. „f'v'
International. theme for
4-H' Achievement program
There was a most interesting
variety of exhibits at the 4-H Club
Achievement Day held last
Saturday at the Howick Central
School. Miss J. Pengilley of the
Huron area was in charge.
Exhibits were entered by:
Bluevale III, "An Oriental
Meal"; Fordwich \II, "Come,
Dine in Italy"; B lmore III,
"Come, Dine in France"; Blue -
vale II, "Come, Dine in Scot-
land". Kathy Willits was respon-
sible for the Bluevale II exhibit;
Linda Espensen for the Fordwich
piece; Dianne Kieffer and Twyla
Dickson looked after. the Belmore
entry and Valerie Peel, the Blue -
vale II exhibit.
Skits were presented by:
Belmdre I, "Too Many Witches
Spoil the Brew"; Cranbrook,
"The Quilting Bee"; Belmore II,
"Discovery of Maple Syrup";
Fordwich I, "Too Many Cooks
Spoil the Broth" and Bluevale I,
"A World of Food in Canada".
Comments on the skits were
given by Mrs. Maxine Brightwell,
home economist, Stratford and
the comments on the exhibits
were handled by Mrs. Jean Law-
less, home economist, Harriston.
The presentation of spoons and
certificates was made by the
various club leaders. County
honors were awarded to Teresa
Cronin, Elizabeth. Armstrong,
Donna Jeffray, Eileen Darling,
• Brenda McCann and Linda
Espensen. Provincial honors
went to Darlene Stamper and
Rosemary Nickel.
Mrs. Alex McTavish, leader of
the Bluevale II Club, was the
winner of her Leader's Certifi-
cate, indicative of five years of
club leadership.
The 4-H project for the spring
of 1974 will be "Taking a Look at
Yourself".
Holyrood man injured
in fall at Douglas Point
A 33 -year-old Holyrood area
m Fred Edwards, an em-
pl6ye at Douglas Point, is in
criti al condition in London's
University Hospital where he was
transferred following an accident
at the plant on Thursday.
Mr. Edwards, of RR 2,
Holyrood, fell approximately 36
feet, landing on a steel beam con-
taining a large bolt which pene-
trated his right hip. He then fell
face down on the concrete. He
was transferred by ambulance
from Kincardine and given
emergency treatment at the
Wingham and District Hospital.
He was later transferred to the
London hospital, suffering severe
internal injuries.
In fair condition in the same
London hospital is 16 -year-old Ian
MacKenzie of RR 3, Lucknow,
who was admitted by ambulance
to the Wingham and District Hos-
pital, on Friday. He was trans-
ferred to University Hospital suf-
fering from internal injuries
after being accidentally struck in
the abdomen by a plywood `stick.
On Sunday, Mrs. Salena Crags -
ton of RR 2, Lucknow, fell at her
home and suffered a, fractured
hip. Following emergency treat-
ment in the local hospital Mrs.
Cranston was transferred to Uni-
versity Hospital by ambulance.
Thirteen -year-old Ricky Hark-
ness of Teeswater was trans-
ferred' to St. Joseph's Hospital,
London on Sunday, after he fell at
home and fractured his left wrist.
Admitted to the local hospital
on Saurday, October 27, and now
in sa isfactory condition, is
Gerrit Biemers of Auburn. Mr.
Biemers was trimming trees at
his home when a chain saw be-
came embedded in his left arm,
causing a deep laceration. Fol-
lowing surgical removal of the
saw and emergency treatment,
Mr. Bierners was detained in hos-
pital.
Leonard Sangster of RR 1,
Wingham was admitted to hos-
pital last Tuesday after suffering
a concussion and left shoulder
injury while playing hockey at
the Wingham arena. His condi-
tion was described early this
week as satisfactory.
Mrs. George Cook, Miss Annie
Cook and, Wes Cook have moved
into the village and , are know
residing in the home formerly
occupied by .Mrs. Jack Anderson.
Mrs. Robert Stone of Atwood
spent a few days last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Jamieson.
On Friday, Miss Grace Dewar,
Miss Inez McCutcheon and.Mrs.
Nelson Kitchen, all of Atwood,
visited at the Jamie§on home.
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Jamieson
were Mrs. David Hanna' and Jo-
anne of Kitchener, Mrs. Clarence
Hanna, Mr. and Mrs. Don., Huff-
man, Neil, Ross and Cathy,
Gerald Therdoff,' Miss Sadie
Therdoff and Keneeth Harkes all
of Listowel, Mrs. Stanley Lennox,
Patricia and Clinton of Gorrie.
Pioneer girls
attend party
Twenty-four goblins gathered
at the Baptist Church for the
annual Hallowe'en party of the
Pilgrim division of Pioneer Girls:
Xany games "fere played •and4
rIgakhdrs � mss'
v Winner for the most .•original
costume was Sally McDonald;
for the ugliest costume, Bonnie
Thompson; for the prettiest, Kim
Foxton.
Saturday a training course was
held for leaders and guides of the
Pioneer Girls, conducted by Miss
Kay England, • field representa-
tive for Western Ontario. Work-
• ers from six other churches in the
neighborhood attended these ses-
sions.
Lical graduates
receive degrees
The first graduating class of
the newly -named With -id Laurier
University, Waterloo, received
degrees on Sunday afternoon at
convocation ceremonies in the
Kitchener Memorial Auditorium.
The university is the former
,Waterloo Lutheran, which has
been re-established with a non-
religious sponsorship and re-
named in honor of one of
Canada's most illustrious prime
ministers.
