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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-01-11, Page 3Reduce current taxes while settingaside retirement money just about everyone can with an RRSP funded by State Farm's new Flexible Premium Retirement Annuity. ® . R.W. (RICK) CiIBRONS, Agent,, 25 Alfred St. E., P.O. Bok;120, Wingham; Ontario. NOG 2W fr; Bus. (51 , )'h 7-3280 Even if you're already covered by a retirement plan, you can setlaslde.a pOrtion of your earned income now for future enjoyment ... tree from current income tate. Call me fprdetails. State Farm Life Insurance Company Canadian Head Office: Scarborough. Ontario FQ1l;TlIWjEI -- The gen- 0E11 eneral meet' alf the Ili ted Church Wgttief• was held last Thwaday 'at 2 yam in the . ?lday Scho l room. The theme at the meeting was "Thee. NeW- Year" and was presented by Mrs. Cecill, Wilson and Mrs. Mel Penny. Mrs. Wilson opened the meeting with an invocation on the New Year and a hymn was sung, after which she read the scripture. Mrs. Penny spoke on the opportunities presented by the New Year, such as the opportunity to help others. She closed with a pfaem. Mrs,. Wilson continued the meditation with the thought that each year is time and time is life, let us not, waste tit. She lighted few., *ea sigmifying, truth, faith and love, and- a by nn. ,was sung, ..followed by the closing prayer by Mrs, Wiism. Mrs. Ben G. ibeen presided for the.business part of the meeting. She welcomed everyone and thanked all for their cooperation. ' over' the past two years• Mars. Jack Mann read the minutes -and a detailed treasurer's report for 1983was given by Minnie McElwain.. Rev. Cy Marzec installed the officers for 1: r 4 and he commenced' his remarks with a poem saying we anist depend upon God use the skills he has given us. °Mr. Marzec also read from the scripture. The officers for 1984 are: past president, Mrs. Gibson; president, Mrs. Elmer Harding; first vice, Mrs. Karen Ross, .Head ,Cashier 'of . Zehrs Market, .Wingham presents a Zehrs.Stve-A-Tape.cheque for $726.67 to Eileen .McGlynn, Treasurer of Registered Nurses of Wingham District , \Hospital, whose organization redeemed Zehrs cash register tapes in order to purphase special hospital equipMept. Our sincere Qongratulatignsto all . who participate:0 401is. t p- ,, commendable project. We are pleased, we were -able "td assist you. ZEHRS SAVE -A -TAPE PLAN This exciting offer is open to arty non-profit organization, church or school. group, service club or charity. Each $300 worth of Zehrs cash register tapes is worth one dollar. For ex- ample, if your club wishes to raise $250 towards a project, $75,000 worth of Zehrs tapes would be required. Complete details arecontained in a helpful brochure available at any Zehrs Market. Start saving your tapes today! MRS. WILLIAM SOTHERN iIs&It; second vice, Mrs. . Bruce Kenn ly; third vice, Mra. Mann secretary, Mrs. Harold Gilpen; treasurer, Miss.McElwain; represanta.> tive .to stewards,' Mrs.,' Pen- ny; pianist, Mrs, Ron. vOr- Scott aeon; iariit,' On; evening Ml's. Penny; l^'Mrs. Russell more; archt C'!' a kspn; E, 1V M unit leaf card sfcre Nickel. Cards of from Mrs, for her husband and from Alma Cellejgaf, the Scott Mission and'Brazil thanking the group fendolations. The ladies• extended a vote of thanks to Miss McElwain, treasurer, .fieO er work and her report. Two dates severe set: the garden party',:June `26; and the fowl supper Oct. 24. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction. were read ilii Wilson Notes from Fordwich Friends in the community extend best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Vittie who will be married 65 years this Sunday. Guests last Saturday with Mrs. Freida D'Arcey . were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Webster of Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hunt and Dale of Listowel, Lynn Chambers of Wroxeter and Mr, and • Mrs. Randy Hunt and Cameron of Kitchener. The sympathy. of the community goes to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Petznick in the death of her mother, Mrs. Ira Schaefer, and to Mrs. Roy Simmons, Mrs. Bal Brears and Bill and Bruce Sothern ire' the passing of their sister. Mr. and ,Mrs. Stewart, Schaefer of London spent the weekend with Mrs: E. A. Schaefer and_ also attended 'the memorial service for the late Mrs. I'ra Schaefer last Saturday in the Fordwich United Church. . Guests last Saturday with Minnie McElwain - and John McElwain ,were • Mr. , and Mrs: Ian Pittendreigh and - family of London, Mr. and Mrs. Bob McElwain of Grimsby, Mrs. Annie Pit- tendreigh. The occasion was Ian Pittendreigh's and his mother's birthdays. Friends °of Joe McInnis will be sorry to hear he has been a patient in the Listowel hospital this past two weeks. and .we wish him a speedy recovery. • • ' • Mr. and Mrs,. Andy Miller and Kimberley spent the weekend with relatives in Kitchener:. . Kevin Miller. spent the weekend. with his grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Johnston attended the funeral in the Clifford United Church last Friday of the late Mrs. Arnold Darrroch, Mrs. Bill Mulvey of Belmore visited last Saturday with her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Vittie. Friends here will be sorry to hear Mrs. Mary Graham is a patient in Palmerston hospital: Mrs. Cart -"Stewart and Mrs'. John Wagler spent Monday in London. Pot luck dinner precedes meeting of seniors' group FCRDWICH — The first meeting of eche new year for the local senior citizens opened with a bountiful pot luck dinner. The business . session was conducted by the group's new president, Mrs. William Wilson, and the new secretary, Mrs. George Hartman. "Happy . Birth- .day" irthda" was s 'r to two, mem- The senior e tizehs card party will be held Friday, January 13, at 8:30. The program, with Mrs. • Cooper's group ' in°' charge, consilted-•of-readings,'skits, a quiz, en exercise fitness skit andqa duet by Mrs. George Richards , and Mrs. Marzec, ' with Miss Minnie McElwain at the piano. The meeting closed with a toast to the new year, the joining of hands and the singing of "Auld Lang Syne" by everyone. ' 40 %OFF IN STOCK WALLPAPER ,N STOCK: W&LLCOVERINGS MI Wit -4-----11----i , - icy 7?1!7.1:=11,,..,1p , 007 firsiiiii6, jl.ree Ik_ dl rI.Ail I__ It .1ITIMMIIIMM, . 1 _' rKtiT READY -ice; GO! SALE STARTS DECEMBER 28 We have lots of ready-to-gowall- coverings on sale right now. The time to redecorate is here be- cause the savings are big. Up to 40% off. Come on in while the sale lasts. And save! PROFESSIONAL HELP FOR BETTER RESULTS. 20% Off Sunworthy SPECIAL ORDERS ecal S‘ 162 Josephine Street Wingham 3572002 SUNWORTHY YESYOU CAN WALLCOVIRINGS : The Wingham Advance-Tilmes,:Jan. 11, l -Page 3 WATCHING HER NEWH.OME—Mrs. Kelly Skinn wat- ched Monday morning as a crew from Royal Homes swung a section of her new home onto its foundation on Bristol Terrace. Factory building techniques allow Royal Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Evers, Derrick, M and Joanna of Belmor Mr. and Mrs. Barry Cur , Ben- jamin and Rachel of Kit- chener; Jerry Currah; Nora Haveman, Listowel; Mr. and ,Mrs. Rick Currah; Kin- cardine; and Mr. and Mrs: . Lyle Binkley, Becky and Joshua of Elmira spent New Years with Mr. and Mrs. Bev Currah. 'Mr. .and Mrs. James Austin, Jeffrey and Derek of Elmira, visited Mrs. William . Austin Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Les Fleming, Lana. and. Lindsay of Neustadt, visited Sunday a' the home --of Mr. and Mrs. Williarri A. Smith. Seniors' Day Ce ntre News By Rita Rice We would appreciate any The new year has arrived. tapes you have. Programs resumed at the Our craft prograain will be centre after the Christmas starting again soon. After holiday and we are again our December craft sale, we back to our normal schedule. ' took a break from the craft The next scheduled foot program. Any craft ideas clinic is set for. next Wed- ,from .the community are nesday,•Jan. 18, from 1:30 to welcome. Share your 3:30 p.m. If any senior in the .-talents! community wishes to attend This Thursday, we are the' clinic, please cell the having 20 guests' from centre at 357-1440 or 3574445. Ripley. The ,day centre is Another clinic will be held expanding to Ripley and Jan. 26. • Huron Township and some A reminder to our board seniors from that area are' members:: the next meeting visiting Thursday to learn funeral of ed' with the board of directors more°albout the centre. San attendMr. Sid Med thehey of Au - will beheld Jan. 16. We have a portable library Barn at . the Tasker Funeral Other upcoming programs with various reading. Horne, Blyth on Saturday. .at the centre include a slide materials here and a large . Harold Keating spent tike show by Dorothy and Ken selection of pamphlets and New Year weekend with his Estates, Tuesday on Quebec Stevens of Turnberry brochures geared to the sister and brother-in-law, senior