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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-03-04, Page 12PrA pW }—Mo 1Nin&am Advance -Times, Thurs., March 4, 1876 Wroxeter STORE HOURS: R 1&. and Mn. Jack McLean Monday thru Friday bave rebmwd borne from an Clean, odourless pouring insulation. Ideal for upgrading existing insulation. skjoyablVe two weeks vacation in Saturday I'llarkla.w Mr. and Mrs. Vern Clark were 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. veekard s with Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Pollock and Todd of . Hramalea- Ft. lgr. and Mrs- Allan Griffith . a attended the 30th wedding amu- ; 2"x4" Economy versary of Mr. and Mrs. Tom 1 Grade Studs ....... O'Connell in Clinton Saturday ... �88 (3, even. `SAY'' AAS -f ♦ f ...t•. (7 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hupfer Grade Studs .....1.09 vi3ited Wednesday with Mr. and r IA Mrs. Vern Hupfer, Brussels. ii ow{, - ` .44 Mrs. William Hart has or 96" as available) turned home following a few' weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hart Jr. and family, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mus- ` spent Sunday with Mr. and `r grove Mrs. Doug Weber, Walkerton. ! ' } E Elaine Mclntee, Weston, spent Saturday with her mother, Mrs. Ross Sanderson. WITH MRS. PHILIP PARSONS at the piano, more than 100 Mrs. J. S. Clift, Toronto, visited Grade 3 and 4 students sang songs of yesteryear at Howick her mother, Mrs. Edward Gibson Central School's Annual Music Night held last Tuesday than 500 local music lovers to at the,weekend. evening. The event drew more Mrs. Bob Black was a guest the school's gymnasium. with her mother, Mrs. Harvey 9 Coupland, last weekend. Sympathy of the community is extended to Harvey McMichael and family in the loss of a loving Gorrie P wife and mother, the former Annie Hupfer, and to her sisters Mr. and Mrs- James Muir, band of the former Margaret and brothers, Miss Evelyn Jackie and Andrew and Jack MacDonald of Molesworth held in Hupfer, Mrs. Charles McCut Underwood of Guelph visited the Anglican Church, Oxford p c peon, Vernon and Lloyd Hupfer. Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mills, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Full obituary next week. Underwood. Earl Dunn of Cranbrook, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gowdy Eric Whitfield of Atwood and Mr. have returned home from a two and Mrs. William Whitfield of Guests esker weeks holiday in Jamaica. Listowel also attended. Mrs. P Mrs. Wilford King. and Thomas MacDonald visited sermon Tuesday with Mrs. Norman Wade VISIT FARM gives of Wingham. GORRIE — The Kindergarten WROXETER — Miss Lavonlne Mrs. Addie Hutchison of Moles- classes of Miss Catherine Edgar, Ballagh was guest speaker at the. worth spent a few days with Mrs. Mrs. Brian Doubledee and Mrs. Sunday morning service at United Church. Mrs. John Strong. Brian Underwood, Howick Cen- Miss Elizabeth Neilson of Lon- tral School, visited the farm of Wroxeter Bob Strong conducted the service don spent the weekend with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fairles, in the absence of Rev. Wesley and Mrs. David Neilson. RR 1, Gorrie, on Monday and Ball who is presently hosting ' a Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Binkley of Tuesday and saw the cows being tour to the Holy Land. Elmira have moved to Gorrie. milked in the milking parlor. A The scripture reading was A. Russell Jefferson of Ottawa class and a half attended each taken from Ecceliastes, the story visited with his sister, Mrs. day, approximately 50 pupils. of Solomon, and Miss Ballagh George Keil and Mr. keil. chose as, her sermon topic Miss Jane Pengilley, Huron home of Clinton held a 'Irragedy . . . Comedy . . . or Quist'? She began her sermon from Shakespeare economist 4-H Leaders' Training School in the Gorrie United Church Wed Mrs. W. Horsburgh with the quote 'All the world's a stage' and all "riesday and .Thursday. The pro the men and women merely ject is a "Touch of Stitchery" dies in