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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-10-02, Page 124 " W haltt AdVanc Times, Thursday, Oct. 2, 1969 • ordwich Personal Note MA And Mrs. Edward Doig Or T*COQ Visited with their . MX. and Mrs. Harold . Oil Sunday. Other visitors • * ttatne home were Miss Plittchart of Clifford , Mr. and M. James Stevenson of gallizton and Mr. and M r s. •Mes Inglis of Clifford. Rev. Stewart and Mrs. Miner of Exeter were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Doig on Mon - 'day. M. and Mrs. Crosby Sothern spent the week- end with Mx. and Mrs. William Magill and Jimmy in London. • Week -end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bride (,) were Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Rankin' and two children of Agincourt and Mr. a n d Mrs. Bob Bride of London. Mrs. Pearl Patterson is spend- ing a few weeks with Mr. and Ws- Jim Patterson in Toronto and with Mrs. Irene Barrows at Peterborough. Mr. and Mrs. Anson Ruttan and Janice spent the week -end -at their cottage at Amberley. Mro. and Mrs. Doug Wild - fang, Brian and Paul of Cooks- ville spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs: Roy Simmons. Mrs. Bernice Sparling, Mrs. James Vittie and Mrs. Harold Doig visited one day last week YOU CAN TELL A .LOT ABOUT A MAN JUST BY THE LOOK OF HIS CLOTHES Frequent dry cleaning Helps keeps Clothes Fresh end New Looking. Free Pick-up and Delivery Mondays. and Fridays or PHONE 357-3190 professional Service by People Who Care WINGHAM DRIVE-IN CLEANERS with Mrs. George Ashton and with Mr. Ashton, at Victoria Hospital, London. Friends of Mrs, Roy Mc - Dougall will be pleased to know she was able to return home Thursday from Listowel Mem- orial Hospital where she had been confined the past t w o weeks. Best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. John Martin who were married Saturday in Fordwich Anglican Church and to Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hibberd who were also mar- ried Saturday in Harriston Ang- lican Church. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Graham spent last week with relatives in T Weed. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Huan of Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs. William Lang of Buffalo spent a few days last week at the home of Mr. and Mxs. Jack Schumak- er. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hunt and three sons attended the 35th wedding anniversary of Mrs. Hunt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Webster, in Lucknow on Saturday. Miss Violet Beswetherick left last week from Toronto Interna- tional Airport on a three weeks' tour of Ireland., Scotland and England. Mr. Noble Cattanach is con- fined to Listowel Memorial Hos- pital. ' Mr. and Mrs. Scott Clarkson • and family, Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Nickel and David Jacobson were guests Saturday at the Hibberd - Tomlin wedding in the Anglican Church, Harriston. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lepping- ton of Schomberg spent the week- end at their home here. Miss Grace Aylsworth of Min- ton spent, a few• days,last Week with Mrs. R. Watters, and oth- er friends in the village. Mr. and Mrs. 'Les Watkins of Toronto and John Harr is of Georgetown were week -end • guests with Mr, and Mrs. Clare Harris. • Mrs. George,Richards, Jim • and,Carol Ann and Mrs. Leslie • Burrows of London spent. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Austin Stin- son. • Mx. and Mrs. Bill Roberts of Listowel visited on Sunday with friends in town. YOUR CHOICE IN THE FIELD ‘11:111r SATURDAY- IN OCTOBER • Under 3 feet •- ▪ $1.00 Ov'Oveerr 34'lfeeeett - • $1.75 ▪ $1.50 • REPLACE YOUR ELM WITH 'MAJESTIC SPRUCE 1 FORKS TREE. FARM • . • ON GOLF COURSE ROAD For information call: Ed Marsh'— 357-2387, Wingham •••2&16b Anniversary at Fordwich United • F ORD WIC H.- ,-Anniversary service was held Sunday morn- ing in the Fordwich United Church. Rev. A. F. Gardner, a former minister now in Arthur delivered a very inspiring ser- mon taking as his theme, Jesus and the Church Today. The choir sang two anthems and Mrs. Ron Livermore and Miss Marian Harding sang a duet. The 01) tion 11' THUM GUNNER . The ast week has beu3 low. Mete IS PO Meal hectic one of planning; MS, setting up the Troop for the' al Salute; second. courses Uk; tun within the unit; third, inr stitutional inspections. NaAle$ appeared quite often on MOM • than one slate (an NCO corgi) be en the Royal Salute and OP listed instruct on a =MO • These of course, are going to be very busy persons, 0- -0- -0 Twenty personnel from the unit started out Saturday 50 walk the Bruce Trai 1. The parry, all volunteers was made up of officers, NCO 's and men from all three sub units of the Regiment, commanded by the CO, Lt. Col. R. P. Ritter and the second -in -command, Ma, jor J. L. B. Melanson. They left Wingham at 8. 30 Saturday morning via unit ve- hide. debussed and started up the trail. from Singharripton, neat Collingwood. They spent the evening at Devil's Glen provin. cial park, where everyone got into pack rations and cooked individual meals by heattablets. There was a good rain during the night but all were protected by ponchos as they doubled up and made pup tents by button- ing them together. (That is all but one. He thought sleeping out under the stars would be bet- ter and now he knows. Some people just have to learn the hard way. ) • • Altogether the unit covered some 25 miles which was con- sidered excellent training for the young Gunners in respect of moving with full personalequip- ment over rough ground, plus learning how to look afterthenk.. selves on the trail. The unix returned to Wing - ham at approximately 4.30 Sunday afternoon, tired but with high morale. There is . something about a good trek in the open which g iv es one -a sense of well being. 