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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-08-13, Page 8Page 8 - Wingham Advance -Times, -Mr. ,and Mrs. Jake Hilde- brand and txtlih, arc.' ,,,ti ing to Beamsville this wee•i, end where he will he ti';.ng at -,t %ear. Mr. and M.N. V; ,reet', ' udt'r wood have home on (';arl...3,° rr.ree IF.—You are using the mort- gage plan of buying your home, YOU should know about our special MlDRT- Consult -a Frank C. Hopper — REPRESENTATIVE --- Canada Life WINGHAM, ONT. PH(b" F 3i: NOW Do You KNOW WHICH VITAMINS TO GET AT DRUG STORE I ASKED MY DOCTOR Thursday, August 13, 1964 PERSONAL DOTES -N r. and Mrs. Bruce Mae- Ponald spent the week -end in Toronto visiting with Mr, and Mrs, Lyle Reids and family acid Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mitch- . lY and an 1� . ® 1r. and Mrs. Fred Seott . , ipi, .i'tt<d e'n ,,unsay !,. ti'r .std Vrs. Norman e++ Mrs. ItLg rlei-v r.ho ;las .ass ?++r -r we•c•e<s in 't, p.t..1, louden, will (f Mitehe 1, spent last week with her mother, Mrs. W. W. Currie. -Mrs. Fred Wallis andC:ath- erine of Bayfield visited a couple of days last week with sir. and Mrs. Cecil Merkley. -John Fdward, sun of Mr. and Mrs. Ian Fdward of Cather- ine Street, has been accepted for a three years' apprentice- ship as an .sir mechanic and is stationed at Sky Harbor. -Mrs. I. 1 . Chopin ,;pent .: •;tv., •.,e' t spt.•e•t„ to the. weekend with trtends in tl; s ,,ea :-cud. l:id ;t town and Ken Bridge. d While at Ken Bridge she at, tended a barbecue at the school wl ers slle U;:c el tkl teach, -Mr. and :,=rs, Noy Nlanne'l I i;td sir. and Mrs, 11us;lt Car - mined home last 1:1;crsdav atter spe.ndtrlg a lee% days at The Holland Cottage Motel at !'ort 1h:rnn. -sur, and s?r., Alan flick ,;ltd Steven of atrattord visited on st:nday w itli Mr. and Mrs, Ha old Wild. Bliss Wendy Ilick returned home after spending a few dans with her at:nt and et`ftrcv uncle here, ells.; la .t ri. atte flded •r ori: Y, e'dellil I .e,e:, °,, tt at., t() •ap.111,,, ,.t . +n w.th hi. I' Lo.., .e. N,'He toil, and Mrs. hruet .'c the :z;lr, :icilard and Five WDSHUS. Students Win Ont. Scholarships free sti..(ltnts at the lti'int;- haul Distr:cr high School hour w, tr (Omar.,, `scholarship. this Freezer Prices Lowest Ever 19 cu. ft. Freezer $199.50 14.1 cu. ft. Freezer $184.50 221/2 cu. ft. Deluxe Model $219,95 Full 5 Year Freezer Warranty — COME IN AND LOOK — MACHAN HARDWARE BRUSSELS, ONTARIO E CURSION TORONTO EXHIBITION Leaving WINGHAM on the following dates WED., AUGUST 26th. and WED., SEPT., 3rd. at 8.00 a.m. and returning after the night show. —ALL PASSENGERS FULLY INSURED— Return tickets and $400 Reservation in advance. LONDON CHARTERWAYS Down•le's Sunoco Service WINGHAM - DIAL 357-1554 FRUIT MARKET EVERYONE is looking to BONDI'S FOR THE BEST FRUIT AND VEGETABLE BUYS IN TOWN fi Watermelon 5W RED HAVEN FREE STONE PEACHES Now in stock NEW CROP SOUTH AFRICAN -216s ORANGES D°= 49t !� LARGE, GREEN, SOLID HEAD er�l.• .1 CABBAGE HEAD 1O( year. Students must have at least ?4) per cent on eight Grade ' 111 papers to win the scholarship. Last year three studtnts were in this category. This year's scholarship win vers are Wayne Caslick, son of Mr. and sirs. Wilford Caslick. Wingham; Patrick King, son at Mr, and Mrs. Owen King, R. R. Wingham; Lwin Moore, son of Mr, and sirs. Millan Moore, R. R. 5, Lucknow; Claudia Nor - minton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Norminton, R. R. :3, Teeswater; and Susanne Rey- nolds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Reynolds, R. R. 3, Wingham. The six proficiency award winners for local scholarships this year are: Grade IX , Lynda Reavie, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Jack Reavie, Wingham. Grade X, Lois Ferguson, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Jack Ferguson. R. R. 1 Clifford. Grade XI, Doris Ross, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Rus- sell Ross, R. R. 5, Lucknow. Grade XII (General Course), Ruth Casagrande, daughter of sir, and Mrs. Alex Casagrande, Teeswater, Grade XII (Commercial Course). Linda Webber, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs, Donald Webber, R. R. 1, Clifford. Grade XIII, Wayne Caslick, sun of Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Caslick, Wingham. BY TRAILER [':.OM CALIFORNIA—Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bullard visited in Wingham last week as part of their trail- er safari from their home in California. Mr. Bullard's father was Wingham's police chief from 1892 -96.