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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-03-07, Page 6Page 6A - The i 'ham A.vanJ y pa /W ?f� ,•• %Mn Ji!�r/� • „ y ^, YArl L (nry 1,� 3i rex:• , ,�f /��%!!/ r� f r fi Seniors ur non-profit WROXETER—John Jacques and Paul Statia were present at the meeting of the senior citizens, to ex- plain the need for the community to cooperate in the survey for non- profit housing. Whether the need for it is now or later, the question- naire is most helpful in determining the housing ministry decision for units in the community. Many questions were answered and any- ':a f /I Wf//Y/'/. . , . f �y%� / wa s enm t✓ %'1f% .f /:.Y' 1•e%f`f 1a�f%r it rff .44% .0,/ yi . r r/ r% f �� r: f} T ,4 f 1, one wishing, help or more intorma- titan may contact- the speakers., Thanks was expressed to John and Paul. A potluck dinner preceded the March 1. meeting. As a reminder that this is the month for the Irish to celebrate, Mrs. Eleanore Gibson brought a decorated cake with a leprechaun perched on top. Mrs, Mildred Coupland opened NOTICE FOR ROAD CLOSING THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF HOWICK TAKE NOTICE that the Council of The Corporation of the Township of Howick proposes to: pass a by-law pursuant . to the provisions of The Municipal Act, R.S.O., 1980, Chapter 302, Section 298, and amendments thereto, for stopping up and closing and selling a portion of Centre Street, in the vil- lage of Wroxeter, in the Township of Howick, more particu- larly described as follows: Part of Centre Street, Registered Plan 316, being desig- nated as Part 1 on Reference Plan 22R-2588, Village of Wroxeter, Township of Howick, County of Huron, said Plan deposited on February 6th, 1989 in the Registry Office for the County of Huron. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that the Council shall hear any person who claims that his land will be prejudicially -af- fected by the bylaw and who applies to be heard at the regular meeting of Council on Tuesday, May 2nd, 1989. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that the proposed by-law may be examined by all persons interested at the office of the Clerk of the Township of Howick, during business hours, at. any time, before th.e same is passed. Dated this 14th day of February A.D., 1989 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF HOWICK, cf Norman Fairies, Reeve Thomas Miller, Clerk If earning twice as much as your peers would make you feel bad, then stop readI this,now. But if the idea of owning. and operating your own business in the health care industry is your ambition in life, then read the fine 1)0M. We are Four Star 1%QLl4T1G. HEALTH CENTRES. f . _o:�a� assis# tau in l�u�. endeavour. .. , As a Four Star franehisee,ryou will ow:n and operate you own businbsse`But Wve will be with you every Sep of the way from site selection to rite: indopening and -beyond; Wo will tak r yOt tdown a . road, we have already travel fid many.. times...,. Independent studies have ttinfirmed time and time again that franchised -ausi rjesses do considerablybetter in every *ay than do unfranchised ventures. ., Owning you own business is not easy.. The hours can belong and the work can be kW,. However, the rewards can be enorrnoua independar e0t,the 41504 to c flttatyour own More ani at ons elr= ably- above average m rtfiii�i' - fi.Yr � F+' �t F. , rdahave the work et**c; have .the.. appoitunity .:: et us few fel tdetatt Ott.. , h h Centres .h t t1, Qtitarld NOCi gWO the business portion and u411 the 'last meeting were rearl by It s Eileen Hamilton. Ted Smith gave the treasurer's report. The next meeting will be held April 5 with a potluck sd'inner at 12:30. Guests,. Mr. and Mrs; .ham Audet, will presente talk' and trav- elogue on .China. roxeter Notes 40, Mr and M ": `Adrien Poirier, Mis- sissauga; . is-sissauga;: were weekend vs'itarrs with Mrs. Cliff Marks. Becky Elgie Judith and Rhonda : McMichael were three of a group •of L five young ladies who spent;;Q,n.„ week holidaying at Doral Beach, `" Puerto La Cruz, Venezuela. Peter Isabelle and friend from Mississauga visited Thursday with JED CLAMPETT alias Chad Creexlen, welcomes party goerJason Mr and Mrs. Clarence Clement. Everyone is invited to attend the Schiestel to. his Beverly Hills mansion in tomorrow evening's, Wednesda s " re St. Patrick's luncheon on March 17, � h ��on Of "The Beverly Hillbillies" at the starting at 11:45 in the Wroxeter Wi'n am • bli ' SC S, . United Church. Congregation members of the Area reflexologist 's Wroxeter United Church are de- guest- 1hdhearthahester Jeff Hawkins has been accepted for of U United Church Wornen ordination in May. They -congratu- late hien but remind him that they WROXETERP-The United "The Connecting Link". Mrs. Mari - hope he staff in WroxeteeraChurch Women met at the church lyn Elgie began the worship with a ' �. ;.