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r `�,'i�, S * t M <,:�, � RFs v, , ,s ; her internship'as a aY
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By Jane M>ieegge. be a success, leaders are are all welcome 'to be a part Sanderson led the study on
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••Bread Winners" is . the needed to ass° the infQrma- of 4�H. t ; tx.l ,: Tlhe' reside t' MriS Ida Canditiouas o
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' .' next 4-H project which tion on to the members. A� leadership workshop P ;, ..;t, h :,, ` f ti Evans, welcomed' everyone p heseri tore were read by fix... members will 1 t i Work ho €or le ars will la ed for Feb. 8 and '9 atwent to serve in 1960.earn he bas c s a nn s ,°v k : a a d e ci ted a New Xt ar's T p Smith, firs. J. ,
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, r . techniques of kneading and be held to provide guidaiace St. draw's Presby4terialn, _ : � w n p the small clinitt4 was ill -eq ,Mrs 1 s ��cas.
k ; ' 1.reading. A l yaxan 'opened t• Taylor and M's ,��
:. bakin bread. and back ound for teachin Church in Win ham from )• :::: {n., �.,, . ,
;;1, g gr g g devotional- part of the and with• very Tittle suppor x was' related
-; �fi', ,�' �.' :a: w endlessly and Each reading
H The tricks .of working with the lessons-., 9; 3U a.m to 8:30 p.rn • ; �r'a. "' } � <<�� ,Y _ � . ,' program which' was con- the foaled e Y was to the creation or virtutes of a
t stick whole rain dou s, a Usuall there are two To leave an application, �;, ;,"., t , ,,v ,; y Y good woman or wife.
y ,{R Y g Y . r' �ened b Mrs. M. Sanderson, finally anew hospital
-"':.°'_�' " variety of fancy shaping leaders per club. A club is please contact the agricul- � I'" t r' built receiving support from g the
• ;4`.; Clinton, 482- '`�>' >> �Sx:�' Mrs. A. Smith presented a Discussion followed
., methods .and unusual made up of a minimum of tural office in C a d �h' .ir e' sham mfsS. study on the the United Church, Save the tme assages• •
'' A list of `` `` .,
methods of bake such as four members. Both leaders 3428 or Zenith 7-3040. ^�' .'`r'`` `° 1 i lif o L? d and other scrip jos the
w stag e f r. Helen Hwston 'who Children Fun meeting.
Prayer c ed
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'4 ,;,, grilling and broiling also will should plan to attend both supplies. needed and further . 1. .,; N currently series i'n-a hospital Christian organizations. Y
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'�: be covered. Subjects from da s of the worksho most information concerning � }f �k ,, in' Nepal. She was born in Thousands of lives have n? a
`'' ,,, the tantalize aroma of convenient for them n order worksho will Ike sent as
',..R;;.' ng Ps,...Y 1927 pin the '.province of been saved due to the great by the committee in charge.
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:,?� 1,;1:. baking bread to the more to receive leadership credit. .soon as I have our a Q r �'
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_- �I•� down-to-earth topic of cut- All ,you require to be a plication. s
'`�:' ::..' ` '' r MRS. GEORGE BROWN
giRe�`'_'. ting ingredient and energy leader is to have an interest ' o 0 0 0 .
''r!", pati' costs will be ed. - ;
Ii" disouss in helping young people Seniors' •
'`!',N�;M A party is planned to develop, a desire to learn - , -
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=�;`zl,.:, celebrate amid" summarize new things and club mem- t luck dinner ®®�
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,'F� I ��r� If®r u Now that the Christmas Robbie Charles off Calgary, Palmerst�nd
-:rid-ii,ln~, during the first- five members are of age i,2 to 26 ' Alberta, spent Christmas Mr. and Mrs. George
ir;�r'e:;!i season is over, we have been
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,r ,.i ' ,��eetin s. h Mare ri1 1982. Male or and New Year's with his Brown, accompanied b�
,`, ' . In order for this project to female, rural or urban, they ' eet�n CANVASS 6 F®�' �eAND—Noun Rude of the Win ham and Distr►cf O tirraisf Club p g �
,;,;� ,.s, g p no rugal at the centre. Un- wiffe, Nancy, at the home of Mrs. ' Watson Brown of
°, ".. GORRIE — The December presents a cheque for money raised by the club during a' recent can✓ass . to Bill Lorraine - and Archie, Listowel, attended the 45th
,,,', ; ; fortunately, the winter
r.;,;;.,�,. meeting of the Gorrie Henderson Jr. and Sr. of the newly -formed Wingham Community Band. The more Steurnol. He also visited, wedding "aniversary of Mr.
,�,., weather isn't cooperating, .
T L" . ® Women s Institute took the than $4, 000 raised in the canvass enabled the band to purchase reconditioned in- Mr. and Mrs. Mar0r. eland, and Mrs.' John C. Brown o
;;t,„:�,,,.0 ,. ° but after all, it is January in
' fform of a t luck dinner at Jodi Jason and Adam of Stratford last Saturday, Mr.
' � n► band
v, I,'..,. struments to get it started. ,� snow -belt Ontario.
