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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-09-26, Page 6Page 6A - The Winghare Advanee-Tiinea, Sept. MAO • ••;:4/ • . , . - .1••• 1,•,• •••••:- r",,NON "PA 1„. • , 1.49: • •:;•:!-•••%":;),r tr• 165, rAlcilintagottorma: • • •••••••••• MIDWAY RIDES THRILL YOUNGSTERS every year at the Brussels Fall Fair. lit,Yh;1 411E 7,AVelki A 7 • LotToBelieveln. ,„., AMU./ I 4. Seeing is believing. So check out the entire stock of exciting Polaris snowmobiles today. POLARIS' • Believelt C,198911,4ris Industries 1.—P CASSIDY FARM MACHINERY SINCE 1954—j TEESWATER 392-6402 1 0,.0141i:::::wor' 4„, ,„.. ir....',Arg•%1W14,r2,,,K,,,*'..,,, ' ....,.: ..,•,•••• ::r"..:,•••,:,:o....".r,,,,,,,,,0•5:•,•••Mr, • • •:,,,:::'..,,,???.5:7;:‘,•••:,:%":',.(s.,,w,,,,rlorir,•.%,:"0.:••••••,,,,,,roft .• , : ,....,.„.....,,A...- • •,.:... ,,,,,,,. •,',..,..,..,,...„.....,,..V.•A.,..,.4.v.,.,,,,'•••,"rr',..,440u,:k4. re4."'grvxma,24,....,,p*:tx:o..„..,:i*:.motwyweageosp."?...mivo.v.s4w.183.. for ClUiJr FORDWICH—Trinity; ACW met at the home of Mrs. Mark Bru.narski last Thursday evening for the September meeting. Mrs. Brian Doubleday, vice-presi- dent, opened the meeting with prayer. She welcomed -everyone , and thanked the hostess. ' Mixes were read and financial ER • .. , 1: • 12. The 'service will be 11 hant, 1.lineh Served by MO -4,12 Members are asked -to- please 'Daunt and Mrs. Doug Bunker, remember their secret pals. .. assisted by the hostess.Fowl supper planned • afternoon. umit stet elite given. FORPWEC 41-Thesiternon!I Final plans were rnade 'f9! the' 0 the Purdwieb.11.C.W.met in a , l uiiit variety concert. Committees Were' giiiiray-sow ' ftpeOtd4. , named for the bazaar and tea to be , 'reaheivSaaert donation. a i" Nov.tht' 1 i c - wasyocards made t ow thee United church towards the Bible ' theHwawelcomed 7y1. meetingCQt7 Tod p.d;with. 1 , A :Lreading,.jeanand opened h a tClarkson • School which' Washeld this past Ron Call, a mountain -top Pp*, eummer, And also a donation to the ence, was answered by. 1:$-IneM- ,Optindst Club towards the calen- hors. MieSnia_*eir..,1PVitson read -the dars they will he printing with miletitea' Correspondence was read coctoThlgspeavirhts fc:;;Or; will' . be lieu " bemry,inMurellpaSkrtIsile.Etigia:Zgloavbentsreatirea• Micas s Harvest Home Service at the Plans fortbUfol supper on Oct. church is pionooti for ort. 8. b24uswineinessitdies:s.sed along with other _ . . The Fall Deanery for south Mrs. Elva Cooper opened the Saugeen will be on Oct. 3 in Bay- worship service with a poem' field. • entitled `‘MBib,e, Trinity Church will be celebrating front Jeliny. ,4tAnd Soriptute ,by Miss the 100th anniversary Sunday, Nov. MeEl, Ch1was read wain. Congratulatio o Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Armstron'g who were mar- ried Saturday, Sep -23, in St. John's Lutheran Church, Clifford, with a 'reception following in Clifford .Community Centre. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lockie, accompa- nied by Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Locide of Cambridge, spent Sunday in Toronto and attended ,a Blue Jays ball game at the SkyDome. The variety concert sponsored by Trinity Anglican Church Women on 51;114WSOP47.:Alias VirjikkOesi3-. &Vane terijklYiitiv*alr'77itACW thanks everyone who helped: and all who supported them. Mr. and Mrs. Wally Nixon are enjoying a week's vacation with their son, Howard, at Sault Ste. Marie. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Taucher of Toronto visited Wednesday with Mrs. Alma Hargrave. We have several young ladies competing for this year's Howick Fair Queen title. The competition will be held at Howick Community Centre on Saturday, Sept. 30. