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—James Moir of RR 2, Wing -
ham, who is a patient in Univer-
sity Hospital, London, is now out
of Intensive Care and has been
moved to the fifth floor of the east
wing.
—Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor
and Mrs. Elizabeth Kernaghan
have been received into the
membership of the Wingham
United Church, by transfer.
--Weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George Fisher, Patrick
Street, were' Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Dawson and Cindy of Campbell -
f,, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Eatey of
Guelph, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
raker and family of Ayton, Mr.
and Mrs Bill Gibson and family
of Whitechurch and Mr. and Mrs.
Carman Machan of Kitchener.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fisher have
recently moved to Ayton from
Guelph.
Mrs. May Richardson et
Carling Terrace and Mr. and
Kra. Ed Weightman of Belgrave
attended a family dinner held m
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Young, Langside, on the occasion
of their 40th wedding anniver-
sary. The dinner, which was held
Saturday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Young's son, Jim
Young, at Langside, was attended
by members of the immediate
family from the Langside area.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Young and
family of Thronhill were also in
attendance. Following the din-
ner, a family gathering was held.
Among those attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Richardson of
Carling Terrace and Mrs. Ethel
Holmes, John Street. Mrs..
Richardson and Mrs. Wightman
are sisters of Mr. Young. A
brother, Mr. and Mrs. Wes Young
of Langside also attended.
—Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hay
and Brenda of Hensall and Mr.
and Mrs. Tony Field of
Mississauga spent Sunday with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Agar-
-Mr. and Mrs. George Turn-
bull of Diagonal Road have
returned from a month's vaca-
tion to the western provinces;
They visited relatives in Sault
Ste. Marie, Milestone, Sask.,
Moose Jaw, Prince Albert,
Carrot River, Shellbrook, and in
Northern Ontario at Kenora,
Eagle River and Dwight. They
met two snow plows on the road
between Geraldton and Cochrane
on Sunday, September 29.
—Harold Kerr of Wingham,
Ross McCall of Brussels and Jim
Murray of Moorefield, also a
group of other local residents,
returned home Tuesday from
Russia where they attended the
Canada -Russia hockey series.
—Rev. Robert H. Armstrong
was in charge when the sacra-
ment of Holy Communion was
observed at St. Andrew's Presby-
terian Church on Sunday mor-
ning. Mr. and Mrs: John Mann
were welcomed into the fellow-
ship of St. Andrew's, transferring •
their membership from Knox
Church, Stratford. For ,the oc-
e,asion,,flowers were placed in the
church; himemory of Mr. and
Mrs. William 'Wright, grand-
parents
rand.parents of Miss Joanne Sutcliffe,
whowas married in the church on
Saturday. The 112th anniversary
of St. Andrew's Churchwill be
held Sunday, October 20, when
Rev. D. K. Perrie will be the
guest speaker. '
—Mr. and Mrs. Donald
McIntyre, of .. Willowdale visited
Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray- .
mond Laidlaw.
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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON five Candy Stripersfrom
Wingham and District Hospital were presented with caps,
pins and stripes in recognition of their service to the hospi-'
tal. Here Miss M. Wilson secures Debbie Welwood's nevi:
cap during the presentation ceremony. The girls are
presented with caps after 50 hours of service, stripes aftefr,
75 hours and pins after 100 hours: (Staff Photo ti
LISTOWEL MAYOR
DECLINES POST
Mayor David Kilberg of
Listowel has stated that he will
not run for office in this fall's
election. He has been mayor of
the town for six years and served
two years as a town councillor
previous to his election as mayor.
Mr. Kilberg referred to family
obligations and his conviction
that no individual should occupy
the top municipal post too long.
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LONDON MAN RENEGS
ON RACETRACK PLAN
L. J. Cassina of London, who
had sought and was granted town
council approvaljor operation of
the Godexich racetrack on a year-
round basis, has decided not to
proceed with the venture. •
Goaerich officials expressed
themselves as still willing to
proceed with the agreement, but
the London<,man had not informed
them of his' reasons for the'
change of mind.
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SR. CITIZENS' UNITS
FOR BRUSSELS
Faro Properties Ltd. of St.
Catharines have shown plans to
the Brussels village council for
the .construction of a 34 -unit
senior citizens' apartment build-
ing. Construction is expected to
Wroxeter
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ritchie of
London and Mr.- and Mrs. Jack
Moore of London visited Tuesday
with Mr. and Mrs. Art Gibson.
Mrs. Ritchie and Mrs. Moore are
sisters and are former residents
of Gorrie (Vanstones).
Miss Romelda Taylor of
Wingham visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Art Gibson and
family.
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AND CAKE BOXES
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begin within a month.
