Wingham Advance-Times, 1980-08-27, Page 12vance-Times, August 27, 190.
rom Fordwich
William
:tillwood spent
4. With Mr. and
, Mrs. Edgar Dane,
1.411 Ind Shawna, Mr. and
ban Dane, Mr. and
NI% Kevin Stuart and
Erttley of Wingham were
045 at the Welch -Edgar
WROPling in the United
Church, St. Theinas, on Sat-
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. William A.
Smith and Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Lightfoot ofvOrillia
have returned from a motor
trip to Gaspe Peninsula, the
Maritimes and Prinee
Edward Island, returning
via New Hampshire and
Lake Placid.
Miss Carol Ann Connell of
Brussels has returned home
after holidaying at the
homes of Mrs. Sheldon Mann
and other relatives.
Among those from this
area who attended the
funeral of Wiffiam Nuhn at
Engelhart on Thursday were
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown,
Wayne and Greg, Mr. and
Mrs. James Fudger, Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Noble, Mr. and
Mrs. Blake McMillan,
Murray Watson, Rick
Powell, Douglas Inglis,
Peter Inglis and Paul Inglis.
Mrs. Cecil Grainger spent
a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Grainger of
Waterloo.
Mr. and Mrs. David
Templeman, Brian and
Barbara of Wellesley spent
the weekend with Mrs. Joe
MUM. OM -
Mr. and Mrs. Ian Howes,
Marcie., and Mandy of
Peterborough spent a few
dayswith Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Grainger. . •
Mr.,and 'Mrs Harold
Coulter and Marie, Listowel,
RR 3, Mrii. Melvin Omand of
Listowel,„ Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon.' Coulter, Mr. and
Mrs. Anton Brenner, Anna
and Gordon of Kitchener,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Faber of
Waktedis,. Wisconsin, and
Fred Coulter ' attended a
family gathering at the home
of Mr., and Mrs. Clifton
Coulter on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. -Carl Nickel
spent, a few days with Mr.
amt Mrs. Gary Stefan of RR
Gienburnie.
Weekend visitors at the
home 1611%. and Mrs.
George Hetherington Were
Mr. , and Mrs. William
Hetherington, Angela, Laura
• and Leslie of Hamilton,
James Hetherington,
Calgary, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Graber, Chris :and Curtis,
Brussels, Mr, . and Mrs.
Robert Hetherington, Jef-
frey and Jennifer, Brant-
ford. All ' attended the
13lueVale Funfest and
renewed old acquaintances.
• Visiting at the same home
were Miss Vicki Burmun and •
Timothy Keil of London; Mr.
• and Mrs. Williaiti'
Kirsten, Tharen and Marc,
Wingham, Mr. and MM.
Peter. Keil, David, Jeffrey•
and Matthew, Mr. and MrS.
Donald Ruttan, Kevin and
Amber.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawson
Campbell of Georgetown
spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Rebineon.
Mrs. C. O'Brien of Rock-
wood visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John
McCutcheon.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mann
of Listowel spent Thursday
with Mrs. Harry Gowdy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge,
Brown visited Tuesday with
•Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Malloy of Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Scott
atter'' the 50th wedding
anniversary party held for
Martin's brother, Ralph, and
Mrs. Scott of Kincardine
Township. M. Scott was
master of ceremonies for the
program of musical num-
bers by the grandchildren
and congratulatory speeches
by several of the relatives.
Following this a ,
smorgasbord was served to
apprprimately 100 relatives
of the happy couple.
Mrs. Ken Hastie is a
patient in Westminster
Hospital, London. c, Ken
Hastie is in care of the
Rammeloo Guest Home,
Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Fin-
nigan and Heather of Dor-
chester spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Strong. Michael Finnigan,
who had been holidaying the
past week with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hastie, returned
home with them.
Mrs. Lloyd Jacques spent
a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Edgar of St.
Thomas and attended the
wedding of Lynne Edgar and
Michael Welch in the United
Church, St, Thomas, on
Saturday.
Lung assoc.
classes
' The fall breathing classes
of the Huron -Perth 'Lung
Association will Mart Sept
15 at tlie?Conestoga Regional
Nursing Seheol, Stratford.
Mrs. Janice Parsons will
be in charge and a special
environmental speaker will
be on hand to perform some
interesting tests. •
• Anyone with breathing
problems, is encouraged to
contact his or her doctor for
consent to attend, as,special
• breathing exercises have
proven beneficial for many
periOns.
