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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-03-14, Page 7T *Edo attertiondey *heel Mrs. Ivan Laic w TOtralatit R! WARM FLY SPRAY Int Wewea.sh T.wublp Ietspey.rs Any ratepayer In ,the Township of ;East Wowonosh Wishing to have ,cattle .sprig, d for woorble fly rontroi, pleaseOiliest Mr.. 'Wayne Kennedy,. It g. la and bboro, Ont., 1:elppl 01' 024851 9851 Ap0.i11 !#, 1974. witipiknoomrsoN, ; �y/,nttp ml , , /004 Towalt.' 14;21;28 • Wilits Love". Liddlaw '. w whpiolr Use mem Goa. J lII1 mer, Janet#'lA►', JacIde Whyte**;,. flIntlY Robert and Dale JIM and ' MOore, their canMee told Wit, d. Mrs,. Garet Farm acorn - pooled rnpooled piano for singing, of J Loves , Jesus B 1h Shine"andother The meetingclifled With prayer. After you turn 21 ' your patent's OHIP • insurance no longer includes you. You're on your own. So apply for your own. OHIP number. Don't delay or you could be walking into an emergency uncovered! Get an appli- cation form from an OHIP District Ministry of Health Office and send it in immediately, Important;; Always quote .your. OHIP number when contacting 01:11P. The OHIP District Office in your area will answer any questions and help you with your application. Hamilton, 25 amilton•- 25 Main St. W. 528-3481 ' London 227 Queens Ave. 433-4561 Sudbury 295 Bond St. 675-9111 Hon. Frank S. Mitler,.Minister Toronto 2196Yonge St. (Eglinton) 482-111 • Mississauga 55 City Centre Dr. 275-2730 Kingston 1055 Princess St. 546-3811 Ottawa 75 Albert St; 237-9100 Thunder Bay 200 South Syndicate Ave. 623-5131 Windsor • 1427 Ouellette Ave. 258-7560 COUNTY RESOURCE, OFFICER, Vince Elliott, took some Grade 8 students from Wingham Public SchgpI on .an outdoor excursion into the fields around Wingham last Thursday to study wildlifeand plant life. Here Mrs. Walsh is seen with two the pupils. (Staff :Photo) Fordwich personal Notes Mr.- and Mrs. Lloyd Nickel in the death of Mrs. Doig last week. Mr. and Mrs. Don Gibson and family returned to their home at Thunder Bay on Saturday after . being home for the funeral of the latter's mother, Mrs. Ross Doig. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Reid and Margaret, Mr. and Mrs. Jack , Reid and Mr. and fMrr�s, Welling tonaY- PrACIO Kitchener. were London visitors one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Rybicki visited over the weekend with relatives in Port Colborne. The sympathy of the commun- ity goes to Ross Doig and family in everything you need to make it on your own. Beaver interior satin latex A beautiful flat finish for bedrooms, living rooith, dining rooms and hall- . ways. Dries fast. Has low odour. Covers most colours with only one coat. And, it's washable! Ona gallon covers approximately 600-700 square feet. In White 8 over 800 custom -tinted colours.. (Special colours are • slightly higher in price). 2.3791. Beaver alkyd semi loss Beautiful for kitchens, bathrooms. furniture & woodwork. Tough, mar - resistant, low odour alkyd finish. Cleans easily. The colours match those of Satin Latex. (Special colours are slightly higher in price). Mr. and Ms. rs. Ted Klaassen were in Kitchener one day last week. The sympathy of the com- munity goes to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Martin in the death last Week of the latter's mother, Mrs. W. .Cunningham of Drayton: Mr. and Mrs. Ted Denny of Guelph visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore. Bill Brown of Hamilton spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Bride visited. over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bride at Thamesford. Mr. and Mrs.. Jack King and Roger of Guelph were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Randy :KJng. Miss Pat Ki.ag of St. Jacobs and Miss Sandra Allan of Georgetown spent the weekend with their parents. ' Bill Carswell of Kitchener spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carswell. 