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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-12-16, Page 6POP 4-7W Advance -Tunes, December 16, 1976 Mothersays f1d o is. ready for kindergarten Hurm County Board of Edu- ing," she told the meeting, "and might prove a problem. cation heard a delegation on he has absorbed considerably Referring to the case of the Monday seeking admittance to what she has taught him." child of five enrolled at Clinton, kindergarten of four-year-old Karen McEwuw of the Tucker- Mr. Cochrane explained that he Steve Martent. His mother, Mrs. smith Day Nursery told the board had been a student in junior -kin - June Marten and nursery school that it was her feeling that Steve dergarten at Woodstock and once teacher Karen McEwing both was ready to start kindergarten enrolled was subject to the com- told the meeting that they felt the last September, even though he pulsory attendance rules of the board's reluctance to admit the will not be five until February. Ministry of Education. Others t. youngster due to his age was "He has been enrolled at our Day had been admitted at an early unjustified. Care Centre since October of age he noted, but those had been In a letter read into the minutes 1975," she explained. "During cases considered on medical of the meeting, Mrs. Martene that time, he has shown that he is grounds or recommendations said she was appealing to the very mature, physically, men- from the Robarts School in Lon - board to "consider Steve's readi- tally, socially, emotionally and don. cress for admission to kinder- creatively." On a motion by Molly Kunder garten on par with the child at- She said Steve knows the the matter was finally referred tending kindergarten at Clinton alphabet, how to write and spell back to the Edycation Committee Public School now. I am under his name, the basic shapes, for study at its Januar3k meeting. the impression that his admission colors, counting and number con- The motion stipulated that con - was considered because he had cepts. "His attention span is quite sideration would be given to attended a junior kindergarten in long compared to others of this changing the age for kindergar- Woodstock last year and he will age," she said. ten admissions. not be five until March of 1977," Trustee Dorothy Wallace asked she said. Mrs. Martene if she had con - "As Steve's mother I see him sidered the age at which Steve BOetz - Webber inCicating great interest in what would be trying to enter uni- his sister in Grade one is learn- versity if he were accepted into vows in Neustadt kindergarten now. Director of Education D. J. LAKELET—The Baptist Cochrane pointed out that while Church in Neustadt was the THERE WERE FIVE County honors given out at the Wingham Area 4-H Achievement Day presentations at F. E. Madill Secondary School Saturday afternoon. It was unfort- unate that Patti Shiell, RR 5, Wingham was absent when the picture was taken. The other four girls are: Marilyn Campbell, RR 4, Wingham, Lois Darling, RR 4, Wingham, Cathy Kieffer, RR 2, Teeswater„and Corrine Montgomery, Wingham. Enrolment down mere was no minimum age limit set for admission to university or setting fora beautiful wedding on Nov. 27 when Linda May Webber Advent candles I i g h t ed by U C W Unit In might classes college Steve's ability to get along there socially because he ng y and Arthur Conrad Baetz were united in marriage. An Advent candlelighting ings with others. true meaning of Christmas to In a report submitted to the would be younger than his peers The bride is the daughter of Mr. service was the highlight of the Generosity was symbolized by mind. Huron County Board of Edu- cation on Monday, Superinten-Figure Skating and Mrs. Donald Webber of RR 1, Clifford and the groom is the son meeting of the afternoon unit of the United Church Women when the third candle. Mrs. James read scripture from Luke's Gos- In a final meditation, the first Christmas night was again re - Peanut Sale. 