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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1987-03-04, Page 02Page 2—The Wftlgham Advance-Timesv/March 4!, 1987 F . t a• r x '... a'��'„rG:. _v '� ��} '�"^` .' •, �'. xa-„'„r: �u. t, ad`:•s�'�' � "z'�F. � ze° �d .._ .... .. ..-.. ... ... ... • my ” ,• ::''�.M ^ s"s. F' �` !„� , n�' ✓, „ j ' .:w .^irt • `'�' { ; Y% ,�� ° 1 , . a,� 5 X r 4,,,, ;di . , c • �;M ,,L':�r'.i. ,. .�"'. r6' .�p.ti '.'a� .• .:'��>_ .'.. :. ,+ ik �. -�; zx, Sjt�.� •,�'`Yfi�r �� .ay�('p/ +5a ,. �> • •,. •� .,��' c . �Yt�t .� .. ., , . „ ,� � .,. � c^ ',g , �s� y- fw �'. . �r�: yr" :war's' ��'•�,„'� r� , .,, ,ie.x ,nw. q �.�dp.,'.^.. 's .,'R ,..L' ;' y .., �±�F,. -, .x,. ' ,...,, �e ;,rvi y�� iii . vs '�":' 3 ky,.r,,:. •1'k'h�.. x'Y y��'„vi � [.,{,r,., i - ,� r. ..t' �. .£ 4T .a a7 y .>' ,. ., .1. , ”. y,s .. , . r F✓y,4'- Yom, ,'F�e, � 'S 2. N6.�s�,fti, do .� '.',:o � ' :ffr�": ,� l""�i'"'llh?' iY �..�7, :.Y? �,.. ;.1: .,4 .# r i ,s �4.� ,+�!. 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'.3' fi'F>*•3A.`fi 7 � � '� �y � ' �, T 41 ,'; to F Hd:UEVAI.E I FUrntiCe installations Money does floe grow On trees Money was the topic of the Feb. 24th Furnace and chimney cleaning :;.'',w+�`ew"/f „e :'�,•','' n �i%v'''°•w?n''rs r m t n,. ,sn w. 3� • P'r ��i�� i<� ��i �g g , � �iN a;;,r gr`�., F �� r �; �� ,� l , yK, � ;�� , meeting at the home of Mrs. Darlow. 24 hour emergency service ' " 'hz >: ,wr' �' � �"kr F >- 1 rtx r�,C � �- ,�. f b4r a `"° �{" °x•£ >t' �.: v,,,, ,F'yg7 ._: '"z"r� �i°:aScr ;; ,,{,�se*,��,f�[K41to')kd„a' 'w'•ti5,.'tM r ^' S HarleyGaunt,Wing ham, s fare , Chief, spoke to. the girls about fire _ WINGHAM— 357-3641 and fire extinguishers. They - 8 ,a j fl'";a" FFF dZ m Y •- - �;; ' ,r�','�' " "+ + �r � sas � ` received two pamphlets On fire _ _ $.`a—,m P�.r;,`,.w " ` � > . !' zi ed .rn escape a fhazards ire, a aAngelaoBenninger w to safely � xx " • ,., ":' �;� �� thanked Mr. Gaunt. ISI VIII III I III I 'h k The girls were then asked to tell TRIANGLE It7��++C®U1 �I �T T one decision they had made that �II ' 4 day. Decisions ranged from what to S_ ECI`j,l� L$ wear to how to get along with others. Faberge Organic 600 ml. 11 r• w Other questions posed were Why do , 1 89 you choose your friends?" and Shampoo or Conditioner . ® ..- .. • by What standards 'affect your ATrid 200 rnl. b ¢ clothing. choice?..........Spray Deodorant ... . 2.59 s ttmt is %7.40, On Saturday the public relations Noxema �� al a # r'f''z-ir z SFr a - k office from the Coder ch detach Lip Care .... , . _ . _ _ ... _ .. . ° ° ®m r o h i 1 Reach, ment of the Ontario Provincial 4 Police showed two, films' at the . . . . •�A Institute Hall in Belgrave. The first Toothbrus es ....... ... a ,x film was on safety when one is home Johnson's 50 yds. M° ,• `" "'� s } a ^ a £ alone, the second contained informa- Dental Floss ..... _ . • . _ • ... _ .. . • • . • • 1.29 ,, �,„ � ,z.� ',�' ,,� f• tion on safe driving. -Aquafresh 100 rill. g7 ....... . After the constable, finished an- Toothpaste . SWerirlg girls' iris' q uestions Lynn 5 ' Eff�'rrient 84s .... ....3.49 , Hickey of the Wingham Ambulance Cleaning,••,, ars " Service helped them learn how to Denture Cleaning ... • L save someone's life by the ABCs. Sure 'n Natural 30's ABC stands for Airway, Breathin , , e , o , , , , , . , , g Maxi Shields ....