The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-04-04, Page 113.
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HOWICK UKELELE BAND—The town hall was filled with sound Thursday
night when the Howick Ukelele Band from Howick Central School took the
stag• in the Lions centennial talent show. About 30 grade six, seven and
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Mr. and Mrs. James Alcorn
spent Sunday evening with Mrs.
visited Mc. and lilies- Gordon
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spent a few days at the home of
Ira Neill of Wingham.
Edgar on 8u3day. '
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Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ferguson,
Mrs. Tom McPherson of
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Acton.
Teeswater visited with Mr. and
Lido" Memorw Hospital.
Mr. Mrs. Elmar Fwri*
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Mrs. Glad Edgar visited
Mrs. Irving Toner on Sunday.
and
Mr. Mrs. Jasper FarTW
Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Glousber,
and lila/
Whytock of Teeswater.
Mari and Matthew
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Debbie, Michand Dema of
Blyth visited Mrs. Lorne Walker
Ian visited 8uadity wj1511r. ani
Mrs. Boyd Robb of Godwich.'
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McElvanney and Duane Smith of
and Mrs. Alex Taylor on.,Sunday.
Frank Tompkins of new Goesis
Landon spent the holiday .week
Mr. and Mrs, James Austin,
saw a Block of appeetdrgateiy f
their grandparents, Mr. and
Jeffrey and Derek of Elmira
gray geese flyer low otter 6w
Xs. William A. Smith.
spent Sunday with Mrs. William
maple trees on eonnewisa 3,
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hyndman,
Austin.
Howick Towndiiip, in Inuation
Roy Gowdy, Mrs.. Harry
$1I and Mn. James Lynn, RR
with the leader an an-VOIJte
rowdy, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
2, Gorrie, Miss Gaff Whytock and
goose. They were headlitg ow*
Gowdy were among those at-
Karl Whytock, Teeswater, and
toward Fordwich at abilint 3 or s
ding the 25th wedding an-
Michael Dupuis, Walkerton,
p.m.
niversary celebration of Mr. and
Mrs. Bradley Galbraith in the
Howick Community _Centre on
Saturday.
WOr* vwttl mentally hmndicad
Mrs. Roy Gowdy fell in her
home and was taken ,by am-
is a*cdned by 5 to VA
impressed the ludgin and the crowd and will advance to the nceo Wingham and District
eight students
final show during centennial week In August.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Brown
FORDWICH — Connie Jamie-
games with the children, tab
stories, do finer
son, manager of the Jack Reavie
sing, puzzles,
Opportunity Workshop in Wing-
Painting, Mc., and prepare time
ham, Sylvia Ricker, director of
children for a higher form of
Silver Circle Nurd*y, aril Bev -an
education.
SALE STARTS'APRIL 11th UNTIL APRIL 28th 1979
Lindsay, princlpa f
Circle School, were nest
The three speakers were
thanked for their contribution to
speakers when the Fordwich
the medlog and the
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Women's Institute held its March
meeting.
presented to the members'
With the president, Mrs. R
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Mr. Lindsay spoke on mental
Agla, chairing the meeting and
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retardation and the progress
with nine visitors Mrs.
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made in the school. He showed
H. Gibson conducted the
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5 hp Rear Enginespokeon
slides of how the handicapped are
devotions and Mrs. C. Sotheran
"For
helped in group homes instead of
the motto, Home
Riding Mower
institutions, how they learn to
and Country". She urged
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cope with life, operate a home
and hold a job. They shop at
members to `make the world a
better place for all' and stressed
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grocery stores, use the local
the importance of making
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bowling alley and the swimming
visitors welcome as they could be
pcol, visit restaurants and do
future members. She also asked
craft work which is sold at local
the ladies to be aware of neap
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shows. The adults bake twice a
stimulating ideas that can be
week and sell their baking
In summer, they tend a
learned at meetings or derived
from, the Home and Country
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vegetable garden and this year
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hope to sell vegetables to the
The roll call, "What, as WI
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campers who. come to Wingham
members, are we leaving for oils
for centennial celebrations.
successors?" was answered
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Mr. Lindsay spoke of case
with many informative sugges-
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histories where children were
tions. Mrs. L. Kelley gave the
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helped by speech stimulation and ,
ways. Miss Jamieson then
told of the Progress at the
workshop where the handicapped
repot of nominating Com-
mittee and the meet closed
with the singurg of "God Save the
Queen
1 V Y Y 4 -Cycle B i 9s & learn skills and acquire a sense of
Stratton Engine independence.