'For � Group Buying Provincial Tickets members convened in the ladies' 1 and said that Christmas is a The spring project for most 4-H "Clothes dent of Education R. B. Allan told �t of Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair Baetz of parlor on Tuesdayof last week. time for giving, bringing ha i g g, g pp lived and all were reminded that < ,as the board members that enrol- in t Clubs bake sale Neustadt. Mrs. Lockwood and her assist- ness into the heart of another we celebrate this joyous sea- ment night school programs sure". Rev. Wilfred' Unruh officiated ants were in charge of the im- "Ch gift. person with a g. rsn t finds i ds son, let us remember that the had dropped across the county by approximately one hundred stu- was big success at the ceremony with Mrs. Ruth Helwig playing the wedding pressive ceremony. room in the heart of the gener- coming of Christ was the greatest miracle and the greatest hope for dents. music and Mr. Gordon Cox as Representing the first Sunday ous," shb said. mankind." His report noted that his was Despite the fact the Wingham soloist. The bride was given in in Advent was the first candle The fourth Sunday in Advent is Mrs. Passmore conducted the the first drop in a number of Figure Skating Club doesn't have marriage by her father. Maid of symbolizing wonder. God makes represented by love. Mrs. James business in the absence of Mrs. years and suggested "it may be - any home ice to skate on, the club honour was the bride's sister, Himself known through the com- read scripture and a carol was Underwood. The minutes of the attributable to the increased fees is still continuing with its annual Nancy. Webber. Stuart Baetz of ing of the Christchild; we rejoice sung, thanking God for the love last meeting were read and or the sharp reduction in the Programs to raise money. Walkerton was best man and and anticipate. The first candle revealed in Christ who loved the adopted and roll call was an - amount of newspaper advertising The bake sale and draw was guests were ushered -by Gerald was lit as a carol was sung. Mrs. lonely, the sick and friendless swered by members telling the Brough y t about b educational re- held at the IOOF meeting rooms Webber and Paul Dahms. Lockwood led in ra er, that prayer, and those who suffered. number of visits made to shut- straints in 1976." last Friday and was a success A reception followed at the Clif- hearts be filled with love and In closing the candlelighting ins. Mrs. Bone gave the treas- Mr. Allan also pointed out that even though there aren't as many ford community hall. After a peace as we look forward to service the following words were urer's report. in his announcement regarding members this year. The full pro- wedding trip to Ottawa the couple Christmas Day. spoken: "We have named our The general meeting was held the 1977 General Legislative seeds came to ;198.50. This was will reside. at Mildmay. candles wonder, joy, generosity December 8 when Mrs. H. Eng - Grants the Minister of Education broken down to $51.25 for the The second candle represented and love. As we light the fifth lisp displayed Christmas decora- had said that for the upcoming draw and $147.25 for the baked joy and accompanying its light- candle, let each of us name it tions. Each unit held a separate ,1 year the maximum enrolment re- gam• ing, the most popular of all silently as she listens to the de- business meeting. cognized for grant purposes for. The doll and bed which were drawn for were won by Kim Laid- WI carols "Joy to the World", was sung and it sires of her heart." The beautiful "Silent continuing education will be members was stressed that joy carol, Night", was sung limited to the enrolment recog- law of Whitechurch. Mrs. Betty is achieved as we share our bless- as silent -meditation brought the Christmas theme nized for such purposes in 1976. Beard, who made the doll and canopy for the drew the enjoy Ch r i s tm „ According to the Ministerial this is interim -bed, "'inning ticket. Harold Wild, who a s . for WMS meeting announcement an measure necessitated by the differing interpretations built the bed, helped ped out in the ceremonies. • dinner n n e r m e e t if n g 4- H Achievement D.p 3 President Mrs. Gordon Wall widely of the definition of "continuing The Wingham Figure Skating LAKELET — Mrs. Harold Wal- / opened the December meeting of education." Club is working out at V; nastra lace was hostess when the f or area clubs a success the Women's Missionary Society In view of this, the Minister until the Wingham Aren. and Women's Institute met for their of St. Andrew's Presbyterian ; said, we will in 1977 review our Community Centre is completed. annual Christmas dinner on Dec.ton, Mrs. John Freeman, District home economist from Harrwere, Church when it was held in the policies and procedures re- Renovations. on the