$439• JUNIOR SPEAKING WINNERS from Sacred Heart School in Wingham Egli and Matthew Boltz, Grade 3; front, Christopher Ladner and Tyler and Circulation. are: back, Jenny McDonnell and Victoria Waechter, Grade 2, Philipp Huffman, Kindergarten and Candy Wright and Daniel Egli, Grade 1. !leather McIntosh thanked the, speakers and the girls enjoyed a light snack. "Clothing Fix Fest" is henext ha r. c pter in the book. Urs., Thornton t a 4111 a; again president of Red Cross RABIESGORRIE — Mrs. William Thorn - PREVENTION ton was re=elected president of .the - Howick branch of the Canadian Red. 2 - ! Cross when the annual Canadian was 'WHY? One of the most effective ways to prevent human contact to rabid animals meeting - over nearly•the past half century has been the immunization of family pets. held .at the home of Mrs. Nellie _ Taylor on Feb. 26. Mrs. Thornton' Veterinarians serving Huron County in co operation with the Huron County Health Unit have t established.' presided and various reports were . read and adopted. "HURON COUNTYRABIES PREVENTION WEEK" - The Ladies' Auxiliary to the - �Tfi Howick 'branch of the Royal WHEN: Wednesday, March 4, 1987 '1 p.m. - 6 p m.- 'Saturday, March 7; 1987 .9 a.m. - 3 pm. Canadian Legion has donated a new COST. Rabies Vaccine will be provided.to'all pets for $6.90 per animal. wheelchair .to the Red Cross. At resent there are three P WHERE: Call your local"veterinarian for more information. wheelchairs one hospital bed crutches and walkers 'in the loan' cupboard., These articles are loaned' Clinics ill Huron Count involved'in this r4 'ect f fi P y P free of charge to any resident a s i s' ` Blyth Veterinary Services Goderjch Veterinary Clinic ' m requiring them. The First Aid kits at . communit ,centres in Belmore Queen Street North. 524= 631 Goderich j ✓ SR . -'- ' � YI , Blyth 523=9551. Howick and Clifford were restocked. a ,,: a • Brussels Veterinary Clinic' Seaforth •Veterinary Clinic Other officers for 1987 are:. secretary, Mrs. Ila. Newton; Brussels Main Street North, Seaforth 887-6841 527-1760 y; treasurer,. Mrs.. Eileen Hamilton Exeter Animal Hos ital South Huron, VeterinaryClinic - chairman of loan cupboard,, Alex - _-_ P p - 44 Alain Street, Zurich ' London Road South (Hwy. 4) A i r y Graham; campaign chairman, Mrs. 235-2662 ' 2364301 Nellie Taylor-; assistants, Mrs. Alex ^ is y� p Graham (Corrie); M . and Mrs. Bob. Clinton-Seaforth Veterinary Services 11 Alfred Streetham nW nary Cham RX. 5 Clinton g r& Sanderson (Fordwich); Mrs. 3571770 Hamilton (Wroxeter) . 492-3558 , .. • The Howick branch quota for 1987 y ✓ Kirkton Veterinary Clinic is $3,000, even t�lough it Was. 11 per kion,• Ontario Kir short of quota last ar. ' " Belt qu ye 2 C the as 29- 911 Canvassers will be contacted for the a -` March campaign. ; $ACRED, HEART SPEAKERS — A public speaking competition was held recently at Sacred Heart School in Wingham. The folio wing students placed highly imthe senior and intermediate categories: back, Healy Halla han, first, Sheri Lynn Allen, second, Tracey McInnes, third, all seniors; front, Charlotte Matz, first, Natalie "Notes es from Chomyn; second and Darryl Hallahan, third, intermediate. • Mu5 AILRNGVI1F1iN Fo row c h: .Wroxeter Personals0 I•:. • - - Bernice • Marriner, y ,The syYnpathy of the community is 'Dorothy � �+ •, �%�`" Y � ...