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Nursing Rome Weed,►uaa,
Zt through the *i, wal9 a Uelt
and eventful tine at Brook-
haven.
Monday evening the
director of .nursing, Sue
Robbilils, -played many
favorite Songs on the piano
and everyone enjoyed
singing along -
On Tuesday evening the
staff held a family talent
night. Rene Fischer per-
formed a lively tap dance.
Melinda Bates played a
PARS- ALLAH GRIFFITH
r_,
Wroxeter
The families of Bruno
Dewald and Gilbert Worner
are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Helmut Worner.
Jamie Houston, Paisley, is
visiting his father, Jaynes
Houston.
SONYA VERBEEK
Sonya, daughter of Mrs.
Antonie Verbeek of RR 2,
Teeswater, graduated
from the dental assistant
program at Fanshawe
College, London. Grad-
uation ceremonies were
held at the college June
29. Sonya has accepted a
position with Dr. G. Krik-
orian in Guelph. -
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lightful piano tune and
Shannon, Cathy, Melinda
and their mother, Margie
Bates, sang for the residents.
A parade of brides dressed
in various period costumes
from the 1930's to the 1980's
brought back memories for
everyone. A mock wedding
and a hilariqus staff skit
brought the show to a laugh -
filled close.
On Wednesday afternoon
Bill Bates showed his slides
of the breathtaking and
rugged beauty of Arizona
and Colorado.
Thursday afternoon the
Wingham United Church
Women were on hand to lead
the residents in some rhythm
band fun.
, Friday evening was a
special occasion as Earl and
Martha Heywood enter-
tained the residents with
some music and a fascin-
ating display of magic.
On Saturday afternoon the
annual open house was held.
Elizabeth Wilkins enter-
tained everyone with a de-
lightful selection of piano
music, A lavish display of
crafts, made by the
residents, sold well. The
delicious refreshments,
which were served to both
residents and guests, were
donated by some of the staff.
A draw fora "Paddington
Bear", donated by Margie
Bates, and a heart guessing
contest raised $41.60 for the
Ontario Heart Foundation.
�- On July 14, many residents
from Brookhaven and
Callander nursing homes
went on a bus trip to Bayfield
where they were treated
royally by Len Bannister,
owner of the Paul Bunyon
Camp.
Upon arrival, the residents
were served cold drinks and
a delicious lunch. Then Mr.
Bannister hosted a number
of bingo games which
everyone ejoyed. Some'
residents spent the
remainder of the afternoon
socializing while others
walked downto the lake.
Many thanks to all the
staff and volunteers for their
assistance and a special
thanks to Mr. Bannister for
his kindness.
We are sorry to report that
Wilford Clipperton had to be
taken to the Wingham
Hospital on Saturday. He is
wished a -very speedy
recovery from ,,a11 of his
neighbors.
Mr. and Mrs. Frances
Coleman accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Coleman,
Kevin and Karen of Seaforth,
called on Friday on Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Emerson of
Whitechurch.
Mrs. Ed Carey of Kit-
chener visited last week with°
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Purdon.
Mary Biggar of ,Buffalo,
Sandra Boswell of
Burlington and Beatrice
McQuillan of • Wawanosh
visited Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Purdon.
Party marks
15th anniv,
BELGRAVE — Mr. and
Mrs. John Campbell enter-
tained at their home on Sun-
day in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Campbell's 15 wed-
ding anniversary, which was
July 16.
Those attending the out-
door smorgasbord dinner
were Mrs. Olive Campbell,
Mrs. Ivy Cloakey, Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Campbell, Jason,
Shawn, Cindy and friend,
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Camp-
bell, Andrew, Christopher,
Matthew, and Colin, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Campbell and
Heather, Mr. and Mrs, Clare
Van Camp and Kevin,
Michael Odida and Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Jardin, Michael
and Darryl.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Chisholm and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Greenlas of Milton
were Sunday callers on Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Emerson.
On Monday Mr. and Mrs.
Kirk Beecroft, Angela and
Jennifer and Janice of
Exeter, brought back Karen
Beecroft, who had visited
them for a week, to her home
with Mr. and Mrs. E. W.
Beecroft.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Chapman, Mildred
McClenaghan and John
McKinnon visited on Sunday
with Rev. and Mrs. Clarence
McClenaghan at their cot-
tage a t Sauble Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. WalterElligt
and Karen visited on Sunday
with her aunt, Mrs. Cliff
Aitchison, at the Cambridge-
Hespler Senior Citizens
Home.
Jim Ward of Seaforth
called on Mrs. Clara
Cleghorn of Wingham on
Sunday and brought her
along to call on Mrs. Cassie
Mowbray. Jim was a
resident of the area in his
early days.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Milligan spent Saturday in
Kitchener with Mrs. Clara
Irwin.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Boonstra and family of
Sarnia were Sunday visitors
with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Uuldriks.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moore of
Wroxeter were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Moore. Richard
Moore intends to accompany
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moore to .
the west in the near futut<e.
