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Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Watson of
Forest spent the weekend with their
sister-in-law, Mrs. Jean Pattison.
Dinner guests with Mrs. Jean
Pattison last Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Pattison, Tabatha,
Donna and Kevin of RR 3, Wingham
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Marks,
Steven, Darryl; Karrin and Michael
of Belgrave.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse
visited with their sister-in-law, Mrs.
Viola Stonehouse, last Saturday.
The Huron County Trappers' As-
sociation met last Friday evening,
April 29, in the Belgrave Community
Centre. There was a good shipment
, of mink, muskrat, beaver and rac-
coon pelts.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs,
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Clarence Hanna were David Lennox
of Brunner; Darryl Lennox and
friend Janice of Kitchener and
Wayne Minick and son Edwin of Kit-
chener.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McDonald of
RR 2, Brussels, were dirmer guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnston last
Sunday.
On behalf of the Canadian Cancer
Society, I thank the people of Bel -
grave and area for their generous
donations and also those who did the
collecting. A total of $2,730.50 was
raised.
Belgrave and area neighbors and
friends extend sympathy to the
Coultes families in the loss of a dear
father and grandfather, Robert H.
Coultes, who passed away at
NOTICE
SALE OF SALES
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
We're open this week.
Everything MUST go.
Prices Slashed Daily.
FRIDAY IS MADNESS DAY
OPEN:
9 am to 10 pm
Further reductions Saturday
if necessary.
LUCKNOW VARIETY &
DRY GOODS
Lucknow
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WINGHAM AND DISTRICT
OPTIMIST CLUB
EVENT
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BICYCLE
AND
LICENSE REGISTRATION
Saturday, May 14, 1988
9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
at the Wingham Arena
• Mandatory Bicycle Licenses Free
• Junior and Senior Categories
• Written Test - Skill Testing Course
•• Trophies, Decals, Ribbons
• Free T -Shirts to Participants,
sa X1';$-:244•4", Aver
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Wingham and District -Hospital on
May 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rath of
Mossley attended the funeral of their
cousin, Robert H. Coultes, on
Wednesday, May 4 and also visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Stonehouse.
Mrs. Nicholson
welcomes WMS
for May meeting
BELGRAVE—Mrs. Garner
Nicholson held the Women's Mis-
sionary Society meeting in her home
on Monday, May 2. "When Mothers
of Salem" was sung and Mrs.
Nicholson read a pOem, "Have You
Met God in Summer". Mrs. Ivy
Cloakey read the 113th Psalm and
Mrs. Mac Scott led in prayer.
Mrs. Robena McBurney gave the
secretary's report and Mrs. Cloakey
the financial report. The roll call
was answered with the names of
mothers of the Bible. Thirty -One
visits to the sick and slut -in were
recorded. It was decided to cancel
the July and August Meetings,
Mrs. Scott read a poem, "Hills in
Spring" and Mrs. Dalrymple read
"The Girl I Used To Be" and "Fami-
liar Things". Mrs. Nicholson read a
story on the struggle to feed the
hungry. in Ethiopia and a poem,
Soinebody;s Mother".
Following the singing of a closing
hymn, Mrs. Nicholson closed the
meeting with prayer and served
lunch,
Albert Cook
wins high prize
at weekly party
BELGRAVE—Albert Cook was
the high man at the weekly euchre
party held in the WI Hall on May 4.
Mrs. Gordon Bosman won the high
lady's prize.
Twelve tables were in play and
other prize winners were: second
high, Mrs. Agnes Bieman and
George Inglis; novelty, Mrs. Marie
Merkley and Robert Grasby; low,
Mrs. Robert Gragby and Wilfred
Walker.
There will be euchre again on
Wednesday, May 11, starting at 9'
p.m. Everyone is welcome,
' Farm Show'
presentation
given at Exeter
This year's spring production at
South Huron District High School in
Exeter is "The Farm Show", play
already familiar and dear to the
hearts of Huron County audiences.
Twelve years ago, Theatre Passe
Muraille, a Toronto Theatre troupe,
came to the area to experience first-
hand what country life is all about.
They lived and worked with the
people in the Clinton area, inter-
viewed dozens •of "colorful"
residents and finally wrote a play
about the experience called "The
Farm Show".
Those interested in viewing this
part of Huron County, are aSked to
circle May 18 to 21 on the calendar
and get their tickets as Soon as pea-
sible, Tickets are available at the
Exeter high ,school Office, Greeting
Card World, Exeter,or iron Steve
Oliver at Central Huron Secondary
Sehool, Clinton. •
Mr. & Mrs s Andrew Foxton
married in Salvation Army
Wingham's Salvation Army Cit-
adel was the setting on Friday, April
15, at seven o'clock when marriage
vows were exchanged by Susan
Gannett and Andrew Foxton, both of
Wingham. Pink carnations, .shasta
daisies and yellow galdioli adorned
the sanctuary for the double -ring
ceremony. Lieut. Cal Barber per-
formed the ceremony and the Love
Chapter was read by Lieut. Melony
Barber. Mrs. Gloria Whitelaw was
organist and soloist, Deryl Price,
accompanied himself on the guitar
as he sang "Annie's Song".
The bride is a daughter of Mrs.
Irene Gannett of Wingham and the
late Wilbur Gannett. The groom is
the son of Mrs. Shirley Foxton of
Wingham and the late M. Glenn
Foxton.
The bride was given in marriage
by Kenny Wright and wore a cock-
tail -length cream -colored chiffon
dress with long chiffon sleeves and
white pearl trim on the bodice.
Matron of honor, the bride's sister,
Beverley Price of Aurora, wore a
peach street -length dress trimmed
with white and carried a basket of
silk flowers. The bridesmaid, Shari
Wright of RR 4, Winghamand flower
girl; Heather Wright of Wingham,
wore street -length turquoise dresses
trimmed with white. Shari carried a
basket of silk flowers and }leather
carrieda miniature version.
Deryl Price of Aurora was
groomsman and Jeffrey Wright of -
RR
4, Winghata; Ushered guests.
Jamie Benninger of Whitechurch
was bearer of the two rings.
A reception was held for family
and invited guests at the home of the
bride and groom. Receiving guests
was the groom's mother who chose a
street -length mint green chiffon
dress.
After a wedding trip to Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Foxton are residing in
Wingham. Both are graduates of the
F. E. Madill Secondary School,
Susan employed by the Frosty
Queen, Wingham and Andrew by
Dearborn Steel Industries,
Goderich.
Honored guests at the wedding
were the groom's grandmothers,
Mrs. Margaret Foxton and Mrs.
Dorothy Templeman, both of Wing -
FATALLY INJURED
The Advance -Times of Dec. 23,
1926, reported the tragic news of the
death of Robert Conn, 24 -year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. William Conn of
Concession Four, Kinloss Township.
He had been cutting wood at Reuben.
Tiffin's with an engine and saw he
had Just purchased, when he
reached over the engine to make an
adjustment and his clothing caught
in the revolving shaft. He was
removed to Wingham hospital where
it was found necessary to amputate
his shattered leg. He passed away
later that week.
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