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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-04-12, Page 10""".• • ' : •!4trtro'r-r:r ; • (.1 twrtpf,42.0itt 4,f7.44544r•ItfiNticit,trot , • , Pci :11 . • • "'h -,Y-; •-• 4., the family of Alex & gletty IacDonald request the horiotir of y urpresence at an Open House 'atihe St. Andrew's Presbyterian Churn in honour of their parents° 45th Wedding Anniversary,. .Sup - day. April 17 from 2:30-S:0Q P.10. Your presence, is a cherished'gift. ".• . • ar4wielk Teimis Chth 0 ,1 the last weekead fl, Mv.9r 1,111 run three consecutive !II1744312 May 29, th.. apu ar mxed doublOs.touraltueat.'foljnwed by a familkharbetue, wtlibeho4d. - The ladies' roti wilt.stert June 1 aid rtm for *Week*, With the men's -scheduled for a JtMe 9 start. • Club fees were increased for the first time since the court was built in 1983. A Li YVVITTO TINE 1/1 A \ liI : Phone 357-1630 for 24 hour movie information Illah SHOWDATES: APRIL 15 TO 21ST, SHOWTIMES: FRIDAY AND II IMSATURDAY 7:00 P.M. AND 9:00 P.M.; SUNDAY TO THURSDAY 8:00 P.M. ONLY Just when he was ready for mid-life crisis, something unexpected came up. Puberty. a a a ersa The comedy about not acting your age. LOSING OUT SALE OUR BUILDING IS SOLD ALL STOCK MUST GO!! UP TO Drapery and curtain 50% fbari hardware;cs; tr? cwki n, dd or awp e r y OFF shades; notions CASH AND CARRY — BRING YOUR WINDOW MEASUREMENTS — FABRIC CUT & MATCHED UP TO Table linens, 40tx, placemats, 1,,0 bath towels and mats, OFF shower curtains. Bedspreads, comforters &• accessories Ready-made drapes, curtains, etc. Cushions, pictUres, lamps MURRAY CARDIFF, MP for Huron -Bruce, presented- Ca/Orem VS ceirtilibabOS to several wortby candidates at the regular April meeting of East Wawanosh Council. Reeve Ernie- Snell,far tight-400is, shown in the photograph. Those receiving certificates are: Marion Taylor, Daryl Wallivar (*.eprOSerVing the. • Belgrave Co -Operative), Cheryl Foxton, Annie Blair (accepting a posthumous award for hOsbanditugh ' Blair) and Bob Carter. – imw*WitLIAMSOilliERN 335-6273 ••-••-• ft • .• t• „rt,iit,:•:;.•,:%:/t • ./.4.1';••:•1 /1,51., • • e' • Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lynn of Orillia visited over the Easter weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Haverfield and -also visited Mrs. Dora Ridley at Geri -Care, Harriston. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sothern were dinner guests Saturday, April 2, with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mulvey at Behnore. Other guTestiVefelVE and Mrs. Paul deVries of Listowel, Jeff Mulvey of Toronto and. Carol Morrison, Hamilton,:Harry Mulvey, Belmore. . • Trinity Anglican Church Women, Fordwich, will meet Thursday night, April 14, at the home of Mrs. Alma Hargrave. _ Mrs. Gary Self left Pearson International Airport: on Tuesday, April 5, for her home in Calgary after visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Nickel and other relatives in the area over the past two weeks. Minor Ball registration will be held at the Fordwich Ball Park on • Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Larsen in Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Randy Petznick and family of Drayton, Mr. and Mrs. • Tim Sperling and family and Mr. and Mrs.. Rick Green -of Kitchener. were Saturday visitors with their -parents„.Mr. and-MrsAtobpetznick. Ira Schaefer of Listowel visited Easter Sunday atthesame home. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tremble of Orangeville visited one day- last week with Mrs. Annie Pittendreigh, Minnie and Jelin .• Good Friday and weekend guests with Mrs. Jean- Clarkson were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Seip and family of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Terry,. Clarkson and girls of Brampton, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clarkson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clarkson. