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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-04-09, Page 7• •.• •::", • • tr. t. • .; ; • " • • • "••a• • etimes e 1 ides Pnapbnas tbsihie'r'h too, "Old always lem. She too butl3 bunny, g andw h it e withI4e Mrs. ;,• #001able Jason 11a lot to say. ptl was a good ,e and I got a • of candies! e sBe five Bunny layy he a sr neu an - he'd os ,„hwas sure the f o, he'd have .looking after ause I've done NIKKI, FISHER—She doesn't have trouble finding the candles. ---...• , You Bet rm Smart — I Shop at /• ,fr , , Triangle 5.. " . Discount Noxzerria - 170ml. Skin Creme ' 1 79 Right Guard - 200 mi. Spray Deodorant 1 59 I Aqua Fresh - 150 mi. Toothpaste1 9r' 225 gr. Bromo Seltzer 189 Sfay Free 10's Super • , ‘ Maxi Pads • :99 Tide -6 litre' Detergent . 299 TRIANGLE D - 0-1 S C.011 NT • PATEAT AIED/CAVES • COSNAci7CS • l'OBACCOS Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Weekdays - Sunday 2 Noon to Six • aniieCterliiilo, although en0.'gIn weekend, they may be presehttalets, they have a pretty good idea what Banter: Pleans.to them Mark Carson, 3, attends the Wingham Bay Care Ventre. He explained What haPPelis at Naito. "The pow Bunny brings lots of candies and hides them One was 11(_114.0 under the dresser corer, '• Although he admits never seeing the Mims bunny, Mark insisted that he is blue and white, "and has a- Shiny nose too". Murray IVIeltRod, 5, who is also excited about going to •Kindergarten next year, said centre JACIWAYnd celebrated her fourth on Easter Sunday .,,. that - didh't seem': ;. mri _, important as : tbe.,!-.: ar ;BA Bunny. She evileitjeO• that be Wk is the one who. rforrn •,`' chocolate candies. :VAC . and White rabbit haattba t. of hiding 'all those faiddieS0bute:- Jaqualyrin doesn't• •Afind' because she has a lot of un looking for them. • , . -` . Another highlight of the holiday is the big dinner to had at Jaquolynn's Plate. While counting on her fingers she described the mouth- watering menu. ,,"We had turkey and vegetables and the the does lSok thein .1. '0.0. 11 A!, lied the four •'lot to do with that they are ctually make all the father em, by putting erent kinds of "But ffie eggs aren't •,,,bailedayni1VJOW, because they • • • . Courses and w�rksops discussed at LAKELET—The annual meeting of the Lakelet Women's Institute was held April 3 at the home of Mrs. Harold Wallace. • The president, Mrs. Harry Judge, opened the meeting with the Opening Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. Devotions were .given by Mrs. Percy Huth. Fourteen members answer- ed the roll call with payment of fees. During the business of the Meeting; choices were made for short courses and workshops for the coming year. Kits for the cancer canvass were distributed. It Was •decided to be responsible for the food booth at the auction sale for. Cliff Hallman on April 17. conveners and Officers gave interesting reports of the past year: Lunch was served when the meeting adjourned: - The slate of officers for 1980- 8L is as; fellows: ast • ,president,-'' Wallace; president, Mrs. Harry Judge; vice president, AN ANSTETT DIAMOND SAYSIIYOLIRE SPECIAL If says that you insist on quality and value. It says to the persoh receiving it that you havcktaken special . ca re For good reasons. You see, you can make no better diamond purchase for the price. Because your Anstett diamond is hand picked by our own gemmologists. Is insured. Is guaranteed. For that special someone in your life choose an An- stett diamond. It's special like_they are. • ANSTETT JE/./ELLPS LWITED Clinton Exeter Seaforth Walkerton Mrs. Emerson Ferguson; secretary -treasurer, • Mrs'. Lyle Murray; assistant secretary Mrs.' Percy, Huth; district director, Mrs. Derril Hallman; alternate district • director, Mrs. Lloyd Jacques; public relations officer, Mrs, Harold Wallace; curators, Mrs. Arnold Gadke, Mrs. Gor- don Wright; branch directors; Mrs. Lloyd Porler, Mrs. Cliff Hallman and Mrs. Harvey Demerling; auditors, Mrs. Doug MacGregor, and Mrs. Henry Hohnstein; nominating committee, Mrs. Emerson Ferguson and Mrs. Don Juno; • pianists, Mrs. Jake Versteeg and Mrs.' 1Srey Huth, and good cheer, Mrs. Lyle Murray.