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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-02-27, Page 11041 •T,,;•:!:,' • • • Tli.`t•o• •-• : • 4, • "4.54.-i'!!'s'it',,...!:-.••'„ .N1 were' esideats. 1011,,r1r$911.. 9TIkthaft • nfln • '4q LI Inthe fun Owl Pledges -;.EllthaSitists all over isoluding all group lo fOzYhmy. 4*, • ezpJaioid arm and tily Ingham from to attempt • ••"4 •'4,7 •v- . 1411.0C • - 44061:71;114711 ei* ' • , 4t,7/4‘,7"49: •:•• 41.4,,3%if0 • f ForruarY b 29 1980 21i44Sc- 6 an=zzowancr •' . r.,p214.0,AW-.,,,,V......--4,0eallOil . '' . . .,•„. •,,i4t. •,- ..,' ',.. . , rt •,',q TAX'INCOME - , , ,.. . . ,..TT7 11,,, • 0. ,, , Nia,#i l. ,. . k. W ','','',N ''' . • ' • '4 .1-1174i'R11,1'01):•IN:FOI . Drop intdellintetinonteneS**SO , ......... _ -in Mrch and AprlIorP,one..40O • . , Q,.,."-,-,-. 1,,;.: Form ii.! : . i,..ii-1,= ' =. •,. • ,. . A cl ' oSm� '• ;'.' r 'MEi' 1= , kighiiiii'i'e ' `IP''' ' r . • .•'. -','Y' '. ' 4•I'',,e :• 4 CES . •q,.1 K . • J . s ' ,, - • .4,A ' : ii; .44,,,,i . , •• : '- ' I 1 . • • •• ' ' • • .• •-•-' - • " .MPG • . GreasdL 'THE SUPER BTICKEIr:,Contains an raulti-purpose.-41.000.0•r Blended- for,;year:"Aokind use. SpeolalWsecom. • Mended for Unlit machin- 'Carl' ery, wheel bearings and •• ridge, waternumps.. .„ . . LUBRICANT. GUARANTEE •...- ..., ,. ., ,:, .. fr ' 4 • . An Matinee of Consumer Phatecilon . . V4Hir , , .. CO-OP Provides This GuarinteettrAIICO-OP',1116106 EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1,1080 • A.:0430 olls and greases are blended to meet or surpass the requirements of : 'Automotive and machinery manufacturers when used as directed. . , ; • 8t,(00,4013 guarantees it fl' no Oarnage will resuit from a change from other oils to • similar CO-OP oils 1 C;(1:0 P, oils are,.proven to cause damage or if you are denied • . warranty Dy an equipment ,nanufacturer or his authorized representative, because he cleans t he warranty ls %/L. Jed. by the using of a CO-OP oil or grease, CO-OP will = relmburse,you for the cost of repairs (parts & labour only) provided the following • •.. conditions are met . • • 1.Volt PrairideAlCO with a letter within 30 days of the denial from the equipment . •'. manufacturer stating: , • • . , • , .•0 the type of' repairs claimed and costs and that they would normally be it "• Covered under warranty.• , ,, :' • br Hs Statement that warranty , has been disallOweid because of the use of 1_ Ott -OP oll. - . 2. Yet, submit a Sample of the used Oil aed.fetain the damaged parts for inspection. 3. Yot,i‘ submit copies of bills substantiating the repair costs denied under warranty. ..* C. Use Oraddltion of non COOP products may void thieguarantee. .„ •Thliguaritntee does not cover the misapplication Or using the Incorrect oil or grease unless the produCt was recommended for a specificepplication by a CO-OP employee. In bila case the guarantee will only apply when a written CO-OP lubrication . recommendation signed by the employee is produced, ' This guarantee is offered by United Co-operatives of Ontario through its branches and participating Member CO-OPs. . United CO -operatives of Ontario Petroleum Division • 151 City Centre Drive • Mississauga, Ontario L5A 3A4 COOP 5 Lthe Plastic Chitin Oil' Jug - Fomulated specially for CO-OP. The chain oil log- gers trust. It Sticks to the chain and guide bar and is dyed red so you can see it working 884-395 Summer/684-405 Winter. D410 gag par litre If bought Case of 24 Lftres 2299 Moto 011 by the case - A universal "nevi generation" low ash motor oil fof all cllatel and gasoline engines. A.P.I. service SE:CD. Multi. grades 10W-30, 15W-40. (also available in Straight grades). 884-470/884-480 15W.40 °11111LITRE4 -4k Agithdot4, alMitta, HD -7 Motor 011 Cass di 24 Litres 79€ per nue if bought by the case CO -01) •59 A.T.F. 1 Case of 24 Litres CO-OP carries two types of Automatic Transmis- sion Fluids—Type F and Dexron . 