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EVENING WITH MARK TWAIN—Darrell Hallahan and Jason r_<!oist played Huckleberry Finn and Tom Sawyer in the recent -Evening with Mark Twain" at Sacred Heart School in Wingham. 14,01wo.....wiikSt-gqtir 4:4,:xowimprm.::!'vomimsire7, ,./0.7hYy-Siro21440;:A:114.tfiloAVi6.4:No, UNITIES q/3 r:WPIrt"Mfgaitr.' /64 ''..Si:i•PIA(:"0;•*444:*:14,40.4,;;N4,,,i14•0:x•W••• 0,1 • •::••• * • • • • •,• • 4 f V:•f•It""WP•VVVX''>'V' ":**;10•Ricra . :••• *xoprvq:4„ UCW relive memories at village Doll Museum WROXETER—The members of the United Church Woinerri relived childhopd memories as they gath- ered -at the Doll Museum for a visit with the dolls. Mrs. Eileen Hamil- ton and her daughters have collect- ed dolls for years and have studied the history of doll -making and their origins. Dolls, like people, are all individ- ual and whether they are beautiful or homely, someone will love then -t. The costumes range from very elab- orate to ordinary. Dolls can be made of china, leather, wood, plas- tic, composition, rubber, tin and cloth and, as members listened to They do it with a remarkable air conditioning function that cuts through summer heat And they do.it with a level of efficiency that can cut your winter heating bills just as effectively. No other system delivers that kind of year-round comfort THE ADDED PLUS OF MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY. Heat pumps are so versatile they can even be added to your present forced -air heating system. Instantly giving you cooler summers. And their super efficiency means heat pumps actually deliver more energy than they use. LOW LOW FINANCING. We'll even arrange an unbeatable financing package through the EnerMark loan plan, offering you interest rates belowprirne. Air conditioning. Lower heating costs. Low financing. Just a few reasons why you cant beat the heat pump, THE WONDERFUL HEAT PUMP, FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT YOUR LOCAL ONTARIO HYDRO OFFICE WALKERTON • 519-881-0770 CLINTON '519-482-3483 or 1-800-265-1727 EnerMark eeLOAN PLANI The Electricity People NV\ FINANCED BY THE Scotiabank the commentary, it brought back memories of their childhood dolls. Some of the dolls are more than 100 years old and valuable and are very beautiful in their original peri- od costumes. There are also modern dolls which children enjoy. It's amazing how dolls relate to the his- tory and customs of each country represented. The ladies thanked Eileen for her hospitality and interesting story of the dolls. Returning to the church, Mrs. Phyllis McMichael chaired the April meeting and Eileen read min- utes of the last meeting and gave the treasurer's report prepared by Mrs. Sandra Edgar. The United Church spring bale will be packed May 11; donations may be lett at the church May 9 and 10. A Thankoffering meeting will be held in May, with a guest to speak on Zaire. The roll call, "My favorite child- hood toy or pastime", proved most interesting as all shared childhood memories. Phyllis read a story, "Litany for a Church Luncheon", The offering was received and Phyllis closed with a reading. The mystery box was won by Mrs. Cindy Hutchinson. Lunch was a happy event. Each member brought a box lunch and names were drawn for the boxes. The mystery lunches were a real delight, with much chatter between bites and sips of tea. It was the end of a pleasant evening. Wroxeter Notes AmeirC47' 9,24WOM About 72 friends and relatives passed away early in the week and from Trenton, Durham, Dundalk, whose funeral was held at Watts Everett, Grand Valley, Neustadt, , Funeral Home, Gorrie, on Tuesday. Harriston, Walkerton, Paisley, The Howick Legion Ladies' Aux - Brampton, Brucefield, Wingham, iliary to Branch 307, Royal Canadi- Belmore and Mississauga visited an Legion, will host the Zone C-1 with Mrs. Tessie Crawford and convention on Sunday, May 7, in 011ie to help the former celebrate the Wroxeter Community Hall. The her 72nd birthday on Sunday. Brussels Legion Pipe Band will lead Music was supplied by Norman the parade to the Wroxeter Pioneer Lloyd's Band of Harriston and a Cemetery where a wreath will be good time was had by all. laid. The meeting will convene in Friends welcome home Mr. and the hall immediately following the Mrs. Ken Galbraith from their win- ter sojourn in Florida. parade. The McMichael Sisters, the Mr. and Mrs. Adrien Poirier, Mis-•Woods Family and Friends of Fer- sissauga, were weekend guests last gus and Catch 44, a barbershop week with Mrs. Cliff Marks. Mrs. quartet from Scarborough, enter - Poirier remained to attend the visi- tained about 7,000 people at a con- vention in St. Jacobs on Sunday night. Gary Ballagh kept the audi- ence in stitches as he emceed the program. Mrs. Allan Griffith, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. James Robertson of Goderich, attended the visitation in Furtney Funeral Home, Logan Chapel, London, for their cousin, James 'Sake of Ottawa, on Sunday. LINOTYPE INTRODUCED In December of 1893, The Wing - ham Times announced that new type -setting machines were being introduced into a great many of the large printing offices. The most recent one being used was in the Vancouver World. The Morgen- thaler Linotype machines, manufac- tured in Montreal, presented a good appearance, showing that the machines were working well. tation for the late Miss Margaret Griffith and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hart and Mrs. Marks drove her home Monday evening. Gordon Gibson, who has had eye surgery and has been visiting with his son, Crawford and wife at Stroud, has returned home. Friends are happy to hear his surgery was a success. The community welcomes Mrs. Mac Allan home from her southern winter. Her son, Dick and grand- son, Malcolm, accompanied her home. Her son, George and his family, David and Sara, were here to meet her and all enjoyed the weekend together. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Higgins were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baker of Ompah. Sympathy is extended to the rela- tives of Miss Margaret Griffith who KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION at Turnberry Central School Thursday, May 11th, 1989 9:00 am. to 3:00 p.m. for children who attain the age.of five years in 1989 Parents are asked to bring: • Proof of birthdate (birth or baptismal certificate, passport etc..) • Proof of Immunization • Verification of Public Tax Support (assessment notle) Floyd W. Herman, Principal 357-254?