-. ' The standing committees •are Agriculture and Canadian Industries, Mrs. Jake Ver- • steet and Mrs. Percy Huth; Citizenship and World Affairs, Mrs. Charlie ;Scett and Mrs. • Harold Wallace; Education and Cultural. Activities, Mrs. Lloyd Jacques and Mrs. Doug maeg•regor,;. Family and ConstunerAffairs, Mrs. Derril Hallman and Mrs. Henry Hohnstein; Resolutions, Mrs. Cliff General meeting of Winghant•-.UCW • Members of the United Church Women at Wingham United Church held their eratineet" seqiih • Akhool Unit 2 with Mrs. M TaYlor in charge opened the worship. Mrs. Art Laidlaw read the scripture and ' Mrs. Sid Adams led in prayer: A play, 'The,- -Deserter', por- traying the trial of several of the followers of Jesus, was performed by the Unit 2 ladies. Mrs. Stan Orien introduced • the guest speaker, Mrs. John Bell of -Whitechurch. Mrs. Bell was born and raised in Montreal and during her ....vaimg,er days many Jewish families moved', into her • naighborhood. She spoke on their customs and explained many of their religious holidays and how • they are celebrated. Many were also the custoins and habits of Jesus' day. She told how the French , Canadians would make , flowers and decorate their horsei and Wagons for Easter. Mrdaten*ind thanked Mrs. Bell foe!heeVery interesting to • "ere-s:ifFeik gra, Sinclair wardrog", chaired the business session and added her per- sonal thanks to Mrs. Bell. Mrs. Barry PassitiOre read the names of . members who had passed away during the past year and a moment of, silence was observed in their memory. Reports were, given by the officers present. Mrs. War drop announced the Chan- cellors'are coming April 12-13 and that the 'United _Church Resource Fair will be held in the Wingham church April 25- 26. ' Mrs. Art Clark invited everyone to attend the fashion show to be held the afternoon and eyening,of Aprii $fn the • Clinton :high school. Proceeds will go to" the Children's . Cancer Research Association. The meeting closed With the Mizpah benediction and a • lunch was served by Unit 1. are made of He insisted that', of rabbits lives it isn't the king of 14.9900•1'•tbat people live in. Apparently their's has a flat roonothonly a couple off walls and 'a"Wirt- dow Seniors' euchre WROXI-"1.4R—The bi monthly senior pit .* ens euchre, under the convener - ship of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Marks and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Griffith, was held Wednesday evening, April 2 with seven tables at play. Robert Gibson and Mrs. Gordon Greig captured high prizes, while Mel Dennis and Mrs. Elva Jacques received thelows and Mrs. Harold Robinson won the lucky draw. 0 Day Centre News! • Tuesday a large crowd gatbered to join in a day's activities at the Wingham and Area Day Centre for the Homebound. An excellent slide -tape production • off 'Belmore's Maple Syrup Festival' showed the deter- mination of a small local community to build and sup- port' its own community centre. The group will be attending the annual festival on April 10. A film entitled 'Walk a While in My Shoes' depicted the problems „of travel which confront physically disabled persons. Many interesting questions were answered by the film. • Dorothy Townsend and Annie Conn led an en- tertaining singsong Tuesday morning. Following it were exercises and games. • • Pin cushions and ceramics were the two popular craft projects for the week. The day centre has accepted the responsibility of tray favors for the hospital auxiliary. This will involve new craft ideas and 100 tray favors to be pre- pared at the centre every second month. Clients are looking forward to . starting this commtinity,-minded pro- ject. • A euchre get together is a popular .'Wednesday afternoon sour4e.rif entertainment. This week there -swill be no regular day cente due to the trip to Belmore. Three buses iare planned to go from Wingham. • . 