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MORSITTES ON PARADE
too On Parade ffeatatir-
ROIlafts, Mit Inter -
'Majorette, fire batons,
Riding Hood and The
td Wolf and other routines
enjoyment, May 10,
'Winghana Public School, 0
#1,,tharp. Adults $1.00, children
Alts.
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MUM LESSONS •
' The Wingham Majorettes are
• pleased -to announce the forma-
tIon of a drum corp. Open to boys
6 years and up. Teacher Gary
Templeman. Call 357-2872 for
further information. 1-8
= GARDEN PARTY
Wroxeter United Church will
hold a garden party in the com-
munity hall on Wednesday, May
21. Supper from 5 to 7:30 p.m.
Admission adults $2.50, public
school children $1.00.
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SNEAIIV FI,TCH will soon be
here.
DANCE
Friends and neighbors are in-
vited to a dance in honor oto Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Hanna's 40th
wedding anniversary on Friday,
May 16 in the Belgrave Women's
Instutute Hall. No gifts please.
TOURS
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night driving. The only way to see
it all, including 1 Banff, Jasper,
Lake Louise,' Vancouver, Victo-
ria, Calgary, Edmonton, Regina,
Winnipeg, and, the beautiful
Superior route. Free brochures.
Fettes Tours, 323-1545, Mount
Forest. Always an early sellout.
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fn Memoriam
DE GROOT: In loving Memory of
a dear mother and grandmother,
Ann De Groot who passed away
three years ago, May 12, 1972.
It's lonesome here" without you,
Mom,
We iniss you more each day,
For life is not the same for us
Since you were called away.
If we had all the world to give
We'd give it, yes, and more,
To hear your voice and see your
smile
And greet you at the door.
To you who have a mother,
Cherish her with care,
You'll never know the heartache
Till you see that she's not there.
—Sadly. mi ``ci�but never for-
gotten by daf`t rs Nellie and
Marie and family.
TALENT CONTEST
The Ludlow Agricuitgr So-
ciety are sponsoring a talent eoia-
test in conjunction with their fall
fair on September 20. Two
preliminary contests will be held
in the Lucknow Public School on
Friday, May 16 and Friday, May
30 at 8:30 p.m. Good cash prizes
will be paid to the winners. Phone
your entry to 528-3205, 529-7408 or
528.6693. `° 1-8
DE GROOT: In loving memory of
a dear wife, mother and grand-
mother, Anne De Groot, who
passed away three years ago,
May 12, 1972.
To have, to4ove, and then to part
Is the greatest sorrow of one's
heart.
The years may wipe out many
things,
But this they , wipe out never,
The memories of those happy
days
When we were all together.
—Always remembered and
loved by husband John and
family.
MEETING
The Wingham branch of the
Women's Institute will hold their
regular meeting in the council
chambers on Thursday, May 15
at 2:30 p.m. The program con-
veners will be Mrs. Leslie Jacklin
and Mrs. Mel Bradburn. The roll
call is "What do you call the
worst pollution and why?" Motto.
Exchange of bulbs and plants.
Guest speaker, Miss Jouswma.
Hostesses, Mrs. Robert Powell,
Mrs. Wallace Agar, Mrs. Clar-
ence Wade and Mrs. Vera Arm-
strong. Hope to see you there.
MONTHLY MEETING
The Mothers' Auxiliary to
Wingham Minor Hockey will hold
their monthly meeting on May
12 at 8:30m. at the arena. All
interested Imirents welcome.
OLD FASHIONED
TEA
An old fashioned tea to cele-
brate the Centennial of the Pres-
byterian Church in Canada will
be held in St. Andrew's, Wing -
ham, on Friday, May 9, 2:30 to
4:30 p.m. We.hope as many as
possible will attend in period cos-
tume. There will be ‘a bake and
white elephant table.
RECEPTION
Reception for Mr. and Mrs.
Matt Richardson (Ursula Court-
ney) at Saltford on Friday, May
9, 1975. Music by the Moran
Brothers. Friends and relatives
welcome.
Wroxeter iesjdeNt
diesin
Harvey Coupland of Wroxeter
passed away Tuesday, Amil 29,
in Victoria Hospital, London, fol-
lowing a lengthy illness.
Born October 16, 1908, in Turn -
berry Township, he was the son of
the late Percival Couplaiid and
Victoria Willits. On August 10,
1935, he married Mildred Irene
Cathers of Turnberry Township.