Classes for adults also will
begin Thursday evening,
Sept. 18, tentatively at 7:30
p.m. at Vanastra. Mrs. Carol
Boivker will conduct the
classes in this area.
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Mrs. George
ited Shirley and
°nrctsaofroi e
and• Mark In Ear'Falls, °aeriene,
•Ampanyn
•
lntario were'Ryan Gallaher
. •
ter and Jason
-14'lla**44d the.,01iiiill*sctwpaltee)asr. urTeheoYf
having
breakfast at the same a Echo Bay as
TerTeriy F�X. On the return trip
they vislted friends and
relatnrea in Englehart, North
Bay and Parry Sound area.
They ,enjoyed a beautiful
suer 'hAliday and did not
' witness a 'Single accident in
2,600 miles of travelling.
r1g4oehTt: btaa,it!",1-wdMrededdis inhgeaGaairionrsedte:
Shwa andlt. Jude Church,
Belle%Ver. Ontario, on Sat-
urday and spent the weekend
Uwe. •
Sarnia,
with, Mr; and
Griffith. •
Congratulations
wishes . to AfrO.,•-• Alberta
Elliott Who is observing her
92nd birthday at theAeltio of
her daughter with Who* she
resides, Mrs. Doris Ada
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew
Elliot have returned home -
from a visit with their 'SOU
and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Elliot, Golden Lake*
Mr. and . Mrs; James
Mclntosh, Vancouver, B.
visited his cousin, Mrs.
Leslie Douglas, and, Mr.
Douglas duringihst week.
Mr. and Mrs, Darryl
CATCH YOUR BREATH -Sarah Brewer takes, a
momentary break from trying to get her teeth into an
.abple In this contest at the Bluevale,Funfest. She was
one of many visitors at the funfest. Her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Cliff Brewer, originally came from Bluevale
and now live in Milton.
MRS. WILLIAM SOTHERN
Notes from Fordwich
Mrs. Florence Wilson
spent three days last week
with daughter Susan and
grandson Scott in London.
She also drove to St. Thomas
and visited with son Murray,
daughter-in-law and baby
Angie.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Miller on the
arrival of a daughter at
Wingham: and District
• Hospital on August 19.
Vicki and Tammy Lep-
pington visited last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Boonstra and family,
Wingham.
Miss Kim Jacobson
returned home Saturday
after spending several
months in the western
provinces.
Mrs. Dorothy Jacobson
and Mrs. Gary Jacobson
returned home over the
weekend after spending a
couple of weeks with
relatives in the western
provinces.
Lori Miller is holidaying
with Mr. and Mrs. Reg
Wright in Port Credit.
• Marcia Dunbar and friend
of Scarborough visited over
the weekend with her grand-
mother, Mrs. Florence
Wilson.
• Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sim-
mons, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
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ENTHRALLED-aFive-year-old Michael Cummings of Wingham watched the
construction crewori the Wallace North bridge intently last week as he,4hIs sister
and mother came to Listowel for the first time. With Michael is his sister,
Michelle, 8. They aro the children of William and Bette Cummings of Wingharn.
Mr. Cummtn N InErRagfirG Wirigh• am aw Co-op mill.
Simmons visited Ser
with Mr. and Mrs, Dew
Wildfang and family,
Mississauga.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Livermore and family
returned home Thursday
after enjoying- a holiday
through the western
provinces.
Mrs. Don Montoux and
Mrs. Gordon Lawless of
Palmerston spent Saturday
at the CNE in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Mtn Vittie
and Mr. - and Mrs. Bill
Sothern visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart at
Driftwood.'
Mr. and Mrs. Ron
McClement, Tom and
Sandra spent the weekend at
, Port Elgin.
Mrs. Holger Feldskov,
Mary and Christian, Mary
Lou Ruttan and Sharon
Brown spent a few days last
week at Amberley.
• Mrs. Pearl, Patterson
returned home Thursday
after spending a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Austin
at Tillsonburg.
Friends here • extend
sympathy to Mrs. Lindsay
Brown on the death last week
of her husband who passed
away , in the Palmerston
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Woods
of Listowel visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Barry
D' Arcey.
Mrs. Carl Stewart, Mrs.
Lloyd Nickel, Mrs. Mel Allan
and Mrs. John Wagler
visited one day last week
with Mrs. Lyle Foerter at
University Hospital.
