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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-03-14, Page 14Pete 14—Mw Wingham Advance -Times, March 14, 1878 0-- stela. G404CPf aaowN A and Mrs. Fred Jousts 111. Peter- home last week frau List," ba'a *, returned home . I" Memo" Hospital. Personal's fromFor w i C week after to. N og �wee>r .> a,>� Mn. fllulllyaa moor trip to New Qr aM moved their bouaabold effmb to >Kingefoe Holidav Florida Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Gibson of Mrs. Bill Nay of Gorrie, 1tr. ergd Friends of Mrs. -Clar"Ce Loa Angeles and the Grand Florida. -` " Mmy BQae as Suur- day. HW expecb to be stationed Gorrie Personal Notes Listowel visited Wednesday with Mrs. Lyle Simisons and Mr. and Carswell are pleased that dw ranyqn. Mrs. intoW" aaa VV91M Stepben AndrewR I *01V for a couple of ypara. pictures of stories they enjoyed. Mrs. William Sanderson of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Mrs. John Wagler. returned home last week from Mrs. Holger F*lskov returned and Qf. Mrs. Norman Fairies. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gowdy Beach and many other points of Hargrave. Mr. and Mrs. Willoughby Burlington, Palmerston and District Hospital. home this week after undergoing i1lArmW days last weekawa with last week with 1[e. sad Mrs. of Mr. Listowel. v Mn. Rick Woods r. visited Bunchy with Mr. spent the weekend at the tame of interest. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Patterson, Were Mrs. Carl Stewart were Mr. and Sunday visitors with Mrs, pearl Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Nickel surgery at Guelph General Hospital. Wray Cooper• andAin and ldra. Elmer Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Don Gilmar, An- Mr. and Mrs. Orrie Gingrich Mrs Bob Edgar and Mr. and Patterson. returned home Saturday after a Mr. and Mrs. Bob Key andMrs. Elizabeth Huetber, Robertson and Alex Chatreau of caster. and family of Holyrood visited Teeswater were among those on week's vacation in Florida. Brian, Hanover, were weekend Sandra and Tracey of Cambridge Mrs. Elmer Miller and Graaf Harry Hastie is a patient in Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robin Mr. and Mrs. Irving Toner jothe excellent display of Saturday from a two-week tour of were Sunda visitors with Mr. were � Toronto oa Moods University Hospital, London. Bolan. hockey players. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dinsmore visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne fly- and Mrs. Wray Cooper. ! Grant remained and b a tier W Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Me- Callum of Wingham apd Mrs. Mrs. Lyle Fitch of Belmore, Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson oferr T b returned home recently after a three-week vacation Mr. and Mrs. William Friends of Harold Doig are in the Hospital for Sick Cbildren where he will undergo major urn y enjoying Sheldon Mann visited Wednesday Fordwich spent Sunday with Mr. at Phoenix, Arizona ; San Diego; Marriner, accompanied by Mr. pleased that he was able to return surgery. with Miss Clara McCallum, and Mrs. Ivan Haskins. Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hastie Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Earl, and Mr. and Mrs. Mel Atwood, spent Saturday with Boultinghouse of Essex have Mrs. Harry Gowdy. returned from holidaying in the Mr. and Mrs. John McCutcheon Florida Keys. They also visited Courier 3 visited Harry Hastie in Mr and Mrs Milton Smith of University Hospital, London, on Holidav Florida Sunday. Mrs. Lloyd Jacques and Mrs. The Grade 1 people have ,aadc Mr. and Mrs. George Brown Bert Hubbard attended the leprechaun's hats for St. visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. funeral of Melvin Marks in Patrick's Day. They also painted William Doig, Molesworth. Listowel on Friday. pictures of stories they enjoyed. Mrs. William Sanderson of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Grade 2 made Eskimos out of Stouffville is visiting Mr. and Hetherington, Jeff and Jennifer toilet paper rolls and put faces on Mrs. Norman Fairies. of Brantford spent the weekend them. Harry King, Mrs. Harvey with Mr. and Mrs. George Adams, Mrs. Glad Edgar, Mrs. Hetherington. Good super series Tom MacDonald of Brussels, Mrs. William A. Smith and P Mrs. William Simpson, Mrs. George MacDonald of FORDWICH—The Tykes' Molesworth, Mrs. Edgar Elliott Molesworth spent the weekend Super Series ` Hockey Tour - of New Hamburg, Birks with Mrs. George Barr of held oveerr the weekend at Robertson and Alex Chatreau of Kemptville and were guests at he Hoent tHowick Community Centre the Teeswater were among those on the wedding of her eldest proved a successful event. three buses of Maxey Travel, daughter on Saturday. By aports, everyone en - all l reports, Palmerston, who returned Mr. and Mrs. Irving Toner jothe excellent display of Saturday from a two-week tour of visited Sunday at the home of Mr. hockey put on by the young Florida which included Cypress and Mrs. Peter Harrison, hockey players. Gardens, Disneyland, Daytona Harriston. Th., Grade 3 class is planning to plant more flowers. Grade 8 students held their first pancake supper on Tuesday, Feb. 27. It was a great success and now we are selling pens door to door to raise more money for our Ottawa trip. The girls' ukelele band is learning a three-part song called the 'Skater's Waltz'. On March 6 after school the Grade 6-7 room had a small party. It was originally intended to be a tobogganing party but melting snow stopped the tobogganing. Instead the group stayed at school and had fun by playing games and having a small banquet. SPORTSMANSHIP EVIDENT—Howick's Super Series '79 might have been short on championship trophies (there weren't any presented), but it was long on sportsmanship and participation by all Tyke players present. Above p Howick and Durham Tykes shake hands after their 4-4 tie on Saturday. The tournament organized for house league Tyke players was one of the most popular to be held In the Howick Community Centre. SUPER SERIES '79—House League Tykes from Durham and Howick East face off during a game in the Super Series '79 tournament in Howick arena on Saturday afternoon. The game ended In a 4-4 tie with Howick coming back from a 3-1 ;deficit The series, organized by John Armstrong of RR 1, Fordwich, featured no champions or trophies. Instead It promised each team entered three games and the young- sters a meal and a crest. The tournament was a solid hit with both players and spectators. The Howick arena was filled to capacity for both days of the,weekend tournament. Phone 357-1411 � M I DDLIE I'ONIS HOME FURNISHINGS up to 50 % off living room suites including sectionals 200% off all bedroom sunes . 30 % off sug. retail - 3,5 & 7pc. ch rome sets over a dozen styles door v. cher specials Only 24 oval and rectangular flip -top pedestal tables imported from England. 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