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CHALMERS 125TH ANNIVERSARY—Chalmers Presbyterian Church, Whitechurch, marked its
125th anniversary at morning and afternoon services on Sunday. Rev. Lloyd Murdoch of Grimsby, a
former Chalmers minister, returned as guest speaker. He greets young and old as they leave the
church Sunday morning before congregation members headed to the community hall for a noon lun-
cheon.
1/Caw crifuA awards
presented at Chalmers
Whitechurch --The Sunday
School awards were presented Sun-
day at Chalmers Presbyterian
Church by Mrs. Jean Ross, superin-
tendent, for the year April through
December, 19...
Receiving first-year pins were
. Nicole Elliott, Richard Irwin, Sheri-
lyn Ross, Crystal Wilken, Michael
Ross, Michael Irwin.
Whitechurch
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Mr. and Mrs. John deBoer visited
Sunday last with Mr. and Mrs. Dick
deBoer of Bluevale.
Pam Shaw
is honored at
ridal shower
BELGRAVE—A bridal shower
for Pam Shaw was held in the WI
Hall on Friday evening, May 12.
Mrs. George Johnston played piano
selections as the guests assembled.
Mrs. Mabel Wheeler was chair-
man for the program which consist-
ed of songs by everyone, a fashion
show by local models, with Mrs,
Robert Gordon as commentator,
readings by Mrs. Garner Nicholson,
a piano duet by Mrs, Howard Mor-
ton and Mrs. Arnold Spivey and a
number by three Canadettes,
Margie Gordon, Lindsay Michie
and Candice Irwin, guitar accompa-
niment by Kate Procter and songs.
The mother of the bride-to-be, Mrs.
Les Shaw, read a poem, "Mother
Cotmser, which was followed by a
poem for the presentatidh of gifts,
read by Mrs. Wheeler.
The many gifts were opened and
Pam gave a fitting reply of thanks.
Ch and a social time brought the
'ghtful evening to a dose.
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Receiving fourth-year pine were
Kyle Elliott and Corey Rintoul.
Shannon Cranston earned her fifth -
year pin; Stuart Rintoul, Kevin Rin-
toul and Ryan Elliott, sixth -year;
Scott Rintoul, 10th -year and. Karen'
Elliott, 15th -year.
Teachers are Hazel Laidlaw,
Kathleen Elliott and Karen Elliott.
Assistant teachers are Barbara Rin-
toul and Helen Rintoul.
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MURRAY—George and Mary
Ellen are pleased to announce the
safe arrival of their son, Byron John,
on May 2 at 11:32 p.m., weighing
eight pounds, 10 ounces, at Wing -
ham and District Hospital. Proud
grandparents 'are Jack and Jean
Murray of Clifford and John and
Joan Gibson of Wroxeter. Great-
grandparents are Norm Koehler of
Harriston and Jo Kaake of Wrox-
eter.
GARNISS—Cheryl, Paul and
Michael welcome with love a
brother, David Allan, born at Wing -
ham and District Hospital on
Thursday, May 11, weighing 10
pounds, two ounces. David is the
third son of Bill and Jackie Garniss.
Spoiling privileges go to Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Garniss, Wingham and
Mrs. Margaret Finkbeiner, Listowel.
KELLINGTON—Brian and
Donna are pond to announce the
arrival of their son, Brandon
William, a baby brother for Bridget
Ann, weighing nine pounds, two
ounces, born on May 12. Proud
grandparents are Bill and Gert
Kellington, George Chettleburgh
and Anna Thacker; proud great-
grandparents are Alvina Thacker
and Bob Chettleburgh. Special
thanks to Dr. Hanlon and the OBS
nurses at Wingham and District
Hospital.
GIBSON—It's a girl! Wendy
(Armstrong) and John Gibson are
thrilled with God's gift of a pre-
cious daughter, Lindsay Ellen, born
in Clinton Public Hospital on May
12. Lindsay tipped the scales at 10
pounds, six and a half ounces.
Spoiling privileges go to Jim and
Carol Armstrong of Walkerton and
Joe and Isobel Gibson of Se.aforth.
Lindsay is delighted to have Flo-
rence Ludvigsen, Clinton, and Don
and Millie MacKenzie of Brace -
bridge as her great-grandparents.
WINGER—Kevin and Linda
Winger, RR 3, Wingham, proudly
announce the birth of their son,
Andrew Paul, born May 13 at
Wingham and District Hospital,
weighing seven pounds, 14 ounces.
