HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-04-26, Page 8ii
Time% They,
cioie o
area misha
syt. though not the
'mod to be an unlucky day
Xonneth A. Charles of RR 2,
Ger, 04110 was involved in two
liscorateraothr vehicle accidents
Howick Township.
mage Was estimated at $100
..� fist xnlshap when Mr.
les struck and broke a tele-
sine pole while driving along
C ounty Road 29, south of High- .
way 87. Later the same day, he
was involved in another rile -
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Evenings Wit gtopp `356.2319
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CORPORATION
LIMITED
P.O. Bol 693,119 King St. W.
nitcbenerS.
10 Wallace Ave. ,isrtowel
car accident t on 'cowl Road.
south Of BighwaY 87, when. he.
went into the ditch aid .atk .a
fence owned by Wesley Newton
Wroxeter, Damages were esti-
matte at $125 in that *Mohan. Mr.
Charles escaped injury.
The dnday, Debora
TIMM of Bluevale struck a rail
fence owned by Glen James of
Brussels. That ,accident o+ vu'xed
on SSiideroad 15,, north of.Con-
Cession .4, Morris Township.
There were no injuries and
damages were estimated, at 5420.
Two Wingham men, Chris-
topher Gosling and Clayton II.
Gingrich, `were involved, in a
collision Thursday on Sideroad
15, south of the Maitland River
bridge. There were no, injuries.
and damages were estimated at
$500.
Ali mishaps were investigated
by the 'Wingham detaclunent of
the Ontario Provincial' Police.
Also, during the week of April 16
to 22, five persons were charged
under the Liquor Control Act; 15
charges were laid under the High
Traffic Act; and 16 investigations
under the Criminal Code of
Canada, were carried out.
NOTICE
Dr.. W.- A. Crawford announces
the resumption of limited
Medical Practice
° OFFICE HOURS
'1:00 P.M. to. 4:00 P.M.
TUESDAYS AND :THURSDAYS
RT APPOINTMENT
wide** tills past
dty ,u1 work for
en duty in the, eraergeneY
t of Wingham and Dia-
., t.t, ,rjtn : m eight
Vi+aa being admitted and six
other* receiving treatment
begotng h(o�m�/e}.,��y,�,� RR ii��
. ;Helen •Olechowski, 2,
Myth, led the accident parade
bat Monday when she was ad-
mjtted for treatment of a badly
injured third finger received
• when her right hand was caught
between a loader and a chain
while working on a tractor
removing fence posts on the
farm.
Also Monday, Robert Burchill,
RR 3, Wingham% was admitted
with contusions to his chest and
.skull. He was making a turn into
theateway of his farm when the
tractor turned over pinning him
under the machine. This accident
was investigated by provincial
constable George Foulon.
Donald Elliott of Blyth was ad-
mitted with a broken leg suffered
when he fell off a horse on the
farm of Aubrey Toll Friday.
Douglas Blake, 12 year-old son
of Howard Blake, RR 7, Luck -
now, was admitted Saturday with
severe injuries to his right leg.
The boy was reported to have
been riding on the front of a trac-
tor and the bucket loader pinned
his leg. After receiving emer-
gency- treatment at Wingham, be
was transferred to Victoria Hos-
pital, London via ambulance.
Terry Carter, 18, of Wingham
was admitted to hospital Satur-
day with internal injuries and an
injured left leg received when he
fell off the bridge1 in Lower Wing -
ham. f
Mrs. Ethel "Moses, RR 3; Brus-
sels, was also admitted Saturday
suffering from contusions to
chest, head, face and left leg. She
was reported to have been
knocked against a wall by a cow
in the barn at her farm. home.
Two women were admitted
Sunday. i Mrs. Luella Sanderson,
Gorrie, had a fractured left wrist
received in a fall and Miss Mina
Passchier, 16, -of RR 3, Blyth, re-
ceived head injuries when she fell
off a horse at her farm home.
Treated For Hurts
Paul Armstrong, 13, of Tees -
water received treatment for a
laceration to his chin and abra-
sions to both hands, arms and
shoulder when the wind blew him
off his bicycle.
Cameron Robertson, RR 3,
Walkerton, was treated Friday
for an abrasion to his temp a re-
ceived when kicked by a c w on
his farm. f.):10kib.uc1 10 th h•, •
J it r t it i iJ ing ti
ie emeiger:
lira*cure of a bone in hilt sem.
