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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-01-10, Page 7FHouse Plans Prawn estimates. References for vious work. EFER RESIDENTIAL DESIGN LISTOWEL 291-1449 Vii, Noxzema - 170 ml. SKIN CREME 159 Vicks - 5 oz. COUGH SYRUP 129 Wilkinson - 10's BONDED BLADES169 even just some reassuring talk. include children of all ages — pot Hand Size LIFEBUOY SOAP 69 � • New Freedom - 35's 219, MAXI PADS maintenance jobs. munity fair, games night, sports Gage EXERCISE BOOKS .*49 TRIANGLE nD DISCOUNT Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Weekdays Sundays Noon to Six Make,us' an offer, ... a F' SKI SCHOOL—About 16 people attended the Wingham Rec- reatioA Department's cross country ski school Saturday. Depsite the cold winds they went on a ski tour after learning the basics of getting around on skis. I HMfB Aswoae SIM Carpet'�ale! Now is the time to have the beauty, luxury and comfort under- foot only carpet can provide. Hodgins Buildall has the carpets you've dreamed of at unbelievable sale prices. It's our "make us an offer" Carpet Sale, and here's how it works. We have 150 bales of level loops, plush - es and sculptured carpets in stock, ; � that must be sold to make room for ui%s: new shipments arriving daily.'Pick out the carpets you like best from ;, rpir %large in%/,mnt^ry and make its an �' offer. No reasonable offer will be refused because it all has to go! Get busy and measure your floors and come on in to Hodgins Buildall today. It's a carpet sale you just can't afford to miss. Sale prices apply to stock carpets only. Sale ends Jan. 31/79 Cash and Delivered f \ HOE*INS IN ASSOCIATE STORE' 11 North St. Wingham 357-3650 FREE DELIVERY The Wingham Advance -Tions, January 10, 18•f'S—Page 7 MISS LINDA UNWICK Belmore Personal Notes Mr. and Mn. Howard Gowing, Year's Ewe dance at the Belmor's Mr. and Mrs. John Gowing of Community Centre. A good time Tiverton, Mr. and Mrs. Peter was enjoyed by all. Newwu and family were recent The Belmore Young People's dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Society will apgasor a dance on Norman Newans and John. January 20 with 'Turntable" Mrs. Ed Horton recently spent providing the music. several days in the Wingham and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gardner District Hospital after breaking (Ruth Hays) returned from her leg in a fall. Friends wish her Western Canada to spend 4&speedy recovery. Christmas with her parents, Mr. Recent dinner guests of Bruce, and Mn. Stan Hays. I ^ -_ Linda and Leland Harkness were Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Jefiray. Mrs. Elva Jacques of Gorrie, Mr. spent Christmas in Calgary, and Mrs. Lew Taylor of visiting their sons and families. Hawkesville, Mr. and Mrs. John They returned home December Jacques and Mr. and Mrs. Glen 26. Jacques and families of Lakelet, Barry Mulvey is presently Mr. and Mrs. Ron Harkness and vacationing in California. family, Tom Darling, Jane Sandy Moffat is currently a McPherson and Daryl Walker. patient in Victoria Hospital, Mrs. Isabelle Edwards, Dena London. dud Elaine spent several days In hockey action last week, The visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clark PeeWees tied Howick 3-3 ana the Renwick and other relatives. girls tied Wingham 'H• The Congratulations to Mr. and Bantams were defeated 8-1 by Mrs. Wayne Evers on the birth of Kurtzville and the Midgets went a daughter. down to defeat 9-3 at the hands of A good crowd attended the New the Clifford team. MRS. LEWIS STONEHOUSE Belgra ' ersonal Notes ' the, r Rt+ttlte World affairs meei ft wiii 1VeW ICaI-'D Loy VLa o"476 ,. home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert be held Tuesday, January 16 at 2 Grasby were Mr. and Mrs. P•m• in the WI Hall. The - George Johnston, Tara and Erin is Miss Lillian Potter. Roll call, of Ilderton; Mr. Ernest Michie, Give one item of information Mrs. Elizabeth Leslie, Mr. and about the World Health Surprise party is held Mrs. George Michie, Mr. and Organization. The speaker will Mrs. Ross Anderson and Sheila be Rev. Linwood G. Stairs, to celebrate retirement Richard Anderson and DoreenBrantford, director of the Anderson of London, Mr. and Leprosy Mission Canada on 'The Intended for last week Mrs. Lloyd Michie, Chris, Steven World's Fifteen Million Lepers". BELGRAVE—December 30 celebrate were Mrs. Marion and Lindsay. Leach committee, Mrs. Glenn marked the end of 50 years of Calvert of Paris, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Cliff Logan spent Christ- COultes, Mrs. Leonard James, flour milling for Charles John- John Evans of Sarnia, Mr. and mas week with Mr. and Mrs' Mrs• Stewart Procter. ston of Blyth. To help him Mrs. Ross Johnston of Barry Logan and family of The Belgrave Arena is open" celebrate his daughters, Mrs. Teeswater, Bill Johnston of Burlington and Mr. and Mrs. now. Public skating- 2 p.m. to 4 Marilyn Craig and Mrs. Nancy Wingham, Mrs. Irlma Edgar of Americo Arruda and family of P.m. and 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Sat- Daer, and their families planned Wingham, Murray Edgar of Toronto. urday and Sunday, 2 p.m. to 4 a surprise retirement party at Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mrs. Marilyn Thompson, P.m. the Wingham Golf and Curling Edgar and Joanne of RR 4, Douglas and Danny of Goderich Intended for last week Club. Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Niel visited on Sunday afternoon with Mr. Johnston had worked for Edgar and Kim of RR 3, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnston Howson and ,Howson Ltd. for 43 Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Johnston. ., of Blyth, ' Mr. and Mrs. Lewis years,' start' at the former Bieman of RR 2, Lucknow, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Fear, Stonehouse .attended the funeral flour mill in Wingham and and Mrs. Alvin Orvis of Rosemarie and David of of their cousin, Mrs. L. Freeman completing his years with the Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wingham were Sunday visitors of Shelburne, at the Gamble present mill at Blyth. He worked Stonehouse, Belgrave, Mrs. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Funeral Weekend on Tuesday. with five generations of Howsons. Charles Johnston, Blyth Mr. and Sam Fear. Mrs. Don Craig, Debbie and Mrs. Cecil Coultes 'returned Olive Campbell were Mr. and He also worked for Treleaven's in Douglas of Blyth, Mr. and Mrs. home on Friday from a trip to Is Mrs John Galbraith, Kelly and Lucknow and Lake of the Woods at Brantford. Edward Daer, Terry and Tricia lands, Oahu, Haiwaii and Kauai. Michael of Whit �'• T� also t Relatives helping him of RR 5, Wingham. The January Women's In- visited with other relatives. a riogives no a ra un sr� ear o#eorInt-Cheild�_. TOR NTA Th Ontario encouraging." Drop in on a new mother to see post natal courses. •: W — e Government's programs in ob- Following are some sugges- if she needs any assistance or Set up family social events that servance of the International tions from the Ontario govern- even just some reassuring talk. include children of all ages — pot Year of the Child are now under ment on how IYC can be observed Hire young people for home luck dinner, movie night, com- way and dozens of municipali- by individuals or groups. maintenance jobs. munity fair, games night, sports ties, associations and organ- Start a young people's program day, hobby fair. zations across the province have Become a Block Parent or set at your place of worship. Involve children volunteer indicated that the will join in the Y J up a Block Parent Association if Prepare a booklet list' the P � work with senior citizens, the ' i celebration. there is not one already in your community resources available re- physically handicapped, a IYC was proclaimed by the neighbourhood. to assist children and their creation centre, hospital United Nations as a means of Invite a guest speaker to your patients othero families — e.g. Block Parents, younger children. focussing attention on the well club -organization -Home and Parents' Anonymous, aid to new being of children. School Association to talk about mothers, parent education Have your school class -office - The Ontario government has positive parenting, education courses, single parent groups, club adopt a foster child in an allocated no exfunds for the day care, handicapped children, Children's Aid Societies — pre- underdeveloped country. al ministries and observance yet all children with special needs or secretariats are participating by any area pertaining to children building special projects into. that would be of benefit to your existing programs within re- gularly allocated budgets. "The members. response has been over- CAtact your local Children's WRITE IT DOWN whelming," the Honourable Mar- Aid, "Y", Big Brother -Little Sis- garet Birch, provincial secretary ter Association or other volun- for social development noted re- tary organization regarding cently. volunteer work. AND "With no special grants pro- Contact your local Children's grams, organizations have re- Aid with regard to becoming a sponded equally as well," she foster parent. added. "Women's Institutes have Make a personal commitment TELL been particularly industrious in to your own children, grandchil- making local arrangements for dren, nephews, nieces to set aside children's events." extra time in 1979 for an edu- Municipalities have responded cational or recreational ex- IT too. The Town of Milton, for in- perience, e.g. trip to zoo, mus - stance, plans to work with the eum, conservation area or art local Optimist Club in holding Youth Appreciation Weeks. A gallery. camping or sporting LIKE club member will be invited to events. Construct'a special children's bring a class and teacher to the recreation area in a local park or council chambers where the stu- school yard. dents will then gain experience Develop a children's theatre IT with municipal government by group. selecting a mayor, councillors Hold an art, music or drama and city officials. Mayor Donald festival for and by children. F. Gordon will respond in a brief how local Set up a systemvf volunteers to addre3s on government help teachers in the classrooms operates, or on field trips. In Elliot Lake, an ambitious i program by the Town Corpora- Plan sports or games events. tion includes plans for construe- Develop a family project which sw���c sserN t K�wnevs tion of special children's recrea- involves your children's creative ORwwATa tion areas in local parks or school talents, e.g. build a playhouse. areas, a series of social events set up a greenhouse, make your Write a letter to the Editor, keep it under planned especially around chil- ow„ greeting cards, start an 500 words, sign it, don't be slanderous or dren and a request to the Elliot aquarium, learn to sail, camp, defamatory. Then send it to Lake Arts Club to include a chil- explore nature, start a vegetable dren's section in its annual art or flower garden THE WINGHAM A and handicraft show. "The real spirit for the Year of the Child has to in the Offer to babysit fir a single parent family. ADVANCE TIMES start family and in the community," is there a latch -key child on Mrs. Birch added. 'J`hat is why your block? Arrange lunch or Box 390, Wingham, Ontario the spontandous and enthusiastic after school supervision for chil- NOG 4Wo - support from communities is so dren of working parents. T