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qty crowd enjOyed
in the community
Friday night, spon-
NNred by the Recreation
Music was by !kraal
Went. The.50'so_draw of $300
was won by Jim Mac -
Naughton. A lovely ,came,
donated by Mrs. Robert
Perry, was put up for auction
and sold to Jim Mactilangtiton
for M. He donated it to the
band.
Weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Perry were
their son Brian, daughter
ICaren, and friends, Colleen,
Kevin and Sake Hull, Rick
Ford and Jeff Van Bree of
Dutton,
,t Prii 1I'C t'ki,rrik
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(ANGLICAN)
WINGHAM
John Street at Centre Street
Tete testar: The Rev. Johra T.M. Swan.
THE ANGLICAN PARISH OF WINGHAM
- AND BELGRAVE
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, WINGHAM
SUNDAY, FEB. 10
* THE SECOND- SUNDAY BEFORE LENT *
10-k00 atm.—Sunday School
11 MO a.m.--Mattins & Sermon in. the Parish Rooms
Social Hour after the Service
parate schai
special educa
Ry Wilma Oise university said that
D1.f.BLIN—Teachers in definite t.mes have
northern Huron County and the classes would 11ikelyr
Bruce County will be offered held one evening per week and
part one of a special education possibly a few Saaturdaya,
course during the next school
year. In otiaer business the hoMd„
At a meeting here last endorsed a resolution Olt
Monday night the Huron- marijuana from the Norfolk
Perth Roman Catholic Separ- Board of Education. The
ate School Board gave ap- resolution opposes any legis
proval for the course to be' lative changes leading to
given at St. Joseph's Corn- legalization or decria*
munity School, KingSEridge, gaaeaauiceve.eeete-sieee!.
by a member of the facultytof cannabis. Tile decision wadi! to
education, University of forwarded to the melaabers.o
Western Ontario. parliament and to other se loot
About 60 teachers under the boards, seeking their super
give co
On on staff, pi'
don and an
(_.
program aetivltil
system_
to can serve as a
futtue plarsdng' and
in keeping with the
a1 and objectives of the
tool -board, Education
`Ritfaeler William Eckert
Ito °e net " tit,
tion of Evelyn
er from her teaching
in special education at
Mous Blood School,
and Our Lady < of
,f
t°arael School.
:hoc board policy and
hyla committee was named,
Huron -Perth system, the
Huron County Board and die
Bruce board have indicated
they are interested in the
course. A survey had been
conducted by Mary .Flannery,
special education resource
teacher at Seafortb, and
David Zyluk, principal at Se
Joseph's School, to determine
the interest.
The course will be offered
from mid-September, 1980,
through until early May, 1981.
The coordinator of continuing
education programs at the
6.16
Niccolini and Lady Utex
Coats and Jackets
Now Clearing Out at
Men's
Sweaters
and
Velours
Children's
Jackets
2-6X
8-14
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3'
./ # Men's
Y2 Coats r Jackets
1a
price
A 140 -page book c ontainii
detailed information on eau
of the 19 schools in the system
was presented to each trustee .
Officer
UCW m
mieedoa
aide,.
atttoard
city. Mr.Ecke
three
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as beard min in
the Burt, jai, ltd
Marcy of Stratford.
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The meeting then continued
in closed session.
cted du
Nearly 500 women met at
North Street United Church m
Goderich on Jan. 28 for the
13th annual meeting of Huron -
Perth. Presby al of United
Church Women Doris Zur-
brigg of Listowel chaired the
meeting. The theme for the
day was, "We are one in spirit,
whole and alive persons
through Jesus Christ."
Ila Worsen Of f Goderich ` di-
rected the day's music and
was assisted by the Craigellen
singers . of Goderich, who . pier cent of the population, but
thrilled the audience with 'then' influence is far reaching
their renditions in song adueationally and socially.
Greetings were extended to Mk as sirs, Witmer sang,
the women by Olive Knieley, Ibis Little Light .of, Mine', in
Goderich, president of the English and part in Japanese
United Church Women of --,end closed with 'a beautiful
North Street; Rev. , Robert , Japaneselullabye.
Bail, minister of North Street;
2
price
and less
Ashtons
Ladies and Men's Wear
I
ing
oderich
on Japan was staged
Witmer, a nativeof
o
t l b S., who has spent eight
years in "Japan, his Japanese
Vie, ° Keiko and Maureen
ilftne Mission officer for
1,0140n 'Conference. Robert
and Keiko Witmer and . their
typo. daughters expect to
retina to Jap awfollowing: his
ordination in May, 1980. They
will work, as part of a team in
email . Japan. Christians in
Japan make up less than one
R.
Margaret Walsh, Windsor, 'The'ffternoof speaker, Rev.
president of London Con WHA. Win, first ordained
ference of UCW, and Rev. - wonrim in Nova Scotia and
Maurice Francis, Ftillarton, ; nookminister at Varna and
chairman of Huron -Perth G dealt withthe sub -
Presbytery.
Vietta • Barges, Gowan-
stown, presented the record-
ing secretary's report; Edith
Wey, Walton, the corres-
ponding secretary's report
and Marjorie Bernick,
Goderich, the treasurer's
report. 'le-- folliawiatg com-
mittee reports were then
given: Christian Development
by Ruth Axtmann, Walton;
Leadership Development by
Grace Pym, Elimvale; World
Outreach by Iva Woodee
Goderich; Church in Society;
by Muriel Comites, Belgrave;.
