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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-02-13, Page 15:t. -tr ii • ehey, p� I' 'home: iPleb lei aqd llfrs `Alex Wray of iiii$ugh 'spent the tldat their home here. Dwayne Foerter of Toronto =de Trent Foerter attended the memorial • service in'. Palmerston ' for the late Mr'. Derksen who was a teacher at Norwell District High School. Mrs. Elva Downey and Paul 1 whey of Capac,. Michigan, were weekend visitors with Mr: and Mrs. Lea Loughran and family ail, ;.also visited with Airs: Downey's mother at the Palmerston Hospital ;and her father at: the nursing home in Palmerston. Mr. and Mrs. Don Bridge returned home over . the weekend after : enjoying a week's vacation-in~Hawaii, 9 weed: at t Kiev. John and Mrs. 0.�u of TOMO spent. ,k '90990 of dais IketUreelt et air 'bottle tovisited w T(tratl"at the Bait ipitat in Torontoo. underwent major s , week, Preston, Hyde win�!"i iltriilikee� ! MO RE—An In- lterrniedia_$e Recreational Hockey Tdurnament was held at the Belmore a last weekend. Winner of ° the. A Championship was Preston. That team defeated the Clifford, Cyclots 4-3 in over- time. Hyde Park wol ,:e•the B Championship when they defeated the Campbell Soup team 5-1. In regular -hockey action last week, the Intermediate Girls downed St. Marys 4-0 and the Squirts defeated Clifford 4.0 and Normanby 6-0. The Pee Wees lostto Belgrave 12-2,, On Wednesday of last (week ': the arena was -alive with curlers as a men's bonspiel was held. Winders of the nine o'clockdraw were: first, Brian McQuarie's. rink; second, Don Slumskie's rink; third, the Mac Bolton rink. Eleven o'clock draw win- ners were the Doug Rathwell rink, Jim McKee's rink and a rink skipped by Dennis Rowley. A ladies' bonspiel will be held February. 20. We have the greatest selecti ready- waflcoverin in toWn. Sri Y?c r 4: p n -,.1! •.n 'lea,= 11 b,k^„40.01 m-oefP,, • Professional .help dor better results. 7,e(apeCer Sit*fte, at The Home Place Josephine St. S. Wingham 357-2002 I I �4#6en rg. A et ® NEI CHARACTER COSTUME WINNFOr4A eryone from Bert and Ernie to Superman showed Up1 lce for the character costume competition et .tht;4-owick Corn - ,n r MRS. ALLAN GRIFFITH Wroxeter P Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Atkinson, London, visited 'Sunday with their grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gibson. Mrs. Margaret Adams. accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Adams to Goderich where they visited Harry. _ Adams. Peter and Dan Isabelle, Jennifer and Melanie,. • Mississauga, visited Clarence Clement on Sunday and also their mother, Mrs. Clement, in Wingham and District 'Hospital. She. was able to return to her home with them: Wroxeter friends are pleased to see her home again and. wish her improved. health. Mr. and Mrs. Lawson -Doig, Molesworth, visited recently at 'the honme;of the fori 's• sister, Mr. and. Mrse Stewart Higgins. _ ' . • Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Gibson, Barrie, were Satur- day visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ;Gordon Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. James San- derson have returned to their home in Rosetown, Saskat- •r chewan, �a time with M :Marks and 6 friends•e', Art Gibb Marci; P+ ltdlill�. Gibson with Mellfsaf celebrate tle ankiaY iA►,'ilQd° S spending some F.and Mrs. Cliff pr relatives and and Mrs. and Louise, on and Sue ,on and Arthur •ngton visited Mrs. Wilfrid to help them 50th wedding nary E. Gibson 'Meths were married by lv. F. W. Craik at the; Gij ,rie manse on February I ,.930. Their at- tendants ' i e Mary S. (Gibson)' IVte vray and the late John qv 'bson. el ore or,eg:Inglis *1 Nevin Fitch have left for, stern Canada. Clark Renwi¢k5 is •a patient in Wingham and District Hospital. t_A6 ' The Intermediate GirWare .:sponsoring , a 'hot key tour- nament and dance next weekend with Music by Drumlin. munity Carnival. Winners of theevent were, from left: Jim and Sandra Bender, tied for third; Laurie Gedcke, first; David Keil, setond; and Peter Anketlinan, tied for third. (Banner Photo) 'Happiness' is UCW general rrieeting-theme FORDWICH—The general meeting of the Fordwich United Church Women was held in the Sunday School room on Thursday of last week with the theme, "A Heart Filled • With Gladness", presented by Mrs. Jack Mann and Mrs. Jack Wilson. The invocation was given by Mrs. Mann and scripture readings by Mrs. Wilson. The meditation was given under the following headings: When you. are happy; Seasons of happiness; Sources 'of hap- piness; and What season is the happiest?, with the two participants,' providing meditations and appropriate Bible references. The worship service dosed with . a' hymn rand prayer by Mrs. Wilson. President Mrs. Scott Clarkson ptesided for the business, extending . a welcome and thanking the program committee. Thank - you • notes were read from • those who had been remembered with plants and • cards at Christmas and when KING AND QUEEN OF CARNIVAL --Dressed as.the King and Queen of Hearts, Jim and Sandra Bender, children of Mr. and Mrs. Rade Render of RR 1, Gtavenstown, car- . tainly won the hearts of the fudges at the Hiiw)t Community Carnival on Sefurnoy night. They were named the King end Queen of the Carnival. (Benner Photo) confined to hospital. Two important dates were set, the June garden party on the 24th and the fall turkey supper on October 28. The evening unit will sponsor its child for another year and. is ' also sponsoring a musical evening ; by the Listowel District Secondary School senior choir at Howick Central School. Plans were made . to cater for a Lions° dinner on February 26 and a dairymen's banquet on March 21. , The meeting closed with a hymn and benediction byRev. Thomas Fleetham: • • ourse in sociology offered by university The University of Waterloo will offer a sociology course at the Midwestern Regional Centre near Palmerston again this spring. The 13 -week course, 'The Sociology of Social Problems!',, will be held Tuesdays from ? to 10 p.m. corrnnerecheg_Aperil 1. and continuing to June 24: Uldis Kundrats of the UW sociology department will ba- the -instructor. Among the problems to be discussed will be crime, suicide, sexual deviation, juvenile delinquency, sex roles, alcoholism and drug abuse. As in the past the 'lectures can be taken cfor university credit or attended free of charge simply for personal interest. The tuition fee of $88 will bewaived for persons 60 years of age or older. Pro- spective students and others - who want to find out more about the course are invitedto attend the first lecture. Pre- registration is not required. Card party The Sacred Heart Parish held a 12 -table card party on Feb. 5. High lady was Jean Crump and low lady was Barb Marklevitz. Sarah Anstett and Mary Hehn, playing as men, captured the high and low man spots. Marg King won the draw and the conveners for the party were Teresa Foxton and Jean Bauer. Euchre winner: BELGRAVE — Nine tables were in play at the Belgrave weekly euchre last Wednes- day evening at the WI Hall. Winners were: High lady, Mrs. Robert Grasby; novelty lady, Mrs ' Edgar Wightman; low lady, Mrs. Garner Nicholson; high man, Kenneth Wheeler; novelty man, William Gow ; low man, George Michie. Treatment for high blood premiere must be prescribed for each patient indl . Only yotir doctor knows bow to treat you. ldsenn 1e hates Boird+oiStewardk were Lorne Lambkin, eeed WWiisonr Mann and•lien Miller°.. Rattan was nominated usher, , •ira. Wray . Cooper as Wallace Bila, were add Board of'f•' a .. Hutchison, Jim Rolm Scott Clarkson Presbyterian Cemetery Committee AnsonRuttan:and Miss Minnie McElwain were added to the Christian Education committee. Ron- Livermore on-Livermor , and Don ' Coghlin . . Township of Tumberry Municipal Office,, be closed from February. 22nd. until„Mar ' pp For emergencies call Harold Elliott, depUlfii1NRiit 1777, or councillors Brian McBurney=335 76l. •Dor tune 335-3901, Ben Malda 357-3728. Please deenote cal Reeve Don. Eadie. Dorothy Kefly,A*0 (AY`' Clerk TreAsoretr. .7' North Huron .Credit. Registered Retrem Savings Plans Variable Rote is Now 12% CompoundteidIwiice Yeah- y .- "trustee” • " • Cooperative Trust Company of Canada no administrative fee "your money works in your community" i� ALSO Life Insured shares Life Insured loans 90 day deposits 12% - Free chequing accounts Ontario Share and Deposit Insurance Corporation insures. up to $20,000.00 per account Phone 357-2311 REGISTERED RETIREMENT SAVINGS PLAN • DEPOSITS NOT ,COCKED IN • Rate guaranteed for five year.. • Interest cramp imded semt•annuatl) • Interest calculated from da of deposit • No from end load, sales commission or opening charges • Redemption tee of' L'4 to a maximum of 5100 per plan. • Ill day. nonce of redemption,reymred • Tnm.terr from other plans can ie apanged ••• Loan, asailahle • Earltax receipt. 0 se.0 • IDEM. LONG TERM INVESTMENT • Pant. ipants share in a porflon° of me; tine pnWue,ng real estate • No tn.6, alual lee, • Deposits and rran.fer, onh et Feh 211th and Aug 31st If you're looking for the -best , call or see District Trust • IN WALKERTON: 301 Durham Street East NOG 2V0 Telephone: (519) 881.3700 ASK FOR.�. '°w '.. i auii ow - Manager 6.4. Vint R t \N\UA 11114 INSVRAN('E ('(1RPt)RATIt1N Brunch*. len 1 odor lL, Uuclph, 4rathrnc• Bnehenei. Toronto, ltmira• Brantford, Pint o1M.urne Pout Elgin, ' at►enon, ()nen i ond.