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Wingham Advance-Times, 1977-08-03, Page 5Wave family tours Canuda West BELGRAVE-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Yuill and Cameron returned home recently following a three-week vacation to Can- ada's West Coast. Enroute they toured Jasper and Stanley Parks. Their visit included the Butchart Gardens, the CatimithiaIce nalde and the 'erpsde. On the return trip they trEivelled to USA's most famous wildlife sanctuary, Yellowstone National Park. Here they viewed the Upper and Lower Falls, the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone and the Old Faithful Geyser. In South Dakota they spent a period olti time at Mount Rush- more on which are carved the busts of four of the most famous presidents of the United States. They report a most enjoyable holiday. Couples honored at receptions in. Belgrave BELGRAVE — Two recently- merried couples were honored by area friends and relatives when social gatherings were held at the local Women's Institute Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fenton were feted at a reception and dance when music was by Ste- ven's Country Band disc jockey. Eldon Cook read an appropri- ate address and Murray Scott presented them with a gift of money. Mr. Fenton made a fitting reply. The Country Starlites played at a reception and dance honoring Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Cook. John Nixon read an address and LarrynRobinson presented them with a gift of money. Both Mr. and Mrs. Cook ex- pressed their thanks. Personal Nchs from Beigrxuve Mr. and Mrs. George M. op Tuesday after visiting with belt Mrs. Gordon Riley of Dungan - Johnston and Tara were holiday father Mr. William Van Camp' non held a miscellaneous shower visitors .with his .mother, Mrs. and other relatives. for Miss Barbara Moore (bride to Laura Johnston. ' Mrs. Eleanor Sterling of he) of this month, at the home of Douglas Rieman of Iroquois Gladwin, Michigan and Minas her mother Mrs. William Mack Falls is holidaying with his par- Dorothy Robinson 61 Caro last Wednesday evening. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert, Bie- Michigan visited With. Mr. and Mrs. Hazel Wiggins of Brant - man. Mrs. Ross Anderson over the ford spent the week -end with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. William Coultes week -end and attended the Blyth and Mrs. Clarence Rath. and family spent Sunday inStrat- Centennial celebrations. Mrs. Robert Campbell of ford with relatives, wishing her The Van Camp relatives held a Winthrop visited with Mr. and nephew, Scott Davis, a safe trip. family picnic at Riverside Park Mrs. Robert Hibberd on Wean' es - to Australia where he will be a Wingham on Sunday afternoon. day. rotary exchange student for one Mr. and Mrs, Clare Van Camp Pastor Ross Smith of Wingham year. and Mrs. Olive Campbell recent- . and Mr. Niel Sterling of Gorrie Mr. and Mrs. Ron Kirkham of ly visited Mrs. Ivy Ansleiy'y and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Windsor spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Ansley. and:'" Hibberd on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor family of Thessalon. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Logan and and other relatives. Clifford Coultes attended the', ICevin of Wyoming, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wilkinson funeral of his Great Aunt Mrs. America Arruda, Maria and of Worthing, England, called on Will Anderson, formerly of Michelle of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. George Martin Sunday Dundalk, last Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Barry Logan, Michael and afternoon. Mr. and,Mrs. Wilfred Pickell of Shawn of Burlington spent the Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johnston Vancotiver B.C., are visiting with week -end with their mother Mrs. of Victoria, B.C., returned home Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler. Cliff Logan. Y 01! Home White Aluminum Horizontal Siding Give your home years of maintenance -free beauty. No more bothersome and costly painting! Easy to put up. your- self. "' e150 88 sq. ft. Asphalt Shingles 210 Ib. 3 -in -1. Black asphalt shingles. Self-sealing 1099 sq. (more than 14 sq,) 1799 sq. than 1(le4 ss sq.) ti Asphalt Sealer Rejuvenates your. driveway! Water- proofs, too. 777. 5 Gal. 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WINOHAM PHONE 357-2581 :q , ,4 J'S:?1 k <: n,:Fri.}.f}'Y"�{`Ma}Y 'G j t?f;;;::j ;,'r. s• t? • ��y . {':: 'itis•'" .i4 THESE ARE CASH ',CARRY PRICES FOR LUNIRER, PLYWOOD, INSULATION AND SIDING STORE HOURS Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Saturday 8:30 Ca<rra. - 4:00 p.ryt. • amain- •*} ` Michael Logan returned home on Sunday with his parents after spending the past two weeks with his grandparents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Rey MacKay of Wingham and Mrs. Cliff Logan. Danny Lamont and Danny Hunter returned home on Sunday after visiting with the former's relatives in Moosonmin, Saskat- • chewan. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wightman and family of Chat- ham spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wightman. Mrs. Telford Cook returned home after spending a few days with' Mr. and Mrs. Harold Slesser of Glamis. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leitch, Julie and Jeffery of London spent the week -end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby. Mr. and Mrs. John Galbraith, Michael and Kelly of Whitby, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. OliWe Campbell. Tvventy-three relatives gather- ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Procter on Sunday after- noon, July •24, for a barbecue, Guests attended from Holland, Halifax, Port lgin, Port Col- borne, , Sa?nii4'Chepstow, -%o sboro and, Belg ave. s. Larry Mayberry iif Lon- desboro held a shower recently in honor of her sister, Miss Marjorie Procter of Sarnia, August bride - 4 The Wingham Advance -Times, August 3, 1.977 .Fag 5 SOAPBOX WINNER—'Gordon Taylor's soapbox racer won him the prize for "most original" in the soapbox derby July 22. The derby was part of the first annual Wingharn Fun Fest, organized by the Junior Citizens. Gorrie Personals Ivan Dane left Saturday to re- turn to Linton, Alberta, after spending a month with his par - to -be. