HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-04-24, Page 8•• Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, April 24, 1969
The Observation Post
BY THE
Last week -end the 21 Field
Regt, , Strike Coy, trained in •
the Listowel Armoury and area.
The Coy is under command of
Major Jack Brown of Listowel.
The train' g is being assessed
by Capt. Jl Kipfer, also of Lis-
towel. The pressure is on for a
good showing at Base Ipperwash
on May 3 and 4. Then o n to
the real big show at CFB Peta-
wawa June 22 to 29.
On Sunday of this week the
2nd driver training course will
get under way at the Listowel
Armoury. This course is being
run under the able direction of
Sgt. Bud Dixon. Dixie andJohn
Bower of hockey fame have one
thing in common. Age. No
one is quite sure how old Bud is;
and like John Bower, Bud per-
forms very well. His most com-
mon position is with his head
down over an engine and h is
rear end up to the blue.
Sgt. John Blue - MWO Jim
Wray and Sgt. Barry MacLean
were gazing into the crystal ball
last week, making up the ration
demand for the week -end at
Base Ipperwash. John prepared
the menu, Jim gave moral sup-
port and Barry, we think, did
the writing. This job would be
easier if all personnel would in-
dicate to their respective bat-
tery,offices if they were able to
attend, and if not, why not.
The following personnel of
the unit have been nominated
for courses away from the unit
this summer. Ii. most cases they
will include a raise• in pay to
those who attend a n d . are suc-
cessful.
Gnr. G. A. Moore, Listowel,
Cook course CFB Borden; Bdr.
E. E. Dixon, Listowel„ Senior
NCO Course Part 2, either CFB
Petawawa or CFB Shilo; Man. ;
Bdr. B. D. Kempston, Clinton,
Senior NCO Course Part 2; Lt.
W. G; Reed, Wingham, Capt.
Qualifying, either Petawawa or
Shilo; Lt. W. J. Morris, Sea-
forth, Capt. Qualifying, same
as Lt. Reed; Capt. J H. Abbott,
Palmerston, Major Qualifying,
Petawawa; Capt. D. H. Birt -
OLD GUNNER
wistle, Mount Forest, Major '
Qualifying, Petawawa; 2/Lt.
H. I. -McIver, Palmerston, Lt.
Qualifying, Petawawa,
Bombardiers B. D. Daymon,
Walkerton, D. A. E11iott,
Wingham, E, E. Lockhard, Pal-
merston, G. E. Ross, Wingham,
G. R. Welwood, Wingham, Sr.
NCO Part i, Petawawa.
Privates L. D. Aitchison,
Wingham, C. R. Knowles, Lis-
towel, M. A. Kerman, Walker-
ton, GMT CW AC , Base Alder-
shot, N. S, ; and Pte. K. E. Du-
charme, Wingham, Clerk Adm.
CWAC, Base Aldershot, N.S.
Gunners B. M. Tschirhart,
Walkerton, P. G. Heath, Listo-
wel, H. E. Flaro, Varna, and
I. M. Harris, Walkerton, Jr
NCO, CFB Petawawa.
Gunners C. J. Abbott, Pal-
merston, D. G. Potts, Walker-
ton, D. E. Potts, Walkerton,
and D. Jr McVittie, Blyth, Ar-
tillery Technician, CFB Peta-
wawa.
Mr. D. A. Lamont, Exeter,
2/Lt Special, CFB Petawawa.
The people listed have a
definite vacancy allotted to
them on the courses indicated.
There is. also the possibility
that more personnel may get on
a course. Anyone interested in
further courses please contact
your battery commander.
As we see the summer devel-
oping now, the routine will be
the Royal Canadian Artillery.
