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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-07-25, Page 9: seI • a R, • .4.44 • 4 • 4;44;ti—v-1, 441;,)A44:4%:',.4.00AtVS":s if.r'4,411 -1,,%;440,14411::',AVAU • . „., 'ac,FoutP-#41. return toixer bomej :0 Mrs 011King and Mrs..Rar- nuind Baylor accompanied MIL and. Jack of Listawel to Kincardine for a last few days' holiday at the latter"s. " trailer. - Mr. and NUS. Duncan Sangster spent last weekend at Kincardine. Kim Alexander spent several days' with her grandmother, Mrs. Bernice Marrmer, in Palmerston,,. Mrs Murray O'Regan • has returned to her home at Golden: Lake after spending a COOple, of weeks with her daughter, Heather. She also attended the 40th wedding anniversary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Klaassen on Sunday, July 16. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rowley, Whitney and Mitchell, enjoyed a few days' vacation with Lorne and Bonnie Masters at Aleona Beach. Mrs. Jean Clarkson, Mr. and Mrs4 immitis• 'Parent Mi and and Mrs Don Bridge on - their4Oth wedding 'tiaa'14'. ,aimiversaryon Sunday, Tidy 16. - Mr. and Mrs: Ted Klaassen visit- ed a couple of-dayslastiFeelc with Mr. and Mrs. Murray -crRegan at coidmrea Mts. n. Russeliutian; Mrs. Holger Feidskov, Miry, Christian and Leonard, Mr. and MS:., Roger Rowley, Whitney and int:re Bruce Ruttan, Bradley an e - visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Hawkins and family at Shel- burne. Mr. and Mrs. Dori Ruttai and family of Brussels were also visitors at the Hawldris home. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Browne returned home last weekend after! Summer fun topic at Rainbow Club The July meeting of the Mary Hastings Rainbow Club opened with a reading entitled "Age Is a Quality of Mind", by the president, Marjorie Wall. Copiesaala letter were circulated, regarding the need to keep Brookhaven open. Each member placed her signature on a copy to mail to the local MPP. One of the members, Cindy Clark and her husband, have a brand new baby boy. Roll call was answered by "Something you enjoyed doing this summer or plan to do". The monthly draw prize went to Cora Clayton. The meeting was hosted by Lavina Robinson, Mrs. Wall and Irlma Casemore. , A few rounds of bingo were played, after which all enjoyed refreshments and a social time. The next meeting will be held Aug. 1 at 8 p.m. Each member is requested to bring a scarf and learn the art of tying a scarf artistically. ' 4:. • ' . 39 • 4M9,04," Gorrie Notes and r *n einmi Angieaiid „MI* all ofKu Mrs. Waily Nixon spen , Of days last week -with Bayfield, Mrs. Genie ,1611:100* �f Sharon W014,0Y Of DQrche Mrs. Bob Tr*quaiiiifSarnia visited• Wednesday with and Mrs. Roy X.0.4.4C-4y an4 c,0404•4311...:friends itt thetareot Mra-J0glestgYr. tet1/4 • 1/4. FriendS extend best wishes and Mrs. Jahn,Tuctorr occa- sion 91 their 44th'we44,ing anTer• sary on.1 Ronilza Marian�, who .has spent • - 4,, the past ,year, as an exchange stu- dent and resided with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gibson, left Saturday, July 15, tolreturn to her home in Puerto Rico. While -here, Ronilta made many friends. She attended Listow- el District Secondary School and also attended the United Church and sang in the choir. Fordwich and area friends wish her the best as she ebniinues her studies back home. . A number of members. ofFordwich Lodge AF .& AM No 331 attended Ovoid Lad& Idri4Wediresi day, July 19, in Tc•ronto. William Mulvey of Wroxeter -Lodge was elected District Deputy Grand Mas- ter of North Huron. District. About 80 members of North Huron Dis- trict attended. t0.• Man .ond TOO c4i4 OVP ter ilcd from the Ar MAO :4`.. :` :4 • e • , • 4 • 141. , • • 41, Mr. and Mrs. Angus Gingrich of Cambridge are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robin Bolander. Mrs. Alberta Vos has been visiting her daughter and son-in-law, Grace and Heiko VanderWal, for the past two. weeks. Mrs. Vos is from Bur- ford. Mrs. Irving Toner spent a Week- end recently at the home of Wilmer and Marion Ross of Cambridge. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferguson - visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Nickel, RR 2, Mildmay and on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Becker of tvlildinay. