HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-09-13, Page 6MRS. LEWIS STONEHOUSE 74487
Mrs. Ruth Coyne and grandson,
Ken Kirkham. of Windsor, spent a
few days last week with her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Taylor and other
Robinson relatives.
Friends and neighbors wish to
congratulate Mrs. Sarah Anderson
of RR 4, Brussels, who celebrated
her birthday Sept. 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wightman,,
Pamela and Kevin of Fergus, spent
last Friday and Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Wightman.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Metcalfe, Marie
and Marsha of Hanover, visited last
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Wightman.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Vincent of
Milton visited last Sunday and
Monday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Vinceni'.Carrie Ann
Vincent, who had been spending
some holidays with her grand-
parents, returned home last Monday
with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Vincent
attended the 50th wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Walden of Blyth in the Blyth United
Church recently.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rae of
Hanover visited Sept. 1 at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wightman.
Paul Coultes has left for. the
Ontario Agricultural . College in
Guelph where he will start his
second year of the diploma course.
Steven Coultes has joined the St.
Mary's Lincolns of the Western
Junior B hockey league and will be
taking Grade 13 at the St. Marys
high school.
Commencing Sept. 17, the
Belgrave library will be open
Saturdays from 2 to 5 p.m. Everyone - BELGRAVE-A` happy occasion
is welcome to come in and browse was celebrated on Saturday, Sept.:3,
over the selection of books for at the honpe'.of Mrs. Sarah"Anderson
children and adults. when family and friends gathered to
Mrs. Elizabeth Procter of con ratulate her . on her 85th
birthday. All her family was present
for the special occasion: Mrs. Pat
Hunking of •Auburn, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Schreiber of Milton, Mr. and
.
Mrs. Ed Hartlin, Kingston, Mr. and
Mrs.... Toni May, ...Mgssissauga, -. Mr-....
and Mrs. James Anderson, Guelph
and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Anderson,
Schomberg, as well as 14 of her
grandchildren and her sister, Mrs. S t b 1 � k- a vm .
Clara Black of Campbellville. Added � - ' n vows
ex an ed. infriends to make a totalof 85 people Listovv;I
who came to�t �+►
Belgrave visited fora couple of days
with Mr, and Mrs,, Howard Zet r,
Sherry,. Amanda and Alia of RR 4.
Walkerton, recently,
Kate Procter bas started her first
year at the University of Guelph.
Any boy or girl is invited to attend
the first meeting of the 4-H club
project., "Much Ado About Meats"
starting Sept. 20 in the Women's
Institute Hall at 7 p.m. For. more
information, please contact Mrs.
Glenn Montgomery, IRR.i, Belgrave,
or Mrs. Peter- Campbell, RR 4,
Wingham.
Mrs. Anderson.
celebrates 85tl .,
NOTICE
MUNICIPAL ELECTION OFFICIALS
Due to the fact that the number of election polls has been
increased this year,' interested parties are being sought to act
as Deputy Returninofficers and Poll Clerks in the upcoming
Municipal Election Schedules to be held in November, 1988 in
the Town of Wingham.
For more details or to indicate your willingness to act,
please contact the Clerk's .office during normal office hours
Monday to Friday.
CByron Adams.
Clerk .�
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to these were nieces, nephews and
3.
help Sarah celebrate
her birthday.
Everyone wishes her many more
years of health and happiness.
Dairy Princess
visits members ..
of Lakelet WI
LAKELET--Mrs: Lyle Murray
was hostess.for the Agriculture
meetingFof theWonien?s Institute on
Sept., 1. Special guest, Miss `Brenda
Nancekivell of RR 1, Clifford,.who'is
the reigning Huron County .Dairy
Princess, told of her unforgettable
experiences at the Ontario Dairy
Princess, competition held recently
at the CNE. She also demonstrated
how to make rasrry-frosty which
was very tasty:a
Brenda was thanked, by . Mrs.
Harold. Wallace who also.had a
reading pertaining to agriculture in
other Countries. -
The presidents, Mrs. Derril
Hallrhin, conducted the 'meeting
ad.orsEmerson Ferguson was in
irge ,of devotions. :Delegates to
ty; RAW in Hensel! on Oct. 3
b Mrsr. Hallinan and 3Mrs,
Perg son. The delegate to `Guelph
Area co venti on in Maryhill on NOT.
2 and S he Mrs• Lloyd.Tacques, ..
The smite ` w404 -given by Mrs.
Henry Milstein. Ten membo e
five viSito1 : ai *erectthe roll Call
by telling .the 'favorite mays ,of
serving:.ao
vegetable.
T mee ink .with a lively
attic of fruit,; ettibles, plants
and . aenek fea ' : after whieh
the hostessservA
MIlS'
°fin late,
rRcu.�
Ruth Ann Jermyn and Renald An-
thony Siblock were united in mar-
riage on Saturday, Aug. 13, at 3:30
p.m. The ceremony took : place at
Trinity United ., Church, Listowel,
with Rev. Murray McLeod of-
ficiating. .
Ruthis the daughter of Mr: and
Mrs. Mel Jermyn, RR 2, Bluevale
and Renald is the son of Mr. and
Mrs.. Anthony Sibloek"Oshawa .
Matron of . honor :was Gladys
Munro, aft 1on ister: of the
7.1
bride. Flower girls were Stephanie
Jermyn, Waterloo, niece of the bride
and Heather Mercer, Oshawa, niece
of the groom. Best man was Al
Siblock, Toronto, brother of the
groom. Ringbearers were Denver
Jermyn, Waterloo, nephew of the
bride and Edward Siblock, Toronto,
nephew of the groom.
The couple honeymooned in the
Canadian Rockies and are now
pr I��
'tlixi ti S �
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Bib:Ie Society
is slated for next week
The first. Bible SOciety Was' or- will ` be held Sept. 19 to 24 ..to help
'ganized in• 1804 *England and,n iw rare .money for these and many
:heti Ytentanches.areall overate. other projects of the Canadian Bible
world. The.ene Bible is available Society. •
in 293 different languages; with
portions of the Bible available in
over 1,837 different tongues. This
represents about one-half of the
world's known di,alectsi At present, rte; r.: f :•
555 transslattzon projects areun- •r''rcu .f. ir,.:••
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derwayb•
The Bible Societies -exist to trans- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beecroft and
late, publish and distribute the Holy Mr. and Mrs. Ray Arbogast of
`Scriptures of -the;Old and New Testa- Stratford visited Sunday with Mr.
Meats, without doctrinal note or and Mrs. Ron Beecroft of Wingham.
comment, in .languages the world's Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hertel of
.pecle can read and understand and Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. John
at prices people can afford. The Sinnamon of Seaforth, visited with
Bible Society leaders believe people Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beecroft on
prize what they pay for, so the dis- Sunday and also were 'part of the
tibutionp'ams have always en- gathering at the Beecroft home in
aged people -to purchase their Wingham.
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n realistically :ford.
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outside contributions to Make the
seri tures t iy affordable. Even in
Canada, certain individuals and
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aillle Bibles for Vie visiort�nrr-
asSette seriptures for the
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Mrs. Jane Vannus, Lauren and
Lindsay of Lambeth were visitors
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Elroy Laidlaw, on Wednesday.
Sunday visitors at the Laidlaw home •
were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laidlaw,
Michelle and Jason of Dorchester, . _,-
On Friday, Mrs. Joann Duchartne of
Goderich visited with her parents.
Richard Moore left on the
weekend to attend college in
Lin
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