Association Battery Field Firing
Exercise on June 21, the Strike
Coy Concentration of one week.
duration June 22-29, then per-
sonnel will go on their various
courses, Summer Call Outs, and
Summer GMT, during the
fnonths of July and early August
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May 8 at the Wingham Arena
has most of the administrative
proble+ns sorted out. CKNX-
TV News 'will be there and the
Wingham Advance -Times, The
.general public is invited. There
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from all batteries who, are to
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FORDWICH BOWLING WINNERS - Proud
winners at the annual banquet of the Ford-
wich Bowling League• held Saturday night
were, from left: High Iverage, Doug Bunk-
er and Mrs. Lyle Foerter; most improved
bowlers, Mrs. Lorne Lambkin and Lorne
Lambkip.
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Personal Notes from Gorrie
Master Wayne Strong, sora
of Mr. and Mrs. W illia m S tro ng,
underwent an appendictomy in
Wingham and District Hospital.
The Gorrie-Wroxeter Hi -C
held a successful smorgasbord
supper Saturday evening in the
Gorrie United Church.
Mr. and Mrs. James Doig of
Wingham were dinner guests of .
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hyndman on
Friday, and called on other
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Searson
receive awards of qualificatiion
for courses theyhave complet-
ed. So Mr. and Ar�ublfc,
if you want to see at the only
Militia Unit in Ht Countyis
doing, (which al .,overs the
top half of Perth a,nd the bot-
tom half of Bruce counties),
please come to the Wingham
Arena on Thursday evening ,
May 8. Th( CFB Clinton band,
under the direction of Sgt. Eric
Shody, a Huron County bo y
will be in attendance. There
will be displays set up in th e
Wingham Armouryafter the in
spection.
St Helens
Mr, and Mrs. Idzinga of Lon-
don were Sunday visitors with
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon De Boer.
Mr. Elwood Barbour was
transferred from Wingham and
District Hospital' to Victoria
Hospital, London, on Thursda}t
Nine tables enjoyed the final
shoot party of the season on
Thursday night in the S t. Helens
Hall., "
On Saturday night Patricia .
Lippert was guest of honor at a
community shower in the St..
Helens Hall. Mrs. Allan Mil-
ler was chairlady for a short
program and Mrs. Jim Aitchi-
son read an address of good
wishes. Patricia re c e i v e d
many useful gifts; Lunch was
served At the conclusion.
Lori Miller spent the week-
end with Lori Pentland at Dun-
gannon.
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visited at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Grant Goodale of Varney.
Miss Dawna Bennett of Ham-
ilton spent the week with her
parents,. Mr. and Mrs. William
Bennett.
Mr. and Mts. William Den-
man of Turnberry Township
spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs.
John Boyd.
Mrs. Wellsley Strong i.a'
patient in the Kitchener -Water-
loo Hospital where she under-
went surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Grain-
ger of Orillia visited Friday
with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil•Grain-
ger.
Mr. and' Mrs. Bill Nay re-
turned Saturday by plane from
Chicago where they spent a
week.
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forcL Pyke attended the U. C. W.
meeting at North Street United
church, G.oderich, on Tuesday.
Mrs. George Griffith. Miss
Margaret Griffith aid J Jack
Grf fish of Wroxeter, accomp-
anied
ccomp-anied by Mr. Melvin Finley,
visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Nixon of Camp
Borden.
Anglicin .Women
met on Thursday
GORRIE-•-The ,April meeting
of St. Stephen's Anglican
Church Women was held at the
home' of Mrs. Nellie King on
Thursday afternoon. The mem-
bers worked at quilt blocks.
The president, Mrs. Olive Un-
derwood, presided for business
and plans ' were made to hold a
bake sale in the former clerk's
office on Saturday.
It was announced that the
Diocesan annual meeting would
be held in London with service
on Sunday evening, April 20th
in St. Paul's Cathedral and busi-
ness sessions on Monday, April
21st.
The thankoffering was pre-
sented. and devotions were con-
ducted by•the president. The
Rev. H. D. Jenkins gave a talk
and closed the meeting with
prayers.
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