5.0 hp recoil -start engine with single adjust cutting height from seat. 26" cut. Mrs. Ricker then told the group Seniors get
cc 11 speed (forward, neutral, reverse) Disc brakes . .............. 545-401 about the nine children under the
Economical 4 -cycle Clipper transmission. Hinged deck lets you care of the nursery school, from
Push Lowipmc der. trom Op - , , teeeer assist the' chi dren a �r�nt' row
"' QM 3z r - school has two aid staff New Horizons
Features dependable 3.0 hp Briggs 8 Stratton - � -+� y P
engine with recoil start and automatic choke. Upper. members. They would welcome,
handle -mounted throttle control for safety and fast more volunteers. They play
Engine response. Front and rear baffles for positive The Wroxeter Senior Citizens
discharge. Long-lasting Ultra Lift blade. are to receive a New Horizons
Easy -to -push 7 x 1.50" front and rear �— i grant in the amount of $3,369 to
wheels with adjustable settings.
l ` o ' Congregation Was annoxpandLunced lastpresentctivitiesweek
by
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hears speaker Federal Health and Welfare
from Montreal Minister Monique Begin.
9 9 The Wroxeter group is one of 72
in Ontario 'receiving grants
\� totalling $578,258. New Horizons
4 , / WROXETER—Rev. Wesley B. is a federal government program
Ball conducted the Sunday which helps retired people create
Ea. morning worship service in the
United Church. He was assisted interesting projects and
n H P programs that are of benefit to
by the guest speaker, Rev.
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GV �" Charles Vickerson of Montreal, m of their own groups and
- who spoke from the Epistle of others in the community in which
p° P they live.
Paul to the Romans,' chapter
four. Mr. Vickerson chose as his The Wroxeter program will.
8.0 hp sermon topic "Blessed Are include music, dancing, crafts,
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Those" film projections .and games.
lj Lawn Care The congregation attending
Tractor Ea. appreciated Mr. Vickerson's
aE� 12 -volt system key ignition start in- timedexcellent sermon and his efforts
with a 5 -speed automatic over- Seniors COnV@n@
cludes battery, dual circuit alternator drive. Full 34" cutting width. Disc in coming so far to speak to the
and headlights Single speed trans- type brakes Attachments available. people in Wroxeter and Gorrie.
mission with full power reverse com- 545-405 euchre party
= MRS. ALLAN GRIFFITHWROXETER--Conveners for
the bi-monthly senior citizens'
Wroxeter euchre party held in the com-
munity hall on Wednesday
- _ Three men from Milverton evening of last week were Mrs.
called Saturday to renew old Margaret Adams, Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Braniff and Wes Un
acquaintances with George
Lambert. derwood. Ten tables were in play.
Jack Doig, Wingham, and Mrs. Eileen Marks captured
first prize and Mrs. Hazel
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George Doig of Calgary, Alberta,
visited Saturday afternoon and Griffith second. For the men,
were dinner guests of their Lloyd McGee won first prize and
cousin, Mrs. Morley McMichael, Mel Taylor second. Other prize
and Andy. winners were Mel Dennis and
Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Dorothy McGee.
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Mrs. Gordon Gibson were Mr.
and Mrs. Crawford Gibson,
CUPP Barrie, and their garnddaughter,
_ Mrs. Rick Passmore, and
daughter of Lucknow.
• Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McKer
Cher, Jamestown, Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Nixon, Fordwich, and
Norman Nixon, Kitchener,
22" Four -Cycle 22" Power 99 10 HP visited Sunday with Mrs. George
Griffith and Miss Margaret
Push Mower 13133 Ea Propelled Mowerl I Ea Lawn Tractor 979*99Griffith.
Check these features! 3 5 hp Briggs & Front pinion drive concept Is a simple, Mrs. Elaine Mcintee and friend
Stratton, recoil -start engine Upper direct through a chain drive arrangement of Weston were weekend guests
handle -mounted throttle control Front that allows pivoting on rear wheels. 3.5 hp 4 cycle Briggs & Stratton engine. Key Ignition start Trickle charging system 3 forward at the home of the former's
and rear baffles. Ultra Lift blade 8 x 1 75" Briggs 8 Stratton engine Durable steel speeds, full power reverse 34" twin blade cutting width. Floating cutting deck features Tom Miller
front and rear wheels with Ion laslln hub wheels. 545-304 one level height adjustment plus wheel adjusters on deck assembly. Disc t brakes, mother, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
g 3 9 I j y type COMPLETE
steel hub... 545-30 front pivot axle. 545-427 Marks.
Elgin Toman, Plattsville, Roy INSURANCE,I
/ Sage and friend of Newton visited SERVICES
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ross
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Mr and Mrs Allan Griffith This Week in
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- were in Grand Bend on Sunday Crossroads ,
where they were supper guests of
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