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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-11-04, Page 12■ IN Pap 1!—Mw Windl am Advance -Times, November 4, 1976 Coming Events ..,, -- . A,,.K . *^ 77, Wroxeter Personals Mr. and Mrs. Allan Grifflth Mr. and Mrs. Vern Clark visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Whits- visited Mr. yid Mrs. Ed Stewart head in Walkerton on Saturday in Harriston on Sunday. and accompanied them to Owen Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson Som' Sunday guests with Mr. and were in Lucan on Saturday where EUCHRE PARTY TOURSthey visited at the home of the Mrs. Roes Toman were Mr. and Euchre Party at St. Paul's This winter, Fettes Tours and ate• Mrs. Lorne Matthews, Preston- letter's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gibson. Anglican Church, Wingham, Travel has several ways to get , Cambridge; Wallace Toman, Thursday, November 4, at 8:30 you put of the cold and into the a , ; . New Hamburg and Elgin Toman, p.m. Prizes, lunch. Admission sunshine. We have space availPlattsville. t 75c. able on the following tours to our a, ,,, { 1 Mrs. Elaine Mclntee, Weston, sun -spots Florida, Bahamas, spent the weekend with her Lakelet RUMMAGE SALE California, etc. 4 mother, Mrs. floss Sanderson. In the Orange Hall, Saturday, An Xmas Treat: 11 -day tour ,�1 Sympathy of the community is departing Dec. 23, featuring A' A number from the village and November 6, 2:00 - 4:30 p.m. P g g r► uiirt � extended to W. and Mrs. Bill surrounding community attended Demerl and familyin the loss Sponsored by the Salvation Disney -World and St. Petes. h - k a shower by relatives for Johim Army. Admission included. Five full of a father and grandfather, Carl days to soak in the sun and enjoy elf = r O McKercher, Jamestown, and Ann Jacobson. 2 Mullen, Walkerton, at the home OPERA the beach. of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Nixon, Blyth Centre for the Arts pre- New Year in Florida! This `Fordwich, on Sunday. sents "An Eve of O ra"8-day tour takes you to Florida excerpts of several operas in, f Sunday guests with Mr. and or a New Year's Eve full of fun .. Mrs. Stewart Musgrove were Mr. English by the University- of and excitement. Departs Dec. 26.� and Mrs. Doug Weber and Kevin Western Ontario Opera Work- Florida Sun -Spots: You have a ," y� ti L shop, at Blyth Memorial Hall, choice of four departure dates for of Walkerton, Mrs. Wes Heimpel, Friday, Nov. 26,8:30 p.m. Adults, this tour from Jan. 15, Feb. 12, `�, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Statin and $3.00, students, $2.00. Tickets Feb. 19, and Feb. 26. The high ; • family of Wroxeter, Mr. and Mrs. available at Vance's and The lights of this 14 -day tour are visits Floyd Ellis, St. Thomas, the Music Centre. to Silver Springs, Busch Gardens, occasion being Mrs: Heimpel's Miami Beach, DixIL� and Mr. Ellis' birthdays. Mr. and 4-11-18-25 sne y World, Cape Kennedy, Marineland, St. A,Mrs. Ellis also visited Wes Heim - DANCE NOV. 6 Augustine and many more. All pel in Wingham and District Hos- Wingham Figure Skating, Club is admissions included. pital. sponsoring a dance Saturday, Sailing in the Sun: This 14 -day Congratulations to Mr. and Nov. 6, 9:30 to one a.m. at the trip takes you to Florida and on to HALLOWE'EN IS A BIG time of year for youngsters. At the Wingham D8y Care Centre Mrs. Bert Van de Kemp, (Gloria Wingham Armories, music by the Nassau, Bahamas, aboard the the young children dress up for the occasion. Dean McKinley, Scott Bateman, Heather Ruttan) who were married on M ran Bros $600 r 1 most elegant cruiseship S S Bishop Cailin Clarke, Tricia Daer, Steven Double, Jackie Wittig and Celina Yeo listen Saturday. o pe coup e. Light lunch. Tickets areeavail_ Emerald Seas. A fantastic value while their teacher explains the rules of a game. able from any of the executives. for your money. Always an early Phone 357-2433 or 357-3272. Tick- sell-out, it departs January 29. ets are limited. Florida Mid -Term: A 9 -day 28-4 'family vacation' trip, leaving March 18, just for the mid-term Cards o f Thanks Guild remembers BAZAAR break. Special children rates