HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-08-30, Page 8Peg. e—Tbe wnos. AemotkifirneD'a ritursda3e, Angi.iet
Bluevale
Cimareholehent to die Tri.
Comity illuevale lutainediatea
iiesa their aer.iO3. '1,1ley
*Yid the beet row ont of wen
ilkovele won the first four
saiesee with a sore'of 4,-2 in the
last game „ to win the chapion-
hip . Roes Menu is their coach.
Ms. Jeff Marston of (*hawk
ilt** ligneY Memten of 'Toronto
end Mrs. John Snell of Bnissel*
We remit guests of Mr, and
Mrs. Wenn Snell and farliI/Y.
Mil* Dolseher spent a few
day*witb MarIe Kok aloft
Sheila Walker.
Miss Irene Barkley of Toronto,
cousin of Mrs. J: J. Ellitt, is
vet -4r' 4g- a couple of weeks with
lir; and Ma. Elliott.
Miss Edith Dettman of London
galled on Mr. and .Mrs. Glenn
Snell Wednesday atreen.
• Mr. 0nd is4rs. Jack Hall of Sud
by returned home Tuesday
atter spending the weekend with
Mr. and Ms. Gordon Hall and
7other relatives.
. . Mr. and Ms. Freddie Ohm and
Ms. Al liarriston, Robbie. and •
Nancy lUng et Wingham visited
one day last, week with Mr. and
oxi. 0. a. rauott.
• Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mackie of
1447* 'vsited Saturday with, Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Hall.
Ms. Harvey Timm returned
Personals
i'mue frostiolipitill liatiniton
Mr. and Mile Wilson Theraten
have returned home alter We-
t:Wiling Fias tern Canada.
htr. and Afro. Gordon Buff
elitdSooday. with htr. andMr.
Stanley Smith of' Brampton
Viordie renamed home with them
alto, spending the as week fin
Brampton. 4
*Mr. and Mrs. Jack lifureh of
Clinton ereSun4y vsitors, With
ar4 Mrs. Ftro Veot
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result in
one injury
Four automobile accidents
were reported by the Wingham
detachment of the Ontario Pro
vinial Pollee over the past week.
On Monday, August 20, Can
dace : Kidd of twood, was inb
volved in a singlecar accident on
Huron County Road 12, south of
Huron County Road 29, HOWidt
Township. There were no injuries
and damages to the vehicie were
estimated at Ow.
William R. MacLean of Es-
nondville and Kathleen Hessl-
wood ofAlyth were involved in a
twocatt collision on TUsday,
August 21. 1'110 accident 0,Thich ,,dd•
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THEY'RE OFF—Swimmers dive into another event during the regional swim meet held
in Mount Forest on monday. Heat and humidity made timers and helpers around the pool
a little envious of those able to get into the cool waters:of the Pool.
---Staff4Photo
occurred Oe Cot.mty Road oubt $chool a. itions
IZ at Huron County Road 16.
revs y o
d
Brussels, Injured' Mary E. Mac- °
Workmen are busy completing
the additions and renovations to
St. Aloysius School in Stratford
and Holy Name of Mary School in
St. Marys' before classes begin
the new term on September 4.
Howard Shantz, Stratford,
chairman of the ad hoe commit-
tee on building projects, reported
at a meeting of the Iluro-Perth
Romc para e oo
Board in Seaforth. Monday night
that there are still quitea number
of rooms to finish at St. Moysius
comiileted in construction
Lean of EgmOndville, a Passel' r new . i e rni
ger in the MacLean .car. A
, .
Damages were estimated at $1,-
400,
There were no Mjuries in an
accident which involved Richard
M. Stacey of RR 2,, Wingham,
Friday. The singleicar accident
was on Highway 4, south kof the
Huron -Bruce County Line and
caused an estimated $300 damage
to theme/11de. •
A second Friday accident in-
volved Doran N. Thornton of Gor-
He and David B. Logan of Brus-
sels. The two -car collision on
County Road 12, south of County
Road 18, Brussels, caused no in-
juries NA resulted $325 in
damages. •
Further reported by the pro-
vincial police were six investiga-
tions with six persOnt charged
under the Liquor control Act; five
charges laid and eight warnings
issued the Highway Traffic
At and 28 Other investigations.
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The CARE package
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as almost.' cuisapa\.,
"eared 'but -, CARE
still sends 'nutri
tious food' fn:
. or. lea
• bellies. in 25 ctiltt-
tries."
Send your *dollars'
to. . . .. • ' :
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CARE Canada, Dept.
• 63 Sparks St.!
Ottawa Ki? BM
.ot ants
Ants are one of the most in-
teresting and industrious insects. -
Nonetheless,. when they infest('
your lawn, they create unsightly
and- troublesome mounds' that t
can he rough on Your laWn-
M0Wer, There are 'several ways j
to control anti, says D. B. Mc- i
Neill, horticultural specialist
with the Ontario Ministry of Agri-
tultinm and Food. • t
Chlordane is effective for con- t
trolling. ants in lawns. the ,t
thetnical, available in emulsion,wettable pinvder; and granular „
forms, tehOuld be used according
to the mantifticturr's directtons v
for tint control.