� � ,. ~„, f„R. �r February meeting. Mrs. reading, "Footprints"", and all sang cy members � € utchinson introduced Mrs. a verse of "0 Master, Let Me Walk Shirley soft of Corrie, who studied With Thee". Mrs. Mildred Coup - choose '89 theme ' and practises reflexology. She gave land led the responsive reading, fol - a very interesting and informative lowed by a hymn. Phyllis read HOWICK-."Older and Better" is talk on its. merits. It is the study of scripture from Isaiah, chapter 40, the theme chosen for the upcoming the nerve endings of the feet and and other members read from 130th anniversary of the Howick- hands and how they elate -to the Psalms, I John and St. Matthew's Turnberry, Fall Fair, to be held on illness. of thebody Each part of _Gospel. The offering was received October 6 and 7. the foot lines up nth a certain part and dedicated and Phyllis led in President Ron Douglas reported- • of the body and, *elates to the mas- prayer. a very successful fair in 1988 ata re- 5e - '' �', Astor'-, "Discovering 'the King cent meeting of . the ,.Howick Agri- rs. Audrey O'Krafka volun- dom", was read ,by, Marilyn and, cultural Society and asked the di- teered for a treatment and as the after the""singing' of a hymn, Mil - rectors for ideas to make the 130th members watched Mrs. Bott use her died closed the' worship with the ,fair an evengreater success.ge to brin comfort to A dreg benedicti ► Mrs Mc c eI Mrs. The of- 8 � . ficial openingof thefair it see it -almost -1r r . c A ' vll .benserved moved -to qday' evening, with pia hearty , v ari w ' � e � I o e L : 'and � p esidents of the Sklar as pissed guests. Former •. . ,,w "Fair. �Qyreens invited to take e' program. Plans . ufil et'" for: e : B dance on Saturday: s � ti____, i : Mi s; Phy .Mel events for the Children, hospitality:chose a poem about Lent to ripen •centre and lots. of entertainmet. . the brininess. Mrs. ,Eileen. Hiln CORRIE--Euchre winners at the Sharon . Douglas, president of the d the minutes of the last ' c ' senior citizens'' Gimes Night, held rneetrrtg.: „ --Homecrafts Division, said that and Mrs. Sandra Ed r gave an en- Tuesday eveningin. the town hall, _. some spial, classes, such as a cake couraging report. Members were were : Mrs. Myrtle Metcalfe, Mrs. decorated 'for .the fait celebration, reminded of the changes in the Peggy Curry, John Hallman and Bill .have been included in this year's catering cor ittee'set upJitd hope ' Bennett. *,frit dist. Advance lis f s for the, .. it will prove more satisfactory.:Mrs. Elva Jacques won the lone re raf t c i esCornip events a .l . lc. are now,�a�;a►t�,- �" �e: reference. q �er�,n �: ' �;t-,, hand specialprize; Mrs. Curry won h e and are li t sires C , nce. Theordination of a'-sis draw andthe LINO,,prize r ", wkin$ it:� :, will rem place at the ,went to Mrs. Ethel Brown. 4 rs -. ight itr •o de thea 4.p'.m. The spring bale will be gath- rt o i� pogr tie attendedthe church on May 9 and 10; at: •Fiat ,tom i►afar A , , of 'Ark ; M+ s were ' asked. to.plan their cultural' Societies convention in spring closet clearance and help To nto.' She thanked tee' wi -a a ala 'eon.:. ` be gatietYlir' ~ yaPatrick's Iun 1100# at ty' to ' `an to nteetire" other ` 'i ►iceir thilted 'r lh, stag gat contes+ its. - w to ` Wil . ng fo •':- lF Notices and:'.deta lsof these the Miss CNE crown in August. She events will be posted on, the bul- also had the experience of assisting :loins lin the church. with the.. jud in at the Fres est Roll tai' was a eo�►petitionti � in . by fig® Bingham, z `s :fc►r Welcome :s her thy: opportunitykers to look at the fir; ni woanters to •the cO inrnunty. ^ er PoliceCColiege on May 27 at eom�ypetition, ni a., judge's view- Many 4t, yra'sbol -EVerybedy 0hinlot of lunging hu- wall hay ty acid n t dy't ks'" ellaang� six ` .,Jy xn .tnghlats+... n'ionth`s prize. yllisclosed the business r ---Leo Tolstoy tiorn with a huorous verse entitled f erestlpng *int Weft re - 'interesting riew idea tis irrienth and Mrs. teaft' a decorated log. The winner. must. L L. Ballagh and Delmar- (Ackert win at euchre BELMORE—Another enjoyable euchre party was held in the com- munity centre last Thursday evening with about 30 attending. Delmar Dickert was the high man and Ivan Haskins was second. Lavonrte Ballagh won first prize for the ladies Wirth Stella Fitch second. Most lone hands for the men was won by Ken Dickson, while Mrs. Fitch took top honors fol the ladies. Hostesses were Florence Dickson, Doris Hays and Myrtle Weir. The next card party, the final one for the season; will be held on March 16.