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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-10-03, Page 11I" muftw- MIS" :6 SALE Continues .. . 1 st's, Znd's and many reconditioned skates with lightweight blades at FANTASTIC . PRICES RETIRING FROM MNR—Mr. and Mrs. Herb Clark were guests of honor at a party held at the Wingham Legion Hall Friday night. Mr. Clark Is retiring after 31 years with the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. ofsmallff bafinesses,.. No word yet on status ��'�"°"`""-"'" Of Rab�kah lodgem-ai*s sponsorst 1p offOrS its 30th anniversary On Oct.1 the >ttajestic Rebekah with it birthday desalt to Oct. 1, No ward has been received yet Serher in August the parish of meantime it Iwme for ace family Lodge celebrated the 38tb aw wlgicb proved to be Hera Pio- from immigration oiRdab on the Sacred heart Church, Withgtham, has been at up and anothr is in niversary of Its instigdion. '!'int � � � the ��, �� the status of local Offen to sponsor met and decided to otic span- the proem of being ad up, be evening began with a birthday Southeast Aslan refugee sorshhp to two families, one of said. dinner at the Presbyterian to the h?e es. gel Wermer wh f d familia. are= persons and the other of Wingham United Church has church, feared by a regular Owen Sewd; Two congregations in Wing- five. also held a meeting regarding meeting in the lodge rooms with has bean a member the art, Mrs. 'lbdma McIntyre;nd to , ham have so far offered to A committee was set up to look sponsorship of refugees, but has 45 present. the member with a wedding sponsor three familia totalling after the project, with Jim not yet arrived at a decision. Rata Markley read a history of 18 persons and they are waiting Steffler as chairman, and the So far the Only Southeast Asian the lodge which had been anniversary closest to Oct. 1, to bear when the families will applications were sent through refugees to come to the Wingham Prepared by Uldene McKenzie; Mrs. �'eyware"%Z= . three arrive. the Kitchener immigration office area are two. teenagers who three members, Gertie Tiffin, members who hard been distrkt Following an information in late August. arrived earlier in the summer Jean Currie and Gertie Durnin, meeting last month the Wingham fast week Mr. Steffler under a different program and presented an original slit based Vera Schneider M, Eva Rotah, Bible Chapel congregation held reported they, too, are awaiting are staying with the Herman De on the wet of the lodge. V erkle. delicious lunch another meeting and an ap- word on the families. in the Bruyn family at RR 3, Win#ham. Contests were enjoyed and e plication was sent in to the im- presentation made to the person brought the meeft to a cl4ee. migration department last week, Dan Stuckey, an elder in the ��C congregation, reported. He saW McDaniel Phillifs is acting as coordinator of the project. DayCentre News neon's Notel Chapel members hhad discussed Q . sponsoring a number of indivi- duals rather than a family, but Thirty-six clients of the Wing- discussion on winter plant care because this is a small corn- ham and Area Day Centre for the followed. The ad8rnoon was , munity they decided it would beBrusse s Homebound enjoyed last week's spent finishing up ceramic pro - unfair to inject too many adults activities at the Armories. On jests under the leadershiip of into the work force. Consequently Tuesday, the group enjoyed a Mrs. Anita Mahe. Tlhe ladies they decided to sponsor a family m of exercise, sing son have almost completed a two Is Under New Management and have specifically requested a , morning g Pl father, moths and four children, and bingo. The winners took month unit on ceramics. The next home fresh fruit as prizes. The craft unit will be :,leather work. ; Mr. Stuckey reported. afternoon was spent making This week will be our Thanks- Playing TNX$doy, Friday ane Saturday ! They are now awaiting wordmacrame towel rings under the giving celebration and in two from the immigration depart- inatructiaa of Catherine Rae. weeks we will be having a tea M IF #2 . TRA,IRV went but anticipate a wait of . This is the second macrame pro- dance on Tuesday, October 16. several months before a family ject the gip has done; the first The tea dance will start at 2:15 a arrives. projects completed were plant p.m. and the entertainment will not hangers. be supplied by Earl and Martha ; On Thursday the clients were Heywood. All senior citizens are October 8 i kept busy with two major activi- welcome. Monday, ��� '�� ties. A plant exchange allowed There is an open invitation for Rets ark the ladies to bring in plants they all senior citizens to drop into t4e no longer liked and exchanged day centre for tea on any Til- Turkey Dinner them for a new, fresh plant. A day or Thursday at 3:00 p.m. of 3 1 .. :with Mien A retirement party last Friday during his years of work. *3 six night marked the end of a career The head table for the banquet Fair Queen ciOs@n spanning 31 years for Herb Clark consisted of Mr. Clark and his s Jamboree of bonds