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Rita Rice ,
Sale last Thursday
Intny successful for
many rens*. Thanks to all
thededicated volunteers who
gave so much of their time
and energy in sale
preparations and the day of
the sale. Without your help,
organization would have
been quite difficult.
For two weeks we had a
display in the window of R.
W. Pike and Associates here
in Wingham, which helped a
great deal in advertising.
Thanks also to all those who
allowed posters in their
windows, storefronts, etc.
Knechtels of Wingham
donated a $15 food voucher to
be a raffle item and Zehrs
Markets donated the cookies
for the tea room.
Many private donations of
baking, plants, bags for
Snap up the opportunities
in the
CLASSIFIED ADS
3574320
packing were Nought in, and
were all appreciated very
much.
Winners of the various
items raffled off were . as
follows: mohair afghan,
John McInnes Sr. of
Wingham; mohair shawl;
Emma Johnston, Bluevale;
Knechtels food voucher,
Mary Armstrong of Wing -
ham; handmade dell, Hilda
Fllsinger of RR 1, Bluevale;
handmade Raggedy Ann
doll, Anita Mahe of Wing -
ham; small table, Jean
Renwick of Wingham;
hooked rug, Lottie Scott, RR
1, Belgrave; and, tropical
plant, Gwen McCool, RR 5,
Wingham.
We also would like to thank
everyone who attended the
sale in support of the
Wingham and Area Day
Centre for the Homebound.
The , proceeds are going
towards operating costs of
the centre.
If anyone missed the sale
and would like to come see
our remaining stock, please
do. We sold many articles,
but we also have a good
selection left. Drop into the
Armouries if you wish to see
the remaining plants and
craft items.
To everyone who helped
make the sale a success,
thanks. Not only did the sale
help out financially, but the
community had the opport-
unity of being more aware of
the centre and its purpose.
MARIE DE VOS, Millicent Stewart and Rita Rice
helped display crafts at the annual sale for the Day
Centre for the Homebound in the Wingham Armouries
last Thursday. Mrs. De Vos is a regular driver and
volunteer, Mrs. stewart is the co-ordinator of volun-
teers and Miss Rice is the Centre's co-ordinator.
Fordwickpair
charivariid
Let us welcome you!
Joan Chandler
887-6021
Phone
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CRAFTS
Tecswater
(Formerly June's
Yarn & Crafts)
St.Paurs Church
(ANGLICAN)
WINGHAM
John Street at Centre Street
The Rector: The Rev. John T. M. Swon,.L.Th.
THE ANGLICAN PARISH OF WINGHAM
AND BELGRAVE
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, WINGHAM
'SUNDAY MAY. 17
* The Fourth Sunday after Easter *
8:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 o.m. Holy Eucharist & Sermon
WALTER ALTON and Mrs. Raymond Leddy, both of Lucknow sold crafts at last
Thursday's annual craft sale sponsored by the Day Centre for the Homebound at
• the Wingham Armouries. In the background is Viola Irwin.
WINGHAM
FRUIT MARKET
389 Josephine St. 3-57-2240
Schneider's isio. 1
Wieners lb
• Schneider's Broken
175 gr. pkg.
Ham Slices
Schneider's - 1 kg. box
Beef Burgers
Maxwell House - 10 oz.
.1.59
1.3
3.89
4.99
Instant
Coffee
Kraft - 1 litre
Miracle
Whip \
Gold Seal -73/4 oz.
Cohoe Salmon
Grandson of local couple
wed in Crediton ceremony
Rev. Brian Elder offi-
ciated at an early May
ceremony in Crediton United
Church when he united in
marriage Barbara Wein and
Paul Wareing. The bride is
the daughter of Louise and
Wilmer Wein of Crediton.
The groom i the son of Jean
and Ron Wareing of Hensall
and grandson of Mr. and
Mrs. Parker . Campbell,
Wingham.
The bride wore a floor -
length white hand -
embroidered chiffon gown
with long sleeves. matching
hat arid tulle veil. Her
flowers were white orchids
and pink roses
Mrs. Marion Phaff, friend
of the bride. was matron of
honor. Bridesmaids were
Shelley Wareing, sister.of
the groom, Ann Dearing,
Cathy Hudson and Cathy
Brooks, friends of the bride.
They were gowned alike in
floor -length dusty rose poly-
ester dresses with sheer
capes. Each girl carried a
nosegay of white orchids.
Best man was Dave Holtz-
man, friend of the groom,
and ushers were Kevin and
Murray Wareing. brothers of
the groom, Paul Wein,
brother of the bride, and
tc,tenni. Phaff. friend of the
bride.. Billy Wurth v,r
ringbearer.
Betty Beer of Hensall was
soloist and accompanied
herself on the guitar.
1.73
1.79
Kraft Dinner2/.75
225 gr. pkg.
Fancy Grade -3 Ib-. bag
Ida Red
Apples
The wedding dinner and
reception were held at the
Hensall Community Centre,
the bride's mother receiving
guests dressed in a floor -
length yellow jersey dress
with a corsage of white
roses. The groom's mother
assisted, wearing a floor -
length lime green dress with
matching lace jacket and a
corsage of pink roses.
Guests were present from
Wingham. Kitchener, To-
ronto, London,. Winnipeg,
Vancouver, Exeter, Crediton
and Hensall. The happy
couple left on, a honeymoon
trip to Toronto and southern
points.' They will reside in
London where the groom has
accepted a position with
Northern Telecom, having
just graduated from Fan-
shawe College as an elec-
tronic engineering techni-
cian.
Cott - 24 x 10oz. tins
Cola. Ginger Ale. Root Beer.
Grape or Orange
Canned Pop 5.
Phone 357-2240 CLOSED SUNDAYS We Deliver
STORE HOURS:
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Saturday 7:30 a_ m. to 7:00 p.m,
Homemakers
raise funds
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FORDWICH — Mr. and
Mrs. Wellington Hargrave
were pleasantly ',-surprised
with an old-fashioned
charivari when about 50
relatives, friends and, neigh -
hors gathered at their home
Monday ,night on the oc-
casion of their 35th wedding
anniversary.
Cathy and Eleanor Gibson
and Bev McCann entertained
with several . numbers on
guitars. Mrs. Bill Sothern
read a short address in poem
form and Mrs. Garfield
Gibson and Irwin Gibson
presented Mr. and Mrs.
Hargrave with a clock and
lawn chairs.
Lunch included an an-
niversary cake to mark the
couple's special day.
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