The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-12-05, Page 6Sherry Robertson, Bluevale; Margaret Thornton, Gorrle;
and Carolyn Strong, Gorda. All the girls except Sher
Robertson completed six of the 24 clubs. Miss Robertson
was honored for completing 12 clubs. Missing are Shelia and
Shirley Dorsch, Bluevale, who completed six clubs, and
Nancy Kieffer, Belmore, who completed 12 clubs.
p09s like'to
look
PreY
tota�
Ever wonder how some
Schnlegs and ears are shaved one Trace insisted
auzers grow long .,, ,. third down with the rest left long. this nature would be abenificiall ft a hotel or
and beards or why so many In the case of a poodle there are 'this area. People would be willing
Poodles have pompons on the end many different cuts. "Some to drive from London, Kitchener,
Of their tails? These dogs, along people like a clean face and Chuen Sound and Guelph to board
with a vast v#riety of other others prefer a moustache left," their dogs at a good place. She
breeds, have been taken to .a she said. But the feet are always explained that her hotel would
groomer, someone who not only shaved and a pompon is styled on "have more of a relaxed at -
trims and styles hair, but also the tail.
shampoos and conditions it, clips After li mosphere, as if they were at
nails, cleans and disinfects ears and her in Toronto
Tracey home.
ed to
and sometimes brushes their Waterloo. There she began her
teeth. own business as a
In Turnberry Estates lives one groomer, L CProfessional
such groomer, 17 -year-old She also wor at the Conestoga
Tracey Brown. Pet Village.
Tracey explained that she A second move brought Tracey
became interested in the profes- and family to Turn Estates Z
sion about -four years ago while last June. Today she works for
living in Toronto. That's when the Wingham Veterinary
she got Muffin, her Miniature She explained 'they call her in
Schnauzer. clients want their dogs
After Muffin was first snipped gran ed. But when she's not
and clipped by a groomer Tracey busy a the clink at±e
was anown now io maintain the her a where a room ha4 A60s
nee oi' . • - •
finished product. It didn't take hs berry • • , • • ti
long before her. skill was utensils.
with all the necessary •.•
developed and she began
grooming friends' dogs as a Inside the room is a tub for a �' :
Pastime. But that wasn't enough; bathing, cutting table, three •• !M a •
she wanted to become a '
Professional. So Tracey took a sm' electric dog hair cutters •
shampoos and• conditioners, •
private course that enabled her different
to groom any breed of do and types of combs and
g scissors and on one wall a mass
worked for groomers and of photographs of all the dogs
breeders in Toronto to pra
her profession. ctice Tracey has groomed so far.
Trace
�•�.��-a "AILS—Tr Trace y averages about eight to
a�Y Brown, a dog groomer living in Y said that many breeds 10 cuts Per week including to
Ttxiliysrry Estates, clips her dog's nails. Trac ey does have styling cha"Cteristics. clinic and her
grooming f ; the vat clinic and has her own business es Terriers, for. instance,, are private business•
home• basically cut the same wa short She said, "I'm not really that
Y, well known yet, but it is TI*
Lasting
the back, long hair left on the building.- n
s WYAS)" . legs and a beard and, .y, Once established ' in this area
styled on the face. Spaniels on the
Other hand are a bit varied. she hopes to accomplish dream,her
However they usually are cut ' a dog hotel which would '
. HMSTMAS CRAFT short on the back I feature grooming, boarding and
long hair on the training.
AND BAKE SALE
-
this Aweekre for the Homebound
Ski
� Dei,■ $ from 1 to 4 p.m.
The three groups are getting
and new. � .1i ..,. which have
developed over the
Advase"Tlaw. D800mber 5. IM.
Immi ration
each in their own way. The Tues-
day people are diligently working
films own
Heart
to Three Ms
which range from Christmas
trees to vases to candle holders.
7U Three Ms of M. Andrew's
Sponsored by
. .
met evening in
macrame towel rings and plant
hangers._
UIPPW Room of
Jack ROavie Opportunity
Mrs. Wallace Richardson the
KINDERGARTEN—This week
we had Miss Kennedy in to
Diarist. Devotions were con
ducted by Jack sad Helen Currie
and101aincluded a poem, "Let Us Go
was re
regular class s usual fol-
lowing a full week of term tests.
reace�„ • readies, "1Le
DelerIng
working with rhythm band in-
recxiwas
vW and dedicated With a
i
Poem on `Tithing" Dy Mr.
