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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-07-08, Page 10q%p, —Me ,A&ance-Times, Tours., July 8, 1976 EAST WAWANASH PUBLIC SCHOOL GRADUATES: Back row Grant Gnay, Jeff Armstrong, Ron McDowell, Chris Meier, Mark Cook, Stephen Brydges, Robert Currie, Bill Scott, David Pletch, Geoffrey Hamilton; centre, Mrs. L. Campbell, Patti Shiell, Kim McIntosh, Janet McNee, Karen Coultes, Cathy Bakelaar, Arlene Johnston, Mr. W. Stevenson; front, Steven Nixon, Ken.Snell, Murray Cook, Brian Snowden, Marvin Gingrich, Brian Shiell, Paul Cook, Jeffrey Cook. Belgrave Personals Mr. and Mrs. George M. Jotw- stoa and Tara orf Udwton spent the holiday weekend with lis mother, Mrs. Laura Johnston, and her parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Grasby. The county meeting of North Huron IAL was he;d in the OrangeHall, Blyth Wednes- day evening. Qui a numb from this area attended Kr. Robert Hifiberd visited on Friday with Ift. Warren Zur- brigg and Malt. Robert Hibberd and Mrs. W#rren Zurbrigg visit- ed in Kiger. Mrs. William Thompson and Miss Bernice Thompson of God- erich, Mr. Joe Thompson and son Kelly of Vancouver, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnston. Mrs. Alan Scott and children of Barrie spent a few days recently with Mrs. Walter Scott and visit- ed with other relatives in the area. Mrs. Walter Scott returned home recently from an eastern bus trip, travelling through Quebec and the Maritimes and coming home by eastern United States. The highlight of the trip was attending the national meet- ing of the Women's Institute of Canada in Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bieman attended the funeral of her cous- in, Irvin Inglis, at Wiarton United Church on Wednesday. Mr. and PIrs. Melvyn Marks of Listowel attended the Country Fayre and visited with' Mrs. Hazel Procter. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Davis of Toronto spent a few days last Memorial service week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. piano and harmony exams with E Wwa a n o c git a g a t e s Laurence Taylor. honor marks in both. Mr. and flus. Peter Huck of Burlington visited among Scott relatives on Friday and Satur- day. Mr. and Mrs. Cell Amutro" of Tborndale spent the weekend with Mrs. George Martin. Warren Pickell of Vancouver, who is now at Toronto taking a course with iBM, and Mrs. Pearl Wheeler of Huronview visited for a few days with Mr. and *rs. Kenneth Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Kuntz, Duane, Kimberley and Peter of Kitchener spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Harry Rinn. Also visiting at the same home were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Cartwright, Donna and Patricia of London, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cartwright, John and Claude of Londesboro. Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Edgar and family of Petrolia visited on ftiday with relatives in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Glyn Wide and Kimberly of Mount Hope, David Wide of Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Nicholson and Sherri of List- owel were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Garner Nicholson. Rev. Charles F. and Mrs. Speakman of Minising spent the weekend with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Procter. Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby were Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leitch, Julie and Jeffery of London, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Armstrong of Thorndale. Congratulations to Doreen Anderson who has received word that she passed her Grade IX WE HAVE MOVED! Ed's Siding S Roofing • Vinyl or aluminum siding *Aluminum Seamless Eavestroughing • FREE ESTIMATES Get the job done right of the right price! Take your choice - aluminum or vinyl siding ... $80 per square. Call 335-6341 Wroxeter, Ontario OUR SINCERE TH�l1VI�S We would like to thank the Welcome Wagon Sponsors of Wingham for a call from the Welcome Wagon Hostess and a friendly welcome from the civic organizations. Thank you once again. Sincerely yours, Mr. & Mrs. T. Kotsanis • held at Brandon receive awards,- diplomas BELGRAVE — A large group gathered on Sunday afternoon, in Brandon Cemetery, Belgrave for 0 the annual memorial service BELGRAVE — On Monday Murray Cook, Robert Currie, Ron Robert Currie, Marvin Gingrich, under the leadership of Belgrave � � �' � �DirectO evening East Wawanosh Public McDowell, Chris Meier, David