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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-02-17, Page 7Euchre party FORDWICH -- The Young Peo- ple of the United Church held a very successful euchre party with 16 tables in play. High lady was Mrs.. Russel Behrns; low lady, Mrs. Forrest; high man, Henry Mundt; low man, Jim Cagier ; special, Mrs. Smith. ST, HELENS Mr. and Mrs. Ivan McQuillan, Andrea and David of Kitchener were Sunday visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred McQuillan. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Corbett of Alliston were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Miller and family • UT. MAT. 19 v".21 u 22 0 The stirring saga of a Grizzly - Monarch's conflict with man • featuring „)a►�.! Leon Ames aspaoldman athe SUN. MATINEE ' 2:00 p.m. SUN. 7 p.m. & 9 p.m: MON. & TUES. 7 p.m. & 9 p.m. mountain Children 7k Plya �,. Spectac4ler ( , InIst bonai Productions inc SKI Short--���rE•.!«�uw+ "Get Hot" 101. Opportunity 44'One storey cement block building 30' k 52' having an attached office 14'.x 16' on' • "• a good sized lot. Situated in a thriving community one lot off No. 4 Highway, suit- able for small business'sales and service etc.' Priced to sell at $8,000.00. Morris Township 100 acres having 32 acres in good sod, balance pasture and 240 rods of river cross- ing farm. Inquire today, priced right. 24 Acres In East Wawanosh Town- ship, excellent retreat with the Maitland. River flowing across acreage - river very wide, land scenic. 15' acres cleared •on front. Price $7,- 900.00. DON HOLST REAL ESTATE LTD. Realtors, Wingham "Rural Ontario Specialists". • OFFICE 357-3840 Wm. Adamson 887-6357 C. A. Sutcliffe '392-6969 John Brewer 887-9039 1 i'9NTEE tisINTEE FOR SALE Two storey double reed brick home with 3 ,bedrooms, kit- chen, living room, dining room, oil furnace and 3 pc. bath. This home is in good condition and is Iocated"ji;lst four doors from Wingham's main street. Priced for quick sale. Immediate possession. Spacious 'family home in Wroxeter, 3 bedrooms, large kitchen, dining room, living room. ' Located on lot 99' x 132'. House in good condi- tion with new roof, new wiring, new oil furnace 4 pc. bath., Taxes only '$45 and the price is low. , 50. Acres Acreage with 40 acres work- able And remainder in mix- ed bush with springs. Small barn located on property. Located iri Belgrave area, priced low. MULTIPLE LIONS $FIYICI PHOTO LISTING.. SERVICE Contact: JOHN F. BRENT Phone: Office 357-1344 Res. 357-1418 SCHOOL CHAMPIONS of F. E. Madill Secondary School Grades 11 and 12 technical course, Lloyd Morrison, Dale Caskanette, Joe Eckenswiler, Allan Robb and Ken Scott', display .p iO bilis avvaraea by the ,industrial Accident Pre- vention Association to winners of a safety practice contest. They answered 2 questions and participated in three quizzes during Oc ober, November and December and wil,h° now compete against Clinton and if successful, move on t With diair ici competition at'&i aiior d. Wiihem i�:7:w• B Staff Photo. Personal Notes from Fordwich Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hunt spent Wednesday in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gauthier spent one day last wee`"in Strat- ford. Bill Miller and .Ron Kolody of Elora were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller. Mrs. Stan Bride, Mrs. Harold Wallace and Mrs. Alex Graham of Gorrie attended the 75th anni- versary of the Women's Institute, held in Toronto on S��aturday. Mrs. Marian Kirby is spending some time with relatives in To- ronto. Carl Ettinger and Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Miller. and Mrs. Elmer Miller spent one day last week in London. Mr. and Mrs. Gary -Sothern, Tracy and .Timmy of Palmerston and Mr. , and Mrs. William Mul- vey, Cindy and Jeffrey of Bel - more were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sothern. Mr. and Mrs. David Steinacker and family of Orangeville were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Steinacker. Mr. and Mrs: Keith Duncan, Stephen and Kimberly of, Bramp- ton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert 9Connell. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Doig- and David of St. Catharines visited one day last week with Mr. and 1„..41 1. �Y k I l i i l.,`.;/', Mrs. Ross Doig. Mrs. Doig re- sides at the Village Nursing Home, but was able to .be home for the day with her family. Gary`{laassen of Toronto spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Klaassen. Garn King is somewhat im- proved following eye surgery last week in Guelph. Mrs. Anson Demerling, who underwent sur- gery in Palmerston hospital, is improving nicely. Emmerson Hargrave of Listo- wel is spending some time with Mr.. algid Mrs. Wellington Har- grave. Mac Corbett of London visited Sunday with Mrs. Ruby Forester. Saturday evening visitors with Mr. and ,Mrs. Elmer Williamson. were Mr. and Mrs. Lenwood Ed- gar, Tania and Dale of Mount . Forest. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lambkin of Kitchener 'were guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lamb- kin. Mr..and Mrs. Carroll Johnson visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Neeb in Kitchener. Dennis, . Hogg returned home Friday from Palmerston hospi- tal. Mrs. Irene Barrons who had .spent .the past two months- with her sister, Mrs, Pearl Patterson, INDUCTED AS a member of Wingham Lions Club last Tuesday night', Monty Bennett receives his club pin from Fred McGee. The induction was conducted by G. W. Tiffin. "Bud" Cruickshank and Mr. McGee were, co-sponsors for the new member. —Staff Photo. returned to her home at Cordova Mines last week. Mrs. Glenn Johnston and Mrs. Jack Ruttan were Kitchener visitors on. Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce . Arm- strong, Mrs. Anne Armstrong, Mrs. Ruby Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sothern, .Mrs. Roy Sim- mons and William Sothern at- tended the funeral Saturday of The Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, February 17, 1972 ---Page 7 Students win cash awards in IAPA safety contest Five students of F. E. Madill Secondary School could each= vin $185 in a contest sponsored by the Industrial Accident Safety Pre- vention Association of Ontario which will run through until April. Successful in the local contest Mrs. F. Howson dies .in Florida Funeral service was held on Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the S. J. Walker Funeral Home in Wing - ham for Mrs. Frank R: Howson o( Min j e Street who died Saturday avtona Beach. Florida. fol - wing a -brief illness. Rev. Barry assmore was the officiating clergy and, interment was, in Wingham Cemetery. Pallbearers were Mac, Jim, Bill, Doug and Bruce Howson and Bob Crawford. Floral tributes were carried by Bill Cruikshank and Doug Hoffman. k. Mrs. Howson was born in Wing - ham on May 8, 1891. She was the former Ruby Olive Kerr, a daughter of the late John Kerr and Mary Fyfe. She received much of her education in Wing - ham and was a school teacher be- fore her marriage. She was married first to John McCallum who predeceased. her... In 1951 she married Mr. Howson who survives, with three step- sons, Allan McCallum of Toronto, Fred Howson of Blyth and Ross Howson of Galt. Also surviving are 11 grandchildren. Mrs. Howson was a member of the Wingham United Church. William Armstrong in Wingham. William Marriner returned home Friday after being confined several days last week to the K -W Hospital, Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bunker spent the weekend with relatives in Burlington. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Klaassen visited one day last week with friends in Sarnia. Elders and stewards inducted at Wroxeter WROXETER — Kenneth Mc- Michael and Lewis Taylor were inducted as elders and Mrs. Ag- nes Wright, Paul Higgins ' and Stewart Higgins as stewards dur- ing the morning service in the United Church Sunday. Rev. G. W. Sach inducted the new of- ficers. "My Song of Faith" was sung as a choir anthem, enlarged. on in prayer by Mr. Sach. His sermon theme was "When I am weak, then I am strong.", Paul, in his earlier days was a prosecutor until .. he was con- .. verted on the road to Damascus.. He was not robust 'in health but when he was spiritually uplifted his plysical health improved Howick Lions bingo ;Winners Regular games: Mrs. R. Lock- wood, Wroxeter ; Mrs. Ed Marsh, Wingham; Mary Dumphy, Listo- wel. and Clarence"'''lenstedt, Docking; Mrs. Lobsinger, Mild- may; Mrs. 'Ed Marsh, Wingham and Mrs. Cliff Goodwin, Moore- field; Mrs. Newman and Mrs. S. Holloway , of Wingham; Mrs. Hamilton, Lucknow; Mrs. G. Strauss, Mildmay and Mrs. Hoeffle, Mildmay; Mrs. L. Fis- cher, Listowel; Mrs. S. Huber, - Mildmay; Mel Beattie, Listowel; Kathleen Ellacott, 'Listowel. "Share. the Wealth" 1: Mrs. Strauss, Mildmay, Mrs. Bob Montgomery, Wingham and Mrs. C. Denstedt, Dorking; 2: Mrs. H. Bell, Harriston. $25 Special: Mrs. S. Huber, Mildmay; Jackpot con- solation plus bonus: Mrs. Wm. Kennedy, Wingham. Lap Card Special: Mrs. L. Montgomery, Wingham. Door prizes: Doreen Denstedt, Dorking, Mel Beattie, Listowel, Frank McCormick, Wingham and Miss Al Williamson, Wing - ham. Lucky Draws: Frank Ham- ilton, Lucknow, Marilyn Spitzig, Chepstow, Lorne Fischer, Listo- wel and Mrs. Bill Hogg, Gorrie. REAL. EST1*TE 176 DIAGONAL ROAD 3571117 WINGHAM, ONTARIO Country Home Attractive country home located close to Wingham on a well maintained road. ' Solid brick construction Modern kitchen, dining room, living room with fire- place, family room and den. Upstairs are 4 bedrooms. Lots of cedar lined closets, a'full bath is contained on each floor. Full basement, hot water radiator heating. Double 'garage of brick construction. One acre of grounds _.are _nicely .landscaPe.4. This property is very reasonably priced at only $16,500. asking $5,000. down with easy terms on' the balance. 