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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-12-12, Page 124 ,.' W n i ►m A+ c -T $ ThUtIday, Deep, 32, 19 The Observation Post BY THE OLD GUNNER There ha* been; so Hauch happene'°g is 21 Field Regiment this fall that it is most difficult to report it all at the time it is happ+.nim . So please bearwith US, dear reader, There was a real bang up party (diluter and dance) held at 100 Battery in Listowel on "November 23 for the retiring Chief Warrant Officer (Regi- mental Sergeant Major) John Blackwell Of Teeswater. All Non -Commissioned Officers., the CO, 2nd in Command, the Battery Commanders of 97, 99 and 100 Batteries, their ladies and guests attended. ' You know the sort of deal, one of those. .9 formal affairs. The girls really go for them. It was most en- couraging to see you young NCO's and their girl friends` in attendance. And there were some without girls, too. How- ever the;older chaps are not so much for thath.dancing.bit and the younger fellows did the pinch hitting for us. o--0=-0 The new rates of pay for the Canadian Army Militia have just arrived. At time of writ- ing it looks goofs, especially for the fellows who come in, take the courses and work their way up. Example, ;Gunner who has completed basic train- ing and has completed his ar- tillery training now gets x$7.00 per day as opposed to $4.87. A Bombardier will now get $9.10 per day, old rate $7.17..Serg- cants new $Il. 60, old rate . $7.97. If they goon call -out With the Regular Force (exam- ple, . Ipperwash Cadet Camp uses militiamen to assist in training Cadetsduring the sum- mer) the Gunner who has basic o p .0°po) � QOP f p0 o Y ° Wbe�' yawn vehicle It old or new, modern er ,tn. Bert,: it .- s to biter whin`clear�i Ad it, _aiwsiyR; ._.,srems,_p: thaw rahiwf i yrashed at ,. • 59F5P1A COIN-OPERATED 91H Behind tire Red Front in Wingham training and his Artilleryman trade would receive $9.40 per 'day. A Gunner who has just base°braining, no trade, $7.50 per day, Well, that is better than sitting in front of the pool hall all day. 0--0--4 Bdr, Bill McGrath, 99 Bty (resides in Seaforth) has Just re- turned from four months duty with the Regular Force i n Europe, Bill was with the First Regiment Royal Canadian Horse Artillery, the famous 1st RCHA. He tells me they are roaming all over Germany these days. He also had a spot of leave in Germany. Bdr McGrath was picked to represent 21 Field Regiment this past summer. He is a fully qualified Jr NCO and has two trades. 0--•0--0 WO "Bunker" Bill Perry, our Regular Force quartermaster assistant, has returned from Westnninister DVA Hospital where he had an operation on his left foot. He is now moving much slower (he is on crutches). He has also got his flying to Europe date which is January 9, 1969. The Old Gunner, who . has known the Bunker for many years now, will tryliis best to get more information for you before he leaves. 0--0--0 We are awaiting the results of three of our stalwarts who were attending the Part I Senior Non -Commissioned Officer Course in London. The person- nel concerned were Bdr, E. E.. Dixon, 100 Bty Listowel, Bdr. B. D. Kempston, 99 Bty of Clinton and Bdr. B.' B. Mac- Lean, 99 Bty of Wingham. Bdrs. Dixon and Kempston attend school in their. respective com- munities. Bdr. B. B. Mac- Lean works for Hodgins -Mc- Donald Lumber Co. here in] Wingham and was given•time off by his firm to attend the. course. This• is most commend- able as a -Ann such as Hodgins- M c Donald has to make do when -One of their employees is • off, - We of 21 Field Regiment would like to thank this 4ixm. Completes 18. 441 projects • RDWLCH--Miss Marian Ruttap received an engraved silver pie server at the Bruce Couuty'Achievement Day held recently in Lucknow for com- pleting 18 projects. She attend- ed as a Junior Board Member ofl Federation Women's Institutes. Marian is employed at the office of the. Teeswater Cream- ery and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ruttan.. ... stay at the Lord Simcoe Hat&l where the service is warm and friendly . where the prices are sensible .. where you're close to everything downtown ... where you can relax in modern refurbished rooms ... where you can enjoy fine foods and intimate lounges. Singles start at 19.00 and end at *13.50 Doubles start at *14.00 and end at *18.50 Luxury Suites Available Lord Blnrmoe Hotel University & King $t, (at the subway)— Tel: 382-1 ubway)•Tel:362-1 840 Strikes &Spares WhDnbaDAY NIGHT Team standings w tightened up late wets throe bottartt place teams took Z points off the top three Team standings: Swsrlu' wingez `�`* 1 Layton �s Leaders 46, Posts Yip�►ies 48, S Sexy Six �, Re�avle's �i1 '�, Lunn`s IrV'ild Cats 4(I, . Ladies high single and 'triple, went to Marlene Fox ton, (855; .men's high single, Ken Saxton 2881 Toon': high triple, Bob Foxton 726, Thanks to spares lana. Mac- Laurin and Linda Hastiiagsr,' Excellent°soore,� were Kayos Duaarme 207. Adams 243, Marlene Foxto Bob Foxton 2�5. Gary etnplernaa 2 �,, •252,. (68� Stephenson (67$),1an M Laurin (6$2j; Nancy' Gi11e*p 8(618). Don't forget next week's roll. THURSDAY MIXED Pat Fry bowled a fine 277 to take the high single for. the la-' dies.,,. Hilda Brown didn't let - her get the triple as she :acne up with a670. Wayne Brown showed Bill Hotchkiss that he could bowl too, as he captured both the high single and the high triple with a 288 and a 857. The team standings are as follows:. °Perrie's Prowlers 58, George's. G amblers 52, Paul's Disciples 43,• Monty's Mods 43, Bob's Bouncers 40, Keith's Kool Kars 37. MEN'S LEAGUE This week the points were alt shared „again as the three top teams,.Penguins, Flyers and Seals took 5 points each. Kings, Blues, and North Stars each took 2. • Standings remain unchanged from last week, The. Penguins really• The eabh I` teams, g's iers gh ton, 260 h c- L. byposted Cheryl 229,rt T . Billae- L ie„ WINGHAM, RESIDENTS who recently holi- dayed in ' Bermuda are seen at the Der- mudiana Hotel, From the left are Mr. and Mrs. Gers,hom Johnston, Mrs. William Jar, dine, Muss .Ann Keith, all of Wingham; Russell MacKersiei of Nepawin, Sask., and Mrs. carnes M�E•ui�rie�r Of 1N�ikl+gh�,lm; Capt. Don Copple drove them to, Guelph, at, a very early hour in the morning to join the tour. sp nso►red-by the Guelph Corps of the Salvation Arrnj ,'• 4uu"u....u.Noeoowl11M1te111A!lluf1lleneie eesel1MgNn/U eestessN. Whitechurch Personal Notes Joseph Mirehouse and John of Biggar, Sask. ; arrived on Sat- urday to visit with the .former's, daughter, Mrs, Fred Tiffin, Mr. Tiffin and his. sister, Mrs. Rob- ert Ross and other relatives in the area, Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Russel Gaunt were Mr. and Mrs. Farish lllloffat of,Wingham and Mr. and Ws, Gordon Mof�-• fat "o f Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ross of . Kitchener Spent the week -end with his parents, . Mr.. and Mrs. Russel Ross. and her parents. Mr. and , Joe Millen of Teeswater. On Monday post officials were around the village trying to locate• a. suitable position ' to place the mail boxes in the village. They hope to have the village .on rural mail by January 196.9. . Chalmers Presbyterian'Sun- day School concert will be held Saturday, December 14 at. 8.30 in the Sunday School room. There will be a practice for the Sunday School scholars on the .afternoon of December. 14. The ladies of the congre- gation are asked to take sand- wiches and tarts for lunch after the concert when .a social time will be held with Rev. Horace Braden of London, who expects to be present. Visitors with George Currie in W ingham and District Hos- pital and with)Mrs. Currie on the week -end were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Winegarden and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacConnell and family, all ofroo London, and Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Currie of Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. George Young and Heather of Langside and Mrs. Charles 'Tiffin*of Wing - ham' visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown of Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Magoffln were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Jack Tierney and fam- ily of Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hunter of London were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Johnston Conn. After a week's visit among relatives Mrs, Leroy Rantoul and Carol left for heir home at Peterborough n Saturday.. Her brother, Harvey Black, accom- panied her to Milton and then joined his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Black, and they spent the week -end at Oakville. Leroy that week attended the Chicago Fair where the cattle from Louada Manor Farms were being exhibited and were suc- cessful in obtaining teen first family Christmas held ooSunday WHITECHURCH--The Far- rier relatives held their Christ- mas dinner on Sunday. The family dinner was�'held at the Log Cabin Restaurant, Lucknow. Present for the occasion • were Mr. and Mrs. Russel Far- rier of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Carman Farrier, Carol, Brian and Colleen and Miss W innifced Farrier of Long Branch, Mr. and' Mrs. Clifford Farrier.and Dale and Mr. and Mrs. -Eddie Reimer, aril of Kitchener, Mt. and Mrs. Douglas Farrier and Leasa of Windsor, 'Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gillespie, Lorraine and - Barry, Mr. and Mrs. Richard West 'and Stephanie, of Sarnia, Mr. *and Mrs. Garnet Farrier, • Mrs. Gibson Gillespie, Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Farrier .and berley of London, Mrs. Mel Greer, Lucknow. After the dinner all returned to the home of Mr, and Mrs. Garnet Flatter to visit With each other and open gifts. NN/NNNNNN..,NNN.NNN - )11.N prizes, Mr. and Mrs, Carl Bartman ° of Palmerston were Sunday vis- itors with Mr, .and Mrs, Carl Weber and family. John Rintoul,of Toronto suf- fered a heart attack the last of 'November but latest reports are that he.is slowly improving, Hugh arfd Ronald McBurney of Goderich were week -end visitors with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.' Gordon McBurney, during their time off from God•, erich airport. Mac Ross of Kitchener spent the week -end with his parents, , Mr. and Mrs. Frank' Ross. . Miss Sandra Hayden off Molesworth is residizag for the winter months with Mrs. Chas. Tiffin of Wingham. Miss Hay- den is employed at the Canada- -.an Imperial Bank of Commerce. Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher and family were Mr. and Mrs. Ir+ win Carruthers and family of - Goderich. Kisses Joanne Laidlaw and Janie and Paul Laidlaw spent the week -end with Mrs. Ezra Scholtz. The United Church Christ- mas concert will be held on . December 20th. Mr. and Mrs... Herb Hunter of London and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Conley of Wingham • were week -end visitors' with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin, Mrs. Cecil Falconer and Mrs. • A. g. Purdon spent the week- end wick Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer and family of. Streets- ville. We are pleased to report that George Currie, a Ipatienrt in Wingham and District Hospital, is recovering from his recent surgery. ChiefWarranjOffjcer 21st Field Regt. retires CWO (RSM) John Glenn Black- well who has served with 21 Field Regiment RCA(M) of Wingham, Walkerton and Lis- towel, has retired after 23 years of service from Gunner to Chief Warrant Officer. . Jack, as he is known to his friends, was born April 20, 1930 in Teeswater. He°was educated • in Teeswater public and high schools. ' He is a master plumb- er and works for Dickison Plumb- ing and Heating Contractor of Teeswater. Jack has been a community Minded person and has• been very active in the Boy Scouts; put in six years on the School board, two years on the Tees - water town council, has been assistant chief of the Teeswater Volunteer Fire Department. All this, and has nine children too. One of his boys is attend - in UWO in London working on hisdegree in physical educa- tion and history. Young John Jr was also a member of the 99 Battery. Jack has three other children attendii'rg the F. E. Ma- dill Secondary School and two attending the Teetwater Public School. The remainder are at home. CWO Blackwell has been a loyal member of this unit. He was active on the regimental rifle tear'. He was one of the unit's two qualified marksmen last spring. Jack has a good memory and has amazed peo- ple with his recollections of 74 times past when the unit res called the 21*t Anti -Wank Regi- ment. Jack either holds qual- ifications or has a working knowledge of all phases of ar- tillery work and has helped many a new gun sergeant during firing practice. 'He Vas always ready to lend a hand or give advice on matters within his Jurisdiction. Men of CWO Blackwell's calibre don't just come along every day. How - ` ever, Huron, Bruce and Perth counties have a knack of pro- ducing men like John. and he is also proud that there have been a number of good young men from' these tomtits and 21 Field Regiment. Jack and his wife Mildred were presented with a black leather recliner chair and a dozen roses, at the dinner and dance in his honor held in Lis- towel. This was the beginning of real consternation for mem- bers of the Mega Committee as it was drawn to their atter ,on two days before the event•that ante of Jack's boys had saved his pennies and had bought his Dad the exact item. When con- fronted with the second chair Jack's comment, "Well, one lar Ma and one far Pp". Wonder if he has them labeled yet. h 22 turkey BEST BOY ATHLETE WAS SURPRISED FORDWICHw-Douglas Gib- son of Toronto,, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gibson, was pleas= antly surprised last week to re- ceive the Welwood Trophy from the F. E. Ma Secon dary School for Best A Tete of the Year. Doug holds the W. O. S. S. A. championship in wrestling and has beein with the Wingham Mustangs football squad for several years. ' He also was a member of the Athletic Council. at W. DD, H. S. At present he is 'studying architecture ,at Ryerson Co/lege, Toronto. ill have top spot with 67. Fly' en and Soak have 47, fa 47, $ m $o, and she rear are e'N'Waging � th 28. r Higlir , gle this week went to (who e ) Bill Hotchkiss with 818 incltriding .a 307. Right behind were Bob Aqui with SO2 and Ken Saxton with 804 .Ken a� had 'ham single with a hovel 393 why 1a high for the season. thus far. ed thel good' games were rol by Lome Archer with 840 and 757, Jit at Bain with 308 and 758, and Hap Swanridge 708, Next week will be the "Turk- -ey Roll"' $o let's try and.be there in good time, 6:45 if at all possible. FORDWIC'H LANES The bowlers of the.Fordwich ixed Leagiegrecord the fol. lowing high scores; Doug Bunk- er, 822, 202; Leepe Foerter , 252, 22:6; Alex Reid, 228; Lyle Foerter, 206, 215; Nellie Allen,. 214;. Marjorie Johnson,- 518 Aileen Bennett, 200; Don Bridge; 244; Jack king, 206, 203; Esther King, 231; Lorne Larnb-4, kin, 209; Francis Kin,. 212. Doug Bunker, high triple, 710. 44WV .t Wim, • . e:Ns. Wale 16,1144401 tub.reulcals reported in Ca.. naltda in 1867. There ware 82 relapses. 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