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St of ` the acci-
istkiry patients treated at
District Hospital
ma, ear accidents contri-
' WO Of aminor nature.
MacDonald of Wingham
mad struck his head a week
sir ?u day, injuring his head
mad neck. His condition was re -
ped. satisfactory.
A. fall at home resulted in a
fractured left wrist for Mfrs.
Janet Craig ° of RR 3, Wingham,
Wednesday of last week.
On Friday Vaughn Passmore,
son of Rev. and Mrs. Barry Pass-
, was struck on the chin with
a hockey stick resulting in a
laceration.
Shoulder Hurt
Jatnes Button, aged 21, of
.Blyth, suffered an injury to his
right shoulder in a car accident at
Blyth on Saturday. The incident
was investigated by Const. Bal-
ser of Wingham Detaclunent
OPP.
A fall at home reed in pain-
ful hip injuries for Gordon Brooks
of Lucknow. He was admitted to
hospital here by ambulance Sat-
urday and is reported in satis-
factory condition,
On Sunday Gail Hackett, 11, of
Lucknow, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Hackett, fractured
her left arm in a fall at home.
While skating at home on Sun-
day, Mrs. Irene Johnston of RR 2,
Brussels, fractured her left leg.
She was able to go home after
treatment.
Bruce 'Struthers, 18, Brussels,
suffered facial lacerations and
injured knees when he lost con-
trol of the vehicle he was driving
and struck a post.
—Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Streich
and ` familyspent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hut
chinson and family =atBurlington.
--Mr. and Mrs, Norman
Deyell, Brian Beyell, Mr. and
Mrs, .Murray Gaunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim English and Mrs. Mae
Deyell attended the wedding last
Saturday of Miss Beverley Po-
cock and Robin Seale, both of
-litchener,. in Grace Missionary
Church, Port Hope. The couple
will reside in Kitchener.
—Miss Donna Ballagh of Tees -
water spent the weekend with her
grandmother, Mrs. Mel Brad-
burn.
—Mr and Mrs. Don Campbell,of London visited with Mrs. Gor-
don . Elliott, Edward Street, re-
cently. Guests at the same home
Were Mr -.and Mrs. Bev Mitchell
of Molesworth.
'4 -Mr. and'. Frank King of
Gorrie: ,were Thursday visitors
with Mrs.` W. H. Haney, Leopold
Street
—Fleming Ballagh .of Carling
Terrace is iii! proved condition
in the' ngbam and District Hos•
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pital wherehehas been a patient
i`oir few wee� , ,,
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family of Kitchener spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs.
Robert Powell, and also visited
other .relatives in town.
—Mr. and Mrs. Carl Casemore,
Doug Casemo}•e and Miss Joyce
Hunter of Belgrave were guests
on Saturday at the McDonald -
Hodge wedding in Huntsville. The
groom is a nephew of Mrs. Case-
more.
—Mr. and Mrs. Dave McCul-
lough and family of Goderich
visited last Wednesday with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. William
.Henderson, Edward Street. The
visit was in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Hendersons f'4th wedding anni-
versary ,which was celebrated
last Thursday.
—Mr. ;.and' Mrs. Tom. Macko
and Becky of Wallaceburg: were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Belanger and family, Vic-
toria Street, During the weekend,
a birthday party was held in
honor of :little Carol. Belanger,
who:'will be sit years old this
weekend.
Newlyweds
est week to fly 'tai‘tilwaii.
Froin there they Will go: to 'New
',Zealand where they will reside.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Seddon and
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evening the si le eitib held a
'social .evening in the community
hall in honor :of newlyweds, Mr.
and Mrs. Graham Moffat of Tees -
water. There were 16 tables play -
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Graham Moffat.
After the card party a program
was held [With Phillip Steer as
. chairman. Karen and Leanne
Young, Joanne and 'Christine
Bregman sang a number and
Mrs: Phillip Steer, with Mrs. Bill
Scott pianist, sang "Bless This
House". Nancy deBoer and Mary
• Bongerman presented a skit and
Mary also played an accordion
solo: The .pre-schoolers sang a
chorus.
