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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1995-12-20, Page 101111 MEM 11.11111111a • Turnberry Concert...Pupils at Tumberry Central School practised their chorus at the dress rehearsal for last week's annual Christmas concert. Children from Grades 1 to 4 were involved in this year's Christmas concert Community Club holds Christmas party for 70 BELGRAVE--The community club's Christmas party was held on Friday, Dec. 8, when over 70 peo- ple enjoyed a delicious meal pre- pared by the Belgrave restaurant. Phyllis Boak provided piano ac • - companiment for a sing -song. Ar- nold Bruce, Mrs. Boak and Ron McBurney provided musical num- bers and Alice Nicholson gave a reading, all of which were enjoyed following the meal. . After the program, cards, pool and shuffleboard were enjoyed. Nu- merous lucky draws were held re- sulting in the following winning prizes: Helen Martin, Les Shaw, John VanCamp, Charlie Cook, Lot- tie Scott, Kay Roberts, Mrs. Boak, Marg King, Ross Procter, Ruth King, John Roberts, Clarence Yuill, Alice Nicholson, Elsie McKague, Harold Vincent, Mary Procter, Olive Bolt and Mabel Wheeler. Charles and Brenda Gibson of Kitchener called on Robert and Florence Gibson last Friday. Lorne Robinson is a patient in Win$ham and District Hospital. Robest Elschner is a patient in Lis- towel Memorial Hospital. We wish them both a speedy return to good health. The sympathy of the community is extended to the family of the late Carl Dinsmore, who passed away on Wednesday, Dec. 13, at Victoria Hospital in London. Jill Welsh, .Kyle and Sara of Harriston, visited last Sunday with Reta Strong. Cara Schneider, Lucas and An- drew Schneider, visited for several days with their grandparents, Bill and Jean Strong of RR 2, Clifford, while their parents, Leonard and Laurie Schneider were in New Or- leans, La. Ed and Wanda Roth, and Don and Yvonne Gedcke of RR 1, Gowanstown, attended the Royal Terrace family Christmas party at Palmerston. They also visited with Jean Sparling. Bob Dawson of Knox College, Toronto, was the supply minister at Knox Presbyterian Church, Gorrie and St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Molesworth last Sunday. Come Alive Club clebrates season GORRIE--"O Canada" was sung with Janet Hogg at the piano to open the Dec. 12 Christmas dinner of the Gorrie Senior Citizens' "Come Alive Club". Rev. Brad Beale of St. Stephen's Anglican Church in Gorrie was the guest speaker. The seniors' Christ- mas dinner was catered by the United Church Women with 45 in attendance, Faith Cooke thanked the speaker and presented him with a gift. Elva Jacques gave the readings entitled "True Christmas Joy" and Friends honor family GORRIE--Neighbors and friends presented a farewell gift•and a has- ket of assorted gifts to Bill and Gloria Ward recently. The Wards have moved to Brus- sels and our best wishes go with them for health and happiness. "Santa and the Mouse". A skit was presented by May Hyndman, Mrs. Cooke and Mrs. Jacques and was called "Raffle Gab". It was enjoyed by all Rev. Hawkins sang a solo to his own accompaniment and also played for the sing -song led by Marion Mundell. A business meet - Ruth Johnston won a prize as her birthday fell on Dec. 8. Mr. and Mrs. John King was the couple. married closest to Christmas Day. Louise Bosnian had the lucky chair and Norma Moore the lucky cup. Ross Anderson was the man with his birthday closest to Christmas and Mary Taylor for the ladies. The couple married the longest was Mr. and Mrs. Alf Nichol and Ora Bruce had the most grandchildren. United Chureh. Women BELGRAVE--The evening unit of the United Church Women held its Christmas meeting at the home of Laura Johnston recently with 19 members answering the roll call by donating a pair of mittens for the Christmas Bureau. Muriel Coultes began the meet- ing with a poem. The Christmas worship service was presented by Barbara Anderson and Laura John- ston and included carols and