The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-04-15, Page 2k4
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STITCHXR 1 The next meatinrt will be hold
' B :Le3liAVL �' , The third at the home of leader Mr's. Malta
Meeting of the Stylish Stitches, Elliott.
v" held on Monday evening in LAKELET H
the community rooms with nine "What is the color harmonly of
girls prrsent•your learning -stitch article?"
MW Meeting opened with the This was the roll call amw Bred
pledge and motto. Mrs. Robert by the girls whi4 they stet at tin
Gordon described the utiles of the home of Mrs. William ilighrsel
back stitch which the girls The minutes were read by Bonnie
learned last week. Behrns.
Mrs. James Bakelaar dis- Discussions were held on user
cussed how to create a design and for the back stitch and how to
the colo' in it. Mrs. Gordon create a design. The leaden
showed the girls how to do the demonstrated the twisted chain
twisted chain stitch. All worked stitch and how to enlarge a de -
on their articles for Achievement sign
Day. The next meeting will be In group work, the girls learned
April 76th. how to do the chain stitch and
THE FRUITY FIVE how to enlarge a design. As a
WHITECHURCH — Leader home assignment, they wets
Mrs. Archie Purdon hosted the asked to work on their recori
meeting of the 4-H girls which books, complete the twisted chair
was called to order by President stitch on a sampler and complete
Lori Anne Jamieson. Minutes the same stitch on their learning
were read by Clara Milligan. As a stitch articles.
roll call, the girls brought pastry HAPPY HOOPEItS
they had made. DONNYBROOK — The Auburr
The girls showed their book III Club met at the home of Mrs
covers and gave ideas for quilt Edward Robinson. Doree
blocks. In group work, they pre- Jefferson read the minutes of th
pared a shopping list. Kathy Pur- last meeting and took roll call
don demonstrated banana bread Miss Foran and Mrs.
and Mrs. Purdon demonstrated demonstrated French knots an
peach baked Alaska. mitred corners. The uses for
Lori Anne Jamieson was ap- satin stitch and sheaf-fliler stitcl, "'v
a
pointed commentator for were discussed, as were plans fei
Achievement Day. Discussion Achievement Day.
centred on fruit desserts and The meeting was closed h
quick bread. �E�len Thompson.
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For residents of the Town of Winghom only.
Anyone found dumping garbage at any other
time will be charged as signed.
TOWN OF WINGHAM
UNDER THE DIRECTION of Mrs. Janet Day at the piano, evening. The program was opened by the group of singers
Grades 7 and 8 students sang popular songs of today during and concluded with the songs "Amazing Grace" and
Elective Night held at Sacred Heart School Tuesday "Country Roads".
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e GORRIE — Barbara Hayden
MURRAY GAUNT M.P.P. HURON -BRUCE read the minutes of the last meet-
ing when the Gorrie III Club met
Et at the home of Beth Payne. Roll
the cal was answered by 'what you
ve decided to make for your
Report r o m Queens a r free -choice article' and received
a variety of ideas, including
y The main highlights of the On- months after the last one. Thus come eligible for small business tablecloths, wall hanging, picture
tario Legislature last week were an election was avoided. deduction. and bag.
the non -confidence vote on the Treasurer McKeough unveiled Mr. McKeough in presenting A discussion took place on the
Throne Speech in which the Lib- a $12.5 billion budget, the deficit his budget said he felt the econ- history of embroidery and a color
eral sub -amendment condemning projected to be $1.2 billion while omy was strong and expanding review was given. Mrs. Sander -
the government for closing hos- at the same time keeping spend- and we must rely on "private son demonstrated the satin stitch
pitals, increasing municipal ing growth to 10.4 per cent. sectu: expansion to generate and Mrs. Hayden the sheaf -filling
taxes by transferring the provin- The deficit was reduced on the growth and employment". stitch.
cial restraint to the local level so basis that smokers and drinkers
that local councils will have to will pay five cents more for a
raise taxes to maintain services,. pack of 20 and wine, beer and
and on the severe cutbacks on spirits will go up from 10 cents to
social services, was supported by 35 cents. Health insurance premi-
the NDP. The resulting vote was: ums will also have an impact be -
combined opposition 70 to the cause a single premium will in000
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government's 48. crease $5.00 a month while a -.
The Liberals supported the farrj premium will move up r
government to defeat the NDP $10.00 -for the same period com-
amendment on the basis that it mencing May 1, 1976. This in -
would be unwise and unfair to put crease will mean that OMP pre -
the people of the Province of On- miums will pay for 28 per cent of
tario to the expense of a provin- the total payout costs of OHIP
cial general election only six compared to 23 per cent current-
ly. WEDNESDAY APRIL
Other highlights of the budget
are as follows: SATURDAY MAY'
Ben McClenaghan 1. Daily rate charges for semi-
private hospital beds will be rais-
celebrates 90th ed by $3.50 to $11.00 a day and pri $" BROWN OIL
WHITECHURLH — The.com- day rate ooms by $10.00 to $22.00 a TANNED LEATHER
munity extends congratulations 2. The annual fee for uninsured WORK BOOTS
and best wishes to Ben Mc- motor vehicle drivers goes from i
Clenaghan, son of late Mr. andFlexible soles— longer wearing and
$60.00 to $100.00 annually. I
Mrs. James McClenaghan, who 3. Tax cuts for small business- more comfortable. Guaranteed I
' on Tuesda Aril 13, celebrated against sole separation. Acid rests
y" p es amount to three per cent re -
his 90thbirthday. Hehas spent alltant sole. Sizes 6-13 Full and Half
duction on corporation tax on in (n o Size 12' z) . f
his life on the family farm, IV4 t
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Mrs. McClenaghan is the for-
mer Ma Barbour of W. Wawa- nosh. Their family are Lorna C of C president g � I
(Mrs. Harry Moss) Plattsville,
Doris (Mrs. Bruce Coleman) conducts meeting pr. '
Nanaimo, Melvin, Waterloo,
Irwin, St. Thomas, Eileen (Mrs. BELMORE—President Lorne j
Parker) Exeter, Faye (Mrs. Jim Fisher opened the meeting of the +✓ I
McIntyre) Val, Caron and Carl at Chamber of Commerce with
home. Ralph Dickson reading the min -
The
in The birthday was quietly cele- utes of the last meeting.
brated on Sunday with birthday The members decided to order r"+" '" '*w
cake and all the trimmings and new parts for roller skates. A� '
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moss, first-aid kit is .to be purchased
Plattsville, in attendance. Mr. and the hockey trophies. will be "' y
McClenaghan is able to be up and paid for.
about each day and enjoy the Two loads of gravel were our Y
beautiful birthday cards sent. chased for the front of the arena.
Look neighbour ... positive 1
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MRS. RON FOXTON, left, and Mrs. Ray Schmidt prepare
hgmemade products for the bake sale held at Sacred Heart
School's Elective Night Tuesday evening. Students froth
Grades 7 and 8 provided the baked goods in order to raise
enough money for a trip to Ottawa this June.
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