11'7�Wfflb 004 M1,s r 10 .7 !pen er Sunday. with Mr„ axc rs. Glenn Menercher, /slantestown. ,Other alts at the seine home wee IVIrs. Rhoda Mop Kercher, ato% Mr. and Mrs. Ron Larsen and children, Sarnia, 'Mrs. Iva Nixon TV Mr. and Mrs. • Nixon, Fordwieh, Mr. and Mrs Norman Nixon and Kitchener, Howard! ' of Wawa, George and -i • '‘,41Offatt, London, Mr...and ..,;:teic Beatty, Bayfield, and s "ewe of Quebec. Mrs Wye'. Riley; •Miss Mary Beth Riley, Mrs. Bill Wintemute and Dennis visited on Easter Sunday with Mrs. Charles McCutcheon in Wingham and DistrictHospital. Hospital. Peter Isabelle, Sandy, Jennifer and Christopher, Mississauga, and Mrs. Laura Leaver, -Smith's Fallsoivisited Easter Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clement. , Edith and Oliver Grigg and Dennis, Lucan, visitedat the home. of .her father, and Mrs. Cliff Marks, on Easter Sunday. Visitors on Easter Sunday with their parents, Mr. and, Mrs. Stewart Higgins, were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Higgins and family, Erin, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Higgins and family,. Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Pollock and Todd, 'Bramalea, Visited from Friday to Sunday with her parents, Mt? and Mrs. Vern Clark.' &J. ldr. and Mrs.. Allan Griffith visited their aunt, Mrs. Orville McCutcheon, in SeafOrth hospital , and with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eaton, Seaforth, on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Murray ,MacFarlane and far ily; Bluevale, spent Easter Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McGee. Easter guests,vvith Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clarke were Mrs. Clara Coulter, Listowel, Mr. and 1VIrS. Philip Thompson, Tillsonburg, Mr. and IVits. Barry Capling,' Chantel and Sandee, • Palmerston, Miss Gloria White of Brussels, Mrs. Richard Clarke and Michael, Poq 4 Mr. and 1VIrs. Harold Mbllen and Ann of Aylmer .visited Mr. and Mrs. Ron McMichael on Easter Sunday. The ladies are sisters. Big turnout for Easter service WROXETER — A disap- pointingly small Ongregation attended the Good Friday services in Wroxeter United- - Church,`but a much improved attendance was seen at, the Easter Sunday service, when Rev. Ernest Fellows preached an inspiring Serincin atid-the choir sang two lovely an- thems, 'There's a Carol in My Heart', and, 'Christ Arose'. 'Fraterartd Glenda Goulding Of Scarborough (formerly of Newfoundland where Rev. Fellows had preached) of- fered their infant daughter, Amanda Mae Doreen, for, baptism during this service. A joint service with Gorrie United Church was observed in the Wroxeter church at 8 p.m. with a good attendance. The music was superb, with a trio of Gordon Kaster, &len Clarke and DoreenWintemute singing, 'Father, Forgive Them'; a quartet fromGorrie of Marie Strong, Alberta Ferguson, Florence Bolander arid Jacqueline Gowdy and the combined choirs sang several beautiful anthems as well. Susan Mann of Gorrie sang a solo, 'In The Garden', ac- ;1;1! and Peter Dovril* t And ,0414r:oxil.,9f ifingsten:, spent tsater ,weeltend *di her parents., Mr. and 1140, WarrenFines.. • Mr. and Mrs. Pill Wright and tts Good Ffiti4Viiithand and BOnnie 'Oa Mr. and Mrs. Bob Black, tbetsmors.eg, Mrs. fni* London. - , JONATHAN I.ANE—i-". I.thlnk about gaste,174a0p." •.4 n he companiedotpiano by' • •,•-• -.7ii;,04' I 7 ',.:•:;•••••,,, • fg• Mrs. Velma Mann. JAQUOLYNN METCALFE—"...,the bunny white." ,4,••••• • •,..,54,v,4'.14.y,15q, t,!45,1,;V:0344..41 is black and .4.40-me•44•441. t4 .o2•10.,•-„,•,‘ MARK CARSON—"The Easter Bunny brought me Don- JASON MOODY—The bunny Isn't married, but he does ald Duck with Easter gum In It." have four children. MURRAY McLEOD—". . . Easter Is special."