available. member's birthday A bazaar will be held in Gerrie padre Island and Mexico `^' United Church, Saturday, Nov- Too!!! This 18 -day relaxing tour ember 6, from 1:30 to 4:30. takes you to Padre Island, Texas I would like to sincerely thank We wish to express our heart - Everyone welcome. and Mexico. Leaves March 14. all friends and relatives for the felt thanks for kindness shown to GORRIE -- St. Stephen's Guild Early reservations advised. lovely cards, letters, gifts and us at the loss of a dear husband, held its October meeting at the RECEPTION tions advised. flowers sent to me while I was in father and grandfather, Sparling home of Mrs. Merle Fisher. The 25th wAding anniversary recep- Aah! California: 21 days of the Wingham Hospital and Vic- Johnston. We wish to say thank meeting was opened with a tion for Mr. and Mrs. Glenn memorable experience. Some of toria Hospital, London. Special you for flowers, donations to the prayer for the parish, followed by Sellers at Howick Community the greatest sights of the world thank you to Rev. Passmore, Dr. Bluevale Unites Church, cards the Lord's Prayer. Centre, Friday, Nov. 5. Ladies visited during the trip that leaves Hanlon and all the nurses on and food brought to our homes. Mrs. Gordon Underwood was in please bring lunch. No gifts on April. 17. second floor, in the Wingham Thanks to the nurses in Intensive charge of devotions. The roll call, please. For a free brochure containing Hospital. Care, Drs. Ping and Mowbray, a verse on Thanksgiving, was an - complete details of the above Mrs. Irene Stainton Rev. W. Brown and the Walker swered by nine members. COUNTRY CURLING CLUB tours and many more, please Funeral Home. A special thanks The business was conducted by Annual meeting and euchre party write or call Fettes Tours and Many thanks to all the staff in to Unit 3 of the U.C.W. for serving the president, Mrs. Harry King. to be field in Women's Institute Travel Ltd., 323-1545 Mount Ward B at the Wingham and after the funeral. These shall all A thank you card was read from hall, Belgrave, Nov. 10 at 8:30 Forest or 348-8492 Mitchell. District 'Hospital, while I was a ie Part of our treasured memor Rev. and Mrs. Parker and mem- CONESTO I GRAD ies. hers were reminded that the EMPLOYED IN TOWN p.m. Ladies please bring sand- patient there; thanks also for Beth Johnston and family November meeting would be the Shayne R. Goldrich, RR 2, wiches. cards, visits and good wishes CASH BINGO election of officers. The mystery Wingham, received his grad - from neighbors and friends. gift was won b Mrs. Tom Ash. There will be a cash bingo in the Special thanks to Dr. McGregor Harvey and Bertha Niergarth .g Y nation certificate on Wednes- BINGO Wingham Legion on Wednesday, want to thank their neighbprs, The meeting was closed with a da October 20, for a course and Dr. Hanlon and Rev. o$ y• Bingo every Monday evening at Nov. 10. Doors open 7:30 p.m. friends and relatives for rds prayer for unity followed by the in Real Estate at the Passmore and to my brother, and gifts on our 60th wedding g prayer. the Vanastra Centre, RR 5, Bingo starts 8:30 p.m. 15 - ;12 g *venin ra er. Lunch of birth - Gordon, and wife Agnes, and to Conestoga College, Doon. He Clinton, at 8 p.m. 15 regular games; two "share the wealth" anniversary. day cake and ice cream was sister Hazel, for visits and for is now employed at the Wing - games at $12. Three share the games; one special must go $50; served to celebrate Mrs. William MONEY AVAILABLE MORTGAGE LOANS ResWentW, Comnmrciol Rural Load Devobpmoet Builders Interim Fining PROMPT SERVICE Call Collect 519-836-0470 WESTERN INTERNATIONAL FUNDING CORP. Centralia College of Agricultural Technology offers two year diploma programs in: 1. Agricultural Business Management 2. Animal Health Technology 3. Food Service Management 4. Community Home Economics •Exciting job oppurtunities in all areas of the agriculture and food industries *Residence living with good recreation facilities eCo-educational atmosphere *Personal attention to students *Well located in an excellent agricultural area --------------------------------------------- Clip and return for more information to: Centralia C011ege of Ag. Technology, Huron Park, Ontario, NOM IYO or Phone (519) 228.6691 Name............................................. Address........ .......................... .... Postal Code ....................................... Please send me information on Agricultural Business Animal Health Technology Management wealth. Jackpot $200, must go. jackpot $150 in six calls; eonsola- returning me to my home; and to Harvey and Bertha Niergarth Cane's birthday. ham branch office of Don Food Service Management Community Home Economics Door prizes and man other tion prize'$N. my son Elmer for his concern Y Hoist Real Estate. P Y P about my health. It is al: deeply Fant to thank Murray Gaunt, specials. Admission restricted to MPP, for bringing a lovely appreciated: 16 years or over. Ella Shiell plaque from the Province of CUB AND SCOUT PAPER rrb Ontario, on this special occasion DRIVE BINGO Paper drive on Saturday, Nov. 6. of their 60ih wedding annivers- 0 • Blyth Lions Club Saturday night Please have papers at curb by We er of like to thank the arY Direct O Bel - bingo at 8:30 m. in the Blyth nine a.m. Chamber of Commerce of Bel p• Y more; Crippled Duck for their Thank you to all my relatives, ervice ry: Memorial Hall. Jackpot $150 on apd 11 f ' ds friends and neighbors for their 60 calls. Share the wealth and SANTA CLAUS PARADE music, n a our nen , t Win am's annual Santa Claus relatives and neighbors for the visits and cards while I was a i regular games. rrb March 31 parade will be held on December wonderful evening and the dona- patient in Wingham Hospital. FLOWERS COLLISION tions. Special thanks to all the nurses on _ _ -_ e If you are interested in Marj-and Dick Konings second floor, O.R., I.C.U. units entering a float or individual Wedding Al's Colllslon character costume in the parade, and family and the Therapy Dept. Also to please contact Lori Kopas, phone Drs. McGregor, Hanlon, McKim, . Arrangements Service GOING 357-3653 for further details. I would like to express by Corrin, The Canad4kri Legion, 15� 4-11 thanks and sincere appreciation Masonic Lodge Chapter and the ! ,�l� Cut flowers Phone OUT OFto all those who remembered me men from the 19th Fid. Regt., :/� 357-2206 with cards and good wishes while Rev. Brown, Rev. Passmore, Mr. Plants -'POT LUCK LUNCHEON I was in the Wingham Hospital. Baswick, Fther Nolan, the CARS, TRUCKS, BUSES BUSINESS Wingham Ladies' Curling Club Special thanks to Drs. McGregor UCW and the Institute. With a Flowers .by g g pec' g Complete Body Work are having an opening meeting and Hanlon. To Beverley Kay and sincere thank you to those who Wire Service and Painting and pot luck luncheon at the Rev. Armstrong for their visits. helped at the farm. Your kindnessFrame and Rust Repair LAI RD'S Curling Club on Tuesday, Nov. 9 Mrs. Dawson Craig will never be forgotten. �,y LEWIS Also Insurance Claims at one p.m. All curling members Alex Corrigan FLOWERS CONC.H MORRIS TWP. and .new curlers are invited to I wish to thank my friends for attend. 135 Frances — Men s and Boys WEAR PALMERSTON SAVE � NOW! .. . on full range of dress and work clothes o for both DAD and the CAD! BENEFIT DANCE For Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dickson, whose house -was damaged by fire. The social will be on Nov. 5, Belmore Arena. Ladies please bring lunch. COUNTERWEIGHT MEETING New class opening, Tuesday mornings 10 a.m., Maitland IOOF Hall. First meeting to be held on Nov. 9. Evening classes as usual. Questions? Phone 357-3322. W.I. VARIETY PROGRAM In the Whitechurch Hall, Friday, Nov. 5, 8:30 p.m. W.I. EUCHRE PARTY 1n the Whitechurch Hall, Mon- day, Nov. 8, 8:15 p.m. CRAFT AND BAKE SALE You are invited to attend the Craft and Bake Sale at the Wingham town hall on Saturday, November 6, from 2:00 - 4:30 p.m. Sponsored by the Wingham Voice for Life. Messengers meet BEI,GRAVE--Sunday, the first fall meeting of the messengers of Knox United Church met in the church basement with an atten- dance of 15. The meeting opened with a discussion on "Being Thankful for the Wonders and Beauty of God's World in the Autumn" by using Thanksgiving and Hallowe'en