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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-10-17, Page 18Li • ' t i n ' 2– The Winglum Advances -'limes, October 17, 1878 1 or • �s ewe- gra Singing, concentrating on leaders from WinghaM \#a, ?crafts, inventing far-fetched serendipity sessions, by Luckn9w stories during serendipity see- leaders. sions, and getting acquainted A feature of the rally was a with counterparts from other book display and sale arranged communities, girls from CGIT by the Christian Resource Centre groups in three counties ob- in Mitchell. viously enjoyed themselves at The Listowel get-together also the rally held here Saturday. included sing -songs led by the A total of 99 girls and 15 leaders Pine River -Bethel group and a attended the CGIT (Canadian recital of music for a vesper ser - Girls In Training) get-together. vice. All CGIT groups in Perth, The forthcoming provincial Huron and Bruce counties were jamboree was the theme of a skit, represented by members from musical presentation and discus- Lucknow, Ripley, Fullarton, Sea- sion. The event is scheduled to forth, Pine River, Bethel, take place at Wildwood Park Wingham- Atwood, Molesworth, near St. Marys on June 20, 21 and Stratford, Teeswater, in addition 22, 19so. to two local groups from Knox Pat McLeod of Listowel, an Presbyterian and Trintiy United organizer of the rally, said that in churches. addition to the fact it coincided The rally was sponsored by Tri- with national CGIT Week, the County CGIT Leaders' Fellow- rally was held to focus attention ship, a group formed last spring on CGIT acttivities in the area. to support and train leaders in Mrs. McLeod said organizers the area, to promote the organi- hope the rally will help create in- zation and to arrange special terest resulting in the formation events. of new groups, and promote a The main emphasis at the sense of CGIT unity throughout Listowel rally was on three sep- the Tri -County area. arate workshops which were held CGIT is an organization for at Trinity United, Knox Presby- girls 12 to 17 years old which terian and Christ Anglican offers a variety of programs. On churches. the national level, it is supported Crafts were supervised by by Baptist, Presbyterian and Teeswater leaders; games by United churches. MRS. ALLAN GRIFFITH Wroxeter Personals Mrs.'Bonnie MacDougall, Bur- Mrs. Muriel McLaughlin, lington, visited at the weekend Thames rd QUILLING—Cynthia Walkon of Fullarton makes a Chris with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Griffith Gordon Gibson. were in Walkerton Monday mas tree ornament at the Tri -County CGIT rally held Dinner guests with Mr. and evening due to the sudden death Saturday in Listowel. Cynthia is "quilling", painstakingly Mrs. Ross Toman on Saturday of a close friend, Bill Dentinger of coiling narrow strips of paper around a toothpick to ag:hleve were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Her- Walkerton, Saturday evening. a variety of designs. Girls and leaders attending the event shberger and family, Albion, Bill was a member of The Har - came from Wingham, Lucknow, Ripley, Fullarton, Sea- Michigan. monaires Orchestra and a barber forth, Pine River, Bethel, Atwood, Molesworth, Stratford Mrs. William Wade has arrived in Walkerton. and Teeswater. home after spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Nixon, Fordwich, and Cliff Marks spent the weekend in Weston with Mrs. Elaine McIntee. Mrs. Cliff Marks, who spent the past week there, returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Glenn, Lucknow, visited with their aunts, Miss Margaret Griffith and Mrs. George Griffith, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Baitley, Tania and Angela, visited relatives at Aurora Friday evening and Saturday. Elgin Toman, Plattsville,.was a Sunday guest with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Toman. Wroxeter friends are pleased that Rev. E. J. Fellows was able to return home from University Hospital on Sunday. He is wished continued good health. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Elliot have returned home from a visit with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Ferguson, at Sault Ste. Marie. r>9 Ii 40 '. WORKING ON CRAFTS—Girls attending the CGIT rally in Listowel Saturday enjoyed learning new crafts under the guidance of leaders from Teeswater. The rally was spon- sored by the Canadian Girls in Training Tri -County Leaders' Fellowship. MRS. JOE WALKER Bluevale Bluevale and areas residents were shocked on Wednesday to hear of the tragic accident that claimed the life of Al Breckenridge. Sincere sympathy is expressed to his brothers, " sisters and their families. Bluevale residents welcome Mr. and Mrs. Robert McMurray to the village from Palmerston. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker, Marie, Sheila and Kevin were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex MacTavish on Sunday. SING -SONG --Girls from Perth, Huron and Bruce Counties attended from Lucknow, Ripley, Fullarton, Seaforth, Pine gathered In Listowel Saturday for workshops, socializing River, Bethel, Wingham, Atwood, Molesworth, Stratford and worship services. A total of 99 girls and 15 leaders and Teeswater. (Saner photo) 77.1k„,V°�t .�. tri. �,�' ,' vmw .fi '+fit,i4 MidnightExpress You could win of 3 •-J Im Hostess 400 gram Assorted Flavours Potato Chips ■ 26 oz. bottles McCormicks Pe s M Plain or Salted p 400 gram Cola 99 Crackers ■ plus deposit 3-,/■ I Dare 500 gram R . Assorted Varieties = ,;::�"--'. IGA - p 24 oz.2/89 Brea kti me Bread ■ Cookies. ■ Stokely's 14 oz. Campbells 10 oz. Assorted- Vegetable 00. Vegetables2■ sod t �89P. /'77V.MIC a1VI%ra - nmwnrnn Thursday 6 to 9 p.m.; Friday 6 p.m. to ? 