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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-05-28, Page 12-Times, May 28, 1980 LONG DRIVE—With his team mate, Paul Good, on first base, this player from Wingham Public School managed a long drive towards right field to bring both youngsters in for two runs. Here Wingham competes against East Wawanosh during the two -pitch tournament at Turnberry on Thursday morning. r- M. LEWIS STC)NEHOUSE IBeigravePersonal Notes 1 Dr. Ron Taylor of St. John's, Newfoundland, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor.' Friday, May 23, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor,_ Ron and Trudy attended the gradua- tion ceremony at Ridgetown College of Agricultural Technology, at which Mark. Taylor graduated. Following the ceremonies a garden party and reception for graduates an "friends was held on the lawn of the college.- Mark is employed with the Elgin County Co - Operative at St. Thomas. 1VIr. and Mrs. Alex Nethery and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Van Camp enjoyed a conducted bus trip to Ottawa for the tulip festival on the holiday weekend. o Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Coultes, were Mrs. George Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Arm- strong and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Armstrong and wily of Thorndale, Mr. and i s. George Wonnacott and family of Arva, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor and family of Alliston, ..Mr... and .Mrs.. ,Don.... Rae and family of Guelph. Ian Rae, who spent the past week withhis grandparents, S home with L.... r�civai,cu „vatic win, .ma parents. Miss Alison Roberts of To - ronto spent the weekend with her parents, Rev. John G. and Mrs. Roberts. Mrs. Agatha Kaasa, Of Calgary, Alberta, is visiting among Coultes relatives for a couple of weeks.. Howard Roberts, who has just completed his second year engineering course at McMaster University, Hamilton, is now working for the summer months with B. M. Ross Consulting En- gineers, Goderich. A planning meeting. was held last Monday evening in Knox United Church to finalize arrangements for the Country Fayre, which will be held in the corn-,, munity centre June 28. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Daer, Terry and Patricia of Wingham, spent the holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Lepage of Ottawa. Reeve . William and Mrs. Elston returned home on Fri'clay eVeiiing` titiM'a'three week visit to Holland and Italy.. They attended the 35th anniversary of the liberation of Holland. Mr.,, and Mrs. Jack Taylor, Trudy and Mark, Mr. and Mrs: Bob Taylor and family, Dr. Ron Taylor, Mr. and Mrs Jim Keller and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Dusky and family at New Hamburg. The community extends its sympathy to the Steve Ficzere family in the death of his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Carniss visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Storer rMRS. WILLIAM SOTHERN of Kitchener spent the week- end with her parents, Mr. andVIrs. Clarence Hanna. Visitors on Saturday eve- ning with Mr. and ' Mrs. Leyvis Stonehouse were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Edgar, RR 4, Wingham. Mrs. Irima Edgar and Terry and Pat- ricia Daer of Wingham and Mr. and Mrs. Charles John- ston of Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. William Peacock of Bluevale were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McBurney. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Camp- bell visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Don Campbell and family of Lon- don and Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Campbell and Heather of Kitchener. Donna and Patricia Cart- wright 'of London spent the weekend with their grand- mother, Mrs. Harry Rinn. Keith Cartwright of Lon- don participated in the Regional games for the Dis- abled in Brantford and won several first prizes. He will now go on to the Ontario games held in Sault Ste. Marie at the end of July. I MI Vv .Li . t _ Vro I wi c K Friends of Mrs. Holger Espensen will be sorry to hear that she is a patient in Listowel Memorial Hospital, having undergone major surgery last week. Miss Violet Beswetherick has returned home after being a patient for a few days in St. Joseph's Hospital, Guelph. Sharon Rowley, Pat and Sharon Ash, Sheila Daunt, David and Susan "Acheson, Mrs. Ron Shelley, Sandy and rou". y Presents The area's favourite show band! Monday to Friday, June 2 - 6, Cover charge each night Proper dress expected and proof of aa. necessary, :rr ine 396-3444. Business man' seminar for Local businessmen will get an opportunity to take a good, long look at some of the - questions dealing with the financial analysis of a business and review some practical questions related to term borrowing at an up- coming one -day seminar on Financial Analysis -Term Loan Analysis. The seminar is organized by the manage- ment services branch of the Federal Business Develop- ment Bank (FBDB) and will be held June 12 at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall in Wingham. Open to owner -managers of -small and medium sized businesses, the seven -hour Turnberry host for tourney Dianne Shelley from Trinity Anglican Church, Fordwich, attended the Children's Festival '80 held Saturday at St. George's Church, Owen Sound. Mrs. Berta Degenaar returned to her home in Germany last week after spending the past -two months with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Klaassen. Mr. and Mrs. Anson Demerling visited Sdnday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon oldrich and family, Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sharpin and family of Listowel visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Barry D'Arcey- and family. The sympathy of the community goes to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Connell