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• Bill and Janet lieu and Alma
HetherhAttea attende4 the. reunion
of the 19th Field Regiinent, RCA,
held at 'Branch 183j• RoyiI
Canadian Legion,
June 4 and 5, ApptOximate1y4
attended, including former m
bers and their wives.
Mr. and Mrs.
Wroxeter and Mrs. Stephen
were dinner guests of Mrs.
Toner last Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Ivan
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retatives. Mi. an andMrs. UerbBoelke
of RR 1, Pabler'*11., visited there attendec
Sunday and other' recent visitors. at .ser:Ace,
Gibson,
Payne
frying
Haskins at -
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the Pyke home were Mr. and KS; kat SUu
Melvin Pomeroy of Itiverktirst,.service„ at
Sask. and Mrs. Vera .FalstreM of EverettSp
Ottawa. , Mrs .J
A memorial serviee for the late well as:Mik A
Mrs. Annie Howes was held Ruise11 SeYverOt
Saturday, June 4, not Sunday. attended the set:Vices and '10
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Mrs. Irving Toner accorripanled .iater with ,A1*', fand on
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Mrs. Thomas McPherson and Mrs. :Ferguson at, rap, liaVen!
Camp in as Mrs. Max Bell and Mrs, Peter '-- 'Seat, wishes „are extended to, businflpts4isin.°YhweithttleiAddeil74°114in,.01,,. -d Arts and 'dille1::e:link:4) enst°84esttichaete'ITahst
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Wilfred Baks of Teeswater, as well Carrick Township. • - , :‘, f
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- ; and Mrs. D'ouglas Mann, - ._ horil Public' School th� F E I te ia 'class, ' . ' teacher
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Melanie a rs - r
Baker) who were Marrie dilt Secorlgarii,f,„:80 ..,anci" 'la - - - $ °de °It Perf° riled a
A number of the Gortie Senior *- r;a ' 4 . '
. , "i W11479'''' wiu ,the flood; tuel--- Primary class,
Citizens visited .Huronview last ''-'• •
, .. ,• , . A teacher Connie Fenton; did the
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Decision 88-412. CKNX Broadcasting Limited WinghOht. APPROVED -
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~Saturday: ' - if- pet. show on Noah and the Ark
pron. employed
Wednesday. The McKay ChoiriSterS, '',,,
of Goderich presented:the niusicat-:,, ,"'irith teacher Linda Dinsmore,
p, z,,,,,,,,
program. - '
Mr. and Mrs. Baby Zinurierma 'teited. the storY of Abraham and
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spent a few days at the homeof Jean ..' r.
:, CV ' ‘,. 'the 'Sunday School choir sang
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and Betty Anclari Of Windier an , - ,,,,,, ,-
,„ ' more numbers and the regular
attended the graduation of Stepheirr,.
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, ..,,, ,.. church choir'',°''' ' "The Upper
Andari from ,the laW 'school at the' ; . ' gave the
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spent severaldays receiifly with' e•ce
Mrs. Bert Hiibbard. ,
Mrs. Nellie Taylor and..Mrs-; ...,
University of Windsor, •
, • ivits. Esther ': Jacques of Iifford
JUNE 23-26, 1988
Co-sponsored by
Bluevale Recreation & Carlin O'Keefe
Mixed Slowpitch Tournament•
Thursday - Sunday -
Horseshoes, Saturday
Pavillion Dance, Sat. 9:00 - 1:00
Evelyn Wilson of Porclwichretutnet:':'
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the
..„,. liomelastSaturday after Nisiti*-at72,.,.
the home of their brother and sister, :: n'teetfng of. 'IticintOsh-Behtiore
pnitert:VbUreir Women was held
• in-law, Mr. and Mrs: GeorgeDane0C
Hythe, Alta. ' .the 16.! 'at . the: McIntosh Church.
