HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-02-02, Page 8BELGRAVE—Twelve tables were
n, play at the weekly euchre party
Jan. 27 in the WI Hall.Winners of prizes for high scores
were Mrs. Jean- Pattismraratjames
R. Coultes. Low scores Wire held by
Mrs. Lewis Strineheirse*id Lorne
amieson: Mrs. MarieMerirley and
°Ss Turvey -had the Mint lone
hands and lucky drawiwere !on by
Mrs. 'George Michie- and Stuart
There will be euchre -again on
ednesday, Feb. 3; ;starting at 8
Vincent 1V1iikas and ,Alicia of and Sara of Mississau
weekend with her.. Mother,' Mr• s. Wriow -convalescing at the honi.e of
Mrs. Leonard Robinson rettitned%, Mrs:. JIM Taff of 5 WadsWorth,
Curch- choir
surgeryinwestminsterRospitai Over the 'week of Aian. 23; MarjOrie
London spent the weekend with Mrs.
Mabel Wheeler. -;,-..;‘.; , • SaralrAnderson. • ' his son-in-law and daughter
;Mr. and
university 1101;ital, LOntion and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas litkiy,‘Craig
home last Wednesday following London.
Bert Johnston is a: patient • in Procter of Lonclo rl visited With her
Alexandri„Marine-mid- -General-- Mother, M -Elizabeth- forbcter of
PiEtrOloOolovvelcome.
'CROWNED 4LIEEN
Marjorie Procter, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs.:Robert-Potter of RR 5,
Ornisels,' was ' creWiirid- queen' of
Brussels Fair in 1971 Donna Mork -
Man of Brussels wasrutinerup.
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home were
• Ray !WNW' of Lastowel.
Brk#4" ROSs' -0 Sir
Fiero:Int College,
weekend iUi his parents, Mr.
Mrs. Donitos.
Glen and Ken Sinnainon of
Wingbam were Sunday visitors with -
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beecroft,
Mrs. Barbara Carey,of Kitchener
was a recent visitor with her
Parents? .Mr. and Mrs. Wifliarn
Purdon of Whitechurch.
Mrs., Norma Rintoul, 'vim, Agnes
Farrier, Kiss Mildred-M4enaghan
and John McKinnon were supper
guests Monday evening with Mrse,
Agnes Gaunt of %Ingham.
Kelly Viiterwortli of Goderich is
visiting afew days with her'-itrancl--"
mother, Mrs. Pauline Adams.
Mrs, Norma Flaconer of Goderich
If :no
her
visited Tileglak with Mr- and Mrsl*
Wallace 1V011igan and MS MiguS ,
Falconer:
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RKL GRA . not United
Churchr Sunday Scho�l field its an
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mat Meeting on ;inn;V: rig yearly
reports were pres�nted andpians for
the coining yearwere discussed. 4
-•• The officers and tea§lierkfor 1988
are: ' superintendent,- , Mrs. Bob
Gordon; assistant, George Procter;.
secreterrtreaS1#0,>P041 Mgee;
Beginners, Mr. John Canniball,
,Mrs. ., Danny -:McBurney,Mrs
Kenneth - Hopper,'. ' Cameron
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Cook Grade 4140:Wayne :Hopper, ,STARTING:tfNE'— The),'POrtO.Cornmilnitr:Hak.wasr,ttoe;.:ecener2.'ficifty of the
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Crhil ROPPeol,-Pde_la3finti--titn.... , i::;•ififlie.dse. m_j_embers. rraced miniature cars they had .b#1440,PnisettiVe:- PORI' left, Carla Watson, CatrenCIP0-' rii3O;14;;.::
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gins:
r Richard Watsiln .and Julie Maier make.a.i#et minute starting4ine inspection of their entries. - -
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Grade , Mrs. Abs. • - • • ' •
Nevivofficers . John 878, Mrs. •\.
MRS. LEWIS STONEH U$E 887.9487
Murray Vinee **se Barry Logan;
are eledted Seniors, George Procter; Mrs, Torn
Black; AdOlts, Ross Akerson, Mrs.
borothy Logan..
at Chalmers
Whitechurch--Chahne.rs Presby-
terian Church heldits annual meet-
ing on Saturday, Jaii113. Rev. John
Neilson opened the meeting with the
singing of a hymn, followed by pray-
er and scripture.
Mr. Neilson was chairman and
Archie Purdon acted as secretary.
