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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-01-10, Page 9Page 8A - The Winghaniiidvanc04Thues,.Januay»IO, 98 4. ••••ott ••• makotimummoomosta.„: STUDIO SHOT — Bantam Hockey players from Herlev, Denmark gathered in the CKNX News studio dur- ing a visit to Wingham last Thursday. The 25 -member team is on a two-week visit to Ontario as part of an international minor hockey exchange, and was scheduled to play the pick of Wingham's Bantams Thurs- day evening at Lockridge Arena. Carl and Mary Gingerich and family spent New Year's Eve with Sandy and Bonnie Bender and family, Mrs. Cliff Marks accompanied Mr, and Mrs. Davey Marks of Brussels to Kitchener one day during the holidays to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Powell and boys. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McGee and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Macfarlane, Jennifer and Scott of Bluevale, visited with Mr. and Mrs. John McGee and sons in London at Christmas. Mrs, James Sanderson, Rosetown, Saskatchewan, arrived Thursday evening to visit with her sister, Mrs, Cliff Marks. tt,", " • • W Notes roxeter 'qr 74, iv *WA(1.- iger ..d44',251!"004m z:0:44,...:04$44a141SWIVSZ.tiP.40Zoagitatifain:i0.ZIMM•m Peter and Dan Isabelle of- Robertson, Gederich; Mr. and Mrs. , Mississauga visited with Mr. and , Jimmy Robertson, Jillian and Cory, Mrs. Clarence Clement one day last Dungannon and Mrs. Cliff Marks. week. New Year visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hart were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bradshaw and Kelly; Mrs. Dale Drumm and Kayla, Palmerston; Mrs. James Collison and Peter, Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Sturgeon, Bradley and Laura, spent Christmas with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sturgeon and family at Fordwich and Boxing Day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bradshaw and Karen. New Year visitors. with Mrs. Allan Griffith were Mr. and Mrs. James • TEST DRIVE in beautiful Stratford 1989 Chevrolet Celebrity Sedan Stock # 90030. 2.8 Lt. 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Helmut Worner has returned home following a visit with his parents, sister, daughters and family in Montreal. The prize winners of the Decorated Homes Contest at Christmas were Mr. and Mrs'. George Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown; Connie Willoughby and Anna MaeCorigram. Senior citizens to help purchase chairs for hall WROXETER—A bright, cold day greeted the seniors as they gathered ache hall for their January pot -luck dinner and meeting. After dinner, Mrs. Eileen Hamilton presided, in the absence of Mrs. Mildred Coupland and opened the meeting with a reading entitled "What Is A Grandmother?", The treasurer' report by Mrs. Ted Smith proved successful. A donation toward the purchase of chairs for the hall was made by the Members. It was decided to postpone the euchre parties forihe winter months and resume m April and May. • - Correspondence - concerning the USCO was discussedand payment of dues _approved. The next meeting will be held Feb. 1 and all seniors are invited to come and share the friendship of the group. The meeting adjourned and cards were played to complete a pleasant day. The War Amps CHILD AMPUTEE PROGRAM • ter iO4fOrtaOtkiitt 4111 thll-fteo Ikea cods 519. 613.103. 