Saturday received when , s&
off the roof of a barn be WS
pairing.
Mrs. Lori Bassoni, Kitchener
was treated for contus her
right hip Saturday revs
she fell from a horse antiwok
lucked. The accident
the farm of Thomas InglisOnt
Wroxeter.
Eugene Sauvage, RR 1,
vale, was treated for a
forehead received when ,a lh
a tree fell on him while Work '
in the bush on the farin of,
McLean.
Five-year-old Tracy Strome off.'
Kitchener received treatment tor
a fractured collarbone rely
when she fell through a tradpot!
in a barn owned by Mrs. !int
O'Malley last Sunday.
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Howick Lion's
bingo winners
The following, is a list of this.
week's Howick Lion's bingo win-
ners. •
Regular Games: Clara
McInnis, Fordwich; Mrs. Kaufw%
man, Listowel; Mrs. Don
Cameron, Wingham; Mrs. Cope-
land, Harriston; Isobel Tiffin,
Lucknow; Mrs. Angus, Wrag-
ham ; Mrs. Kaufman, Listowel
Margaret Edgar, Wroxeter; Mme:
Hammer, Listowel; Cliff Wag.
ner, Woodstock; Kaye Rich;
SeVeral
moved
andMr.
'hrgsed Char'
farm , Mrs, And Ws.
,
and family the farm.
Webb ; Mr.asard Mrs.
Shetler and ftp Mr.
Mrs. Cliff Wray n
Mrs, Verde'. **mark
family. to Mt. , .and
Murray's
we Qat.
Mr. a f
familend
y
LOOM' of
with
her
Mrs. Jim: Curran
Little Heal
he auspices of' this 1 in , slit`
t i
a Tow cost cl ntur. isrYicis a5 t lei#
thi t this alar.
Thla s± rl r vim: full . I ikurtraa
st $180,00, It Is avail;the 'f:4Iovelng
dentist* w t "W.,
., . r'tl+� patine �� ,he �ara ,��'
& Dlstrlet Dental . .
--Holida ►'viaitOri WithMr, and
Mrs. George Fish, :Patrick
Street, were Mr- and We; Bob
Dawson and Cindy' of CaMp ,
ford, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Fisher, Lonnie, Lori and .Lee of
Guelph, Mr, and Mrs.Arnold
Lougheed, Cheryl, Loriand
drew of Pickering, 'Mr, and is.
Bill Fisher, Timmy and Teddy of
Toronto, Mr. and. Mrs, 'Carman
Machan:, of Kitchener" Mrs, Bill
Gibson, 'Rhonda,, Billie ° and.
Gregory of Whitee.hurch. Mr,
Gibson was on a truck trip,: to
Wingham;. Frank McCormick,'..Saskatchewan. `: 0.
Wingham; Anne Copeland, Hai- iaster weekend visitors with,
riston; Lyda Reidt, Wroxeter Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kieffer of RR
Mrs, McLennan, 1.ocnaisn,
F. Keeso, Listowel and Mrs. Gel-.
Kieffer of Toronto, Mr, and Mrs,
all Wagner, 'Lucknow.. Reinhart Schreiter of Port, Col -
Share the Wealth: 1- Mrs,: ' ` borne, : Mr. ' and Mrs, Rodger
George Strauss, Mildmay; 7=' '
Kieffer, Rodger Jr.. ,anci andMichael
Dave Ellis of Palmerston, Mrs: of Hamilton and Robert Black\of.
G. Strauss, Mrs. Harnock, Gerrie Markham.
and Mrs. Angus, Wingham. —Mr. and Mrs. W. Harr -i:4 of
$25 Special: Mrs. Newman, Sarnia spent the weekend with
- Wingham. ' '' Mrs. Norman. Rintoul, John
Jackpot of $110 and 810 bonus; Street.
Mrs. Reta Holloway, Wingham, —Weekend visitors .with, Mr.
Lap Card: Cliff Wagner, Wood- and Mrs. Tom Jardin were Mr.
stock. and Mrs. William Straughan of
Dart Game: Mrs. Mel. Beattie, ; Auburn, Mr, and Mrs. T. C.