The brick building, to " he
erected on the corner of
Alexander and John Streets, will
cost in the neighborhood of
$500,000.
Egg aoard
elections
The Hon. W. A. Stewart,
Minister of Agriculture and Food,
announced amendments to _ the
Ontario Egg Producers' Malt,
i Pian *eh '
the election of committee ,men
and members to the Ontario.Egg
Producers' Marketing Board.
The amendments to the Egg Plan
were requested by the Egg Board
in a proposal recently submitted
to the Farm Products Marketing
Board. '
In making the announcement,
Mr. Stewart said: "At the time
the new Egg Plan came into exin
tence in January 19133, the Egg
Board assumed the task of
developing an equitable elector&
system. This has now been ac-
complished and the egg prow.
ducers of Ontario will have the'
opportunity next month to elect
their representatives to the
Ontario Egg Producers' Market-
ing Board."
Committeemen will be directly
elected by producers in 13 dis-
tricts throughout the province on
or before Oct. 26. The Committee
men elected in each district will
then elect (on or before Nov. 2)
from among themselves a
member who will represent the.
district on the Ontario Egg
Board. Committee men and
members will'initially hold office
until Feb. 29 and March 31, 1976.
"Registration of the producers
eligible to vote and the'
mechanics of the voting pro-
cedure itself will be coordinated
by the present Ontario Egg Pro-
ducers' Marketing Board," Mr.
Stewart concluded.
PrOlalre oa
laleatiO4 and the Deportment
Tra nsp*tatioa and Cont
municiiiens to bring about.
Provetnent ;in 1. tion
• the tra `' I portatIoa 'of
'students en school buses.
lin colitis Ai a concentritted
e irt on the part of the g+'al:
public, Mr, Davis said that safety
standards for the transportation
of its in Ontario must be
proved a res tonal*, to
ensure the sat of ice' and
girbt who are transported to and
from 50091 by school buses.
Mr.* Davis emphasized- his
executive's deep concern about
the variety of standards applied
throughout the province, In terms
Of the safety features, He noted
that, although recent legislation
has resulted in improved, safety
eigrave
Mr., and Mrs. `Wiuian Graf of
Chepstow were Wednesday after.
noon visitors with, Mrr and Mrs.
Hugh RInn and John. At the same
home on Sunday visitors were
Mr. andMrs. Elvey Rock, Joanne
and Jennifer, Mrs. Gladys Rock
and Bruce, all of Monkton, and
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rock and
Janette of Walton. .
Mr. and Mrs. lack McBurney
were able to return to their home
on Friday after. being patients in
the Wingbam and District
Hospital. c
Mr. and Mrs,, Clarence .Hanna
spent the .weekwith Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Minick and family, , Mr.
and Mrs. David Hanna and
family, all of Kitchener.
Over 1,000 people sat down to
the annual hat turkey supper last
Wednesday evening eking in the Bel -
grave Community Centre.
Mr, : and, Mrs. Kenneth Lichty
and. Wayne of 1; Milverton
visited.on Saturday evening with
herparents, Mr. and Mrs.' Robert
Il b erd. +
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of Eganvillevisited a few days
last week with Mr. and Mrs;
George Fisher, Patrick Street.
'•.and mss: Elmer „Ireland
of London and Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Grant of Teeswater spent
a couple of days at .Tobermory
last. week. •
GRADUATES
Miss Judith Scoff, daughter
of Mrs. George Scott, 'gradu-
ated October 4at War Memo-
rial Hall, Guelph from the
Registered Nursing Assistant
program,
GETTING READY ---.Get $ g a calf ready for showing is
more than half of the work aid' 4'H nernber Jim Fairies of
Gorrie labors over his calfefore entering the show ring at
the Howick Fall Fair on Saturday. (Staff t0)
"Agit an organization dirty
caned with: chime, Ontario
Public School err
,Fedesition has a !major reopen-
todemond improvemew
bus safety standards,"Mt. Davis stated, He
the hope that this .s e sense of
responsibility ibaility will be assumed :by
individuals and organisations
who have the of students
at heart.
Mr„ Davis made' reference to
an extensive study of ithool :btisl
transportation undertaken by his
organization In 1973.
This 13- ge document cow
Ulm ne some interesting and Cede,
vant inforMatiOtt
about safety
standards
which are presently in
use in Ontario, a review of
standards used in other Awls*..
dictions, an analysis of areas re -
(miring immediate consideration
andarttention and , * tbirty •nine
recommendations for meaSUreS
requiring urgent action. This
report, Mr. Davits stated, has
been widely acclaimed and well
received: He concluded by stat-
ing "we have a long way toga to
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