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The Wingham Advance Times, 1995-05-24, Page 8WitacilliNVOCOMP Sherr! Nicht/ISQft of Barrie visit- ed recently with her grandparents, Garner and Alice Nicholson with Robb and Judy Nicholson of Lis` towel. John, Linda, Jeremy and Justin Campbell visited last weekend at Grand Bend with Nelson, Susan and Laura Desjardine, Bob and }feather Maas of London, Brenda and George Couckuyt of Merlin, John and Laurie Manners of Brant- ford and Garry and Jason Desjar- dine. Rob and Doreen Roy, Christina and Emily of Peterborough, spent the weekend recently with Ross and Barbara Anderson and attended the Anderson reunion held in the Belgrave Community Centre. Nan- cy, Rick, Matthew and Alicia Ball of Hanover, Doug and Sheila Cou- sins and Brandon Of Guelph, Anne Catherine Jean and Richard Ander- son, Daniel and Sarah of Goderich, also visited at the home of Ross 'df td Barbara Anderson and attended the reunion. The Canadian Cancer Society in Belgrave' and area raised a total of $3,244. Thanks are extended to the willing canvassers who gave of their time and to those who contrib- uted so generously. Submitted by Jane Grasby, area team captain. Doug Bieman of Kincardine vis- ited last Saturday and Neil Bieman ' and George Inglis visited Sunday at the home of Agnes Bieman. 'Bruce and Lenore of Arkona vis- ited on Mother's Day with Mildred Yuill and all visited later with Clar- ence Yuill in the Wingham hospi- tal. Dale and Colleen Lamont of London visited on the Mother's Day weekend with Jim and Irene Lamont. All were supper guests of Mike , and Donelda Cottrill and boys on Mother's Day. Ruth Johnston visited on Sunday in Goderich with Chester and Mari- lyn McDonald. Ruth Ann and Joe Russell of Guelph visited last Saturday with Thelma Pletch. Mother's Day guests at the home of Freda Johnston were Brad and Brenda McCann and Jackie of Brampton and Doug and Sue John- ston of Lucan. Last Friday, Mrs. Howard Zet- tler, RR 4, Walkerton, visited with her mother, Beth Procter and later dined out for a delicious meal. On Saturday, Mrs. Larry Mayberry of Londesborough visited with her mother, Mrs. Procter. On Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Proct- er and Karen visited Mrs. Procter. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Stopforth and Alexandria also were weekend guests and took their mother out for supper. On Mother's Day, Marjorie Stopforth and Mrs. Procter attended the Anglican Church service at Brussels. Randy Nixon of Brampton visit- ed on the Mother's Day weekend • with friends and relatives in the Wingham and Belgrave areas. Cam and Alice Yuill recently celebrated their 10th wedding anni- versary by dining out with Albert and Margaret Rotecisoender of Brussels. The Belgrave B Boppers played all against the Belgrave Devils and beat them. Last Sunday was a celebration for Mother's Day, as well as a birthday party for Camera Yuill at the home of Cam and Alice Yuill. Celebrating with them were Bea- trice and Alex Nivins of Nile, Jim and Sharon, David, Mathew and Rachel Nivins ofeBrookside, Ger- lad; Evelyn and Jenie Nivins of Mississauga and Ralph and Cheryl Nivins of London. "Mabel's Moms" met at the horse of Mabel Wheeler last na Wednesday, May 17. Those attend- ing were: DonRaynard, Trevor and Heidi; Annette teRaa, Janelle and Mitchell; Linda Hess and An- drew; Lila Procter; Joanne Robin- son,Nicole and Stephanie; Andrea Stevenson, Mathew and Tyler; Candace Chaffe and Brandon; Alice Yuill and Claren; Sandra Dorset] and Melinda; Michelle Young and Sarah; Sherri Sipple, Christie, Scott and Daniel. The cho- sen topic was community activities. Chalmers Society "'IN0101AY# NAY MO - evale 44-1 club gather at Neilson's Whitechurch --Chalmers Women's Missionary Society held thier meet- ing on May 17 at the home of Rev. and Mrs. John Neilson at Turnberry Estates. Mrs. Neilson served des- sert, prior to the meeting at 2 p.m. The leaders were Dora