HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-12-13, Page 91
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The 1989 $ e time! Pregrams
and Services $ $ Wei released by
the Ontario 0 ;y of Apiculture
and FoorlOs being distributed this
week to f rms throughout the
comity.
The brochure contains a sumntary
of upcoming educational meet'
services avallablerand a list ef agri'
cultural orgenization annual
meetings of interest to farmers
across Huron.
Programs begin in January,‘ and
many require advourceregistration.
The Irechure will be unfit] to
farmers in planning winter -du-
eational activities. Any farmer not
receiving a copy via household
mailing cancel] the OMAF office.
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PAST PRfSIDENT4S AWARD Brian Potter, riht, received the
Past President's Award from Beigrave Kinsmen President Darryl
Culbert at the recent Kinsmen Christmas geHogether.
Mrs.
to read from the second
of /*Book of Ulm to open
fast Wednesday's meeting Of the
Women's Missiimary Society at the Mawr" and VOLltdroj
homeof Mrs. LarryWelch. "0bth
Town I Bethlehem" Wag the retat
Mrs. Keith Wean told the ladles favor either- moson_.
at the star al —unit* in Be'.
Jesus WRIS borntheremrder thestar,
Wirth now is oae of our ChAstmas
symbols we have in �r homes to
remind us ef Wu love. Mrs. Alice
Elliott followed with a prayer.
The minutes of the last m
were read by the secretary and
adopted.
Mrs. Jack Jenkins gave the trea-
surer's report and accepted the
offering with prayer by the
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Mrs. Joak-ms made a intim to
meet AO alkeetion, secooded by-
mrs. y 4 F2slon.
Golleei told Of Th.. Sue Caber„
Athil Is 70 pears old and Winitillg ID
Malawi.' She is sponsoredthe
BerceMaitlandPro;bytery..
Phew were made to assist Marie
Walker in mat* the oe malt
bons for the elderly people in the
community. "0 Come MI Ye
Rahn& was sung, o .a by
to close the meelle. Lunch
was served by Mrs. M t Mrs.
Elliott and Mrs. Welch.
The "lion of officers for 1989
was (mid' Wed by Rev. Larry Welch.
Hes i ofJesuswalking by theSea
of Galilee and tokl the ladies el ere
aretwo ;, of people — the givers
and the takers. anis" have an
inner haminess with the spirit that
directs them to share with others.
The officers are as follows:
president, Mrs. Gales; secretary
and press reporter, Mrs. Joe
W - treasurer, Ms. Jenkins;
Eteratuie and illrare Mrs.
Mundell; friendship and serivee,
Mrs. Ross Mann; assistant
ship and service, Mrs. Mat;
pianist,, Mrs. kd life mem
beeship secretary, Mrs.- Colley;
his 'toria, Mrs. 461 Mundell;
auditors, Mrs. Gordon Mundell,
Mrs. Harry Elliott and nominating
tee, Mrs. Gordon Mundell,
Mrs. Jack Watts and Mrs.
Rev. Welch Weed a prayer.
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Meeting features
a dinner and
Yuletide progra
BLUEVAILE The senior citizens
held their Christmas r last
Monday, Dec. 5, in the Bluevale
Presbyterian Church with 52
members and guests attending.
After dinner, the group moved to
the Bluevale Catrinumity Hall where
a at' was presented., Laura
Jenkins and Donna Craig gave
and there were several
musical selections by the "senior"
orchestra of Vera Moffatt, Ant
and Jack Jenkins, as well as a
singsong of 061 Gi cartes with
Shirley Skelton at the keyboard.
humorous skit was presen by
Margaret Mundell, Laura Jenkins,
Alice Elliott, Daisy Timm and
Mundell.
The main of tie evening was
a slide presentation by Do or and
Wilson Thornton of their vacations
ID Spain for the past six years.
The program ended with a snack
of cheese, crackers and punch. The
meeting will take the form of a
New Year's Eve party.
Fifteen tables
in play at
shoot party
The Wingham Legion hosted a
party last Monday evening, at
which 15 tables were kg play.
Audrey Edgar was the high lady
and Marg Pollock, playirg ass 33:141111,
Was high man. Helen &alehouse
lied for the most shoots with John
Wing and Mazy Het& ok Birk,
VMS the low lady. Shelia Thirrett,
playing as a man, was low Man.
A few draw wins were awarded
to Harvey Edgar, Caa Chyton,
Ethel was, yin, johnstan Ind
Jim COtit*L, OUr Dee ard part/
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