arena are 9. After a delicious turkeydinner President, RR 1, Gorrie, brought made comments. These were, fellowship hall on Tuesday of last garding the funding of continuing about six weeks behind schedule the meeting opened with the g pe greetings from Huron East to the Belgrave 1 Kooky Ker-nels, an week. She recited a m entitled Pce ' "Winter education. will be sir- will at the present time so the Figure Ma Stewart Collect and Mrs, members and their parents exhibit on cereal desserts, Blue Christ - and Prayer". A Christ- l� culated to inviteProposals Skating Club won't be able Cliff Hallman read the devotions, nt the the Wingham Area Achievement vale 1 Cereal Nuts on cereal mss carol was then sung, accom- school boards and from the com- move in by the end of the year as Day at F. E. Madill Secondary snacks, Belgrave 2 Little Miss panied by pianist, Mrs. J. Conn. munit y' The superintendent of edu- anticipated. Tull is the 25th anniversary of During the business session, it was decided to send a donation to School, Saturday afternoon. Muffets on "Make It with Pasta", The minutes of the November I' meeting were read and approved. � cation's report also presented the club and the members are the Children's Aid Society to The afternoon program fen Belmore 1 Snack Snoopers on "Featuring I Correspondence and roll call some of the night school statistics working king towards the carnival assist in their Christmas pro- tured skits, demonstrations and Wheat" and Belmore were read b - y Mrs. W. Ford. Re- for 1976. There are 333 persons which will be presented, hope- jects. Leaders to attend the train exhibits by the 4-H clubs from 2 Sweetie Wheaties, "Three Ways ports were also given by the , enrolled in 22 courses at Central fully, at the Wingham Arena on ing school for the quilt short Belmore, Belgrave, Bluevale and with Rice". treasurer, Mrs. G. Fisher, and of - Huron Secondary School, 403 in 23 April 2. There will be two�perfor- course to be held in Wingham on Wingham. Presentations Marilyn Campbell, RR Wing- ficers of the nominating com- programs at the Goderich and manes with a matinee in the .January 25 and 26 will be Mrs. Certificates and spoons were re ham, Patti Shiell, RR 5, Wing , mittee. _ District Collegiate, 215 in 15 afternoon. Henry Hohnstein and Mrs. Lloyd made to those who won County, ham, Cathy Kieffer, RR 2, Tees- Scripture was found in the courses at F. E. Madill Secon- Registration was much lighter Forler. There was lively dis- Provincial and Advanced honors. water, Lois Darling, RR 4, Wing- second chapter of St. Matthew's dary School, 50 in five courses at this year because of the anter- y cussion of P possible plans for the Following skits by Belmore 3 ham and Corrine Montgomery, Gospel and the meditation was Seaforth District High School, tainty of ice at the arena. Most of 25th anniversary which will be Wheathearts called "The Cereal Wingham were presented with " taken by Mrs. T. Currie. Another and 455 in 27 programs at South the members who are skating at next November. Although noth Convention", Bluevale 2 Cooking "Parade County Honors. carol was sung, followed by ' Huron District High School. Vanastra are seniors. ing definite was decided, many Crumbs entitled of Five girls, Vicky Peel, RR 1, prayer by Mrs. R. McKay. Mrs. I good ideas were expressed b the P y Nations", Belgrave 3 Branny "The Bluevale, Vicki Steckley, RR 1, J. Ostrom sang a beautiful solo, ' 1 15 ladies present. Bunch, Mexican Fiesta" Bluevale, Joanne Bakelaar, RR "Down from His Glory", which CURRAH S General Store and Bluevale 2 Wild Oats, "The 5, Brussels, Twyla Dickson, RR 1, was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Harry Judge led in the Grand Debate", Mrs. Loralee Wroxeter and Janice Coultes, RR The offering was received by I Poinsettias for Christmas -Get Yours Now singing of Christmas carols. Mrs. Marshall, home economist from 5, Brussels, were presented with Mrs. Fisher and dedicated by Emerson Ferguson and Mrs. Kirkton, made comments. She Provincial Honors. Mrs G Francis College Corners a Highway 86 - west of Listowel Open Daily 9:00 - 5:90 - Friday 9:00.9:00 PHONE 191.4"9 Farm Produce Homemade Baking Christmas cake, pudding and dainties etc. Pickles and Jams Handmade Gifts and Decorations Craft Supplies Styrofoam Planks, eggs and balls, etc. St. Paul's Church (ANGLICAN � .WINGHAM Rev. T. K. Hawthorn, Rector Mrs. Diane Matisx, Organist and Choir Leader SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19 Advent 4 8:30 a.m.