The Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-02-16, Page 20•
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with Mr. cervrenotek?.-,*
of the ce Forge- • -
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Impressions azjd peeve.% Wehay.
be* talking about wbat a value is,
We have come up *
psrassaifierantisa.
--We've alto beef talking
decision making, cr*ating im-
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pressions, peer pressure„and What it
means to" be toutliftil. We have
dincussed authority and authority
figures. Mr. creeden brought films
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for us to watchand some of us have
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the bigirprohleins,
Peter Albers; It helps us in
dectsioit.whether we abonkt
somethingor not,
Think yoio, Mrs. ,Laing and
Creeden for:teaching= about VIP,
Seniors'
Day Centre
•.ByPain Wftharns
Many thanks to our volunteers
who braved the heavy snowfall for
the Day Centre's volunteer ap-
preciation social- evening lastirhurs-
day. Without the support of our
many volunteers, the Day Centre for
the Homebound programs couldn't
continue. We sure appreciate all
their help!.
Volunteer board members, Marie
deVos and Keith and Mary
McLaughlin and attended a
Retirement Planning workshop
from Feb. 8 to 11 in Lendon. The
main aim of the training seasion,
spo$ored by the provincia' I govern-
ment, was to develop an under-
standing of- the importance and
benefits of planning for retirement.
Perhaps a retirement planning
session in the community wanld be
use.ful.
As Dr. Michael Gordon wrote in
Its bock, "An Ounee of Prevention":
"The average Canadian retires with
over 20 per cent of his or her life yet
to be lived and is often at the height
of intellectual and emotional
maturity. Mid yet, for many,
moving into this latest stage of life is
it
fraught with anxieties and nagging
fears about what is going to hap-
pen. ,,
To point us in the right ohrection,
Joey Smallwood, toeing. premier of
Newfoundland, once said, "It's not
where you are, it's where you're
headed that matters."
The Day Centre programs con• -
dime this week with an Olympic
theme to help commemorate the
Winter Olympic Games currently
underway in Calgary. Special
"adapted" Olympic • events will be
The next foot clink, sponsOredby
Community Nursing Services, will
be .on Wednesday, Feb, 24. Please'
call 357-1445 foran appointment.
remiMder to all members of -our
board of directors that °tn. regular
monthly board meeting has been
postponed imtil Feb. 29,
A thought for this nieeleisfrom the
Ontario government booklet,
"Options — A Handbook of
Retirement Information": "If you
don't think about the future, you
cannot have one." John K.
Galbraith.
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The Women's Missionary Society
of It. -Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Wingham, held its-nionthly
meeting in the ITO* Room earlier
this month.
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The Meethig opened with a prayer
row s lloids by the president, mrs. - John
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Donaldson and by repeating :th• e
Piapose. –
' Mrs. Roy McKay read
The congregation of St Andrew'
Presbyterian Church, Wingham
held its annual meeting following the
morning worship iervice on Feb. 7.
eettng
s Kenneth McKague and Gordon
, Sutcliffe were re -appointed.
Reports of the various
organizationS of St Andrew's were
received and; an operating budget
e for 19 was accepted by the
congregation.
Douglas Conley, chairman of the
board Of managers, Presented a
n table of Disabled, Hess Facility
Operations_fiediseUssion and a
committee sill be chosen to study
the mattorturther.
• During1910, the 125th anniversary •
year, there were many happy oc-
CaSiOrn of worship, fellowship and
rich blessings. A church history was C
published and a photo directory
compiled.
A light luncheon was served after
which Rev. John Vaudry read th
scripture lesson, followed by a
prayer.
John Mann was electeci chairma
and presided over the remainder of
the meeting. Mrs._Ken Leitch was
acting secretary. New members
serving a three-year term on the
board of managers are: Edna Carr,
Mrs. Daniel Webster, Bryan Allen,
Scott Pettigrew and WilliamStapleton.
Stapleton.
Trustees Gerald Ciuickshank,
the
scriptaire, taken from the Boot of
Markand Mrs. 03=16On-save the
meditation On "The -First Miracle".
The Waling was received by Mrs. L.
Shiclihma and Mrs. JJ)/felCague and
dedicatedhylitriaDtiofidson.
The *nimbi' st'ii1010r:tlie Year is
on Russia and was given by Mrs.
Donaldson.
The business was condudted by the
president. The Secretary, Ars.
McKay, read .the minutes- the last
meeting, call and:
correspondent*: •
The treasurer,: Sim: 11. iiattoin,
gave her report .' Afrs, J. Conn
presided it the piano, for. the
meeting.
Lunch was served by Mrs. T.
urrie and Mrs. McKague. Mrs:
tioAtilOsill'elloa€4 tkt 't!1"teuhiwith a
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Dotiakr
Is the cif
Happy Gang
Denaktotwas theguagwheu the
niar, citizensit Happy Gang of
gham met' Feb. 12 at the
ittnettliea. He spolti mut the
tpancse language. and showed
Three Ms rou
about moder ankmg
The fundamentals of modern
banking 1* 006144W filtnillieni
of the s'ms group at St. At(dtiors
Presbyterian 'Chards' hi' brant
Crie, manager of * Wingham
branch of therin*Ofdeinniereei,
rizes aleri* Sinti 4 .,41t411
children ahoiddlit*
account when -
responsible age; Hea
unable to manage
to appoint someam
"How Gret'
title of the
Cathelikkli
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The devotions wer0 *kelt* Aft
antstri. ait- *ikons Ski read the Se
, scripture and led in prayer,.while
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VIP PROGRAM G nide 6-studnts at Sacred Heart School in
Vefliharn' Currently are taldng the Vlues, Impressions and Peers
Force and...teaChei Nancy Laing. Mr. Creeden is shown with stu-
dehts Vrif L Jim
She�pproducers mottiting
The: Ontario' Slteep Marketing
AgenevOstriet 3 and the Huron
MeatShe Iniprovement Club
firg, tolpeciat infOrmation
" 'Thursday, Feb. no atthe
02tiais Of Agriculture and
(Vi (Owe With Constable Tom Creeden of the Wingham Police
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the agenda will include videos about
sheep handling; current state of the
sheep industry and comments about
handling facilities by Bill IVIcCut-
cheon, provincial sheep specialist.
A brief report, including general
willbe a business of the Huron Sheep
sheep in- Improvement Club, will be led by
Thn, club president, Chris Boeteber,
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