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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-09-05, Page 22Bluewater OFFICE EQUIPMENT LTD. 250 Josephine SL Wingham SAVE. $1 00°2 on a1,1 RENWICK Leather Briefcases OFFICE CEEI\JTRE DS-DD-RH 12077 Dear lieople of Wingham & Area:, We the owners and staff of Bluewater Of- fice Equipment would like to thank you for the great response shown to our new Wingham location. The warm welcome and interest in our office supplies and business equipment has been greatly appreciated. Our "GRAND OPENING was a huge Success! CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL DOOR PRIZE WINNERS! 1. Ann Hogg - Wingham 2. Brenda Eleyell - Wingham 3. Bonnie Hutchinson - Wingham 4. Heather McDonald - Blyth .5. Shelley Jones - Wingham 6, Dawn Foals - • 0-4 <0. .;sSE1( 't4 ingh.am 8. Le�n� Att 9. Orval/434'P 10. G1440'110 Camp Belgrave 11. Janet Gunter - Lucknow 12. Liz Co tAftA3,ercira*13' 13. Ruttillitenie ,fittiOknow 14. Debbie'Saili - Brussels 15. Donna Holmes - Wingham 16. Corinne Irwin - Belgrave 17. Robert C. Scott - Wingham 18. Mark O'Grady - Listowel 19. Isabel Garniss ;Wingham 20. Judy Dickson - Wingham ' 21. Betty Thompson - Wingham 22. Tracy Thynne - Wingham 3M • • D IS KETT 3M quality diskettes are certified 100 error free. 10 per box. Reoulor/box • • Silo/box 51/4" $19.50 - $2769 PHENOMENAL SAVINGS ON OUR PRECIOUS BRAND STATIONERY KIT 3'12" $36.90 You receive Retail Value $17.58 PRICE $599 - 1 box HB Pencils (1,0) - 1 box Standard Staples (5M) - 1 box Rubber Bands - 1 Permanent Marker - 1 Bottle Correction Fluid - 1 Box Medium Pens (10) - 1 Steno Note Book - 1 Telephone Message„Pad 3M Gift Pack Oil Painting Set from Weber Castello Acco Desk Caddy Set 'Agenda" ' ./Portafile by Anthes Universal • Ontatip Cork Bulletin Board aRStUdio Art Centre bet Castello -.Oil Paint* Beginner Set Dennison CofferkBytler, Faber Castell Day Runner AOC° Clock Sarnsoriite Bag from Esselle E.B.P. E -Z Directory from EZ -3, Maply Syrup from Dominion Blueline Acme Desk Set DRG - Writing Set DRG - Writing Set Apsco Bathroom Scale Feliowes Neat Ideas - Four Dr. Chest Coleman Cooler from Multimark Toshiba Walkman Toshiba Walkman Olivetti ETP 55 Portable Typewriter OFFICE STATIONERY & FURNITURE SERVICE • SALES • LEASE RENTALS 357-1554 • Fax No. 357-1793 Mn and Mrs. Paul Wendt of Toronto spent a few clays recently with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson. Mac Corbett of London and McKee Davidson of Listowel also spent a day at the Wilson home. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Klaassen returned home last week after visit- ing with friends at North Bay and With Weert and Ted Klaassen at Timmins. Mr. and Mrs. Holger Espensen have returned home following a six-week vacation with relatives in Denmark. Mrs. Dave Dinsmore and Mrs. Richard deBoer attended the Arabi- an Horse Show in Mason, Michi- gan, returning home on Tuesday of this week Matthew and Michael Nixon of Kitchener spent a week's holday with their grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Wally Nixon. The boys and Mrs. Nixon also spent a day at Canada's Wonderland. Mr. and Mrs. Max Held of Clif- ford and Mr. and Mrs. Winston McGrath were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mundt. Sunday visitors with Bill and Jean Sothern were Gary and Sharon Sothern and Tracy f PahneratOn,. Tim Sothenn titChetter and Gres Gedcke, Toronto. Congrandations to Mr, and iVirs. Adrian Stliart Dodge (the fOrtner Gladys Lawson) Who, were Married on Saturday, Sept. 4. in St:Paul's Anglican Chordir hillpthat 'Forest. A dinner and reception followed, at the HarristonteSonlialL Howard Mien Of Sault Ste. Marie spent several days last week with his parents. Wally and Millie Nixon. Norman Nixon of Kitchener also spent a day at his parents' home. George Richards returned home recently follOwing a six-week motor trip to British Columbia, up the Cartier Highway to Alaska, North- west Territories and The Yukon. He came home via Dauphin, Manitoba and visited there with his son and daughter-in-law, Rev. Bill RichardS' and Rev. Ellen Richards. *Mr. and Mrs. George Richards - attended the wedding on Saturday, Aug. 26, of their son, Jim and Sue Hundermack. The wedding tool( Capacity crowds attend Westfield anniversary Westfield Church held its 100th anniversary at special services Sun- day, Aug. 27, al11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Capacity crowds were in atten- dance. Both morning and evening services were directed by Murray Taylor. Music was provided, with Phyllis Boak at the piano and Daniel Snell at the organ. The guest speaker was Don Vair of Belgrave, a former pastor of this church for nine years. His scripture reading was taken from Paul's first letter to Timothy, chapter six and his message was "Fight the Good Fight of the Faith". Special, music was a solo by Bill Bush of Toronto who sang "How Great Thou Art". A quartet consisting of Lloyd Walden, Harvey McDowell, Jeff Wittich and Shane Snell rendered two beautiful numbers, "Though Your Sins Be as Scarlet" and "That Beautiful Land". In the evening, the guest speaker was Rev. John Campbell of Welland. He is a son of Douglas and Gladys Campbell of the West- field community aide as a ung,''' rad; John attended this diuih. The scripture reading was tak from Ephesians, chapter one, and his message was "The Church". The evening music was provided by Mary Vair at the piano aid Don Vair at the organ. Don and Mary sang two duets, "Under His Wings" and "Oh, How I Love Jesus". For the morning service, both the auditorium and basement were filled to capacity. Sound system and video allowed the crowd in the basement to view the service. Fol- lowing the service the crowd gath- ered ata restaurant to enjoy a noon luncheon. A luncheon following the evening service was enjoyedin the church basement and on the church lawn under the floodlights. During the afternoon, there was a picture display on the walls of the basement, featuring old-time pic- tures and family pictures depicting the lives of those connected with the church's 100 years of history. The display was thoroughly enjoyed by all. •zmoz, VIM'a /`Skr‘.*:‘,44.ibr00:i.s,VA4,10, 4-H :::wtr,x70.7,,v.rzwne,PW•P /PM' Afro HURON COUNTY SHEEP CLUB The last meeting of the Huron County Sheep Club took place last Tuesday, 7.30 p.m. at the home of Florence Pullen. The club opened the meeting with the 4-1-1 pledge. The last min- utes were read and business was discussed. Mrs. Todd, who was pre- sent at the meeting, discussed the Junior Sheep Show at the Royal Winter Fair. The club practised showing by using other members for the sheep. After discussing showing, senior projects were talked about. Jennifer Procter explained her project which was a scale model of a sheep barn. Then Lana Jones gave a report of `.1. the mineral box that she was build- ing for her operation. Cindy Camp- schroer, who is also building a min- eral box, had received plans for (11 one. The meeting closed with the 441 motto and Florence served:401%h- , nuts and juice. Florence as thanked for hosting the Meeting and the members Were wished good luck for their achievement daY' Guests who attended the services came from all points in Western Ontario. !:plapa, in the park in Stratford. A dinner and reception followed. Other fainkly members attending were Mr. and Mrs. Brian Shaw of London, Rev. Bill Rigt.ta,rds and Rev. Mien Richards and son, Liam, of Dauphin, Manitoba. Following, the wedding, the bride and gloom left for a two-week honeymoonin Greece, and upon retqrning home, they will reside in Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Johnston of Sarnia spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Douglas. Gary Dou- glas of Tottenham also spent the weekend with his parents. Jim Douglas returned home Wednesday after spending a few days at the CNE in Toronto. Mrs. Edna Doig returned home Tuesday after accompanying her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bride, to Winnipeg. and North Dakota, Mrs. Margaret Hawksbee of Listowel also accom- panied them. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. David Van Denbraak who were married Saturday, Sept. 2, with a reception following in Kurtzville Community Centre. Mrs. Marian Johnston and Mrs. Richards and son, Liam, returned to Dauphin, Manitoba, after spending a few days with the former's par- ents, George and Pauline Richards. Bill will remain in Toronto where he is attending university. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Soper and Mr. SEARS .:ill11111)°0(:)1°"-rf Reg. S1iihEil5 Package Limited Time Offer SAVE $3 NOW ONLY 9 Plus 95* Sitting Fee (6)6 20441! LIMIT ONE SPECIAL PER FAMILY, Sitting Fee 95c - Not included in price of advertised special. $2.00 charge for each additional subject in the portrait. Advertised special is only in Blue Old Masters background. Advertised special - pose our selection. BY APPOINTMENT ON LY Please call for appointment This offer in effect at Sears Catalogue Store in: (519) 357-3120 WINGHAM 55 Josephine Street PROMOTION DATES: Friday Saturday September 12th 13th HOURS: 9:30 -1:00 & 2:00 - 5:30 9:30 - 1:00 & 2:00 - 4:30 5 and Mrs. Lorne Kelleyvent'fbui:4- day in Blenheim and Cedar Springs area. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence ticaiigh- lin of Weston spent a Wcf4,14 40 - day with Mr. and Njrs. Harold Madgette. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vanclerhey- den and family visited all la,st week. with friends in the Sudbury pre.4. Mrs. Doris Cook of Coatsworth and her son, Bill, his wife and two children of Wheatley, spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Soper. Mrs. Jean Clarkson entertained 12 ladies at her home on Tuesday night, Aug. 29, in honor of Minnie McElwain's birthday. Card games, were enjoyed during the evening and lunch followed, with a decorat- ed birthday cake also enjoyed by all. ENGAGEMENT -Mr. and Mrs. jim Douglas of Fordwi -[.- 4, . cl pleased to announce the engagement of their son, Gregory J Douglas to Tammy Lynn Shuttleworth„ daughter of Mrs. Ali. Watier of Chatham and Mr. Gary,ShOttleworth of Sheffield. marriage will take place Sept. 16,1989 0'4 p.m. at the Fo United Church. (Courtesy Photo) (A)BrIght jacquard sweaters keep little boys looking their bastl,Acryilc In sizes: 4-6X. BEG. S6.69$49 $ALEft) (0) Durable denims! Boys' 'nult'n'Turnble' 5 -pocket jeans in sizes: 4-6X. REG. $15.99 SOMA, 'SALE (C) A lovable look! Girls' IrzeoWns:4c 0clzta. rvitc sweaters In "49119$Ve49 SALE I' Wide waist, fashion Cofeuril Harem pants for tittle Ora are a idyllist) value! Slz�Ss 4-6X.' REG47.691111 .99 SALE 3 (E) Add some colour! 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