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The Second Winghain Brownie
Pack held its final meeting on
Thursday. We had a very successful
year and have eight girls who are -
ready to fly up to Guides. All the
girls received their service stars and
we have eight girls who are going to
a weekend camp at Keewaydin June
17 to 19.
Some of our badge earners are
Jennifer Pike, Melissa Greenaway,
Becky Gillespie, Deborah Pike,
Katie Adams, •Jacquelyn Elston,
Jennifer Allison, Janet Lisle, Teresa
Skinn, Danielle McKenzie and Lee
Anne Carter.
We hope to see all the girls back
next year for another new year.
The reason why we have two ears
and only one mouth is that we may
listen the more and talk the less,
Zeno of Citium (300 BC)
Area children attend
Christian Olympics
FORDWICH—Children from
Trinity Church, Fordwich, who
attended the Children's Festival '88
Christian Olympics in Owen Sound
on Saturday, May 14, were Sarah
Doubleday, Amanda and Jamie
Harrold, Ian and Brian Roeder,
Michelle Foster, Lee, Lindy and
Terri Brunarski and Pamela
Bunker.
Bishop Robert Townshend led the
parade to the church where a
worship service and singsong were
enjoyed. There were also crafts,
drama and singing, then it was time
for a picnic lunch.
During the afternoon many out-
side activities were enjoyed. Several
children from St. Stephen's Church,
Gorrie, also attended, as well as
children from Brussels and Blyth,
with their rector, Pat Nunn, They
met at Fordwich and all enjoyed a
bus trip together, Mrs. Peter
Harrold as the driver.
Teachers who accompanied the
children were Mrs. Brian
Doubleday, Mrs, Mark Brunarski,
Peter Harrold and the rector, R.
Brenda Clark, Everyone reported
having a wonderful day, arriving
home about 6 p.m., happy buLtired.
SPORTS1TST '88
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WINGHAM, ONTARIO
We still need convenors for:
Co -Ed 3 Pitch
Nature Hike
Crokinole
Shuffleboard
Horseshoes
Ball Hockey
Orienteering
Skateboarding
Chess/Checkers
Radio -operated Cars
For more information phone the
Recreation Department at 3574208
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The sympathy of the community
goes to Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Nickel in
the death of the lattees father, Cliff
Hallman, who passed away
Tuesday, May 17, at Geri -Care
Nursing Home, Harriston.
A number of ladies from Fordwich
United Church went to Midwestern
Regional Centre where they helped
in the monthly birthday party,
Mrs. Glenn Johnston spent the
weekend with Mrs, Pat Anderson at
Shelburne and on Saturday, the
ladies attended an anniversary
party for friends at Paisley.
Friends of Miss Ruth Johnston,
who resides at Geri -Care Nusrsing
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Horne, Harriston, will be sorry to
hear that She had the misfortune to
break her elbow in a fall. She w
taken to K -W Hospital, Kitchener,
where she underwent surgery on
Tuesday night.
Mr. and. Mrs. Doug Hargrave and
Michael and Mr. and Mrs. Wray
Wilson, Amanda and Kyle enjoyed a
canoe trip Sunday on the Maitland
River to Withering Heights. It is
hoped that folks there watch for the
helicopter that may be flying in.
Mrs. Anne Armstrong is now
residing in the Fordwich Village
Nursing Home. Anne is a former
Fordwich resident.
Friends in the community extend
sympathy to Mrs. Alma Hargrave in
the death of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Earl Hallman, who passed away
Saturday, May 14, in K-WHospital,
Kitchener, Funeral service was held
Tuesday, May 17, at the Robert
Trench Funeral Home,
Mrs. Annie Pittendreigh, Mime
McElwain and John McElwain spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs,
Robert McElwain in Grimsby.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Tachuer of
Toronto visited`one -day fait week
with Mrs. Alma Hargrave and also
attended the funeral of Mrs. Earl
Hallman on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs, Brian Doubleday
and family spent the weekend at
Grand Bend and also visited with
relatives in Wallaceburg on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Kelley visited
Wednesday with Mrs, Jean Mat-
thews at Elmira.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Simmons at-
tended the graduation of their
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Linda Sim-
mons, as a Registered Nusrsing
Assistant az ceremonies held in
Winghal Friday. Conratu-
lations, d;„
Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Kelley were Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Kelley and family, Elora.
Mrs. Klaassen re-elected
president of Huron East
FORDWICH—Mrs. Ted Klaassen
of Fordwich was re-elected for her
second term as president of Huron
East District Women's Institutes at
the District Annual held May 10 at
Monerieff.
Other officers include Miss
Margaret Shortreed, Walton,
secretary -treasurer; Mrs. Ken
McDonald, Walton, assistant
secretary; Mrs. James T.
McMahon, RR 2, Bluevale, first
vice-president; Mrs, L. Foerter, RR
2, Clifford, second vice-president;
Mrs. Holger Feldskov, RR 1, For-
dwich, public relations officer; Mrs.
Ruth Galbraith, Brussels, Tweed-
smuir curator; Mrs, Jean Wilson,
Listowel, program co-ordinator;
Mrs. Harvey Craig and Mrs. Mary
Humphries, Walton, auditors.
After a delicious luncheon Served
by the Monerieff WI members, Mrs.
Klaassen called the meeting to
order, Guest speaker, Mrs.
Katherine Ritsma of Stratford, was
introduced by Mrs. H. Claus of
Howlek4unioriVI, Mrs. Ritsn3a-is a»
lawyer and she spoke on the theme,
"Women and the Law". As much of
her practice deals with family laws,
she outlined some of the changes in
recent years. She was thanked by
Mrs. D. Lockie, Fordwich.
Mrs. R. Schmidt, board director,
gave a report of the FWIO board
meeting held recently. She also
conducted the election and in-
stallation of officers for the coming
year.
Mrs. Jane Muegge, ROS with the
Clinton OMAF office-, outlined some
of the upcoming 4-11 programs and
some of the services available to
organizations through their office.
Reports were given by the program
co-ordinator, Mrs. Wilson; PRO,
Mrs. Feldskov and Tweedsmuir,
Mrs. Galbraith.
An invitation to the mernbers was
extended by the Majestic branch to
the 1 9 District Annual which will
be held in Brussels. It was decided to
return to the morning meeting, to
allow more time for the afternoon
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