McMULLEN—Amanda
McMullen of RR 3, Brussels
announces the birth of her son,
Michael Tyler Murray, eight
pounds, on May 14 at Wingham
and District Hospital.
CZUBERNAT---Mr. and Mrs. Jan
Czubernat of Wingham welcome
with love a son, a brother for Hele-
na, born May 16 at Wingham and
District HOspital,:weighing seven
pounds, 13 ounces.
COCJIRANE—Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Cochrane of 'Biussels :are
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A brother for Casdandr4 e.
A three-year-old child is being
who gets almost as much fun out of
a £20 garden swing as he does out
of finding a small caterpillar,
Bill Vaughan
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I think we skipped light over
spring and have jumped into sign -
Met L for one, am really enjoying
,thjs weather.
We had a great learning experi-
ence last week, We learned all
about the country of China with the
help .of Dawson and Joyce Policia
who carne by last Tuesday to Show
us some slides of a trip they took to
China. We all enjoyed the trip. On
Wednesday, some of the seniors
tried their hands at using chop-
sticks. The Thursday group made
some fortune cookies. I wouldn't
want to get some of the fortunes
that went into the cookies!
The mystery bus tour is sched-
uled for Tuesday, May 23, Where
we will go, no one knows and any-
thing goes. We will 'be able to tell
you more next week. To celebrate
Queen Victoria's birthday, we are
holding a special time for "Tea
with the Queerr on Wednesday, the
24th. On Thursday, May 25, the
Thursday group members are invit-
ed to bring a friend.
The next foot clinics are sched-
uled for May 25 and June 1. Please
make an appointment by calling
357-1440 or -1445.
Next week is National Fitness
Week. We are planning to help pile
up the mileage for the Elderobic
NI ant by J.plding a tvii
each day. The Elderobic Moonw.
JANA:dyes seniors front AIV.aCro
Canada, . who chart their mileaj
e
and add to the Canadian, totals, to
surpass the goal of the distance to
the moon.
We are hawing a co-op student
from F. E. Madill come in for two
weeks, starting May 23. Deena
Johnstone a yrood will betere
to help out and learn as much as
she can about the Day Centre in a
two-week period. We are looking
forward to Donna's placement.
Deaths
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' SELLERS—Walter Lloyd Sellers'.
of RR 4, Wingham, passed away
suddenly at his residence on Tues-
day, May 16, in his 84th year. Lov-
ing son of the late Joseph and Jemi-
ma Sellers; dear brother of late
Ernestine MacLean and Elmer
Sellers. Loved uncle of Donald
MacLean, Toronto; James MacLean,
Barrie; Jim Sellers, Barrie; Rick Sell-
ers, Barrie and Susan Elliotson of
Caledon East. Funeral service was
held last Friday, May 19, at the
Watts Funeral Home, Brussels
chapel. Interment Brussels Ceme-
tery
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CHRIS EADIE has gained experience working at both the small
and large -animal clinics in Wmgham through the co-operative edu-
cation program at the E E. Madill Secondary School.
C. Eadie has variety of
duties at veterinary clinic
• By Chris Eadie
My name is Chris Eadie and I am
a Grade 12 student at the F. E.
Madill Secondary School,
After I learned about the co-oper-
ative education ptugram, 1 decided
it would be a worthwhile experi-
ence for me, sol signed up.
deetded 1 would like to learn
on' about veterinary services. For
':Ote firto half elthe year, 1 was at the
Leeelhant Veterinary Clinic and it
has been great -working with D.
Leedham, Mrs. Leedham andDile
Skillen.
I did a variety of jobs at the clinic,
such as developing x-rays, sone lab
work, preparing dogs and -cats for
surgery and assi ham
in surgery:,
I also cleaned cages, assisted with
the small -animal appointments and
other small office procedures. I also
went with Dr. Leedham on farm
calls and tried to assist him when-
ever I could.
%irking at the clinic has been a
real learning experience and has
helped me choose my future. I
would recommend the co-operative
education program to any student
and I know that the number of stu-
dents in the program will continue
to grow each year.
I thank Mr. Inwood for getting
the pmgram started and for finding
everyone a place to work. I also
thank Dr. Lekffiam, Mrs. Leedham
and Ms. Skillen teaching me and
explaining things t me thoroughl
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