' the Gorrie town hall with Teeswater, and Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Jottia 'Brown an
_;'';;t;' Activities at the centre
"`'`°.,: . each member bringing items
,' .:,;,,,. Marvin McLean, Jenny and Wayne attended o.
;.,�,t, ., . ■ have evolved around our
/�'��� for the dinner acid one or two
,4}7,tllt ., r� ■ . regular programs because it Dennis of Wroxeter. Mrs. Bert Scott and DatXi
,", F, - ,� ins' este. Mr. and Mrs. William A. of Don Mills spent a few days
") .. nceis ve difficult to schedule
"s'4! ;, , ;ry .
'lt terested in joining. It will The president, Mrs. special events in this type of Smith spent a couple of days In the village during,
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,;,.1..r ,� ,,,,,,. A town band W Wingham is William Thornton, in- at -flee homes of Angus Smith holidays.
n^'� `• continue to hold practices - weather.
?" ,V once ,step 'closer to .reality, troduced Rev: ' Lloyd Martin
tl' 1 Upcoming events at the and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Friends will be glad to
!�'')-'.thanks to. the enerous every Monday at 7 p,m. in ' r'
,,, g of. the Corrie Uauted ChurchUMtivanney in London. hear Mr. Leander of RR 2,
;;. u.', su ort of the local the Armouries. centre during the next month
a PP Band members and who spoke on the Christmas The. Stones' Triple A Waterloo, and formerly of
include : a speaker from the
�'" d restaurant o ped in Corrie - Gorrie, is able to be home
{A.r; residents. theme and the work of Johai ■ pe
'`.' A.canvass of the town in organizers and the Wingham Toronto office of Protect-
;1w�'' Optimist Club ex ressed Vanier, the son of Mme ;, Alert" which is an in-home last Wednesday. The official from the hospital.
'.+a' December by the Wingham P P Vanier, who is working Patience was the theme This was followed by a treasuer s report. opening is scheduled for Jan. Mrs. 'Roy Gowdy un -
,r -1"' their gratitude to the people erner enc res nse system l�
<t Optimists raised a total of g ' p p tkaarou Qut the world for the for the regular meeting of St. prayer for the new year, the It wa decided to continue g . Y Po Y
''`'"'' of Win' ham for their 15. derwent an a`ppendectomy'in
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t''+'' ' $4 277 toward the purchase of g Paul's Anglican Church Members' Prayer and the saving • Zehr's tapes, Mrs. with main ,computer
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mentally disabled. Mrs.. Edward Bolander > the Wingham and District
a:'<� tremen«dons pport in Women, held in the parish Lord's Prayer. Alvin Higgins, . to Hook after terrrain 'fh Toronto.
:,s.A. band equipment. - p Y gg visited several days wfthlier Hcpital last Thursday and
F ti; helping to reale this goal. Mr. zanier is working in rooms on January 7 with i5 Mrs. Roy Manuel read collecting ilaem. Roll call • The speaker will explain sister, fell and broke 'her hip last
Q Band Leader Bill Hen- 1 p Mrs. Nellie Drudge,
�;",� Anyone who missed the pares, France, and Rev. ladies present. , scripture from Paul's second , was answered with a verse the system and how one can and other relatives at Saturday.
t '' derson Jr. picked up' In- canvass can still make a Martin mentioned several Mrs. William Austin, letter to 'Timoth , chs ter • containing the word, Y ..1. '
1. ,Ihf..- Y P g be set up. Anyone interested
` yy struments F'r'iday from the donatign to either'Mr. Hen- books written by Mr°. Vanier president, was in charge of one, and Mrs. Velma Coates patience. I;t was reported fn attending this session . •
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!i; , ;, Kitchener -Waterloo Music derson• or Norm ' Rude, � on the disabled. a meeting. She welcomed gave, a meditation -~on ' that 61 cards were sent last
i" i; . , , th g 1 p m3e to do so. It will be
i w 'Company. treasurer , for the Optimist . He was thanked and those resent and expressed patience from The Live
fP t;,1- p p pa ng year and members decided held early February_ .and
"`�p'4:1 g Y Club. presented«with a gift. her wish for the best in the Message. Mrs. Don Farnell, to continue sending get -well
4. , The Win ham Gommunit
`p + `, Band consists of 16 "players The .band is hoping" to the final date will .be an -
,l I P g Mrs. Alvin Mundell and year ahead. AH joined, in led in devotions for The and sympathy cards. There pounced in next week's issue
;r�. and 14 beginners' and would make its debut early this Mrs. Jack Ferguson sap sin an a h mn with Mrs. Least Coin. are Several 1981 calendars
tit;,+�r,°'�,''. g g� g Y of the day centre news.
,3t'{',`: welcome any else in- 'summer.' several duets and led in the' ' Mar Wade at the piano. Mrs. Austin read the left; members agreed to
'`'" ;• - singing of Christmas carols minutes of the• ,December order fewer calendars in -,The next foot clinic will be
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f1j , , with . Bill . Hogg , at the 'meeting and Mrs. Jack''King ' 1982. held Jan. `20 from .1:30-3:.30
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ni''s`` pian The rY"ieeting 'closed with p.m. If you plan on attending
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Mrs. James Gray had'each correspondence. The bir- prayer and Mrs" Manuel 4, the clinic, give us a call at
�'`�" y p p the centre at 357-1440, and
�1;.,; of the members introduce thda box was passed and a provided lunch. The theme of
" - her guest for. the, roll call and . re ort was even on the bale the February meeting will be
,:< g �'eate P g Y g leave your name.
