HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-06-21, Page 10#+cats took their toll
four persons were
k three being admitted
Wingharn and District Hoa-
.
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Aocter, Bit 4, Wingham,
Walt admitted to hospital on Mon-
11,
Mo-
11, after he was thrown
tractor. lie suffered chest
es,. An injured knee and
hand, Centusions and abrasions.
gondition is satisfactory.
'day, Diana Hill, age
15 WINham, fell off a horse on a
in Dungannon and frac-
tured her left arm. She was ad -
rated. to hospital where her
eanditiOniti satisfactory.
Thri.Eleesea age Rit t,a ear while
riding on the trunk through ' a
, e
Stiffened multi-abra-
siOnS and contusions.to his body.
alid heat; Hs was admitted to
its': 'Where ''his .. eonditiQn is
listed 80040°7*
On 'Tiled` J '• 12, MervYn
io4 l ►. 2s�F.
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^ ���w �
the t -i
nde`
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$t!
. fes.
w e �
loader to al tract*
loader
morin ;un.;
l?
w teed» ` rel
atildw ea
tween liseawater d Wingha
on Friday. The car went out.'
controlend, struck a, tom.
Stanley w, ted ar i
after reeeian injured' t.
wrist and abraliOna to WS head
and shouldderrs, A **OM in
car, Mrs. Phyu,alStauffer, Holy-
rood, was admitted' to
with muf ti abrasi l a . con,R
tusions, an injured left shoulder,
arm and knee, • Her condition,
satisfactory. •
On Wednesday, Mrs. Frances;
Harnock, RR 1, Go ie, had a fish
hook removed from her thumb
and on Sunday, Brian McllTall,
Blyth, had a fish hook removed
from his right leg. Both were
treated and released.
Winghain construction con-
. tractor Joe Kerr has ?offered a
$2001"eward.f~onfgri
r 'animation ,lead-
• to
!•r� the arrest and conviCti,orxo;
the nerson orarsons who a: re.
l� are -re
' Elizabeth° ,dill - tie M
� o� �'at�aj�y, *Tv'�
tor: of the' uron, Cly, Ho e' , cant t
rare p ' m ` + >Xi?. the ibdity»
a , "Wyss an lterest* '
g t,''at 'the , - s. Q that a�rl�_ otiCe.
can r quest -the h me care, -'°
,a .«of :;g'u%IPi'nc1..#f the,
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icesh t`the:fiaal deeia ion' le to :
i?rhatu and. District. , is �:
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ager amount .:of r,.
,gajtolias and
damage to: his equipment.
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There .have" tieeu:.aieverel�; 'incl -
dents, at gravel pits located near
St` Augustine Arida second near
Wingham. Gasoline .thefts were
annoying, enough but in the latest
incident all the windows in a
�k
d.new tru in al
ew $70,000 loader
er
were smashed.
It was evident that te vandals
werenot ere
youngsters, for the
stones employed to smash 'the
glass were as Tare. as teakettles
g
according to the owner.
A fire wasalso set at the t
. S
Adguitine pit whieh
caused con-
siderable diiuge,.`
etries ar e
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fano et
k'ood specialists at the Ontario!
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CITIZENS OF WINGHA,M who turned out for the
DecnrationDayservice
atthe, cemetery
,
,SundaY afternoon bow their heads while Last Post fs, lad;b the §enal� �
Band.
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WHITECHURCH -- Lan side e
in charge of the
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,
i Cemetery Board held its YearlYTrustees �nileVic'Emex�.rstoµ
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meetingon Thursday evening, bein charge of ureassng aoad sz over 90x,H rn �June 4 hehome 'of Mr. and �of topsoil for levelling, CaretukeParis of OntaowMrs. Viete
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effort ;an � :red c
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� Emerson with an4 x,
Fred Tiffin is to look a tici tizi �.
firer �e pa g. �i the �pt'ovirtci
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and hog. g •
President widen Bill Evans presided
The two bands .ha
its o Matter 'of f
figures ` wlu+�?tl`oud ce
1
appear to prove'the' point. The hill
b"th
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it. .is ibw.:the range pita' .r n ''sof.