Currie.
results are back and
report .cards were sent home
Mrs. Morley Bushell in-
Mrs.
Martin brought in a cocoon for us
trodwed the film, "A Beater
Place Than Hoene", from the
Wingham
television series, "The
On Tuesday and . Wednesday
Newcomers". It portrayed the
emigration of the Irish to Canada
GRADES I-4—This
has been a busy week for us s we
In 1847, the result of the potato
Macintosh Apples
Florida Vine Ripened Tomatoes 4 qt. basket .99
famine in Ireland. Rev. Dr.
Roberti Armstrong showed the
4-H AWARDS- Mring the 4-H Homemaking
Mm with
the
Prayer'
Club Achieve -
ment Days, held last Saturday at Howlck Central School,
Ms � �d �� � On
12
girls received County Honors, for completing a number of
the 24 different clubs. Here
be
December 16 following the
are Nan Galley, Donna Kamrath
and Gloria Detzler, Belmore; Evelyn Zimmerman, Gorrie;
gay School concert.
Valerie Johnston, Bluevale; Eleanor Gibson, Fordwich;
Sherry Robertson, Bluevale; Margaret Thornton, Gorrle;
and Carolyn Strong, Gorda. All the girls except Sher
Robertson completed six of the 24 clubs. Miss Robertson
was honored for completing 12 clubs. Missing are Shelia and
Shirley Dorsch, Bluevale, who completed six clubs, and
Nancy Kieffer, Belmore, who completed 12 clubs.
p09s like'to
look
PreY
tota�
Ever wonder how some
Schnlegs and ears are shaved one Trace insisted
auzers grow long .,, ,. third down with the rest left long. this nature would be abenificiall ft a hotel or
and beards or why so many In the case of a poodle there are 'this area. People would be willing
Poodles have pompons on the end many different cuts. "Some to drive from London, Kitchener,
Of their tails? These dogs, along people like a clean face and Chuen Sound and Guelph to board
with a vast v#riety of other others prefer a moustache left," their dogs at a good place. She
breeds, have been taken to .a she said. But the feet are always explained that her hotel would
groomer, someone who not only shaved and a pompon is styled on "have more of a relaxed at -
trims and styles hair, but also the tail.
shampoos and conditions it, clips After li mosphere, as if they were at
nails, cleans and disinfects ears and her in Toronto
Tracey home.
ed to
and sometimes brushes their Waterloo. There she began her
teeth. own business as a
In Turnberry Estates lives one groomer, L CProfessional
such groomer, 17 -year-old She also wor at the Conestoga
Tracey Brown. Pet Village.
Tracey explained that she A second move brought Tracey
became interested in the profes- and family to Turn Estates Z
sion about -four years ago while last June. Today she works for
living in Toronto. That's when the Wingham Veterinary
she got Muffin, her Miniature She explained 'they call her in
Schnauzer. clients want their dogs
After Muffin was first snipped gran ed. But when she's not
and clipped by a groomer Tracey busy a the clink at±e
was anown now io maintain the her a where a room ha4 A60s
nee oi' . • - •
finished product. It didn't take hs berry • • , • • ti
long before her. skill was utensils.
with all the necessary •.•
developed and she began
grooming friends' dogs as a Inside the room is a tub for a �' :
Pastime. But that wasn't enough; bathing, cutting table, three •• !M a •
she wanted to become a '
Professional. So Tracey took a sm' electric dog hair cutters •
shampoos and• conditioners, •
private course that enabled her different
to groom any breed of do and types of combs and
g scissors and on one wall a mass
worked for groomers and of photographs of all the dogs
breeders in Toronto to pra
her profession. ctice Tracey has groomed so far.
Trace
�•�.��-a "AILS—Tr Trace y averages about eight to
a�Y Brown, a dog groomer living in Y said that many breeds 10 cuts Per week including to
Ttxiliysrry Estates, clips her dog's nails. Trac ey does have styling cha"Cteristics. clinic and her
grooming f ; the vat clinic and has her own business es Terriers, for. instance,, are private business•
home• basically cut the same wa short She said, "I'm not really that
Y, well known yet, but it is TI*
Lasting
the back, long hair left on the building.- n
s WYAS)" . legs and a beard and, .y, Once established ' in this area
styled on the face. Spaniels on the
Other hand are a bit varied. she hopes to accomplish dream,her
However they usually are cut ' a dog hotel which would '
. HMSTMAS CRAFT short on the back I feature grooming, boarding and
long hair on the training.