Bible readings to correspond and candles lit for Christ. joy, peace, love and faith. The offering was received and dedicated and the service closed with prayer. Norma Moore con- ducted a Christmas trivia contest naming Christmas songs. Grace was sung and a social time followed with lunch served by Mrs. Coultes and Lorna Cook. Edgar reunion celebration ing was held after the program and BELGRAVE--A total of 45 Edgar Jasper Farrish read the slate of offs- relatives gathered in the Women's cers for 1996. Rev. Hawkins in- Institute Hall on Saturday. Dec. 9. stalled the following as officers of for their annual Christmas get - the Gorrie seniors: together. Past president, Mrs. Hyndman: The Women's Institute catered to president, Mrs. Hyndman; vice a delicious Christmas dinner. Fol - president, Mr. Fairish; treasurer, lowing the meal, the children all Lloyd Faust; assistant treasurer. gathered on the platform with Bren- Mrs. Jacques; secretary, Ethel da Edgar at the piano to sing Brown; pianist, Mrs. Hogg; Sun- Christmas carols until Santa arrived shine reports, Mrs. Cooke; press re- at 8 p.m. porter, Mrs. Mundell; nominating Relatives attended from Petrolia, committee, Sadie Faust. Mrs. Brigden. London, Blyth, Tavistock, Hogg, Velma Mann and auditors, Goderich, Lucknow, Wingham. Alvin Mundell and Mrs. Jacques. Aylmer and Belgrave. CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR Opal Carved CAMEO PENDANTS with 14 kt gold settings chains Belgrave Rcg. sliSU. Sale 349 turkey r� .. ... winners BELGRAVE--The annual Belgrave Kinsmen Turkey Bingo was held earlier this month at the community centre. Turkeys were won by: Melva Fraser, Jean Thuler, Karrin Marks, Norma Moore, Debbie Reid, Mi- chelle Thompson, Nicole Meier, Rick Muter, Irene Jacklin, Tom Pfeiffer, Donna Snowden, Linda - day Michie and Jodi Snowden. Hight children won prizes donat- ed by Isabel Campbell for a special game for youngsters. SaNDeise hfr kWh an • Reg. $ 799. Sale ..........449. Reg. $899 &49. Sal •... J Opal scout Christmas' NOW OPEN gaol Sat .DOC ,ti and Sat Dec 73. deem 315" Sunday Dsc t 7 Closed St„ ere Dsc 74 Open t2 Soo Specwlrsts since 1250 AN STETT JEWELLERS LIMI MAIN CORNER • CUNTON 4$2.39O1 INIVIMIIIK1108111111111, WI holds Christmas social BELGRAVE--The president of the Women's Institute, Dorothy Coupes. welcomed Institute mem- bers and their guests to the annual Christmas social held on Tuesday, Dec. I2, at the WI Hall. Following the blessing, everyone present enjoyed a delicious turkey U11itgaCi Church We meri • BELGRAVE--The Christmas meet- ing of the afternoon unit of the United Church Women was held Dec. 12 at the home of Kay Rob- erts. Due to the absence of Audrey Fenton, Mary Hunter took charge as leader. The minutes of the No- vember meeting were read and ap- proved. Janisa Coultes invited the unit to her home for the January meeting. Edith Vincent and Ada Taylor provided a very interesting and thought-provoking Christmas pro- gram. During the program, several Christmas carols were sung with Mrs. Roberts accompanying on the organ. A Christmas quiz concluded the meeting and Mrs. Roberts served a lovely lunch and a social time was enjoyed. Lorna Glover, Thomas and Sean and Colleen Vanderjagt, Adam. Abby and Alex of Port Carling spent last weekend with their moth- er and grandmother. Betty Irwin. Last Saturday evening. Ruth Johnston was a dinner guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wat- son of Blyth. "Mabel's Moms" met last Wednesday at the home of Mabel Wheeler at the regular time. Linda Galbraith and Susan Borrmann were the guest 'speakers and told about home schooling. Others in at- tendance included: Donna Raynard, Trevor and Heidi; Candace Chaffe, Cameron, Brandon and Austin; An- drea Stevenson, Mathew and Tyler; Linda Hess and Andrew; Rev. Mary Jane Hobden; Lila Procter and Ben; Sherri Sippel, Christie, Scott and Daniel; Claren Yuill; Ju- lie VanCamp, Jeanine and Jordan and Sandra and Beka Borrmann. The Belgrave unit of the Canadi- an