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bride of ifkm Mills spent Easter with the latter's mother, Mrs. EdnaDoig. Mr. and Mrs. Itibert McElwain a. Grimsby spent last Friday Old , Saturday with Minnie McElwain,' John McElwain' and Mrs., Annie Pittendreight _PAM Wildfang and-Bonniesuepan-- of Mississa,uga were recent visitors with the 'former's grandmother, Mrs. Nellie Simmons. Easter Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don King were Mr's. Jini Piteh-olWingliam, Mr, and Mrs. Bill andIamily ofkittlenefeittif and Mrs. John Brunarski of Port Colborne, Mr. and Mrs. Mark 13rnnarski and family _and Peter King. Mr. and Mrs. George Piercey of Elora visited a couple of days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller, Clifford Venturer Saturday, April 16, from 9:30 a.m. ° until 12 noon. Easter earns.bronze meda Don IVIoiritoux spent • weekend with his family in Orillia. The boys look forward to next year's competition and hope for more participant S from companies in this district. Minnie • McElwain, John McElwain and Mrs. Annie Pit- tendreigh spent Easter Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ian Pittendreigh and family in London. Mr. and Mrs. Don King spent Friday in London. An Easter sunrise service was held in Trinity Anglican Church Sunday morning, April 3, at 7 a.m. (Lessons were read by several members and special music was provided by the choir under the direction of Mrs. Jean Underwood. Immediatety following the service, everyone shared a parish breakfast. Weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brunarski and family were Mr. and Mrs. John Bruriataki of Port Colborne. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Brunarski of Simcoe were -Saturday guests at thesamehoine. Mrs. Jean Dinsmore recently attended the -Canadian Arabian Horse RegistrybeldiaVVitinipeg. Howard NiOgiand Sally McGinnis' of Sault Ste. 'Marie spent .Good Friday and Faster Saturday . with the former's- parental Mr- and Mrs. Wally Nixon. • .• • , Kt. and Mrs. Bruce Sotheklk .604 Mr. -0 Mrs.. Go*iksctheinspellt:. Easter unday switn:414,valtd**14 Bruee Shannotr.and fainityl near OEff�d. • . • Mr. and Mrs: Brian Wildfareaitid Yakk. tit Mississauga Arittited Saturday 'with the, farmer'sgrand. inother, Mrs. NeLlie`Sions; 14. FORDVVICH — The First Maitland Venturer Company,led by Jim and Lynn Timperley, attended the an- nual Venturers' Shoot -a -Rama recently at Camp Samac, Oshawa. In 'the rifle competition in: marks- manship on three targets, done in three positions (standing, prone and kneeling), Jeff Williams of Clifford captured a •bronze medallion or third plate in the Senior Three position, with a tbtal of 249 points out of a possible 300. The other six members who, a derided can be proud' Of their *tooting, with alle'cores over 230 They competed with more than 200 Venturers frwn all Ontario., The Venturers and their „leaders' also wm$ to the -first Venturere,Ve- hicle Races on April 5, hosted by the 24th Kitchener Venturers Company and' held in St. Jamei;Rosemotuit United Church, Kitchener. The airs had to be built from a KO Kar Kit but with no rules or re- strict:iota as to weight, design, ete. They were then judged for origin- ality, workmanship and speed. It was a fan night for the boys and leaders' and proved. to be quite successful for First Maitland boys Wheibroughttionia severatribbons. IanTimperley **first for best Oslo and: and for racing; Adam • 'won Stikine' for most Matthew Tiniperley third for co�kstpaintjth; Lynn Timper- .paint job • r • ,0t -t,• • • st ir.i$ • • NATURE NUTS The fourth meeting of the Gorrie I "Nature Nuts" 4-11 Club was held April 4 at 7 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Barb Bennett. The members discussed the sightS, sounds, smells and tastes en- pountered in nature exploration. Positive and negative effects man has on nature also were discussed. The junior leader, Ronda•Bennett, explained why some species of animals are endangered. Nature photography also was discussedand dealt with the composition of a nature scene. The group met March 28 at the Brewer home. During the meeting, first aid was discussed and Mrs. Brewer, a registered nursing assistant, demonstrated how to wrap a sprained ankle and how to put on a sling. The members also read about swimming and what water is safe to drink. Valerie Brewer demonstrated how to make a trench candle before the members enjoyed a snack of IA' P.,,i,64,0‘14•11/1aA6110G70 C350634t351( •••:.