A work bee was held Sat-
urday at the farm of John
Boonstra who has been ill.
Much of his crop was har-
vested and put in the barn.
Lions Club members,
wives and friends gathered
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Don Coghlin Tuesday night
in honor of Miss Erna Bethke
and Henry Mundt who will be
married Saturday, August
30. A smorgasbord was
served, the couple was
presented with a silver tray
and a social evening
followed.
Belmore
Belmore and area friends
congratulate Mr. and Mrs.
Graham Rutherford on their
marriage Saturday, August
23.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mulvey
and Cindy recently spent a
few days in Niagara Falls.
Travelling the ball park
circuit, the Belmore Squirts
defeated Winthrop to take
the series two games toone.
The Bantam Girls were put
out of further action by
Wingham 30-18. The Atwood
PeeWee Girls defeated
Belmore 36-25 in final playoff
action. In exhibition play the
Midget Girls defeated
Milday 10-9.
The Squirt team entered a
tournament in Walton on
Saturday. It was defeated by
Walton 14-13 but downed
Atwood 18-13. On Sunday, in
the consolation game,
Belmore teat 1(4 to Win -
TAKE AIM—Jennifer Ricker, 7, takes aim and
smacks the bail off the tee during a T -Bell game for
young players, T -Ball is played every Saturday
morning at the ball park on Josephine Street by
youngsters ranging in age from about six to eight.
1100/041
sltedby
Er. and Mrs. Bob'
, y and tandiy,,
dge, and Mr. and
ilittOekville-
TeM Chthort
and ,lore sOAdaY
St** , and Mrs.
Wintemute and Dennis, Mr.
and
Non: ciWalliAbeamt,
andrgu4mi ler.0,7rat ,aisMus:yortP. f8m;' f :ingha In; hnoeerli .fre,Riley7 parents, rild'pMr.ape: supper
r
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Moore, Drayton, were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
• Mrs, WAPYS
Mr,. and , Mrs. Ken
Galbraith have returned
frovacationyable vacation
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4-Her's compete in
silver dollar contest
A picked group of more
than 90 senior level 4H calf
club members vvill represent
their counties in the annual
4-H Silver Dollar Competi-
tions at Erin fairgrounds
Aug. 30. Fifteencounties are
involved, froin Lambton
through to Peterborough,
United Breeders of -Guelph
and Erin Juni& Fanners
sponsor the shoW; .Which is
unique becau*Er it. empha-
sizes the competitor more
than the calf. Each 4 -Her
writes an essay and answers
a senior level,:quit, then re-
ceives points in the shinvring
ff joorosnhyowfomr the
rot .ability and
There are two competi-
tions, with the beef calves
going into the ring at 10 a.m.,
the dairy calves at 1 p.m.
Each division winner
(quiz, essay, showmanship,
calf) will receive 25 silver
dollars The champion com-
petitor with the highest -total
points gets 75 silver dollars
on a silver tray. The runner
up and honorable mention
win50and 25 silver dollars
respectively, also on silver
The Dairy Silver Dollar
Competition held annually
since 1960 has become the
ultimate challenge available
to dairy 4-H'ers. Because of
the popularity of the com-
petition it has been neces-
sary to limit the number of
aenntdranatiisowperthceomuritoyntioy five,two
year's participatiOn. The re-
sult is a show where the best
from each county have the
compete with others of the
same interests and compet-
eoep7er, tunity to meet and
The 4-H Beef Silver Dollar
competition is in it a ihird
Ci and
area. While in the west they
attOaCled a reunion of her
family, the -BrOwns, at
Atton% !Abe, Saskatchewan.
Mr. _and' Mrs. William
- Wright.and Mr. and Mrs. Les
• Douglas attended the
McIntosh reunion at Cam-
pbellThompson's on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willys Kalish
and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Hetsler of Drayton have
• returned frozn a two-week
trip to Ear Falls and other
northern points.
Mrs. Marg Deaken and
Roy Whitehead,„ Walkerton,
called onMr. arid Mrs. Allan
Griffith Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott
Galbraith, Clark Galbraith
of Kitchener and Keith
Galbraith, Goderich, were
guests at the weekend with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Galbraith. •
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moore,
who have been residing hi
the home of his uncle,
Charles Moore, have moved
into the former Bush house
on Howick Street. •
Mrs. Doris Trapp, Cobalt,
is visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Alan Baitley,
year, the result of demands
for a senior level show based -
on a beef heifer calf project.