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11 gifts were presented. which was sent to Wunnurnin Kindness The pancake We are .starting new
Ie , 'I'llP' _.Ill in the Diocese of Keewatin. supper will be held.February-
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�nYt ► 4,5th inn.
Mrs. King also gave the 24, projects in our craft
'p , ,,,,. program and any people in
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,�1 r1 , { MRS. LEWIS STONEHOU5E -�--�� the community who wish to
-•Mr: and Mrs. Join C. P die s�
J. < MRS. WILLIAM SOTHEON hal out with craft i a or
,';�,.µ, 0019''rave Brown of •`.Stratford ' , ,
e1, "W" �* instruction are welcomed at
•« celebrated their 45th vtwed-
:z s :r: �, the centre. '
t Nine tables of euchre were - Notes from Fordwich
�yN'lfL 411 stork must clear. ding anniversary Jan. 9 at January and the winter
?, .. s played at the Belgrave ' ' n Church
St. Pauls Anglican
<' ,'. weekly euchre last Wed- parish hall. Everything in the com- Drayton were Sunday. ''months are definitely the
time of month when man
� °� . " ' .1. nesday, evening. The high The bride of 45 years ago " ity' drew to a standstill evening dinner guests with Y
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~y,�'t,s, y� lady was Mrs. Ed Marsh, the was ° the former Phyllis on 'the weekend when the Mr. and Mrs. Glenn John- P�'Ple find it difficult to get
�£�,j1r}rF ,, I out. If you`. have a family
}I {y,,.', ; novelty lady was Miss. Lillian Hanna, daughter' of the late - first . storm of 1982' went ston. .
Y d Mr 1re h Hanna th Ranks The " sympathy . of the member or friend who would
mom? Potter the low lad ��vas
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Mrs. Kenneth. Whieeler, the
Mr. an s. os p
of Atwood.
through a area. ,
were closi�d and schools and
community is extended to
benefit from the services
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high : man was Mrs.•
The groom is the son of the
meetings were cancelled on
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reichard
offered at• the centre, please•,
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late Mr. and Mrs. George
the weekend and on Monda y
in the sudden death bt Mrs.
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Brown of Molesworth.
' ' Congratulations to Mr. and
Reichard's sister, Caroline
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Short and the loVw 'man was
They were married at St.
Mrs. Ron 'McCracken of
Esther Quigley, in' Calgary
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Robert C�rasby.
,Roberts%n
David's Anglican Church,
'with
Fardwich ,on the birth of
last Thursday. '
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Oakville , visited V. her
nfryn Rev. Bernard -
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' their daughter, Jacqueline,
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Jan. 3 3:20
Mr. and Mrs." Gren'
Parkinson of Peterborough
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at P.M.Jacque-,
visited two da s with Mr.
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sister and brother-in-law,
The couple ''has ,two sons
line was the first baby born
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MF. and Mrs. Charles
the holiday
and four daughters: Donald:
in the Listowel hospital.this
and Mrs. Bruce Armstrong
and Mr. and - Mrs. Henry
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Procter; during
of Stratfordand Raymond of
year.
Mundt last week.
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Mrs.. Chester' Taylor of
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Mrs.
John (Dorothy) Mann,' Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. BobRPetznick
of Kitchener spent . the
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lynn of
Orih�l of days `
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Citizens' Happy Gang
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Plus Extra Vitamin C
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James .(Helen) d✓Ilison, Miss
weekend at their home . in
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spent a couple
held first
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(except on salt items already reduced)
of Ethel are -making their
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Gwen Brown, all of Stratford
Mrs. Davits (Eileen)
Fordwieh.
Sandra Montoux spent the
last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Haverfield' and with
group its meeting
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of 1,982 at the Armouries last
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and'
S'taddon cif Clinton.
weekend with friends' near ..
'Mrs. Dora Ridley at the
Friday of 12:30 with a pot
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The Browns also'have mine
Clifford. '
Geri -Care Nursing Home"'in
luck luncheon.
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snowstorm conditions this
past weekend, there were no '
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grandchildren.
Friends and family at,
Greg Stewart of Kiteigener
spent the weekend with his
Harriston.'
Mrs. 'Harveyride of Don
The president, Verna
Francis, opened the meeting
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church services held` in the•,
tended from Guel h,' Kit-
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Pa rents, Mr, and Mrs. Carl
Stewart.
Mills is_spending a few days
with her parents, Mr. and
with the singing of "O =
Canada", accompagied - by
Wimpole 400 I.U. 1'00's
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200 Jasephtne-Street, Wing
village and school was
cancelled Monday.
chener, Listowel, Corrie and
Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg l alck of
Doig.
Mrs. Harold Doi
-Annie Conn at the ' hiho. The
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