AND BAKE SALE
-
this Aweekre for the Homebound
Ski
� Dei,■ $ from 1 to 4 p.m.
The three groups are getting
and new. � .1i ..,. which have
developed over the
Sacred
wwwaw Town Hell
each in their own way. The Tues-
day people are diligently working
' The centre is financially aided
to
Heart
•
which range from Christmas
trees to vases to candle holders.
Mailbox
Sponsored by
grant to Fund the craft sessions
macrame towel rings and plant
hangers._
and supplies, any furniture or
Jack ROavie Opportunity
equipment needed to operate the
supplies
KINDERGARTEN—This week
we had Miss Kennedy in to
GRADES 7 -6 --This past week
Workshop
show
a film strip on sharing at
Christmas. We have been
was re
regular class s usual fol-
lowing a full week of term tests.
..-..
working with rhythm band in-
A full creek of tests is not all fun
All the
struments in music period and
practising for the concert.
results are back and
report .cards were sent home
The Fruit and &ndy Sho a
PI'
Mrs.
Martin brought in a cocoon for us
Friday.
Wingham
to study. It was a cocoon from a
big moth.
On Tuesday and . Wednesday
We have tho following spocials:
GRADES I-4—This
has been a busy week for us s we
Mrs. Janet Reid
_ , public health
classfor two
lessons to
Macintosh Apples
Florida Vine Ripened Tomatoes 4 qt. basket .99
aTe preparing for our concert on
Dec. 12.
assist
as rt of Instruction
ies. the Family Lite
stOurnewstudent,H
lb. .59
California Navel open es doz. 1.49
California Red Grapes
GRADES 5-6—We decorated
our classroom for the Christmas
our
2 lbs./1.29
Neilson's chocolate Bars 1
Large Ib.
season. We also exchanged
names for
school to attend full-time
English classes at Listowel
Head Lettuce .29
Cooked Ham 2/."
our gift -giving,
put
on b Cones
Y toga College.
Sliced Large Bologna Continued Ib. 2.49
We hew aIb..99
Yaod ssl� of mixed nvh and peanuts.
i to A
GOOD ONE
q'#. ire! 2X Milk 1.�
O O
C �Iowa Y_ _j
pilon* 367.3241
St. Paul's C
(ANGLICAN)
WING HAM
John Street of Centre Street
The R«ter+ The Rev. John T.M. Swon, L. Th.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9
• Tho SKond Sunday in Advont, Bible Sunday •
8:30 a.m.—Holy Eucharist
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School
i 1 a.m.--Martins, Holy Baptism & Sermon
Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday were big days at the
procedures to Ontario housing
policies. Mr. Mill left the group
this Aweekre for the Homebound
with an update on legal rights
The three groups are getting
and new. � .1i ..,. which have
developed over the
ready for the Christmas season,
past few
months
each in their own way. The Tues-
day people are diligently working
' The centre is financially aided
to
ahead on their ceramic projects,
a large extent by the
Wingham New H °
which range from Christmas
trees to vases to candle holders.
s wh
have applied foot arias who
g ernment
Thursday's craft group is making
grant to Fund the craft sessions
macrame towel rings and plant
hangers._
and supplies, any furniture or
/�
RepresOting the Crawford
Mill
equipment needed to operate the
supplies
and Davies law firm was Mr'
Mail. He spoke to the Thursday '
ibr renovations to the
The concern aril of lthose
group on a variety of legal
eiT�ort
involved to develop the centre
matters of concern to mature
citizens,, Several questions
Into a warm and comfortable
environment is
followed ranging from will
Certainly ap.
preciated.
L .. ! • v..r r w
one
19%0111 y VUr
SWEETHEART
this CHRISTMAS.
Then SURPRISE
her on that day
with a GIFT from MiLLER'S
EVWY WO " Wrap" Free forMa/e CUSWftW
TILLER'S LADIETWE
Wingham
Open every night the week prior to Christmas
Open 6 days a week during December
I
,_ , �""- Dolylwr�
Chris
MIDD.
LETON�'SmH=�
F16hMgsand wrap,
it
-.-�. -- •-rr...y onv a,wnvery.
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