—Holy Communion and Breakfast for the men 11:00 a.m.—Advent Carol Service — EVENTS — Sunday, December 19—Pot Luck Supper in parish hall at 6:00 p.m. Brownies meet every Monday after school Girl Guides meet every Tuesday 7:010 p.m. WINGHAM BAPTIST CHURCH RosslSmnth — Paistor 10:00 a.m.-Sunday School Christmas Program 11:00 a.m.-Morning Service 7:00 p.m.—Evening Service Rev. Mel Cuthbert will be preaching at the 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. services. Mrs. Cuthbert will be singing. Prayer and Bible Study 8:00 p.m.—Wednesday Evening Junior Church is conducted weekly for children under the age of seven. WINGHAM PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Pastor Office Ronald Baker 359 Centre Street 357-1340 SUNDAY SERVICES Mid -Week Services 'Sunday School 10 A.M. Wednesday 8 P.M. Morning Worship 1 1 A M. Prayer $ Bible Study Evening Evangelistic Service 7 P.M. Sov Seo Shrimp Cocktail... . .......... .................. $1 09 Lloyd Forler, who have been hos- also talked about demonstrations Only two women, Mrs. Grace Following the Christmas story SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SERVICES ON DECEMBER 19 New Port Fluffs...... 16 pint bag .59 Salado Prior Pak Tea Bags.. Pitalized lately, were presented with poinsettia plants. The roll by Wingham 1 Crispy Crunchers which was Three Ways With Elliott, RR 1, Wroxeter and Mrs. Karen Moffat, RR 4, Wingham, and its symbols, an explanation - Christmas Concert and film on Friday, y' .. ......... 100's.. _ _99 Universal 8 Gold Seal Sockeye Salmon .... St.d9 call was answered by an ex- One Cereal", and one on the same were presented with Advanced given by Mrs. Ford, another Christmas carol was sun Mrs. g , Dettgmber 17 at 7:30 p. m. ., Knechtels Coffee Creamer.. 18 oz. T1 .19 change of gifts. The afternoon of '� g theme b Wingham 2 Grain Girls. y g Honors. Frank Ross led in the C1031n g Peanut Sale. 'For � Group Buying Provincial Tickets fellowship and fun concluded lively There were several exhibits on The spring project for most 4-H "Clothes prayer. �t free bus trans poNation toll 357-13.10 This means that we sold out If with a auction, conducted display from some of the 4-H clubs will be for Lei- Christmas cake and shortbread TROT: At Chrismas time consider not so much the gift For New Years Eve by Mrs. Wallace. clubs and Mrs. Jean Lawless, sure". were served and a social time sale at his store. of the friend, but the friendship of the giver." PHONE 335-3451 GORRIE r c AMONG THE MANY awards given at the Wingham Area 4 H Achievement Day at F. E. Madill Secondary School on Saturday afternoon were those for Provincial Honors. The five girls are- front row, Vicki Steckley, RR 1, Bluevale, Vickey Peel, RR 1, Bluevale. Back row, Janice Coultes, RR 5, 6elgrave, Joanne Bakelaar, RR 5, Brussels and Twyla Diirk�nn RR 1, Wroxeter. was enjoyed by everyone.�� Y { `` �\ � J 1Y % .I Come take a look at Nursery Nook's Christmas Specials On children's wear and maternity wear. Shopping Hours: Friday, Dec. 17 9-9 Saturday, Dec. 18 9-6 Monday, Dec. 20 9-6 Tues., Wed., Thurs. 9-9 Friday, Dec. 24 9-6 Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. NURSERY NOOK Palmerston, Ontario Tel. 343-2500 �J� Wingham lions Club The Wingham Lions Club �c )f wish to thank the citizens of Wingham for their support for our delayed �.� Peanut Sale. Sorry we did not have variety pocks, they were not available. �t This means that we sold out If (r r IF ; early. your home was missed (_ i0 this is the reason. lion Jack Hayes has a few cans of peanuts for < < U t sale at his store. rr Thanks y Wingham Lions 17 c AMONG THE MANY awards given at the Wingham Area 4 H Achievement Day at F. E. Madill Secondary School on Saturday afternoon were those for Provincial Honors. The five girls are- front row, Vicki Steckley, RR 1, Bluevale, Vickey Peel, RR 1, Bluevale. Back row, Janice Coultes, RR 5, 6elgrave, Joanne Bakelaar, RR 5, Brussels and Twyla Diirk�nn RR 1, Wroxeter. was enjoyed by everyone.�� Y { `` �\ � J 1Y % .I Come take a look at Nursery Nook's Christmas Specials On children's wear and maternity wear. Shopping Hours: Friday, Dec. 17 9-9 Saturday, Dec. 18 9-6 Monday, Dec. 20 9-6 Tues., Wed., Thurs. 9-9 Friday, Dec. 24 9-6 Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. NURSERY NOOK Palmerston, Ontario Tel. 343-2500