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Baker of St. Marys visited the latter's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elschner. Mrs. Ada Aitchison and Mrs. Ruth Sewers of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferguson spent a cou- ple of days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Aitken of Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne King and Trevor were on a trip on the Polar Express to Moosonee. Tom and Pattie Graham, Meaghan and Laura of Listowel, bon and Cathy Graham" CenevieVe and Robbie of Kitc.liener, spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gra - bent, Miand Mrs. Ivan' Haskins Were guests at, the Tay1or44 moiling th Brussels U on --Saturday and the. recepi the Brusseis, ilia and G� .414434;,0,,,,unwi mwiJ t 4 •1 jOit4 V 7 94*1$ i$ . • — — • , '• •••, ,$r :•J.1 $ ' • 3 • 44 efriVf sica and Jamie of Orangeville visit- ed Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ruppel. Bob and Kathy Edgar; Glenn and Phyllis McMichael, RR 1, Bluevale; Bill and Marguerite Murphy, Staid- fville; Bob and Sandy Ford of Cal- gary attended the Normanby Township I-kimecoming on the weekend. Kevin and Mandy Stewart, Cr- ys- tal and Justiri, spent the Weekend at Leisure Time Park near Orangeville and on Monday went to Canada's Wonderland. Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pyke were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Pomeroy of Riverhurst, Saslc.; Mr. and Mrs. Keith Toner,- Brandi, Ryan and Joel of RR 3, Palmerston; Mr. and Mm. 'Bradley Pyke' and - Melissa 41.4 Lis- p:wet. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson spent the weekend attending the 1982 Wardens' Reunion at Geo** -College, Barrie.- Miss 'Betty. Wylie Of Toront viit- ed Tuesday . Grainger: SympathyOitended to ack Leppingtonin "2 AO). • :Or 14044 ho • tE: ."-**KnW1/40)0*: 4 • N "7 1'430' Taylor ,of Grand Valley in, Brussels United Church on Saturday and the reception in Brussels, Morris and Grey,Commtmity Centre, Mr. and Mrs. .Alex Graham and Jim Crahark oaf Kitchener were weekend visitors recently with their cousin, Mrs. Dorothy Langridge of Detioit, • • or• • FORDWJCH—Mt a,d-Mrs. Ted Klaassen .ceiebrated their 49th wed- ding anniversary with at) 9Ixen House at their h0_111s'OtisilndaY, July 16. About 125 friends, And neighbors called to-% extend best wish dinner was at -their resi ente. for familY and close friends, with about 60 in atten- dance. , • • , Ted -and Elftiecle weit married hi Germany where they remained unti11952.when they came t9 Cana- da arid resided Aylmer area . In 1964 they purchased the, Ford- wich General Sto,reincl ,haVe ?id- edsit4104 1.44.4 a painteirand decorator arid'Elfrieda inanaged the store until two and a half years ago when they sold it to Ed and June David: They are both retired. Ted enjoys gardening, flowers and also doing fine -art painting. Elfrieda•isa_mem- ber of the Ford'wich Woriien's Insti- tute. Both attend the Fordwich United Church and sing- itt the • , fie. ha*. 44jilia• and• her of. 'four: L0150fl of Mite** .. • . - . ,. i Angie, of . ; , and oett an .Klaassen; both a , ciTreihey. also ' have -Seyen. grarilliiniziSdchil."..; . '...1...-'..., .,. -Friends attended' from Sudbury, . Satitiai. St. Thomas, Timmins, Ravenswood;Coldert Lake, Aylmer,: Germany, Fordwich and surrouti&- jng area. ollen eck raw winner Bob Hallenbeck of Charles Street in Wingham is the winner of a new barbecue in the Preniclor R & W Club draw. Linda Hollenbeck sold the win- ning ticket and Ernie Cook won a - cash prize for selling the most tick- ets. . The Fedeieteuilness Development Bank (FBDB) is a Crowfl corporation that exists to promote end assist - • ,_huelnesSesin Canada. SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS PERSON? • --BECOME OUR CBI (COMMUNITY BUSINESS INITIATIVE) OR THEHURON COUNTY AREA We are fore:tetiikier'settil-tetired person who has been suc- cess/Ill 10' business -fora *Ober of years and has general business •-•:keiti#ledge'in such .,(4,4piektriarketinp, 'finance, accounting and oporatio- nal su,co,'OSIoi3Owtiorship of your win biisinets in the Huron Couflty tosaiNckil&be,kterieffataL hackgteandkandlikkaneoia shouldbe such thayOu have a good grasp and understandin9 cg,tlto problems of sine!! business which enables you to 'criertscit.giiidiadyise business -in yvays and Means to improve the ,rninagernent of their btitinesa.- As aur CBI Ad4soryouitill ,be responsible for the managing, organizing ancivieliv4-of a toneyearGBI:progaim• in the community that will include the olononto, of management training, information and counselling in btiginesSitiatedmatters„ to approximately 30 businesses. -This.position Will be under a one yoir Contract that will require the individual's full-tirne commitment. t0100 fOratard04:4410fin Of intierz"inttoridolmge to: Ociguttrieski Mattager 4. 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