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t `';all', under tome care `a 'atient can'be'
par-adequately'Iooked'a. ted t';a ce •
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f
by the 'bank. on release'they are N Blyth frons , B
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The business 'arisen out of the : ;; < �.x • „
g Victoria anti Gre • • .. y�r., ,:. Goder`rch fro th
. y ,, , e ,Ll�un$ennon; �.
minutes was that the lan of the .s. d y
P R ' � HCalf'Cl" b� ,:
4 u Bafryordon 1tR 1,.
and. welcomed those .resent. The
. �•� P leased from the Jam'
„, ;,,. , t :�,.�?y' .., homes in years
minutes were read by the secre - piece estate.but one' is stilt :1 ; Huron 1`� V T past
i � w�l lie ,J+�-Phe"larti RR �,.' many, �pattents who' .r r d
Mrs. Victor Emerson n m e u'
tary, • a � .
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a eve
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to be invested with fisc trust $ f �; : Calf CI ',Glen ! , nix, izen .cllletl RR s
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br+c? ht,:t the d tor',s4,ff1ce'la
cause frie fd., knew of
,. no �+atho
place °to " "lake th ;.
er[f ever ':thouK
the person involved was no;
serious ill
Johne Gordon Walter
graduatedMay 23from, the
,'tnivt . of •tips `iw'ith a;,
Bachelor of Arts:
t wee in
I istnr , ,Mrs Wal.tik.
rVed` three- years .with, the
Mlnitir► of ' , Cor'rectionll
Services, Province of , O ntar.}�
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had :hers books a 't b s:,'
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It wase thbn` decided. to -charge,
15 'for each�,graveJ,ad;;that they
sold..according to the number ;
anted•. A new east fence; was'left
. 'WFk51 #r •R4 ! w �. 4
Ihsf fallli�i� t t' i
a�g �'.
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meeting was : ail j conference• L ;
,..�b�io ,will be expected« to°
and Mrs. Emerso , •.h'� thea put;-. se acquired skills into •
'- l Caslick mets c� 'ort return to their- ho`m
,ht, : T col r munities•
assistance of Mrs-,
and Mrs. Tiffin, :80y
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vided under the •plan.'are` Milted ,
to 80 haurs•per patient'but if they
are required for` 'a longer period
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Lloyd Casemore of Wingham,
President of 'District A-9 .of the'
Lions Clubs was on hand Satur-
day to present a cheque for$1,000
to the'. Canadian National, Iinsti-
tute='for the Blind's Lake Joseph
Holiday Centre for the• Blind in
• . Mactier, Ontario, as it was open -
*Ember Canada Deposit
�sl uv'ance Corporation
'rows 'co� oiore stNCf t-ese
Listowel, ,Ontario
RONALD E. ROBB
abonaid''Robb, son of Mrs.
Harvey Robb,:Wiingham and
the late Mr, .Robb, graduated
from Fanshawe College on
May 25, with a diploma in Le-
gal Office Administration.
• The ceremony was held at
Centennial Hall, London.
Donald has accepted a kposi
tion, with the Law Firm of
Gent and Park in London •
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MORTGAGES
first and'. Second Mortga
IOUGNT SOI o -A' AN ED r.
a ,Available fare=
FARMS.
RESID TIAL,
IMPROVEMINTS.
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Financial consultants Limited
47 (Iota Strains Herristim, Oeste
3384627
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Haugh
and `Eileen visited Monday eve-
ningwith Mr. and Mrs, Selah
Brekenridge of Belmore.•
Mr. and Mrs. Errol Johnston of
Guelph were Friday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mann. Harvey
Mann Of Kitchener spent the
weekend with - his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor of
Wingham spent Saturday 'eve-
ning with Mr. and Mrs. Fraser
Haugh and Eileen. Sunday
visitors with the Haughs were
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Morrison and
Michelle of Whitechurch. •
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Rae Mathers who were
married Saturday in Brussels.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Walker and family were
Mrs. Lloyd Henning, M. and
Mrs. Clarence Henning, Mir. and
Mrs. Harold Elliott, Mr. artdMrs.
Martin eretier, Mr. and Mrs.