as examples. The offering was received and de- dicated. Alison Roberts entertained all present with a game. Children's favourite hymns were sung while they worked on making a "Spooky Sipper" as their craft. their visits, flowers and get -well cards while I was a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. It was all deeply appreciated. Vera Elliott A sincere thank you for their care to Dr. McGregor and Dr. Hanlon, the nurses and staff on first and second floor and visitors while I was a patient in the hospital. Dorothy Lewis I would like to thank friends, neighbors and relatives for cards and visits while I was in hospital. Also Rev. Passmore, Dr. Mc- Gregor and nurses on second floor. Also those who gave my wife rides to the hospital. I appreciated it very much. Wallace Agar I wish to thank the doctors and nurses in the Shouldice Hospital, Toronto. Special thanks for the many cards and phone calls received. It was all deeply appreciated. Lorne Jamieson I would like to take this oppor- tunity to say a sincere thank you to Drs. Corrin and McKim and to all the nurses on the second floor who looked after me so kindly last week while I was a patient in the hospital. Thank you also to my many friends for their cards, flowers and visits. These kind- nesses are greatly appreciated. Carol Armstrong We deeply apprecipte the thoughtfulness expressed by your cards, floral tributes and dona- tions to the Ontario Heart Foundation, at the time of our recent bereavement. The Lillow family and Malcolm Black We would like to thank all our relatives, friends and neighbors at St. Augustine and Donnybrook for the lovely evening and pre- sentation of gifts which we enjoyed on Friday, Oct. 22. The gifts we received will always remind us of the good times we shared together. Jim and Margaret Leddy We would like to express our sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbors for their floral tributes and cards, to those who brought food to our home: to the ladies who served lunch and to those who sent memorial donations, during the loss of our "loved one". Special thanks to Dr McGregor, Rev Passmore, Rev Armstrong Armstrong and to Captain Hardy Your kindness will al ways be remembered Billy and Mary Ann Stace} We wish to sincerely thank the sponsors, ladies in the kitchen, the orchestra and all those who attended the Saturday night dance in Whitechurch, to make it such a success It was all greatly appreciated and enjoyed .Joe Tiffin and O A S A and the Junior Softhall team On behalf of Ken and Lorna. we would like to say thanks'to all who helped in any way toward an enjoyable evening, in Belgrave WI Hall on Saturday. Oct 30. following their marriage in Brandon, Manitoba A special thanks to the Emerson's. ,Jim, Vi. Paul and Flan, who provided the musk, also a thank you for all the good wishes for our wedding anniversary Stanley and Leona Black Phone 357-3880 SALES AND SERVICE CANADA CUP SWEATERS now available at - :' t SPIRO PORT 1 77 Main St Listowel Ontario ' Lynn Hoy Enterprises Honda and Skidoo Sales & Service Hwy 86 Wingham Ph, nc, 519 357 3.235 L 1st Morris >> 2nd Morris •I`^ 2nd INSURANCE Aei/ INlIlatANCt All Types of Insurance 335-3325 357-2636 GORRIE WINGHAM POOLS, ETC. Swimming Pools Above and Below Ground Complete Line of Pool Chemicals ARMSTRONG CHEMICALS Box 56 Walkerton UPHOLSTERY FUELS BILL TIFFIN Imperial Esso Agent ESSO For all your Home and Farm Fuel and Lubricating Needs 357.1032 PLUMBING HEATING Leroy Jackson —Plumbing —Heating —Tinsmithing 191 Josephine St. Wingham 357-2904 ELECTRICAL Pletch Electric Winqham INDUSTRIAL or COMMERCIAL WIRING Also Rural and Domestic Phone 351-1583 BURKE ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors Motor Rewind and Sales Household Appliances Josephine St. 357-2450 Emergency Service - See the Yellow Pages AUTOMOTIVE WINGHAM SUNOCO SERVICE LICENSED MECHANIC UNDERCOATING & RUSTPROOFING COMPLETE CAR & TRUCK SER%'ICE Prop. Ken Leitch Phone 35l -I.-,51 NIGHT357-3595 CONSTRUCTION T. M. A T. CONSTRUCTION General Contractors All types of concrete work Pit Silos Home and farm building (':V.1. 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