The Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-10-12, Page 6Page Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, October 12, 1972
—Mr- and Mrs. W. H. French
spent the weekend at Galt, where
they attended a meeting of the
Canadian Wrens, the women's.
branch of the Royal Canadian
Navy. On Sunday afternoon they
were present at the unveiling of a
five-foot high statue of a Wren,
made by a 'former Wren who is
now a sculptor, The statue, com-
memorating tlhervices of the
Wren organization during the
war, is placed in front of the new
public library. About 800-1,000 at-
tended the unveiling and the re-
ception which followed.
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A SCOUT COUNCIL MEETING last Thursday night dealt with not only immediate plans,
such as for apple day here October 21, but long-range studies involving a possible new
Scout House for local Cub, Scout, Venturer and Rover activities. From the left are Rich-
ard Wall, Russell Foxton, Randy Breniil, Rev. Robert•Armstrong, Secretary Scott Reid,
Chairman Crawford Douglas, Ken Foxton (hidden), and Dave Hynes. (Staff Photo)
Group plans Scout season for Wingham
The Group Committee of Cubs,
Scouts, Venturers and Rovers
met in the library room of Wing -
ham Public School last Thursday
night under the chairmanship of
Crawford Douglas and con-
sidered a number of plans for
Scouting activities in the new
season.
• day, October 21, this being one of
the few means the boys have of
raising funds for their activities.
Young salesmen will be trans-
ported by car to outlying commu-
nities of Bluevale, Whitechurch
and Belgrave to market apples.
In addition they will operate in
teams, one Cub with one Scout,
during Friday evening on
Josephine Street in Wingham.
The Group Committee decided
to leave the registration fee at the
present level, by paying any
Fordwich Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Bride spe
the weekend with Mr. and Mr
Bob Bride in London and a
tended the christening servi
Sunday for their grandson.
Mr: and Mrs. Jack King an
Roger moved last week to Guelp
where they will be making the
new home.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Watkins
Bolton and John Harris of Ne
market spent the weekend wit
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Harris.
Saturday and weekend gues
with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cars
well were Mr. and Mrs. Jo
Carswell and little daughter o
Kitchener, Mr. -and •Mrs. Lynn
Ferguson and' baby of . George
own and Mr. and Mrs. Dave In
glis of Lucan.
Mr. and Mrs. Holger Espense
spent the holiday weekend a
Barry's Bay and on Saturda
attended the wedding of a friend
and7Mrs. John Dunbaran
family' of Bay Ridges and Murra
Wilson of Goderich visited ove
the holiday with Mrs. Florenc
Wilson.
Mr: and Mrs. Anson Demerlin
spent Thanksgiving Day with Mr
and Mrs. Gordon Goldrich i
Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Austin an
family of Tillsonburg were•week
end visitors with the latter'
mother, Mrs. Pearl Patterson
Mr:' and Mrs. Glenn Johnston
Mrs. Jack Ruttan'. and . Gar
Douglas attended the Simcoe fai
on Friday and Saturday. .
Mr. and Mrs. Randy King an
Bruce spent the weekend wit
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ballamy a
London. '
Mrs. Sandra Godwin of Toront
visited recently with John and
Leanne at the home of Mr. and
Mrs.. Robert Harnoch, where they
make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart and
sons visited over the weekend
with friends in Kitchener and at-
tended Oktoberfest Saturday
evening. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Les -Burrows of
London and Mrs. ' George Rich-
ards and family of London spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Austin Stinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rumple and
sons of Burlington visited Satur-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Anson
Ruttan and attended the fair.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Foster and
nt family of Toronto spent the week-
s. end with Mrs. Ruby Foster:
t- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kato and
ce Sage of Toronto spent the week-
end at their home here and at -
d tended the fair Saturday.
h . Mr. and Mrs: Frank Benin,
it Dawne and Michael of Tillson-
burg visited Sunday with Mr. and
of Mrs. Earl Moore.
w- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Simmons
h visited over the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Wildfang and
is family at Mississauga.
- Mr. and Mrs. William Magill
hn and Jirn"of London spent Thanks -
f giving weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Crosby Sotheran.
Mrs. Pearl Piercey and Miss
- Ann Miller•, of Fergus spent
Thursday evening with the lat-
a ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. El -
t mer Miller.
y Carmen Bride of Port Credit
▪ visited with friends in the com-
d • munity last -week.
y Recent guests with Mr. and
✓ Mrs. Cliff Budd were Clifford Mc -
e Cannell of Brampton and Mr. and
• Mrs. George Budd and family of
g Matheson.
▪ Miss Sandra Allan of George -
n town, 'Arnold Allan of Brampton
and Miss Annie Winkel of Guelph
d spent the weekend at their
home's.
s Congratulations to Russel Rut-
, tan who was the lucky winner of.