Those from this area who
received degrees are William
Stevenson, Belgrave and Jean
Wilson, Fordwich, both of whom
received general Bachelor of
Arts degrees.
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mi s. Donald Stewart,
Teeswater, wish to announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Gladys Joan, to Mr. Raymond
Gerald Wright, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Wright, RR 4, Wing -
ham. The marriage will take
place at Teeswater United
Church on November 30, 1973 at
7:30 p.m.
BIRTHS
VOiSiN—At the Wingham and
District Hospital on Saturday,
October 27, to Mr. and Mrs.
John Voisin, Teeswater, a son.
PANNABECKER—At the Wing -
ham and District Hospital on
Thursday, November 1, to Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Pannabecker,
Dungannon, a daughter.
CAMPBELL—At the Wingham
and District Hospital on Satur-
day, November 3, to Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Campbell, RR 4,
Brussels, a son.
STEWART—Pat and Greg Stew-
art are happy to announce the
arrival of their daughter, Car-
ley Lisa at Joseph Brant
Memorial Hospital, : urlington
on Wednesday, October 31.
First grandchild for Jack and
Edith Walker, Wingham.
Damcm s over $2 300
In five area OCC1 wits
4 4001
Property damage totalled
42.E in five area accidents
which were investigated during
past week by the Witham
detachment of 'the Ontario Fro -
15604 Police,
On Wednesday, Johan
boa of I R 2, Brussels, was in,
volved in a single -ear accident on
i bway 4 south of num Road
6, in which a fence owned by
Walter Oster was damaged:
Damages to the Uulzebos vehicle
were estimated at $.
The same day damages of WO
were caused to a -vehicle driven
by Robert H. Jacklin RR
tllel which was involved' in a
single ear accident on County
Road 12, Borth of County Road 16.
Henry Mundt of Fordwieb and
nald E. temp of Harriston
were. involved in a twQar 'colli-
sion on Huron County Road 30 at
Queen St., Fordwich, on Ttnurs-
day. Damages in that, mishap
were estimated at $1,150. •
On Saturday Robin B. Worm-
ington of RR 1, Bluevale was in-
volved in a single ear accident on
Highway 86 west of the CNR
crossing in Turnberry Township.
Damages were estimated at $250.
Another single -ear accident,
this one also on Saturday, in -
Volved James E. Alton of Wing-
ham and occurred on Highway 4,
north of Huron County Road 16.
In this mishap a fence owned by
C. VanCamp ,of RR 4, Brussels,'
Colleen Farrier
wins gold medal .
BELGRAVE --•- Mrs. Nelson
Higgins, Miss Dorothy Higgins,
Mrs. Wilma Higgins, Mrs. Edna
Pletch of Brti§sets, Mr. and Mrs:
Garnet Farrier of Whitechurch
and Mr. and Mrs. Russel Farrier
of Wingham attended ' the con-
vocation at the University of
WesterkOntario, London, on No-
vember 3, when Mrs.'" Higgins'
granddaughter, Colleen Farrier;
ARCT, received the �go�ld medal
for the highest Standing iii ]ler
Teacher's. Associate of Music de-
gree at the Western Ontario Con-
servatory of Music. '
Colleen is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Carman Farrier of
Long Branch and is.now studying
music at the University of
Toronto. •
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BELGRAVE — A large crowd
attended a reception and dance in
the Women's Institute Hall on
Saturday evening in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Vincent, the for-
mer Carol Webster. Music was
supplied by Scott's Orchestra.
After lunch Mr. and Mrs. Vin-
cent were called to the platform
and Harvey Black read the ad-
dress. Lloyd Michie ' presented
the couple with a gift of money.
Both Donald and Carol made fit-
ting replies.
4-H members
entertain WI
Members • of Wingham 4-H
clubs one and three entertained
their parents and ladies of Wing -
ham Institute at the . United
Church on Monday evening,
November 5.
Their project, ', or1d, of
Food in Canada", axvs well given
under the capable leadership of
Mrs. M. Jacklin and her as-
sistants. Miss Ruth Nethery wel-
comed the guests. It was a very
interesting evening and the girls
deserve much praise for their
work.
Several ladies from other coun-
tries were asked to describe their
habits and foods which was very
interesting. Mrs. Rod Wraith ex-
plained the German tradition
while Mrs. Abe Lewis spoke
about the Jewish custom; Mrs.
Hans Schipper for Holland, Mrs.
Olive Lewis for England and Mrs.
Lalita Uppal representing India.
Mrs. Uppal was dressed in her
lovely sari.
One highlight of the evening
was when Mrs. Uppal showed
how to arrange a sari, using Miss
Joanne Anger as her model.
Mrs. Anger and Mrs. Vath pre-
sented the underage group with
measuring spoons for success in
their work of the 4-H club. Miss
Darlene Rich thanked their
parents and guests for coming.
A delightful evening was closed
by the girls repeating their motto
and grace, after which the girls
served a tasty lunch of several
dishes they had learned to make
during their prosect.
—Mrs. Cora ivand of Grimsby
visited on the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Tiffin, Frances
Street.
A representative of the Minis-
try of Environment and Water
Resources will be in Whitechurch
on friday of this week to inspect
and answer questions for the
Whitechurch Water System
was damaged.. Damages to the
Alton vehicle Were estimated ,at
060.
No one was injured in any the
accidents.
During the last week, the local
OPS detachment also charged
six persons under the Liquor
trelAct; eight under ifighWay
Traffic Acta and three persons
char
ged under the Criminal'
Code.
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