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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-04-26, Page 14r 04444'. eve r 99 1„!1.4rA • Q 374 • at'MJ.. Harry GUtoskle, .,, Ile and Michael of Kitchener Slladay with her mother, LNcrmRintoul. and. Mrs. Russell Ross of Whigham were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Ross ai$Brian Mrs. Nettie Ross of Wingham accompanied John McKinnon and Mildred McCienaghan on Sunday to see Mrs. Addie Foein (Addie Ross) in., Mississauga Hospital. She is a sister-in-law of Nettie Ross, On their return home, they called at Erin Lodge in Erin Mills to see Mrs. Daisy. Connell who resided in Wingham for many years. On Wednesday morning the large moving van came to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carman Whvtock to load the furnitnre of Rev. and,, Jack Whytee. k. They left thursday ' morning to: travel to Charleton, North Carolina, where they .will serve at Backereek firesbyterian Church, North Carolina. The •community wishes them the best. Miss Ann Campbell of. Winghain visited with the Whytocks before Jack and Nancy left for their new home. Mrs. Annetta Jantzi of Milverton . is a patient in Stratford General '.. Hospital. She is a sister-in-law of Mrs. Rena Fisher of Wingham. Mi. and" Mrs. Angus Falconer, Mrs. Wes Tiffin, Mrs. Isobel Tiffin of Lucknow attended the wedding of. Stephen Belrose and Lyn Falconer in Sarnia on Saturday. Chalmers WMS meets at home of Mrs. Rintoul Whitechurch—Chalmers Women's Missionary Society met Thursday, April 21, at the home of Mrs. Norma Rintoul„ Mrs, Angus Falconer and Mrs. Wes Tiffin led the -worship. Mrs. Falconer gave the call to worship, read scripture from Psalm 104 and gave a meditation on spring, followed by prayer. Mrs. Archie Purdon' read a poem, "Our Thanks To Thee" and Mrs. Tiffin gave the topic, "Learning From Experien- R. W., Bell OPTOMETRIST Goderich The Square 5i4-7661 ce". Mrs. Falconer read an inspiring poem, "Travelling on my Knees". Mrs, Walter Elliott conducted the business and minutes were read by assistant secretary, Mrs-. Rintoul, Roll call was answered by seven members with a verse °containing the word, "rain". The ladies ac- cepted an invitation to South Kinloss WMS 100th anniversary on May 4. The Maitland Presliyterial will meet in Molesworth May 9 at 2 p.m. Mrs, Wes Tiffin offered her home for the May meeting -Offering -was received and mated by Mrs. William Purdon and Mrs. Elliott closed the meeting with prayer, Mrs. Rintoul served lunch and courtesies were given by Vis. Purdon. AIDS INFORMATION MEETINGS The Huron County Board of Education and the Huron County Health Unit will be sponsoring a series, of public information sessions. An members of the conimunity are invited to attend to get the most up- to-date information that's available and to hear about the school pro- grams at 'the grade 7-8 and secondary level. Seaforth Area at Seaforth District High School Tues., May 3, 1988 - 8:00 p.m. Tues., May 10, 1988 8:00 p.m. Thurs., May 12, 1988 - 8:00 p.m. Mon., May 16, 1988 8:00 p.m. Tues., May 17, 19 - 8:00 p.m. Wingham Area at F. E. Madill Secondary School Goderich Area at Goderich District Collegiate Clinton Area at Central Huron Secondary School Exeter Area at South Huron District High School Wingham Optimists' FISHING DERBY at HOWSON DAM Saturday and Sunday April 30 & May 1 9 a.m..- 4 p.m. • Grab Bags • Special Awards Open to youths age 18 and under Optimist marabout will not be responsible lot the suparvisioro Of Ottildreil. 1 r y. THE GOLDEN HAND was presented to several deserving Brownies by;leaders Sylvia Anderson and Nan-,, cy McKeon. Mose receiving the Golden Hand are: back, Amanda Willie, Tanya Fitzgerald front; Victoria WaeChter, Karen Schiff, Sarah Chapman and Danielle Richardson. salt • „: BEL,MORE — President— Mary presidedRenwick or tbe meeting of the McIntosh-Behnore United Church Women heldWednes- day evening in the church. Betty Darling introduced as guest speaker her daughter W1ir. Jean Rutherford and Mary Renwick will -be in charge of the UCW service to be held May 15. Plana were discussed for the church supper on Darling, Who la *.,staffiri'etri Or • the Listowel Mental Health Outpa' a, e tient Services. Eileen gave an inter- • esting account of her Work and the s nn areas of need which the service covers, The purpose of the -UCW was repeated .by the 13 members present. Alice Mawhhiley was in charge of devotions on the theme of keeping in touch