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dane. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Pyke and family have returned home from a motor trip to the Atlantic pro- vinces and points in Ontario. Mrs. Olive Currie of Alisa Edgar reunion BELGRAVE - The 29th Edge family reunion was held at River side, Park, Wingham, on Sunday aftenoon, July 17, with 57 signin the register. Races and game were enjoyed by the children an were conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Neil Edgar and Mrs. Edwar Daer. Winners were: races, four and under, Patricia Daer; five, six seven, • Terry Daer ; eight,'nine ten girls,' Melody Ireland; boys, Doug Craig; 14 and over Bever- ley Edgar, Debbie Craig, Joanne Edgar and Wanda Ireland (tied) ; wheelbarrow race, Charles John- ston and Dianne. Edgar, Melody Ireland and Debbie Craig, Neil Edgar and Kim Edgar. A balloon relay was enjoyed and winners of specialty contests were: shoe kick in box, Dianne Edgar, Kim Edgar; youngest baby, .Miranda Bieman; oldest man, Janaes Edgar, Lucknow; oldest lady, Mrs. Kenneth Mc- Donald, Teeswater; birthday in July, Jackie Lamont; , anniver- sary, Mr. and Mrs. Robert , Ire- land; guessing a family weight, Roger Kiernan: The children en- joyed a candy scramble. Several cousins brought family pictures which all enjoyed view- ing. Before a smorgasbord supper, Kenneth McDonald gave Grand- pa Edgar's grace. After supper president. Lewis Stonehouse con- ducted a short business period.'S 'VI. Alvin Mundell, secretary - treasurer, read the minutes of Last year's meeting. The officers for 1978 are: presi- dent, Mr. Stonehouse; vice-presi- •dent, Maitland Edgar; secretary - treasurer, Mrs. Mundell; sports, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lamont, Mr. and Mrs.. George Darling. It was decided to hold the 1978 re- union on the second Sunday in July at the Riverside Park, Wing - ham. Relatives attended from Wood- stock, Petrolia, Teeswater, Blyth, Lucknow, Gorrie and Bel - grave. r g s d d Mrs. Lentz is honored at Knox social evening BELGRAVE — On Thursday evening, the members of Knox United Church Junior and Senior Choirs met in the church base- ment for social evening. Games and contests were enjoyed by all. George Johnston expressed ap- preciation to Mrs. Lynda Lentz, whohas recently resigned after being organist and choir leader for the past four years. A gift from the choirs was presented to Mrs. Lentz by Paul Coultes. After a sing -song, with Mrs. Freda Johnston at the piano, lunch was served. • Cook reunion held. in Belgrave BELGRAVE — About 60. Cook relatives, from .Callander, Bur- lington, Hamilton, Ripley, To- ronto, Goderich, Wingham, Blyth, Brussels and the sur- rounding area, gathered recently at the local community centre for their seventh annual reunion. Games and races were enjoyed by young and old. The oldest per- son attending was Mrs. Fred Cook of Goderich and the young- est was Craig Cook, Ripley. After a smorgasbord supper, the president, Ross Robinson, Auburn, conducted a short busi- ness period and in the .90 secretary -treasurer sel Cook, read the minutes of last year's meeting. Officers for 1978 are: president, Norman Cook; secretary -treas- urer, Mrs. James Walsh; sports, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Black. The 1978 reunion will be held on the third Sunday in July at the Belgrave Community Centre. Craig visited for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Melville Dennis and attended the 50th wedding an- niversary "open house" held 'in their honor on Sunday afternoon at the Gorrie United Church hall. The event was attended by 240 guests. Mr. and Mrs. John McCutcheon visited -with Mr. and Mrs. James Maloney of Islington on Sunday. Debbie Merkley of Wingham spent a few days with Janna Gowdy last week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hambly of Listowel visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Les Earl of At- wood were Sunday visitors at the home of Ross Earl. Mrs. Harry Gowdy, Mrs. Charles Findlay. Mrs. Ray Gowdy.and Mrs. Ken Bennett spent the day at the same home. Ma' and Mrs. Archie Holtom of McAllen, Texas, and, Mr: and Mrs.. Gemmill Holtom of Fort Meyers, Florida, visited Wednes- day with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. +Harold 'Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Jdck Stafford and Mrs. Harry Gowdy attended the warden's' picnic at Seaforth .on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mann and faniilyspent the holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs.• Merle Weber at Kimberley. Mrs. Harry Fuller of Watford visited over the weekend with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Galbraith. Quite a number of Gorrie and area people enjoyed a bus tour Monday via Nicholson's bus, through some of Ontario's north- land tourist area. At Parry Sound they took a three hour boat cruise around the 30,000 islands on a sight seeing boat, then continued on by bus, returning by Barrie. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Edgar and Karen of Georgetown visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hoffman. Karen stayed for a longer holiday. BLUEVALE Rev. Wilena Brown will con- duct services in the United Church for the month of August when the Presbyterian congrega- tion will join in the worship there. POTTERY & MACRAME crafts were featured in the display of Helen and -Melanie West of Grand Bend. This is the first year the West's have exhibited at the Lucknow Craft Festival, though they have been at many other craft shows in this area, taking in about one a week during the summer. There's a..Iot of work involved in the making of pottery, Melanie West said, explaining each piece is handled five or six times between its s start as a lump clay and the time it is placed ondisplay. Both she and her mother have been working at the craft for about five years.