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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-06-25, Page 2• -Times, June 25, 1980 . • •e• • en• THE WINGHAM CA4ADETTES Malotette and Flag Corps, 1979-80. Members range in age from 13 to 17 years old. fPhoto by Ward Robertson) ' telliffirE4 IWIlltteeellifitatribertsof lite Cana Dante and Twirl Team for 1979430 *e: (titerit) •jeelle *Wavle, Leanne Shaw, Smote Ziennterrnine Shelly Totten, ;Kelly iminderatten ie Clark; Prank) Kerrie An Bray, Brenda Gaunt, Patti te0bertente letteentettleedireetor, Heidi Rtibenelen and Terri Shaw_ iPhtitaibyWardIRobeetsen) Can Veneer • The "IMO' 'Winglitam 4:lenge:tie MajoreIte corps ended *atison ilaSt tatinsday Avith tin leotards ternuotly anti 4hicate itr the hi& • , Can 'tidal% Inteithers, enattaite •atid 'ether family e:enenibeles ,feetheeed te leein Wee eniljOe the Moaning% tended -Men Sinieseind filine Cinuideftes Waugh the 4tiet 'they were fitet 'famedii 1971 shown. 'Patti Roberteern has I - the Carps' dolt* all 'Mee yeare. The audience milord ventelenrig the temps develop it Mete and prolitiency dining there/mend present mkrteinekleit as they ° tberwere eeverelyearsago..Pentiereeof •twirling highlights -mob isessen e. the ttliteptietz' of the teens decoteted the ha During the ewer& otereiremyaseentard teadstem Oval -el Aim Rutter mid Brenta linemen= were prenented with gifts in • eseogiinte et" their valuable help tearieg the semen All cs tone metnbers were infect- duced and - veceived banadette badgee. Attendance minuts were given tethosewhiettitesed , •tiente‘than boteeireetiees or eepeOiril events• during the year. lifeMbests of the odor early and gleils who twirled flareceivetkeepmke trophies_ erlin tests were zompleted recently and ioneh streeendisl girl was given a wiedalliott. Bronze pet dallems went to Louise Alonzo, Ca Carion. Trine McKittrick. •Robeelson, Nikki Reavie, 'Wide ,Daer. Leeman Johteote Mettle Walden, Debbie Clark and Beth eleeCool. Silver medallions went to Brenda Geimt, Annette Carter, Heidi Robertson. °Terri gime, Debbie Clark mul Kerrie Arm Bray. Shelly Tolbert and flame Shaw received their gold medal- lions. Wines were peesented to the new ' Canadette neembss utile bad shown the most provess. Raney ,t1 YEAR AIMUAL tlatittST .atesvd;tvisti to thavine 'ZPA Mai • //l, *41. M.-01 .4,17 4cs;ertorte Wtnighorn, Ontario Tefectume.367-4D2-2 1.-041*It BottrrtrviegrudgrAttOtitti,ttagirirriteititiehti,r, F.r3rfarrettrin,ssetgarto14tgettinttiAllitOdiiMr•Dittgotsa zPv,,•• WewscrAtetvrit irktirtittlelloW4WElilter*W10,74~a Viricitis*r*VinlgrilitA14409 ‘3itlAqiatt , , • ttibalson, 1 Miss Cen- t:entitle twirler, :p-reminted the Tiny Tot trophy te Shannon - Robineion, the Junior trophy -It Samantha George and the Senor- • Intermediatettophy to Carol Velitge. Trophies for the . Tose: progressed Cane& tie twirbar went to: Tiny `M. Lori• Crawford and Kara Well; junior, pulley • Robertson and Theta Deer: Senior-Internaediate, Lianne Slum. Konneahee mention in the Seiner -Intermediate Clete_ went to Shelly Talton and Debbie Cheek. Keerie Keay. lele Centennial Batoe Princes, made the rats. Jodie Reavie, Centennial Battle Tvoirling Queen , presented trophies to Tine Tot Oanifice Junioe Trims 1161littrick and Senior - Intermediate Cbrista NIVakien, vetto Were chosen as tnost Cabattette Members The eaajarette of the year treieby was sent10 Kelly Andersoo by the 199 majorett2e ee the yeite , Tinton_ Pallowitig the 1",f,TeStallatkE of awaits en-twee:re eineryed dewing to rinietCsinonlied by Wald Robertson St prio- were gieven cie &new the • eeenteog and a void meat twitie was 3tuy 2:irmd A geed 'watch nith tr- scrinteep and a roneley were presented to Mrs Seleertsen by the Mena Oattes eenernenee len ;melee Ode Site is Wang a leave of absence here the oaten ear oice year tel enire stenti'm teeim deteeratiag net bopes to renew the sdepiel afterwern -MEV" ovate. AL ivutt • — wiagvi&F ele, TE 0110 — The banquet of the ineatiosh Public 46nleadadey,8 classao,w Juneai:1 Wieneees ?institute Hall, BeltrItleent Tenn The ein bers of the gratinat41i class were Denny Beek, Connie Bur- chill, Paul Currie, Willie Darren Evans, 'Goddard, Bradley 'Grovere Dianne Hanna, Jennie Hopper, Dianne .