The Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-08-31, Page 10Page
The Winghant. MdVallee.Tjme Tht ay, August 31, 1972
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.44r4,-- -Harry-WO ranil a Of
Plattsville visited on Friday with
her parents, MIC. sad Mrs. 'len
cClenaghan 11014 brut r, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl McCieuaghan.
Jim McIntyre and Gilles Beau-
bry of Chelmsford, near Sudbury
Were when Mr. Beaubry
purchased a riding horse from
Carl McClenaghan.
Allan Evans of Hyde Park, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Eric) Evans, re-
turned this week to undergo
further treatment in a London
hospital. He was in a car accident
in the spring.
Mr, .and Mrs. Russel Gaunt
have returned from their western
tour and are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Currie of Wingham.
Bill Humphrey of St. Helens
and Miss Linda Snowden of Lon-
don spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Snowden and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Shultz
were Sunday visitors with their
son, Leonard, Mrs. Shultz and
family at Tillsonb,urg.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Evans of
London visited on Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. Bill Evans, a
patient in Wingham and District
- Hospital and attended the Moffat
'reunion held in Teeswater arena.
They also visited with his father,
Bill Evans, at his home . here.
This community is sorry' to
learn that Simon DeBoer, father
of John and Peter DeBoer, has
had a stroke while visiting in Hol-
land.
Miss Mildred McClenaghan
arrived hpme on Wednesday
after visiting with her cousin,
Mrs. Doris Leeson and family of
Nanaimo, B.C.
Helping Amsey Wilken cele=
brate his 86th birthday on Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Wilken, Marjorie and
Johnny of Gowanstown were Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Scott, Bob, Betty
and Valerie, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Wilken, Sharon and Michelle, all
of Listovyel, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Wilken, Carol, Brenda and Paul-
° ine of Atwood, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Wilken, Kay and Glenna, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Wilken and Kimberley,
and Bruce Wilken.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Chapman
and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Chapman 13
were Sunday visitors with Mr.
, and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin. wi
t. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Earl a
Caslick on. Saturday were Mr. F
and Mrs. Brian Caslick and baby v
-Scott.London. On Sunday Mir.
and Mail. W6 llace Conn and -Alma
visited Mr. and Mrs.. Caslick,
Spending the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. George Currie, East
Wawanosh, were Mrs. Ste, Marie
and family of London and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Currie and
family 9, California, who had
• holidaye0 with his parents for the
last two lweeks and left for home
on Monday. Charlie is associated
with Acme Dairy Company
where they have plants in Cali-
fornia. He also assisted in or-
ganizing three pasteurizing
plants in British Columbia.
,,.On Thursday, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Morrison, accompanied by
their grandson, Kenneth Stock -
hill, who had been visiting here,
went to South Porcupine. They
returned home on Sunday after
visiting with their daughter, Mrs.
Frank Stockhill, Mr. Stockhill
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Chapman
of Califo'liia arrive& this week-
end to visit with his mother at
Brookhaven Nursing Home,
Wingham, They are also visiting
with his brother, Russell and
Mrs. Chapman.
Mr. and Mrs.. Bill Gibson and
family attended. the Carruthers
family reunion at the parish hall,
Lucknow, on Sunday. •
Simon deBoer of Toronto spent
the weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter deBoer.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore,
Linda, Richard -and Cindy were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs: Ron : Petteplace of Tees -
water.
Debbie Coultes of Oakville is
visiting with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coultes and
with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Craig and
Lana.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Pipe of
Brussels were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coultes.
Home for the weekend were
Miss Alma Conn, Toronto; Joann
Laidlaw, Goderich, Irene deBoer,
Stratford, Joyce Tiffin, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Conley
and Jason of Wingham were Sun-
day afternoon visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Conn.
Rev. and Mrs. Angus MacKay,
ertha and Agnes MacKay of
London were Sunday visitors
th Mrs. A. E. Purdon and Mr.
nd Mrs. Robert Mowbray. Paul
alconer of Sarnia is a holiday
isitor with Mii. and Mrs. Mow-
bray.