�ll'YI..y�Fa�'�i'1 Y(Ri'S'.MN'IM �'s� 'Church Ire Charles, Lorna McMinn and Helen extended to the Adams family in the loss of a loving mother, gran- . Norwood returned home last s , " dmother, great-grandmother and `Weekea• nd from 'two-week vacation r St Pau I s C h u rc h WINGHAM great -great-grandmother, Mrs. in Florida. While there, they also i� UNITED ' a Mat:garet Adams. She was a grand enjoyed athree-day boat cruise to ,x Nassau. ;:,.. (ANGLICAN) •.�.y CHURCH' lady and loved by all who knew her. - �. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Timm, Kit- Mr. and Mrs. Bill 5othern visited. WINGHAM thenen, visited Sunday with Pat one day last week with Mr. and Mrs."i-i-om 00 John Street at Centre Street Campbell. LangVogan. ak Irv, 217 Minnie St. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert f Mr. and Mrs. Les Shewan; Mr. and THE ANGLICAN PARISH OF ". Sunday, March 8 Riley.y' -.. K Mr$. Elmer Mumford and Mildred � y Orangeville were supper guests with WINGHAM AND BELGRAVE 10:45 a.m. - Sunday school Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Riley last Thompson arrived last Wednesday �r ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® — 10:50 a.m. - Pre -service • r Friday evening. from Saskatchewan..They Will visit - Hymn sing Mr. and Mrs. Dave McCannell, Bernice Marriner and other a. SUNDAY, MARCH S 11:00, a.m. Mdming Worship 11:00 a.m. - Mattins Broadcast on CKNX Leah and Mark and Mr -.'and Mrs. relatives in the Palmerston area for ^ Sunday School and Nursery Coffee time following morning -Richard Penner and -Melanie of a couple of weeks and will attend the service ` London were -weekend guests with open house Sunday at the home of, - Tues., March 10 - 8:00 p.m- Minister: Rev. s Rea Grant g Mr. and Mrs. Walter, Quanz in honor their parents, Allan, and. ]Edith y, Evening Guild Speaker: Jim Beattie B,A., M.Div. f £- Adams and attended the funeral of of Glendon Bramhill's90th birthday. Organist: Minister: Rev. D. Madge Telephone:a mdge their grandmother,M eMargaret Y The World Da of Prayer -service will be held this Frida at 2 m. in r Church - 357.2961 Adams, last Saturday. Y P•.. Manse - 357.1072 Mr. and Mrs. Stewart .Musgrove the Fordwich United Church: This is Trinity,Bel Pave - i :15 m. visited with Clarence Ott in Listowel the of 100th a ni All ladies in the area g p the 100th anniversary of the World - on Sunday. Y Y are cordially invited to attend. The induction service for Rev. d SALE RUNS Brenda Jean Shipton as rector of the rishes of Fordwich and Gorrie will ,> FROM be held in St. Stephen's Anglican MARCH 5th Church, Gorrie, on Sunday at 8 p.m. Bernice Marriner entertained at a to our ® T® family birthday party last Thursday n _ % evening at her home for Glendon Bra hill on the occasion of his 90th g g Margo. Richardson, Cashier of Zehrs Markets, Wingham, present's a Zehrs m.o MARCH 14th. birthday. Save -A -Tape cheque to Becky Litt, Student Council Secretary and Raul Statia, r a monsMr. and Mrs. Morley Johnson and Principal of HoWiCrk Central- 'School of Howick whose organization redeemed BURNS, Wo�� Win Mr."and Mrs. Anson Ruttan returned Zehrs cash register tapes