Spot treatmentcan he effective
In etitninaking anthills for a short .
time. APPIY an ik tegtSPoon of 40 •
per cent chlordane wettable f
powder to each hill and wash it in. j
slowed during, • pasttwo
weeks, putting everything behind
schedule.
Mr. Ball reported that the
workmen were now(making pro-
gress in the work on. the $315,000
addition. "I don't think every-
hing will be, finished when school
starts. There are 'a lot Of small
obs to be done, and a lot of clean -
ng," he said as he outlined the
work still to be done.
Mr, Ball said he is hopeful that
he furnishings will beput back in
he rooms next week. He stated
hat the builder is making every
effort "to have as much work
d
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It's "quite a problem" he said
as he detailed an the work to be
• •
decorating and furnishing the
, addition at St. Aloysius.
Mr. Shantz expressed the hope
that' the School would be made
ready for the pupils, even if all
the work was not completed.
GOrclon Ballo St, Marys, a
member Of the ad hoe committee
on building projects, reported on
problennts, It will consider de
velopment and articulation prOb
lems; deviations in language de
velopment; and it will deal with
specific voice problems such as
cleft palate, hard of hearing,
stuttering, therapy, etc.
Taxi service will be used to
provide transportation for one
kindergarten pupil to Precious
Blood School in Exeter, Last year,
the rate for thiswas 75 cents a
day. ' • '
Special Transport , • -
Trustees Francis Hiclmell RR
5, Seaforth, and Oscar Kiefer,1
RR 1, Bluevale, both on the trans
portation committee,. were
authorized to make satisfactory
• arrangements for transporting
"School children from several new
families in Fuliarton and Grey
Townships to the nearest
separate schools.
Two new separate school zones
are being formed in the Brussels
and Blyth areas by Ed Rowland
of the Seaforth board office.
Jack Lane, business adrninis- •
trator, reported the o current in
trest rate is 8y41 per cent, This is
an increase of 214 per cent more
Vintar read three letters
than was budgetd for by the
':board.
Mr
reeeived from the office of Hon.
the situaat :HOltion.NaITLC- 'of
,
Uerard PdkOksr Mliaiator «Cemaisaieatiesa; Sin Jarvis,
MP, Pesib.wilawst; mid It 111.
lai
hieliLeia
W,. Harem mb, Se
halI $eat *me Myles the
Hurea-Parth board impart the
private menbero Bill Cis (Da
Mcrame PC bun ilifamitebso
TIM hill will, if pawed, give
wheal boards a free hand wNiotd
coot, Itt the UN of ediseational
materiai pro/keel, sr lismad by
the CSC. If the Bill puma them
will he an immediate and poem -
tial saving to the school boards,
Mr. Vnt*: also read a letter
from Ellard Lang*. dutirmilat ot
xe* Planning and Development
Committee, reporting * study of
the future needs ot Perth Hmid
polities (including Stratford and
St- Marys) in terms of the seri,-
ict* such municipalities might be
expected to provide their inhabi-'
tants over the period up to 19$1.
Mr Ikitnge said that liburice
W. Milburn, Perth planner, is
having a study made of rininici
pal finances. He asked permis
sion of Huron -Perth bosird for se
els* to any public financial infor
motion pertaining to the school
board. ,
Mr. Vintssr read letter from
W. *Wwa, chairman of Ontario
Committee kr Zdecatios Week,
requoimag co-eperatiew in *m
ing a vepossesitative tram dm
beard to the committee: The
hoard win do this et its next
seeeting on September to. Mr.
VI ntar said the iNtXt Mit* 01
the Ontario Committee far Edu
cation Week will be held Sept
bet SI at le in the tdocation
Centre el the ittebietilie Board of'
4tication. He also Marto/ Edu'
onsttpate
ch.„F...kitimt les a disivioe
gum lupin *ICS gently, offictivs.
AM ploisint tatting, It's oat fixative
• wpm ton tab. Su doiet suffer '
from **lariat Roocil for
pink lautivs,
fotel-Miat, Mope
Don't mlisst
e)ctitemerat �f
the last week
at tile: EX1
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ThIslaboer Day weekend the 1973
Canadian National Exhibition enters its
final days, and highlighting the excitement is:
The Canadian internetiorsel Air Show.
(Aug. 31 -Sept. 3)—One of the worlds
most thrilling air Shows takes Place et the •
CNE Waterfront at 140 p.m, each after-
noon. Youll see aboOt 2I/2 hurS.of ' •
highspeed aerobatics, low-letVel • ,
stunts, sky-diving,wing-walkin6 ndflypasts ,
of famous war planes,
Labour pay Ppm*" (Monday, Sept. 47.
The biggest orwinIslorth America!'
8,500 marchers, 30 floats, 20 bands and
dozens of beautiful gids. Parade arrives
cation Week 10 104 ire be held
April in lie if.
Statist.. llorihotere
Winghasts, Ontario
357-2910
at Dufferin Gates at 0,90 asn, and • countless displays fro untries inclUd7. •
marchers and floats will be judged in the ing Argentina, Grenada, -Hungary, Nether -
nearby Ball Park. - • lands and Portugal.
