The Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-06-27, Page 8AWARDS-Rahal Schmitz and Daren Ross
School received awards for being named
improved athletes. (Staff Photo)
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Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ruttan, accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Martin of St. Jacobs, have. returned
home following 'a .ZQ:day vacation
to Hcland, Germany, Switzerland
and Istanbul. They also went to
Cypress where they visited with
Mrs. Ruttan's niece, her husband
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Harding,
Miss Maude Harding, Mrs. Mar-
garet Woods, Mrs. Jean Wilson and
Mrs. Oliver Karges of Listowel
attended the funeral of their
cousins, Mr. and ,Mrs. Jim McAlis-
ter, at Mount Brydges on Tuesday.
The couple was killed in a car acci-
dent on Friday near Free1ton.
Carolyn deBoer and Jean Dins-
more attended the A11 -Arabian
Show on June 18 at Forest City,
London. Proceeds from the show
go to the Sunshine Foundation of
Canada for disabled children.
Mrs. Norma Behrns and her sis-
ter, Mrs. Ila Kercher of Hensall,
have returned home from Gren-
drod, B.C., where they attended the
funeral of a cousin, August Jerke,
and visited a week with relatives.
Jean Dinsmore and Carolyn
deBoer recently attended the Arabi-
an Reglan Horse 'Show, held, in
Mason, Michigan. Friends congrat-
ulate therm on winning two Torp
Five Regional prizes and also the
Reserved Champion title. This
qualifies Carolyn for the National
Arabian Horse Show.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Bentley (Lori Miller). who
were married Saturday in Fordwich
United Church. A reception fol-
lowed in the Kurtzville Community
Centre.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brunarski and
Mrs. George Tudan of Port Col-
borne attended the wedding of Mr.
and Mrs. Barry Capling on Satur-
day, June 17, and spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Brunarski and family.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Greg Stewart (Cindy Woods) who
were married Saturday, June 24, in
Harriston United Church. A recep-
tion followed at the Howick Com-
munity Centre.
Friends will be pleased to know
that Clarence Carswell returned
home. from Listowel `hospital and
hope his health will continue to
improve.
Brian and Jane Elliott of Kitchen -
Children's rally
is held at Kintail
Camp Kintail became alive with
the sounds of excitement and
laughter recently *hen the fourth
annual Children's Rally, sponsored
by the Mas 'Presbyterial WMS,
was held there. Atotal`.of 244 peo-
ple, including 174 Children from
churches in Molesworth, Brussels,
Teeswater, Kincardine and all
points between, gathered for a fun -
filled evening.
All enjoyed a hot-dog supper.
Children ranging from Kinder-
garten age to Grade 8 participated
in activities based on the theme,
"The Bible". These included crafts,
games, a nature walk, music and
worship.
Rev. Scott Sinclair, director of
Camp Kintail, presented an excel --
lent video to everyone present,
about the camp and its opportuni-
ties and beauty available toall who
visit there. After campfire and a
singsong, another very successful
Children's Rally_ came to a close.
tsited Sunday with Gay and
Sharon Sothern at theirlOitet
Mr. and Mrs 6ruce Shannon and
family RR 3,, "Chf(prcl and Mr and
Mrs. Cord Sotherit were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Sothern.
Lisa Sanderson of Peterborough
spent the weekend with her paw
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sanderson
and attended the MacDonald-
D'Arceywedding on Saturday.
Miss Divona Pogson and. Miss
Greta Pogson of Mnni peg are
spending some time with their
cousin, Gordon Steinacker and Mrs.
Steinacker.
Mrs. Anson. Ruttan spent last
week with Mrs. Keith Montgomery
in Ottawa where Keith is a patient
in hospital there, having undergone
heart surgery Friends in the Ford-
wich area hope good health will
soon return.
Recent. visitors with Terry and
Joan Field were their son, Jeff, Peter
Coulter, daughter Brenda and
friend Pat of Richmond Hill. While
here, they took Joan and Terry for a
plane ride over the village and all
enjoyed the Fly -in Breakfast at
Atwood.
Glenn Kelley and daughter Lori
of Elora visited Sunday with Mr;,...
and Mrs. Lorne Kelley.
Mary -Anne Gibson has returned
to her work at Emerald Lake, B.C.,
after spending a week's vacation
with . her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Gibson. She also attended
the MacDonald-D'Arcey wedding.
Carolyn and Richard deBoer, RR
1, Bluevale, were invited to present
their horse, Aneenya, at the Cana-
di?h:;$yrY!phony of Hor$es, belld at
the A. M. Barr Arena, Kemptviille,
on June 23 arid 24. Music was pre-
sented by 'the Kanata Symphony
Orchestra and the event . featured
champion American Saddlebreds,
Arabians, Half -Arabians, National
Show Horses and Hackneys.
AWARDS—(From left to right): Sally Douglas,, atti Alexander, Ryan Gallaher, and Michael Top-
han :Teceived awards for tiling named top male and female athletes at Howiek Central School:
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