Grant Gnay, Geoffrey Hamilton, Presbyterian Church. ry School held its Grade Eight grad- Pletch and Steven Nixon played Janet McNee, Chris Meier, Piat The minister, Rev. Kenneth uation banquet at the Women's two selections, -Beautiful Sun- Shiell and Ken Snell. Innes of Brussels, conducted an Institute Hall. Head table guests, day" and "Mississippi Cotton- Guest speaker for the evening impressive service and accom- FLOWERS AUTOMOTIVE FUELS PLUMBING HEATING Mr. and Mrs. David Medd, Mr. Pickin' Delta Town." was Rev. John Roberts who in- panied the singing of the hymns and Mrs. Bruce Campbell, Rev. Greetings from the Huron dicated that animals have a with his guitar. His sermon dwelt W e d clin John and Mrs. Roberts and' Mr. County Board of Education were limited place in life and are on the "Irnmortality of Man". He 9 and Mrs. Jack Alexander were given by Jack Alexander. Rev. greatly controlled by their en- reminded that some of the good P Arrangements introduced by William Stevenson. Roberts presented the Men's vironment while humans should and beautiful in the lives of those Mrs. Campbell introduced the Choir Public Speaking Trophy to have a broad scope of life and who have gone still live on in our Cut flowers graduates: Jeffrey Armstrong, Karen Coultes. Pat Shiell receiv- education is one way of obtaining midst. Cathy Bakelaar, Stephen Bryd- ed the Comp Academic plaque this broader view of life. Plants ges, Brenda Burchill, Jeffrey from Fred Meier. Flowers by Cook, Mark Cook, Paul Cook, Grant Gnay received the Credit Elementary education is just Murray Cook, Karen Coultes, Union Academic plaque from Mr. one step of many on the education _ Wire Service Robert Currie, Marvin Gingrich, Stevenson. Both Pat and Grant ladder. Secondary school grad- LEWIS Grant Gnay, Geoffrey Hamilton, received desk pen sets for acs cation is called "Commence- Belgrave �•� Arlene Johnston, Ken Marks, demic proficiency presented by ment" which means beginning, FLOWERS Ronald McDowell, Kim Meln- Mrs. Campbell. W. Medd pre- that is another step as one goes on . tosh, Janet McNee, Chris Meier, sented sportsmanship awards to to new avenues. In order to pre- Sandy Hartlin of Kingston 135 Frances Steven Nixon, David Pletch, Bill Arlene Johnston and Murray pare for the future Mr. Roberts visited with Sheila Anderson dur- Phone Scott, Brian Shiell, Pat Shiell and Cook. advised the graduates to pursue ing the weekend. 357-3880 Ken Snell. Mrs. Campbell presented Citiz- their education as long as they Nancy Anderson and her Following the blessing which enship awards to Brenda Burchill were able. friend, Ann Pinder of Exeter, left was asked by Rev. Roberts, a de- and Ron McDowell and Congeni- Following the speech Paul Monday on a trip to the West SALES AND SERVICE licious meal was served by the ality Awards to Kim McIntosh, Cook presented Mr. Roberts with Coast. Belgrave Women's Institute. Mr. and Geoffrey Hamilton. a gift and thanked him on behalf Visitors last week with Mr. and 4 Ross Hamilton thanked the wo- Field Day awards were pre- of the graduates. Mrs. William Gow were their PRECISION men for a wonderful meal. Mrs. sented by Mrs. Stan Hopper, as- Cathy Bakelaar, Brenda Bur- granddaughter, Miss Susan ROLLER Stan Hopper replied on behalf of sisted by Mr. Medd: Senior girls, chill, Karen Coultes, Arlene Brindley of Dungannon, who , the women. Cathy Bakelaar; Intermediate Johnston, Kim McIntosh, Janet visited during the week, and theirs SKATES Jeff Armstrong, Jeff Cook, girls, Karen Coultes; Senior McNee and Pat Shiell sang "But- grandson, Michael Wales, who boys, Grant Gnay. terfly". I was a weekend guest. Music Arm Bars were received The class valedictorian, Karen R. W. BELL by Karen Coultes, Jeff Arm- Coultes, gave a very humorous Mrs. Telford Cook spent the strong. Robert Currie, Grant and fitting presentation about the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. with Gnay, Chris Meier, David Pletch, class' progress through the Harold Slesser of Glammis and PIRG 10% OPTOMETRIST various grades. The evening attended the Cook -McLennan SPORTS off. Steven Nixon and Mark Cook. g g con- wedding in Ashfield Presbyterian Academic Arm Bars were re- eluded with the graduates receiv GODERICH ceived by Cathy Bakelaar, ing their diplomas from Jack Church on Saturday -afternoon. 