All other top level beef shows
are based on a steer calf pro-
ject which ends when the
steer goes to, market. The
• heifer has the advantage
that the 4-H'er can keep her
to form the nucleus of his- fu -
hire herd.
'A feature of the beef show
will be the number cif breeds
of calves represented. There
will be as many as six breeds
represented in the ring at
onetime.
Sixty-six competitors have
entered the dairy, competi-
tion. Both shows will be held
in the main show barn at
Erin, August 30th.
Those competing from this
area are: Perth: Bruce
Johnston, RR 4, Listowel,
Nancy Schmidt of Brunner,
Chris Tegenbosch of Atwood,„_ ,
Joanne Tegenbosch of At-
wood; Wellington: Mark
Burgess of Harriston, Brian
Moore of Orton, Murray Ox -
by of Moorefield, Glen
Rhame of Moorefield, and
Robert Prommelen of Kenil-
worth,
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NY*10.041P ethOlOYAOAt w:**-.
major theme of the meeting
Provincial Preaddent 1Se' ty
Hawke tole de ettdo.e...„
!,etwa441ty of pportunity hi*
-••
from :,,heing e ,111
944itio* ech,i ,ystems.
"Over twolthir, of thikt.,.
elementary . public school
teachoti: are women, but stir -
of 2i elementary bile
SOW* in Ontario, ,0013, 290
have wonmpiincipais " she
pointed out, •
Delegates, *0010 make
etihality of .eppOrthettY for
women a major goal in the ,
coining year; 'They also
voted, by a margin of three
to one, to continue a ban on
discussion of a Merger
between tbelilederetten and
one representing the men
teachers in elementary
BIybt�i
ORM* - NVots.,„
lootttuto• enjoyed its RAO
trip. to Blyth to aee
current play at 'the
Solv**trfts#va!i':
The .14WW***PaPIS)..)
Mrs. Cecil Wil***,. on*
by Mrs. Robot I
took place Wednesday
evenb*40#4194420a
Member*,
Borne husbands enjoyei
play, .T11 Bii,Book For
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scnoojs.
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Starting September'2, 1980, an ernimerator;..carryinga prpperidentilica.
tion card, will call at your resldence for a few minutes chochbasic
information required in deterridning: ,
• your eligibility to vote in the municipal andiXlitnoliXxad*ailelakt*
be held on November 10 thls year
• the allocation of education property taxes between the Public and.
separate school systems;
• the distribution of provincial grants to local governments to help
reduce local tax bills;
• the preparation of Jurors' lists; and
• population information needed for other municipal programs.
The enumerator must record such information as the name, age,
property status (e.g. owner or tenant), school support and resIdenoVot .
all members of the household.
When the enumerator visits, please' check that' the InfOrmation on the '
Enumeration 'Notice Is correct. If'It Is not, revise It and \verify the
changes. •
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If you. are not' home, a Notice.:will be left for you.. If changes are .,
nec.essary, please make them'arld mail the Enumeration Notice,.as,
soon as possible,. In the pre-dddreSsed postage Prepaid envelOpe-',
accompanying the 'Notice: for any additional ,information, please.; .'
• • . : • •A
contact the local assessment office.
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-• " W. F. Jenkins
Ministry • , Region
riOn;erhsees nuimiesioner
of Phoriet '524-7326
Zenith 66-500 •
: Revenue
Charles Jarviii arrived k.•ntano
Tuesday for a visit at the
same home. •
MRS. DERKLHALUMAN
r
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La Wet
Mr. and Mrs. Don Juno
returned home last week
from a ten-day visit with
their daughter, Patti, in
Sydney, Cape Breton Island,
Nova Scotia. They also
visited friends in Moncton,
New Brunswick.
Mrs. Lyle Foerter was
able to return home from the
hospital on the weekend. Her
Leltelet friends wish her a
apeedy recovery.
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Bri$079;ey Rggion
MBA*. '".171-1121.
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Zenkth 64-220
Canadian Sky Rider
Microlight Motorized 'Gliders
as featured in Crossroads August 13, 1980
Flight Demonstration
Saturday, Aug. 30
Weather permitting - alternate date
Saturday, September 6
7:30 a.m. till dusk
Belfast
at
3 miles south of Lucknow
on Dungannon Road
If unsure of weather ceinditions phone
529-7201 for information.
These machines are Canadian built at Belfast
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