, 10,000 feet of drain which was
y given away at the 1972 Interna -
✓ tional Plowing Match held. re-
' cently at Sebringville. Russel
d won this -by just signing his name
h and address on _ a ticket and
t dropping it in the box at the tent
where this was being displayed.
o Sunday, visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Ted .Klaassen were Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Nicholson and children
of Morrisbank.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sothern
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Sothern at Palmerston.
Weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Connell were Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Duncan,mber-
ley and Stephen of Brarnfiton.
Mrs. Joan Bateman, Cheryl,
Debbie and Brenda of Ethel
visited Saturday with Mrs. Wal=•
ter Hainstock and attended the
fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Montgomery
of Toronto called on friends in the
village Saturday while attending
Howick Fair.
Wroxeter Personals
Weekend guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Vern Clark were Terry
Clark, Don Mills, Miss Deanna
Prokopiszyn, St. James. Town,
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Pollock and
Todd of Stratford.
Miss Ann Douglas, Ottawa,
spent the holiday weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Douglas.
Miss Hazel Sparling spent the
weekend in Goderich with Mrs.
Angus Carmichael and Mr. and
Mrs. James Robertson. Sunday
guests at the same home were
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bodfish,
London, Misses Evelyn and Doris
• Wake, Toronto.
Holiday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart Higgins were Mr.
and Mrs. Ron Higgins and
family, Stratford, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Higgins and family.
Mrs. William Smith, Toronto,
spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. David Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert ,Fryers,
Hamilton, were holiday weekend
guests at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Shore,
Mr. Shore and family.
Mrs. Gordon iUnderwood, Gor-
rie, . and Mr, and Mrs. Bud
Stewart, Harriston, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Vern Clark.
Miss Hazel Sparling ac-
companied Mr. and Mrs. James
Robertson to St. Agatha on Mon-
day to attend the Hill Climbers
competition there.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Erb,
Teeswater, were recent guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Doug-
las.
Present plaque
to area couple
WROXETER The Wroxeter
Bible Study group • met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shore
last Saturday evening for a sur-
prise farewell party for Mr. and
Mrs. Lou Taylor who are leaving
the community.
During the evening they were
presented with a beautiful bronze
plaque with the Scripture John
3:16 engraved on it.
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Toronto 315, Ontario
amount over the regular $2 but of
committee funds.
The committe will order the
new green and llow scarves for
Cubs and red' and white for
Scouts.
An appeal was made for any
unused Cub or Scout uniforms
that may be available in Wing -
ham. Anyone having uniform
items that are suitabl for re-tlse
by an active Cub or cout who
does not now have a Th iform
should contact Crawford Douglas
ar any member of the committee.
Tentative plans were made for
locating another centre for use of
Cub and Scout activities, and a
survey will be undertaken of suit-
able quarters, with the possibility„
of building Scout quarters to be
considered on a long-range basis.
et ray on Saturday after, being a patient
in Victoria Hos ital ° for four
weeks. p
Mr. andM1' 'Roger Bienian,
Mr. and Mrs. ell Edgar, Mrs,
Art M. Edgar and Murray of
Wingham spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Hartley Smith of Till-
sonburg.
Mrs. Len Coyne and Bonnie of
Windsor spent the weeknd with
Mrs. Lawrence Taylor and visi-
ted with other Robinson rela-
tives, Visitors at the same home
were Miss Joyce Taylor and Miss
Linda Crites of Toronto.
Mrs. Margaret Kemp of Toron-
to spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. George Hickey. Visitors
*t the same home on Monday
ere Mrs. Keith Robinson and
Kind of Newmarket and Mrs.
Ross Robinson of Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs: Cyril. Canning of
Mansfield, Mr and Mrs. Kenneth
Coultes and -daughters of Chat-
ham, Douglas Coultes of Ripley
and Doris Coultes of Waterloo
spent the Thanksgiving holiday
with Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Coultes.
Mrs. Ivan Wightman, Mrs.
Robert Purdon, Mrs. Ross Hig-
gins, Mrs. Gordon Higgins, Mrs.
William Coultes, Mrs, Jack
Kraehler, Mrs. Herb Wheeler,
Mrs. Stan Hopper and Mrs. Nor-
man Coultes attended the Huron
Women's Institute Rally at Au-
burn last week. Mrs. Clarence
Diampnd of New Hamburg was
guest speaker.
A reception and dance was held
in the Women's Institute Hall on
Saturday evening in honor of the
newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Leon-
ard Robinson (Doris Rintoul) .
Music was provided by Tiffin's
Orchestra. Before lunch the
young couple were asked to come
to the platform, when Kenneth
Black read an address and a gift
'of money was presented by Roger
Bieman. Both Leonard and Doris
thanked everyone for their gift.
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