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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-07-31, Page 2tun Advance -Times, `T=hursday, July 81, 1968 Personal Notes from Fordwich Mrs. Wellington Hargrave and MIs. Garfield Gibson spent Me day last week in Kitchener. v Mr. and Mrs. Glenn. Martin , Enda, Donna and Brenda re - tunied home over the week -end after a three weeks' motor trip through the western provinces and Victoria Island. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Graham and family of Toronto are spend- ing some time at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart and family spent Sunday atGod- erich and Inverhuron. Recent visitors with Mrs. Lloyd Jacques and family were Mrs. E. 'Cranch and Mrs. L. Klim of Rochester, N. Y. , Mr. and Mrs. Morton Edgar. Janice and Brenda of Sault Ste. Marie and Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Dane and family of Hythe, Alberta. Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Edgar and Lynne of St. Thomas also call- ed at the week -end. Mrs. Lenwood Edgar and Mrs. Aitcheson Wallace were co - hostesses at the latter's home in JOHN C. WARD CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Wallace Ave. M. LISTOWEL, ONT. ESTABLISHED IN 1936 We specialize in a complete line of FARM EQUIPMENT McGAVIN'S FARM EQUIPMENT Sales and Service — WALTON, ONT. Phone 365-W-6 or Brussels 527-0245 Seaforth Sl9rrb honor of Mrs. Edgar's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilkinson who recently celebrated their 80th birthdays and also their 57th wedding anniversary. The aftemoor was spent in visiting after which a picnic lunch was served on the lawn. About 50 guests were present from Mount Forest, Harriston, Wiarton, At- wood, Ethet Wroxeter, Wood - $tock, Drumbo and Coiling - wood. • Mr. and Mrs. Carroll John- son and Mr. and Mrs. William Sothern returned home last week after enjoying a three weeks' motor trip through the western provinces and also to Victoria Island. • Friends of Mrs. Verna Gal- braith will be pleased to know she returned home Saturday from St. Joseph's Hospital in London, after being confined there the past two weeks. Doug Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart, is attending United Church camp this week at Goderich.. Mr. George Pittendreigh re- turned home Friday from West- minster Hospital, London, where he had been confined the past three weeks. Misses Maud and Esther Hard- ing of Toronto spent the week- end at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Simmons spent a couple days last week with their daughter, Mrs. Doug PROCLA M ATIO I 'HEREBY PROCLAIM MONDAY, AUGUST 4th 1969 PUBLIC CIVIC HOLIDAY FOR THE TOWN OF WINGHAM 1 HEREBY CALL UPON ALL GOOD CITIZENS TO OBSERVE THE SAME. WII'T` MILLEk —.Mayor. an electric air conditioner keeps active families comforta ble Wildfang, at the cottage at verhuron. Mr. and Mrs. Marry Pan Susie and Kenneth and M4 004 Mrs, Leo Gauthier left last wbek for a two weeks ° visit with rel- atives in Knowlton, Quebec. ?y Mr. Duart Hill of Vancouver and Mrs. Wilbert Hill of Kirch* ever visited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Bride. Mr. John Winters spent the week -end with relatives in Cel- Lingwood. Mr. Earl, Moore spent the' week -end with Mr. and Mr Ted Denny at Erin. On Sundt' they attended the Denny reunfon at Riverside Park, Guelph. Miss Lenore Beswetherlck •:` left from Toronto International Airport for East Africa. where she will take part in a wild life safari in Uganda, Kenya and Tasmania„ Mrs. Earl Moore, Fordwich, accompanied by her granddadgh• ter, Miss Earlda Denny of Guelph left on. Saturday from Torontp !International Airport for Glas gow, Scotland, where they will visit relatives for three week:;. Mr. and°Mrs. Jake Haasnoot and family are spending the ' week at Horse Shoe Lake. Mrs. Yvonne Bricker and son John of Baden spent last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.. Earl Moore. Other visitors dui° ing the week were Mr. and Nfr . Frank Benin, Dawn and Michael of Tillsonburg and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Frew and Sharon of .Pres- ton. Mr. and Mrs'. Stanley Bride attended the funeral last week in Kitchener. of Wilbert Hill. Mr. Elmer Harding of Lon- don is spending two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nor- man Harding. Bluevale POW M*, HERE t4Y SUN LOTION AND • #$$N • 8EI!R1.101 AH 'Wall(.aAHI . EVE*4 TiHIBB MOM Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Camp- bell and Neil spent the week- end.in Wallaceburg. Mr. and 'Mrs. Raymond El- liott visited at Huron Sands where their daughter and her • family, Rev. William Black= more and Mrs. Blackmore, of Ottawa, have a cottage. Eric and Cameron Ross and Douglas Chapman are spending a week at 'the Presbyterian Camp at Kintail. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Ma'cEach- ren, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mac- Eachren, Mrs. Louis Neilson and Michael, spent Sunday with Mac Scott. • Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mann spent Sunday at Midland. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ross and children have returned home afterr a vacation, part'of which Mr. and Mrs. Ross spent as counsellors at ' the -''Unite d Church camp at Goderich. There will be no service in Bluevale Churches on Sunday, August 3rd, Mr, Michael Ross will preach at union services in the United Church for the fol- lowing Sundays in August. Rev. E. R. Hawkes used the theme, " Love is the fulfilling of the law", for his sermon in Knox Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Donald Collar, of , Wingham , was the guest soloist with Miss Connie Mann as ac- companist. A REAL SW I NGERLNorman Watson, 3, of Gorrie, goy to town onone of the swings at the Gorrie Park. Aloe with parents and children, he was on hand to watch the regatta staged on Friday to wind up this year's swimming program.—Banner Photo. SHIM Gorrie News Items Mrs. W. C. King, Mrs. Jean MacDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Miller, also Miss Evelyn Hupfer of Wingham were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Verne Hupfer, Wroxeter. on Sunday. Mrs. Ewart Whitfield has re- turned from a tour of England.. Ireland and ,Scotland. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Rob- ertson, Lynn and Jane of Tees - water, visited Mr.' and Mrs. Gordon Edgar on Sunday. Mrs. William Austin Jr., Matthew and Peter of Tillson- burg spent a few days at the home of Mrs. William Austin Sr, Mrs; Norman Wade visited friends in Fordwich on Wednes- day. • Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hynd- • man and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pyke are on a motor tripto the east coast. . Mr. and rte iiarold um-' mond, Wh a et',: sgentilkle days with . " d' Mrs. i Robert`- Searson. . Reception: for Alex Corrigans BLUEVALE--A. well attended reception was held for Mr. and Mrs. Alex, Corrigan, recently married, at the community hall on Friday evening. Twenty-one tables of euchre were played and the serving of refreshments, followed. A. D. Smith introduced the bride to the assembled corn- pany and a presentation follow- ed. Mrs. ' Ken McMichael read a friendly and congratulatory address and Mrs. Carl Johnston, Jack Wickstead and Jim John- ston presented Mr. and M r s .. Corrigan with a large mirror, a pole lamp and other gifts. Mr. Corrigan expressed ap- preciation in a pleasing speech. Mrs. Glad Edgar visited Mrs. Graham Hastie of Harriston on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Del - bel and Mrs. Harvey Deibel of Guelph spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Koch. Mrs. Selma. Mogk, Stratford, visited Sunday at the sande home. Mrs. George Anderson. Ete- ter, and her brother and sister- in-law, Rev. and Mrs. J. Fras- er of England, spent Tuesday with Mrs. Norman Wade. Mrs. ' Glad Edgar and Mrs. Frank Kemp, Listowel, visited Mrs. A. J. Hartford who re- cently went to live with Mrs. J. Krug, near Stratford. Mrs. Sam Wallace of TCogi=•' ville, Mr: and Mss. John Sid - dill and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dawson and family of Cottam, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Collard and family, Mr. and Mrs. Walt- er Cosen and Sariy of Leaming- ton, eaming-toff, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tay- lor and family. Mr. and Mrs. ,Glenn Collard and family of Wheatley, and Mr. and MPs. Darwin Simpson and family of Leamington were guests at the Siddall-Rock wedding in Pal - merston Presbyterian Church on Saturday and were week -end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elton Lounsbury. • Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rudder - ham, Sydney, N.S. , are visit- ing their -in-law and daugh- " ter, Mr. and Mrs. Beverley Currah. Miss Joyce Hamilton is holi- daying at Algonquin Park. WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE? What's the difference be- tween •a deodorant and an anti- perspirant? Plenty. The deod- orant deodorizes enly. The anti-perspirant checks perspir- ation and deodorizes too. Don't trust to luck --get the anti -per - spirant. i• W p An electric air conditioner can help your family feel better all day, sleep better all night. But an electric air conditioner offers more than cooling comfort. It whisks out smoke and cooking fumes. It filters out pollen and dust. Let an electric air conditioner add to'your family's health, comfort and enjoyment. Install one today. live better electrically ngharn Public Utilities Commission ev �.z MAKING LIKE ISRAELITES--- Looking likes the children. Moses led across the waters,' Gorrie and area youngsters cluster around Lynn Carroll of London, Red Crosse Water Safety Instructor, to receive instructions on a pyjama race in the Gorrie Conservation Par part of a regatta to wltid swim program. River at. Thvent was up a summer's Banner Photo. At anti tcPWAC:tir tion efrOtc' to D1AL 357.2170 framing: 357.2992 0 WA • . lisAteMAAKI‘ Pier HOUDAY TRAVELLINO SPECIALS BAYERS ASPIRIN — 100 .75 BAN SPRAY 5-0.. 1.11 REX1U,4 MEDI/TRED ATHLETES — 11/24z. • FOOT OINTMENT .99 LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC MOUTHWASH AND GARGLE 14oz. 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