177 Main St. Listowel, Ontonoo, Wilfred Guest of Parkhill The Square 524-7661 Brenda Burchill, Karen Coultes, Alexander. called Saturday at the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William Gow. Lynn Hoy Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook and WINGHAM Mission S eakPjr Frank Cooper attended the wed- Enterprises ding of the formers' grandson, Cameron Cook, to Brenda Mc- Honda and Skidoo BODY SHOP a t St. Andrew's Presby, on Saturday in Ashfield Sates &Service Presbyterian Church. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Hwy 86 east of Wingham SID ADAMS William Gow visited with his Phone 519-357 3435 Complete The Women's Missionary missionary work in India. Miss brother and sister-in-law, Mr. RADIATOR SERVICE Society ancrthe Goforth Evening White's home is in Goderich and Mrs. Alan Gow of Woodstock. Auxiliary of St. Andrew's Pres- where she is a member of Knox Fred Gow accompanied them to ,JANITORIAL SERVICE for byterian Church prepared and Church. She is a graduate of the the family gathering. Automobiles, light Trucks, conducted the Sunday morning Ontario Hospital, Toronto Bible Belgrave Library will be at the Farm Tractors worship service. College and Ewart College, and arena this Saturday and will be SPAR-KLEAN Mrs. Gordon Wall conducted also has some training in social open from seven until ten p.m. New Rad Cores the service, with Mrs. Clarence . work. During the war she served Rodding Wood and Mrs. Robert Arbuckle as an officer with the Nursing Miss Janet Watson of Aylmer, Janitorial Services assisting by reading scripture Service of the South African Miss Janey Beecroft of Brant Cleaning AFlushing ford, David Beecroft of Toronto, Floors - complete cors and leading in prayer. Army and performed duty in industrial 14 North St. 357-1102 Guest speaker was Miss Ida South Africa, Egypt and Italy. Miss Alice Beecroft of Belgrave commercial White, Reg. N., who spoke on her In 1952 Miss White was ap- attended the centennial celebra- residential pointed to a nursing position in tion at Brucefield United Church the Bhil area of India. Now she is on Sunday morning. WlndOws - just ask seeing how private Christian Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor of FREE ESTIMATESI! Would +u Believe efforts can be co-ordinated with Sarnia attended the memorial by the government health pro- service in Brandon Cemetery on SPAR - KLEAN grams. In all her work she has Sunday afternoon and visited at Box 1045, Wingham found opportunities for Christian the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1• Yes; in 11354 A.D., a supernova outreach. Taylor. Also visiting al the same 357-3006 357.3815 THE EXPLOSION OF A STAR home were Mr. and Mrs .Jack explosion resulted in what is Next Sunday, the members of , SO BRIGHT IT COULD BE now known as the "Crab Ne- the Session will conduct the Taylor, Trudy and Mark of SEEN FOR THREE DAYS bula." morning worship service at St. Wroxeter. PRINTING AND NIGHTS ... Andrew's. Cecil Black of Britton visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs ,James WOULD YOU Walsh and attended the mem- ALSO BELIEVEorial service in Brandon CemeHwuno*v - �e aO tory on Sunday afternoon. V = t Miss Marlene Walsh of London TYPOM"*, that we have a starburst of spent the weekend with her nLny eve savings available da --Don Farnell was in charge of parents, Mr and Mrs. .James g every y - Come and see vs where vial- the morning worship service at Walsh, n St. Paul's Anglican Church on Mr and Mrs I. Sykes, Mr and • PRINTERS aand service meet savings Sunday. He led tale congregation Mrs Dalton Ralph and Mrs .)rie • LITHOGRAPHERS and satisfaction. in worship and preached a ser- Harris of Mitchell visited on CREATIVE ART t BROCHURES mon on the parable of the pearl. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold CATALOGUES A LETTERHEADS Il 1 �l/h Ir 11 7 1 SII Bill Farnell assisted his father by Procter. They also visited with WFMNGMVITATIONS F1,0U 1•I{.ylllll'1't reading the lesson. This Sunday, Miss Margaret Curtis of Brook- 364-254 Harry Brydges will be in charge haven Nursing Home, Wingham. I,w� phin. of the service with all services Mr. and Mrs Max Pletch 754 Tenth Street 1 Hanover Ontari titr�,•1 during July being conducted .by Krista and Andrea of Dryden are o RInRh++++I lay members while Rev. T. K. visiting with Mr and Mrs Sam Hawthorn is on vacation. Pletch and other relatives a WINGHAM SUNOCO SERVICE LICENSED MECHANIC UNDERCOATING & RUSTPROOFING COMPLETE CAR & TRUCK SERVICE Prop. Ken Leitch Phone 357-1554 NIGHT 357-3585 INSURANCE sNSYRANti All Types of Insurance 335.3525 357-2636 GORRIE WINGHAM PAVING MIDWESTERN PAVING Driveways, Parking Lots Repairs 528-2626 LUCKNOW POOLS, ETC. 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