with God and. WihnaDustow read Scripture from Psahn 25. K611 call was "An idea for spring". For the feature• Mra- Dad- ingread a poem by Edgar A. Guest called "SprhisfFiever". rs. oakey - _ June 1 and the anniversary service on June 12. / The -meeting closed with the Miz- pah benediction, followed by lunch served by Laurine Wright and Helene Haskins. variety show The Wingham Canadette Major- skills. The corps juveniles and juniors, attired in red body suits with gold sequined,belts and feathers in their hair, .did a routine to "The Bump". Black body ositits with' black bowler hats and silver trim were • the costumes for the 'tiny tot a who dazzled .everyOne with "Puffin' on the Ritz". "Hands Up" wag the tune ettes aneFlag Corps hosted their :spring show, "Talent on Parade", on Wednesday, April 13, at 7:30 in the town hall, attended by a large crowd. Patti Robertson, the corps in- structor, welcomed everyone pres- ent and introduced Andy Williams of CKNX, who was master of cere- monies for the program. When the curtains were opened chosen by the intermediates dressed the backdrop was very attractively in pink body suits with rhinestime decorated- - with the words, trim and white skirts. The corps hosts meeting "Camidettes". m red and "Talent o seniors, attired in black body suits Parade" in black, ...with an arraY of '4-leith brightly flowered skirts and of Knox VMS BELGRAVE7,Mrs. Ivy Cloakey was hostess Monday, AprilLnk 'When. she welcomed to her Mine fellow members of - the Women's Society. She presided -,er the meeting and opened With call to worship.. Scripttire -from St. John's Gospel; chapter•15; *as read - Mrs. Garner Nicholson. Mrs. Robena McBurney - read a meditation entitled "Saying NO To. JesuS" and Mrs. Joe .DUnbar led in prayer. Mrs. Mac Scott gavethetopics, "Only a-40tirriey" and 41101440y the Window". Kell call . 'Wis an - severed with aBibleverSeeioatalPitig the word, "seed".Twentrione sick and-shutiiivisitsvierereeOrd47 ' MegurrieY • site the •secretary's report and Mt% 1101011kei the finatie.lid reptirt. Mrs. NieyolsOn will be be' in chaise :or May itfk, CleakeY dieted' with prayer and iiVea served by the .heSteris. • ,• stars. Theopeningriumber consis ed 'matching flowers in their hair, of approxiinately,50 bubbling young performed to "La Bamba". .ladieS.dressed in red body suits and The white skirts who gave a very fine - Canadette Fireflies, the 10 11 to 18, dressed in display of their talent on stage and in senior gilts aged blaelr body suits, black tights with the aisles to "'Freeway of Love". gold sequined belts and' fire batons, Paulette Lippert of Teeswater gave a spectacular performance sang a 1°1°' accompanied by Jeff which had everyone present in awe • Murray of Holyrood-on piano. They as they sat on the edges of their seats also sang a duet. IVIiss Midwest Ma- "' watching the girls twirling fire to the Joiette 1987-88, Lisa Chapman -of tune of "Dragnet". This brought the Vanghari?; gave a display of her program to a close. skills Which captured the attention team aftlie]agit4d4enacec.o4HhrseonoHfea,disrptlsakyisp-offt, Andy Williams for donating his time— The Canadettes are grateful to theirartiStle ability ,witil the rope- and perfertning musical numbers StAreilitineers Michelle Riley and and to Andy McBride for taking the Warlda--Fiacher of -Teeswater kept time to play the tapes for the the andienceeaptivated with toes -a- evening, tapping ii4 they danced a waltzand "oit.lo, the clog, clog jig -and reel, The , 100TH BIRTHDAY Wingham Ifellringers from- St. An - ewe Presbyterian Church :Played A huge centennial parade was several tit*ters. Isobel Gamble of in Wingham tin Labor Day weekend Teeswaterigave a recitation, "Ode in 1967, the best rade ever seen in vt. to ' 'Age", whielr kept the the -town. Brenda and Barbara audit -stitches. " , . , Stapleton woti prizes for best TheilAltInghani ,Sacrect Heart Polk • costumes and the six children of.Mr. .0-64 • ChOlt Sang several' numbers and and Mrs. Gordon Cerson of • trouble with the, world is that the. stupid are cocksure and the tangent Mt ot Antagi bertrandltussel • ' ; Kira Stucky of Wingham and Teeswater, Brad, Candy, Barry, Mtehael Creeknan of Elmira sang Kent, Sharon and Drew. also took and diineriCa couple of numbers. prizes home for their old-fashioned GyinlitiStrr Mary Lisle, Kelly costumes. Other winners for dr.s Alexander and Julie Wile, gave wereLaurie Henderson and Darlene several demonstrations of their Coultes. r.