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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-03-08, Page 11FORDWICH—Rosemary Magill, Phyllis Haverfield, Marian 'eld- skov and Jenny Wilson were hostesses on Tuesday night, /March 1, at the Fordwich hall for a miscellaneous shower in honor of Mary McInnes, bride -elect of this month, Contests were played and Jennie gave a reading with advice for the Nide. Mary received many lovely gifts for which she thanked everyone, It was also the future bride's birthday so "Happy Birthday" was sung and all enjoyed decorated cake with ice cream which was served by the hostesses. MRS. LEWIS STONEHOUSE887-9407 • Rev. John G. Roberts of Knox United Church conducted the morning service at the Whitechurch charge on Sunday, Feb. 28, while their minister, Rev. John A. Neilson, was in charge of the service at Calvin -Brick United Church and Knox United Church, Belgrave. Belgrave residents congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Joel Arkell on the birth of their infant son, Jordan Peter Wilkins, on Wednesday, Feb. 24. A little brother for Justin and Jeremy. Visiting at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Procter on Saturday, Feb. 27, were Mrs. Howard Zettler, Sherry and twins, Amanda and Alicia ofRR 4, Walkerton. Mrs. Elizabeth Procter visited with her daughter, Marjorie Procter and Philip Stopforth of London on Sunday and returned home on Monday evening, Feb. 29. Good turnout at card party BELGRAVE — Eleven tables were in play at the weekly euchre which was held in the WI Hall on Wednesday, March 2. High prizes were won by Mrs. Agnes Gaunt and Robert Grasby. Low prizes were held by Mrs. Edgar Wightman and Mrs. Jim Coultes, playing as -a man. Novelty prizes went to Mrs. George Carter and Mrs. Gertrude Reavie, playing as a man and winners of lucky draws were Mrs. Margaret Robertson and Mrs. Ronald Coultes, the latter also playing a man's card. There will be euchre again on Wednesday, March 9, starting at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome. 21•Wa YOUNG COUSINS Jill Leachman and Michelle Irvine had a terrific time at last Friday night's pre -teen dance held at the Armouries build- ing in Wingham. The dance was sponsored by `the Wingham Cana- dettes Seniors'group meets at hall in February IiLUEVALE — The monthly meeting of the Bluevale senior citizens' group was held in the community hall last Monday, Feb. 29, with 35 members in attendance. The meeting was called to order by President Ross Turvey. Florence Johnston opened the meeting with several musical selections on the piano. These numbers told of love THE BUDGET BABIES - BLUEVALE — The Bluevale II club held its first meeting Feb. 29 at Bonnie Johnston's home. They elected their officers: president, Lee -Anne Nicholson; vice-president, Cheryl Nicholson; secretary, Donna Johnston.; press reporter, Lori Moran. They also chose the name for their club. The girls learned about money, goals, resources and making decisions. The Budget Babies will meet again on Tuesday, March 15, at BonnieJohnston's home at 10 a.m. • and the heart to commemorate Heart and Stroke Month. • The minutes of the last meeting and the treasurer's report were read and adopted. The members also passed a motion to make a donation to the Heart and Stroke Feknd. The meeting adjourned and the host committee of George and Margeurite Fischer, Vera and Stan Moffatt and Alba Mundell set up eight tables for progressive euchre. The following received prizes: high lady, Laura Jenkins; low lady, Mary Peacock; high man, George Carter; low man, Norman Skelding; ladies' draw prize, Isobel Garniss and men's draw prize, Bill Peacock. This was followed by a • delicious buffet lunch. The next euchre is March 14 at 8 p.m. Sharp. fll 6 Gibson, Toronto, yisited ,tsame-hanie,r • and. Mrs. Janlea •Rabe*On, lch,were SOnday:visitariwith Man Griffith. Omit forget the St. Patrick% noon _luncheon in Wroxeter Community, hall on March 17. - Mrs. Jack Willitts, accompanied by daughter Norma of 'London, Mr. - and Mrs. Allan MeCelenian and baby Ashley- of Timmins 'visited recently with Shelly Willitts andson - Curtis at Airdrie, Alberta. While Raze' was high gent went to Annie Pittendre, Duncan Sangster and wnners spatial prizes were McElwain and NAM Harding. The -next card " party will be Friday, March it, sponsored by the Fordwich Senior Citizens PUBLIC • A PRESENTATION OF THE PROPOSED OPEN SPACE TUDY • FOR WINGHAM at the • Wingham Town Hall Wednesday, March 16, :1988 Drop.in 7-9 Viewing of Proposals Discussion to follow MAITLAND VALLEY • CONSERVATION AUTHORITY SCHOOL OF LANDSCAPE • ARCHITECTURE UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH PART-TIME AND CONTINUING EDUCATION NEW FULL-TIME PROGRAM FOR PERTH/HURON • HEALTH CARE AIDE This new 16 -week, full-time program for Health Care Aides will be starting in late August at Conestoga College'syClinton Campus. The program is designed for those who wish to work as a Health Care Aide in a long-term care facility. The graduates of this program will be able to as- sist with the emotional, social and personal needs of elderly residents and will work under the Supervision of the registered nursing staff. Register early for the Fan '88 semester! For more information or to obtain an application package, please contact the Clinton or Stratford Continuing Education Office between the hours of 12 noon and 8 p.m., Monday through Thursday, and 12 noon to 4 p.m. on Friday. CLINTON CAMPUS P.O. Box 160 Clinton, Ontario NOM 1L0 (519) 482-3458 Effective June 1St, 1988, STRATFORD CAMPUS 270 Water Street P. 0. Box 848 Stratford, Ontario N5A 6W3 (519) 271-5700 Conestoga College will become a "smoke-free" environment. . •• WHAT -LUAU IS. COMPLETE without HaVvailan dancers? These beauties, Amanda Winefativi Penny Jaines and Tatum Mather pro- vided the entertairlin enret the turail held recently at Turnberry Cen- tral School, . _Ls Conestoga College ofApplied Arts and-rechnol • • • • 44.• .......888.80.8 4.881-« e a 0 s,