playing from 3 .m. on. of Lucknow. Mr. Clark, outdoor wife, Alene, MNR District p ay� 9 p recreation supervisor at the Manager Norm Richards. and at Saturday'S' dance " Wingham office of the Ontario former manager Dan Mansell Ministry of Natural • Resources, and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. FORDWICH—Residents of Gorrie; second, Mrs. Carl had served citizens in the area Murray Gaunt, MPP for Huron- Fordwich and area congratulate Shoemaker, a ;15 voucher Al. • from Oxford County north to Bruce and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mary Beth Sanderson who was donated by Carl Stewart, BP; )Bruce during his years with the Elston, reeve of Morris Town- chosen Fair Queen at the dance third, Mrs. Elmer Harding, a on A1A I * FirmarrcialapY.�anc� _ * M�t�a�u�(CA SE) * 11 /IQf1Q���`netZt * OfZgl7rlerytfy�fZt , X16, dA. LSfOf"ht�Srt ,w ': Crmb�ej }# . See vii Rte ff so ntiftii�e FAME COOK St; The Wingham Motel Wingham, Ontario _ 2nd : and 3rd Tuesdays of each Oil1.. ninth. Next visit Oct.. 9th. FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK (Branch Office Address) For prior information call 271-5650 (collect) or write 1036 Ontario Street, Stratford, Ont mi stry and previously with the gip, held Saturday night at the flower arrangement and vase w department of lands and forests. A local band, Country. Kings, .Howick Community Centre. donated by Mrs. Eileen Hamilton Friends, relatives and fellow- with Mr. Clark's son, Tom„ as one Mary Beth was : , `.. � ... , ,1 by the and W ... , . � . ; mic. workers gathered at the of its members, supplied' music Howick Junior Institute. Use for Wingham Legion Hall to for the occasion.. Mr. Clark, Runner-up was Lorraine BODY SHOP celebrate the occasion. A dinner himself an expert fiddler with Dinsmore who was .,....,.....1 by Be,'O�e �f for more than, 200 guests was many years of musical ex- the Fordwich Women's Institute. _ — followed by an hour Of. Pry- tations, slides and speeches perience, accompanied the band Other competitors were Susan Mr. and Mrs. Walter Renwick thanking Mr. Clark for a job well for several numbers. 1Tdgar (Gorrie Women's In- •Ntitute) and. Andy and Colin Campbell = llbne.'He mine to°tine oci?asion by Mr. ClArk was born and r Nanc Dickson Y r. attended a sheep sale at Nova _ reliving for the audience some of in Woodstock and served for 3�h ., elmore Chamber of Com- Scotia this past weekend. his more humorous :. . ".. _. Y with the Armed Forces before commencing his career erre), Dianne McLean (Wroxeter Part Board and Norman McArthur visited this -----01 past week with Mr. and Mrs. MaeI S - ` ' Onto with the Ontario government as a Recreation), Sharon Brown and family. Ids Y• � , WIN O►nj%M conservation officer in 1948 working nett - of his home ht; (Howick Loons Club), Peggy' Schneider (Howick Optimist Mr, and Mrs. Lea Sandi of Calgary visited one day this past = Saturday after spending the past Woodsto�l;.. Club), Janice Behrns (Howick week with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Use for two weeks with their cousins, Mr. _f was also decided to hold a bazaar BODY SHOP * Landscaping Itr recent he has worked Community Centre) and Nancy Johann and family. insurance froth a friend , * Planters, Driveways, Steps, etc. were quite impressed by the agriculture and dairy industries, Mrs. Victor Emerson gave readings, Smiley on how to wreck The meeting closed with the benediction and lunch was served out of. offices In Stratf6rd, Fisher (Howick Country Mrs. Leslie Edwards and Dena by Mrs. Dora McGuinness and Dustow. The Co -Operators P * Breakwater and Retaining. walls' Hespeler and Wb*ham. Since Squareb). visited last weekend with Mr. and - - sw ADAMS 1973 in the Wingham district he Draw winners at the dance Mrs. Clark Renwick and other y our credit unionsponsored insurance Complete has been responsible for plan- ning, coordinating and im- were: first, Allan Wylie who receives a salad bowl set donated relatives in the area. The Belmore Library will be 1— RADIATOR SERVICE plementing public services for Y Watson's Home Hardware, closed Sammy, October 6, the " for wildlife management, sport and shower party, Shelly St. Marie, date of the Teeswater and Co-operation among Co -Ops. Automobiles, Light Trucks, commercial fishing, provincial Howick Fairs. That's how all your clothes wiil' come back Form Tractors parks, snowmobile and cross Post -Office In In the OASA finals the Belmore after,we've used our expert dry cleaning it $9 No country ski trails and law en- the giftwere Karen Elliott, defeated Clairmont 4-2 methods On them! You'll, be happy whin the New Rad Cores forcement. closed Monday class at the International in the first game of the series. In the WOAA finals the Midgets Rodding His most significant con- Plowing Match held near 8 Alfred St., [corn*r of e SEE T I ES * AT Huron Landscaping resuits! Gifts included china ware crystal Set, and tributions include his work in Josephine St.] Wingham, Ont. were defeated by Sebringville 6 - towels Cleaning S, Flushing hunting regulations