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TURNBERRY GRADE 8 GRADS—Turnberry Central School held0.
its Grade 8 graduation'exercises Monday evening with 30 students
taking part. Fourt row, Grant Weber, Garry Cook, Rick Hunter,
Chris Bondi, Brian Martin, Trevor Peel, Jim McDougall; third raw, l ,
Peter Stacey, Jeff deBoer, Kevin Walker, Paul Kenyon, JaM101414,6.1
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fer, Ross Watson, Dave Willis; sec nd row, Bonnie Perry, Elizabeth
Versteeg, Donna James, Penny McDougall, Nancy Henry, Tracey
Day, Becky Elgie, Debbie Hoy; first row: Allen Funk, Dean GoIley,
Annie Poels, Loretta Steckley, Laurel Gardner, Ian Jarvis and Brad
Campbell.
MAJOR AWARD WINNERS at the Grade 8 graduation exercises`• eld Monday
night at the Turnberry Central School were: Grant Weber and 4cky Elgie,
citizenship; the "I" award for maturity and growth, Brian Mar*it1; and Pro-
ficiency, Debbie Hoy. The graduating class also planted a tree
years, as students at the school. - •
United Church Women
enjoy pot luck supper
The United Church Women
of Wingham held their an-
nual pot luck supper on
Monday evening, June 15, in
the Sunday School room.
Miss Lavonne Ballagh,
conducted the worship,
"'Service to God, Service to
Others". She said everyone,
is blessed withspecial
talents and abilities and
must use them in serving
God and others. Miss Yvonne
McPherson read scripture
from Paul's first letter to the
Corinthians, chapter 12, ,and
Mrs. Ken •Wood led in
prayer. 'Mrs, Barry
Passmore accompanied the
women for the singing of two
hymns.
Mrs. George Underwood
introduced Miss Elizabeth
Kaufman' who played two
p•ano solos. A Skit entitled
"Tell ' Me, Doctor", was
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Josephine Street
in the Zehr's Plaza
Corner of Hwy. 116 & 4
WINGHAM
pres+gnttd by Mrs. Sinclair
Wardrop, Mrs. Stan ()lien,
Mrs. Stewart Leedham, Mrs.
Passmore, Mrs.. Don McKay •
and Mrs. Hap Swatridge. An
award-winning speech, "I
Shared a Relationship°With a
end", was given by Miss
A leen Underwood and two
d ightful piano numbers
were played by Miss Karen
Laidlaw.
The president, Mrs. Ward-
rop, thanked everyone who
took part in the meeting. She
announced the 20th an-•
niversary fall rally of the,
Huron -Perth Presbytery of
the UCW will be held October
13 •in Bluevale United
Church. Mrs. Audrey Tiffin,
Wingham, will be the guest
speaker.
li: of their
MRS: DERRILL NALLMAN
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Mr. and Mrs, Lyle Murray
and Neil, Mrs. Sandy
Murray and Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Douglas attended the
Giles reunion held at the
'home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Giles, Port Elgin, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. • Arnold
Behrns of 'Abernethy, 'Sask.,
spent a few days last week at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
William Behrns and visited
Mr. and Mrs. Derril
Hallman, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Behrns of Clifford and
other relatives.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Groen, ' the
former Carrie Versteeg, who
were married Satur y.
Mr. and Mrs Derril
Hallman and fami and Mr.
and Mrs. William Behrns
attended the Daily reunion in
Clifford on Sunday.
Mrs. Gordon Engel
speaks to Institute
PoRDWICH — Mrs.
Gordon Engel of Brussels
spoke to the Women's Insti-
tute on "Farm Histories and
House Logs". Question-
naires were handed out to be
filled in by those ' present
which included an ex-
planation as to when the
'farm was purchased and
from whom.
The ladies were also asked
to state if it is a century farm
and to include 'a picture if
possible so that information
may be compiled -fo'r•, tlie'
Tweedsmuir book to be kept
as a permanent record.
On the subject ,of house
logs, Mrs. Engel . presented
another questionnaire which
asked. -for information 'about
the erection.of the house, the
year built, the renovations
(made, the .landscaping, a
picture if possible and any
other information that could
be. kept somewhere in the
home for future owners, so
they can keep a permanent
record.
Mrs. Engel was thanked,
'lunch was served by the
hostesses and the business
portion was conducted with
the president, Mrs. T. Klaas-
sen, in the chair.
• The devotions were taken
'by Mrs. J. Robinson,
followed by a prayer and a
poem entitled, "If Jesus
Came to Your Place".
The motto was given by
Mrs, J. Freeman. She also
gave information on parts of
Canada and Ontario with
their points of interest also,
on museums and where
located: She had on display
mementos of the past, pic-
tures of . years ago, plus
scenes and write-ups.
