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T%ge A--Tbe Wingbat"dvanee-Times, February 7, 1979 Mr. and Mrs. Russell 0"M of
Wingham returned bonq JIM-
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MRS. VICTOR EMERSON Mr. and Mrs. Donald_ GawA and
Jennifer, Chatham. ►� - t°.'w z y
WHITECHURCH CLUB
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laidlaw and � '�"•
• Michelle of Windsor spilt the The 4-H girls of Whitechurch
Whitechurch Personals weekend with her Elliott,t illi, held their first meeting Saturday ik
and Mrs. Walter and morning for the new project, ! y
family and his parents, M, and "Accessories - The Final Touch"
"February with puff and blow 46 � lis
started last week. The first was Mr. and Mrs. Angus Mac- Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw. Club leader Mrs. Walter Elliott
Fills the ditdtes with the bold at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald and Mrs. Sadie Barbour Mr. and Mrs. Paul Elliott and hosted the meeting and led the 4
arrow." John Gaunt with an attendance of of St. Helens were Monday Jeffery of Brussels spent Sunday H Pledge to begin the session.
Cort Ann Jamieson was elected
Unfortunately, it did not 1S. No arrangements were made evening visitors with Mrs. Ben with his parents, Mr. and )tris. z s
prevent little groundhog from for the next party. McClenaghan and Mr. and Mia. Walter Elliott, Barry, David and President of the group and Mary 1
Karen- On Sunda all visited Moore vice president. The office a t
seeing his shadow last Friday. So Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Emerson, Carl McClenaghan. Y with of secretary will be shared by all f
we prepare for six more weeps of Darlene, Sharon and Brenda of Mrs. Hugh Coulson spent the Mrs. Agnes Elliott, Wingham to -
' , the girls. Other members are
winter weather. St. Catharines spent the weekend weekend with relatives m celebrate Mrs. Walter Elliott s Karen Beecroft, Lorie Purdon
Miss Wendy Kay of Kitimat with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Toronto. The Coulsons reside on birthday. Kendra Purdon, Celia Chandler
visited with Glenna Wilken last Emerson. the former Mirehouse propert
week and left on Wednesday to Owingto the storm weather, Miss Lorie Purdon of ListoweF and Cora Blom.
Y Mrs. Elliott distributed
visit her aunt, Gayle Kay, at the worship service in the United spent the weekend with her Bridge results pamphlets and gave. the general
Listowel. Church was cancelled on Sunday. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie outline and requirements of the
Mrs. Garnet Fi Mrs. Oh Friday Mrs. Murray Purdon, and Kendra. Elaine Colvin and Art Wilson b luro Mrs. Purdon told of
Fred Tiffin atter Jnited Glanville, Benjie and Billie of Mr. and Mrs. Relison Falconer made up the top pair in Wingham cP lam"
Church Presbyterial at Exeter Greenock visited with Mrs. Ben and Paul of Sarnia visited over Bridge Club play, last Thursday. the basic wardrobe colors and
last Tuesday. McClenaghan and Mr. and Mrs. the weekend with Mr and Mrs Lillian Brooks and Yvonne assisted the girls in choosing a
Robert Mowbray. McPherson were secondNorma colors which looked best with
Miss Debbie Allen of Holyrood, Carl McClenaghan. Y c , each.
a Home Helper, assisted Mrs. Miss Heather Currie of Guelph Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer Parker and Omar Haselgrove
Harvey Osborne with her spent the weekend with her visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. were third and Louise Welwood The next meeting will be held FREAK GOAL—Wingham's fourth goal came on an unusual play by Sandy Henry, 3.
housework a few days last week. parents, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Archie Montgomery of Blyth. and Margaret Cruickshank were Saturday, February 10, at Mrs. Henry was left alone in the slot with the puck, lost It between his feet, stepped on It and fell
The village card parties Currie, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Purdon and fourth. Purdon's home. down and as he hit the Ice his stick shoved the puck Into the net. (Kayin Lee Photo)
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Fresh Ontario Pork Boneless
SHOULDER CHOPS
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