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kennedy recently entertained members of the latter's family for a social after- noon. A shower was held for Heather Pepper, who became the bride of Jeffery Cober on Saturday, Sept. 9. About 25 attended from The ladies e,edt parts of the Bible and their the Book, the Cove's, -etterS, 014 and New Testament, God believed the Bible to be poiverfril, and true; read and study from lfipagesesult day. FolloWing the hymn "Beautiful Words, Wonderful Words" Mrs. Cooper closed the devotions with prayer. Mrs. Clarkson, Mrs. Elmer Hard- ing and Mrs. Don Beck presented a very interesting talk on the theme "The Sermon on the Mount", Matthew Ch. 5, 6 and 7, which includes the Beatitudes, the Com- mandarients, The Lord's Prayer, the Parables, the Righteousness of the Kingdom of Heaven. The service closed with prayer led by Rev. Don Beck. Ill:111217:117111r Fordwich Notes,. Willowdale, Kitchener, Wingham and Kurtiville and a smorgasbord supper was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Nellie Allan, Mrs. Alma Hargrave, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sothern and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reid returned home Monday following a five-day bus tour to Nashville. Walter Harrifield and Bob Kelley spent Wednesday at the interna(.. tional plowing match near Windior. Among those from the area who enjoyed a day at or on' don, were Mrg. • 4, , At.‘KL'enWedjr 4 - and Mrs. Bruce ennedy. Mrs. Marian Johnston and Mrs. Jim Douglas spent a .couple of days last week at the Lindsay Fair. Mrs. Jim Hudson of Hanover vis- ited one day last week with;Mr. and Mrs. Carl $tewart. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce kennedy, Mrs. Anne Cober, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cober and "ClaytcM Caber attended the wedding of Mi. and Mrs. Jeffery Cober on Saturday, Sept. 9, at Grandview Baptist Church, with a reception following in the church auditorium, Kitchen - et Jeffery is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cober of Kitchener, formerly of Fordwich. Word was received here that Mrs. John Ettinger passed away in Tren- ton. The sympathy of the cotrimuni- Hensall Co-op is pleased to provide farmer -owned grain andbean elevator facilities in LondesbOro Bit:Working together, farmers can build thei r Own sUctesSfull agrilobtisiness e Fast efficient service • Wagon dumpers e Trucking available air grades and " rices 11 • 0001ftioNummor**031.10.0""."Proi013.1.k.romw,4****•wmmumme •••. , • 5 " e'r •• • ,;, „ . • '`'•‘••••.i'.•.,, • •• `(•<k•'414:.•,„nn•I', n 47/401SM",•,„4475reiN"754 evftfAkIAidia,kataleafrlavd.,10.w4g42%.*;•....4,4-., ty goes to her husband, John, who was formerly fronnhere. Mrs. Dorothy McElwain of Grimsby, visitectA 'few days with Miss Minnie McElwain and Mrs. Annie Pittendreigh. On Saturday,. , Sept. 16, they all were pens at the ' Dunsmoor-Pittendreigh wedding in. First Andrew's United Church, , London and the reception which followed at'the Highland '.Golf and Country Club. The bride is a grand- daughter of Mrs, Pittendreigh. Friends of Mrs. Ken Heimpel will be pleased 'to hear shehas returned home following surgery in Wing - ham and District Hospital and wish her a speedy return to good. health. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Field visited with their family in Toronto over the weekend and enjoyed the Blue Jays ball game at the SkyDeme. MRS. ANNIE CAMPBELL of Morris Township celebrated her 93rd birthday Sunday. Born Annie McNaughton on Sept. 23, 1896, Mrs,. Campbell was educated at Douglas' School. She married her husband, the late Oliver Campbell, in 1922 and .came to live on the first concession of Morris, where she has resided ever since. Mrs. Campbell raised a family of eight (one son is deceased) and' has 25 grandchildren and 26 great-grandchildren. Lifestyre Limousine Service Affordable For An THE ULTIMATE IN TRANSPORTATION TAILORED TO YOUR NEEDS • ` — • ,• r•sr,WPr„kre.•.•,%•,/,,ik,