Reports were read and adopted and
new business was dealt with. New
managers- appointed for a three-
year ,Period are 'bon Ross, William J
Purdon, Agnes Gaunt and Helen . r1
Rintmil. Mrs. Arehie Fulton was
named to a one-year term, replacing
Mrs. Lori Falconer. C
Following the singing of a hymn,
Mr. Neilson closed the meefingwith W
prayer.
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"dyed irave- hall
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1,3ELGRAVE---Allembers Of Kri
United. Chureir chOir held the
atuniale steal the home
Mr. and Mrs:Robert Grasby„... .
Court Whist Was played and priz
were awarded •to Miss. Lor
Campbell, WS: Agnes Menai), Mk
Bert Johritten,ILots 'Anderson a
Mrs. Lawrence Taylor., Lunch' w
served, .after,whibt Et.shert tied '
. *as held; , with Robert Grasby
• president and George Proct
SecietorY4treasintr.
The their decided to hold 4bui
Ott Mittli: Itjtt ,(1!:30 p,irrt: int
ehuren-SohOtiliooni:ko raise-n*1*f
choir music.
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ir spent thetweekendiwithlier grand- their return Millie, they were:444* =in
of inother,-Mrt:110tothy Logan. companied by Mrs. .Procter who
Leslie- Vincent has been a patient Writ a' few days with:heedauttiter.
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ew UCW executive,
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as I 11 tailed at service
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as BELGBAVE®A service of in- Dorothy Logan; auditors,
er stailation was held Sunday morning, Michie, Mrs. Ron Cook; nominating
Jan. 24, in Knox United Church to committee, Mrs. Jack Taylor, Mrs.
instal the following members of the Bert Johnston, Mrs. Norman Cook,
er United Church Women, into their Mrs. D. Logan, pianist, Mrs George
be • newly -designated offices: . past Johnston; archives, Mrs. Ofivelkilt.
Or president, Mrs. Harold Vincent, Rev. John G. Roberts candugted
president, Mrs. Ross Biggins; .first the service. As each person's name
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Members of 4-11.0ubt ieffiironare.
asked to. get radii for a -challenge
From the „Ontario Ministry o
Agricultureand ko comes-thes
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• vice-president, Mrs. Jack Taiylor; was called, she took her place in one
second ifice-president, Mrs. James of the central front pews. All
- Hunter; treasurer, Mrs. Leslie remained standing as they declared
Shaw; stewardship and finance their willingness to Serve. The -other
leader, -Mrs. Florence McArter; UCW members Stood to affirm their
secretary-treasiirer and coin- support and the entire congregation
tnunication, Mrs.- Hunter; assistant rose to accbim, its support for the
secretary, Mrs. Ross Anderson; officers.
• Church in Society, Mrs. Robert •The minister chose as the basis for
f orasby, Mrs. Melville Mothers; his remarks Matthew, chapter nine
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questions: Toanyou light a fire With
intlY. one match? Predict the
weather' Set up a shelter? Survive
safely' in the outdoors? How aboti
testing some riliotrigrarihic and
cOoking skills? Best ofall, -bo* does
an with- Et gt,opp of new friends
souridr. -
Anyone mho finds this. appealing
World Outreach, Mrs. William verses 16 and 17, which relate the
Cotiltet • Christian Development,- lessen of the new material sewn on
Mrs. •John IVI , s. or on an old coat and the pouring of new
Bosman, Mrs. George Michie, In- wine into old skins. Fellowship with
t Chtirch Services, Mrs Laura) all persons was essential. Jesus'
Johnston, Mrs. James Lamont, Mrs. policy was always one of fellowship,
Mike Cottrill; social committee, reaching out and taking risks.
• Mrs. McArter, Mts. Lloyd Michie, The choir sang as their anthem,
Mrs. Lorne Campbell, Mrs. John "Lead Me In Thy Way", with organ
I' -Campbell, Mrs. Leslie Vincent; accompaniment by Mrs. George
lead7ship d evelOpmept, Mrs. Procter. •
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the 9, Al tdoOr( project,. for $.to hit
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Township happenings in 1957.
Business discussion included the
decision to cater for two Blyth
Summer Festival suppers. It also
was decided that Mrs. Garter
Nicholson should make inquiries
regarding new card tables for the
hall .
rof Viiiich was served by Mrs. Stanley •
„lila& and Mts. AliceScott. The next
- vvg be heldin the hall Feb.
,03b:the, forot. of' a pot -luck -
etyone is welciane,
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