Guaranteed. Miss Mary Hamilton of Pon-
tiac, Michigan, is visiting a-
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On Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Dow and family, a birthday party
was held for Mrs. Eccles Dow
and Mrs. May Young. Present to
celebrate the occasion were Mr.
and Mrs. Melville Beecroft and
their family from Otterville, Mr:
and Mrs. Hector Hamilton and
family of Gorrie, Mr. and MM.
Gilbert Beecroft and family and
Mrs. Dow's family..
Next Sunday, September 3,
.services at the United Church,
with .Mr. Karel deKoeijer in
charge, will be at 10 a.m. and
Sunday School at 11 a.m.
25TH WEDDING
On Saturday m Whitechurch
Community Hall Mr. and Mrs,
Harold Humphrey were enter-
tained by friends and relatives to
a 25th wedding anniversary
dinner with about 35 present, . in -
chiding the bridesmaid and
groomsman of 25 years ago. The
table was centred with a
decorated bride's cake and
lighted candles. Among the gifts
received were an electric fry pan,
battery clock, 25th wedding tray,
wool and flannelette blankets and
numerous other gifts.
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ROOF CONSTRUCTION is now underway on the addition to the Stanley -Berry Limited
door plant at Wingham, roofing compound being pumped'to the rooftop by tankers. Steel
reinforcing is being platted iIn position for pouring of play floors to be completed this
week. The work is expected to be complete before the mirtrile of September. (Staff Photo)
Belgrave Perso 1 Notes
Misses Ferneida Hastings an
Debbie Hamilton of 'Hespele
spent the weekend with Mr. an
Mrs. Roger Bieman.
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Saxdy an
family of Port Credit called o
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bieman o
Monday morning.
Mrs. Albert. Vincent visite
with Mr. and Mrs. John Bernas
cone who were visiting with
Harry Grasby of Blyth last Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott and
family of the Lucknow area
visited with Mr. and Mrs, Alex
Robertson on Sunday.
Kevin Van Camp is spending a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Jardin of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Jamieson
and Douglas Hanna, visited last
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Randy
White.
Mr. and Mrs. James Keller and
baby Sharon Ellen of Kitchener
spent the weekend with her
parents Mr; and Mrs-. Jack Tay-
lor.
Misses `Sandra and Lisa Camp-
1361141-;fihwi)dire1 spyend}pg a
few ays h. their grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
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d cardine on Saturday. Mr.' and
r Mrs. Harry Cook are grand -
d ` parents of Darlene Slessor.
Mr. and Mrs. George Linle` of
d Detroit visited with ,their untie
n and aunt, Mr. and Mist 4lbtrt
n Vincent, and attended the funeral
of her aunt, Mrs. Thoinas TaY1or
d of Blyth.
- Albert Vincent attended the
Zinn, reunion at Sarnia ort Sufi-
- day.•
John Allen and Mrs. Thyra
Townsend of Mimic() spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Vincent.
• Visitors during the week with
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vincent
were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc -
Hi.bberd..
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nelson and
Kim, of Mount Forest were Sun-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs:
1-farold Procter and Miss Mar
garet Curtis,
Brian Spivey is holidaying with
his grandparents, * Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Procter:
Mrs. Arthur H. Edgar of Wing -
ham, who has been a_ patient 'in
the Wingham and District Hospi-
tal, returned to the home of her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse on Sun-
day.
Mrs. Telford' Cook spent a
couple-of,days with Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Slessor of Glamis. She
attended the wedding of Darlene
Slessor and James Hanniman in
St. Anne's Roman Catholic
Church, Kincardine, on Satur-
day. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook, Mr.
anti Mrs. David Kirkby, Frank
Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Cook, attended the Slessor and„
Hanniman wedding in St. Anne's.
Roman Catholic 'Church in Kin -
Bide -elect,
Mary Grasby
feted at shower
BELGRAVE.— Mrs. Glen Van
Camp and Miss Barbara Muil-
wyk ,were _hostesses when..a,,nds-
cellaneous shower was held in tbe
United ' Church Sunday, School
rooms last Wednesday eveninin
honor of Miss Mary Grasby,
bride of next month.
