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Ies special, and it's worth-
while to see your own .poem
or story 'bring laughter to ,
someone's , eyes ,or, thoughts
to his mind,• and respect from
your worst enemy. • •
Large,LiAui.ocation:saie
winghom Sales Arena
680 Josephine Street [North end of Nyingliam]
• SALE STARTS,
Thuri., Fr., Sat. Jan. 24, 25 and 26
• • .from .9 -bead' day±_
For . your consideration this • week we . offering a
various selection of new furniture at WHOLESALE
PRICES. Also on sale used furniture and appliances. ,
PARTIAL LISTING. OF SALE:
NEW FURNITURE Buid: bed complete with. posture •
board and mattress; 7 pc. dining room suite; 5 pc.
bedroom ?Miter brass beds in queen, • chlubla, and ,
single; china cabinets in solid oak . dinette spite in
maple [includes batch and buffet]; round oak tables
With matching press back chairs;. other table and chairs
ideal for the kitchen; hall seat irfth mirror back; tea
wagons; planters; corner shelves,
'
box spring and
.nuittretist chesterfield -.snites hi. the'latest styles,
materials and patterns.
USED' FURNITURE 8z APPLIANCES
Admiral, frost free ref. With' Matching stove in Harvest
Gold; 2 deep freezers; other used ref. and. stoves;'
T.Vs.; dining room suites; bedroom suite's; 4ving room
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SORRY - NO SIMES,THIS WEEK s
AS THEY HAVE BEEN SOLD
P.S.-We pay' oPPrieeti kit good used furnitu re,
Antiques or Appliances, Will buy complete householda
Call 357-1730 or 357.2981 after honrs •
NHS'.
DRAMA
Well, the scripts, and mus-
' ic are in• and things are
atarting---te-role.-- -What-for7--
The spriilg Productign; This'
year "Oklahoma" is the play
that was picked. and audi-
tions for the parts began last
week on Thursday; Jan. 17.
It should be mentioned that
the auditions are open to the
whole school body and not
strictly drama students or
meMbers.
hoped, that.the success
from previous years .will be
Maintained this year.
The'play will be preSented
the first week in May but
help from everyone is essent-
ialto to get this show on the
road.
Good. Luck and break a leg.
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paSSigp. and Write.%• for the.
work of. to 'See. :And.
••.then the • • much ": acclaimed _-
7iiittherfa-W11141Ye yeir-
a pat 04-,:the,back'and' nient4:
berShip. Crest, rine, ete.
etc„-Of theelite. writer's club,' .
Roy McMurtry protesting. a
proposal for legislation to
institute the-•"living will".
The suggestion for a legal
"living will" was made by
1
li gsbridge
school news
Mrs. Rose Frayne attend-
ed a Family Life meeting at
Dublin recently. '
Constable ., Bill Hassan
came to the school on Friday
to speak to -the children on
FarM Safety.
Mr. Dave Zyluk, school
principal, was re-elieted
chairman of. the .Kincardine
Community Centre and Rte.
teation _Board_for 1980.2_
Mr. Zyluk was also elected
as a Liberal delegate to the
Ontario Liberal Provincial
Convention in 1980.
, . .
BY DOUG EADIE
This Past weekend saw the
Lucknow Midgets, defeated
twice. The first:loss occurred
Friday night in Lucknow with
Teeswater. winning 7. - 5.
Basic fundamental mistak-
es and- penalties (ince agala
were the downfall of , the
Midgets. •
• 4 . Saturday night` sancaraine
hosted Liickno* and the
loeals quickly fell behm 3
0. They-knight back but-still--
came out Re the short end of
a 5 - 3 decision.
• Seorieg in !the two games .
were:: Larry MaePherson two
goals: Art Clark, Kent' Alton,
Glen Raynard, one goal, one
assist each; Don:Greer, Dave
Gibson, Al Rivett, One goal
each; John Hopf, Eadie,
rine assist each,
Mr. Don Darrell conducted
the Sunday morning service
accompanied by Mrs. Elsie
Henderson at the organ. The
• choir sang the anthem 'Oh It
Is Wonderful" under the dir-
ection of Mr. Frank Bissett.