George Fischer and Dayle, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Snell, Miss Pat
Pritchard, Miss Bayle Ramon,
Larry Elliott, Kalvin Fischer,
Grace Jeffrey and Pam Hickey:-
Mr.
ickey;°Mr. and Mrs. Robert Case -J.
more, Jim and Kim of Watford
attended the Miller-Coultes wed-
ding and spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sparks of
London called on the Halls on
Saturday evening. Other visitor
with Hall on Sunday were *Bob'
Masters and Mrs. Almata
Masters of Grimsby and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Hall and Dianne of
Brussels. "r
Miss Pat Pritchard and Miss
Gayle Ramon of St. George spent
the weekend with Mr. and Wire.
George Fischer and family.
edfor the 1973 season 'l"hecentre '
was originallyconstructed
through the joint efforts of all
Lions Clubs •in District A and :the ri
cheque represents the first :.dona.t 17
tion) toward. a special fund to
comple ely re-equip the centre
with a modern fire extinguishing
system.
The Lake Joseph Holiday
Centre for the Blind was designed
to meet the special needs of blind
persons on vacation. It has been
in operation for 12 years and
offers 700 persons two-week holi-
days each _season.
Some of the activities offered
are water skiing, canoeing, boat-
ing, swimming, shuffleboard,
lawn bowling, horseshoes, quoits,
hiking crafts and indoor games
and for the first time this year, a
special sailings program..
GeneralI , ; • .. .
nsuranceOfflcs at, Rosi nce
Borrie ♦ 'Ontititio
-'We will be pleased to ha dle ablll4your requfrionerafs
for Fire, . Auto, ,Liability. npd:. alt . ♦other:
Insurance and Inv *lents. `iaf . �ti
Best possible rates on the insurance plan fitted to your
personal needs.
PH0N1335.3193`
PAST PRE- IDEN F> T . ' ..
..v. 1` �� .:ons Club of Wingham,
Walter hands the' � 9 . Gord .
• rtew president Rtissell-*Zurbrig , deft, the
gavel andlpresiderit's pin ,'symk lao�f theoffie* ofp president.
Vie installation '" , ,' p ens.
of `tiew of f f cers took`Nace Tuesday evening
at the Manor Hotel. Staff Photo
- MEMBERS OF THE Wingharn' fre Department stand•cn parade at the Decoration Day
ser'vice held at the Cemetery Siettloy afternon, The fire department Was Dna Of Seven
groups which participated iii 'the service. , (Staff Inhofe)
roti 'e Of Change of Rates` ,for Hydro
Services o the Townit'WingbamI?'Iea3s �.
e'ta�ke notice. that The Hydro -Electric Power earn -
mission of Ontario hast approved on May 31st, 1973, the fol-
lowing rates for Customers served by The Winghai i Public
Utilities Commission. Effective with all bills issued: on and
after August 1st, '1973.
,Domestic Rates
3.8c per kilowatt-hOur for the first 50
month Kilowatt hover ,
1.9c per kilowatthou,' for the next 200
month rs per
kilowatt-hau
• .1.25etionper kilowaatt-hottlr for all additional monthly co urnp•
.
Metered Water. Heating , •
A block of 500 kilowatt-hours per month at a special rate of
1,07e per kilowatt-hour to be made available to c
using anapproVed water heater supplied through tar
eeiF
dential service meter after 250 kilo -watt hours per month
have ben billed at the foregoing rates. Minimum monthly
bili - $3.25.
Regular General Service • Commercial and Power Services .
'Femand.Charge
irst 50 kilowatts of billing dem,andFe r month
11.
Balance, at $2.20 per kilowatt of billing demand per month.
Energy Charges
4.2c per ldlowatt-hour for the first 50 kilowatt-hoursper
month. -
2.2e per kilowatt-hour for the next 200 kilowatt ours per
month.
1.7c per kilowatt-hour for the next 9,750lowattrhours per
month. -
.65c per kilowatt-hour for all additional monthly consul*
tion.
Minimum monthlyP s
bill wider 50 kilowatts' - $3,28,
Delayed Payment
A late payment charge of 8 per cent shall apply to all bilis
not paid on or before the* due date.
Neflce of Change. of Rates f,r
Water
onsa ners.Ia The Town of Wlngham,
Effective with all bills issued On and after June
,Code 1 - $5,20 bi-monthly. •
We 2 - $4.20 1ti- olath1y.
Sewage charge of .80' ed;:alt 'Water b#ihr�
'e ed Rates
l,at , 000 gallons At T.7 ' per' ht ►nd gallons 'bI-m
100,1 " dons at .60e per' t &nod a - neit ly
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