citizen. A passag"Aging, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Snell, e from the Myths and the Reality" and nieces Mrs. Eileen reads: "In our sit-down Beecroft and Mrs. Shirley , takes Gude, all of London. discipline.societyit If you're a tiredbit rat of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hall, the end of the day, it's all too y Chris and Kim of New Ham - easy to slump in front of the burg visited with her grand TV. But it's.precisely this mother, Mrs. Joe Dunbar, on Matthews, a professor there kind of armchair living, with Saturday. in the family and consumer its overeating and lack of Ten tables were in play at '' de artaraent and exercise, that Lets the body the weekly euchre which was 111 Mr.. and Mrs. Bev_Currah went by plane to Sydney, N:S., to- spend Christmas with the latter's father, Alfred Rudderham, Nand other relatives. • - Mr. and Mrs. Eric McKenzie of Bluevale visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Ferguson last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Molloy; Kristi and Leslie of Paris, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Brown. Russell Ruppel of Kamloops, B.C., and Mr. and Mrs: Terry Ruppel of Guelph visited over the, holidays with. Mr. and Mrs.. Cla� Ruppel. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferguson visited last Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nickel of Fordwich and with Mr.. and Mrs. •Clayton Lobsinger of MRS. LEWISSTONEHOUSE — Belgrove Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ma- son spent a week at Christ- mas time with . their daugh- ter. and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George O'Dell, and Ivy of Lipton, Saskatchewan. Nancy wishes her old friends a Happy New Year. Peter 1Vtason of Listowel spent New Year's weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mason, aand Barry. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Vin- cent' and Mrs. Dorothy Lo - Homes to continue construction year-round. A split- level, this home was built in four sections instead of the usual two. Hanover last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Petrs visited their uncle and atilt, Mr. and Mrs. James. Gray, enroute from .a holiday in Jamaica_ to their home in Singleton, New South Wales, Australia. Isobelle Gray .of `Burlington and her fiance, Ronald Golden of Windsor, Linda Gray and Carol King of Toronto, Douglas Gray of Camp Borden and Mike Wright, RMC Kingston, were holiday visitors as well with Mr. and- Mrs. Gray and Robert. Mr. and Mrs.: Clayton Ruppel spent New Year's •Day with Mr. and Mrs. E. Watkins of Elora. Gordon Coulter and Ken Coulter of Kitchener visited Fred Coulter in the Wingham and District'Hospital Sunday and also visited Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Coulter. , Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ruppel attended the Hyn- dman Transport Christmas party and were one of the lucky draw winners of a dinner for two at the Riverboat Restaurant, Wingham, .compliments of Randy • Scott, Modern Livestock, Alberta. Mrs.- Bert .Richmond of Winnipeg visited a few days .with Mrs. Cecil Grainger. Spending Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ruppel of Gorrie were: Mr. and Mrs. Ken Norton, Kelly and Tim City. For approximately a year now, we have been waiting to see the video presentation about the centre and the rural elderly which was produced by the University of Guelph. Dr. Anne Martin stuure� la x , held in th€-Wt Ha11-We'dnes- director of its new geron- become rusty with disuse tology research centre, has and 'encourages heart day, January 4. Winners visited the centre on several disease, high blood pressure wrxre high lady, Mrs. Olive occasions and has in and other ailments of Bolt; novelty lady, Mrs, ed Stewart; low lady; Mrs. Eva McGill; high man, Leslie Vincent; novelty man, terviewed many local aging.'' seniors for the production. She will be showing the • RECYCLE Bert Johnston; low man, video Jan. 24. at 1:30 p,n1., at CONTAINERS Wilfred Walker. There will the centre in the Armouries. - Recycle pottery, chipped be euchre again next Wed All are welcome to come and - mugs, glasses or vases by nesday evening starting at ,view the video. '- -I using them as planters for 8:00. Everyone is welcome. We will be starting our trailing ivy Drill a hole in winter bowling program the bottom or put a layer of soon. 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