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CURLING 1F—Jim-Waif ¬ed abcfProsehir
chaniplonship trophy to Of the 9p m draW of
Industrial League fin*is, Taking the demes •40.40.„.
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lest were Grant Coultes, skip; Dianne metary ,
Reavie, second, and John Leitch, lead.
m would like to thank the season spares.
IPRESIOENT'S TROPHY—Bob RUtt n r nk• took .2the' 7 p.m....4laaw during the
:Wingham Industrial League curling. finals last week. WinnIng4h*President's Trophy,
was Bob Ruffen, skip; Ken Quipp, vice; Calvin Ruffen; setptidi and417,0m Ritchie, lead.
The prize Was ,presented by Art Carr.
MRS. GEORGE BROWN
Gorrie Personal Notes
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Jill Strong, Nancy Fisher,
Mary Beth/Sanderson and
Karen Fitch have returned
from an enjoyable winter
break holiday in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. James Austin,
• Jeffery and ,Derek -of. Elmira
and, Mrs., William 4ustin of
• •Tillsonliprgviaited-Sunday
aster Fashions
In
new looks
new colors
new textures
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• Miss Janet Grainger of
Wagaceburg spent Wed-
nesday with Mrs. Cecil
Grainger and visited Mr.
Grainger at Brookhaven
Nursing Home.
Harold Robinson atteaded
Abe Ontario In-
surance Associaton, con-
vention at the Four Seasons
Hotel, Toronto, tine day last
week.
Mrs. Allan Steedman, Mark,
Paul, and Darren of
Mississauga spent a few days
last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Cliff Cook. •
Mrs. Harold Robinson. spent
a day last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Lawson Cannibal' at
Georgetown. .
Mr; and Mrs. Michael
Harrison of Burlington visited
a few days with Mrs. Glad
dgar.,
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Mr. and Mrs. Ian Howes,
Macy, Mandy and Lana of
Peterborough Bruce
Grainger of Montreal spent
the weekend with Mrs. Cecil
Grainger and on Saturday
celebrated birthdays at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Williams at Gowanstown. Also
attending were Cecil Grainger
Of Brookhaven Nursing Houle,
Mr. • and Mrs. Murray
Grainger and Christopher of
London, Mr. and Mrs. Michael
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RoberiGrainger and David of
IGtchenradr. and Mrs. Alvin
• Gitaingeriand Gary.
Mr.. and Pirs. Alvin Mundell
and Mri. Cecil Payne visited
Tuesday' with Mrs' Jame§
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-Aebeitahs mark
St. Pat's Day
• sRussELson Monday,
• March 17, the Members of the
Rebekah Lodge' sponsored a
dessert.euchre: at 1: l. Ap-
proximately 50peopie enjoyed
delicious desserts provided by
members of thelOdge.
This was follOwed by ten
games of progressive euchre.
The men were greatly out-
numbered so the.players were
claSsified.as yellow card
holders and pinkeard holders.
Winners were: high, Mrs.
Iona McLean and Mrs. Vera
Hastings second high; Mrs.
Mae Ebel and Mrs. Thomas;
low, Mrs. Mildred Perrie and
Mrs. John Simpon; birthday
prize, Mrs. Lottie Mc=
Cutcheon ; weddihg an-
nivrsary prize, Mrs. Sarah
Stephehson ; hiOlty chair, Mrs.
JackMrs.Ritc Eldone., .ws
.on won a St.
Patrick's Day contest.
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last MOnday 11111,0ndsint•.:
Mr.. and biro Iforryllefifil,
London, spent the ..mfid
with her father, gord,On
Gibson, 'vend visited' leer
mother in Listowel Seltnirial
Hospital. „
Clarence Clenietit and
Gordon (Pete) Yeentanailaited
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mat-
thews in flarriston on Friday,
Misses Louise Gibson and
Lynda Riley were weekend
guests with •Miss Marcia
Gorrie WI meets
at R. Gibson home
GORRIE—The Women's
Institute met Wednesday
evening of last week at the
home of Mrs. Robert Gibson.