hospital players with .26 leaders and also the She said the modern day world Bruce County home economist Funeral service was held Tues - is a stage and man's life seems to attending. day afternoon at 2:30 at the Ford - be lived on either a stage of tragedy or a stage of comedy. On Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Grainger visited Wednesday with Miss wick United Church . for Mrs. Walter of the Howick the tragedy stage, man seems to Beatrice Shearer and Thomas la. HvrsJburgh W. A. Stinson of be always fighting something,.al- Shearer of Teeswater. Earl of Atwood visited dwich and Rev. William grays searching .for something. When the perfect life evades him, Leslie Parker minister of the Fordwich Mrs. Roy Gowdy on Sunday. lican Church, conducted the Ang he wallows in self pity ana Mr. and Mrs. Earl Toner spent Mr. and service. Interment followed in usually suffers alone. On the comedy stage, life for Sunday evening with Mrs. James Warrell of Fordwich. Fordwich Cemetery. many is all laughs. But we find, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson pallbearers were John Craig, eventually, that we must face life and Mr. and Mrs. Morley John- Jack Prichard, Herman Litt, seriously and there is no lasting son of Fordwich have returned Elmer Harding, Sam Johnston satisfaction in power, position or from a two weeks' holiday in and Alex Petrie. possessions. "However," the speaker said, Florida. Memorial Lodge LOBA No. 131 Little Krista Miller of Sudbury held a service in the Davidson "Christ calls us to a,centre stage spent ten days with her grand- Feral Home, Gorrie, Monday where the curtain never falls, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie evening. and joy never ends•" She used the' Miller and her cousin, Karen "The Touch of a Master's Brears of Palmerston while their Mrs. Horsburgh died Sunday. poem Hand" to dramatize the influence parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant February 29, at the Wingham and that Christ can have on a person's Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Beverley District Hospital at the age of 82. life. Brears were on a motor trip to Born March 9. 1893, she was the During the service, the choir Texas. former Margaret Lilian Mc - sang the anthem "Lead Me To Mr. and Mrs. Earl Underwood Clean. Her husband predeceased Calvary" with Mrs. A. E. Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Scott her several years ago. accompanying on the organ. motored to Guelph on Sunday Mrs. Horsburgh was a member afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. E. of the Fordwich United Church. Underwood visited their son Jack and family. Mr. and Mrs. M. Survivingare three daughters, DUPLICATE Scott attended the Guelph Figure Mrs. Mary Belle Peddle of Oshawa. Mrs. Les (Irene) Boyle BRIDGE RESULTS Tied for first, Yvonne McPher- Skating Carnival in which two of their granddaughters. Laura and of Geraldton and Mrs. Emerson son and Arthur Wilson; Harley Lisa Rea took part in several (Eva) Ferguson of RR 1. Clif- ford. one son, Stan of RR 1, Wing - Crawford and Farish Moffatt: second, Patricia Hay and Mary numbers. :firs. Thomas MacDonald. ham: 14 grandchildren and nine Caslick: third, May Porter and accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. great-grandchildren. She was by two sons. John Leonard George: fourth, Norma Iain Forbes of Harriston attended predeceased Parker and Omar Haselgrove. the funeral of George Barr. hus- and Russell r THE SENIOR CHOIR, comprised of 60 Grade 7 and 8 students, showed a crowd of more than 500 spectators how well the music program of Howick Township School was doing. The choir was one of 16 groups that took part in the school's Music Night held last Tuesday evening. Leading the choir was music teacher Philip Parsons. The liumber.'To Call is 351- 1652 FOR INFORMATION ABOUT NEW INSTALLATIONS, OR TO RESORT FAULTY RECEPTION CALL WINGHAM CABLE TELEVISION 357-1652 .' oo i . t yourself . 0 0 it,,.s easier than you think P.A.D. 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