The Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-04-19, Page 14•
Vetted with
Ruth Ann VI/bite.
pr'esadent, led
e, Cathy
of the roll call.
Meeting were
" Rob its and the.
$Carmichael.
rpt w given.by
ael.•
' next gaMeS
-
Sheila Anderson.; 40el; h l antis,
with
worship M,, Patti Edwards;
clean up gird,, Janette Johnston
and MarY Isobel/jet ..fiery°,,,
Cathy Walker helped with the
worshipSeri/lee. Anne Procter
and Vim Lens collected the offi r-
and• .Patti Edwards recited
Abe:offertory prayer,
The leaders and helpers ;had a,
skit on good manners. The girls
,-welted, inn their first, second and
tedstripes and some giris
worked en special- apodia study badges.
The sing-Song
�, Neth.was led by Mary.
The Lord Sijcoe l cam?
night special for two at a co.
deluxe acro ,iodation for
'fanno : ,Captainis Table
cocktail,bre1f'ast each.
.extra for you. a 2
of only $59.94. j .. . .
two nits,
r►te with, a 'ct
.,d a sightseeing tour
of Toronto'*, many attractions exciting � g
► .� ' for �'.
459,90*aba+oct ' to ,add' registration. The
Simcoe lain the heart. of downtOwn Toronto* '1
shopping theair'i s and entertainment a
You get .so ng is -special et the .
Simcoe— it's friendly hospitality you. willenjoy through-
out your: stay with us.
.Colour TV�' ev
eky�rtliAlt'n.t"1#liY .CA!itleuled
CHILDREN .La
REOF R
Ab:
ES.
1 dad
2 ofSacred Heart Separate .Schonl take
training for their first communion under the direction of Mrs. Don Carter.
Standing at back ire Kent Hallahan, Nancy Doerr, Tracey
. Fischer, Jacque-
lineue-lime Ranmaioo,Davidl�lontggrwery, Eileen Mahe, Anne Kernaghan,
Sharon Martin, °Annie Pols and Victor Kelly. Seated at table are Lenny
- V
Join; Your `Fellow Canadians on
rl�AVELLINONS 1973
Frendsbip Thr .t0 the
` nu ba Jed
..
SNI TORONTO
rA n seclally 11,4n ;. r y
!
I* .091 , You °ir vlsif ani Irish i atdie.w re
nifregnt Med!Seval° B ininet;' :' kISV' #lie
i 3t no; ,wlriiit with the. roliickiny'iirish aR d hear
t±tsads:'n of their frlendly,'traditianal pubs:
histo*Stretching:. pre.vikii g days.
i!4 .Sit the magnifleent• . Edinburgh Castro
gIyrood ,douse'; viii ' 'the visited
city of
rd pan-�4 o and;the` Shakespeare M :mortal
i Ysl ad nor days ire :Europe's
iiiva '11'' v%isr#t,liBt uthd ib. ,TghhIjam :P'sja'c.la:rge s'
eke' Chanting
is
.yr .
m end much ;more. ' r u'II .flti. WI t
,. Y i AiCarwada
of T ref class Ho '1s flit
fad travel °uxu
E�
�1
I'll
Schmidt) i
lt•' ar
t
i
na
c ,i
nn
'u
d
�A n�.
e r
.a al1
��arnpeau,;
Maria o
ts
rJohnny• Peels, Paulh,Shiaw. Iv', Rer en.tex�er# v��k� �eian�nr; tarlesHa4haN Kevin�Mea�If#: AMark 'Foron Seated front ' left are, Mary
'eanKernaghan, Karen Shaw, ,, nnis*Glynn, and at right, Stevie DesRoche's.aniJhiourec' (Staff Ph'o1
ur 'is .limitedto 32' persons.
accepted on ,a first-come,
er. i rrnation and Brochure call
1� E`•:1-800-2654254 OR WRITE::
�IRLD-WIDE TRAVEL 'SERVICE .LTD.
wz<
r# l✓ET CHATHAM,. ONT. 352-5:1.50
BELGRAVE — As from small
° acorns mighty oaks mature, so
from a small beginning in the
autumn_ of 1969, the Belgrave
Men's Choir has:expanded to 30
voices strong.
Qn April 13 and 14 the choir
members, each sporting a new
• blood -red shirt and white tie, ,pre-
sented their annual spring con-
cert '.:in the East Waawanosh
School. Many months of faithful
practiceunder the direction of
Rev. John . Roberts- were re-
warded by a. capacity attendance
each night, ,The accompanist is
the accomplished pianist Steven,
Sallows of..Wi, •ham:
ab
Supporting
talent included .
the
"ShindigsP, April McBurney,
Marni Walsh, Lori Thompson,
Lynne Haines, 'Alison: Roberts,
Scott Lougheed, Wayne •Cook,
Janet Cook and Don Bak laar
who are students of the East
Wawanosb School;. the Coolies.
i.:sisters, Janice, Joanne,Karen,
Andrea and four-year-old Alisen;
Bet ry 0 t•.&rrier
o. sten,
Marjorie Procter an'. Nancy
Anderson.
