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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-06-27, Page 7la • • M a • 3 x7 p.m. " FPRNITURE KINGDOM .Bargain .Bargain hunters don't IT11$11. Our action sal. at the k1ngclorn .cher erfiefds slighting unlimited .mattresses many other items .box springs .open d'ay and night r. DURHAM Fourth Annual Craft .Festiva 1 sponsored by The LuCknow Agricultural Society in she LUCKNOW ARENA Fri., Arg. 2id 12 noon -10 p.m. Sat., Aug. 1.11 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Fon further particulars contact secretary -treasurer Mr. and Mrs. Ross Errington 528-6693 M1 CONGRATULATIONS To the 4 PIZZA PALACE On the opening of their fifth outlet, at the former location of Haselgrove's Billiard Hall. We would like to take this opportunity to wish all the best to Mr. & Mrs. Omar Haselgrove on retiring after 40 ye rs of success in.Wingham's Business Com unity KEN DUCHARME Representative KEITH FITZSIMMONS REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS BROKER ch�rch No et �' was et from y to l wind attending the Caro,11�,�t * cattlesale. Mrs. Rhdoul on Friday to attend the se . Carol* Wm- body, end Deb and the week - with their .. , Mr. and Mrs. Gordon on Rfr andMr. andMrs. Stanley ek•,of' Bel - grave. All returned home to King on Visitors onay at the borne of Mrs. Tom , Tom and Betty were 1/(r. and 'Mrs. JobI Colvin of Veesweter and Victor Emerson. ' Inglis of Westudna Bo pit 1, London, was: able to spend from qday to Monday at his hone here and return • on, Monday .to the hospital for treat- m'n4ent. a• Mr. and WS. Dan 'Tiffin were at Victoria Hospital, London, on Sunday where they visited with his mother, Mrs. Orville Tiffin. Coxnmmmion'service was held In the United Church on Sunday. with 'Rev. %,eLlrew of -Brussels• and student minister Lawrence King in charge of the service. Miss Shirley Tiffin of Bank of Montreal,-Lucknow is on a two- week holiday. Whitechurch Junior team on Sunday played Monkton Juniors at Wingham where they lost to •Menkton. Miss Jane Laidlaw, nurse -in- . training at London, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw. Mrs. Barbara Craig, Katherine and David of Streetsville spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Milligan and Clara. Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Jamieson, Lori, .Marilyn and Gordon were visitors on Father's Day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. v. McGowan. Frank Jamison spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Jamieson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Don Vincent of London were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Webster. To celebrate William Webster's 87th birthday a family gathering -. vias held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Chamney of Donny- brook. Attending the Cooke -Robertson reception.from here on Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Walter . Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Forster, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Craig and attending the wedding, ' ereMr..a>hct'iVirs.`Daruiton Craig, and Bill Foster, Congratulations to our public school pupils who have passed their exams and to the grade 8 class . who . had their graduation exercises last Thursday night. The entire class of 44 passed. Miss Linda Moore is spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Leo- nard Bates of Hanover. The Wingham Sportsmen slow pitch ball game was played on Sunday with Gorrie. Playing on the team from here were Walter Moore and Joe Tiffin. They played nine innings with a score of 28-27 in favor of Gorrie. On Saturday the hard ball team of Wingham, in which Richard Moore plays; kwon over Port Elgin 27-18. Angus Falconer spent the weekend with Mrs. Falconer and Kevin of Strathroy. .. Alan Falconer is having a sale ELECT JOHN LONEY Progressive Conservative in Bruce . A Stanfield government will amend the Income Tax Act to permit a de- duction for interest over 8% on a first mortgage for a principal residence. For example, on a $20,000.00 mort- gage at 12%, the annual deduction would amount to $800.00. . A Stanfield government will remove the inflationary 11% Federal Sales Tax on building materials so that more new houses and apartments can be built. We have solid programs to help Canada and Canadians *Woos in the bon port r Y. Mr. aM.elloon, Poul, Brian and Lynn of t. visited . on Sunday with mom', Ji. Jack , Std M Winghem, and called on their way' home on Mr. and ;mss. Roles. Mowbray. ' Mr. and Mrs.1mcesonsg- h4n, MiesMargaret Woods `y, Ronald McCl , friend mot, Themes Harry Moos of Piattsviiie _Sunday visitors with Mr. and rs. Ben MeClimaghan. Mrs. Cart McClenag4 boo Waited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs..Mack... Stewart of Waterloo and attended a f`an* gathering at Leisure Dodge, Kitchener.. Mrs and: Mrs. Fred Davis and Pana visited last week at Bar' with his sister, Mrs. Bill Reisido and Mr. Eeavie and family who are moving to B.C., in the near future. On Thursday they ,rer turned to her parents, :Mr., and ,Mrs. Garnet Farrier, and left fed heir home at Windsor on Saturday evening. ; • A telephone call was received on. Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn ' ;that their son George, Mrs. Conn and family had returned on Saturday from their visit to her homeland, Belgium. . Mrs. Earl Caslick and Mrs. Robert Ross were Sunday dinner - guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jima Taylor, East Wawanosh. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ross were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ross and family of Kitchener and joined In their grandson Mark's birthday cele- bration. Miss Godard of Picton spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer King and John. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Harding of Toronto spent a few days last week with his sister, Mrs. Dalton Schultz and Mr. Schultz. Sacred Heart congregation of Wingham on Sunday held their picnic at Bluevale Park. At the opening of Firestone Store ,at Wingham on Saturday Miss Gemma de Bruyn was the winner" of a prize, an electric broom. The community extends congratulations to Gemma. Carman Whytock was able Ito return home from Wingham hos- pital on Thursday. Mrs. Leola Chadwick and Phillip of London and Mrs. Wilbur Naylor of Vancouver on Thursday. visited with Mr. ,and -Mrs. Victor Emerson, Mrs. fuze Purdon at Wingham hospital'nd Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Mac- Pherson, Lucknow. BiIl'Gibson had Lloyd Whytock with his bulldozer levelling up the grounds on the east side of his field and removing the trees left when the ditch was put in. The field is ready for ploughing 'this fall. On Wednesday evening a meet- ing of the recreation officers, Kinloss council representatives and a few of the community met in the Whitechurch Hall. Many issues were discussed. It was decided that the treasurer have the books audited and another meeting be called within two weeks and if possible a team join in the play with those at Luck - now. This community extends sympathy to Carl Weber in the passing of his wife Muriel last Thursday at Wingham and Dis- trict Hospital and to daughters, Mrs. Miles (Ann) and Mrs. Garry Jamieson (Marlene) and to son Clare in the passing. of their mother. Donald Caesar was admitted to Wingham hospital on Friday. He is wished a speedy recovery by his community. Dalton Schultz was able to return home on Sunday from Wingham and District Hospital. Wheeler reunion BELGRAVE — The eighth Wheeler reunion was held on Sunday, June 23, at the Belgrave Community Centre. The Wheelers of Belgrave were in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Ross Higgins entertained the children outdoors with games while the adults enjoyed games and contests indoors conducted by -Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler, Mrs. Ross Anderson and Doris Wheeler. Novelty prizes were awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wheeler of Burlington for ,being the couple who had been married the long- est; to Mrs. Carrie McLeod of Etobicoke for coming the farthest distance to the reunion; to Lloyd Anderson, London, for having a birthday closest to the date; to Wayne Wheeler, Brussels, the youngest present; and to Mrs. Donna Shaw, Sharon Shaw and Nancy Anderson who tied for having the smallest waist measurement. Following a delicious meal Kenneth Wheeler conducted a short business meeting and it was decided to hold another reunion in two years with the Wheelers of London in charge. THESE 14 BOYS make up the Wingham PeeWee entry in the Ontario -West Central Minor Lacrosse Association. The boysare about a month into their regular season schedule and have acquitted themselves very well against teams from areas where lacrosse has been firmly established for some years. The boys are (front row) John Penny, Garry MIKE MONTGOMERY, Tim Morrison , and Bernie McGlynn were honored for their scholastic standing over the past school year at the Sacred Heart Separate School's grade 8 graduation banquet on June 18. Mike and Tim re- ceived scholarships, while Bernie won a General 'Proficien- cy Certificate. (Staff Photo) Lavonne Ilallagh guest speaker at Belmore WMS BELMORE — Knox Presby- terian WMS met at the church with guests present from McIn- tosh and Belmore United Church- es and Bluevale Presbyterian Church. The vice president, Mrs. Ralph Dickson, opened the meeting with a reading on time followed by the singing of "Dear Lord and Father of Mankind." Mrs. K. C. Press was in charge of