'Mr, and Mrs. Joe Nicholson, Rodney and Jamie of Bluevale were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Klaassen. Among those from a distance attending the funeral last week of Mrs. Ross Doig were: Mr. and firs. Jack Doig, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Doig, Mr. and Mrs. Don . Seabrooke, Mr. and Mrs. Don H4wick `ions Lounsbury, Mrs. John. Fernick and son, Norris Seaburn, Mr. and big a •winners Mrs. Jack Webb and little daugh— ter, augh ter, and Sam Grant, 'all of St. Rec nt Howick Lions' bingo Catharines; Mr. and Mrs. Tom winners were as follot s: Murphy, Joe Gallwan and son' Regular games: Mrs. Aitche- . Gerald% from Detroit; Mr. and song r o e Phscher, Ingham; Jim Scott and.Marilyn Delmedico, both of Listowel; Mrs. S. Anstett, Wingham; Mrs. McLennan, Lochalsh; Mrs. New- man, Wingham, Mrs. McInnis and Carolyn Dinsmore both of Fordwich; Bonnie Lockwood of Wroxeter and Mrs. Angus; Wing - ham ; Irwin Stone, 'Fordwich ; Bonnie Lockwood, .and Lyda Reidt, both of Wroxeter.; Mrs. Riehl, Wingham, Mrs. Harnock, Gorrie, Dolly Felker, 'Listowel and Mrs. Aitcheson, Wingham; Joan Robinson, Lucknow. Share -the -Wealth: Mrs. Aitche- son, Wingham and Jim Scott, Lis- towel; Mrs. Harnock, Gorrie; $25 special: Joan Robinson, Rapid City. Jackpot consolation plus bonus: Anne Yeoman; Wroxeter: $23.50; lap card: Lynda Bell, Gorrie. Stand -up -bingo: Ab Nethery, Wingham; ; dart game: Mrs. Lorne Fischer, Listowel, $11; door prizes: Deanna Boyd, .Gor- rie, Kathy. King, Gorrie, Bonnie Hislop, Wroxeter and Dolly Felker, Listowel; lucky draws: Sarah Anstett, Wingham, Ruth Sharpin, Wroxeter, Joan Robin- son, Lucknow and Art Caswell, Blue ale. isonnonvo, On Marro 2, Wlnithinn Secon- dary School had a tri tourna- ment was bo. The Bic girls and Wyk were champions. The girls were not defeated once dming the vd*l e day. 'Tie boys lost .one game but made a PS come back during the other Pim Loughrana and Barbara Brent scored one goal, Assam ' were nl agile by Fran Telehqs, lAnda Amara and Shirley Thornton. Goalies were Laurie Bream and Pial Noble Teame were as. follows Linda Brews, daptaln, Fiances .Tele- hus asastant captain, Barbara.. Brent, ,assistant captain, ,Edna Loughran, Mary McGinnis, Shir- ley Thornton, Bonnie Casemore,. Patti Wright, Nancy Dickson; goalies, Laurie :gear's add Dianne Noble, . • . Boys' team: Wayne Metzger,' captain; . Gerald .Merger,. assistant captain.; Tian Keil, assistant, captain; Gary. Gibson, Randy Clarice,John Bowen, Oon Bolander, Russ Jiilings,. Randy Hunt, Stephen .'foster, Evan Beaman, Don -Thompson, Kirk McMillan; Brian Hallie and Dennis Kaufman, .goalies. The boys' game was almost equally triumphant -4n their . ac- complishment. They lost only ode game to Lucknow. ° In their first game the Howick Golden Hawks defeated Brook- side 34. The goal• getters m that game were Randy Clarke, Gary Gibson and . Wayne !Metzger. : • .Howick played East Wawanosh and defeated them. 4-1. The goal getters were Wayne Metzger,, Randy Clarke, Gary Gibson and Gerry Metzger. After the scheduled games had been played in Group B there was a three-way tie for first. Brook- side and Lucknow played a 10 Mrs-.: Donr,Bloig=atrtd, f ilantrlyt • •Mrc a L and Mrs. ' Don Gibson and .Gwenyth of Thunder Bay; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gibson of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. David Aldrich of Cambridge and Mr. and Mrs.. Jim Doig and family of Harriston, Mr. and Mrs, Doug Bunker visited Sunday with relatives in Burlington. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Denny of Guelph were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore. The Howick Community Centre finance committee is preparing for a skate-a-thon to be held on March 21st in The Belmore 'arena, from 12 noon to 8 p.m. Proceeds will be for the building fund. So come on Guys and Gals, polish your blades and help the fund along. The St. Elias mountains, often termed "Canada's Himalayas" have • some mountain climbing advantages that even the best locations in the world don't have. The St. Elias mountains have long daylight hours, sparce vegetation around the approach- es to the peaks and they offer rock as well as ice and snow climbing. mid swiderl death ported and Brookside wen and went an to Y`theBowl* bo7s'Mt desth. Cary Own noted short- ly i hort- ly.b o the period and floe God Hawke went into the B. then debwo Geer* .game that went into