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students paraded through Belgrave to the fair grounds. This year the school fair celebrat-
ed its 54th birthday. (Staff Photo)
Notes from Whitechurch
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Milligan,
Mary Lou and Clara spent the
weekend in Streetsville with the
former's daughter, Mrs. Pat
Donnelly, Mr. Donnelly and
Angela and their other, daughter,
Mrs. Craig, Mr. Craig and David.
On Friday evening they attended
the wedding of her nephew at
Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Laidlaw
of London visited Friday with his
brother, Elroy Laidlaw, and Mrs.
Laidlaw. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Taylor and
Russel Ross visited on Sunday
with Mrs. Russel Ross, a patient
at St. Mary's Hospital, Kit-
chener.
On Sunday afternoon White-
churtCh Junior ball team played
Port 'Stanley team at Lucknow
for O.A.S.A. Port Stanley boys
were the winners. Each team has
won one game. Another game has
to be played to declare a winner.
Walter Moore, as a member of
Brophy's slow pitch team, was at
Mitchell for a game where
Mitchell team was the winner.
Weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. R. M. Des Roches and
family were Mr. ,and Mrs. Bill
Norris, Paul and Bradley, Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Lattimer all of
Woodstock and brothers, Cleo
and Remi Des Roches of
Penetang.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Cardiff of
Brussels were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Miller of
Goderich were weekend visitors
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Coultes.
Miss Mildred McClenaghan,
Reg. N., was able to resume her
duties at Goderich Hospital last
week.
Miss Joari Tiffin visited on
Wednesday last with Mrs. Mary
Weber of Mildmay.
On Wednesday last Mrs. Russel
Ross was admitted to St. Mary's
Hospital at Kitchener. The
community wishes her a speedy
•
recovery.
Miss 'Jane Laidlaw of London
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elroy.
Laidlaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rintoul on
Sunday were assisting at the
Open House at the Stiles Funeral
Home, Goderich, and little
Steven visited with his grand-
parents, Mr. - and Mrs. Bill
Rintoul.
Mrs. Ted Robinson and Mrs.
Gershom Johnston were in
Kitchener on Wednesday where
they visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Robinson and Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Robinson.
Miss Carol Farrier, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Carman Farrier,
has entered Queen's University,
Kingston, and her sister, Colleen,
is at the Toronto University,
majoring in music.
Mr. and Mrs. John deBoer,
Eddie and Donald, were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Nicholson of Strathroy.
Mrs: Nicholson is the former
Irene deBoer.
Let's
Go
OPEN FOR SEASON
SEPTEMBER 13
MEN'S LEAGUES, LADIES' LEAGUES,
MIXED LEAGUES NOW BEING
FORMED
FULL JUNIOR Y.B.C. PROGRAM
JUNIOR REGISTRATION
Ow Wiles Friday & %today EveRiags
OPEN SUNDAYS STARTING NOVEMBER 3
WINGHANI BOWLING LANES
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 357-1940
Wingham
twosome wins
King trophy
The Ladies' Doubles Tour-
nament for the King Trophy was
held at the Wingham Lawn
Dowling Club on Wednesday,
September 11, and was called for
10;30 a.m.
Entries took part from Exeter,
Goderich, London and Wingham.
One game was played in the
morning and then a pot luck
lunch was enjoyed, Two games
were played in the afternoon and
Mrs. Rena Fisher, president,
presented the trophy and first
prize to the winners, Mrs. Wilma
Kerr, skip, and Mrs. Audrey
MacKay, lead, with three wins
and a plus of 51 and overplus of
eight. 1
The, other prize winners were:
second;��l�Vlrs. Janet Roberts and
Mrs. Johnnie Thompson . of
London with three wins and .a
plus of 39; third, Mrs. Grace
Scrimgeour and Mrs. Margaret
Allison of Goderich, who were
defending the trophy; fourth,
Mrs. Rita Haselgrove and ,Mfrs.
Alargaret q •obe on _Ks�,. of
iNingfiafn; , fifth, s, '1 nee�,
McPherson and Mrs. Elda
Nethery of Wingham; ' tied for
sixth, Mrs. Ethel Day and Mrs.
Lily Patterson and Mrs. Mary
Lloyd and Mrs. Doris MacLen-
nan.
Inother activity in the local
club, Alan MacKay and Malcolm
MacKay .attended the men's
doubles tournament in Teeswater
on Tuesday evening of last week.
WALKERTON
MAN RELEASED
There was rejoicing in a couple
of Walkerton homes last week
when news came that Clifford
James of that town, who has been
a prisoner of rebel forces in Erit-
been released. The man was
taken prisoner, along with
another Canadian and an
American when their helicopter
was forced down during an oil
exploration flight. Mr. James'
wife and parents reside in
Walkerton.
Mr. and Mrs. floy
East Brunewkk, Now
spent a few days bug weok with
Mrs. Jeep, Wheeler and attended
the fielgriive School. roar.,
Another "woeful Belgrave,
Blyth, Britiaela Schootrair was
well attended lest Wednesday
afternoon. In spite of the (WY
summer' t *NM/ea were still in
goOd numbers.
Mrs, Claire Rainer Scarboro
spent 'the weekend with her
mother, Mrs, Clarence Money.
Mr. and Mrs. Jame* Cotiltee
spent tbe weekend with Mrs. Len
Jarvis of St. Catharines, and W.'
and Mrs. Robert Taylor ,of St,
Mrs. R. Higgins
conducts worship
BELGRAVE — The regular
meeting of the evening unit of the
United Church Women was held
September 3 in the church base-
ment with 17 present. Mrs. Ross
Higgins was in charge of the wor-
ship and had as her theme, "We
need to place first things first and
keep them there”.
"When Morning Gilds the
Skies" was sung followed by a
psalm read in unison. Mrs.