devotions. Mrs. Selah Breck- enridge read a poem on friend- ship. Mrs. Bruce Darling and Mrs. Alvin Mundell sane a duet, "Teach Me To Pray", accompa- nied by Miss Evelyn Dickson. Mrs. Ralph Dickson gave a prayer. Guest speaker was Miss Lavonne 'Ballagh of Wingham who spoke on "Stewardship", using your time, talent, faith and money. Mrs. Ralph Dickson gave a reading entitled "Good In- tentions." The meeting closed with a hymn, followed by the benediction by Rev. Dennis Freeman. A social hour followed. Adams, 'Rueben Jacklin, Scott McGregor, Steve MacLean and Peter 'Goodall; (second row) Mike Rintoul, Klass Jorritsma, Jeff Jackson, Chris McDougall and Ken Brooks; (last row) Vaghan Passmore, Steve Morrison, pave Fear and'Jeff MacLaurin., (Staff Photo) Long illness ends in death of -Mrs. C. 'ebe V o service was conducted at •2' r m Mrs. Carl Weber of fit 3, Wingham, passed away at Wingham and District Hospital on Thursday, June 20, following' a, lengthy' illness. She was in her 82nd year. Born in Stratford in 1938, Mrs. Weber was the former Muriel. Mock, a daughter of the late John. and Maude Mock. She was educated in Harriston. She married Mr. Weber in Drayton in 1947 and they came to Whitechurch in 1954. " Surviving, besides her husband, are two daughter, Mrs. Gary (Marlene) Jamieson of RR 3,\ Wingham, and Mrs. John (Ann) Miles of Hornepayne,. Ontario; and one. son Clare at home. Also surviving are four brothers, Jim.Mock of 'Harriston; Philip Mock, Lionel Mock 'and Ken, Mock a>t�.4I+ Shea tivais:: �predecei brother., Jack. The late Mrs. Weber rested at the S. J. Walker funeral home until Saturday when funeral by Lawrence , King of Whitechurch United . Church where deceased was a member. -o. Interment followed. in Greenhill, Cemetery, Lueknow. Pallbearers were Jack Forster, Russell ;l e11. ;Elmer Slerghti> fell, John Jamieson,, `Einar - Laidtat. and' Alex Craig. .Floral tributes: •were carried to thegraveside br Grant Chambers and Dan Meek. The population of the'Yukon territory rose from�, 14,028 in 1961 to 18,890 in: 1971i according to Censg iada.Pbui�ing- the Kion.. dikerush of '96.the .pnptda,.: tion was about, 50.000: 0-0-0 The. Montreal-based Nordair regional airline has put its' Lockheed Electra into the air ice patrol service from its base at Frobisher Bay, N. W. T. The contract, covering five years, re- quired an investment of about $4.5 million. The aircraft, carries four specialist ice observers from Environment Canada. wearers. smile. Ansodem is the denture cleanser that lets you smile with confidence. Special whiteners and brighteners clean dentures fast—in minutes .. . without brushing or overnight soaking. One capful removes stubborn stains helps keep your mouth fresher. longer • ansO ent a gives you lot to smile about. Last Monday Turnberry hosted their first two -pitch soft -ball tournament. The schools that competed in the event were Turn - berry, Howick, Belgrave, Wing - ham, Sacred Heart, Grey and Brussels. On Tuesday, June 25th, the Kindergarten class presented a delightful program of song and dance as well as some skits. This was very much enjoyed by an audience of guests, teachers and pupils: At the end of the present- ation Mr. Statia awarded the mortar boarded graduating Kindergarten class with their "diplomas". Al the same assembly arm bars for soccer, softball, borden- ball, volleyball. track-and-field and cross-country were handed out. Other bars awarded were for library, student parliament, achievement, proficiency, public speaking, citizenship, merit and attendance. The students were very pleased with their accom- plishments. On sdy g ati>rtg Grade 8 clanishts andthe gradu- staff of Turnberry sat down to a delicious supper at the school's gymtor- ium. The meal was prepared and served by ladies from the Blue - vale Women's Institute. Later that Might the Grade 7 students presented the Grade 8's and their parents with a program of excel- lent entertainment. The following students graduated: Murray Metcalfe (valedictorian), Fred Krohn, Rick Timm, Gary Hewitt, M'iody Storozuk, Donelda La- mont, Helen Carter, Anna Haugh, Marlene Hastings, Sean Kuehl, Andy Heim, Dennis Melton, Ross Baird, David ten Pas, Dewayne Golley, David Lamont, Cathy Fischer, Kathy Willits, Cameron Ross, and Danny Moir. This is the last edition of our Turnberry Courier. We truly hope you have enjoyed reading our column. We had a great time writing it. It was a good chance to learn about_ the lay -out of the newspaper as well as an opport- unity to express our views on the occurrences at this school. We, the graduating Grade 8 class, will not be at this school next year but we are sure next year's Grade 8 students will be glad to produce another edition. Good-bye for now! Have a good summer! 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