' Vice-president Mite Mawhinney
Mr. and- Mrs. Roy Simmons, :.. - . :BUSINESS• 0010.01.60 . opened the meeting with the Call to
Joanne and carol of Guelph, :visited ':.:..1' '' and '
worship. and 'glIen Harkness"led
Mrs, -• Joseph , Simmons On, :the'.-: :,C
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orrie are iiriii;d61.7(44.08iioatturion1 .th°6
weekend .and attended the. Sunday --: dglia uatiii-h '''4 their -ixiiia.-;71`
„ rolls of pennies. ,
devotions,' followed by the-rolr eat" '
• School kowerSerViee in the Pirated' .-- ' • '' - ''' Rev. Ralph Knock led' an in -
Church on *Way morning. Wend frOm Conestoga Collee •f i.- • ' i ' the
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Mr. and WS. Alex Graham visited • •
Of Applied Arts and tech- riO logy orma on sess ion on con-
Mr.
a 0016174 in business. Wen- trOversial. issue in the United Church
Herb and Barb Spailing of St. Maryi.i.
and /attended the 50th wedding :an.: Jattended Howick Central at pfesent„ the ordination of
niversary of Mr. and Mrs: Carmen' School and F. E. Madill Secon-
group that the recommendation had
homoseilials. He . informed the
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Switzer at Welburne United Church dairy School-. She now is not Passed at Presbytery. A group
on,Sunday. . employed in St Agatna:•
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,w . , discussion followed Mr. Knock's
presentation.
Speaker defines learning Excerpts froin the book, "Let's
Think For a Minute" by Bob Shrier,
as continuous process business portion of the meeting was
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. were read by Cathy Mulvey. The
, conducted by the acting president
Ofilt IE -E d ue a ti en and in the Old Country, with very strict and lunch -followed, served by Hilda
Cultural Activity Was the theme of parents and relatives who barely let Dustow and Margaret Wood.
the omen's Institute meeting, with her out of their sight. One day she
Mrs: Jean WitScin and Mrs. Marion threw the shutters of her life open
Johnston the committee in charge. and this book tells of the changes
The ladies enjoyed a stroll around: Miss i saw.
the beautiful lawn with its flowering • •
trees and plants; before beginning The president conducted the
the meeting at the home of the business. The group will travel" to
president, Mrs. Alvin Grainger: Roll Blyth the second Tuesday in July to
calf was answered by 13 ladies see "The Cookie War". The 4-H
stating their -favorite form of art. Achievement Day is in July in the
Painting, crafts, quilting and sewing Gorrie Park. A committee was
Were sortie of the answers. appointed to choose a representative
Speaking on the motto, Mrs,, •for the Howick Fair Queen contest;
Wilson said, "Learning doesn't stop girls between 18 and 23 are eligible.
with school; we are learning every
day as long as we jive." She con- Lunch was served by Mrs.
firmed that a wise mind is like a Florence Gibson, Mrs. Wilson and
savings account and urged members the hostess.
to deposit something in their Minds
every . day, increasing"their
provincial affairs and Weed events
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knowledge• of communityi
. affars,
1 community
Young people
and being interested in things" the church
around them. ' "A good .con- , _. , ..
veAatielialiSt must gwaS•Thave a , er, iiiiervie
goi)d knowledge of events in our ...1,,.. ,w.piETER-An ' impressive
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"rservice was held in Wroxeter United
world to keep a conversation
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Church on June 5, when, LAURIER GRADUATE
rolling," she said.
' Ignowing _the regular morning Karen Pennington, daughter of
Mrs. Wilson then gave book'.•.,.;:
vif5RrshiP., 10 young people joined the Everett and Kathleen Pennington ,
one written by the thither' of "The - he. 'Young people are KenY6 • B h / f Bum,.
.11144' Birds', colleen McCullough. , Bradshaw, Jennifer , McLean,
v 'T ..tWo give' ' ' ' ' t...'''' . z • ' :DennisWi ite$ *le Wheeler,
4111""1 "Thre,e. ffte'Clal#10.1.!' 411,40: : .7 , from Wilfrid Laurier University
reviews on three books; 4411wo frotn, ,,, church by,:ito ti faith.
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perspective on the life ''
Mary ge .
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rsi Trevor Chambers, Sarah
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Sanderson, Angela
held May 29 at the Kitchener
ness Administration degree.
Convocation ceremonies were
with an Honors ac. e or o
Joseph and
of Teeswater, recently graduated
iii eel ',, 'telli:, the Lady of tii,,,Sidly Pitaligier and Cindy Auditorium. Miss Pennington has
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. che3i then partook of their accepted a position with the Hud- ."
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NOTICE .OF
PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING
SPECIAL POLIO' AREA.
WINGHAM TOWN HALL
Wednesdly • June(/201988
• 7:30p.m.
The Town of Wingham-,ia'considering formulating policies for
the possible development of the southern portion, of the munici-
pality. AU interested part,10, are cordially invited to attend the
public information meeting to make comments or inquiries
to the preparation 614-Magteffilalt Study kir this area. Written
comments can be sent to the address'below.
• Robert A,
Secretary,
To,
Piannin
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