Bible, Society thanks all the vol- unteers for their help in this year's blitz. Many thanks go to the com- munity for the generous support.. A sum of $1.235 was realized. BELGRAVE EUCHRE There were seven tables of eu- chre in play at the Women's insti- tute Hall on Wednesday, Dec. 13. Winners included: high lady. Luis Chamney; second high. Marj Coultes; most lone hands. Lillian Appleby; low lady, Edythe Coultes; high man. Oscar Schefter; second high. Ruth Johnston (playing as a man ); lone hands, George Carter and low man. Lloyd Appleby. The next Belgrave euchre is Wednesday. Jan. 3. at 8 p.m. Eve- ryone welcome. dinner which had been prepared and served by the United Church Women. The ladies were thanked by Alice Nicholson and Sheila Nix- on suitably responded. Mrs. Coultes led in a sing -song of Christmas carols and songs for which Mary Coultes provided pia- no accompaniment. Rev. John Rob- erts was invited to sing a special re- quest solo entitled "Trees", which he dedicated to Sara Anderson. Mr. Roberts was accompanied on the piano by his wife Kay. A number of door prizes were awarded to the lucky recipients by Wilma Higgins. A most interesting slide presentation followed with Joan Pederson giving an account of holidays she had enjoyed in Hawaii and Australia. She was thanked by Mrs. Higgins, who presented her with a small token of appreciation. The president thanked everyone for venturing out on such a cold evening. She also gave a reminder that the potluck luncheons will be- gin in the new year with the first one being held on Jan. 16 at 12:15 p.m. At that meeting, Ross Procter will present slides and speak on his u-ip to South Africa. OTICE FOR ROAD CLOSIN4 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TURNBERRY TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Turnberry proposes to pass a by-law pursuant to the provisions of The Municipal Act, R.S.O , 1990 Chapter M 45, Section 297, and amendments thereto, for stopping up and closing and selling a portion of a taneway between Lots 330 and 331. through to Lots 326 and 335. Plan 410, Township of Tumberry. County of Huron. more particularly described on Schedule "A" attached. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that the Council shall hear any person who claims that this land will be prejudicially affected by the by-law and who applies to be heard at the regular meeting of Council. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that the proposed by-law may be examined by all persons interested at the office of the Clerk of the Corporation of the Township of Turnberry during business hours, at any time, before the same is finally passed. DATED this 21st day of November, A.D., 1995. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TURNBERRY PER "B. W.:McBurnev-Reeve "Dorothy Kelly" -Clerk WE HAVE AUTHORITY TO BIND THE CORPORATION. CRAWFORD, MILL Sc DAVIES, BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS WINGHAM. Ontano NOG 2W0 PER -Ross E. Davies" ROSS E. DAVIES SOLICITORS FOR THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TURNBERRY SCHEDULE"A" All and Singular that certain parcel or tract of lands and premises situate, lying and being in the Town of Wingham. County of Huron and being composed of a Lane. Plan 410. lying to the East of Lots 326-330, inclusive. and lying to the West of Lots 331-335. inclusive, Plan 410, more particularly described as follows: COMMENCING: at the Northeast angle of Lot 330, Plan 410; THENCE: Easterly, along the extension of the North limit of said Lot 330. to the Northwest angle of Lot 331, Plan 410; THENCE: Southerly. along the Westerly limit of Lots 331, 332, 333, 334 and 335. Plan 410 to the Southwest angle of said Lot 335; THENCE: Westerly. along the extension of the South limit of said Lot 335 to the Southeast angle of Lot 326, Plan 410: THENCE: Northerly, along the Easterly limit of Lots 326, 327,'328, 329 and 330 to the point of commencement. 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