----The--sermen-topic-was--base&-•
"on the theme "This Can Be
the Best Year Yet".
A lively time, was spent at
old-time music on Monday
afternoon when-MarieMynn-
and nine other musicians
provided some good'listening
entertainment. Mr. Ken
Dale, Mr. Warren Whit-
more, Mr. Wilson McCart-
ney, Mr. Stanley Hillen, Mr.
• BY BARBARA KERR
La Leche League of Bel-
grave began its first series of
the new year January 16 with
the number of little ones
greater than the mothers
attending. Mrs. T. orstanje
welcomed the mothers to her
home and explained that she
would be hostess for the next
three meetings. Mrs. J.k
Casemore was introduced as
the new librarian for the LLL
group. The new books will be
using a card system.
La Leche (pronounced lay-
chay) comes from the Span-
ish_ which: means plentiful
milk. This name , was sug-
gested for the League by Dr.
White in' 1957, the husband
of one of the foundifig
mothers. The League enjoys_
giving information and en-
your parents and.grandpas-
ents, aunts and uncles,
BREAK INTO PRINT friends and enemies - and
One of the best events in even yoerSelf what you can
Our creative. Writing Club.:
is asking for poems, stories;
or essays, to be brought in
from each grade.level. So for
you timid ankle biters or
boisterous nreck checkers
who never dream of seeing
yoUr name in print, here is a
golden opportunity to show
La Leche league
in Beigrave
tn eourageent on he art of
breastfeeding. •
Mrs.' B. ' Kerr led the
discussion covering the
"Benefits of Breastfeeding
-to Mother and Baby". Many
mothers were pleased to hear
that babies need no supple-
ments while nersing .for the
first,few months. This makes
nursing so easy to do in a
busy household, It is noted
that "Cow's ' milk is for
calves" and the recommen-
dations of the Canadian Ped-
iatric Society were taken into
consideration. The mothers
were happy to explain their
great. joy in nursing their
babies and the close bends
formtd within the family.-
The meeting closed' with
refreshments and social
hour.
fcir us timid writers to put our provided of -course, that that patients and their famif- pen to paper with a renewed you're Successful. - _ ies -in Canada have always
year of 1979-80. ItiaCria-rice and glerY the way "dangerous". They point out
0; 11 p $ e 0 C.,' • the Ontario Advisory Council, . .
now under everybody's nos- you have nothing to lose, ,On snint, citizens. The min_
es without haif of vs even And:you do have. something . cal said'elderly people -Should prpperly , informed. It . could to gain if. your enty,;:one f is r,;;;,,,,9Th,, lavetheright tri signa:cleeit--,-be written down in history . the select Ones kr "enTer: , Merit to -vvitheld or Withdraw and change the whole course besides all the prestige, . artificial means -of life. sup of your life. Have you heard there is avair of tickets to, a - Pint • when recovery is riot
about it yet?, • ... ' - future school dance -.for the likely and where death is
It is the birth of the winners., And all feu have to inevitable and imminent. Creative Writing - Booklet of do is hand in your best The :Alliance for life said . that memorable. - or . what.. polished work to Mrs. Tiffin. .such legislation is not only
soon could be memorable, From there it will be fame unpeCessary, it could -also be'
:.'.urooti010..tkotoo.:ok A....
Ehter Snell, Mr, Lome Law- tamed the residents with
son; along with .our own Jim some musical selections on
Ruddock, Cecil Skinner and the piano. Mr. Ken Nett
Norm Speir joined Marie finished the program off by
While many old faveurite playing his violin..' Happy
songs were played. Birthday was sung to those
George Rumball was mas • celebrating their . birthdays
--ter-rit -eereme-nter'when -the- and g strinlited-.