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Plastic Bags • ' t i n ' 2– The Winglum Advances -'limes, October 17, 1878 1 or • �s ewe- gra Singing, concentrating on leaders from WinghaM \#a, ?crafts, inventing far-fetched serendipity sessions, by Luckn9w stories during serendipity see- leaders. sions, and getting acquainted A feature of the rally was a with counterparts from other book display and sale arranged communities, girls from CGIT by the Christian Resource Centre groups in three counties ob- in Mitchell. viously enjoyed themselves at The Listowel get-together also the rally held here Saturday. included sing -songs led by the A total of 99 girls and 15 leaders Pine River -Bethel group and a attended the CGIT (Canadian recital of music for a vesper ser - Girls In Training) get-together. vice. All CGIT groups in Perth, The forthcoming provincial Huron and Bruce counties were jamboree was the theme of a skit, represented by members from musical presentation and discus- Lucknow, Ripley, Fullarton, Sea- sion. The event is scheduled to forth, Pine River, Bethel, take place at Wildwood Park Wingham- Atwood, Molesworth, near St. Marys on June 20, 21 and Stratford, Teeswater, in addition 22, 19so. to two local groups from Knox Pat McLeod of Listowel, an Presbyterian and Trintiy United organizer of the rally, said that in churches. addition to the fact it coincided The rally was sponsored by Tri- with national CGIT Week, the County CGIT Leaders' Fellow- rally was held to focus attention ship, a group formed last spring on CGIT acttivities in the area. to support and train leaders in Mrs. McLeod said organizers the area, to promote the organi- hope the rally will help create in- zation and to arrange special terest resulting in the formation events. of new groups, and promote a The main emphasis at the sense of CGIT unity throughout Listowel rally was on three sep- the Tri -County area. arate workshops which were held CGIT is an organization for at Trinity United, Knox Presby- girls 12 to 17 years old which terian and Christ Anglican offers a variety of programs. On churches. the national level, it is supported Crafts were supervised by by Baptist, Presbyterian and Teeswater leaders; games by United churches. MRS. ALLAN GRIFFITH Wroxeter Personals Mrs.'Bonnie MacDougall, Bur- Mrs. Muriel McLaughlin, lington, visited at the weekend Thames rd QUILLING—Cynthia Walkon of Fullarton makes a Chris with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Griffith Gordon Gibson. were in Walkerton Monday mas tree ornament at the Tri -County CGIT rally held Dinner guests with Mr. and evening due to the sudden death Saturday in Listowel. Cynthia is "quilling", painstakingly Mrs. Ross Toman on Saturday of a close friend, Bill Dentinger of coiling narrow strips of paper around a toothpick to ag:hleve were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Her- Walkerton, Saturday evening. a variety of designs. Girls and leaders attending the event shberger and family, Albion, Bill was a member of The Har - came from Wingham, Lucknow, Ripley, Fullarton, Sea- Michigan. monaires Orchestra and a barber forth, Pine River, Bethel, Atwood, Molesworth, Stratford Mrs. William Wade has arrived in Walkerton. and Teeswater. home after spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Nixon, Fordwich, and Cliff Marks spent the weekend in Weston with Mrs. Elaine McIntee. Mrs. Cliff Marks, who spent the past week there, returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Glenn, Lucknow, visited with their aunts, Miss Margaret Griffith and Mrs. George Griffith, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Baitley, Tania and Angela, visited relatives at Aurora Friday evening and Saturday. Elgin Toman, Plattsville,.was a Sunday guest with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Toman. Wroxeter friends are pleased that Rev. E. J. Fellows was able to return home from University Hospital on Sunday. He is wished continued good health. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Elliot have returned home from a visit with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Ferguson, at Sault Ste. Marie. r>9 Ii 40 '. WORKING ON CRAFTS—Girls attending the CGIT rally in Listowel Saturday enjoyed learning new crafts under the guidance of leaders from Teeswater. The rally was spon- sored by the Canadian Girls in Training Tri -County Leaders' Fellowship. MRS. JOE WALKER Bluevale Bluevale and areas residents were shocked on Wednesday to hear of the tragic accident that claimed the life of Al Breckenridge. Sincere sympathy is expressed to his brothers, " sisters and their families. Bluevale residents welcome Mr. and Mrs. Robert McMurray to the village from Palmerston. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker, Marie, Sheila and Kevin were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex MacTavish on Sunday. SING -SONG --Girls from Perth, Huron and Bruce Counties attended from Lucknow, Ripley, Fullarton, Seaforth, Pine gathered In Listowel Saturday for workshops, socializing River, Bethel, Wingham, Atwood, Molesworth, Stratford and worship services. A total of 99 girls and 15 leaders and Teeswater. (Saner photo) 77.1k„,V°�t .�. tri. �,�' ,' vmw .fi '+fit,i4 MidnightExpress You could win of 3 •-J Im Hostess 400 gram Assorted Flavours Potato Chips ■ 26 oz. bottles McCormicks Pe s M Plain or Salted p 400 gram Cola 99 Crackers ■ plus deposit 3-,/■ I Dare 500 gram R . Assorted Varieties = ,;::�"--'. IGA - p 24 oz.2/89 Brea kti me Bread ■ Cookies. ■ Stokely's 14 oz. Campbells 10 oz. Assorted- Vegetable 00. Vegetables2■ sod t �89P. /'77V.MIC a1VI%ra - nmwnrnn Thursday 6 to 9 p.m.; Friday 6 p.m. to ? 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