684630 Dexron 116 684-650. ..... Type F ar ad- ating 299 cart - n41,, t • 'TR'S CO-OP Trans- • Hydraulic , A universal fluid tor transmissions, differen- tials, and hydraulic uSe. Formulated for all season• Operation and provide:a ' excellent low temperature operation to (-37 °F). 684-602 I Ind01. R8,0150 Scasor. Hydraulm o. NET CONT'' . • • to.op 5 Litre . Plastic INDOL Jug A premium quality all - season hydraulic oil. hidol is an anti -Wear hydraulicoil that provides excellent anti -wear protection and reduces wear over con- . ventional fluids.. .684-615 9 Fe use on J FORD be of thegf,meeey; the Fordwithi$01:igit Women are book on Japan' their rneetingttbispar., ',For stari the Februay-meujig. .the theme was,meeting.the people of Jepan; . on St/Valentine's, with a description -�f a nese weddinfe Act customs and dreaS differ from Canadians'. R. •,,,„ ,1/17r -t The scripture Luke Overse. 27-36, was read by Mrs. Glen. Johnston and hymn 503was sung. Mrs. -Johnston then told how a lady named Hosami studied for • the ministry even after having bout with 104001001s and ministered into *Ole. It was told hew she organized nur- sery schools, Waited the P00100, had weekly meetings and took a " course, in agriculture, so she could help the People More, also Of the hard times and.trialtrshe had and how some tried to discourage her for staying in such a desolate area. Hymn 252 was sung followed - by preyer. 1VIriLiLong told how the people believed the splaits had created the islands of Japan. Mrs. Long ad Mrs: Bitten had an intereating, article •called, 'Did You Mune'. It consisted of • various items of interest thap • few people ealize about-, JaPant-Your members i Mrs:, Topham, Mrs. McLaughli, Mrs.,Stinstin, Mrs Madgett Ind Mrs. Galbraith, portrayed different members' of en Citizenship and Wald Affairs., ! meeting' March ill are -Mat: • Dave Eadie and Mrs.. Mut Dicitson. The meeting 'WillOf Wi'O - start at 3:30 p.m.• • MRS, GEORGE Russell PewelI:4eturn* 'home lent ‘,=mini004Fift0 ' Stratford General 14siPliat Mrs. Lloyd.Jacqiec visited at the home ' liifr.11140104 :Lewis Taylor of HawitesOille. on Tuesday. — • Mr. and**. jaffiessvitition. and Mts. Janlee. Crane Of Fergus viskteil .Sunday with Mrs. Albert - • • Mrs, Martn, et the Innee:.0 .11aY de'd Mr „r—tfike* Of TiRspisbUs • Aws !Kane • TT.A. en 00 li 1;1.. • 1310,101* •Mrs Hank kintendedthrhist Week/. Boon, a realdett orme ;tunes - town area, Was," 'the guest speaker at the Fehriary Meeting of the Womens' hi, stitde. A colorful 41410 of W001PM Wee set 111! knittd article*- -00dinll:1044tti.00P0, sari* sweaters and smaller 'attcleiri, of needlepoint. Mrs. Boon said she became interested in antiques and found a spinning wheel. For an - antique to be productive it must function, so she procured a wool fleece from a nearby neighbor. This eventually led to her decision to buy a few sheep. The flock grew and now ashcetiveanind shheeerplharmingusband are She explained the fleece can be spun before the grease is removed, after washing or after the wool is washed and dyed. Watching Mrs. Boon sphming the 'wool into yarn fascinated allpresent. Natural dyes are found in gardens, fields and along roadways and they include onion skins, lichen, marigolds and rose petals. The inside bark of an apple tree provides a beautiful shade of y,ll6 President Mrs. Stan Hays read an article, 'How to have a friend'. A letter from Mrs. Playter, a former member of the Belmore WI, was read, in which she expressed appre- ciation for the invitation to the 75th anniversary which she attended last October. A , • . I • forat therapy :.;0000.. TWO1030*,:v and •Distri IfiieR441*a..decided to Wat0110 The 4 'library i00* -711' sold oirthie qailt.and will b* 100(400tilie ..-110010617n.11ig0044001 Ala 12. -1!•'' Conveners. for „ the 4 .=.