in order to finance field" trips for School. - home last weekend"afteth' vagation in Florida. m., Our sincere congratulations to all who participated in this very commendable Norman St., — Palmerston - 343-3356 Ian Shannon, soli of Mr. and Mrs. project. We are pleased we were able to assist you. Bruce Shannon, is a patient in the Visit our New Showroorn and Inspect our Display of Cusforn Cabinets, Guelph General Hospital, Ian is a g%andson 6f Bruce and Arnetta Mouldings, and Do -It -Yourself Woodworking Supplies. Sothern. We wish him a speedy HR ,SAVE -A -TAPE 'PLAN NAsk About Our Custom Millwork and Planing return to good health and hope ,he .� will be able to be home soon. (Up to 31 1/92 1 Facilities. Q7) _ An Ash Wednesday service will beN� � IAI�S / held this Wednesday at Trinity This° exciting offer is open to any non-profit organization, church or school Anglican Church at 8:15 p.m. it will group, service club or charity. Each $300 Wgrth,of Zehrs cash register tapes is KrLN of fl o sl.As . PAINT aADe PINE and �- I I be held at St. Stephen's, worth one dollar. For example, if your club wishes to raise $250 towards a pro - Mahogany x g3 Colonial Mould, r' �,r 1 p Gorrie, �� Itr•--1„`, j �.� March 11 at the same time. 51m, Basswood, willow, Ings --• 50%a lett. 1 � � RI , , I Don and Pat Coghlill of Caledonia. Ject, $7.6,000 worth of Zehrs tapes would be required. Complete details are con - Oak, �-" were weekend visitors wash Lloyd tained in a hel ful brochure available at an Zehrs Markets or , write Zehrs N� �dsGlAlp + CA�tI�ME�" a�Ape�lrAaa � 30 ✓o oft � I !, , , ' � p y , k, Maple. s fV I�illCfwS and Elaine Dinkel', Markets, Public Relations Dept,, P.O. Box 20061, Cambridge, Ont., N3C 3K1. • 5i`EE4 EN°r�ANCE 100 :td9% tett IIESSII� lawny Miller wolf the Howick 2ehr e w "I' G l'llE enol Ci' 'VI/ll.l. I�ANi1wLl:lelCtti% Det. Lions' 'Easter 11u1tAy at tl1@ no11t1try Markets 4 8IrteIha ✓a i°tt, r ... ... ...: ... .. :. .... ... , store in tlbidwleh. a t y. w «. pb • F . t a• r x '... a'��'„rG:. _v '� ��} '�"^` .' •, �'. xa-„'„r: �u. t, ad`:•s�'�' � "z'�F. � ze° �d .._ .... .. ..-.. ... ... ... • my ” ,• ::''�.M ^ s"s. F' �` !„� , n�' ✓, „ j ' .:w .^irt • `'�' { ; Y% ,�� ° 1 , . a,� 5 X r 4,,,, ;di . , c • �;M ,,L':�r'.i. ,. .�"'. r6' .�p.ti '.'a� .• .:'��>_ .'.. :. ,+ ik �. -�; zx, Sjt�.� •,�'`Yfi�r �� .ay�('p/ +5a ,. �> • •,. •� .,��' c . �Yt�t .� .. ., , . „ ,� � .,. � c^ ',g , �s� y- fw �'. . �r�: yr" :war's' ��'•�,„'� r� , .,, ,ie.x ,nw. q �.�dp.,'.^.. 's .,'R ,..L' ;' y .., �±�F,. -, .x,. 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'.3' fi'F>*•3A.`fi 7 � � '� �y � ' �, T 41 ,'; to F Hd:UEVAI.E I FUrntiCe installations Money does floe grow On trees Money was the topic of the Feb. 24th Furnace and chimney cleaning :;.'',w+�`ew"/f „e :'�,•','' n �i%v'''°•w?n''rs r m t n,. ,sn w. 3� • P'r ��i�� i<� ��i �g g , � �iN a;;,r gr`�., F �� r �; �� ,� l , yK, � ;�� , meeting at the home of Mrs. Darlow. 24 hour emergency service ' " 'hz >: ,wr' �' � �"kr F >- 1 rtx r�,C � �- ,�. f b4r a `"° �{" °x•£ >t' �.: v,,,, ,F'yg7 ._: '"z"r� �i°:aScr ;; ,,{,�se*,��,f�[K41to')kd„a' 'w'•ti5,.'tM r ^' S HarleyGaunt,Wing ham, s fare , Chief, spoke to. the girls about fire _ WINGHAM— 357-3641 and fire extinguishers. They - 8 ,a j fl'";a" FFF dZ m Y •- - �;; ' ,r�','�' " "+ + �r � sas � ` received two pamphlets On fire _ _ $.