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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-04-25, Page 22Page 6r- The Wimgham Advance -lima, April 25 1989 • FINANCING* OAC UPTO48MONTHS NO LIMIT ON AMOUNT FINANCED ALL NEW GM CARS PLUS COMPACT PICKUPS, JIMMY/BLAZER OFFER EXPIRES APRIL 29, 1989 PLUS* NO EXTRA CHARGE AIR OR NO EXTRA CHARGE AUTOMATIC OR UP TO $1000 CREDIT ON SELECTED MODELS PLUS** 750 CASH BACK ON OTHER SELECTED MODELS �CI'tlf The winning teattt LISTOWEL • CAR • • Hwy, 23 N,, (Wallace Ave.), LISTOWEL* 519291-3791 r. •. �<,�;t. v1 • i, SALES .HOURS: Monday to F*ay=e SERVICE HOURS: Monday to Friday 8-5 • i 1 4, PLACE FIFTH OVER-ALL—The F E. Madill co-ed cheerleading sgftad place a fifth over-all at the. recent Can -Am Challenge Cup and will compete for the all -Ontario title later this spring. Squad members include: not in order, Nikki Reavie, Jason Coultes, Christi Hunter, Dwayne Hickey, Lisa Chapman, Brad Crawford, Sherri Dekker, Jeff Olson, Shannon Robinson, Jeremy Cainerony Hilary Gauld, Sean Rathburn, Kelly Martin, Adrian Rau, Judy TenPas and Scott Johnson. Yv G�rrie Notes ... `��' !%a�/', . ' f ' ,/fr.{, ; 'r' !1 �_,W`*i Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson have returned home after spending the winter months at Lakeland, Florida, Mrs. Mervyn, Grainger of Listow- el visited Saturday with Mrs. Cecil Grainger. Mrs. Irving Toiler r,s*:Alex y; r, Mr. and Mrs Lionel. Johnston Mrs. Gordon Moir, Mr. and Mrs. North Huron Credit Union Limited t at rum Corner Josephine and Albert Streets WINGHAM • 357-2311 Did you know you could ?am 9.5% interest from the first dollar of your savings, with interest paid monthly? Our daily interest chequing/savings account pays 6% interest with no fees for deposits, withdrawals or certified cheques. Cheques are just 200 each. On our personal chequing accounts with a minimum monthly balance of $500.00 your chequing is free. All deposits insured to $60,000.00 by OntarioF Share & Deposit Insurance Corporation. All funds re -invested in our local economy. Come join your Community Credit. Union and have a voice in your financial future. Cloyne Michel, .Mr. and Mrs. Don- ald Watson were guests at the wed- ding of Sandra Carson in Calvary United Church, Kitchener, on Satur- day. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Grainger spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne -Stevens. at : the cottage at, Port Elgin. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hyndman were guests at the wedding of San- dra Carson in Kitchener on Satur- day and spent the weekend with Clarke and Norma Hyndman of Elmira. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hyndman returned home Saturday after spending the winter months at Claremont, Florida. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Isabel Adams in the loss of her son, Scott Adams of St. George, B.C. Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Cathers and Mr. and Mrs. David Chittick of Hanover spent the. weekend: in Canadagile New York; and attenii- ed the Minneapolis Spring Tractor Show. Mrs. Harry Goll of Brussels visit- ed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Brown Mr. and Mrs. John Hood of Bran- don, Manitoba, visited their cousin, Mrs. Mel Taylor, on Monday and Tuesday. SENIORS' DAY CENTRE NEWS By Christine Gibson Laughter filled the day centre last week as we sat down to watch our afternoon movie. Instead of picking an old favorite, we decided to view "Three Men and a Baby", a new movie. The show and hot -buttered popcorn were enjoyed by everyone. Thursday, April 20, marked our 10th anniversary. An enjoyable afternoon was put together by our ad-hoc committee. After greetings, our guest speaker, Dr. Anne Mar- tin -Matthews, enlightened us on the studies of gerontology and wherejt is today. Ten-year service awards also were presented to a number of ded- icated volunteers. Many past staff, volunteers and board members were able to come for the afternoon. It was a great time at the social hour to meet and talk with old friends. Our next foot clinics are sched- uled for April 26 and May 3 from 1 to 3 p.m. Please call 357-1440 or 357-1445 for an appointment. This week we will be working at our craft program. Some projects we will be working on include' ceramics, quilt tying and potpourri sachets. We decided to beat the rush and start to get ready for our annual craft and bake sale to be held in November. May is almost upon us now. Our May calendars will be available this week at the centre. Fordwich Guides and Brownies enjoy campout FORDWICH—The 22 girls of the 1st Fordwich Brownies enjoyed April 14-16 at Camp Keewaydin near Amberley. The adult leaders were Brown Owl, Marilyn King; Tawny Owl, Genny Leach and Snowy Owl, Liz Rellinger. Parent helpers were Linda Miller and Tammy Noble. Friday night, the girls made themselves a headband depicting one of four Indian tribes. They then prepared a modern version -of ban - nock, the simple bread our British ancestors introduced to the Ameri- can natives. Saturday and Sunday were filled with activities, includ- ing the making of a personal first- aid kit, a nature mobile, a puppet and a woven bracelet. Twenty-seven people returned hone tired but inspired by their time together. In the next few weeks, the Brownies and Guides will be canvassing with their Girl Guide cookies.