The couple farmed for 31 years
prior to' moving to Wroxeter in
1970. He was also the mail courier
for RR 1, Wroxeter, for 31 years.
He leaves to mourn besides his
wife, one son Stewart of Seaforth;
three daughters, Mrs. Robert
( Donna) Black of London, Mrs.
John (Mary) Edgar of George
town, Mrs. Glenn (Carol) Pyke of
RR 2, Gorrie; one sister, Mrs.
William (Marie) Merkley of
Wingham and eight grandchil-
dren, Kevin and Judy of Seaforth,
Richard and Donald of London,
Brian and Karen of Georgetown,
Jeffrey and Jennifer of RR 2,
Gorrie.
Funeral service was held at
Moir -Davidson Funeral Home,
Gorrie, on Friday, May 2, at two
o'clock conducted by Rev. Wes-
ley Ball.
Pallbearers were Elmer Merk-
ley, Mac Wylie, Jack Clarke,
Hugh Harris, William Gallaher
and Jack McLean. Floral tributes
were carried by Brian and Karen
Edgar and Kevin and Judy Coup -
land. Interment followed in
Wroxeter Cemetery.
Oliver Death
The sadden death occurred in
Weston on Saturday, April_ 26, of
Oliver Death'.
Before moving to Weston, Mr.
Death was a well-known resident
of the Lakelet area, having lived
for a number of years with the
Harry Ferguson family.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Jean Inglis of the Bel -
more area; two sons, Barry of
Orangeville and' Murray of
Ithaca, New York; and six grand-
children.
Funeral service was held Tues-
day of last week in Weston with
interment in Bolton Cemetery.
Cards of Thanks
�Y G J
I wish to express my sincere
appreciation to my family, rela-
tives, friends and neighbors for
their cards, letters, flowers, gifts
and visits while a patient in
University Hospital, London. A
special thank -you to Dr. Clarke,
Dr. Smith, Dr. Cain and nurses
for their continual concern and
care. Also to Rev. Armstrong and
to Mr. Baswick and all others
who provided transportation for
both my husband and myself.
Many thanks for the thoughtful-
ness shown my husband during
my absence. All these things are
deeply appreciated and will
never be forgotten. ,
Margaret L. Robertson
We would like to thank all the
• people who offered us accommo-
dation and help at the time of the
flood. Also a special thanks to
Andrew and Jeannette Rodger
and family for the kindness they
showed us at the time we stayed
in their home. It was very much
appreciated and will long be re-
membered.
Kathreen and Ian
Edward
EDGAR: In loving memory of a
dear husband, father and grand-
father, Alexander (Sandy) Edgar
who passed away two years ago,
May 8, 1973.
The evening star shines over the
grave
• Of one we loved, but could not
save.
The end was sudden, the shock
severe
To part with one we loved so
/dear.
Beautiful memories in gold
Are the pictures we tenderly
hold,
Silent thoughts and hidden tears
Keep his memories ever near.
—Ever remembered and sadly
Missed by wife Irene, Bob and
Kathy, John and Mary and
grandchildren.
The family of the late Harvey
Coupland wish to express thanks
to relatives, friends and neigh-
bors for- the floral tributes,
memorial donations, cards of
sympathy and acts of kindness
shown to us at the time of the loss
of a dear husband, father and
grandfather: Special thanks for
the excellent care received from
doctors and nurses on 6th floor in
Victoria Hospital and also to Rev,
W. Ball, Moir -Davidson Funeral
Home and pallbearers.
Mildred, Stewart and Joyce,
Donna and Robert,
Mary and John,
Carol and Glenn and families
We would like to take this op-
portunity to'thank our friends and
reiItives for their help at the time
our home was flooded. Also a sin-
cere thanks for the gifts, cards
and baked goods we received
with the birth of our new son.
Special thanks to the nurses on
the OB ward at tyyingham and
District Hospital, Di. Wilkins and
Dr. Ping.
Spike and Jennie
and family
To Dr. Greidanus and Dr.
Leahy, the nurses who looked
after me in Wingham Hospital
and all those who sent cards,
flowers, gifts and those who
helped at home, thank -you all.
Charles lathers
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We wish to take this opportu-
nity to express our sincerethanks
to everyone who , attended our
double wedding ceremony at the
Lucknow United Church and
reception later at the Lucknow
Arena on Saturday, May 3, 1975.
We also wish to express our
thanks and gratitude for all the
lovely wedding giffs.