INDIVIDUAL AWARD WINNERS at the East Wawanosh Public School's Grade
8 graduation held last Monday night are, In front, Denise Nethery, gids' citizen-
ship; Donna Higgins, girls' proficiency; Karen Dunbar, girls' congeniality; in
back, Randy Nixon, boys' citizenship; Danny McNee, boys' proficiency; and,
Brian Wightman, boys' congeniality•
Mrs. Freeman read a
poem by Pauline Johnston
and the heritage song was
sung. The roll call was an-
swered with an item of
historic interest and the
meeting closed.
Pupils honor
Mrs. Gibson
WROXETER —•The piano
pupils of Mrs: .Art . Gibson
presented. a program of
music for their families. and
friends last . Thursday
evening in the Wroxeter
United Church Sunday
Scho?l;. . ,
Those.taking part' re.,
Pam Bennett, Cathy Oriold,.
Jennifer Pye, Karen John-
ston, Julie Gibson, Melanie
Sanderson, Stephanie Kost-
er, Catherine Edgar.. and
Leanne Fraser.
Cathy, Melanie, Julie and
Stephanie • delighted every-
one with their step -dancing
routine. They are the pupils
of Janice and Karen Mc-
Michael. •
Cathy Oriold asked Mrs.
' Gibson to come forward and •
• a presentation was made to
her on behalf of her pupils. A
social half hour followed.
Come Alive
Club holds
meeting
GORRIE — The Senior
Citizens "Come Alive Club"
held its June meeting on
Tuesday, June 16 at 8 p.m.
The meeting.opened with
"0 Canada" and the
president, Robert Gibson,
conducted the business.
Following • Mr. Gibson's
report, Peter Jorrissen
favored the group with
harmonica selections from
his native land Holland.
Bingo was played and
among the winners were
Mrs. Martin Scott, Mrs.
Lloyd Jacques, Miss Jean
Sparling, Miss Margaret
Dane, Mrs. Glad Edgar,
Melville Dennis and Mrs,
Alex Taylor.
M1 iettte ;l% ,s lit aft:,
attended the le
Ass ,bly of 04 1'19
the alp 10,06.
Toronto
Mr- and :Mira. John Oak
tion attended the morni
and afternoon dedication
services of the mitt Zion
Lutheran Church in. Dash-
wood on June 21. Since tt W.a#.
felt that there would always
be:, older or disabled Mem-
bers, it was decided to build
this church with no,steps. ,It
replaces Lite one destroyed
by fire in April,1879.
Wingham Masonic Lodge,
No. 286 AF & AM,: held their
annual chum ,parade on
Bus, trip
sponsored:
by W. Inst,
Whitechurch — On we'd-
nesday, June 17, the
Women's Institute sponsored
a bus trip when 41 people
enjoyed a visit to Hamilton.
The group's first stop was`at
Guelph for coffee. They then
visited the Botanical Gar-
dens at *mil* where -they
hadlunch.
After lunch, .the group
toured Dundurn Castle, built
in 1835 by the. late Sir Allan
MacNab, prime Minister of
the United Provinces of
Canada.
Following a visit to
Jackson Mall in downtown'
Hamilton, the group had
dinner. On the way. home
they called at Spring Gar-
dens to see the flowers. The
irises'were beginning to fade
but the peonies Were in full
bloom. •
The group arrived home.
about 10 p.m. with all
agreeing they hada very
good day. The weather was
ideal for touring.
Sandra Lynn Anger,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Anger of Wingham,
graduated from Conestoga
College, Kitchener, 'from the
Optometrical Secretarial
course. • Graduation cere-
monies were held Saturday,
June 13, at Doon Campus.
service 'f u(
speciaimUsio
BelSingers
under their
Mat ePbti as..
Stuart Butler of Tor,
spending a week. 1 .,
l i ndniolher, Mrs..
loss.
r•
Whine
tarnbethis ii011d 1
her sister, Mr's. `►
Ballagh of Catherine
surprise
for igfitat
BELGRAVE — A`surprise`
party Was held . at ; the Bels
grave Institute ; on
Saturday nwhrry
friends, relativesevenig and�neeigh
bors . gathered -to honor Mr,
and Mrs. . Ivan Wigh%
who .have . recently tno f .
from the sixth `line East
Wawanosh to their home in
Tote evening kiasiveitt4d1
playing cards, readings by
Mrs. Garner Nicholson and
Clifford Coultes and, . violin;
selections by Harvey'?
McDowell of Blyth,. accom-"
pained' by Mrs. GeorgeJohn-.
ston, which were enjoyed: by
all:
Mrs. Walter Scott read the
address and gifts were pre-
sented by Bill Fidom and
Gordon Smith
Lunch was served and a
socialrotor - wasenjoyed- -
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