Mrs. Clare Van Camp con-
ducted a couple of contests.
Misses Brenda Johnston, ' Mar-
jorie Procter and Nancy Ander-
son sang two numbers, "Mich-
elle" and "May You Always".
The guest of honor, her mother,
Mrs. Robert Grasby, and' the
groom's mother, Mrs. Laura
Johnston, were escorted tb the
decorated chairs at the front and
each had a corsage pinned on by
Mrs. Glen Van Camp, Miss Bar-
bara Muilwyk and Mrs: Eric Mit-
chier.
Mrs. Earl Anderson read an.
address of best wishes to Miss
Grasby and `gifts were presented
by Sheila Anderson, Maria Ar-
ruda and Carol Rintoul.
The brjde-to-be thanked every-
one for the lovely gifts and in-
vited. all to see .her gifts at the
home of her parents on Septem-
ber 11 and 12.
Lunch was served by ladies of
the fifth line of. Morris.
An Indian soothsayer in Jaipur looks into the future to predict
whether or not a husband looms on the horizon for the daughter
of Indian woman in above photo. Soothsayers are plentiful in
India, and tourists can find out about their futures for a fe%
pennies.
Indian Soothsayers
Look Into Future
FOR centuries, parents have
worried about the future
of their children.
Just about all parents want
to see offspring grow up. get
married, and have children of
their own.
In many countries, parents
don't usually take a hand in
finding a mate for their chil-
dren, while in other lands,
marriages are arranged.
In India, however, anxious
parents are often soothed , by
soothers — of which there
are no lack.. In fact, it seems
that just about everyone he -
comes a soothsayer at one time
or another in India, predicting
anything from future husbands -
or wives to the weather.
Tourists visiting India often
have their fortunes read by
street -side soothsayers. No
elaborate crystal halls, or fancy
North American style dark.
ened rooms are needed h,y the
Indians. They'll give'it to you
straight from the shoulder for
a few penfi'ies.
So if you want to know
about the man or women of
your dreams, and you happen
to he going to India for a visit,
he sure to solicit the advice of
a soothsayer.
Who knows — maybe you'll
hecotne a heliever.
Dowell of Sault Ste. Marie
Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Smith and Gordon McDowell of
Westfield.
" Mr. and Mrs. Robert, Hibberd,
Lisa and Sandra, Campbell, Wal-
ter Scott and Henry Pattison
attended an Orange RBP church
service in Lucan Anglican
Church, Sunday afternoon when
Rev. Bro. Robert Carson was the
speaker.
Mrs. Marshall Stonehouse, who
has been a patient in the Wing -
ham and District Hospital, was
able to return to her home on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hood of
Owassa, Michigan, spent a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. -George
Michie• and Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Anderson. -
Mrs. Oscar Allen of Vicount,
Saskatchewan, returned home
this past week after spending a .
couple'of weeks visiting with her
lister, Mrs. Elizabeth Leslie and
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. ° Willard Arm-
• Strong and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
411Itnstrong spaWt StindtiOvithTliie
latter 's 'daughter -arid sots-in-Iavir,
Mr: and Mrs. Lawrence Bottrell
of Londonz •
itlter .lvlany Orf ,1will
the tt
earn that .111m,'
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Man: Turner 10 now a resident at
' ork nowt; ewmar*et'; Room
#.12.
Mars. Albert Coultes was re-
Leased from 1Niegham and Dis-
triet Hospital on Wednesday. Her
anddaugllter, Debbie Coultes,
is Staying with her.
Mrs Eolith Brown of London
spent Friday and Saturday with
her mother, Mrs. am Evans, a
patient in Wingham and District
Hospital, and with her father, Bill
Evans at his home here.
The community extends their
sympathy to Miss Annie Ken-
nedy, Wingham, and to Mr. and
Mrs. George Kennedy in the
passing of their brother, David,
of Victoria, B.C. last .week.
Mr. and Mts. 'Harold Biasing,
Laurie and Sheena of Neustadt
were Thursday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Emerson.
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