smatinse tor the chamPiOntilimibm Ems• had a 24 lead wheat. an oveorhelining comebak,The score was then 34. Wayne M gar then tied the *dm in the last three Minutes, ct Gibeo 'scored the' ct1 c er Just three minute* wasiilayed in tbd period, so the Poklon "of.eowick Central were t ners. Byterances'Teleue Gary` Gibson Se. er ' *fie with ' .43 present • FoRpviwa, The Senior Ott zens' Club met on With 43 members 'pftseit..' membership to date is $3.. Members, voiced their, pleasure. in the bus trip to the Ice",Caapades in Kitchener. Wray ' Cooper moved' a vote of thanks to lis., Jim Worrell and Bill Wilson their.part fin organizing the trip, Bud Bitton, consultant, : Com- munity and Social Services, Han- over, was ,guest- and ,gave ran'in- sight into the .help he could prt vide for ' the Senior Citizens'" Clubs. Community "singing, led by .Minnie McElwain and'KMta John. ,stop was followed by a :number old time .favorites with Clare Harris on violin, Sam Johnston with the' saxaphone and. Mamie McElwain on the piano. Mme �cn1►-F promtu dancing was enjoyed. Albert Hall sang an old fashio ed song with new Words- Susan . Gibson gave a reading. The remainder of the evening was spent is euchre, lost heir and crokinole. ' It was decided to hold meetings the first Monday of the month. Lunch was served by the lunch • committee appointed. 5' Aluminum stepladder Has sturdy 3: side rails & serrated steps. Anti-skid safety feet C S A ,Approved. Ideal for home or cottage use 8 7V2" Roller set Flagged --`tip '., nylon brushes Stock -up now! Beaver's prices are really low. Choose now! 2" 3►, 71/2" roller with 3ie" Dynes nap. Heavy -gauge metal tray with ladder hooks. tze 59 405 JOSEPHINE ST. WINGHAM PHONE 357.2541 STORE HOURS: Monday fhlru Thursday 8:00 a.m.a5130 p.m. Fridays 8 o.m.•9 p.m. Sat. 8 aan.-4 p.m. STUDENTS OP Mrs. Walsh's Grade 8 class enjoyed an outing with the county's outdoor resource officer, Vince Elliott. Mr. Elliott took the students into the fields on the northeast edge of town in search of animals, buds and insects which may be beginn ngatof stir as winter passes. Mr. and Mrs. William Wright and Mrs. Laura .Munro have re- turned home following an enjoy- able tour of Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Douglas, Corrine and Colin were in Kit- chener for the weekend and visit- ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Douglas Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ridley and Cory have taken up residence in London where Sian is now employed. We wish them the best of luck. Allan Griffith and Miss -Hazel Sparling visited Mrs. Kate Grif- fith at Huronview, Clinton, and - Mrs. Angus Carmichael, Mr. and Mrs. James Robertson of God- erich on Sunday. Elgin and Wallace Toman of Plattsville and New Hamburg respectively, were Sunday guests with their brother, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Toman. Miss Hazel Sparring saw a robin while returningfrom work on Friday last and rs. Stewart Higgins reported seeing one Tuesday so spring is on its way. WHITECHUR CH Dick Sand, first-year student at Knox College; Lloyd Murdock, third -year student at Knox Col- lege, Rev. James Weir of Kincar- dine, two Anglican preachers and a United Church preacher taped a show for television, the topic "Calling to the Christian Minis- try". Ir. and Mrs. 'Wesley Tiffin visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Purdon. Chalmers and Langside con- gregations were disappointed to learn on Sunday that Lloyd Mur- dock had been assigned to Dart- mouth, Nova Scotia, by the Mis- sion Board. Not one of the grad- uating class was left in the charges where they now are. W. D. Penny, who had charge of the services here one Sunday, is post- ed to Grand Prairie, Alberta, Miss Nan Flindall, who had charge of Services at Teeswater and Kinlough for a couple of Sun- days, is posted to Duntroon. Provinces receiving graduates are British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, On- tario, Newfoundland, and Nova Scotia. They also serve in China and Africa. GORRIE Mr. and Mrs. Barry Jones and Leslie of Grimsby ' spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Goldwyn ThotnOson and Donald.