President Mrs. Alvin
Grainger opened the meeting
with the Ode and Collect. Mrs.
Robert Gibson, secretary -
treasurer, read the minutes
and correspondence and
reminded the ladies of the
spring rally to be held May 13
in Wroxeter. The Gorrie ladies
will host the historical
meeting on May 30'.
The report of the
nominating committee was -
read by Mrs. Martin Scott and
its contents will be reported in
the April meeting report. Mrs.
Melville Dennis commented
on the information on hand
regarding street name signs
for Gorrie, which the Institute
has been contemplating.
The roll call, 'recollections
of my first pay cheque aid
what I did with, it', provided
many amusing responses.
Mrs: Scott introduced , Mrs'.
Harvey Bradshaw, manager
of the Canadian Imperial
Bank of Commerce in •
Wroxeter. A most interesting
and informative talk detailing
the types of accounts, legal
information . and various
aspects of banking brought
questions from the members..
Mrs. Bradshaw was thanked
by Mrs. Dennis and presented
with a gift in appreciation of
her very educational resume
of banking, its facilities and
dos and don'ts.
An Irish contest, conducted
by Mrs. Dennis, was won by
Mrs. Gladstone Edgar. Mrs.
Merrill Fisher and Mrs.
Melvin Taylor tied for second.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Alvin Grainger, Mrs. Dennis
and the hotess.
Shopping advice
ared by, speaker
BRUSSELS—Gerry Dellow,
manager ,of the Royal Bank,
Brussels, was guest speaker
when the Brussels Senior.
Friendship Club met in the
Legion Hall on Wednesday
afternoon of last week.
Mr. Dellow spoke on
financial and inflation
problems of today, as well as
giving infOrmation about
investments, budgeting and
credit cards. He then gave the
members some good advice to
follow when shopping, in-
cluding living within one's
credit, shopping around in
various • places, thinking
before one buys and taking
advantage of sales. He also
told them what to do if they
should lose credit cards. •
The meeting opened with
the singing of '0 Canada' with
Mrs. Lulu Kerr at the piano. A
minute of silence was ob-
served in memory of a former
member, William Grasby.
The club wag then en-
tertained with musical
selections by the Howard
Smith, Archie Mann and Alf
Nichol orchestra. The senior
citizens really appreciate
their wonderful music and
.wish they could `still dance to
it.
Several games of
progressive euchre were
played with prizes for high
scores going toMrs. Sadie
McDonald and Mrs. Edna
Hackwell. Low scores .were
held by Mrs. Margaret Jacklin
and Mrs. W. Turnbull and
Mrs. Gertrude Bolger won the
prize for the most lone hands.
Lunch was served by the
committee in charge. The next
•meeting will be held Wed-
neday, April 16.
What would.you do if you
saw a ear accident, if someone
drowned in your swimming
pool or fell ill at your home?
Take a St. John Ambulance
First Aid course and learn
how to deal effectively with
emergencies. You might save
a life, minimize the results of
an injury, promote early re-
covery.
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NOWICK WINS CONSOLATION—The HouVICk Ringette
team defeated Wallace to take the console** award at a
'rIngette tournament held In Howick arena SUnday eve-
ning. Team members are, from left: front r0ku jujje
Mulvey, Kim Boyd, Chris Sanburn, Jennifer Long,
Caroline Mulvey and Anne
Strome, assistant coach;
Karen McMichael, SandY
Donna Hrding, Carolyn St
Robinson: back row — Judy
Jackie Burns, Karen Reid,
Strome, Judith McMichael,
rome. (Staff Photo)
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Mrs. DougWeber. Ke
Weberreturned ate ;
them after spend
*tor UFO* wit
parents. •, . •
and PennY,4141'.
of Toronto, , Mite. " X.C94,4,
Liberty and Debbie Davies
Holland tandiag,, *40, with
Mr, and Mrs. Alan 43.41.ey 49
Sunday evening: -„
Gary Gibson, osbawicand
Crawford Gibson, Barrie,
visited their father, GOrdOn
Gibson, and their • mother
hospital at the weekend.
