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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-06-15, Page 6Page 6—The Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, June 15, 1972 Recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hayden were' Mrs. Alberta Hayden of Molesworth, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hayden of Toronto with infant son, Jason, who1s°Mrs. Hayden's first great- grandchild, Mr. and Mrs. George Hayden, Glen, Carl, Fraser and Earl of Gorrie. Terry Clark of Don Mills and Miss Deanna Prokopiszyn, To- ronto, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Clark, and all attended the San- derson -Button wedding in Luck - now on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Allan spent the weekend with . his parents', Mr. and Mrs. Mac Allan and attended the Sanderson -Button wedding in Lucknow on Satur- day. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Terry and children of Byron, Mfrs. George Moffatt and Colleen of London spent the weekend with Mrs. Nora Moffatt. Accompanied by Mrs. Moffatt and son Harold, they attended an anniversary • party for Mr. and Mrs. Burns - Moffatt of Bluevale at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnston, Morris Township; on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Watson of Pontiac, Mich., were recent guests with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reg Watson.. Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Pollock and Todd of Stratford visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Clark on Sunday. Mr. and •Mrs. Lyle Hart and family were in Clinton on Sunday where they visited 111r. and Mrs. Archie Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Illman have closed their general store here and with their family have moved Guaranteed Investment Certificates now Getyours1 today at...- WCMRIA GREY VG TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889 Listowel, Ontario to Durham. We are sorry to see them leave the village but wish them every success in their new home.. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Toman visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Boyne Sage and family, 3rd Line Wallace. Mrs. David Robinson who spent the winter with her daughter in Toronto has returned home for the summer, She had her daugh- ter, Mrs. W. A. Smith -as a guest for the weekend. K. F. Gibson and son, W. B, Gibson were weekend guests with theformer's sisters, Misses •Elsie and Marion -Gibson. Mrs. David Livingstone and Owen, Scarborough, Mrs. Archie Wells, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cope- land of Erin and Miss Helen Gib- son, Toronto, visited Sunday with Mrs. A. Wearring. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clement spent the weekend with relatives in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hockridge; Scarborough, spent the weekend with Mrs. Nora Moffatt and Har- old. Miss Susan Gibson, Toronto, and Gene Kronas, Burlington, were weekend guests with her mother, Mrs. Edward Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Manuel and Johnny Scarrow of Seaforth were Sunday guests with Miss Hazel Sparling. Mrs. Rick Wilken, .Sarnia, is visiting this, week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Art Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs, David Sanderson, London, and Jamie Sanderson, Toronto, were weekend guests with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Sanderson and attended the Sanderson -Button wedding in Lucknow on Saturday. UCW discusses price of quilts FORDWICH The afternoon Unit of the United Church Women held their June meeting in the Sunday school room: The worship service wlt given by Mrs. Alex Donaldson and Mrs. Austin Stinson beside a worship centre of an open Bible and an ar- rangement of pansies. The theme of the worhip • was "Spring and the beauty of the earth", and was given .• by Mrs. Donaldson. The scripture was ready by Mrs. Stin- son who also offered prayer. A solo; "In The Garden of My Heart" was sung by Mrs. Jack Wilson.