The program opened with the
choir chorus "Battle Hymn of the
Republic". Choir renditions
alternated with the 'supporting
talent. •
The Shindigs chose as their.
numbers "Me and• Bobby Mc-
Gee", "Bitter Green" and "The
Saints". They show fine, talents. -
Clifford Coultes held ,the
audience in stitches as he recited
O 1910. PONTIAc 2 -DOOR HARDTOP
Lic. NCZI'We
UO 1970 AMC GREMLIN
Lic. NE551
1964 CHEV. Vi TON PICK -Up
Lk. T66200
33,000 m i les
52,095.00
$1,595.00
$1,995.00
$1,995.00
$1,495.00
Safety Check (575.00
• ® 1966 PONTIAC V-8 \AUTOMATIC
Power steering, one owner, only 51,000 miles ,
Lic. FUD866
WHERE? In the Heart of
Beautiful
downtown Wingham
WHEN ? Right Now!
FREE 4 x 5 COLOUR PORTRAITS (3 POSES) WITH PURCHASE OF ANY
OF
THESE CARS. BRING THIS AD FOR A COFFEE AND A CARI "
Better ideals
make better
deals at the
sign of the
goose
5675.00
OTHERWISE STATED
monologues in his usual humor-
ous style, "The Night I Cremated
Sam McGee", a poem coin posed
by Clifford which related,'aw the
'blood -red, shirts and white ^ :ties
were chosen and "Albert Ra s -
bottom".
The Coultesgirls accompaned
by Mrs. George Johnston sang
three numbers which included
"Whatever Will Be Will
"The Candy. Man" anti
"$ape�.
calisragilisticex ialid ' *,''
p ,io n
their usual fine style. l\ Steve
Sallgws contributed Iwo beautjful
piano . sO1(S. r '4,Y t,
Saxophone duets by Harvey
McDowell and • Garnet Farrier
accompanied e
d b
P y Mrs Farrier' at
the ' piano were. much .a°4
pre c iated. k muck
"° a
How.ic
��1�oAl
biOrrdt 0eJuubgdat*,le
Tiverton heaped the iovvick
Club•, enjoy an exceptional' night
of fellowship Mondays s
To_ add zest to the occasion''foi
the visitors`' Clayton Nicholson,
president of the Ripley club, was
the winder of ,the:. $500 monthly
draw•coriducted byHowick Lions•"
to raise funds fora community
swimming
Mr. Nicholson was presented
with the cheque by Howick Presi
dept Bev C'urrah, assisted by Ken
Edgar, who'.'sold the winning
ticket. The fortunate visitor
reciprocated by donating $75 to
the home club.
John Ward, chartered account-
ant . of Listowel, was the guest
speaker and .he presented an in-
formative talk about income tax,
pointing out the many changes in
the legislation and how some of
them could be advantageous to
the taxpayer. •
Mr. Ward also gave specific in-
formation regarding farm part-
nerships • and situations when,
BELL �- 'During itN
Dai at rant Waw. ansaPublic
l ' Schppl, students emoi trated.
• • their'creati vit as: 'ell:as thei:10e) flying skill.;: Pointe wer
Bien, Johnston, awarded dor: a� novel kites,, .
Brenda" d n n, Marjorie attitade R rn a l -f
Procter , and Na? cy , And a � g,, ) ki e' looping.
renderederso and kite r`eelin -i
',Way .You, AiwPYs reeling40.
Moon•, y* "AliceKindergarten and :Grade 1
Gown 'utter jai*. Bim w Wal
"; � a ye •
� � winners; A►n�re shy Steven
rpleasing > nab
ner. They wer'eracoompanied ;by
Mrs, George; Johnston at the
piano.
The 'number "Steal • Away"
sung . by the _.choir, when first
grouped, together concluded a
very splendid: evening's enter -
Proceeds from t e Bel
Men's Coe,.. , �' ave
hr concert ar
., . � donated
to worthy causes...•
4 .
•
`Tire . com 'unity ,..Wishes 'to • ex
cess gratitude ' .
P and
gr ude ;to Rev: Roberts
and xn
the ;:other., ,concerti '
` � eMbei`
for .presenting suck ai '`fine. pro-
gram.
Bridge and Ann Procter; Grades
2 and; a winners: Judy Carmicn`-
ael, ,Jde ',Van.•Camp, !':Murray
Hastings; Grades 4,• 5 and 6: Delt-
oid Swartzentruber,'Ken Marks,
Marilyn Qarripbell; .Grades 7 and
$: Dwight •Lamont,• Mike Moore,
onald Bakelaarr, •
Sea your'travel agent"or contact' at:
.150 King; Street West, Toronto,, Tele .hone: 362-184
Mrs, Ross : Procter spent , tu'
days on the University
of 'Guelph
Martini .tour to Spain Madrid and
id• ;
the. Coast of "Mare Man .
