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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1966-05-19, Page 8THE OPEN DUET class drew 30 entries. Winners with a mark of 85 were Doris Coultes and Joan Currie.—Photo by Cantelon. WALKER'S & SAMSONITE PRESENT 2 MAY SPECIALS SAVE '50A ON A 21"SIJITCASE Saasglit Special r4 Set starter Offer rt,g 259$ tsar THE HAPPY GO matt LIGGAGE SAMSONITE debonair Lightweight, feature-packed Samsonite Debonair will change all your ideas about economy luggage! Debonair's incredibly tough moulded shell is made from the lightest luggage material known. The 21" men's and ladies' cases in our special set-starter offer only weigh 5 1/2 pounds each! Inside and out, new Samsonite Debonair gives you more for your money than any other luggage in its class. See it at our store. Regularly $25.95 — NOW $20 " Samsonite MONARCH SET Now Samsonite saves you money and solves your space problems with fold-away furniture so beautiful you'll never want to fold it away. 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Wilson of the Wingharn, detachment investigated. Miss Houston is survived by her parents, Mr, and Mrs, John Houston of Auburn and two sis- ters, Jean of Toronto and Fran- ces of Auburn, Respect laws - protect lives, STOP AND SHOP AT CENTRAL FOOD MARKET SUGAR IS FREE YES, stock up on 5-LB. BAGS of SUGAR for the coming preserving season. BUY 4 LIGHT BULBS and a 5-lb. bag of sugar is FREE. Kellogg's CORN FLAKES, 12-oz. ...2/57c Lynn Valley PEACHES, 20-oz. tins ..2/57c Ellmarr INSTANT COFFEE, 6-oz. jar .87c Ellmarr TABLE MARGARINE, 2 1-1b. prints for 63c — FRESH MEAT — PORK CHOPS, centre cut lb. 69c ROLLED BLADE ROAST lb. 59c Packaged COLD MEATS pkg. 25c — FRUIT AND VEGETABLES BANANAS, yellow and firm ....2 lbs. 25c LARGE PINEAPPLES 3 for $1.00 ORANGES 3 doz. $1.00 Vine-Ripe TOMATOES 2 lbs. 45c PHONE 357-3241 - WINGHAM Construction of a new, six- inch watermain to service the hill area at the north end of town began Tuesday. Built by Mowbray Construc- tion for the Public Utilities Commission, the new main will be buried under the Maitland River beside the new Hanna Memorial Bridge, site of the former McKenzie Bridge, re- moved last week. The new bridge honors the late M. L. A. John W. Hanna. Completion of the job at this time represents substantial saving in costs, because the contractor will be able to take advantage of a coffer dam be, ing built to facilitate bridge construction. The bill area has previously been served by a 4-inch water- main loop, Commission mem- bers feel the new water line will provide far greater fire protection and supply bill area residents with an alternate wa- ter supply in the event of shut- off for any reason. Forms for the new bridge footings are already under con- struction as crews take advan- tage of this spring's first major break in the weather. Plans Progressing For HS Addition Continued from Page One committees from Wingham and Lucknow have met with the Huron and Bruce County con- sultative committees and it is expected amalgamation plans will be presented to County Council in June. Tentative ap- proval from the Minister of Edu- cation dissolving the two separ- ate districts has been received. The secretary read a letter from the district high school in- spector referring to legislation which outlines procedures for naming schools and school boards. It appears that the school itself, when amalgama- tion with the Lucknow district takes place, can be known as the Huron-Bruce Secondary School, but the school board will have to be known as the Huron-Bruce High School Board. The letter referred to a motion from the April meeting when Lucknow and Wingham board members met and suggested the board should be known as the Huron-Bruce Secondary School District Board. As a result, an amendment to the motion was passed. John Taylor, chairman of the cafeteria committee, said that his committee is investi- gating recommendations made by the County Health Unit for changes in the cafeteria. Mr. Madill reported that the vocational advisory committee met and recommended that next term the room under the library be used as a mechani- cal drafting room, and a teach- er hired for this subject. The board approved the recommen- dation, The principal reported that Grade 8 orientation nights will be held on May 19, 18 and 19. He also said sun screens were damaged by freezing rain but insurance coverage will take care of the cost. The board agreed to the can- cellation of open house this year. Small financial grants were given to students taking part in various summer activities. Paul Tiffin will attend cadet camp in. either Banff or Barbados. Edith Austin of Turnberry and Donald Rae of Wingham will go to Ontario Athletic Leadership Camps and Peter Callan will go to Manitoba under the Centen- nial Travel Plan. Ruth Sinclair of Wingham and Archie Mc- Donald of Brussels will attend the United Nations Seminar. The principal reported that Mr. Wood is taking students who organized the science fair to the Canadian Science Fair at Windsor. Resignations of three staff members, Mr. H. Cree, Mr. G. Price and Mrs. R. Panarisi, were received and accepted with regret by the board. Woman Killed in Single Car Crash A single car accident on County Road 22, a mile and a quarter north of Auburn, claim- ed the life of an Auburn resi- dent Saturday. Dead is Miss Isabelle Mary Houston, 51, home economics teacher at Hillcrest School, Hamilton. Injured in the crash when the car left the road and hit an embankment at 6.30 p.m. and in Clinton Public Hos- pital are her sister, Margaret Jean Houston, 49, of Toronto, The driver; Jean Christy Jamie- son, Toronto and Isabella Weir Richards, of Ayshire, Scotland. Damage was estimated at Page 8 Winghai Advancei-Times, Thursday, May 19, 1960 Work Commences On New Watermain 1/1110611111 RAYMOND VANCAMP, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Van- Camp, of Belgrave, and a pupil at USS 17, East Wawa- nosh and Morris School, won the boys' 14 and under solo class with a mark of 87 at the Belgrave Music Festival. Adjudicator Mrs. Christine Thompson, of Toronto, gives Raymond a few words of encouragement, — Photo by Cantelon. EVERYTHING IN SPORTSWEAR-- Our new SUMMER BAGS in straws and wicker effect will be of special interest to you $2.98 • $3.98 and up 4 TEENS will be interested in our well proportioned "BELL BOTTOMS" made from sport duck and available in gay colors—$6.98 pair Matching Tops, very attractively trimmed—$5.98 NEW PEDAL PUSHERS in burgundy or blue denim—$5.98 pair It's fun getting your wardrobe assembled for spring and sum- mer, and you'll find the selection at its very best. 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