of Listowel, formerly of Ford- wich, on the death last week of their only daughter, Mrs. Keith Duncan of Brampton. Sympathy is also expressed to Mr. Duncan and family. Mr. and Mrs. George Piercey of Elora spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller and all visited with Grant Miller at OCCC, Toronto. Recent visitors wail and Mrs. Scott Clarkson were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Seip of Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. Terry Clarkson of Maple. Mr. and Mrs. Don King, accompanied by •Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fitch of Wingham, attended the funeral of Mrs. Fitch's sister, Miss Edith Collins, at the Linklater Funeral Home, Kincardine, on Thursday. Baseball players from the five area elementary schools, got together for a tourna- ment at Turnberry Central School on Thursday. A boy and a girl team from Wingham Public, Turnberry Central, East Wawanosh Public, Grey Central, Howick Central and Brussels Public school participated in an all -day tournament that included five games played by every team. Organizers referred to the competition as a fun day, with no team defeating another. A tournament with all 10 teams finishing as winners with games played between 10,a.m. and 3 p.m. ent ;cirri siol .: will ;4 eature work - oh, and talks by local b. slnl�ess people and bank of ,"The goal is to acquaint businessmen with sime•; s. tech evaluatplii • a niques compnayfor's overall} petformance and Prospects, as well as offering soundtidelines for future planning and ' term borrowing. This seminar is one of several hundred conducted each year in small cities and towns across Canada by the FBDB. " Its management services also provide businessmen with up-to-date information on federal and other assistance programs, offer management coun- selling at a nominal fee, prepare and distribute pamphlets on business subjects an publish a quarterly news bulletin on small business. Euchre_party GORRRIE The Come Alive Club ofAenior Citizens held their Carries' Night May 20 in the. Goriie Town Hall with seven tables in play. Results were as follows: high ' ' lady, Mrs. Russel Nickel, Fordwich; low lady, Mrs. Harvey Adams; men's high, Ivan Haskins; low, Melville Dennis; lone hands, Mrs. Harry Gowdy. The President, Jack Fer- guson, announced that the next euchre will be held in the fall. Members have registered for the annual bus trip in June. ONE OUT—Despite Brian Martin's speed, the Turn - berry baseball player was put out easily as Tom Leek,' L.i..L;i..L ted., ww.d 'r•-tcL. ..4 bnalt Brhan i., first base. a.rfi •.? '- "M.-r.Y THRILLS & CHILLS -Miss Sandy, a versatile aerial- ist, performs on the Spanish web high in the Martin and Downs Circus big top. She and 15 other acts will be appearing in Wingham June 6: Local grads receive degrees from WLU Murray Keith, Lucknow, Keith Manning, Blyth, and Kenneth Fischer, Tees - water, were among the close to 750 undergraduate and graduate students at Wilfrid Laurier University receiving their degrees at the university's spring : convo- cation. The ceremony was held at the 'Kitchener Memorial Auditorium, May 23. Speaker at the colorful ceremony was Darcy McKeough of . Chatham, president of Union Gas Company Ltd. and . former cabinet minister and MRS. WILLIAM SOTHERN Fordwich 1 Several-. ,=relatives . and friends attendedthe funeral Friday of . Mrs. Keith 'Dun- can,, the former 'Marjory' Connell, held ` in Grace United Church, Brampton. Weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Mel Allan were Mr. and Mrs. Don Elliott ' and Kurt of Niagara Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Allan of Wroxeter visited there on Sunday. All attended the. Kien -Nelson wedding at Mount Forest on Saturday evening. , Friends of Mrs. 'Fred McCann will be pleased to hear she was able to return home from University Hospital, London, en Sunday after spending several weeks ....there.............._ ...-...................... Mr. and Mrs. Dave Snider, Barbara and Mark of Kit- chener spent the,weekend at 4.1..„••...i..........._ i•as L_-- c.■ci —V. STRIKE THREE—Liz Romanik, East Wawanosh Public School, strikes out during a game against Hcwlck Central Schoo!. The two teams were participating in a two -pitch tournament at Turnberry Centrad School on Thursday. treasurer of Ontario. He was one of two disting- uished Ontarians receiving honorary doctoral degrees from the university. The second was Rev. William Huras of Kitchener, president of the Eastern Canada synod of the Lutheran . Church in America. Pastor Huras addressed an earlier, bac- calaureate service for graduates and their families. Students received degrees and diplomas in arts and. -science, businessand economics, music and social work. Many completed their degrees through part-time studies. GALLERY EXHIBITIONS Uqder, its national pro- gratis;' the National Gallery of Canada circulated 24. art, exhibitions throughout the country. Part' of the National Museums of Canada, the Gallery, seeks to make our cultural heritage available to as many Canadians as possible. R-411 !, eUS or a one- firma ice this' spring. On Friday, June i6. the big top will be set up ar the: Josepbine Stmt ball park for two shows.. at 6 p.m. and k:1v5 p.m. Designed for family audiences and billed as an old time tent circus, Martin and Downs: will present 15 trained animal : and variety acts to piease both -`young old alike. e� on the groundsand before and after each main show will be. the Circus Animal and.'children's Petting 3o0, a python snake tett .11 ant**. .. vile' cu early .May ;ut irisin: and hero owns a. r each season' performances REUE° with your Ull A TADS 57232D WINGH'ANi'Y 6..' BALL PARKc 6°00 arida:15 P°M.. . .FRIDAY, . JU I—E— 6 Sponsor: Wingham Recreation Department I I 1, i •,, i 1' ;', +fit . ' (� i 4 I�r °nilglo1 +��• ; . 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