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tiitil'anee-Times, May 20. 1981
UE—Mr, end Mrs.
Rilbert Gibaan of Gorrie, Mr.
xkd Ors. Doug Gibson,
Orangeville, and Mr. and
ktra. Charles Gila/son, Kit-
chener, attended the wed-
tfing ea Saturday at five
o'clock of Ann Livingstone,
Edmonton, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. David Livingstone
el Toronto, and Aris Janitens
in Knox Pres byterian
Church, Agincourt.
A reception followed at the
Buttonville Golf and Country
Club with Open House
Sunday_ at the bride's
parents' home, StrandhiLl
Drive, Toronto.
On May 6, Mrs. Robert
Gibson was hostess for a
bridal shower at her home in
Gerrie_ She was assisted by
Mrs. G. Wearring of Listowel
and Mrs. Norm Carson,
Rockport.
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EIGHTEEN GIRLS GRADUATED from the registered nursing assistants pro-
gram here last Friday. In back: Susan Koenig, Sandra Marr, Lynn Million, Mar-
lene Pennington, Sandra Pollock, Cathy Skinn and Barbara Zwanck; in front.
WI president addresses
33rd officers' conference
"Caring and sharing is the
WI way," said Mrs. Emmie
Oddie, president of the
Federated Women's In-
stitute of Canada, as she
addressed the 33rd annual
officers' conference at
Waterloo university.
In this, her official visit to
Ontario, she stressed the
need for members across
Canada to work and learn
together. Everything de-
pends on the individual
member.
In her belief in equality for
women, she believes too that
the welfare of women is part
DR. D. JAMB HALL
DENTAL SURGEON
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The Opening of his Office
for the practice of
• Dentistry, at:
395 Josephine St. Winghom
• By Appointment 357-2555
NOTICE
TOWN OF WINGHAM
will provide a free pickup of
garden 'refuse only which is at the curb
on
Thursday, May 21 and
Friday, May 22.
Refuse to be collected should not be at the curb
prior to Monday May 18.
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and parcel of the welfare of
the family and society as a
whole, she said. The FWIC
bridges the gamut of
philosophies between the
feminist stridently crying for
women's rights and the
homemker quietly knowing
herself to be indispensible in
the farm or home, fulfilling a
very necessary role.
As Mrs, Keith Hiepleh
addressed the conference for
the first time as president of
the Women's Institute of
Ontario, she enlarged on the
theme, "The great human
heart, common to us all". In
this, the Year of the
Disabled, members are to
take surveys across the
province. Not only must the
man-made barriers be
removed, but also the
problems of attitude and
acceptance with all having a
better. understanding.
Delegates coming by car,
plane, bus and train from all
parts of Ontario heard a
stimulating message from
Molly McGhee, director of
home economics for the
Ministry of Agriculture and
Food.
"The aim of the con-
ference is to instruct and
develop leaders to their
greatest potential," she said.
"Delegates must be large in
thought, word and deed and
always willing to learn by
doing and sharpen their
skills for better leadership."
Miss McGhee praised the
members for their volunteer
work and the leadership
provided.
Ronald McNeil, parlia-
mentary secretary to
. the minister of agriculture,
brought greetings and asked
the delegates to support a
World Food Day on October
16 which aims to create
public awareness of world
food problems and work
toward an end to hunger,
malnutrition and poverty.
In Ontario, with .its high
food production, there is a
challenge to meet the needs
of the world's hungry.
The 555 delegates attended
informative sessions and
returned to their homes
better informed and able to
be leaders in their branches
and commimities.
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Maxine Alton, Bernice Biehn, Joyce Blake, Susan Bondi, Sharon Brophy, Brenda
Burchill, Diana de Graaf, Kimberly Ducharme, Katherine Duiker, Karen Finlay-
son and Susan Foxton.
BERNICE BIEHM is presented with the valedictorian gift by Jack Kopas,
chairman of the Wirigham Hospital Board. Graduation exercises for the register-
ed Nursing Assistants was held last Friday afternoon.
Lakelet Surprise party is held
for Russel McGuires
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. David Demerling, the
former Joanne Glass, who
were married Saturday in
Bracebridge.
The weatherman
cooperated for the first long
weekend of the season.
Lakelet campsite opened
Veith a full house.
Mr_ and Mrs_ Gary Giles.
Stephen and Brian of Don
Kills were weekend guts
with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Murray and Neil and Mrs.
Sandy Murray
Weekend, guests with Mr.
and Mrs_ Jim Inglis were
Mr. and Mrs John Inglis of
Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Will
llatngl. Walkerton. and Glenn
in.glia.13,ancreft.
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Whitechurch—Mr. and
Mrs. Russell! McGuire of
Hutton Heights were
pleasantly surprised Sunday
afternoon when they were
invited to a birthday party
for their son. Elmer
McGuire of Toronto, at. the
home of their son and
daughter-in-law. Lee and
Margaret McGuire, Sean
Joel and Lauren in Fergus.
The birthday party turned
into a wedding anniversary
Jean and Russell were
married 35 years ago at the
home of the bride's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Clendon
Seniors'
.Day Centre'News
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By Rita Rice
Act" a -a
at the centre
a, ere rather qnei ctfririg the
pzit wler-A after nuking
around lo have everything
opisliapleted for the sale.