Listowel, won $10. " . ' ; Robertson of Sudbury, Mr. and
Door Prizes: Reta Holloway Mrs. Paul Jardin and -family and
Wingham ; Brenda Sitler, Michi Mrs, Bonnie Armour and Julie all
gan; Marie Schlosser, Hanover~;. a of Kitchener. '
and Kim . Boyd, Gorrie. , ; —Mr. and Mrs. Bill Romani'
Lucky Draws: .A, Donaldson,3,moved on Friday from their
Montreal; Lillian Donaldson;,a , home onJohn Street to Brant -
Montreal ; Sharon Edgar, Grande, .,' ford. Mr. Romanticformer Farm
Prairie, Alta. and Lulu Anger''" Director at CKHX, has. accepted
Wingham.ry a position with the Holstein-
-- — --- '" Friesian, Association of Canada
'tai° at Brantford.
1, Bluevale, were Mies Corrie
-Mr..a{nd
bih5��,` MEt%e
attended the BelmoreMaple..
P Festival.
—Mr. and .Mit. Murray .Pales
and: family, Mr. all' `Mrs, Bid
KiPO and family ally of tielldell
spent Easter Sunday with Mrs.
Laura Gowdy and also visited
with Mr,: and 'Mrs. Murray Un-
derwood and family. Mrs, Gowdy
had spent . part of the previous
week with; her daughters and
their families in London. -
--Mr, and Mrs, . Finlay ' M.
Callum moved last week from
titer home on Frances Street and
will reside with family members
in Guelph.. andBrian
u�r Mrs; .
Hogg have purchased the Mc-
Callum home and were moving
their belongings there earlier this
week*
—Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jardin
and family of Kitchener were
holiday weekend visitorwith.
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Elwyn Chamney and Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Jardin,
—A large number of Wingham
people attended the Belmore
Maple Syrup Festival on Satur-
day.
Succsssfvl euchre
Meld of :Belgrave
PELGRAVE - Eight tables of
`euchre were played at the weekly
auchre party last Wednesday
evening. Those winning prizes
were.
High lady, Mrs. Harold.
Procter; novelty lady, Mrs.
Clarence Hanna; low lady, Mrs,
George Brewer; high man,
..... W, ' H. Peen .#16 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Vogan of • George Brewer; novelty man,
l ° Toiratlte'vi:teds 'ieridi Tri wings }WNW fWin;- '�nkf loW 'gate!"
td 'Will b :
Veldt z �a$1 JS11 •,e
g t ' o ' di ham t+httuwE d rind migioq Fdgh 4fitniWi
Or, $1,,
8r,: John A.. Wf is onf
This low cost,nture,service Is provlde
tists on e 'vaiuntary 'bitsis and ; ``ls. ° not su l
9Overnment ftmcis,
Sponsto Sy #..
THE '0,1400110 DENTAL ASSO,CIATION
'YOUR SILENT PARTNER"
WHERE QUIET `BEQ1k5 .
SERVICE
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We are one of the largest .Appliance ,Dealers in the area andwe are selling, Brand New
Products at Fantastic Savings. But our anniversary sale is not all the money you can
• save 0 you make your purchase before May 1, 1973 you also
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IN THIS AREA, 'FEATURING,
TORO, SIMPLICITY, .CANADIANA, JACOBSEN,
ETC. • . i► �► r.,
ALSO FEATURING PRODUCTS BY:
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AUTHORIZED BRIGGS & STRATTON
SERVICE CENTER
TRY OUR PARTS AND
SERVICE DEPARTMENTS, AS
WE AIMTO PLEASE
Regularly
sells for:
RANGE
REFRIGERATOR
$259.95
$459.95
PHILCO PAIR
SELLS FOR$/
499?OLOR ONLY
RANGE FEATURES INCLUDE:
- Plug out elements
- Removable element rings and under pans
- Fluorescent lighting
- Clock and minilite minder
- High speed oven pre -heat
- Roller service drawer
REFRIGERATOR ,FEATURES INCLUDE:
- Automatic defrost One stub shelf
• 2 multi -position shelves
-- one fixed position shelf
- Porcelain enarn.el meat keeper
- Removable egg boast '
,r 14.29 cu. ff. tapacltif
• Freezer :dos* +k* and.
11
cage rack'
y°'K
INCLUDING 6 SPEAKERS
(2 - 8", 2 mid range, 2 tweeters)
- AM, FM, FM STEREO,
FML AMC, PLUS PHONO
MANY MORE
SPICIALS
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SLACK Wiini
-AND
COLON TELEVISION
TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION
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