—A -T Photo. Study to Be Made (Continued from Page One) the Civic Holiday week -end. ENGAGE ENGINEERS The engineering firm of Crysler, Davis and Jorgensen, Willowdale, has been engaged to carry out the engineering studies. Reports on the projects are to be submitted to the Au- thority by early September. This move marks a switch in the water conservation program of the Authority. Until this summer, water conservation was encouraged by offering grants for the building of farm ponds. Development of reser- voirs was avoided because of the high cost involved. Ontario Government action this year lifted farm pond con- trol from conservation authori- ties and placed them under the jurisdiction of county agricul- tural representatives. At the same time the green light was given authorities to consider es- tablishment of reservoirs under the 75-25 per cent agreement. ELMA REEVE CHAIRMAN With this shift in policy, water conservation passed from the Farm Pond Advisory Board headed by Harry Tebbutt of Hullett Township to the Flood Control Board of which Reeve John Coghlin of Elma Township is chairman. Mr. Coghlin recently toured some of the possible reservoir sites in the Maitland watershed with consulting engineers. Ile advises that a Government sur - Council Leases Lower Pond (Continued from Page One) Councillor Callan wondered if the town could he forced to rnect heavy maintenance costs in the future, if as an example, the darts were breached by a big flood. Keri Musclow, the Authority's field officer, said this would not he maintenance, 80*P/J'�' Instant delivery from producer to you guarantees freshness REDPATH SUGAR 50 lbs . $5.69 WITTICH'S BREAD - AND PASTRY but a capital expenditure and would he subject to grants. Following the discussion council went into a separate session and passed the necessary resolutions requesting the Mait- land Valley Conservation Au- thority to take over the project [n another motion council agreed to pick up the tab if the local share of financing exceed- ed the $7,500 guaranteed by the P. 1). C. Council requested the Authority to proceed as rapidly as possible with the work. Council also discussed prob- lems in connection with the llowson Darn, and decided to request the Authority to have a study made of the dant and pond to see what could be done to overcome flood problems and to provide better control of water in tittles of flood condi- tions, An earthquake bit an Indian village, and members of the tribe came to the chief for an explanation. "You dance Sun Dance, get sunshine," he explained. "Dance Rai.0 Dance, get rain. Dance Corn Dance, get corn. Now -What you expect when everybody dance Twist?" vey recommends 20 sites for possible reservoirs on the var- ious branches of the Maitland. Included are several on the north branch of the river, one west of Belgrave, another east of Brussels and one on the Mait- land downstream from Wing - ham. Reservoirs may never be built on some of the sites, said Mr. Coghlin, but development of others no doubt will be given consideration by the authority in the future. Robert Gibson and E. 11, Strong appeared before the au- thority executive as a deputa- tion from Howick Council in connection with a proposed park for Fordwich. They agreed however, to shelve the issue until the engineers' report is received on the dam project. -Mrs, George Walling, Ste • yen and Michael spent last week with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Nicholls at N o r t h Bay and her sister, Beverley Ni- cholls, returned home with her for a holiday, While there they had a family reunion and the three sisters and three bro- thers were all together for the first time in ten years. G. A. WILL1AMS, O.D. Optometrist 9 PATRICK STREET W. WINGHAM Phone 357-1282 MAY I HANDLE YOUR PERSONAL INSURANCE NEEDS—FIRE, AUTO, LIABILITY? For friendly, capable service, list your Real Estate with us. Agent for Elliott Real Estate Agency, Gordon B. Elliott, Blyth, Ontario. Inl.. in►. 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