`a—,m P�.r;,`,.w " ` � > . !' zi ed .rn escape a fhazards ire, a aAngelaoBenninger w to safely � xx " • ,., ":' �;� �� thanked Mr. Gaunt. ISI VIII III I III I 'h k The girls were then asked to tell TRIANGLE It7��++C®U1 �I �T T one decision they had made that �II ' 4 day. Decisions ranged from what to S_ ECI`j,l� L$ wear to how to get along with others. Faberge Organic 600 ml. 11 r• w Other questions posed were Why do , 1 89 you choose your friends?" and Shampoo or Conditioner . ® ..- .. • by What standards 'affect your ATrid 200 rnl. b ¢ clothing. choice?..........Spray Deodorant ... . 2.59 s ttmt is %7.40, On Saturday the public relations Noxema �� al a # r'f''z-ir z SFr a - k office from the Coder ch detach Lip Care .... , . _ . _ _ ... _ .. . ° ° ®m r o h i 1 Reach, ment of the Ontario Provincial 4 Police showed two, films' at the . . . . •�A Institute Hall in Belgrave. The first Toothbrus es ....... ... a ,x film was on safety when one is home Johnson's 50 yds. M° ,• `" "'� s } a ^ a £ alone, the second contained informa- Dental Floss ..... _ . • . _ • ... _ .. . • • . • • 1.29 ,, �,„ � ,z.� ',�' ,,� f• tion on safe driving. -Aquafresh 100 rill. g7 ....... . After the constable, finished an- Toothpaste . SWerirlg girls' iris' q uestions Lynn 5 ' Eff�'rrient 84s .... ....3.49 , Hickey of the Wingham Ambulance Cleaning,••,, ars " Service helped them learn how to Denture Cleaning ... • L save someone's life by the ABCs. Sure 'n Natural 30's ABC stands for Airway, Breathin , , e , o , , , , , . , , g Maxi Shields ....$439• JUNIOR SPEAKING WINNERS from Sacred Heart School in Wingham Egli and Matthew Boltz, Grade 3; front, Christopher Ladner and Tyler and Circulation. are: back, Jenny McDonnell and Victoria Waechter, Grade 2, Philipp Huffman, Kindergarten and Candy Wright and Daniel Egli, Grade 1. !leather McIntosh thanked the, speakers and the girls enjoyed a light snack. "Clothing Fix Fest" is henext ha r. c pter in the book. Urs., Thornton t a 4111 a; again president of Red Cross RABIESGORRIE — Mrs. William Thorn - PREVENTION ton was re=elected president of .the - Howick branch of the Canadian Red. 2 - ! Cross when the annual Canadian was 'WHY? One of the most effective ways to prevent human contact to rabid animals meeting - over nearly•the past half century has been the immunization of family pets. held .at the home of Mrs. Nellie _ Taylor on Feb. 26. Mrs. Thornton' Veterinarians serving Huron County in co operation with the Huron County Health Unit have t established.' presided and various reports were . read and adopted. "HURON COUNTYRABIES PREVENTION WEEK" - The Ladies' Auxiliary to the - �Tfi Howick 'branch of the Royal WHEN: Wednesday, March 4, 1987 '1 p.m. - 6 p m.- 'Saturday, March 7; 1987 .9 a.m. - 3 pm. Canadian Legion has donated a new COST. Rabies Vaccine will be provided.to'all pets for $6.90 per animal. wheelchair .to the Red Cross. At resent there are three P WHERE: Call your local"veterinarian for more information. wheelchairs one hospital bed crutches and walkers 'in the loan' cupboard., These articles are loaned' Clinics ill Huron Count involved'in this r4 'ect f fi P y P free of charge to any resident a s i s' ` Blyth Veterinary Services Goderjch Veterinary Clinic ' m requiring them. The First Aid kits at . communit ,centres in Belmore Queen Street North. 