The Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-05-09, Page 12•
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Joan Archer, Heather Smith and Kendra .men't. °Kendra also received ,an Acting
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Feagan received red attendance sti-ipes, !Badge,* the first tp. ,beawarded to any
Sunday night at the Pioneer GirlsEncamp- girl in the group.,
•11%*!..
THE CNTARIOS captured the regular
' trophy for the season as well as the play-
off trophy,. The presentation of trophies
wes*.rnatle at the banquet held recently at
Mrs. Wilfred Stainton pinned the Advanced Water Badge
.--- on Mary Shepherd's- uniform at the Encampment held at
' the Baptist Church.—A-T Photo.
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CAREFUL DRIVERS... -
stop to think when they're behind the wheel. They
stay relaxed but alert. . don't get heated .up Over
the other guy's actions. They know that anger can
color their whole driving attitude and make them
a menace to Other drivers on the road.,
Patrida Orien, EllenReid,'Mary Lou Hop-
per,,CarOI Smith, Tammy. Vienneau; Debbie
Campbell and Cindy Beard watched as
Pilgrims received badges at the Baptist
Church on Sunday evening.---A-T Photo. ,
the. LegiOn ,Home in Wmgham., From the
left, Norman Cameron, Porothy CaMeroni
Eileen Templeman, Eric Walden and Dor.
othy Croskill. Missingefrom the picture is
Harold Taylor.
—Advance -Times PhotO.
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WISL executive
plans ticket draw
to buy equipment
tvlethods of raising money
for equipment such as bats and
balls, and funds for..payment of .
lights at the park were discussed
by the executive of the, Wing. -
ham Industrial Softball League
last Monday.
° It was decided to hold a
draw, some time.in June and
further details will be announc-
ed later. .
Fed 'Lee had sweaters and
an estimate(price for outfit-
ting seventeen perspns on any
.one teani for the executive's
consideration. • It was decided
thatfirciWard.should 'also price
sweaters, and leport to the next
meeting.
The season will get under-
way_this month with the first
game to be played May 27.
President Rod Hickey was in
charge of the meeting.
Anyone interested in being
an umpixe in this league is
asked to contact Ernie Carter at
528-3815:\. A meeting was call-.
ed for next Monday evening,
May 13, when it is hoped that.
the coaches and managers of
the teams will be present.,
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Adora MacLean, Janice MacTavish, Sylvia
MacLean, Marilyn Collar and Shirley Grey
A. . ..
,
e Premature?
READMAN'S CL ERS have jug brought in a
• full new range of MEN'S SUMMER CLOTHING.
• Suits
some with 2 pair
of trousers
from
Wool Worsted, and
Venetians in
Checks and
Plains
Soar. w•
really <
premature
to think of
elegance
for summer?
$39.95
received stripes :for 'perfect attendance at
Pioneer Girls' meetings during the year.
Happy Hostesses
conclude projed
BLUEVALE—The-,4-H Club, ,
Happy Hostesses, with their
leaders. Mrs. Keith Moffatt
and Mrs. Jim Thompson, enter-
tained the mothers of the club
girls and members of the Blue-.
vale Women's Institute on Mon
'day evening in the school room
•of the Presbyterianthurch.
They had just completed the
project "The Club -Girl Enter-
tains",
After the opening exercises
and the introduction of the
girls, their mothers and Insti-
tute members, a contest was
conducted.
Work books and articles
made by the members made a
fine display. Tea tables were
attractively set with centres of
spring flowers, and refreshments
prepared and served by the girls
• were much appreciated..
Mrs. Jas. Johnston, president
of the Bluevale Women's Insti-
tute voiced the feelings of the
guests in their praise for this
fine work carried on by the club
girls under capable leadership.
PRESENTATION FOR
• MR.; MRS. L. COOK
I BELGRAVE-- The diTectors
' and staff of the Belgrave Co-
operative Association held a
social evening Monday. April
29 in the community centre in
honour of Lewis Cook who retir-
ed from the Co -Op. April ht.
The presentation of a table
lamp to Mr. and Mrs. Cook was
made by Mr. Lorne Campbell.
Lunch was served by the laies.
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Bluevale
Charles Ganneit and 'George
Blaney of Port Huron, visited at
the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Wright and other rela-
tives. - .
Mr. and Mrs. ke'ftli\:/i4offlt
motored to Petrolia fOr'ihe'
week -end, •
Mrs, WilliamBla4tridte.1..of;
Ottawa, viiitedther Pakents,;
M. and Mrs. Raymond4ElliOtt,
for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc-
Kague and boys and Mrs. Al-
bert ,Walker of Wingham were
Sunday visitors with Mr.. and
M
rs
Mrs...
j.j.Hary
Elliott.rAarns of Wrox -
eter visited her sister. Mrs.
AIexMcCraticin at the week -.
Mr. Charles Congram of
Wingham preached in Knox
Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Marshall
of Listowel, visited Mr. and
•Mrs. A.D., Smith on Sunday. .,
SaturdarvisitOrs wfth- Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Vincent were
. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vincent
of Belgrave and Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Murch of Clinton.
FORDWICH
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Nickel
And Mr. Walter Harrifield visit-
ed Sunday with the Roth lamb
lies at Hagersvi1le.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Aldrich
of Galt visited over the week•
end with Mr. and Mrs. Shelton
Mann. .
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- 'WILL PRESENT A CONCERT
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WINGHAM PUBLIC• SCHOOL
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Saturday, May ilth
at 8:00 p.m.
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WINGHAM LIONS CLUB and the BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB
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JOHN FINNIGAN IS SHOWN accepting his trophy trots
Vicki wild at the( Commercial League's banquet held re.
cently.,John had a 359 for the men's high singte.A-T Pix.