Calf1411* Corral—The whole Ontario Alt\ -•his.and more. Plu.s'lle_daily AcitiArame
Government Building now belongs to the -*, i •WaterShow..the,...,..iioyat Thrill Drivers
wild and vvoollY West Recapture the . . , ;.,the l 1/2 -mile Wildway!,4band concerts—,
Toniareie aniia0onture of the Old daSiSiry • 'agricultural exhibits...rock groups.. hbrse.
this cleverly re -Created WeSterretown . • - • shows...pavilions...and sports. Don't miss
where you. can even pan for gold! , your last chance to enjoy the greatest •
Fiji Firewaikers„peogrniogtheir legend, Farrily-A-Fair ever! • '•
1•Yrituakbf Walking barefoot on white-hot ' .
ocks. At 0:30p.m. eVery day but . '
Sunday, ju#IrEige,„ft9,91!?1°i!). Gfit.P.ss: ,, eb......c....' 1111,LIA.
Canadian'Natio I
triblayesi Dancing Wanroi—You 'II be Ifri OtriMallgatirtailtjunt 1)CrtiM417" trAff
SpellbOund as hundredSetfountains —
thrilling musitin the flower -decked .
dance in multi -coloured splendour to the - stinci ay: ratai fs open at olio a.m.,'
' Uhl& S0i:la 7taaiiiii''''":
Korticulturai•Building. -. Buildings at 140 p.m. ‘ ,
Intersiational Exhibitsi—Located in the . Senior Citizens arid Students 1.00,
,, Adrnission to Groulds: Adults $1,5(1; •
Queen Elizabeth Building, youll find ' ' • Children 500 . •
SEE 6NTARIO PLACE. FREE WITH .yoort CNE ADmissiONt
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one as possible so that the
eachera 'will not be incon-
enienced too much".
Speed' Disorders
John Vintar, superintendent of
education, told the board mem-
bers ,that an in-service program
or 22 teachers will be held in St.
ames" School, Seaforth, on
speech disorders from August 27-
31. The ‘lecturer will be Dr. S.
Titomi, assistant • professor,
Faculty of Medicine, University,
of 'Western Ontario.
Mr. Vintar said a survey on
speech and hearing facilities in
Southwestern Ontario is to be
held. It will deal with early detec
tion and general preventive
methods of speech and hearing
ammemiurnotimilmow
Ministry of
Natural
Ontario,. •
Resouces
The lignistry Of Natural Reources, Wingham District,
has the following parcels of land available for tender
STANLEY' TOWNSHIP
Let Con.
4 , Lake Range West
numagrr vowNsinp
Lot CAM. Area
Pt, 20 III 35 act
E½19 * 25 ac.c
Z1/2 11 & 16 fl1 82 ace
13 III 40 ACC
12 36 ac.c.
8 ac.p.
11 110 ;keg.
10 III 60 ac.c.
8 m 80 act.
7 HI 70 ace.
8 iie.h.
20, iv\ 75 ace
10 Iv 25 ace
6 - 7 IV 90 sc°.
24 cts.,
19 V 90 imp.
18 V 25sec.
9, • V
25 aee.
•
Area
40 ac.e.
, BARKER FRED SNOW, Lion arid manager of the'Torcrito
\ Dominion Bank in Viiingham brings' in the crowds ta the
dunking machine. This was a very popular attraction
during the three days of festivities. (Staff photo)
Lot Con Area
8 V 56 ace.
35 ac.p• .
17 VI 25 ae.e.
16 VI SO ACC.
15 VI 90 *c.c.
13 VI 70 ac.e.
12 vi 35 see.
14 VI BO *c.c.
11 VI 67 ac.c.
10 VI 70 *et.
15 VII 30 :cock
19 VI 10 ae.c.\
20 V/ 53 see.
7 y 80 ae.c.
35 ac.A.
12 V 60 ise.e
10 V 100 ae.p.
NOTE: c crop; p pastum h bay.
Successful tenderer* will pay municipal tam on the
land with balance to the Ithilatry in grain at eurrent market
/v1ce, delivered 40 .the Maintemace building at Lot 9,
cons /II, Bullet Township.
Highest or any tender not he aecepted.
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Land use permit will ex e upon harvesting of crop;
of crop will determine date Of expiry. riddle other
n rental 14 per *ere will be considered 10 the awarding
el tenders. A renewal option for a 3 -year period maltret,
will be available. Land presently used sa mita* ninat re.
math go
'Louder* for the *we land will be
of Natural Reoureen, Box 490, W
mob, September 7, 1973
No more then five parcels ofltd lend
tndemo. Tenders are avalloble, *t
Box 400, Witghimi,
received at the Mini
littom Ontario until
allowed per sitiaies.
the Ministity ef Nat,
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THE RPPESHMEN'SOOTH wag one of the sellout attractions daring the three day
Liens Frolic held in the Wingharn Ball Park last week. Here Lion Heinz RelksotApf photo) Keith Snowden andAlchard Harcourt of Wingham
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