The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-04-29, Page 13r
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SHIRLY BOTT OF GORRIE showed patrons of the Howick
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ommunity Centre Craft Show that sewing and knitting can store-bought dolls showed imagination, ability and creati-
be fun. Her particular display of homemade clothes on vitt'.
MRS. WILLIAM PRICE of Gorrie helps Mrs. Russell Fear of Wingham decide which
flower arrangement to choose Saturday at the Howick Community Centre Craft Show.
The flower display of Edward Witmer of Cambridge was one of many displays and home-
made products up for sale at the show, sponsored by St. Stephen's Church, Gorr. ie.
Fordwich Personals
Misses Maud and Esther Hard-
D'Arcey and family.
ing of Toronto were weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wray and
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Miss Grace Wray of Scarborough
Harding.
spent the weekend at their home
Don Coghlin is confined to List-
here.
owe] Memorial Hospital for a few
The service of Holy Baptism
days.
was held Sunday morning at
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Parks of
Trinity Anglican Church when
Arthur visited a couple days last
Rev. William Parker baptized
week with Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Scott Randall, infant son of Mr.
Harding.
and Mrs. Randy King. Rev.
Mr. and Mrs. Don King attend-
Parker was assisted in the ser -
ed the Home Show in Kitchener
Vice by Ron Shelly and Peter
on Monday.
King. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Glenn Johnston accompanied
D'Arcev were the godparents.
Jim McKay of Dobbington to
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Johnston
Waverlee, Iowa, where they
spent the weekend with Mr and
spent several days last week.
Mrs. Les Lawrence in Bramalea
Mqs. Everitt Armstrong visited
on the occasion of the latter's 25th
with relatives in Ottawa over the
wedding anniversary.
weekend.
Mrs. Jack Brown of Hanover
Norman Ettinger was a patient
was a weekend visitor with Mr.
last week in the Wingham and
and Mrs. Holger Feldskov and
District Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Wray Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Ruttan•
Mr. and Mrs. Morley Johnson,
Mr and Mrs. Jim Douglas and
Brenda and Bradley Johnson and
Mr and Mrs. Jack Ruttan at -
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Johnson
tended the 25th wedding anni-
were guests Saturday night at the
versary of Mr. and Mrs. Les
Langford and Cameron wedding
Lawrence Saturday at Bramalea
reception held at Greenhills
Country Club, Lambeth.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McInnes of
Toronto spent several days at
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t their home here
S Master Larry Wilson, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wilson was
N ITCH STIT( HERI"
confined to hospital in Walkerton
LAKELF.T The fifth meeting
for a couple of days last week
of the club was held at the home
Mrs. Anne Armstrong returned
of Iloroth} Kreller on April 22.
home over the weekend after
The meeting was opened with the
speaading the past two weeks with
4-11 pledge followed by the an -
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cowan and
swering of the roll call in busi-
family and Mr. and Mrs. Larry
ness. the club decided upon a
owan and family in Palmerston,
(,Jim
topic for the club exhibit The
Mrs. George Ashton was taken
exhibit will focus on Embroidery
to Listowel Memorial Hospital
Toda' and Yesterday.
Sunday morning by ambulance.
In the discussion, Mrs .luno re
Vithe was able to return
ceived color schemes and designs
home Friday from Listowel
from the club members Mrs
Memorial Hospital where he had
Murray discussed Embroidery
been confined for a week.
Through the Ages. In the demon -
Mr. and Mrs. Jack King and
stration, Mrs Murray and Mrs.
I Roger of Listgwet"sed over the
Juno showed the cilli) how to
weekend with Mr. and Mrs,
embroider the couching crossed
Randy King and family. Sunday
outline stitch and the satin sti�h
dinner guests at the same home
The meeting closed with the 4-H
were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
motto
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Hydro urges
confirmation of
22 percent hike
Ontario Hydro recently urged
the Legislature's Select Commit-
tee on wholesale rates to confirm
the 22 per cent increase recom-
mended in the Committee's in-
terim report of last December.
In a letter delivered April 20 to
Donald C. MacDonald, commit-
tee chairman, signed on behalf of
Ontario Hydro by Hydro Chair-
man Robert B. Taylor, Mr.
Taylor said the latest 1976 finan-
cial forecast contained in a new
submission to the Committee
showed that, "almost every
component of the forecast has
worsened.
"The principal factors are: re-
duced demands for power from
customers; decreased revenue
from export energy sales; up-
dated operating costs and higher
interest charges."
He said, "We also hope that the
Committee, after its extensive
investigation of the financial
pressures upon Ontario Hydro,
would support the vigw that the
alarming deterioration of its
financial strength can only be re-
versed by the implementation of
future rates that cover costs.
Such rates would, of course, be
within the intent of the guidelines
of the anti-inflation program."
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