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c.srNaeerrt. All the girl*.
with Mr Garnet
rpianist,sang"* Long
+tad
Freedom" and "Lord of
the D
Allen rgave violin num-
bers. The five Coultas sires,
aMatby pianist /Am,
•�,
Johnston"Sing"
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father's Clock")
"Si ' and "ro��+
p.
of the Worlds
A colorful hat para was put
en, by , Q fisher, WS.
W00 40014 AIM Joh,
Wit, James Wilson Mrs, John:,
Gear , l Tiffin and Miss'
Merle Wilson,
Accordion selections were
given; by f Join, Mil it and banjo
by Shirley Tom, rs. Bradburn
- gave mouth. organ :numbers,.
accompanied . Carr. ieSewers. ,
Mrs. Bill Gibson and Mrs..
Wardrop sang "Whispering
Rope" and "Rave You • Been,
owderand' Mrs.
gave ".Green Sleeves'" a
"Battle Ilymn of the• ".
Garnet Q 'a rrir ort the Saxe..
and Mr*. Fad, est,
yea- "Manitoulin Wane and
"Just Keep Trusting ".
Douglas Inglis sang; "Our
Country" ��*pa ri0ti *limber,
The"FuiSinters del ted the.
audience with their step. dancing.
A akit L"Where's My Baby?"
was presented, by Mrs. George
Fier, Mrs‘
J bra Conn a
Mrs. Nettie .
Gord Leggatt sang two solos,
accompanied by Mrs. Farrier.
Mrs, Vie, Durnin on the auto-
, accompanied byMrs. Far -
gave tw�onumb s.
Min Merle Wilson, WI presi-
dent, thanked all for coming, and
th040 who took part in the con-
cert. .
Lunch was served too: the per-
Valuers -
THESE',FIVE LOVELY VOUNC,ladies are the Coupes sisters from igrav►e and they
Were one of 15 acts thatperformed at the Whitechurch munity:Memorial. Hell on. PO!.
any evening, The whole affair was organized by the Wldt hurch'Wl. (Staff :Photo)
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Nominations of Separate School Supporters for one repre-
sentative an the Huronr Perth County Separate School Board to
repres.nt The townships .of' Ashfield; West Wawanosh, East
• Wpwanosh,Turnberry4:and Hawick and the Town, of Wingham,
will bea received by the Undersigned' commencing on November'.
7 at the -hour of. 9;a.m. and closing November 12 at the hour of
5 p.r► < •
DONALD SA. SIM ON
RiturningOfflier
Towfship, of Ashfield.
R.R. 0, Godericb Onto
Whitechurch:4
student 'minister, 'spree on t
topic, �. ' "Revelations» 9 when the
Young
People's: Society met at
at
Chaeightto'clock ►Sundyteraiany Cher
.
Mr,: Kay also led in Prayer.
The: meeting opened with n.
singso"g accompanied ,by' Cecil
de on the guitar. Plans were
made for the Knox College re -
rest :and and'
theondonon youthNovember ro16ily' was.17 also.
discussed
John, de ,Boer received . end'
dedicated the offering. Grace
was sung and lunch Was served.
Approximately 29 attended the
meeting.
CHRYSLER - DODGE PLYMOUTH
OWN OF WINGHAM
Take notice thin nominations will be. received at the Clerk's
O��ffice 9 a.m. to 5 p.m from November 7, .1974 to .November
12, 1974 for this , office of Mayor, Reeve, Deputy -Reeve, Six
Councillors,';itwa Public Utilities Commissioners, and one trus-
tee for Huron County Board of Education.
Nomination forms are available at the clerk's office.
Any candidate who qublif es has until 5 p.m. Novembera 13
to withdra is name from any offic •
If an is r ,"t.wilt`be held on _ oirdpy,' ec.
r 2, 197d► • ,, . t drill b "hei • , 4 . r,� , .Nov
erg fcorr ;Od a�ma `fa • : o'clock int e a , pr. • • n in Wing-
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THIS GIRLS' CHORUSwas the lead-off act at the Whitechurch Women's Institute Variety
Night .in the Whitechurch, Gornmunit`y Memorial Hall.on friday. Local, musicians and
singers performed, showing'a wide variety of teilents. The evening was a delightfully suc-
cessful venture. (Staff Photo)
L�
',NIf LIAl It R l fl1ll+C( R.,
Return ng Officer.