Coree and Wayne Gibbons,
Sharon and Rick Passmore
I would like to thank my
friends, neighbors and relatives
for cards, flowers and visits while
I was a patient at Victoria Hospi-
tal. Special thanks to those who
helped at home.
Marg Robinson
Separate
by Susan White
Trustees of the Htiretta
Roman Catholic Separate..
board narrowlly defeat
motion to keep the 01,0
professional developmlt' achy
within the system to skthe same
as last year, instead of :the ten,
that Director of Education Lehi
Vintar recommended, Mrs Vintar
gave boa, members the (latea
and tentative agendas fet ,the
days along with a list of what WO
done in the system's PD day
year. The days for this year were
set by a committee of four ifci-
pals. • -x
-Trustees noted that ons day,
September 19, is the date of f he
Stratford Fall Fair. "What doPD
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days have to do with fairsr,
Wingham Trustee William Kina-
han asked. There is a lot of gem-
plaining in Wingham about eb l-
,drep not being able to attend the
Teeswater Fall Fair, he said, and
suggested that perhaps thelinard
should take a look at a list of area
fairs.
The PD day is on the Stratford
Fall Fair day so that children
won't have to miss any more
school than necessary, Stratford
trustee Ron Marcy said. Strat-
ford pupils already get a half day
off to attend the fair.
Mr. Vintar . said the Ministry
allows a maximum of 12 PD days.
He said the two adjacent public
boards are still working on their
dates, so the days couldn't be co-
ordinated. "Sometimes I feel 'we
should go where we're going -and
not Always look to the other
boards." he said. When trustees
raised the question of savings in
busing and crossing guard costs
if the PD days were the same;.in
all three systems, Mr. Vintar
ChooL
I would like to express sincere
appreciation to relatives and
friends for cards and visits while
I was a patient in Wingham and
District Hospital.
T. A. Currie
I would like to thank my
friends, relatives and neighbors
for their cards, gifts, flowers and
visits while I was a patient in
Wingham Hospital. A very
special thanks to Father Nolan,
Dr. Wilkins, Dr. Ping, and the
nurses in. the Intensive Care.
Della Redman
We would like to express our
appreciation to all who helped us
during the flood. A special "thank
\you" to those who came and
worked so hard both at our home
and the Frosty Queen. To those
who sent in food and invited us to
their home; to those who helped
in any way; a sincere thank -you.
Mildred, Murray'
and family
SANDY'S
is having a
Storewide
2 for the Price
of 1 Sale
Hut, 1 d°° in all
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THURS., FRI., SAT.
MAY 8, 9, la
for 2 pair
•
said, I'Ve'.fe e 1
we can 1ake, e(ti
saving t4 f $ 1Ic,"
..Do you * Ue for$6il
crease fa0W' `d*y8 over i;ll t:
year?" Ti1'># Ate Ted%Wow of
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zurich asked , Mr.: Vint*r.
Vintar said l a Cid.
PD days are held at the County,
zone and schuor level , Tins ,
Francis Hickneli asked if 'there
wasn't a need for More entity*
wide days, Not :really, Mr. VIitar
replied. 6°Specific .fess, like the
metric systetBE are be tear treated
in small groups." ry,
Trustee Shantz suggested that
the first PP day, scheduled for
Sept. 8, be heldthe first d4 of
schoolstayho, meSeptot, *and
da"I ety." "WCs get the kids
:an
a lot of flack on these professional
development days," he said, and
suggested the flack would in-
crease if children were only in
school four days and then were
off for a PD day.
The September 1 PD day is to •
organize the school placement of
children and trustee Ron, Marcy
suggested that teachers wouldn't
know the problems of individual
students on the first day of
school. Mr. Vintar said the first
day of school had been suggested
as a PD day last year, and the
board had voted it down.
Another PD day, for reporting
to parents, is scheduled for
November 28. "The majority of
parents work and can't get to
school -in mid-afternoon. Teach-
ers will have to come out at night
even if it means more work. We
have to get more communication
between teachers, parents and
the board," Mr. Shantz said.
Trustee John O'nrowsky said
there are both afternoon 'and
ning appointments for
Some'ea att d d ib .
at snt' vin
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moree to both groupsi-
Idl t : of *Ovation" .!?gest
�r Shantz��>IBiou �� limit ttie
P1 days to six was defeat by i onn
o f"
vol of 74. ,new motion .by, and 'Add, Vot
l$tee Marcy to, adopt the "tom CitOoottrey..
Pi AO �resect ,as l by Shatz .and, Florniflg
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