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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-05-10, Page 6MRS. WILLIAM SOTHERN 3354273 •`firti�j F`r r 4A.. �r rr rfr'";! ,.r` fr.sf� ;rff f • rrrrrf f.f rr r.-' r�F: f ,r'r rF r} , f�y r . f •r r •fr f .f r . s/ros f rfr Feof f .f1' rXX,fX:sss `,fs.srS.rFri Y'r rr �f f s osf F rr "''",; r"f' rro;c, s ' ,, r. :' 0%.," s• r• ssse F reff.• f { �,• 7% ho 4,27 rr r4 frr ,r�r,;�,f M r• rv.• yrwy rr�,•fr�y.��1fr,�rf'J::• f rr f� ;•{ ,'r i••'�rr,f5"r • *•:•2,4:2' rt r r•rrrJ•k ffif r ,,,S' ' : .,r'r'r,•r"' ,.r}v4ruF'rfi'fr , dor4. r „rE er • f ..rrfr :.':`,..r• f 4: trfr•`44 }r �{ '�i:�s `"`�r:.4' 4r �Sr;`f�'r���f�r n{•r�.rFi};,{�'���� `rte Mr. and Mrs. Ehner Miller an Trevor Miller visited Tuesday wi Mr. and Mrs. Rick Woods and Shawn in Beeton. Amanda and Kyle Wilson spen the weekend at Withering Heights just west of Fordwich. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Reed and Mrs Ahna Hargrave visited Thut°sda with Mrs. Earl Hallman at K -W Hos pital, Kitchener.. Lori Miller and Dean Bentle spent last weekend in Niagara Falls Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Harding Mrs. Margaret Woods and Mis Maude Harding attended the funera on Monday of Mrs. Ernest Park a the Goulding Funeral Home, Arthur Maude Harding is a sister of the lat Mrs. Park, Mrs. Lloyd Needham of Kincar dine visited Friday with Mr. an Mrs. Russell Ruttan. Mrs. Roger Rowley, Mrs. John Siefert, Mrs. Raymond Baylor and Mrs. Bruce Kennedy enjoyed a bus trip one day last week to Niagara Falls and Niagara -on -the -Lake. Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Rowley at- tended the funeral of a relative last Tuesday in Toronto. Mrs. Alma Hargrave, Mrs. Emer son Ferguson, Mrs. Bill Sothern and Mrs. J. W. Daunt attended the South Saugeen Deanery on Tuesday at St Luke's Anglican Church, Pin River. Friends of Elva Foster will be sorry to hear she is a patient in St Mary's Hospital, Kitchener where she underwent surgery on Thursday. Friends wish her a�speedy return to good health. Misses Violet and Viola McCracken have returned to their apartment in the village. Violet has been a patient in Listowel Memorial Hospital the past six months and of :has been resjdin� 'at Heimstra d Rest Home. Friends hope that im- th proved health will continue for them. Mr. and Mrs. Alver Pierce of Hali- t fax were dinner guests one evening , last week with Mr, and,,Mrs. Wally Nixon. Don Montoux, accompanied by his y daughter, Sandra, spent the week- - end with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Halleran and family in Kingston. Y Mrs. Jean Clarkson, Mrs. Marian . Johnston, Mrs. Evelyn Wilson and , Mrs. Elva Cooper attended the Stone s Tower Quilt Show in St. Marys 1 United Church on Wednesday. Over t 100 quilts were on display. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. e Anson Demerling were Mr. and Mrs. Cor .Roues and Wendy of Hanover; - Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Wolfe, Mr. and d Mrs. O'Donnell, all of Mitchell and Mrs. Norma Leppington, Harriston. Mrs. Jean Clarkson, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clarkson, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clarkson and family were Mother's Day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Seip and family in Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Clarkson and family of Brampton were also guests at the same home. - Mrs. Elva Cooper spent Mother's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Huether at their cottage at Cones- , toga. Pine Mrs. Gordon Goldrich• of Guelph visited one day last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anson . Demerling. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sangster of Clifford visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Sangster. Mr. and Mrs. `Robert Vanderhey- den and family visited on Sunday, May 1, with the former's parents in Strathroy. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Smith of Palmerston visited Saturday eve- ning with Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Venturer Company attends 'Camporee' FORDWICH--The First Maitland Venturer Company attended the fourth annual Can -Am Camporee at Camp Attawandron near The Pinery, Grand Bend, last weekend, April 29 to May 1. More than 2,000 Scouts and Ven- turers from Canada and the United States were registered for the week- end of camping and competitions. First Maitland entered the 10 - kilometre cross-country run and the 20km bicycle race in the senior divisions. Congratulations are ex- tended to Jeff Williams, who cap- tured first place in both events. Brandon Yorke and Adam Tim- perley completed the 20km bicycle race and Matthew Timperley was successful in completing the cross- country run. The camporee was a great ex- perience for the young company to meet with so many groups from Canada and the U.S. Beautiful sunny and warm weather made it the per- fect camp -out for all. The Venturers are planning a Prize winners at Fordwich FORDWICH — Jessie Hotchkiss and Helen Nickel, the latter playing as a man, captured the high prizes when nine tables were in play at the Women's Institute card party on Friday, April 29 in the community hall. Consolation prizes went to Mrs. Hector Browne and Florence Wil- son. Elmer Harding was winner of a special prize. The next card party will be the final one for the seniors to sponsor until fall. The date will be Friday, May 13. canoe trip on the Saugeen River in late May and an overnight hike through the Beaver Valley portion of the Bruce Trail in mid-June. Poem opens WMS meeting BLUEVALE—Mrs. Glenn Golley chose a poem entitled "Mother's Love" to open the May 4 meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of Knox Presbyterian Church. A total of 13 members and one visitor answered the roll call with a "bird" mentioned in the l3ible. Mrs. Jack Jenkins was the hostess. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted. Mrs. Jenkins gave the treasurer's report and accepted the offering with a prayer by Mrs. Golley. An invitation was received from the Belmore WMS to attend its thankoffering meeting on May 18. Mrs. Jack Willitts spoke on "How to deal with anger". She said emotion is blind to logic and anything said in anger makes a poor impression. We all should try to hold our tempers when others are losing theirs. Anger is the least useful emotion we feel and can be the cause of poor health. She concluded with a very interesting commentary on the Olympics, which she and her family attended. Pictures were enjoyed by all. "Happy the Home When God Is There" was sung, followed by a prayer to dose the meeting. Lunch was served by Mrs. Golley and Mrs. Jenkins. Kelley. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Paul McDougall (Christine Hones) who were married Saturday, April 30, in the Drayton Roman Catholic Church. A dinner and reception fol- lowed in the Drayton Community Centre. n't OPTOMETRIST Goderlch The Square S24 -7b61 May I2th is the date by which the Municipal Enumeration Notice mailed to your household must be completed and returned. Five easy steps to complete your notice { Step 1, Just look at the front of the notice and check the information shown . that's all you have to do. The explana- tions on the back are to give you further details if you need them. step 2 If any of the information shown about occupants is incorrect, simply cross it out and write in the correction. Add information about new occupants, including children. If you don't have enough space on the notice, attach a separate piece of paper with all the details. OCcu,.,,, iter ndecR O1P—:15791441,71. r M� 4 j�• ' ®" C' ® ' r E. 1.1—ET °—.. X1,l.i m a.® :8. : D. St. 3. Complete section 5 about French - language education rights ... it's new for this enumeration. In areas of the province where school boards operate both English and French schools, English -and French -language school trustees will be elected. If you have French -language education rights, you will be able to vote for French - language school trustees. Step Sign • the space provided at the bottom of the notice. 1 wetly IMO the 1o.. Ml.n.uufrn M COMM ! J•strrMr en Ise mrretynresser dards claNwrur cent s;nra„r w Step 5 • Return the notice by May 12th in the postage paid envelope. 1 Ontario NEED HELP? If the information on the back of the notice doesn't answer your questions, call toll free 1-800-2634 ! or contact the Regional Assessment Office shown on your notice.