Linda Moore, who was at
Kitimat, iS.f ; Qkotoka in
Alberta.
Donna i101)09# sent the
c weekend'.,Witb ,Ginty Moore
and attendl tea Hoedown
dance in Wlagh;tin,;
Mr. atld l►fra, Neil Rintoul
spent ThOraday and Friday
at Mange* Island at-
tending the Huron Cat-
tlemen's, Association
meeting.
Steven and Stuart, Rintoul
spent a few days with their
grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Rintoul and Scott Rin-
toul visited with his cousin,
Mark Robinson, while his
parents were in Manitoulin.
The Belgrave Women's
Institute are sponsoring a
bus to the Milton
Agricultural Museum on
August 5 and they have some
seats left. If anyone is in-
terested in going, telephone
Mrs. Russell McGuire at 357-
3858.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Oberholtzer, Jeffery and
Julie of Waterloo, and Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Campbell
and Heather of Kitchener
spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Rintoul.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin
McClenaghan of St. Thomas
returned his mother, Mary
McClenaghan, to her home
after a two-week stay.
Brian Hinton' attended the
Listowel Faire with his
Hereford cattle on Saturday
and received several prizes.
Mrs. Tom Vannurs and
Mrs. Paul Laidlaw, Michelle
and Jason of London, arrived
on Monday to visit with Mr.
and Mrs: Elroy Laidlaw and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliot.
Dave Adams of Windsor
spent the Wee ke d with bis
mother, Pagiine dams.
Dave Hasson of uel ..'is
touring the Here* herds of
the Bruce area and visited
the Brian Rintoul ,herd. 90
Monday.
Baby bazaar
a big success
The Baby Bazaar held in
Wingham Saturday by, the'
La Leche League of Huron
County was a big sucgesS,
organizers report. Lots of
people, including mothers,
fathers, children and babies,
attended,
New and used baby clothes
from,infancy to size 6 were
displayed for sale on tables
and racks and proved very
popular. There was a wide
variety 'in the toy section,
and most of the toys had
beensold by the end of the
day. Baby furniture, such as
walkers and playpens, also
was a bigseller.
A bake table provided
snacks of homemade
cookies, muffins and herb
buns for the hungry families.
A donated crib quilt; ap-
pliqued with ducks and hand -
quilted,_ was won in a draw
by Mrs. Jeanette Harris of
Blyth.
Proceeds from the baby
bazaar will be used to
provide information on
breastfeeding to mothers in
the area, through donations
of books to local
organizations, libraries,
doctors' offices and
hospitals. --
ANSLEY SIMPSON AND Mary and
wagon parade on Friday evening.
A LARGE GROUP OF CHILDREN was captivated by the magic
show at "Kidsworld" held last Saturday afternoon at the Wingham
Armouries. Andy Forgrave, a magician from Owen Sound, per-
formed for the children who were under the supervision of volun-
teers from the Town and Country Homemakers.
Julie Lisle'took part In the bike and chuck
July
Shoe Sale
Continue
aff `summer .. .
Sandals and Dress Shoes
'ffi•0/:
0 OFF
all...
Jogger and White
Canvas Joggers
CALLAN SHOES
Josephine St., Wingham, 357-1840
JEANNE ,McDONALD surely got into the Western
spirit at last week's Western Hoedown. Storeowners
and townspeople dressed in Western garb for the Hoe-
down, which was considered a. giant success.
St. Paul's- Church
(ANGLICAN)
WINGHAM
John Street at Centre Street
The Rector: The Rev. John T. M. Swart, L.Th,
THE ANGLICAN PARISH OF WINGHAM
AND BELGRAVE
ST, PAUL'S CHURCH, WINGHAM
SUNDAY, JULY 26
* The Sixth Sunday after Trinity *
8:00 a.m. - Holy Eucharist
11:00 a.m. - Sung Eucharist and Sermon
broadcast over CKNX Radio
Weekday Eucharist:
Wednesday (SS. Mary & Mary)
7:30 p.m. - Holy Eucharist
Corporate Cornmunion of the Junior Altar Guitd
Friday - 7:30 p.m.
Please Note: The Sunday Services during July and
August will be at 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.
Specials At .
`Hingham
Fruit Market
Kraft 16 oz.
BBQ Sauces • 1.
Tide 6 litre
Detergent 3.69
Nature's Best
Choice 14 oz. 2/ 69
Peas •
Tang 4's Orange
Crystals . 1.39
Aim 50 ml.
plus 50 ml extra
Toothpaste 1.09
Size 23
Cantaloupes • 69
Coca Cola or Schweppes 26 oz.
Ginger
plus
Ale deposit /99
STORE HOURS:
Monday - Friday 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Phone 357.2240 CLOSED SUNDA'Y'S We Deliver
THESE INDIANS performed a much-needed rain dance on Satur-
day in the Hoedown parade. Dressed In full rain dance garb are
Audrey Currie, Anna Goodall, Jane Burke, Peg Bateson, Shirley
Kaufman, Berle Elliot, Mary Williams and pianist, Louise Swanson.
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