Victor Emerson and Earl Wil -
ken attended the funeral.of Mrs.
-cola Chadwick at Millard
rge Funeral Home at London
on Friday at 1:00 p.m.
JAMES H. MARTIN
Beaver Home Consultant
Phone me and i'II be pleased to send you a free
Beaver Hones Ctrtdlogue immediately.
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Mr. and Mrs. Russel McGuire
of Kitchener; after, attending the
variety, concert in,the` all, spent
the evening with Mr? ° and Mrs.
Victory Erriersoit:'
+Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Emerson,
Darlene, Sharon and Brenda of
St. Catharinesspent the weekend
with his uncle Victor. Emerson
and, Mrs, Emerson.
Mr. and Mrs.. John Willis and
son of --Kincardine were Sunday
visitors with Mrs. Doris Willis.
Hallowe'en ghosts, goblins and
witches made their rounds on
Thursday evening declaring,
"Trick or, Treat". All the homes
had treats for the young callers.
The village is proud of its young
fry who did very little window
soaping and did no unkind tricks
on anyone. Many carried Unicef
boxes collecting money to send to
foreign lands, to put. food in the
hands of others.
Sunday visitors with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Evans, were Marlene and Debbie
Evans and friends of Hamilton.
Mrs. Wallace Conn and Mrs.
Earl Caslick are visiting this
week with George Conn, Mra.
Conn and family of Sherbrooke.
Visitors on the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. . Robert Mowbray
were Mr. and MIs. Hector Pur -
don, Raymond and her mother,
Mrs. House of Strathroy, also Mr.
and Mrs. Relison Falconer and
Lynn of Sairnia. They also visited
with her mother, Mrs. Stacey of
Wingham.
Whitechurch Women's Insti-
tute will hold its Public Relations
meeting on Monday, Nov. 11, at 8
p.m. in the Whitechurch Hall.
The hostess is Mrs. Lorne
Durnin; roll call, one way a
member can assist in establish-
ing good public relations; motto,
you speak a better sermon with
your life than with your lips; Mrs.
William Evans; topic, means of
communications, Mrs. William
Rintoul; report of rally; lunch,
Mrs. Albert Coultes, Mrs. Fred
Tiffin and Mrs. Bill Gibson. All
are welcome.
.At the general meeting Sunday
afternoon Joe Tiffin received a
gold Honorary Life Membership
card for serving on the
musicians' executive board for
ten consecutive years. The com-
munity extends congratulations.
Mr. Ducharrme of Wingham also
received a gold Honorary Life
Membership card.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Pardon,
Kathy, Lori and Kendra were
Sunday afternoon visitors with
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Humphrey
and family of St. Helens.
Visitors on the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Beverley Kay and
family-, to help"daughter Wend
celebra ; ; " birthday; were
j,` maternal grandmother, , Mrs.
11, Graham of Brampton, paternal
grandmother, Airs. Bella Kay of
Guelph, and her daughter Gale of
• Guel7J Atm. the YouthY.P.S.
Attending Y
• illy:' at London Sundafter=
noon were Graham Kay, John de" '
R Bir, -Nancy de Boer, Helen
Weirsma, Cecil de . Boer and
George Jamieson.
• Mrs. Carl McClenaghan visited
last Monday and Tuesday with
Mr. and Mrs. Mack, Steward` of
Waterloo.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Norris and
family of Woodstock were
weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. R. Des Roches and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mess of
Plattsviile were Sunday visitors
with her parents, 'Mr. and Mrs.
Ben McClenaghan, and brother,
.Carl McClenaghan and Mrs. Mc-
Clenaghan.
Weekend visitors with their
. parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Dan Tiffin,
were Joyce Tiffin of Toronto .and,
Barry Tiffin of 'Kitchener and on
ilnday Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Tiffin and family. Bevin and
Douglas were celebrating birth-
days.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Tiffin, Joan and Shirley attended
the general meeting and annual
Ladies' Night of Stratford Musi-
cians at Victorian Inn, Stratford,
featuring entertainment and .
smorgasbord luncheon.
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Gbderich residents, caught in
the legal battle for the establish -
meta of no less than two shopping
plazas in their immediate area,
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when the courts adjourned 'both
cases. The town and the Town-
ship of Goderich have both gone
to court to defend their approvals
of plazas located within the town
limits and another Just out of
town.
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