Mr. and Mrs: Moffat were then
given seats of .honor while Dave
Moffat read an address and Wes-
ley Young presented them with a
gift of money on behalf of those
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Moffat both re-
plied with words of gratitude and
invited their friends to visit them
in Teeswater. For' Mrs. Moffat it
was a real reunion as she met
many she had known when she
lived in the vicinity prior to mov-
ing to Saskachewan.
Lunch was served by the com-
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Wingham Curling Club recently, and F. E. Madill Secondary School entry was eliminated
by Mount Forest 8-6 after a well•played game. Left to right are Bill Sellers, Dave Shep-
herd, Ron Mc Kague and Alan Grant, skip, with Coach Cave Hawkins of the teaching Staff.
Exeter and Seaforth .rinks were also eliminated while Mount Forest proceeded into play -
downs at Hanover last weekend. (Staff Photo)
Nearly $6,004 damages
from area collisions
Two. men were injured in sep-
arate accidents and a total of
nearly $6,000 damage was caused
to . motor vehicles involved in
accidents in this region during
the past week. In the seven acci-
dents reported by Wingam
Detachment, OPP, damage aver-
aged nearly $1,000 each:
James 13. Struthers of Ethel
was injured and brought to Wing-
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By Christine Foxton
Well, ' here we are again at
another Cub meeting, with a good
turnout of Cubs.
The meeting got under way .
with the Grand'Howl led by Akela.
Kaa (Mrs.. Heim). Then the boys
had their game for the night,
called '"dodge ball". Following
the game, the Green Group meted
out a skit.
Later the boys enjoyed some
wrestling matches among them-
selves and had a good time.
Mal'tt told3lhe rest of .:
the boys ? the story of Baden
Powell; after which the following
boys were invested by ,Akela
Kaa: Greg Storey, Donnie Brooks
and Terry Hoy.
Following the investiture, sone
of : the Cubs received badges.
They were: Michael Rintoul, ath-
letic badge; Lenny Hoy, house
orderly; badge; Tommy Foulon,
team. player'& badge, and finally
Todd Struthers, his team player's
and house orderly badges.
Time was getting short by then
and the meeting was brought to a
close with the Cub Prayer.
See you next week, Cubs!
ham and District Hospital
Sunday in an accident' at Brus-
sels. His vehicle struck and broke
a hydro pole on County Road 12
just north of County Road 16 in
Brussels. Damage totalled{..
'James B. Button was injured
Saturday in a two -car collision
with ,Arnold A. Riley of RR 1,
Lonriesboro, The accident oc-
curred in Blyth. Damage to' the
vehicles was estimated at $1,200.
In another accident Saturday
only relatively minor damage re-
sulted when John A. Rutledge of
-Brussels and Thomas Hanrahan
of Ethel were in a collision at
Con. 8 east of Sideroad 25-26,
Grey Township: There were no
injuries and damages were esti-
mated at $225.
Posts Broken
Fifteen guideposts were smash-
, ed and total damage of $1,20.0 was
caused last Thursday when
George A. Brooks of RR 2, St.
Pauls was involved in a single car
accident on fluron County Road
12, south of Highway 86. There
were no injuries.
On the same day John Carmi-
chael of RR1, Belgrave was in a
single car accident on Highway 4
north of the CPR crossing. Dam-
ages to. the Carmichael car were
estimated at $1,000.
Gerald D. McLean of Wingham
was involved in a single ear accir
dent on Highway 4, south of the
Maitland River bridge when a
deer ran onto the highway in
front of his car. Damage to the
McLean car was estimated at,
$200. '
Damage of $1,100 resulted
January ,16 when Henry Wheeler
and John T. Goodall, both of
Wingham, were involved in a
two -car collision on Highway 4,
south of the Maitland River
bridge. There were no injuries.
Busy Week
During the week January 15-21
four investigations were carried
out under the Liquor Control Act
with four persons charged: 14
charges were laid under the
Highway Traffic Act with 14
warnings issued and 22 investiga-
tiffis were carried out under the
Criminal Code with three persons
charged, reports Cpl. C. R. Cros-
kill, m charge of Wingham De-
thchment.