• average Japanese family, who told of background and hope for thefuture. The program closed with a poem by Mrs. Bilton. Mrs. Carswell, the new until leader, opened the business portion with a reading, l am 100 Per Cent'.. Minutes were read and, adopted. Roll call on the pure • in heart was answered by 28 • members. It was moved by Mrs. Harold Doig and sec- onded by Minnie McElwain that the invitation to visit the Fordwich Nursing Home be accepted. It was asked that members be responsible for flowers M the church for five months. It was moved by Ms. Elmer Harding and seconded by Mrs. Scott Clarkson that Miriam Johnston be responsible for the coming month. .Mrs. Carswell gave a report on the Iuron-Perth Presbyterial meeting. Mrs. Jack Wilson asked that members save old jewelry for the vocation school this summer. Reformulated premium quality long drain motor 011 at regular prices. Multi- grade 10W-30. 684-710. Case of 24 litres. ALL CO-OP OILS AND GREASES ARE FORMULATED FROM •161YDROGEN TREATED BASE STOCKS EVERYONE CAN SHOP THE CO-OP N , • WHEPE AV ILABLE Wirighorn 457-2711 COOP Fatm Power_Cap 99e with any purchase of CO-OP oils or greases, NO COST WITH A PURCHASE OF 110 LITRES OR MORE. • SIMILAR SAVINGS ON OTHER CO-OP OILS AND GREASES AND OTHER CONTAINER SIZES. 11.1=112 UNITED 00 -OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO BELGRAVE BRANCH. ',russets Bola rave, ,Onearlo •111174453 • rMRS: iO5 WALKER Elluevalts ) A capacity crowd filled the community hall Friday night when everyone enjoyed an excellent variety program. A bingo will be held this Friday, February 29, at 8 p.m. Miss- Maureen Walters will be in charge of the Service in the Presbyterian Church on Sunday, March 2. She is a candidate for the Bluevale charge. A vote by ballot will be taken following the service. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mac- Tavish have returned from a Florida vacation. Bruce and Linda Harkness and Ken Skinn 'were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker and family treill'WSKfir—kirs. Iris Morrey last week presented several books to the WIngharn Public School on behalf of the Wit/Otani Haii.Ctilfr! Seclety. Acceptino for the school Is Audrey Baxter. The presentation took pled* during an assembly et the school Thurs- day -morning. 41 - Mr. and Mi8. George Hetherington.ieriegteiii Tin Kell - Familia* visited over weekend it the same h Mrs. AddisonHutchison , Molesworth vitilteda • with Mte;.iolinStrima. Birks Robertson Teenrater is iisIting..mrs. Glad Edgar and Mr. ind*.', Gordon Edgar. • • : Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gibeen • were in Toronto last week te attend the past presidenti' luncheon of •the Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies at the Royal York Hotel and ,a180 the OAAS convention. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Marks, Virmgham, Mr. &Xi Mrs. Barry Whytock of Teeswater, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Marks and Cara of Wingham were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strang. .. • Gorrie WI entertains GORRIE — The Women's Institute- entertained mem- bers from Majestic Intitute, Brussels, the Fordwich In- stitute, as well as branches from Lakelet, Wingham and Wroxeter, at a dessert lun elen at Genie Community Hall at I p.m. Wednesday, February 20. The visitors were welcomed by the Gerrie president, Mrs. Alvin Grainger, and invited to partake of the many luscious desserts and tea. - Following the dessert lunch the guests end members enjoyed an afternoon of court whist. Mrs. Omar Haselgrove of Wingham won the lucky eup prize and pae* fur court *hist were won by-. Illdeite McKenzie, Wingham, first; Mrs. Wallace of Likelet, second; 'a Jean Clarkson, Fordwich, third. The lucky tally draw was won by Ena Ritchie of Wingham and low prize for court whist was won - by Mrs. Petrie of Brussels. Presidents of the, guest Institutes thanked the Gerrie members on behalf of their . branches for the very nice luncheon and afternoon.