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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-09-05, Page 711. air at SEPARATE COOPPI Moho (orstr Clinton Open 24 Cliod Call Tod0 Let us tell you about factory built SiIf Help Homes The attractive prices The styles and designs How you can help build your horrie ond SAVE MONEY Tro.Craft Homes Waterloo, Ontario For Further Information Call CLIFF EMMERTON Sales Representative KinCardine Office: 395.5020 Horne: 395-5544 August 35„ After * OW hour of and readings the brkleolect of • this month WO presented viAlth many beautiful gifts. She wait' assisted in opening these by hor mother, Mrs,- Gather .Nicholson .of RR 5, Brussels, and sister -in- , 'Mrs, Ronald Nicholson of Margaret thanked everyone and Invited them to an Open house at her parents' herne on Monday, DENTURE CLEANING • TABLETS LACK numerai f Provincial will visit all Ontario during the annual municipal enumeration, Revenue Minister Arthur Moen said last week, "Annual municipal ennui- eration is quite different from the emunerations conducted in preparation for ifederal and provincial elections," the minister explained. "Special votere lists are required since ' eligibility 1.0 vOte IS different at ' the municipal level." The right tO vote In federal and Ansodent powder's powerful efferves- •••• more denture bac- /' tail and is more * effective against denture stains than / / 1 it either of the two leading tablets. If you want the proof. just try, Ansodent and see how much brighter and fresher your,dentures will bp. fft MR. AND MRS. HAROLD HERGOTT are presently resId- ing in Scarborough. They were married Saturday, AVOW 17, at Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Churthe, Walkerton, bY Rev. J. H. Newstead. The bride is the former • Pamela Jagelewski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, George Jagelewski of Walkerton. Parents of the groorri are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hergott also of Walkerton. The bride is an X-ray technician and was formerly on the staff of the Wingham and District Hospital. The groom is employed by Ontario Hydro at Pick- ering. (Photo by Snyder Studio) • everything you need to rriake Won your own. olecome is based upon and 'I13e right to vote in a eleetion.i. more extensive, since it allows a non-reeiritat who is et least years old and a Canadian citizen or British subject to vote, if that person owns or rents pmperty la the municipality. The • 51)911$0 Of Stich a 11011 -resident also ent4tled to Vote ill that municipality. ' "However," Mr. Meen point out. ‘.‘We reqtlire more data than voter eligibility. The ,enum- erators must'record names, property sloths (either r er tenant), public school support and infOrmatiOn is rewired fer five purposes: the Prectsratien votowst lists for local elections tO be held December 2; the division of the education _portion of property taxes between the public and separate school boards; the distribution of vincial grants to local govern- ments to help reduce local tax bills; the preparatiOn of jurors' Notes from: Whttechurch Mr. and M;irs, BM Caslick of Cuiross were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Willis -of Kin- cardine. John Willis, chiro- practor, recently moved frOmi. Hanover to Kincardine. Miss Joann picllaw, RN, of Goderich is holidaying this week at her home here, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson and William visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans. On Saturday Wayne Martin and Carmen McAuley were married at Belmont United Church. The reception was held at Norden Restaurant, Nilestown. At- tending the wedding from here were Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Mullin, Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw, Jane and Paul; Paul Elliott and Miss Ruth Elliott; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Willis; Mr. and Mrs. James , Young and family, Langside; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Struthers and family, Lucknow; Mr. and Mrs. David Moffat and family, Lang - side; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stewart, Teeswater. • Vinyl by Armstrong Imperial Accotone cushion floor- ing comes in a roll. Easy to clean and wax. All in -stock patterns on sale. 12' wide. Jack Kings are wed 25 years party was held Saturday evening at the Howick Community Centre in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Jack King of Guelph, formerly of Fordvvich, on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary. Jack and Frances were married in Fordwich Anglican Church. Jack was employed for cv.erA At the F9rdwil,ch Borden's Listowel plant. About three years ago they left here to take up residence in Guelph where he is working for Gay Lee. They have two sons, Randy of Fordwich and Roger of Guelph and two grandsons. They were presented with many lovely gifts and music for dancing was supplied by Ben- netts orchestra. Friends, and relatives attended from Harriston, Hanover, Palmerston, Goderich, London, Guelph, Toronto, Listowel, Tecumseh, Gowanstown, Grand Valley, Gorrie, Wingham and Fordwich. Visitors with Mr. and. Ilans. • Elmer Sleightholm on the Week- end were Mr. and Mrs, Dalton Noels, Crediton and Mr, and Mrs, David Pritchard Of Luclmow visited last week with Mr. and Mrs, Carl McClenaghan, Visitors on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Des lloches, and family were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Norris, Paul and Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Latimer, all of Mr. and Mrs. E, W. Beecroft and Karen visited Sunday with Mr. .and Mrs. Stewart Forsyth and family of Walkerton, Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Craig visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McBurney. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hardy of Listowel were visitors at the same home. Mr. and Iyirs. Dan Tiffin, Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Tiffin spent the weekend with Miss Joyce Tiffin in Toronto. On Sunday they at- tended the Exhibition and visited ()Atari° Place. Kevin Falconer visited last week in Sarnia with Paul and Brian Falconer at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reli- son Falconer. Brian Falconer of Sarnia spent the weekend with Mr. and Mts. Robert Mowbray. On Monday Lew Culbert of - Stratford visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan. Carl McClenaghan on Stmday attended the rodeo at Exeter and his mother visited with Mr. and Honortou.ple BELMORE — Friends and neighbours gathered Monday evening in the community center here for a shower in honorof Mr. and Mrs. Ron Harkness. Music was provided by Russ and Dale, following wiiich Mac Inglis addressed the couple. They were presented by Elmer Haskins with a purse of money as well as a miniature hockey stick, autographed by members of the girls' hockey team which Ron coached. Ron and Carolyn both ex- pressed thanks. Lunch was en- joyed by all. Mrs. Bill Parker. • Miss Lori Purdon on' 'Wednes- day last met Mr. and Mrs. DenglAs Kaufman of Norval and accompanied them by plane to their home at Norval, On Thursday they went to Toronto gxhibition by Plane which was very exciting, On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Archie Purdon and Kendra visited at the Kaufman hom,e and returned home with them The community welcomes Mr. and Mrs. Man DoubledaY and son Samuel ,to the village. "'They are residing in the east apart- ment at Dave Fartish's store. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Famish visited on Sunday with her sister, Mrs. William Scrintgeour, and Dr, Sctimgeour of Parkhill. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd 'Bott of Fergus were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rintoul.. Mrs, Bott went to Lucknow and brought her grandmother, Mrs. Hazel Purdon, to the Rintoul home for a yislt. Mr. and WS. Wallace Conn, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hunter and Trevor were Saturday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Doug- las Conley /and Jason of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Rims visited on Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Earl Caslick. Stephen and Colleen Duknin of St. Helens visited last week with their grandparents, Mr. andIVIrs. Lorne Dwain. Mack Armstrong of Langen- burg, Sask.', flew home on Mon- day last week and returned on Friday after visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Armstrong andiVIr. and Mrs,., Wallace Conn. Visitori-on" the weekend with and Bill Webster were Mr. agd Mrs. Rutledge of Clinton and last week Mr. and Mrs. Vincent of London. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hunter of London spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn and Trevor, who visited with his grandparents, returned home with his parents. Brian Rintoul and Gayle Rintoul on Saturday attended' Elmira fair and showed some Hereford cattle. George Kennedy was also shoWing cattle there. Both received prizes. On Monday both showed at Orangeville. , the inifonnetien collected pier' the recent foderiel election teeny other election," Mr. Seen. ob. served, "'INA* moot el Ontario holding mmsleipel election* en Monday, December me. tope this will Credite tooter interest e0111101.11$, school boards and COOTIMIsOonie canna members and trustees win hold Office for a About 11,000 comers -been trained to Year's program. Them enum- erators carry Ministry of 'Rive** identiticeue! cards and large blue binders .containing enumerationfonus. The minister noted that the ammeration takes no more than a few r 'Mau* of the local resident's time and. *bow be conducted at the door; It is not necessary to admit tbe enumerator to your home; 'The enumerators will have a - PrePrinted notice of curreritly • on record in the •• household, If the resident agrees that the information is Correct and complete be signs tbe enumerator's re:Ord and keeps coPy of the notice:If Changes are required ats, for example, an addition to the farnilY or new Support or the attaiment voting. age, then the (summation notice is Corrected on the spot, • The responding adult verifies the changes and a *bed notiee he mailed to the householdbY the assessment 'office. _ If there is no one at notne when the. enumerator calls, the notice will be left with instnictioris for residtat owners or terlantS receive •their enumeration notices and relevant instruction in the mail. Floor Cover Sale! Needle -:Bonded Carpeting Good value carpeting -for those heavy traffic areas. Made of wear -resistant polypropylene with cushion backing. Just cut to fit. Choose from five attractive colours. 12' wide. 0 —Mr. and Mrs. Jim' gaMiltoll of Victoria, British Columbia, have been visiting friends and re_latitivre: inorveare4.co. Hougb,, Michael and Chris of Goderic.h visited -Saturday with Mr. and family at the' I mp,of Wir: and Mrs, Bill Henderion Sr.,,,,Ectsvard Street. ' —Mr. and Mrs. /Gordon Miller and Larry of London yisited on the holiday weekend with Mrs. Chester Taylor, 'Victoria Street. Mrs. Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Miller have returned home from parO —Mrs. Olive Cowan and her aunt,„ Mrs. Phillips, visited recently in Flushing and Sterling Heights, Michigan. She also spent some time in Amberstbum with her stin, Richard and Mrs. CoWan and granddaughter, Kimberly Erin. the first grandchild. —Guest speakers at St. An- drew's Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning were A. Douglas Campbell and Martin Baan of Walton, speaking on behalf of the Gideons International in Canada. The Gideons' objective in this area,'.from June 1, 1973, to May 31, 1974, was $2,700. Because of the wonderful response they were able to forward S4,200 to head- quarters. • —Mr. and Mrs. Bill Henderson Jr. and family left yesterday (Wednesday) for Toronto where Mr. and Mrs. Henderson will resume studies at the Salvation Army Officers' College. —Captain Albert Murkin con- ducted the morning worship service at—the Salvation Army Citadel and delivered a timely message. Mrs. Murkin spoke at the evening service in the citadel. Mrs. Bill Henderson presided at the piano and Steve Sallows was at the consitile of the organ. He also sang a olo, "Shepherd of Love". Self -Stick Floor Tile No messing around with this tile! „lust peel off the paper backing and iloress. Durable vinyl asbestos in 12" squares. Choose from all in -stock colours and patterns. 0 Png. of 9 tiles Today could have been the day you sold that extraliving room furniture IF YOU HAD PLACED A WANT AD MONDAY STORt HOURS: Monday thr0 Friday Saturday MOTOR VP1ICiLE INSOECTION — After Sept. 1, 1974, all used vehicles must be inspected at a M tor Vehicle Inspection Station prior to the time of sale or transfer. Service stations licenced by the Ministry of Transportation and Communications to carry out a Safety Standards Certificate inspection will display this sign. (Photo by Ministry of Transportation and Communications) CALL, 357-2320 We will be glad to help you to sell it next week