Gibson underwent surgery
Friday and frienthL4111?
happy to knowkehe is.'
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Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Finley
of Acton visited Saturday 7.4111 .
Mr. and Mrs. ,Anson
Demerling.
Mr: and Mrs. Brian --Siefert
and daughter of Harriaton,
Mr. and Mrs. John Siefert and
Becky. of Calif -midge,. Bob -
Siefert and Miss Donna Toner
of Palmerston -visited Sunday
WithlMrs OKI Siefert,, MP'
Mary Siefert, retained ignite
on Sunday after a **Vs
holiday in , •
Mr. andMre. Gorden
Goldricb and family of Guelph
visited Sunday with mi. and
Mrs. Anson Demerling..
Grant Miller returned. to
OCCC in Toronto, on Sunday
after spending themeekend at
his home here. •
Mrs. C. Rom, and lifendY of
Hanover spent ,It meek With
Mr. and Mrs.Anson.
Demerling. On 'Sunday Mr.
Rouw and Gary visited at the
same home.
Miss Lorraine Dinsmore,
_wise,: attends university in
Toronto, spent the weekend'
.111 her 061704 Mr11d
mrs. Daye Dinsmore. •
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Zimmer
and Aaron of Orillia spent the
weekend with the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Montoux.
Best wishes to Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Self, the former Teresa
Nickel, who were married
Saturday in the Fordwich
United Church. A reception
followed in the Howick
Community Ceatre.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Klaassen
and Weert were at Toronto
International Airport on
Sunday where they met the
.•1
ts,
boarded
cruise,.„
portsto ti
Grenada where WIteTa4,
are00w0; especially
trees. Theyalso visitd
Ceara Wand:where
mahogany trees are„
and the Island of *10044,.
From tbero.1*t:'-rOtraie# to
Puerto Rico, a bustrip to the
Ham Forest end!'077200*O,
toar, of Puerto' Ricobefore
,
returning home.
Mrs. Dave rinianad**ipent
two days last weeli,at•tenclisat
the • rtrtiere'. WePktiSMichigan State Universft-- at
C,„.. Op
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-...aSt Fr( S weather
caused several cancellations ,
in the area, one being the Fair
Board dance at the Howick
Community Centre as the
band could not 1eave.Pais10.
The dance is nowchedul0 .
for May
Miss Jean Foner-'. end •
Winston McGrath of Toronto
spent the weekend with Henry
Mundt. ' ' •
Mr. and Mrs: Tom SeipAtf
Exeter' and Mr. and Mrs.
Terry Clarkson of Nobletogi .
spent Sunday with Mr. and '
Mrs. Scott Clarkson;
Blyth area group
plans for crusade
The executive off the Blyth
and Area Crusade for Christ
met last week with Pastor
Wayne Good in charge. The
finance committee reported
that $1,300 of the $5,300 budget
has already been raised
through donations; it plans to
raise as much of the budget as
possible before the crusade
begins.
Rev. Bob Scott, chairman of
the prayer committee,
reported that 10 prayer cells
have already been formed and
will meet on a Weekly basis in
the homes Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Aitken, Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Campbell, Mrs. Valarie Dale,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Freer, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Raithby, Mrs.
Pauline Parsons, Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Rolston- Mrs. Pat
Niblock and Mrs. Evalena
Webster.
The crusade being planned
will run from April 27 to May 4
in the Blyth Memorial Hall.
Leaders are from Crusade
Evangelism International,
London, Ontario. The speaker
will be Rev. Tom Rees. The
sponsoring churches are Blyth •
Anglican, Blyth Christian
Reformed, Blyth Church of
God, Blyth United, Lon4--i
desboro United, Auburn
Missionary Church and the
Westfield Fellowship.
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