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The Wingham Advance -Times, October 10, 1979-08m 11
LOTS FOR EVERYONE—Over 1,000 guests lined up for The feast was complete with mashed potatoes and turnip,
turkey dinner at the Belgrave arena Wednesday evening. cranberries, salads, jello and pie.
Fowl supper -- MRS. LEWIS STONEHOUSE It
in Belgraveela rive Personal Notes
Belgrave arena bulged with V
over 1,000 hungry visitors last
Wednesday evening enjoying the
Chris Procter, who is attending
annual fowl supper.
Mohawk College, Hamilton,
The dinner, lasting about one
spent the weekend with `his
and a half hours, included every-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Proc-
thing from piping hot turkey to
ter
crisp cucumber slices.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnston of
Organizers said that 1,000 pounds
Welland and Mr. and Mrs. Bert
of turkey was prepared at
Johnston spent a few days last
MacIntyre's Bakery in Wingham
week with the former's daughter
for the event. To accompany
and her husband, Mr. and Mrs.
that, 400 pounds of both turnips
Robert Graham of North Bay.
and potatoes were mashed, 1,200
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ball o£;;Han-
rolls were ordered and 324 pies
over, Miss Doreen Anderson of
were baked.
Western University, London and
Ladies within the community
Richard Anderson of London
also supplied cabbage salad,
were weekend visitors with their
cranberries, coffee and jello.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross
The supper is a community
Anderson.
effort held every year to help
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hibberd,
fund activities within the arena.
Angela and Marty of Mildmay
This year tickets sold at $5.00
October visits was drawn ul)
each for adults and $2.50 for
visited on the weekend with the
children and totalled $4,700.
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
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Rain Date October 17, 1979
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Robert Hibberd.
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Ander-
son and Robbie of RR 1, Bel -
grave, were,,guests for a week
with Mr. and Mrs. Duncan An-
derson, Marc and Kara of Ed-
monton.
Mrs. Laura Johnston spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
George Johnston, Tara and Erin
of Ilderton. Mrs. Lois Warwick of
Wingham visited on Sunday at
the same home.
Mrs. Olive Campbell was a
supper guest of Mrs. Ivy Cloakey
and family on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Procter
have recently returned home
from a trip to the British Isles.
While visiting in Yorkshire, Eng-
land, Ross discovered the grave
Of his great -great grandmother.
Miss Marni Walsh of York Uni-
versity, Toronto, spent. Thanks-
giving weekend with her parents,
Mr. 'and Mrs. Cliff Walsh.
Miss Sophia Kwok of Hong
Kong and Miss Alison Roberts,
who are attending Toronto Con-
servatory of Music, spent the
weekend with Rev. John and
Mrs. Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. -,,Ralph Logan,
Kevin and Trevor of Wyoming
spent the holiday weekend with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George McGee and Mrs. Cliff
Logan.
Mrs. Norman Blatchford and
her daughter, Mrs. Douglas
Skilling, were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse
last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Scott and
family of Sebringville were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Coultes and family on Sun-
day and Mrs. Walter Scott re-
turned home with them.
Thanksgiving visitors on the
weekend with Mrs. Sara Ander-
son were Mr. and Mrs. William
Schreiber and family, Mrs. Ed.
Hartlin and Sandy of Kinston,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moy of Missis-
sauga, Mr. and Mrs. James
Anderson of Guelph. Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Hunking and family,
Mrs. Murray Walsh and family of
Blyth.
Miss Mae Coulter of Aylmer
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Clifton Walsh and visited
with her brother, James Coulter,
of Goderich, who is a patient in
the Alexandra General and
Marine Hospital, Goderich.
Family celebrates
40th anniversary
BELGRAVE — Robinson and
Taylor relatives held a surprise
party on Saturday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Gordon for her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Taylor, on the
occasion of their 40th wedding
anniversary. The evening was
spent playing progressive
euchre, the winners being: high
lady, Mrs. Charles Showers; low
lady, Mrs. William Inrig; high
man, Jack Mali; low man,
Robbie Gordon. The shuffleboard
was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Jack Mali presented the
Rift from the family with their
'`best wishes. Mrs. John Thomp-
son, Trisha and Sherry Taylor
presented the other lovely gifts.