1tHella on die
Mediterranean ' Sea. other - ,high-,
.lights were-. a day's; boat
trip ti
through the»Straits of Gibraltar"'
LiSTOWEL
TRAVEL BUREAU
Tour group to
visit Britain
ani"advh a
tails on capital gams.
urs. • �
Ie was introduced by Dave
Dismore and thanked by Donald,
C `cighlin. President' Bev email
conductedmeeting and Peter
yKeil conducteda;Chinese auction.
'Y .1
Lion Ken EAgarfinstituted one
of his ;un .protioking{stunts White
Crawford, .: ney p dr ;president>, of the
f _•' Tiverton Lions, Clay'.. top Nichol-
son, president -Ripleypclub, and
Elwood. Tucker •o ,< 'Kitchener, r" .
'candidate for °tfice of:. district;
governor and Doug `Coultes were
• the' participants,
The Hawick •Lioris..father and
son banquet will, ,he held in May.
President Bete Currah said de-,
toils wind be announced at the
next ' meeting. All members
signed a card of congratulation to
liesent to Lion Jim Inglis to mark
his' 35th wedding anniversary.
Acres of private ocean beach •heated'podl, sun,deoks • luxurious accommodation 'olf
priviledges on, 3 championship courses !free tennisdon premises • superb dining` -ni htl
dancing and entertainment 46 visits �to Walt' Disn' 9 t. Y
eylNc�rl�d available.
See your travel agent or contact:
innkeeper, 212 King St:-W.,1'ordnto,lel. (416) 36271537
It was announced last week
that former Huron County',
Warden Walter Forbes of Clinton
will• be the host along with Mrs.
Forbes, on Vellinga's Travel.
Service Annma1 Community
Friendship Tour to Southern Ire-
land and the British Isles.
Walter and Mrs. Forbes hosted
Vellinga's 1971 Community
Friendship Tour to Europe and
were joined by more than 30 resi-
dents from the county on this
most successful tour. Already a
• number of these former tour
members have registered on this
• year's tour.
Mr. Forbes is well-known in '
Clinton* and throughout the
county, having served in public
life for many years. He has,,.
always expressed a keen desire
to visit Ireland, Scotland, Wales
and England and is looking
forward with anxious anticipa-
tion to this tour.
A spokesman for Vellinga's
Travel Service, Herman Vel -
lingo, added, "In addition to
Walter and Mrs. Forbes accom-
panying the tour, they are escort-
ed throughout by a professional
tour escort along with a driver-
courier. Everything is looked
after including first-class accom-
modations, luxury motor coach
throughout, baggage handling
• inroughout and full course break-
fast and dinner daily."
This tour is for 22 days and will
depart from Toronto on Septem.
'ber 9. They will visit Ireland,
Scotland and England.
ER GO SUNTUR,
SUNTOURS 'BRITAINFORLESS'
Special New CHARTER FLIGHTS
• • •
WITH A,DIFFERENCE
SUNFLIGHT INCLUDES:
* Jet Air Transportation from
• Toronto to your destination and
return.
* Air Conditioned Accommoda-
'tions with bath:and full use of re-
sort facilities. •
* Transfers between Airport and
Hotel and return including the
i handling and • tiptping for one
piece of baggage.
*Sun( light Beach. Bag.
SA"NFLIGRTS
DEPART WEEKLY
DIFF EREI T BECAUSE:
You fly the newest and quietest giant on the route.. .
the magnificent DC-10. Gentle Giant comfort... big
windows, room to stretch, walk around. .. a'marvelous,
roomy feeling. •
Free in-flight movies and stereo... superb meals.. .
free first class bar... duty free . shopping privileges.
Departures for two, three and four weeks from Toronto
every weekend. For more exact departure dates call us
toll free at
1.000-2654254
CANADA' 'W
ROCKIES
15 DAM $695.',.
A fully escorted itinerary trom
Toronto visiting Calgary, Ran f f
Columbia Icefield*, Jasper, Vic- .,
toria and Vancouver. Inclutifs
Economy Class, Air Parc,; eft to
private motorcoach, while 'tear-
ing, four breakfasts and els din-
ners, First Class Accomodiittonit -'
and handling and lipp°g fel► one
piece of baggage per .iron.
GRAND PACIFIC
CIRCLE .. ' 15 .DAA`$.°..a
$73808
A fully escorted itinerary from.
Toronto visiting San Francisco
and environs, Portland, Seattle
and a ferryboat cruise sc , e' it
Juan de Fuca Strait to VictWht,
Vancouver, Fraser Canyon, Jas.
per, Banff and Calgary
DEPA tTS WEE tL '
JUNE ',SEPT.
* You get a holiday that takes you there... and, brings you ba
* You get the best possible values! ck!
* You get all the benefits, of Suntours and the Royal Bank of
*Last, but not least, you get the professional services and frees advice Canada!
-trip
ce 0►f
S
TRAVEL SERVICE
LTD.
Chatham, Ontario
Triy Ipk i, 519452
foil :Fre. i854 513,0
ook *fret Alf yolif ,l'r'avet 0111+enttll:.