1-800468482i; other ar iolidetidii63*1 1 •• • Jos accompanied , on Thursday. and T74114.1.4,4144.rdBA‘Cea!''C4Nroimitn. Wistie and Leslie of Paris, visited New Year's Day and Monday with Mr. and Mrs, George Brawn and abet relatives. ' - 41,r,xfand--44ra, Aarixainviotwinnitiegia ildu Grainger spent .Thursday at Twenty attend euchre plirty :CO •fitheris to* tY040. Cooke's Izmir VITVIDPLI - 1-/4-44444v,411<!...u. pcupi e tended the 'euchre party held in the Belmore Community Centre on Thursday evening, Jan. 5. John Hallman won the high man's prizeand Harry Mulvey was second. High lady was Isabel Jeffrey, second being '(Myrtle Weir. Tom Darling had the most lone hands for men, Mildred Dickson for women. Betty Darling won thedoor prize; Hostesses were Mary Wallace, Doreen MacAdam and Mabel Bos. The next party will be held Jan. 19. Michelleill. The family. ed and Jame*.Of watorlOINC:,. ‘1141d, .1114 athy, Genevi 11;:Do1:011fnlit flieher; Tom and Patti, Meafithati and Laura, Listowel; BO and Sonya of GorTIO. Neil and his family arrived Christmas Day and stayed until Tuesday. - Mrs Evelyn Parson of Minto, N.B. spent several days with her daughter, Mrs. Irwin Stone and Mr. Stone ° Miss Margaret—Ratite of Toronto is visiting at the same home. Mrs. Sheldon Mann accompanied Mr, and Mrs. Clarence McCallum of Wingham to Stratford on Tuesday and visited their aunt, Miss Clara McCallum. Mr. and, Mrs. Alvitatimdelt spent Saturday, Dec. 31, with Mr. and Mrs. John Rutherford and family, RR 2, Wingham. On New Year's Day, they were guests of Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Henderson, Lucknow. and • Winter proOtami begin at Vano$I1,i., Winter programs begin this week at Vanastra Recreation Centre in Clinton. The Centre offers ,a full range of swimming and fitness classes for youth and adults, with registration daily, Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The aquatic -program offers some- thing for everyone, including Parent and Tot swims for babies up to two years, and Guppies and Parent programs for children aged 2 to 4 years. Kindergymswim for children aged three to five years offers social development, motor skill develop- ment and enjoyment in a water environment. There are "learn to swim"programs for all ages, youths, teens and adults, as well as all levels of swimming skills being offered. "Fitness fOr fun" floor exercise, a fun way to exercise to music, is planned Monday and Wednesday evenings from 7.30 to 8.30 p.m. Cool down, and relax afterwards in our pool from 8.30 to 9 p.m. The Arthritic Water Exercise program continues, with shallow - end exercises stressing general mobility in the comfort of warm watervIhis: program' benefierakor people with arthritisor injury aches and pains, begins this Friday tram 11.30 am. to 12 noon. Upcc ming events include the Red Cross Leaders Course, tentatively scheduled during March Break; Bronze Medallion, beginning April 10; and Red Cross RLSS Instructors and National Lifeguard Service during May, 1989. Recreation Swims are offered daily as follows: Adults Only Swim, Monday to Wednesday, and Friday, 12 noon to 1 p.m. and Wednesday, 8 to 9 p.m. Open Recreation Swim (for everyone), Monday and Tuesday from 8 to 9 p.m., Wednesday 6 to 7.30 p.m., Friday, 7 to 8 p.m., Saturday and Sunday from 3 to 4.30 p.m. Family OnlySwim, Sunday, 2 to 3 p.m. Most of these programs begin this week and continue few the next 10 weeks. For further information, call 482-3544. - Life silelethon The Wingham Voice for Life board held its January meeting at the borne of Sally Campeau. Presifient Jim kelaar welcomed all mem- bers and encouraged them to give another year to the pro-life cause. Sally Campeau led the group in prayer. The "Feel the Heartbeat" Tele- thon will be broadcast again some- time in the spring. Some fund- raising projects were discussed. The group is planning a hike-a-thon in the Wingha*TeeSwater area, possiblyinj&ayorJune. NOV* speakers for the annual *Wet were the dinner :.1141MCIVId,„ uat January is Membership Month. New member -s are always welcome. On January 28, a March for Life will be held in Ottawa. The march will end at Parliament Hill to remember the anniversary- of the striking down by the Supreme Court of Canada's abortion law. Each member of Parliament, including the Prime Minister, as well as each Supreme Court Justice will be presented with a live rose, There will be various speakers, including politician John Boudria. Everyone is welcome to atte.na The next meeting will be held on feb 6.