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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-08-15, Page 144 • D�r 5 Page 4B - The Winghani Advanec-Timea, Aug. 15, 198e Mrs. Hazel Cooper and Eileen Johnson of Kitchener spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Johnson. All were guests at the Rumph-Mason wedding in the Christian Reformed Church, Dray- ordwich Notes ton and the reception which fol- lowed in Elma Community Centre on Saturday, Aug. 5. Mrs. Karyn Holson, Maya, Elisha and Peter of Sudbury visited a cou- ple of days last week with Mr. and Brian R. O'Malley, President and Chief Executive Officer of Standard Trust and his wife attended the play "Sticks and Stones" at the esiyiiT Festival on Friday, August 11th. As part of Standard Trust's ongoing support of community programs and interests, Mr. O'Malley presented a cheque for $10,000 as a contribution to the Blyth Festival Capital Builiding Fund. Accepting on behalf of the Festival were Marian Doucette and Don McCaffrey. Donations of $5,000 collected at branches in Exeter, Goder- ich, Listowel, Walkerton and Wingham over the past few months were matched by Standard Trust. The Company will continue to accept donations on behalf of the Fund until September 1st. BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALS Effective August 14 to 27, 1989 Plax 500 mi. Dental Rinse . , ...... , .. ®. 75 g Mennen Speed Stick ...... . Finnesse 300 ml. SYiardp;oo or. conditioner ® • Dominion 12mm x 33m Transparent Tape Hilroy 2" Vinyl Binders Hilroy 1" Vinyl Binders . ....., Post Fax 5's Subject Dividers Campus Craft Duo Tangs 4 for Hilroy Lined or Plain 200 Sheet Refills 12 pack Bic Pens Pentel Correction Pen Berol Canadiana 24's Pencil Crayons D 3.99 2.29 3.19 .59 2.99 1.49 .39 1.00 1.49 1.39 1.39 3.29 TRIANGLE DISCOUNT ,. • iN - • COSM TI Open 3 a.m. to 9 p.m. Weekdays ;Sundays Noon to Six difirissememeatis Mrs. Robert Vanderheyden and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Kelley, Mrs. Bob Kelley and Cindy spent Thurs- day in Elmira. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Madgett of Cheltenham and Mr. and Mrs. Sid Procter of Brampton were visitors one day last week with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Soper. Recent visitors with Mrs. Elva Cooper were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown of Hanover, Mrs. John Brown and children of Palmerston. Mrs. Don Elliott and family of Petersburg spent the holiday week- end with her mother, Mrs. Nellie Allan. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Douglas have returned home after spending two weeks at Port Elgin and Aaron Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Don Gedcke, San- dra and Greg Gedcke and Tracy Sothern spent Sunday at the Toron- to Zoo. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Simmons returned home last weekend after a three-week motor trip through the western provinces. They also visit- ed with relatives and friends in B.C. and Alberta. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson and Mrs. John Wilson spent a day last week in London. Sandra Montoux spent the holi- day weekend playing in a ball tour- nament. Bobbi -Jo Wilson of Goderich enjoyed a week's vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan. Ball of Thornhill, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Baxter of Willowdale visited over the holi- day weekend with Mrs. Marian Kirby. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Clarkson, Jodi and Nicole of Brampton visited one day last week with Mrs. Jean Clark- son. The children remained and will spend two weeks with their grandmother. Melanie and Michael Seip returned to their home in Exeter after a week's holiday with their grandmother. Mrs. Jean Wilson of Listowel vis- ited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson. Jean has just returned from a two-week conducted tour of PERRY'S PUMPKIN PATCH Farm Fresh , Prod _: ce RR 1, Wroxeter Sweet Corn` Ready PICKLING CUCUMBERS Pick your own or ready picked 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mon. thru Sat. CaII 335-3259 1 1/2 miles north of Wroxeter on Co. Rd. 12 or 3 miles south of Belmore Russia. Mr. and Mrs. Ian Pittendreigh of London visited Monday with Mrs. Annie Pittendreigh and with Min- nie and John McElwain. Mrs. Marilyn Welsh, grandson John Welsh of Nepean, Mrs. Lynn Davenport, Douglas and Jamie of Petawawa, have been holidaying with the former's mother, Mrs. Elva Cooper. They also attended the Brown reunion on Sunday, Aug. 13, in l ordwich before returning home on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnston of Toronto spent a few days last week in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lynn of Orli- he spent the holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Haverfield. A number from the area attended the Old Boys' and Girls' Reunion in Teeswater on the holiday weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Craik and baby son Martin of Arkona visited Sunday, Aug. 6, with Mrs. Elva Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Corbett of Lon- don visited with Mr, and Mrs. Jack Wilson and attended the funeral of Louise Matthews at Knox Presbyte- rian Church, Gorrie; on Frida Aug. 4. Mrs. Marian Johnston attended a dinner at Walkerton in honor of the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Carman Fullerton of .Pais- ley. Samantha Campbell of London spent last week holidaying with her father, Jim Campbell and her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Magill. Mrs. Marian Kirby visited Tues- day with Mrs. Norma Leppington, Harriston. Word was received here on Thursday, Aug. 10, that Borden Brears had passed away in Palmer- ston and District Hospital. Funeral service was held Saturday at the Hardy -Lee Funeral Home; Harris - ton, with burial in Fordwich Ceme- tery. The community extends sym- pathy to his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth lierlett of Listowel and his brother, Spence Brears of Harriston. Mrs. Jim Douglas attended a shower in Goderich on Sunday for her future daughter-in-law, Tammy Shuttleworth. Shower for September bride FORDWICH—Mrs. Jack Mann and Mrs. Ron McClement enter- tained at the former's home Wednesday night for a miscella- neo' s shower in honor of Tammy Shtittleworth, who will become the bride of Greg Douglas in Septem- ber. Games and contests were enjoyed during the evening after which Tammy was presented with her gifts. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sponsored by: Mega Wingham 357-2636 Gorrie 335-3525 Jud Sanderson Insurance - All types. Homes, business, auto, farm, life Wednesday, August 16 to Tuesday, August 22, 1989 Fri., Aug. 18 Maitland Valley Conservation Authority, General Meeting, 2 p.m, at Wroxeter Administration Office. Presentation of conservation awards. MARY LOU CAMERON of Wingham was just one of the handi- craft artists with a display at the recent Lucknow craft fair. Mrs. Cameron makes jewelry and hand -painted T-shirts and sweat shirts. (Photo courtesy of Audrey Currie) LUCKNOW CRAFT FAIR—The annual Lucknow craft fair was held recently in the "Sepoy town". Jerry McMillan of Nith Valley Sales at Kitchener was one of the artists displaying handmade crafts and ornaments. (Audrey Currie Photo) Brussels lady returns rom_ :European vacation BRUSSELS—Mrs. Winona Martin and her daughter, Mrs. Gwen- dolyne Tooth of Toronto, have . returned from a 23 -day tour of Lon- don, England, France, Belgium, The Netherlands, East and West Ger- many, Poland, Russia, Finland, Sweden and Denmark. There were two overnight cruises from Finland to Denmark on the Baltic Sea; and from Hamburg, Germany, to Har - wick, England, on the North Sea, which was very rough this year. There were ferry crossings from Dover to Calais and Sweden to Denmark. The farmers use small machinery and are out -dated in their farming methods. The cities are full of tourists. Communism is prevalent; however, in Russia, the Protestant religion is moving ahead but is much in need of Bibles which are very costly there. Money is different in each coun- try and one cannot exchange coins. Food varies, from the very greasy to the luscious food of Scandinavia, The buildings are beautiful, mostly reconstructed because of World War iI. Many places were 70-90 per cent bombed. There were 49 persons on the tour, plus a driver and a hostess. The bus was new, equipped with air conditioning, coffee, cold drinks, mineral water and a small bath- room. Many things will have to improve greatly, as the countries are opening up to the catering of the tourist industry and the younger generation is aware of bet- ter standards. Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey now residing in Wingham Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Humphrey are residing at 64 Park Drive, Wing - ham, following their marriage at St. Augustine Roman Catholic Church on Saturday, July 8, at three o'clock. Mr. Humphrey is formerly from RR 2, Lucknow and his bride, Mary Since 1947, Sean Stores Ltd. has offered value -priced, first quality clothing, footwear and accessories to customers in Canada. 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A reception was held at the home of the newlyweds who later left for a wedding trip to the Maritime Provinces. Brussels girl is successful on music exam BRUSSELS Congratulations to Cindy Bernard of Brussels who passed with honors the Royal Con- servatory Grade VIII Pianoforte examination tried at Blyth in June. Cindy has passed V, VI, VII and ViII Pianoforte and Preliminary, as well as Grades 1 and iI Rudiments in Theory, so will receive her Grade Viii Pianoforte Certificate which may be used as a secondary school credit in Grade 13. Cindy was the 12th Grade ViII student Mrs. Winona Martin of Brussels has tutored successfully.