524= 631 Goderich j ✓ SR . -'- ' � YI , Blyth 523=9551. Howick and Clifford were restocked. a ,,: a • Brussels Veterinary Clinic' Seaforth •Veterinary Clinic Other officers for 1987 are:. secretary, Mrs. Ila. Newton; Brussels Main Street North, Seaforth 887-6841 527-1760 y; treasurer,. Mrs.. Eileen Hamilton Exeter Animal Hos ital South Huron, VeterinaryClinic - chairman of loan cupboard,, Alex - _-_ P p - 44 Alain Street, Zurich ' London Road South (Hwy. 4) A i r y Graham; campaign chairman, Mrs. 235-2662 ' 2364301 Nellie Taylor-; assistants, Mrs. Alex ^ is y� p Graham (Corrie); M . and Mrs. Bob. Clinton-Seaforth Veterinary Services 11 Alfred Streetham nW nary Cham RX. 5 Clinton g r& Sanderson (Fordwich); Mrs. 3571770 Hamilton (Wroxeter) . 492-3558 , .. • The Howick branch quota for 1987 y ✓ Kirkton Veterinary Clinic is $3,000, even t�lough it Was. 11 per kion,• Ontario Kir short of quota last ar. ' " Belt qu ye 2 C the as 29- 911 Canvassers will be contacted for the a -` March campaign. ; $ACRED, HEART SPEAKERS — A public speaking competition was held recently at Sacred Heart School in Wingham. The folio wing students placed highly imthe senior and intermediate categories: back, Healy Halla han, first, Sheri Lynn Allen, second, Tracey McInnes, third, all seniors; front, Charlotte Matz, first, Natalie "Notes es from Chomyn; second and Darryl Hallahan, third, intermediate. • Mu5 AILRNGVI1F1iN Fo row c h: .Wroxeter Personals0 I•:. • - - Bernice • Marriner, y ,The syYnpathy of the community is 'Dorothy � �+ •, �%�`" Y � ...�ll'YI..y�Fa�'�i'1 Y(Ri'S'.MN'IM �'s� 'Church Ire Charles, Lorna McMinn and Helen extended to the Adams family in the loss of a loving mother, gran- . Norwood returned home last s , " dmother, great-grandmother and `Weekea• nd from 'two-week vacation r St Pau I s C h u rc h WINGHAM great -great-grandmother, Mrs. in Florida. While there, they also i� UNITED ' a Mat:garet Adams. She was a grand enjoyed athree-day boat cruise to ,x Nassau. ;:,.. (ANGLICAN) •.�.y CHURCH' lady and loved by all who knew her. - �. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Timm, Kit- Mr. and Mrs. Bill 5othern visited. WINGHAM thenen, visited Sunday with Pat one day last week with Mr. and Mrs."i-i-om 00 John Street at Centre Street Campbell. LangVogan. ak Irv, 217 Minnie St. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert f Mr. and Mrs. Les Shewan; Mr. and THE ANGLICAN PARISH OF ". Sunday, March 8 Riley.y' -.. K Mr$. Elmer Mumford and Mildred � y Orangeville were supper guests with WINGHAM AND BELGRAVE 10:45 a.m. - Sunday school Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Riley last Thompson arrived last Wednesday �r ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® — 10:50 a.m. - Pre -service • r Friday evening. from Saskatchewan..They Will visit - Hymn sing Mr. and Mrs. Dave McCannell, Bernice Marriner and other a. SUNDAY, MARCH S 11:00, a.m. Mdming Worship 11:00 a.m. - Mattins Broadcast on CKNX Leah and Mark and Mr -.'and Mrs. relatives in the Palmerston area for ^ Sunday School and Nursery Coffee time following morning -Richard Penner and -Melanie of a couple of weeks and will attend