James Coultes read the scripture
lesson and mediation was given
by Mrs. Ross Higgins, "Where
Does Time Go?"
Mrs. William Coultes read an
item, "Television Is a Time Con-
sumer". A hyam was sung and
Mrs. Ross Higgins closed the
worship service with prayer.
Minutes of the last meeting
were read and adopted. Mrs.
Laura Johnston conducted the
business. It was decided, to cater
to a wedding anniversary on
September 22. A committee was
then named to make further
arrangements.
The offering was received and
dedicated by Mrs. \Laura John-
, ston. Mrs. Murray Lougheed
called on Mrs. John Roberts to
tell of her recent trip to Wales.
Mrs. Ftoberts gave a Very in-
teresting and detailed account of
her trip and also showed some
souvenirs.
Mrs. William Stevenson sang
'two solos. Mrs. Ross Anderson
gave a report on activities held at
Alma,College which she attended
Mrs. George Michie, on be,half
of the UCW, preSented Mrs. Cliff
Branton with a gift in apprecia-
tion of her work in the UCW. Mrs.
Branton is leaving. t9(
. Grace was sung and lunch was
served by Miss Annie Cook's
The October meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. George
Michie.
Birthday party
BELGRAVE—A surprise
birthday party was held in honor
of Miss Nora Van Camp at the
house of Mr. and Mrs. Clare Van
Camp on Sunday afternoon.
Those present were Mrs. Norma
Davidson, Mary and Karol of
Glencoe, Mr. and Mrs., John
Evans of Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Black of Clinton, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Bailey and Allan
of Blyth, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Van Camp of Brampton, Mr. and
Mrs. Len Zevenbergen and Shane
of Hepworth; Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Van Camp, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Van Camp and Mr. and Mrs.
William Van. Camp.
BiLL KEIL of Wingham misses a long put at the Wingham
Golf and Cnuntry club's fina: Mania Sunday Tournament.
About 40 golfers who had qualified by playing In eight such
tournaments during the year fOOk to the links on the week-
end for the last tournament of the yaar, (Staff Photo)
)140Cammon of Winston., They
also visited with *Mrs. Laura
Ur. and Mrs. Reg. Watson of
Virozeto and Mr, and Mrs,
Victor* Walden of Godericb
visited with Mr. and Mrs; Victor
Youngblut on Sunday.
Mr. and Wro.,Douglas Grant of
week with their uncle and aunt,
gatheript,
41st iiniversary
gathering was held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, William Coultes on
Sunday to celebrate I*. and Mrs.
/win Robert Coultes" 41st wed-
ding anniversary. Those present
were Mrs. Russell Walker of
Goderich, Norman Keating of
Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Harvy
McGuire, Mr. and Airs. Glenn
Coultes:and boys, Mr. and Mrs.
LeWis Stonehouse.
Jr. Auxiliary
BELGRAVE The Junior "'
Auxiliary met in the Orange Hall
on Saturday morning 'with Cathy
Shiell leading in the games.
President Audrey Scott opened
with the regular exercises. Cathy
Shiell took charge of the roll call.
Minutes of the last meeting
were read by Sheila Anderson.
Anne Procter helped with the
worship service. The offertory
prayer was recited by Patti
Edwards. The treasurer's report
was given by Joan Higgins.
Leaders for the next meeting
are: Games, Anne Procter; sing
song, Joan Higgins; clean-up
girls, Joan Higgins and Patti
Edwards.
The sing -song for this ineeting
was led by Sheila Anderson.
ilibbert
y with W. and
Mrs. ind Wayne
of RA 1, Milverton.
Mr, and Mrs. Mervin Urges of
RR I., GOWitinithen visited
SUn41113r evenbog with Mr. And
'Mrs. Robert Hibberd.
Mrs, 110410 of Seaforth
Wet the weekend with Isfrs.
Barry Rinn.
Yisitors on Sunday with Mrs.
Harry' Kinn and Leis wore
awl Mrs. Keith Cartwright,
Donna rostrieke, Mr. inoi
Kuntz, Kim and
foster children
Michael and
Rinn of Ki
celebrated John Cartwrighea
seventh birthday.
15 000 school children
visit Chinese exhibit
Starting Sept. 9 and every
Monday thereafter I ap-
proximately 15,000 Ontarzu school
children are scheduled to visit
The Chinese Exhibition at the
Royal Ontario Museum.
The visits, which include
students from grades five to 13,
are already fully booked, and a
museum spokesman said that the
demand has been so great that
additional tours begintming
Fridays in October are also fully
reserved.
Organized by the Museum's .
Education Department, the tours
are designed to accommodate 200
students per hen", IISIVII111
enough space to accommodate at
least 200 visitors from the general
A kit, available to tomboys
accompanying the groups,
contains posters, film slides, a
catalogue, a paperback book, and
other background On ChIneSe
history and archaeology.
Times of the school visits are;
and six Fridays beginning Oc-
Aspen Poplar are fast growing
and shori-lived trees.
DANCE
IHOWICK COMMUNITY CENTRE
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
Dancing 9 to 1
Dancesto the Music of
1.10„NEL THORNTON
and his Casa Royal Orchestra
Tickets 55.00 Per Couple
Lunch Included
ADVANCE TICKETS AVAILABLE BY PHONING
3354452; 335;3280; 335-3102; 335.3133; 3274534
Proceeds for the new
Howick Community Centre 19;26
Ken Carter's Suic de
Auto Jump
This picture shows Ken in action .
VARNEY SPEEDWAY, 3 miles south of Durham
he will attempt to jump 12 cars.
DON'T MISS THE ACTION
Sunday, September 22nd, on
CFPL-TV % CKNX-TV
12:30-1p.m. 4-4:30p.m.
Watch
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