Neilson and Jean Ross. Mrs. Neilson gave the call to worship and a hymn was sung. Norma Rintoul read a peom, "When God Created Mother". A Voice students place high A number of voice and piano stu- dents of Kira Stuckey of Wingham placed highly at the recent Walker- ton Rotary Music Festival. Individuals winning prizes in- clude: Jenny McDonnell, 1st, 86; Jenean Todd, 2nd, 86, 2nd, 84; Amy Robinson, 82, piano; Ginny Schenk, 1st, 86, 3rd, 84; Darlene Hemingway, 84; Rae Scott, 1st, 85, 2nd, 84; Sarah Makey, 1st, 86, 2nd, 85; Amber Park, 1st, 86, 1st, 86, 2nd, 86 and Jenifer Schut, 4th, 83, piano. Lisa Alexander, Jenean Todd and Ginny Schenk were third in the vocal trio with a mark of 81, to All are pupils df Kira Stuckey of Wingham and those who placed I highly will perform in the concert t recital on Tuesday, June 13. videotape on Africa was shown and the roll call was answered on a verse with' the word family. Mrs. Rintoul read the minutes and Kath- leen Elliott presided for the busi- ness. Mrs. Rintoul and Mrs. Neilson are to do the visiting for the next month. The fun day at Camp Kin - tail was discussed with White- church to get the lunch ready at the camp on June 19. The Ladies' Aid business fol- lowed and it was announced the June meeting is June 21 ' at the home of Janet Cook at Lucknow. The meeting closed with a hymn and a prayer. discuss colninunjcdtjon The Bluevale II Adventuring 4- H Clu met at the home of Mari- anne Warwick = last Wednesday, May 17, for meetings four and five. The meeting opened with the 4- H Pledge and members spoke about different methods. of communica- tion, including sign language, cor- respondence by computer, mail or telephone. We played different games deal;ing with communica- tion skills and we learned some dif- ferent languages and had a lot of fun doing it. Later, we spoke 'about the care and attention of various; animals. The girls learned that in order to keep a pet it has to have proper care and attention, good food and proper housing. Achievement night will• be held at the Bluevale Hall on May 31 at 7:30 p.m. Anyone interested in at- tending is very welcome. The meet- ing adjourned at 9 p.m. The next meeting is tonight, May 24. ELECT _._. 4LIBERA& JOHN JEWITT YOUR PROVINCIAL LIBERAL CANDIDATE IN HURON -0 Farmed for 40 years in Mullett Township ,a Long-standing member of the Huron CountyFederation of Agriculture kir Mullett Township Councillor from 1968 to 1980 Hullett Township Reeve from 1974 to 1978 Seaforth and District Community Centre Building Committee Representative Blyth and District Community Centre Building Committee Representative laLife-long resident and supporter of `small business in Huron County 4LIBER it. John Jewitt's life-long commitment to Huron has included the commitment to support local small business both in word and in deed. "John Jewitt is a sincere person and an attentive listener. With a farming background I feel John will be able to help us keep the family farm operating in the rural communities of Ontario." aW Rural Ontario has always made a positive contribution ogarthe suc success of thesh Province as a whole. Huron County owes to itself to send somebody to Queen's Park who will continue to be a Rural Voice. for more information or a ride to the polls on June 8 cdll • JOHN JEWITT CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS 23 Victoria Clinton 2-1220 or Wingham CommitteeCommitteeRooms 198 Joseph Josephine Street,) t, Wingham (519) 357-4242 AUTHORIZED DY THE C.F.O. FOR THE JOHN JEWiTr CAMPAIGN The Whitechurch Women's In stitute held a fun night on May 12 in the hall at 8 p.m. instead of a regular meeting. A short business session was held prior to the play- ing of shoot, euchre and one table of Lost Heir. Convenors were Jean Tiffin and Mary Hehn. Wayne Farrier of Guelph visited last weekend with his mother, Agnes Farrier. Don and Jean Ross have re- turned, along with other from Wingham, from a two-week trip to