the service ` London were -weekend guests with open house Sunday at the home of, - Tues., March 10 - 8:00 p.m- Minister: Rev. s Rea Grant g Mr. and Mrs. Walter, Quanz in honor their parents, Allan, and. ]Edith y, Evening Guild Speaker: Jim Beattie B,A., M.Div. f £- Adams and attended the funeral of of Glendon Bramhill's90th birthday. Organist: Minister: Rev. D. Madge Telephone:a mdge their grandmother,M eMargaret Y The World Da of Prayer -service will be held this Frida at 2 m. in r Church - 357.2961 Adams, last Saturday. Y P•.. Manse - 357.1072 Mr. and Mrs. Stewart .Musgrove the Fordwich United Church: This is Trinity,Bel Pave - i :15 m. visited with Clarence Ott in Listowel the of 100th a ni All ladies in the area g p the 100th anniversary of the World - on Sunday. Y Y are cordially invited to attend. The induction service for Rev. d SALE RUNS Brenda Jean Shipton as rector of the rishes of Fordwich and Gorrie will ,> FROM be held in St. Stephen's Anglican MARCH 5th Church, Gorrie, on Sunday at 8 p.m. Bernice Marriner entertained at a to our ® T® family birthday party last Thursday n _ % evening at her home for Glendon Bra hill on the occasion of his 90th g g Margo. Richardson, Cashier of Zehrs Markets, Wingham, present's a Zehrs m.o MARCH 14th. birthday. Save -A -Tape cheque to Becky Litt, Student Council Secretary and Raul Statia, r a monsMr. and Mrs. Morley Johnson and Principal of HoWiCrk Central- 'School of Howick whose organization redeemed BURNS, Wo�� Win Mr."and Mrs. Anson Ruttan returned Zehrs cash register tapes in order to finance field" trips for School. - home last weekend"afteth' vagation in Florida. m., Our sincere congratulations to all who participated in this very commendable Norman St., — Palmerston - 343-3356 Ian Shannon, soli of Mr. and Mrs. project. We are pleased we were able to assist you. Bruce Shannon, is a patient in the Visit our New Showroorn and Inspect our Display of Cusforn Cabinets, Guelph General Hospital, Ian is a g%andson 6f Bruce and Arnetta Mouldings, and Do -It -Yourself Woodworking Supplies. Sothern. We wish him a speedy HR ,SAVE -A -TAPE 'PLAN NAsk About Our Custom Millwork and Planing return to good health and hope ,he .� will be able to be home soon. (Up to 31 1/92 1 Facilities. Q7) _ An Ash Wednesday service will beN� � IAI�S / held this Wednesday at Trinity This° exciting offer is open to any non-profit organization, church or school Anglican Church at 8:15 p.m. it will group, service club or charity. Each $300 Wgrth,of Zehrs cash register tapes is KrLN of fl o sl.As . PAINT aADe PINE and �- I I be held at St. Stephen's, worth one dollar. For example, if your club wishes to raise $250 towards a pro - Mahogany x g3 Colonial Mould, r' �,r 1 p Gorrie, �� Itr•--1„`, j �.� March 11 at the same time. 51m, Basswood, willow, Ings --• 50%a lett. 1 � � RI , , I Don and Pat Coghlill of Caledonia. Ject, $7.6,000 worth of Zehrs tapes would be required. Complete details are con - Oak, �-" were weekend visitors wash Lloyd tained in a hel ful brochure available at an Zehrs Markets or , write Zehrs N� �dsGlAlp + CA�tI�ME�" a�Ape�lrAaa � 30 ✓o oft � I !, , , ' � p y , k, Maple. s fV I�illCfwS and Elaine Dinkel', Markets, Public Relations Dept,, P.O. 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