0-- 0- -0 Well, this will be the last column written by the Old Gun- ner. It may not be the last Observation Post Names have been. mentioned to take over the column. • By the tirne you read this,• • the Old Gunner will be retired • from the. Cdn Armed Forces Land element. This has been 25' years of service in peace and war. They have beenmost • memorable and at times very hectic, some. high spots, some in lamentiu8 *or* as the door ou 03,14 Varciei 04 op en on auelhet. I shmerehf WPC thatiny con- tribution toayour i,,Pcat malt ha been one of substalWe and wifl not have been ja yaw thae is sorne indleatiOn that it 'may well have been). 1 With to thank the present commanding officer, offieen4 liCgs and men of the ung for their under-, standing and wonderful eo,oper- ation. without this 21 FIeId Regiment would not be what ft is today. Furthermre, 1 would like° to thank the various communi- ties who encouraged theiryoung men to volunteer for service in the unit. The young men that • are coaling forward are of a very high calibre and a credit to their communities. We are not "war mongers" as some people would have us marked. No one wants war, particularly Canadjans. Th:a bulk of this country's popula- tion has immigrated to this country because they were fed. up with endless wars and revolu- tions in their native lands. How- ever, there axe forces and deal systems in this world which covet the other's lands and man • has .net yet progressed to the point where he is to "beat his • sword into a plowshare". You may only keep that which you jealously guard. • Finis .1.11111011MINMENIMMI...., What People Are Saying .• About Our Fall Fair Special '11-1N1•1 Nitt TAKE YOUR CHOICE WITH A NEW SNO46.1ET 70 — FREE SNO*JET SLEIGH, Value $124.95 -- OR 2 FREE SNOWMOBILE SUITS WITH BOOTS, value $92.00 — OR SNOWMOBILE TRAILER for only $50.00, regular price $169.00 OFFER 600DUNTIL OCTOBER 11, 1969. OPEN EVENINGS AND WEEKBENDS • SEE THE NEw Awitireg*JET7fl AT SNO*JET •SAM AND SERVICE 137 John. Street West, Wingham Phone 357-2583 Jr. Cs lose to Mount Albert. Whitechurch Jr. C Softball team played with Mount Albert in the deciding game. of the 0. A. S. A. series, on neutral • ground, Guelph ExhibitionPark, Saturday evening. •Each team had won a game • in the best 2 of 3 series and Mount Albert broke the tie by winning 4-2. They now have one more team to play for the 0. A. S. A. Championship. 4mokers don't respond to scare technique tri$ ,arrived Suuday. She ru met 'billet daughter ia*i 141.r. and Mot 140 Ictellor. Mrs. ICI:eller cime to 1041thiFtfeen ran ,ar, and s4 husband visited Scotland 1961. Mi. Mortis 1, rig lias°a. very e • 4Mt. of colgary coney wlth old KroUor. Mb* 041:4+7 1968 BISCAYNE, 6, Auto., radio 1967 PONTIAC I.aurentlan, V8, Auto., radio 1967 MUSTANG, 2.0oor Hardtop, VOA Auto., radio 1967 .FORD Custom 400or Went 64. Automatic, and radi0 ., 1967 CHEVY 11 +Door Wan, 6 qt. • 1966 CHEV BEL AIR, 6 Auto., • ratlio 1966 PONTIAC Laurentian Sedan, Auto., radio "WHERE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IS PART OP Ilk WINGHAM, ONTARIO • • 1/2 SUPER . • • • . MILE .,..H111 BAKKE , , R " I SPEED'S OF 125 I I I I I Nip A New York psychiatrist who stopped -smoking nine years ago is not sold on scaring patients into giving up cigarettes. ac- cording to the Medical Post. Speaking to the annual meeting of rhe American Medical Asso- ciation, Dr. Herbert Spiegel, associate clinical professor of psychiatry. College of Physici- ans and Surgeons. Columbia Un- iversity, New York, said the negative approach rarely work- ed. pr. Spiegel outlined his method of getting a patient to commit himself to respect and protect his body to distract his attention away from the urge to smoke. In a 45 -minute office visit, about 10 rninutes is taken up with testing the ability,of the patient to be hypnotized. The patient is taught how to in the hypnotic sensations himself. In this receptive state of mind three basic points are brought out: smoking is poison- ous; you need your body to live; you owe your body this respect and protection. To test the patient's suscep- tibility to suggestion, Dr. Spie- gel has one simple test. He asks the subject to look up to- wards his eyebrow and then close his eyelids without mov - Ing his eyes. If„a patient can do this he can be hypnotized. Once patients can induce hyp- nosis, they are instructed to practise it once every two bouts. 150.. LAP INTE CHAMPIONSHIP •• Featuring TOP • - . Canadian. and US. Racing $:tar • SEE:*Harvey Lennox *Norm Mackereth *At Wood *Nolan Swift *Jack Conley *Warren Coniam *Ken Andrews *Bendy Warren *Al Mitchell Be sure not to. miss this spectacularsvent with sixty of the finest racing drivers will be trying to qualify thru heats and semi's for the BIG 150 lap championship race. ALSO HOBBY DIVISION RACING 40,011.01.11,6firommonei Friday Oct. 3,' 1969 Roce Time 8:30 P.M. ADMISSION FOR THIS SPECIAL EVENT Adults S5.00 Children under 12 FREE Port Huron (HAI,: 22) IDelaware I nternotionol Speedway , Toronto Nidotob Falls