The Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-06-27, Page 11Tr
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.titsJast event of
,' ' year
was the annual CubScut4^4 1 ' -t
held at the Winghallt Armouries.
'There was good Writ ,. . -flavor 100
Cubs, Scouts, parents and leadera.
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helped out du.year
donatingtheir t„. e ad resOttmes
to make Mit aUentsPessible.
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To start the tite'etingi**PluSkm
class of rarni. ,
Florence Culten gave the official
Towne,.aft qt gvery member had
•-• gpven his, own geteekAfter
judging, Keith gavrea demon,*
stration on how to show sheep.
W en to ehouse te
proceed with the meeting, titled
'Giving tender, loving care; This
meeting taught .us sheep behavior.
We also teamed how to minimize
work for both. the sheep and the
farmer. We also le,arried the uses of
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many different tools. •
Among the upcoming events dis-
cussed is Sheep Focus. Florence
Cullen handed out entry forms for
anyone interested in attending.
• The meeting concluded with the
441 motto. Mrs. Todd served
squares and refreshtuentisa and the,
Todds were thanked for hosting(
meeting- • ,
THE THUMIS
Whitechurch; --The 4-H members. prn
at Whitechurch are studying land-
•seeping and hers Seined them-
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Ouie. The -mentbers Meesured
EUjpit$ hose...1110mertAert of ihe club are
kileryon Dow, president; Karen
Elliott', secretary; Stott 'Minton",
vice-president d, Karen -Lubbers,
Pes*lePorter; awn 00w; Beth
Gugglibeada egg; Sheila Moir
and- Dbrine R0-.; Leaddit are 'Cath-
leen Elliott and
119RRO tiX$E.CLUB
The 'third `t' -tot °LANs Dor-
relived 1-jorse • 17 waSheld, at
Cheryl Campbefrs boreec, with all
six merni,ers i ttertdance. The
minutes of their reviatis- meeting
were read by arilyn MacLean.
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stall factors,.
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•at June
Mrs. Ralph Nixon opened the
June meeting of the Goforth
Evening Atudliary at St, ,Andrew's
Presbyterian. Church tit Wingham
with a poem entitled "The Magic of
Prayee..
Several hytniswere spill/ by
those present on -the .theme of
prayer. The word "110,0" was
brought td -the groups iftenfiall
bedause,if'We int* a hope 'that
sure, we have to have hope in God.
Mrs. MorlcyBuslwll gave a read-
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Women's Missionary gOdely held
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offering. 'brief preilOitati
Ross and Hilo! Erlithated-blrnstan, the anniver of the
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its tu4e meeting on the *161 4gguest speakers. Were :the
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Ptud°n• Mrs" Mn' ps. Multi ithrgstOn4 The Erring -
Simpson and. Mrs, Dora Neilsonatons are Missionaries hem on fur- setdbn: and, ,the.,
were in charge. Mrs. Simpson gave low from the Philippines. ro
The couple works for
the call to worship and Mrs. Neil-
son read Psalm 1 and led in prayer.
Mrs. Norma Rintoul gave a read-
ing, "The Rose", and Mrs. Purdon
read a poem, "The Garden" and
The Gardener's Creed. A video on
Africa was shown for the topic.
The ladies decided to pack a bale
in August. Thank -you notes were
read from Dave and Isobel McDon-
ald and Karen Elliott. Nine
answered the roll call by giving a
verse containing the word, "beau-
ty'. The offering and birthday fees
were received and Mrs. Neilson led
in- prayer.
Business was conducted and Mr.
Neilson closed with prayer.
Refreshments were enjoyed.
The July meeting will be held on
the 19th at Rev. and Mrs. Neilson's
home at Point Clark.
Aozw,tpi
96TH BIRTHDAY—Mrs. Vera Kerr of Brookhaven Nursih
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Home at Wingham celebrated her 96th birthday. last Tuesday, June
20. Born in 1893 at Oshawa/1*s. Kerr came to this area in 1919
when she married her husband, J. John Kerr. They fanned in Mor-
ris before moving to Wingham in the early 1940s. Mrs. Kerr contin-
ued to live in Wingham after her husband passed away, moving to
the nursing home over one year ago. She has four sons, one daugh-
ter, 10 grandchildren and 11 great-grartchildren.
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Mr. and Mrs. Comp Armstrong
visited over the weekend with their
son, Larry Armstrong, Mr's. Arm-
strong and family. Their grandson,
Michael, was celebrating his birth-
day.
Mr: and Mrs. Bill Purdon were
taken by their daughter, Mrs. Bar-
bara Carey of Kitchener, to North
y for a recent trip.
Mr. and Mrs, Brum Newman and
family of Ayton visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gibson.
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