• Elisabeth Otto, Reder, Bradley Stoke _t*'O Manna Van Camp, Te' Viesineau, Andrew Wahband Joanne Wood. The `program began with theltagerene and then the in - of the head table, TAO was followed by the intrifiduction of the gradu- ateseGrace was said by John Currie, after which the cold platedhmer Was served. Mr. . Chatilk then played a solo on the piano and Anne Procter id-- MRS. LEWIS STONEHOLISE Joirt CeteltY gave was followed b 4 Piper" played hy. Elisabeth Otte. The pitesentetites were then made by Mr- G. We - Elisabeth Otto and AndreW Walsh won the -iipadietratt aWarels. The citiseeship awards went to Dianne Hanna and Willie Dawson. Johanna Van Canip and Bradley Shohbrook were given the congeniality awards. Thecertiricateseals were worisby 4 4,4' BursInal -andDiane After t_his the cliritr sang "Yesterday" and "'For All We Know". Mr. 14sle Then introduced •the guest speaker-, Jack Repos, who gave a very educationid aPeeth• Johanna Van Canal) ex- pressedher appreciatiem tor his speech. This wasr followed by Andrew 'Webb Belgrave Personal Notes Residents of the village are sorry to hear that Mrs, Jack ' Van Camp is a patient in Wingham and District HospiMt. Mr.. and Mrs. David Hanna and family of Flanover spent the weekend with their parents, Mr and Mrs. Willard Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hanna, and attended the Robinson reunion at Waterloo Park. Martha Armstrong of Windsor is spending a week with her brother and sister- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Annstrting attended the Robirson reunion in Water- loo .Park on Sunday after- noon. Mrs. Lloyd McDonald, Brenda, Scott and Cheryl el Waterloo •visited last 'rum - day with her Mother, Mrs. Wein efiggirs. Brenda re- mained , ifer holidays, until ande,47drs. Edgar Weightman 'Visited on Satur- •day 'with ber daughter and W. and Ms. W. R. Montgomery and family of Guelph. Norma Nethety, •Alas. Dorothy Kerr ofKermit' on -and Alex Nethery of Burling • tan called en their aunt, Mrs. Geoege Cook onSunday. 'Tillie Maiues of Blyth •visited on Sunday -evening with Mrs_ Cara McGill. Mr. and 'Mrs. Keith Dunbar of Stratford visited on Sunday evening with his Mrs Iltursis ettEntt is a ciatitent in the tiannrvIPT hoseettel Otegretetateroxe to Mr 17.2 4,tis• iegth 04W i Pete Willie wen were unarmed eletterdey mother, Mrs Joe Dunbar. They have recently returned from visiting with her brother and Sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Lock- ridgei., 'who are stationed in Gernieunewith the air forces. James_ Coultes of Calgary t it/Siting with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Norman Coin- tes. Zitelhas elope the past fourmontlis working in Aus- tralia. Mrs. Charlotte Cook of Blyth 'visited on Sunday afternoon evithArs George Coale Mrs. Thenan Kerr, Miss Norma leathery of Hamilton andejexiNathery of Burling- tennitilledoneheir aunt, Mrs. 'DOOM, Cook, on Sunday Afternoon. Norma Nethery remainedMr a few days to visit -witb ,trelatives in the village • MrseCeelleCoultes antilther dangtite.r Barbara .breee re- turand Tenn an endoyahle by7noVenisratelleeie' msterdam, ,•*-1'ne • etresselseaviParis. .Mr. and MS. John Rad- fard entertained the families of the late William and _Albert at their lime, in Lontlesharte on Sunday. Re.latives ,from Coll ingwand , -Burlington, Vieetistock, London, Sea - forth, Clinton, Goderich, Wingham and Belgrave enjoyed renewing family ties. The memorial &armee at Women's Institute holds family, consumer meeting BELGRAVE — Thetamily and consumer affairs meeting of the Belgrave Worneee Institute was held remedy- its the Belgrave WI Hall. Mrs. John Anderson dies- ce.,sid the motto. "teed gave meg& of OS the fdlaits of happiness, it is we to es how eve mix. them' An interesting rale eallas answered by stating what the youngee geteerattot has taught ate. Tice -annual Brandon Mel Wheeler honeyed* intent Star BEIZRAVE — Ten cam - bers of Heron per Vo. fie cf the Eastern Star of Viirgta Mit at the home of Mrs Ethel Ill'heitine be Bee grave Jiele te to menu Mrs.. Wheeler :with ber 5 ye1r treentesiestep jewel . ' Mrs Wheeler pained Althea Chapter Order f the Eastern . Star . Vert 90 Tam *RD af - Misted With Reran Usapose Inlay 9. 