Holland, where they attended many celebrations for the 50th anniver- sary of the liberation of The Neth- erlands. They were guests of the Welcome Back, Veterans commit - e and stayed for two weeks with Dutch families in the town of Zwol- ie. The weather was beautiful and he hospitality extended by the Dutch people was great. • Robert, Genevieve and Ki Gibson of Kitchener spent Su with their parents, Robert and ence Gibson, Gorrie. Clarence and Doris McCallu Wingham visited Thursday Velma Mann. Janet Grainger of Chatham, companied by Helen Grainger London and Dorothy Grainger Listowel, visited Saturday with J et Grainger and. Alvin and Elean Grainger. Sympathy of the community is extended to the family of the late Cloyne Michel. Allan and May Hyndman attend- ed the christening of their grand- daughter, Kathryn Mary, infant daughter of Brian and Karen Mac- Tavish in St. Andrew's Presbyteri- an Church, Hanover, last Sunday. Bob and Karol Grainger of Wa terloo were supper guests of Jan Grainger last Saturday. Barry and Shirley Elschne - James and Karen of Mitchell, visi ed last Saturday with Bob and Do othy Elschner. Roy and Sharon Stewart visite Annie Groves of Listowel on Mot er's Day. Mother's Day visitors at th home of Alvin and Eleano Grainger were: Michael and Diann Grainger, Bronwyn, Devon an Morgan of Baden; Murray an Donna Grainger, Christopher Craig and Erin of Tavistock Wayne and Marilyn Williams Chet, Drew, Evan and Taralyn, RR I, Listowel; Gary and Kathy Grainger, Katrina and Graham of Neustadt and Janet Grainger. Rita Haasnoot and Jaleesa of Lis- towel; David and Patti Haasnoot, Tamara, Travis and Dylan, RR 1, Gorrie, were Mother's Day visitors of Gordon and Agnes Haasoot. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Scott at- tended the baptism of Jocelyn McCullochin at St. Paul's Church in London on Mother's Day and visited with Mary Ostrowski. Ste- ven and Caryn Scott, Michael and Claire of Strafford and Steve and Mary Park of Listowel. Jack and Marie Park of Cambridge also visit- ed at the same home. Clifford and Hazel Pyke attended the baptism of their great- granddaughter derma Ann, daughter of Jeff and Julie Pyke, in Wroxeter United Church last Sunday. Wayne and Dian Brown and Tyl- er attended the surprise birthday party for Gordon Allan on the occa- errs sion of his 60th birthday at the Ran- nday ton Place in Palmerston along with Flor- 30 other relatives. The Triple Trio from W. E. m of Thompson School, Kincardine, with placed first in its class at the Rotary Music Festival held at Walkerton ac- recently. Alexis Payne is a member of of this group. of Rev. Jeff Hawkins received into an- the Gome United Church by bap - ore tism Bret Maki, infant son of Gord and Kim Harris at a recent Sunday morning service. Raymond and Jacqueline Gowdy attended the baptismal service for their new granddaughter Melissa Jaclyn, infant daughter of Philip and Laurie Gowdy at the Strathroy United Church on Mother's Day Sunday. Marlene Pellett and .Raelyn of - Teeswater, Roger and Susan Burc- et hill, Gilena, Brandi and Alisha of RR 2, Wroxeter, visited with Bob r, and Margaret Ferguson on Moth- t- er's Day r- d h- e re e d d PONTIAC CATC T SEDANS E NEAT All new 1995. Pontiac Sunfire SE Sedan eeele fee ave Pauline Dickson spent Mother's Day weekend with Joe and Deloris Kerr and family of Jamestown at their cottage at Point Clark. Rosie Pellington and infant daughter Victoria Marie of Brussels visited with Eileen Marks recently. Peter Isabelle of Mississauga spent last week at his home here. Charlie and Bea Bodfish, Lon- don, visited last Wednesday on their way to a relative's wedding in Owen Sound. Tharon Riley, Kithener, Ron Riley, Melissa, Jarrod and Joel of Wingham; Ron and Marybeth Gil- bert, Krista and Troy and Dennis and Lynda Henderson, Benjamin and Jennifer, all of Harriston, called to wish their mother, Audrey Riley, a happy Mother's Day. 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