• - The program on Africa en- titled, "The White Man - Comes Back to Black Africa", was pre- sented by Mrs.', Bruce Agla and Mrs. Crosby Sotheran. A ques- tionnaire followed. Mrs. Agla presided for the business portion of the meeting The roll call was "An African Custom". Members •decided not to pack a bale until fall and quilt prices were discussed. • The , meeting closed witti prayer. Lunch was served by Mrs. Stan Bride, Mrs. Wray Cooper and Mrs. Austin Stinson. NOTICE TO the Ratepayers of TURNBERRY TOWNSHIP The new location for the waste disposal site situ- iated on the south part of lot 10, conc. 10 or three quarters of a mile just north of the Turnberry Park on the Hoffer side road gill be open on Wednesdays" from 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. and Saturdays from 10,00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m..$mmencing Saturday,. June 17, 1972 and, each Wednesday and Saturday thereafter. Mr. Allister Lin- coln- will be the supervisor. Your co-operation will be very much appreciated. 15,'22. JOHN V. FISCHER, Clerk If It cau't • • • BURN, BLOW DOWN, , BE STOLEN, GET LOST, CAUSE A LAWSUIT OR HURT ANYONE THEN DON'T INSURE IT. But ... 'if it will, can and does -- then be sure of protection. Insure with us. We provide complete insurance coverage and insurance. EDWARD A. ELLIOTT General Insurance - Real Estate Broker Trutt Fund Representative 248 Josephine St., Win0ham Phone 157-1590 Res. 3571555 Amor r•� FIRST FORDWICH BROWNIE PACK—Mothers were the special guests at a Guides -Brownies flying up ceremony held in Fordwich Anglican Church last Week. Besides "fly- ing up" to Guides, eligible Brownies were awarded a num- ber of badges. Brownies from left to right are: back row - Cindy Hunyadi, Ellen Johnson, Laurie Brears, Susan Koen- ig,Sandra Gauthier, Mary' Ellen Seifert and Donna Hard- ing ; middle row - Donna Brears°, Heather O' Reagan, Mary Lou Ruttan, Brenda Mann, Donna Martin and Anne Robin- son; front row Beverley McCann, Marion Huth, Patti Mann, Cathy Gibson and Carolyn. Dinsmore. (Staff Photo) Mother -daughter banquet held GORRIE - The Gorrie-Wroxe- ter Canadian Girls in Training mother and daughter banquet was held recently in the Sunday School room of the Gorrie United Church. The banquet was served by the ladies of•Unit 2 who -were thanked by Colleen McMillan. the toast to the chjch • was given by Thelma Loutitt and re- plied to by Rev. George Sacb ; the toast to the mothers was given by Brenda Thornton with Mrs. Thornton replying; to the gradu- ates, by Mrs. Norman ,Fairies with Elizabeth Neilson replying; to the CM' by Tharon Riley with the girls repeating the purpose., Miss Lavonne Ballagh of Wing - ham was the -'guest speaker and her topic was "A Time for Every- thing". She was thanked by Julie Fairies. The graduation service was. conducted by Mrs. Norman Fairies. Velma Loutitt, Tharon Riley, Elizabeth Neilson and Debra Townsend were the gradu- ates. - Debra Townsend, on behalf of the CGIT, and Susan Edgar on behalf of the Explorers presented Mrs. Fairies' with gifts. Aquaint WI with 4.-H work WROXETER — The June 6 meeting of the Women's Institute was held in the Sunday school rooms of the United Church. The president, Mrs. C. R. Allan, introduced . Mrs. Maxine Adams, leader of Wroxeter 14-H Club, who gave a resume of the work of 4-H leaders as well as some of the projects undertaken by the girls. Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Phyl McMichael had a dis- play set up which included the certificates, spoons . and pins which are awarded to leaders and club members. ' Mrs. Joan Gibson and Mrs Dorothy McGee, leaders of Wrox- eter II 'Club also had a display showing the garments made 'by their club girls during the sleep- wear project. The girls of Club I put on a fashion show to display their finished garments. Marjorie Ann McMichael was the commen- ' tator, assisted by Linda Jean Hyslop. Mrs. John Ackerman played background music for the parade. Girls taking part were Carol and Susan Adams; Janet DeBoer,'Cathy Fines, Linda Jean Hyslop, Susan and Marjorie Ann McMichael. Lunch was served by the host- esses. The regular business meeting was held after 3 ch with Mrs. Allan presiding. Minutes were read and approved as well as a fi- nancial report. Roll call was an- swered by naming a famous Canadian woman. Membership was renewed in the Huron Cofanty Historical Society. A report of the district annual meeting was given by the district director, Mrs. Ron McMichael. An excellent topic on "Retire- ment" was read by Mrs. L. Van- ,Yelsor. The topic was prepared by Mrs. D. S. M4cNaughton of Wingham. • The Institute will donate prize money fora special baking class at the fall fair in Howick, open to 4-H girls only. Mrs. Allan, and Mrs. Dickison . will be the con- veners for the Institute exhibit at the fair. The meeting closed with a re- minder to members of the next meeting in September at the president's -home. 