50 Acre Highway Farm Situated 3 miles from .Wingham. 6 room home hav- ing -modern kitchen,..3 pc. bath and oil furnace, sun porch and garage is attached. Large barn is in excel- lent condition, stabling is set up for beef. Drilled well water supply. 44 acres are tillable, presently seeded to hay pasture. The back of the property borders the Maitland River. Full price $19,500. Terrrls are avail- able. Many have burdens with which to cope. We all have thea op- portunity p-portunity to serve God. To be without God is to be without hope. If we work with Christ our lives are changed, the speaker said. "God demands our full support. The church should come first. It takes great sacrifice to give total commitment to the church but we cannot play at being an elder or a steward." Next Sunday Mr. G. Fiel will speak on Underground Evangel- ism and the smuggling 'of Bibles into Russia. . On February 26th the the young 'people of the Gorrie ' charge will hold a supper to earn money for the 'snowmobile fund for the mis- sionary in northern Labrador where Mr. and ,Mrs: Saeh visited' last summer. Donations from any church would be acceptable to help reach this goal. Rev. G. W. Sack; addresses UCW WROXETER — Members of the United Church Women held their February meeting in the church school room last' Wednes- day evening with an attendance of 15. The theme was "Missions". The devotional part of the meet ing was in charge of the Harmony Unit; with members Mrs. Jack McLean and Mrs. Ron .Mc- Michael conducting the worship service, which was based on the Book of Acts, and dealt with a review of the first,, missionaries, the Apostles. A letter from missionaries in charge of a college in Kingston, Jamaica was read by Mrs. Wear - ring, and also a letter from a missionary in Africa; read by Mrs. M. Allen. The guest speaker, Rev. G. W. Sach, pastor of the Gorrie, and Wroxeter churches, was intro- duced by Mrs. Lockwood. He spoke on "World Missions", after which he showe a film on the African ields, which was most interesting. During the business period, presided over by the leader, Mrs. Lillian Gallaher, the dates for the annual' women's World Day of Prayer, Friday, March 3, and the annual church garden party, Wednesday, May 24, were ' an- nounced. , Members of the Willing Work- ers' Unit served lunch, and a social time was enjoyed. EXPRESSING APPRECIATION to the speaker, Stewart Beattie of the Wingham Lions Club presents a gift to Dr. Leigh Clarke who delighted the members with a descriptive talk about Newfoundland. —Staff Photo. for Grade 11 and 12 students in technical courses, Ken Scott, Allan Robb, Joe Eek.enswiller and Dale Caskanette were the re- cipients of $10 each and reserve Lloyd Morrison $5.00 when named champions of F. E. Ma- dill. The competition consisted of 32 questions and three quizzes per- taining to safe practice in indus- trial operations. The five boys will now represent the school in the second plateau next week at Clinton. " g Should they be"successful, the °Madill team will win $25 each, then go into the district competi- tion at Stratford where they would be 'in line to each win $50 and proceed into the area finals wheie the winning team will col- lect $100 each in prize money. Technical course teacher E. Beard is the coach of the F. E. Madill team and has been active since the inception of the IAPA competition in preparing the con- testants for the series of ques- tions and the quizzes. St. Helens Attending the 75th anniversary luncheon of the Women's. In- stitute at the Royal York, Toronto on Saturday were Mrs. Harold •:Gaunt and Mrs. Allan Miller. The next shoot party at St. Helens hall is Thursday, Febru- ary 17. Alfred Patterson returned home last week following major surgery at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. He spent a few weeks convalescing with relatives before returning home. - • CONVENTIONAL TERMS • COMPETITIVE RATES • AMOUNTS UP TO 75% OF VALUE 44a11‘ tso -I lsss4P6� Our Corporation can also provide builders with short term and NIH - financing as well as purchase existing first mortgages. For more details contact: Doug Cherry (705) 726-7200; Toronto area' customers please call 887-5704 (no toll charge).. , the municipal savings 8( loan corporation P.O. 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