and safety, Thee will be no counter ser- 5. and Steve of Dundas were cases. The bride to be thanked then placed second among n 14 North St. 357-1102 his assistance in establishing the vice or rural delivery from the entrants on Friday. North Huron Cr*dit The Co-operators READMAN Rowland Ballagh, Catherine thanked the sponsors. An wog $'For It was the 54th consecutive Union 367-'lsl l 357-3739 L MW Match and Hullett wildlife and Port Wingham post office on Mrs. Rutherford year of plowing in the IPM for management areas the Thanksgiving Day, next Monday. and lunch wu seared. CLEANERS ANDMEN'S WEAR Albert Fishway and his talent for However the lobby will remain • good public relations. open and mail from the red conducts worship Josephine Street, Wingham receiver hn front of the buildi on UCW t I Mcnosh Mr. and Mrs. Clark will con- will be collected at 12 noon on for Phone 357"-1242 tinue to reside in Luclmow. They Monday. BELMORE—"Take Time To have six children, Tom, Kathy,, Listen" was the title of a poem ■ RAILWAY Susan, Jim, Kevin and Doug, Shower held at read by the president to open the with the latter three still living at September meeting of the home and attending school in this Whitechurch hall McIntosh United Church Women. area. _ A shamMrs. John Rutherford led the e was held for bride to devotions which began with the hr be, Sherry Bradley in singing of a hymn. Scripture was Whitechurch Community taken from the fifth chapter of TO SERVE Memorial Hall which was Matthew's Gospel. As her decorated with pink and white meditation Mrs. Rutherford ALL PRESSURE T R EAl' E D streamers with pink bells and the chose "Candles To Be Lighted". y� Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mc- streamers attatched to the rho A ..A A— — :; Ut a BurnAv of Ri1--h .....� Be -' - !"!� T r% s s A s • _ ••• IIIA, d,airs. -T he table for the gifts was prayer. Columbia, spent a week recently. decorated .with pink and white The roll call was answered by ' with lair. and Mrs. Short Mc- streamers with an umbrella 14 ladies with an item from The Burney. centrepiece with button roses and Observer. Miss Isabel Darling PROMPT DELIVERY Mr. and Mrs. Joann Jones white vases with hydrangea showed slides of a recent trip to returned to their home in Bir- flowers. England and Scotland. mingham, England, last The chairman was Mrs. Angus During the business the Saturday after spending the past Falconer. Clara Milligan and members decided to tie a quilt. It ' Use for two weeks with their cousins, Mr. Karen Youth with pianist Agnea was also decided to hold a bazaar Buy your home, life, boat, and auto , * Landscaping and Mrs. W. E. Fielding. On this, their first visit to Ontario, they Farrier sang "You Light Up My Life" and "Tbe Wonder of You". on November 21. A letter was read from the Leprosy Mission. insurance froth a friend , * Planters, Driveways, Steps, etc. were quite impressed by the agriculture and dairy industries, Mrs. Victor Emerson gave readings, Smiley on how to wreck The meeting closed with the benediction and lunch was served * Erosion Control Niagara Falls and the In- rational Plowing Match• a marriage and Gordon Green on the wedding ceremony. by Mrs. Dora McGuinness and Dustow. The Co -Operators P * Breakwater and Retaining. walls' Rev. Brian e of the Ontario Mrs. Bill Gibson, Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw, Mrs. Don Ross and Mrs. Mrs. Everett . * Dock Cribbing,,Boat Launching Bible College was tOntariot g� speaker at fly Day service in Dave Gibb " Broken" and "Snow White Local plowman y our credit unionsponsored insurance � St. Andrew's Presbyterian Dove „ • comnr,ny Haulout Faeillties, ;, �-His mon,topic was Mrs. Falconer invited the wins trophy the impel • shower party, Shelly St. Marie, Co-operation among Co -Ops. * Cottage Foundations Mr. and Mrs. Charles sherrY Daley and Lori Purdon T. P. O'Malley reports he won Sutherland of Medicine Hat, to the platform. Assisting with first prize and a large trophy Located in the it $9 No Alberta, spent a week with Mr. the giftwere Karen Elliott, plowing in the antique tractor Credit Union Building. • ow and Mrs. James Donaldson, Kent Pa's, Jayne Phillips, class at the International Diagonal Road. Clara Milligan and others. Plowing Match held near 8 Alfred St., [corn*r of e SEE T I ES * AT Huron Landscaping Mr. and Mrs. Claude gOnsoo Elmira, Mrs. Jahn Clark, Greg Gifts included china ware crystal Set, and Chatham last week. He finished first in competition Tuesday and Josephine St.] Wingham, Ont. towels pillow and Steve of Dundas were cases. The bride to be thanked then placed second among n Mips Swf11 of LfNAOw on NfMOA Road 1 weekend guests of Mr. and Mn. the folks for coming, the gifts and entrants on Friday. North Huron Cr*dit The Co-operators Rowland Ballagh, Catherine thanked the sponsors. An wog $'For It was the 54th consecutive Union 367-'lsl l 357-3739 Phon��'� ' Streat, the occasioe being rite:. She's a Jolly Good Fellow" year of plowing in the IPM for ft820's bitOsbday. and lunch wu seared. litr. O'Malley, age 7i.