HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-05-15, Page 13840010 the Blue -
conducted
y, May ilk for
choir was the
SO*, with the
Bible Tells Me
King gave the
t► � Message.
Bluevalejoined j.C.W.
with the White-
-44es to share their
at White.
Web. AIM Bert Alton showed
•a.
wilnaTorbec
k of Niagara
spent
the weekend with. Mr.
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J. Elliott.E llQn S tur
the wedding of
and Donalde►-
lifiingham and the stfpper
and
f , 0.
and Niiss Minaret Jam of
MY* Viuted on Sunday w,itb Mrs.
0401 t at Guelph.
Mr- Ind lam. W. J. Peacock
spent Shy with 11. and Mrs.
Rosa Peacock , at Winona.
Wayne Baswick was assisted hit
the service at the Presbyterian
Cbl by tembera e$ the senior
Sunday School class. They were
David Golley, Annette Dorsch,
Dwayne Gotley, Mary Ellen
Elston, Cameroni Rws and Eric
Ross, The Sunday School at-
' tended with their teachers. The
choir's anthem was "Faith of Our
Mothers". Mr. Baswlck's sermon
was, "More Valuable than Gold
other, : and Mrs. J and MrL 3 '.flmay{,
.
Elliot attended * 90th Uri
open house on May 7thforMrs.
Witham Haney of 'W
Mr. Wayne Mick Went a
few days in Winfhalan and Dis-
trict 'H1, returning home on
-Saturday.
Mother's Day guts of Mr, and
Mrs. George Fid, Doyle and
Kalvin were Pam Hickey. Grace
Jeffrey, Mrs. Lloyd Henning, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Elliott, Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Cretier and Amy -Jo,
Mr. and .Mrs. Clarence Henning,
Larry Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Walker, Daryl, Marie, Kathy,
Sheila and Kevin.
A MODERN BAKE SALE was not out of4 place at the Turnberry Central antique show last
Wednesday, and visitors to the show enjoyed the home-bakedgoodies as much as the
items on display at the show.
The Council of the'TownsWoJ Turnberry
w ish t tt
. _to �� up a flood disaster fund �fr. the
Lower, Wingham and, 1 omflood �re►a
Donations for this cause 'fliavi.be Ieffat ethr
thy, Toronto -Dominion Bonk, the Canadian
Imperial. Bank of Co amerce or the Municipal
Office, Bluevale.
A receipt will be supplied upon request.
The Council of
TUrnb rry Township
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WARREN WRAY and David Ryan try to tune into the old times with an antique radio set'
at, the Turnberry Central antique show. The articles for . display were collected from
students' and teachers' houses for the Wednesday evening event.
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ANTLCf1UES CAME TO LIFE'for the students of Turnberry Central last Wednesday when
they organized an antique shoW for parents and visitors. Donnie and Kenny Brooks and
David Fear were delighted but careful as they viewed a collection of old lamps, skates and
jugs. "'
you. saw a child
to death,
would you
juistandandwatch
We1kdiat wbat yotfre
Because of the worst drought in centuries,
every day millions of Africans come a little bit closer to starving
to death. Please don't just stand by and watch.
. • Send a donation to support UNICEF's emergency relief
distribution of thousands of tons of food and medicine
in the stricken areas of West Africa and Ethiopia.
And please be generous. We don't know how long the drought
will Dist. Or how long the children will.
UNICEF Caw& (A)
443, Mt, Illeagant Rod, Toronto C5)
Ontario'M 2
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There are three models of lawn
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For flower beds and vegetable
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