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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-12-19, Page 10l p S Yr. GIC 3/i 45/® Merry Christinas and HappyNew Year t0 Dr. Wong, Dr. Ping, Dr. Street, family, friends and acquaintances from all the residents, staff and owners. Pierre and Marie Rammeloo of the Rammeloo Guest Home, Blyth, Ont, NOM 1H0 Merry Christmas and A Very Happy New Year Randy Scott Turnberry Council WHERE'S THE SNOW —That was the question Santa Claus had for Mitchell and Angela DeBoer and Julie Wild when he arrived at the community hall in Wroxeter at the end of the parade Saturday afternoon. However the youngsters were more eager to talk abnut what they would like to find in their stockings on, Christmas morning, as well as to find out what Santa had in that big bag. Library group discusses goals at second meeting Wingham's new "Friends of the Library" group held a second meeting last Thurs- day night in the courtroom at the town hall. The topic of discussion was short and long-range goals for the Wingham library. Stella Dabrowski, chairman of the meeting, opened by asking the ap- proximately .one dozen people assembled what the library means to them and how can they commit themselves to a new library in Wingham. is important to set goals," said Mrs.' Dabrowski. She suggested the group's 'short-range goal should be a new. library with more space. The old fire hall has been suggested as a possible new location for the -library,' which is presently located in cramped quarters at the town hall. The final decision will be up to town council though, Mrs. Dabrowski said, and she has not been informed if council,has made any decision about the matter. Someone suggested that people in the community could donate their skills to cut renovation costs. Other ideas discussed were holding a book sale early in the new year and possibly charging group members a mem- bership fee. Another question which was asked was "Where are. libraries going in the future?" One man suggested in- corporating a spot in the new library strictly for com- puters and John Mann • suggested the libary could •even lend computer software at some later date. One suggestion was to retain the present library as a resource library for those wanting to do research or even turn it into a children's library. Mrs. Dabrowski closed the meeting by thanking everyone for attending at such a busy time of .,year. Coffee was served and a social time followed. Couple honored on anniversary by friends, family LAKELET — Mr. and Mrs. Donald Webber were honored by their friends and neighbors last Tuesday on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary Mrs. Laurine Wright and Mrs. Margaret Woods presented the couple withxan electric blanket. A family gathering was held Sunday at their home, including a visit to a local restaurant for dinner. The special guests attending were Mr. and Mrs. Egon Fehr of Oshawa, Mrs. Webber's niece and nephew, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sangster of Clifford. Mr. Sangster was an attendant at the Webber wedding 50 years ago. Their other Lakelet friends offer congratulations to the anniversary couple. Injuries slight in two accidents A Clifford -area girl and a Bampton woman both e�caped with minor injuries in separate accidents around the Wingham area last Friday. Kathy Douglas, 15, of RR 1, Clifford was slightly in- jured when the pickup truck in which she `was riding slid off the roadway, struck a post and slid down an em- bankment in - Turnberry Township Friday evening. •The truck, a 1980 Ford pickup, was driven. by John C. Smuck, 17, of RR 4, Wingham. Provincial police reported that Mr. Smuck was west- bound along County Road 7, just west of Sideroad 10-11, when the accident occurred. The driver was not 'injured. Damage to the vehicle was estimated at $5,000. In another accident Friday morning Heidemarie Jaekl, 21, of Brampton suffered minor injuries when she lost control of the car she was driving along County Road 25 in Morris Township. Police reported the driver was eastbound along, the county road east of Sideroad 20-21 when she lost control after applying the brakes. The vehicle slid into a ditch, where it turned over onto its side. Damage to the vehicle, a 1979 Ford, was estimated at $3,500. 1 The Wingham Advance -Times, Dec. 19, 1984—Page 9 SNOWMOBILE INSURANCE $500,000 liability including accident benefits and underinsured motorist protection. $36.00 for one full year to qualified drivers. No policy tees Keith Adams 357®3739 8 Alfred St. E., the04D oco-operatot§ INSURANCE SERVICES HaPN Holida\?s INC Peace to all men of gwill. Fred, Grace & Staff FRED McGEE AUTO ELECTRIC FF»�h r�1�r t "SALES BACKEND BY SERVICE" q +l n5�'. .'� ':.""V'.7.1 4x.Y:i.J�S'•Y•�451+-'.a*Y"�`.T,. •R'iT1f1'RYL '1.., i I,,y, 355 Josaphina Stroh, �IYingham P.h 357441 Q ` ILD. Look who's bring loads of joy cad happiness for your loved ones. We enjoy helping you. Thanks, neighbors. LAKE HURON MOVING SYSTEMS Barb, Orbin, Bill, Dave Ken Kaufman, Produce Manager/ of Zehrs Market, Hwy. 4 & Josephine St., Wingham presents a Zehrs Save -A -Tape cheque for $331 .81 to Mrs. Barb Storozuk, President of Wingham Kin- ettes whose organization redeemed Zehrs cash register tapes in order to contribute to Community Services. Our sincere congratulations to all who participated in this very commendable project. We are pleased we were able to assist you. ZEHRS SAVE -A -TAPE PLAN This exciting offer is open to any non-profit organiza- tion, church or school group, service club or charity. Each $300 worth of Zehrs cash register tapes is worth one dollar. For example, if your club wishes to raise $250 towards a project, $75,000 worth of Zehrs tapes would be required. Complete details are•contained in a helpful brochure available at any Zehrs Markets. Start saving your tapes today! CANDLES IN A DARKENED ROOM—Serpa Tunkela, an exchange student from Finland, led a procession of white -robed girls, all carrying candles and singing softly, into the darkened library room at the Belmore Community Centre Friday night. The procession was part of a St. Lucia celebration staged by members of the ASSE stu- dent exchange program for their host families. ay you and your family savor the beauty and cherished delights of a wonderful Christmas! Bill, Brian & Lee Nillson & Staff of Modern Livestock, Clyde, Alberta and Randy Scott of Belmore