1722. erne eiee-eneneoesee ;neer. vtbo was ttle freStirrag mist- ral En 1972, be was omitted by Mrs last Asecurreagg, the ?maw entsidiatig Rem ClUiptEr Mee noessece eine ?ranked Mrs neetteins Sue tertle etey Cane wokl toe ere= Write treed fey Abs. Ross *Seranew5 Mrs. Kentetin tirotitim, botesames Sae 'emetic • 4.. Brandon Cemetery, Bel - grave, will he held on Sun- day, Jely 6 at 3 p.m. The Bel - grave Anglican Church will be in charged the service. We are sorry to bear that Mark Armstrong is a patient in Victoria Hospital, West- minster Campus, London. Mrs. William Canines attended the Ontario confer - mice for women et the :Uni- versity of Waterloo June 20 to 22. The theme for the weekend was "Called To Be - tome. Approximately 500 women irom a over Ontario gathered for Bible Amide, disenssionernd workshops. Cemetery service Vas an- nounced , for July -6M S pen with the Anglian Church in charge. The Instiatte trip to. the 'Myth mer 'festival will be, cn July 3110 nee -the play "Jona and theAlisse" Anyone wishing linnets steeled mete/et:Mrs_ -.Leonard James Katherine . Heather Mame and jenni- fer Procter entertained with Se 0 t ti,Sh dandling. MIS. Am:tarsal lett briatentestand then intmtineed ',going qoaalw kir :the evening. -Rona Rote Site is a beauty consultant C n- Mary Kay oenruedneeShe and her aesisttait. Joan Wisner cliseussid the ini- penance and one Oftiettlthe sear. Mei. Sara Ander,* des- ennent pratenis Of the Tint - tete lieneetele tol:Waniliate' dee the manners vtith its OW- eEnts Th rest tensed with kr-74r--2: SEeved by Mrs. -Clem vat, r "Ifdrv.. Tortms HUME' .121:1. Mai Arh'. derget Wroxeter eke eee nee neeenereetk*- errea, eeeeeeneee„... Dr 'ern lee Bra Seed* ered femme We eel Santo. s. tee Weineeteal 4iati ftrz:tr" s reeteber. Alin fiere. Err SeetiW is Lane -taw Cdtege - &rek. Mr end UM- AfttliMiz F,math. Wife aa the rollor”takAtr and atm Miff itto at� as were eated Anal numbers et the even* were twoplano itts Jeanne Wood These whe wanted to went to the eebeel for a •dace -which bitted 'trod 10:30 pan. Altogether it vine a very enjoyable eve- ning. e ;�L1Ofld24. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK . Banquet facilities Availabio 9253010 Licensed under LIL60 • eentenneeee,"7,ee.ee''' coulutini CONTEST WINNER Jerry Kavanagh, Standard Trust manager, shaking hands with Arnold Taylor of Winghtun, thewinner of the colour contest which ran from April 23 to June 16. The winner of the trip to Britain was Mrs. Carol Knight of Brampton villa enteredthe contestatthe Brampton branch of Standard Trust 41111i=111=r To helpmake your Ontario holiday thore fun, you should now have received home detivery ot your very own "Ontario—yours to discoverl" vacation guide whach outlines by region and by route many ot our enenneen hokday delights Other heftily writes are yours for the asking Ar-contatottatton. This booktet provides you with .detted information on where to stay how much 'iaault pay and what ta&litle.s are availatee ampng. A borAtet teat tells you about the tacifines at & Donate and provincta campsites throughoUt the province Boating, A litatth of marine ta6srithes with maps oispecificmiter rou_s and things to see and do along the, Wad), Fishing& 'Hunting. Ontario ts still one at the best places' to fish and hunt anti this guide -tens you where " Summer Events. Organo s bursting at the seams with things to do and see This-hbOklet highlights the events and dates in June. July and August • For your copy of any ot teesenublicetions. writer Ontario Travel Queen's Park Toronto •Itit7A".2E5 Or call collect 4664008 • .41•011M111*salratio, CD ritanD Larry Grosso:inn Mir Of trotiustry and Tourism • Wil Ela4rg, Reariter Viremommon..0.11111110111111111o.