A buffet lunch was served in-
cluding the anniversary cake.
Out of town guests were from
Windsor, Hamilton, Toronto,
Beeton, Goderich, Auburn and
Wingham.
DOWN TO THE LAST DROP --Grace Procter of Belgrave
attempts to get that last bit of delicious gravy for her turkey
dinner. The annual fowl supper, which attracted a full house
last Wednesday, is organized to help fund the Belgrave
arena.
Mrs. Beatrice Barker of
Goderich is spending a few days
with her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Leishman.
Afternoon Unit meeting
All spent Thanksgiving weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. John Leish-
man and family of Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Richardson
of Detroit, Michigan, visited with
BRUSSELS—Mrs. H. Thomas
Blyth UCW to visit them Oct. 14
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bolt on
entertained the ladies of the
at 8 p.m.
Thursday afternoon of last week.
Afternoon Unit of the United
Some discussion concerning
Mrs. Richardson (Audrey Mc-
Church Women in her home
visitation at the Callander
Michael) was a former pupil of
Tuesday. Sixteen members were
Nursing Homes as well as help
Mrs. Bolt.
present and responded to the roll
with crafts and entertainment
Mr. and Mrs. James McCrea of
call with a verse of thanksgiving.
took place and a program for
Toronto visited one day last week
Fourteen visitations were
October visits was drawn ul)
with Mrs. Mildred Vannan.
recorded.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Hagerman of
Mas. Hemingway, the
A request for knitted children's
Beeton spent the weekend with
president, opened the meeting by
wear was received from Knit_
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor.
reading a Thanksgiving per•
tens' Group.
. Visitors at the home of Mr. and
The devotions were conducted by
Mrs. James Lamont on
Mrs. Cudmore and Mrs. M.
Following the meditation from
Thanksgiving Sunday were Mr.
McTaggart; "Come All Ye
Matthew 6:6 and prayer, refresh.
and Mrs. Ralph McCrea, Mr. and
Thankful People Come" was
ments were served.
Mrs. Brad Montgomery, Tabatha
used as the o hymn. Mrs.
and Bradley, and Doug McCrea,
Cudmore read the poem, "Thank
all of Blyth, and Miss Leslie
You, God, For Everything";
Prophet of Goderich.
Psalm 92 was read by Mrs.
Miss Margaret Higgins of
Hazlewood and Mrs. McTaggart
�n�Ors/ ����
London spent Thanksgiving
read "A Boy's Thanksgiving".
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weekend with her mother, Mrs.
Mrs. Cudmore also gave a very
WROXETER — The first
Robert Higgins.
appropriate meditation titled
senior citizens' euchre party for
More than 30 senior citizens
"Thanksgiving", which noted
the season, under the ... ; ....
and their friends enjoyed a
how prone we are to neglect
ship of Mildred Coupland, Lil
delicious Thanksgiving dinner on
praising God and thanking Him
Gallagher, Lida Reidt and Mar -
Monday served at Knox United
for our health, homes, families,
garet Adams was held in the hall
Church by the Belgrave Hi -C.
friends and an endless supply of
on Wednesday evening, October 3
Karen Coultes, president of the
gifts and mercy; above all for his
with eight tables at play. The
group, welcomed everyone and
love and saving grace. Too many
winners were: ladies' high, Mrs.
Mrs. Stewart Procter thanked
of us wait until trouble arrives to
Stella Pocaluyko; low,, Mrs.
the members for their
get down on our knees; then it
William Dettman; men's high,
thoughtfulness.
may be too difficult to approach
Wes Underwood; low, Cliff
School children and friends of
Him.
Marks.
this area are sorry, to hear that
An article from the Observer
James Coulter, Superintendent of
titled "What is going on in the
The games room in the hall will
Education, of Goderich is a
UCW?" was suggested as an
be open each Tuesday at 2 p.m.
patient in Alexandra Marine and
interesting study for 1980. An
for the pleasure of anyone who
General Hospital, Goderich.
invitation was received from
wishes to socialize.
PIPING HOT VEGETABLES --Gordon Folkard of Belgrave made sure not to overlook
the mashed potatoes and turnip at Belgrave arena's annual fowl supper last Wednesday
night.
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