The Wingham Advance-Times, 1967-08-24, Page 10DONNA BENNETT demonstrates the proper
method for scoring in the penny toss at
the playground carnival, staged at the
Arena on Saturday. The carnival drew a
large crowd of youngsters who seemed to
have a real ball playing the various games.
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.131uevale Personals
Mrs. Clarence Hanna, Mrs.
Lewis Cook, Miss Gail Mayber-
ry, Misses Debbie and Judy
Cook and Masters Greg andEric
cook are holidaying at Point
Clark Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert John-
son and Jill from Cresco, Penn-
sylvania, Mr, and Mrs, Roy
Thompson and Nancy of East
Brunswick, N,J,, , visited with
Mr, and Mrs, Jesse Wheeler.
Mrs, Cliff Logan is attend-
ing Alma College at Sr, Thom-
as this week.
Mr. and Mrs, Ross Anderson,
Nancy and Richard were at Ex-
po, Montreal and Ottawa. Mr.
and Mrs, Leslie Shaw of Lon-
don accompanied them.
Miss Sharon Shaw of London
is holidaying at the Anderson
homes,
Mr. Carl Hemingway of Brus-
sels was guest speaker at Cal-
vin-Brick arid i<nox United
Churches for Layman Sunday.
August 2':th is holiday Sunday
and services will be withdrawn
in both churches.
myth Pee-Woes took Bel-
grave three straight.,
Belgrave Bantams won '3-1
In the best three out of five ser-
ies with Brussels, advancing
now to play with Ripley.
Mrs, Agnes Duncan of Strat-
ford visited last week 4, ith Mr.
and Mrs, Jack NicBurney and
renewed old acquaintances in
Belgrave. Miss Gail Barbour
also visited at the same home.
Master Neil and Grant Vin-
cent were on the Goderich
Lions train tour to Expo.
Mrs. Ross Robinson, Mrs.
Lewis Cook, Mrs. George Cook,
Miss Annie Cook, Mrs, Telford
Cook, Mrs, Stanley Cook, Mrs.
Garner Nicholson and Mrs. Har-
ry Cook attended the Westfield
U. C. W.centennial meeting last
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Friday,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vivi-,
cent visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Mitchell and Jeff of
Sault Ste, Marie, and also visit-
ed other relatives in Northern
Michigan.
Misses Dianne and Mary Ann
Cook were holiday visitors at
the home of their grandparents,
Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Cook.
Mr. Clifford Coultes, Mr.
Charlie Coultes, Mrs, Kenneth
Wheeler and Mrs. Earl Ander-
son attended the funeral of the
late Mr. Gordon Anderson of
Uxbridge, held in the Angli-
can Church of Highland Creek
on Monday of last week,
Mr. and Mrs, Tom Wilkin-
son and Bobby of Marquette,
Mich. and Mrs. Bob Johnson();
Cooksville visited with rela-
tives last week.
Rev, and Mrs. George Dun-
lop of Rockwood, who are on
Fred Griffith, of Montreal,
made a brief visit to his sum-
mer home here last week,
Visitors on Saturday with
Mrs,, W. I, Johnston were Mr.
and Mrs, Bob Masters and son
Donald of Grand Valley and
Mrs. Olive Gallaher, of Brus,
sels,
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. MoTav ,
ish and family, of Brantford,
and Mr, and Mrs, Spence Mc-
Kinnon and family of Niagara
Falls, have been holidaying at
the parental home with Mr. and
Mrs. R, H, McKinnon,
Mr, and Mrs, Albert Barry,
Paula and Stephen' of Nova
Scotia, are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Thomson.
Orville Palmer, of Edmon-
ton, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Peacock last week,.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Vanden-
burg, lielma and Harvey, of
vacation at Poplar Beach, call-
ed on Belgrave friends one day
last week.
Maple, spent Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs, Gordon Ross, Eric and
Cameron,
Mrs, Ross Mann, Miss Ruby
Duff, Miss Linda Street and
Mrs, M, L. Aitken visited at
Seaforth on Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary McCrackin, of
Rimbey, Alberta, visited last
week with Mrs. Alex McCrack-
in.
COURSE AT.
ST. ANDREW'S
4-H homemaking club lead,
ers from several areas attended
a two-day training school held
in St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church Thursday and Friday..
Color schemes and room ar-
rangement were discussed as
well as the many sewing tech-
niques used in making accessor-
ies. ,4-LI homemaking club
members in Huron can look for-
ward to an interesting fall pro-
ject.
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