Stewardship , by Grace
Drummond, 1Tprtcall; Com-
munications .by . Myrtle John--. .
stone, Goderich and Archives
by Ann Walters, Brucefield..
The report of each com-
mittee chairperson included
her dream or vision, of
something UCW could begin to
aspire to and attain- in 1980.
Some suggestions were:
Closer communications and
cooperation with presbytery
and with the men of the
congregations; worshipful,
inspirational and educational
campsite experience for
eet,�' "W en. 50 Years As
Persons'. Under the BNA Act
teemen were not regarded as
pen:* unlit in 1929 the Lord
Cbaac .ter; -declared -them to
be so. Many of the key :ex- ' .
pecieenenn today stein from
that derlaration.k Until then
r :: upo't `fid
not • sit on juries and their
a,::„t E” p depended on their
or husbands. Rev.
challenged the women
fa respond to the opportunities
and responsibilities now
available to tem as persons.
Mary Broughton of Atwood
and Leila Finkbeiner of
Crediton presented book
previews which boosted the
literature sales; Muriel
Hoggarth of Stratford ex-
tended the., courtesies and
Fran Linin of Mitchell,
assisted by Winnifred-Dow of
Thamesview and Verle Mahon
of Hibbert, led in the closing
meditation.
Margaret :Walsh conducted
the election of officers and
Rev. Maurice Francis led in
the instaliatioo service. The
new officers flu` 1980 are:
president,,, Ann Walters of
Brucefield; first -vice
president, . Grace Pym of
Elimvale; second vice
president, Muriel Conites of
Belgrave; corresponding
secretary, Edith Wey of
Walton; .recording secretary,
Evalena Webster of Blyth and
treasurer; Marjorie Kernick
of Goderich. The committee
chairpersons are Mame
Wilkins of Trinity Ashfield,
Noreen Hayter of Varna, Ruth
Axtmann of Walton, Grace
Drummond of , Hensel!, Iva
Weed of Goderich, Doris .
Zurbrigg of Listowel and
Donna Tuffnail of Stratford.
The regional presidents are
Marjorie Mallory of Listowel,
Fran Laninief Mitchell,.Muriel
ioggarth of Stratford; Phyllis
Rodd of Woodham, Dorothy
Logan of Belgrave, Evelyn -
Smith bf Blyth, Carole Willard .
of Exeter and Anna Heys of
Varna •
The new president,. Anne
Walters, gave a few remarks
thanking the past president •
for her efforts and on behalf of
the presbyterial presented her
with an engraved desk set.
The past president, Doris Zur- .
brigg, then presented the
presbyterial with an engraved
gavel set. The meeting: closed,.
with best \wishes to everyone -
from the president. .
younger women; more com-
munication between local,
presbyterial and conference
UCW.
In the morning a very in-
teresting and informative
Knox United UCW sets
budget for coming, year
BELGRAVE — The UCW of
lea • United Chinch, Bel -
grave, held their first general
meeting for the new year on
Thursday evening in the
school room of the Church_
Mrs. Laura Johnston opened
the meeting and thanked
everyone for their support and
co-operation during her teras
of office as president. She
called upcm Rev. John G.
Retorts to conduct the in-
stafiat Si service for the offi-
cers of the IJCW for Nee.
The new president, Mrs.
D Frothy Logan, took charge of
the meeting. The minutes
.• read and a'—fed and the
correspondence was read. The
treaserer Mrs. Helena Martin
gave her report.
MTh Robert Grasby
presesited the budget for 1980
aladl totalled ft. It was
agreed to send donations to
Camp Menesetmg and Alma
Mrs. WRinam Coultes
gave a Carie( report of the
Thrrora-Perth Presbyterial
held in North Street United
Charch, Goderieb on J nuary
28.. Mrs. gave a
report of the Meeting the
attended in illyth
catering to suppers for the
Cebtre for the Arts in
tbe .
Mrs. John Roberts, on be-
half of the UCW
thanks to Mrs. "[Antra
for her work as president
during the past two yeaes.
The worship service, based
on John 3: 16, was conducted
Mrs. Ross Anderson- She
*res s assisted by Mrs-. Harold
Vincent. The prAtam was in
charge of Vis- William Coul-
tes. Mrs_ Mrs.
Murray Stitt, Mrs- Kenneth
Wheeler and lam- Laura
Johnston presaged a skit,
"Moon Daze". Thefor
discussion arising from the
skit were: need for
leaaa-tiing, , new- and neeesserY
Skills, , ,{, miia
faith, mission lto mir
community, working with
other age groups and hobbies.
Mrs
the meeting it '
bection. .
Pepper iIDt.tatalin
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Pepper has been"-
vailAd fry: $00d 4in wait
A.long with fond fol the
tom.
ON
FEB. 18
VOTE
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CARDIFF MURRAY
For ...the allowance o a spouses wage as a tax dedidction.
in family business and <farms.
...the removal of capital gains tax on the sale of farm
land.
...increased tax exemptions for volunteer firms.
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