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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-04-04, Page 6Pag 6A - The Wingham N 4,1 ./ ./ • ,/•• ;M.,/ .,>••:, TO/ • %/A,— ,/,••,/; .;•:;.:f.;;;;;;,,r;AV kik,;;^ • ye:,teee.ep/e,.. e • • • • . ,e4leflidef,• ee 4,./te.+40,11eXeeeKta. eZ44.,, %VA,' , ors*I4Y,F; • -'•;;.' • • 7, . • • , Mrs. J. Daunt shares her trip to Phillipines and stay there all week. They must Mrs. Betty Dinning read the East - provide their own food and take er story from Mark and all sang an care of themselves. The language a Easter hymn. Mrs. Siets deBoer con - the country is mainly English and tinued the Easter theme in scrip - the staple food is rice. They grow tum, also from Mark, and Betty led corn and vegetables as crops and in prayer. An interesting story, "Joy raise some livestock for food. From a Stone,Rolled Away", was The Philippines are made up of read by Doris, and renewed faith in many islands and during her tour the Easter season. Siets completed she visited with dignitaries of the the worship with an Easter reading. Anglican Church in a cathedral in Mindanao and also the district of President Mrs. Phyllis McMichael Luzon. There are some beautiful opened the business with "A churches but many are small with Thought for the Day". The minutes just roofs and board 'siding and of the last meeting were read by slats for windows. •Mrs. Eileen Hamilton and Mrs. San - As members listened to Mrs. dra Edgar gave a favorable report. WROXETER_The members of the Wroxeter United Church Women gathered for their March meeting and enjoyed a trip, with pictures and commentary by Mrs. J. Daunt, Mrs. Daunt was chosen, along with five other Canadian women from the Anglican Church, to observe conditions in a war-torn country. It was called the Rosa Pro- gram under the leadership of Dr. Rosa Cisneros. The delegates flew from Vancou- ver to Hong Kong, then to Manila and from there to Mindanao and the other outlying islands and provinces of the Philippines. There is much poverty and strife among the regions but the people are happy and eager to share, The Philippine women came in groups many miles over poor roads and on rickety buses to meet the delegates. Children attend school in uniforms ,.re,,,,4'1".,•zo•r:•••vot•:-PAoir•c•-•., .%;+" ••• • Daunt, they realized how fortunate The next meeting on April /5 will they are to have nice homes, good begin from 7-8 p.m. at the Doll' roads and transportation, clean Museum in the village. Each mem- water and a safe country. Mrs, ber is to bring a box lunch to be Doris Hays expressed thanks from auctioned at the social hour later. the ladies and presented Mrs. The mystery prize was won by Mrs. Daunt with a gift. J. Wylie, WINGHAA RECYCLE ; f;•/';,' /0.". '4, "044 v.•)",4,c4,1, t;504,Mgrk.,A%- , • q.• •i MR. AND MRS. HAROLD KERR of Wingham celebrate their 45th wedding anniversary tomorrow, April 5. The former Jessie Arbuckle married Mr. Kerr in 1944. Both are natives of East Thwitship4;Ilie couple has three sons, George, Bill and "- • Joe and SeVetia- iidthildren. You and Your Blue Box! "Blue Box" recycling has started in Wingham. AH 'single family dwellings should have a Blue Box. If you don't, you can get one at the Clerk's Office. Recycling is an Important pro- ject to help reduce the house- hold waste that goes into landfill sites and to conserve ' our precious natural resources. Make sure your a part of It. Simply_collect and store news- papers, glass bottles anctiars, beverage and food cans and plastic soft drink containers in your Blue Box. Then put it at the r2.k. curb for pick up on Tues - 911 '1111014 day. Please bundle the newspapers and remember to rinse out all containers to avoid attracting pests. Our recycling pro- gram can only be a success If we[ participate. - • Pieate call the • Clerk's Office at 357-3550 for Information. Recycling. It only works if we fl do our part. !FS) EgTil The soft drink industry, its container and container material suppliers, through Ontario Mufti -Material Recycling Incorporated (OMMRI) - supporting the establishment of recycling programs throughout Ontario. Join us on April 11 at 8:00 pm for a special Recycling Information night. This event will take place at the St. Paul's Anglican Church with guest speaker Nule Ludolph, consultant for Ontario Multi Materials Recycling Inc. 1,704,,,04, 420.7'.'"?'"/ .47 ,i..11A0A040„•.;;',....:: •".,,,,m,,. z' ,,,r,e4,4e",-,..1.*,,,:r ,.s.::•*&•,..:„.,g.,,,, roxeter V Notes Mr. and Mrs. Art Gibson had their family home for aY Easter get together: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gib son, Palmerston; Miss Marcia Gib son, London; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gibson, Andy and Ricki of Belmore Mr, andMrs, Steve Payne, Gorrie. Kim and Rich Mohlman, Kitchen er, were weekend guests with Mr arid Mrs. Claude Labrie and family. Mr. and Mrs. Adrien Poirier,..Mis- sissauga, were Easter weekendyisi- tors with Mrs. Cliff Marks. Good Friday guests at Scott McLennan's residence were Sam and Jean Thynne, Wingham and Joan Adams of Junctionville. Easter Sunday, Joe Kerr and family of Bluevale and Jamestown and Ron and Ruth Bell and family of Elmira visited at the same home. Easter Sunday visitors with Glen, Lisa, Ryan and Ty Gallaher were George and Eileen Hamilton; Lyn and Bert Pocaluyko; Ken, Barb and Luke Quipp, all of Wroxeter; John, Gini and Tara Newell, Wingham; Clayt Bell, Susan Kraemer, Todd Hamilton and Missy Kennedy, all Of Teeswater; -Troy Potaluyko, lbrolito; Trey Pocaluyko, Richmond Hill and Corey Wallace of London, Tracy McKay, London, dropped in later in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dickison, Jamie and Angela of Corrie and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dickison were Easter visitors with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Dickison. Easter guests with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Higgins were Ron and Shirley Hi ins; Doug and Karen Bailey and family, all of Stratford; Terry and Brenda Higgins, Ottawa; Bill and Ruth Ann Higgins and family of Guelph and Michael Hig- gins, Toronto. - Brian and Aileen Manuel and - Amanda, Seaforth, were Easter - guests with Mrs. Allan Griffith. Dan Isabelle, accompanied by his ; children, Melanie and Michael, his nephew, Christopher Isabelle and a - brother-in-law of Mississauga, visit- ed the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clement. Jack Fischer welcomes seniors BLUEVALE—President Jack Fis- cher welcomed 38 of the 56 mem- bers of the Bluevale seniors' group to the regular monthly meeting on March 27 in the community hall. Correspondence consisted of brochures for travel tours during the coming months. An invitation also was received to attend the Wingham and Area Day Centre for the Homebound's 10th anniversary on April 20. Pees for rriembership in the Unit- ed Senior Citizens of Ontario will be paid. Plans were finalized for the zone executive meeting in Bluevale on April 10 and the spring zone rally on May 26. Bob Carbert of Wingham, Turnberry Reeve Brian McBurney and Rev Larry Welch of Bluevale will be guests at the rally. Other upcoming events include a card party on April 10, a dance on April 14 and the next monthly meeting on April 24. A time of conversational fellow- ship followed as hosts Bert and Iso- bel Garniss, Elsie Smith and Gor- don and Margaret Mundell served refreshments.