. Moore elected,
vin rick pre
Rich- 04.00-401y cookirence and the
UCW members staked many
*motions.
Mrs. Moore thanked the Eire
for coming and giving the
highlights of the comference.
meeting closed with the
benediction.
• and Moore was inotalled as
President of the Calvin Brick
United Church Women when
members met Ott Wednesday at
the hoarse of Mrs.,Ray .Damn
Mrs. Gilbert Bit inatalled
the •new officer* who also
included vicepre ideat,Mrs. Roy
Dawson; ,secretary, Ronald
Jai�natesoxt � John�.� assistant. «
Jamieson; treasurer, Mrs, Peter
Chandler; Citizenship convener,
Mrs, Gordon McBurney; Ste,
wardship convener and repre-
sentatiivQe{�to Board of Stew,
Mrs. Mex He robe. rtson; Commun-
ity Friendship, Mrs. Ken Mason;
Finance, Mrs, Chandler; Christ-
ian and Missionary Education,
Mrs. uonata ',Vow; Missionary
and Service, Mrs. Beecroft;
Flowers, Mrs, Ronald Coultes;
Literature, Mrs. Beecroft; nom-
inating committee, Mrs, Roy
Dawson Mrs. Richard Moore,
Mrs. Ronald Couites; social cotn-
mittee Mrs. Gorge McGee;
supply, Mrs. Roy Pattison; Pian-
ists, Mrs. Sidney Thompson, Mrs.
Norman Coulte$; program lead-
ers, Mrs% Gordon. McBurney,
Mrs. Dow, Mrs. Chandler, Mrs.
Robertson; Official Board repre-
sentative Mrs. Moore press,
Mrs. R. Jamieson; manse repre-
sentative, Mrs. Robertson. Bast
president is Mrs. ken Mason:
Mrs. G, McBurney conducted
the worship service, giving a
reading, "New , Year's Wish".
Mrs. John Jamieson read scrip-
ture and led in prayer and Mrs.
Richard Moore gave the medita-
tion, "flow Large a Circle".
Twelve members were present at
the meeting.
Mrs. McBurney introduced
three guests, Alice Beecroft,
Helen Chandler and Barbara
Muilwik, who were delegates at-
tending the Christian Toc Alpha
conference at Niagara: The
theme of the conference was
"Alternatives: Drugs and Alco-
hol". The girls gave details of the
gide-elect?Thin read this
Weddingormation;forma- are available at theme
officefor the convenience affect in submitting weddingdetails.
for a newspaper writp. •
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tly and find we must get a'firm policy.:.., so bridek.elect,, *toe note!
Completed forms MUST berecetved in our office not later than the
ThurSday after the wedding date forpubl cation the following week.
Photographs, if they are to appear with the write-up, must be reaeiYed
by the Monday of the week of publication. Photograph.' should be is
black and white but snapshots are not acceptable. If the photograph'
arrives at a later date it will be printed with caption only,
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The family of Mrs. Mary Jane
Taylor held open house in ' the
auditorium on Sunday afternoon,
in honor of their mother's 90th
birthday. Seventy-five relatives
and friends .attended the party
and Mrs: Taylor received numer-
ous birthday cards and a special
message from Prime Minister
Trudeau.
Belrnore Personals
Mr. and Mrs. T. Marubaski and
family of Toronto visited last
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Renwick-.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Diefenbaker,
Mr. and Mrs. John Diefenbaker
and Darrin were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Gruelich
in Galt.
Mr., and Mrs: Walter Renwick
attended the monthly meeting of
the Western Ontario Lamb Pro-
ducers Association held last Wed-
nesday at Norwell District High
School, Palmerston.
Mrs. Fred Doubledee is a pa-
tient in Wingham and District
Hospital.
' Best wishes from the commun-
ity to Mr. and Mrs. Dayid Met-
Bluevale
The Bluevale-Belmore Young
People's Society held its meeting
in Belmore Presbyterian Church
Sunday evening.
HarveyMesser of Toronto
spent thweekend at his farm
home and visited Saturday with
Mrs. Raymond Elliott.