'FIRST FORDWICH GUIDE CO. -Receiving badges at a special mdther and daughter banquet held at the Fordwich Anglican Church last'week were these Guides. From.left to right: back row - Linda Brears, Linda •Espensen, Brenda McCann,. Pat Stewart, Edna Loughran, Lorraine Dins- more; centre row - leader, Mrs. Fay Demerling; Pam Stewart, Louise Douglas, Theresa, Nickle, Donna Wagler, Kathy Simmermaker, Brenda Haasnoot, leader, Mrs. Sharon Armstrong; front row Eileen Miller, Wendy.Bay- lor, Nancy Demerling; Janice Ruttan and Brenda Brears. Several functions mark anniversary WROXETER -- Mr, and Mrs. Burns Moffatt, Bluevale, were40 years married on June 8. A dinner for the immediate family was held at the Manor Hotel, Wingham, on June 4 and on Wednesday Bening, June 7, the Bluevale neighbors gathered at the -Moffatt home for a surprise party. They presented the couple with a beautiful white sheepskin rug and a social time was en- joyed. On Sunday, June 11, a number of relatives met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.' Harold ,Johnston, Morris Township, to extend best wishes and• they presented' them with a„ gift of money. PROVINCIAL—HONORS—Ruth MacAdam, left,. received her Provincial Honors Certificate and pin at Achievement Day at Howick Central School from Huron home economist Catherine Hunt of Clinton. Two other girls receiving provin- cial honors, Brenda Bremner 'and Bonnie Wilson, were ab - gent for photo. (Staff Photo) Achievement Freld► Homeri club from - more,,Bluevale, Moleaworth Molesworthand;, Fordwichpar,_t��'cipated in an Achievement ;ay. , "Sleep- wear" held tarda),, at, Howick Central 'Sol, Three members,,. Brenda Bremer, ,Huth MacAdan. and Bonnie Wilson, received. Provin- cial Honor, Certificates and Pins for the completion of 12 ROM - making Club projects, Catherine Hunt, Huron County home wow, mist, made the presentations and chaired the proceedings, Receiving County Honor Certi- ficates. and Pins for the comple- tion of eight projects were the fol- lowing Donna , MacAdam, Jo- Ann Kieffer, Kim Baylor, Sherry Machan, Linda Gibson, Brenda Fiplay, Gail Renwick, Cathy . Clarkson; Anne Simmons, Jacinta Kieffer, Cathy Barbour, Susan Bridge and Gwen` Gibson. During the afternoon a pre- sentation of spoons and certifi- cates of achievement was made to club leaders. , Comments on a fashion show, presented by members. were made by Mrs. Jill Varnell, home economist of Kitchener. Mrs. Jean Lawless, home economist of Harriston, discussed the exhibits. The project for fall will be "The Third Meal". • ailed on Mrs; Victor person and Mrs. Bill vane to see if -he could find any trace from the irweedomuir tt Book or cemetery logs of any HON horns who were thought .to have resided in the vicinity at ono time, Deep anyone remember the ' name? John Mere 147 OILER • with Bolo. Thrower John Nara No. 22 HAY CONDITIONER New Ido* , HAY. CONDITIONER and OTHER .IMPLEMENT$ Anderson's FERTILIZER ATRAZINE SOW 24-D and Other SPRAY MATERIALS w. At Competitive Prices A.B.M. Farms LTD: R.R. 2 Bluevale Phone 887-9043 or 291.3770 PROCLAMATION Senior Citizens' Week June 18 - June 24 It is with sincere pleasure that the Municipal Coun- cil/oUt- Corpora Ion, of the Town of Wingham calls upon all residents of the community to join in the ob- servance of Senior Citizens' Week. The older residents of this town have not only con- tributed much to its growth and development over the -years,. but- continueto-be--a vital part -of well-rounded --� life in this community. - We welcome the Opportunity to pay tribute to respected elder residents of Wingham and - to ass them . of their value as partners in all our present an future undertakings. • ' . DeWitt Miller, Mayor • See our display of SHR -UBS, TREES, EVERGREENS, HEDGES Plan in Spring; Summer or Fall Complete line of GARDEN & LAWN SUPPLIES HOWSON do HOW$ON LTD. Garden Centre Phone 357-2700 Wingham • • 0 0