Last Wednesi-day afternoixi
a student fin conamunitty,
ritotration from the Z. -me -emery
of Waterko_ is ens -
played . temporarily by the
Huron Cuem5ty Health thee
came to doan eereartrataco Of
the Sessnior Chef program
whoch was aired over CitC4i-X
earber this year There is a
second part to the seines. so
an evaluancin oecnksaryo
dela-maw 4k -tether to show
it
Two other sarnpOes
setbors water the
show also are being MX -
to determine the
sreaas success . :hese groups
are in the Beaeville and
Stratford areas Here at the
centre the previous show
was 6scussed
Tuesday ever.ring of last
week theCGIT girls had the
atnerturlity to learn more
about the centre during a
slide presematem at their
annual Mother -Daughter
Banquet That evenang the
gies presented a cheque to
the centre from the proreect
of their car wash this spring
The Day Centre for the
Ekenel&OVind gratefully ark-
edigi the girls. efforts
Tins Wednesday a faze
clime was head here at the
centre by the health um
The creel clime is scheduled
for July 15 from 1.30 to 3 30
p.m These clinics are berig
held every second month on
the third Wednesday of the
month between 1 30 and 3 30
p nti .
As mentioned last weex.
we have a variety of craft
rtenz. and plants' left from
the sale If anyone is in
wested in seeing anything.
please drop by the
Armodries
Bramhill. in Palmerston:
Those a etmdfing Inc the
coral anniversary were
Reverend and Mrs. Larry
Talbot of Ancaster, who had
performed the marriage
ceremony, and Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Honsinger, friends of
the bridegroom from Lon-
don.
All others were relatives:
Shower
held for
bridealo-be
Whiteehurch — A shower
was held Friday evening far
Clara M:13 gan bride-to-be
The ( nnniity Menional
H ' I prettily decorated
with and white stream-
ers, floral arrangements and
pink bells
Mrs Wesley Tiffin
presidied for the program
Mr -s. Janet Laidlaw sang a
solo a cconaparded by Mrs
Garnet Farrier. Contests
were cor.,ducted by Mrs_ BO
Purcion and Mrs. Angus
Falconer and Marilyn
Jamiason played a Plano
mstrumental. Pamela
Springer and Molly McBride
saeg a duet with Karen
Young as pianist
Mss 1t iligan. Pelee k
and Mrs Snowden were then
lettered to places of banor
Inc the presentatian of gifts
Helpers were Knuaberley
La ;dB w Janet Laidlaw.
Kendra Pardon, Amy
Faiconer and Kamm Yeses
Among the many its
ttveqved were dishes hand
tcherow are, a blanket,
et et trice appliances. a
plaque, rushinso and tel -
spread
Clare lurked those En
Chafrge rA, the alenver and
eklaressed gra" far the
gifts She arr etet2eare
Oven Hesse aa May 301_
father, Clendon Bramhill,
and uncle, Richard
Bramhill; Ivan and Thelma
Bramhill of Palmerston
Rev. Don and
Dorothy ( Etramhill) Pugh,
Plattsville; Bill and Bernice
• (Bramhill) Merriner of
Fordwich; Laverne and
Shirley Bramhill. Walter and
Ruby ( Bramhill) Q13a117., and
Roy and Mellyn Bramhill,
all of Pahnerston, Percy and
Wilma Bramhill Smithville ;
Gus and Margaret
(McGuire ) Lentine of
Toronto: Kenneth and Nora
(McGuire) Teed of Thorn-
bury, Walter and Lois
McGuire, Collingwood ;
'Larry and Lorna McGuire.
Kimberley. Ci aslal and
Shannon. Elmira; police
officer Elmer McGuire,
Toronto. Bryan. Barbara
and Dede McGuire of RR 2,
Listowel.
• A number of gifts and good
wishes were received.
among which were a ate -day
clock from the family. salad
servers. a covered butter
disk. brass- canaLe holders
and a flowered table cen-
trepiece. Owed pottery. a
24 -inch by t8 -inch
an-
niversary card. one daises '
red roses, a bouquet of
terrarium. an ordeal cor-
sa,ge and a beatalmiere
A delidenz buffet dinner
was served by the family.
come with a three -tiered
wept/Ain? cake trimmed in
coral carr Later to the
eventrg coffee and lairte4an
cake were served_
St Pout'
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THE ANGLICAN PARIS,' OF WINGHAM
AND RELGRAVE • ;"2 •
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, WINGHAM
SUNDAY, MAY 24,1901
* Rogation Sunday *
8:30 a.m. - Holy Eucharist
10:00 ann.- Sunday School. This will be the loot session
. until September:
.11:00 a.m. - Choral Martins and Sermon
Broadcast over C.K.N.X. Radio. -
Thursday, May 28 - Aocerislopi Day
10:00 a.m. - Holy Eucharist
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WINGHAM
FRUIT MARKET
- 389 Josephine St. 357-2240
Schneiders Breaded •
700g. bag
Chicken Legs 3 . 2 9
Schneider's Beef,
500 g. pkg. 89
Steakettes 1 •
F.B.I. Pure, 32 oz. pp elk
Orange Juice • i a
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Kam, 12 oz.
• Luncheon
Meat 1 • I
St. Williams Strawberry or
Raspberry, 24 oz.
Jam 1.65
Highliner Family Pack,
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Fish & Chips 2.39
Cahada Dry Sugar Free,
Case24 x 10 oz. cans e%
Ginger Ale 6. IL u
Granny Smith Apple,
•48 oz. Jar ..29
• Juice J
Size 138.Sunkisthlavel . ,,
Oranges doz.•u
Phone 357-2240 CLOSED SUNDAYS We Deliver
• STORE HOURS:
Monday - Friday -7:30 a.m. to 900 p.m
, Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 700p.m.
Be sure to take along -
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Pack, a Picnic the EASY way.
Kentucky Fried Chicken is good hot or
cold and we have the salads. the huttertid
Grecian -style bread - the napkins, spoons
and forks. . . Everything youll need to
make your picnic a real Oeasure. There's
nothing Pike it.
Good ~ten!
Josephine Street
in the Zehr's Plaza
Corner of Hwy. 66 &
WINGHAM