Denis Freeman took Mrs. A. D.
Smith to London on Saturday
where they visited Mr. Smith and
Ross Mann.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Vincent on Saturday
were Mr. Vincent's daughters
and sons-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
James Annis of New Brunswick
and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller of
London.•
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
don. Ruff ,and Gordie on Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Snell,
David and Brian of Sand Hill. At
the same home on Sunday were
Mrs. Dorothy Ruff and Miss
Irene Ruff, Mr. and Mrs. Steven
Tendall of Brampton.
- Little Heather McGavin stayed
with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mre. 'Carl Johnstiitt, for the *eek-
calfe (Gwen Press).
Monday, the Behnore Squirts
defeated Fordwich by a score of
9-2. Belmore scorers were Mur-
ray Mawhinney with five goals,
David Eadie with two goals and
Donny Busby and Andy Renwick,
each with one.
Weekend, visitors with Tom
Darling were Miss Isabel Darling
of Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs.
John Tyler of St. Marys.
Miss Jean Inglis of Kitchener
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Inglis.
In broomball, Belmore de-
• feated Ambleside by a score of
1-0. Peter Douglas scored the
Belmore goal.
Personals
end while her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Neil McGavin, visited at
Brampton and Whitby and at-
tended a curling bonspiel.
Terry Johnston, OVC student at
University of Guelph, spent the
weekend withhis parents.
Mrs. J. J. Elliott spent Wednes-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ver-
beek and family of Gorrie.
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Haugh
and Eileen visited Mrs. Beryl
Kirktdn Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Elliott
visited with Mr. Elliott's sister,
Mrs. Mary MacTavish at Huron -
view on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Haugh
and Eileen spent Friday with Mr.
and Mrs. Mike Newton and
Michael at Wioxeter.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Elliott were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Elliott on Sunday.
Saturday visitors with Mrs. R.
H. McKinnon were Mr. and Mrs.
John K. MaeTavish of Brantford,
John' R. 1VracTavlah acid Miss
Cathy Wooer^of Kitchener.
Bob and Danny . Heywood of
Exeter provided special musical
numbers at the Christian Wo -
Men's Clubsongservice on Sun-
day evening. Mrs. Luther of Hen-
sall led the service with devotions
taken by Mrs. Whilsmuth of Exe-
ter.
Mr, and Mrs. Bert Finlay of
Goderich assisted the Huronview
regulars w'th the old tyme music
for Mondaj afternoon's activi-
ties. •
• The Huronview Women's Aux-
iliary was host on Wednesday
afternoon for the January birth-
day party, convened by the vice
president, Mrs. Webster of Blyth.
Mrs. Millar Richmond showed.
slide pictures of places of interest
in Ontario, the Maritimes and
Western Canada, which were en-
joyed by everyone. Following a
skng-a-long, led by Mrs. Dwight
Campbell, accompanied by Mrs.
Richmond, gifts were presented
to the 27 celebrants and lunch
was served by the auxiliary. Miss
May Davies, one of the ladies
celebrating their 90th birthday
this month, thanked the group on
behalf of the residents.
The square dancers were fea-
tured at the family Night pro-
gram, which ° as arranged and
introduced by their teacher, Mrs.
Orville Storey of Seaforth. The
dancers include Doris and Donna
Lawson, Darlene and Debbie
Tayor, Verne Sawyer, Les Law-
son, David Townsend and Roy
Brown. Marlene Glenville played
the guitar and ' sang four solo
numbers and Susan , McAllister
entertained with piano and ac-
cordion solos. Nelson Howe on the
violin, accompanied at the piano
by Mrs. Lawrie Sawyer, provided
the old tyme music for the
dancers and opened the program
with some favorite tunes. Jack
Carter expressed the apprecia-
tion of the residents for a most
eniovable hour of entertainment.
—Tom Powell and daughter
Bonnie of Brantford visited
Saturday with Mrs. Robert Pow-
ell. They also visited Mr: Pow -
ell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Powell' of Turnberry.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank King and
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Haskins of
Gorrie visited Saturday with Mr.
.andMrs. Ross King and family of
Stratford.
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