Golden Radar Club enter- Mr. Cecil Skinner thanked
tamed at the January Birth- the Golden ,Radar Club and
day Party. Wat Webster cupcakes and tea was served:
started the pregrain off with Residents are 'looking for-
a -few-selectionsmouth on, a ward teine 23rdri-rianuary
organ, followed by a solo by when the Golder:. Radar Club
Mrs. Van Damme accompan- are joining them for an
ied by Mrs. Radford at the , afternoon of euchre.
piano. The club acted out a ' Thoughts are with Miss
reading called "SomebridY'S Margaret Mitchell who' un-
Mother": Elmer Trick enter- dervvent surgery this week.
Residents Miss Margaret and
hope she is feeling better
soon. There is a special
project-fer Valentines Day in.
Ceramics underway, and any
residents who would like to
help are , invited te do so.
Thereare three photo al-
bUms distributed on Ground
North, Normal Care and
activity, Room; please feel
free to look at these. There
are new pictures added per-
' iodically.
On Jan, 14 the, Winghant
Pro-life group met at the
Winghim Bible. Chapel,
'rherriain concern was that
people stilt don't know what
group does.
They not only deal with,
abortion,• but also with the
•aging and. handicapped.
Near the end of 1979 The
?finance for Life, the national
cO:ritdinating bodY for .more
than 120 pro-life. groups.103Se
across Canada,. has-written to
Ontario.' Attorney - General
had the fight to refuse treat-
ment and request cessation
of -extraordinary life,-sustaln-
ing procedures. In addition
there is also a dangerous
is** • **AO *• • iv
WAWANOSH .150 acres,
hedge being restyled offers
new drywall interior,..._.neW,
coMbination furnace. Barns
70 x 60 of coloured Steel
new 50 x 100 hi)/ barn - pole
bare -.2 granaries, pit silo;
implement shed, More. land
available, for rent. Excelient
value at $139,000.
WAWANOSH - 65 acres, no
buildings, over half bushland,
with. creek - building site
with access. - as,,,,yery worth-
while investment. '
HIGHWAY -9 - • 150 acres, :-
brick house with, new addi-
tion including new modern
kitchen. Barn 80 x 90, pit silo
26 x .82, price 5129,000.
5 ACRE. building lot in Kin-
cardine Twp-. new poured
basement walls ready for
new home - hydro, septic
tank and drilled Well are in.
Make an offer.
RIPLEY = For cash croppers,
100 acres, 81 choice work-
able, for corn or beans, ex-
cellent 3 yr. old 3 bedroom
bungalow, broadleemed
throughout, steel impleinent
shed 32 x 40. '
MEL MATHERS
• Winghain
Phone 367.3208 _
Rep. L, W. Hatton
Real Estate Ltd.
Broker, gincardine
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difference between ordinary,
and extraordinary treatment
that they have the right to
refuse 'treatment, and the
should be made
Birthright is one area
where Voice fig Life "puts
it's shoulder where it's
mouth is" to quote President
Sally Canipeau. This pro-
gram is' intended to give
active support to pregnant
women in distress through
counSelling, medical and leg-
' al ...assistance as well as '
• clothing, accommoda-
tions etc both before • and
afterbitth• the child as required
Most importantly, •Birth-
right gives much needed
moral support ata,difficult
period 'in a distressed moth-
er's: life,
egiithredicertified Canada No. 1' Grain
• : Also Seed Flax and Corn •
We-carry most varieties of grain and grais
seed.'
• WCwant you to shop around then come to
us and see if we can't save you a-$1..00 more
per hag.
. • Anyone thinking of. _custom_ cleaning your
own gtain should call us first for favourable
exchange. on, ours.
Can-19.54972
Nights. 395-3267 or 395.2861
WINGHAM SALES ARENA
possibility that a "living
; will"„ written by a patient in
good health, might be car-
ried into effect against his
wishes at a later date When
he is unable to make his
wiShes know!' or when there
has: been some failure or
delay in. the process fts
rescinding ,the "will". The
Alliance -noted that once
wi sips, death by 'ehoice becaMe ac
cepted; pressure would in-
creasingly 'be placed on the
sick and elderly: to cheese it.
Instead of the "laying
it should be made known to
patients and their hinnies