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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-04-03, Page 13TOURS WWVA 'JAM ORE17 -4: :and her,tfh011est in Wintry and. Western entertainment at the Jamboree in Whig, West Virginia. Toni' features modern downtown accommodation,. ;Jam- boree tickets and, delude trans. portatlon. Don't mss this special: tour featuring Buck .Owens. De- parts April 11 (evening), returns April 10: Reserve today. Fettes Tours, 3201545, Mount Forest. Q.,,�CANADIAN �TUy,L� TULIP F�+estival9- 34day tour to the nation's capital, Ottawa, departs May 17. Includes downtown • accommodation, bra- s transportation, 1/2 -day guid- ed city tour, Rideau Canal boat cruise and millions of flowers in fill bloom. Some seats still avail- able on our second bus. Pick-ups en route. Fettes Tows, 323-1545, Mount Forest. HOLLAND, Michigan—See thg authentic Dutch Village, Wooen Shoe factory, Klompen Dancing, Street Scrubbing, tulip faf'ni, monster parade and more on our 3 -day tour to the annual Holland Tulip Festival. Departs May 13. Pick-ups en route. Fettes Tours, 323-1545, Mount Forest. CALIFORNIA TOUR -21 -day tour departs April 20 and includes 15 states with all side trips and admissions and city tours in- cluded. Featuring Disneyland, Universal Studios, Hoover Dam, Grand Canyon, Petrified Forest, Painted Desert, Salt Lake City, Reno, San Francisco, Los An- geles and much more. A first- class trip at the prime time of year. 6 seats still available. P.ick- ups • en route. Fettes Tours, 323-1545, Mount Forest. CANADIAN West Coast -21 - day tour departs June 22 (Stamp- ede) and Aug. 17. Features 20 nights' accommodation, first- class transportation and all sightseeing. No overlapping of �r m llhil. .:. .lam 1 routes and nQ night driving. The only way to see'it all, including Banff,, Jasper, Lake Louise, Van- couver, Victoria, Calgary, ut n Regina,Winnipeg,and d theof beau,.._. ul.Superior rfia'Ote. Free brochures, Fettes Tours. 323-4545 Mount Forest. Always an early sell out. 12 -DAY Atlantic Province's— tours depart July 16 and July 30. Featuring F.E.X., • New Bruns- wick, Nova Scotia, Cape Breen, Cabot Trail, full-day ocean cruise to Portland, Mohawk Trail, Adirondack, White and Green Mountain ranges. One of the most scenic routes to the east. Free brochures. Fettes Tours, 323*1545 Mount FOrest. BRITISH ISLES—Space still available on our 19 -day _ complete tour of England, Scotland /and Wales departing May 5. Join your friends from the area on a first- class tour including all major points of interest. All side trips, admissions, transportation, flights, accommodation, and transportation from Mount For- est to airport and return includ- ed. Last chance to book on this tour. Fettes. Tours, 323-1545, Mount Forest. FRANKENMUTH Bavarian Festivak--2-day tour to Franken- muth departs June 8. Enjoy the authentic German festival, the scenery and monster parade. Some space still available on our third bus. Fettes Tours, 323-1545, Mount Forest. Pick-ups en route. OTHER TOURS—Fettes Totes have many other tours available this summer and fall.. Write or call for a free brochure on such trips as:3-day 1,000 Islands, 4 -day Moosonee, 6 -day Northern Lake circle, 4 -day Manitoulin and Ot- tawa, 23 -day Best of Europe, and more. Fettes Tours, 323-1545, Mount Forest. 3-10 WARD & UPTIGROVE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS John C. Ward, C.A. Listowel R'. E. Uptigrove,. C.A. (519) 291-3040 . and Mrs. Gorge M. John - stun: and baby Tara of IA visited .on Sunday with' .his, another,; Mrs. Laura Johton, Miss Shirley GraY and Roger Pearson ofTororito` : Mr. and. Mrs. e , dDenniser ' andDarlene Robert Gray of Kitchener. spent the weekend with Mr. andR:►.!*rs. Leonard James. On Sunday ,all visited with their grandmother, Mrs. Wilfred Johnston of PaiskYs R a .. d Robert ,CamL�1 l and family of Winthrop, Mrs. Ronald Hibberd and Angela of Mildmay, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zurbrift of RR 2, Clifford visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hib- berd on Sunday. 'Miss April McBurney spent the xp May V and ,M'f , - Leonard son enjoy .a: ` i vine; On w4eitend. W. F. Shickleton of .fid, Mrs. Ner. Ca►cldeto�xFinlay and�QNamdf" nglewood;e�ono! MFS , ai ... .'Shackleton ♦ .. toe .. �1 . � 4n ���7 Wi:.., '4)14 District Hospital and .44; -with Mrs,. Walter Scott o ,,,,,yafternoon. Nei Vint was a patient 'ill Wing District Rcspitall and oh*d*y was tranasferrdd to St. Marra Hospital, Kitchener rsonal Sunday School eolni ences April6 at Chalmers PreSbyterian. Church at,9:43 at La ,1M' �sY a.m. and at ^••^I side at 11 a.m. ible Study is being held April 5 at 8:30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young. Currie's School euchre party is being held Friday, ii•Priu 4, with sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Gal- braith. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Caslick of Culross were Sunday visitors with their daughter, Mrs. George Miller, Mr. Miller a d Tiffany of NEWLY -ELECTED CHAIRMAM,of the Wingham and. District Hospital Board, DeWitt • Miller, is seen with the new vice-ctairman, Jack Hodgins, Tat the inaugural meeting of the board last Wednesday. Hamilton, Mrs, Walter Janis of Wood- stock was a Friday viSitor with . Mr. and ]. Ben eClan.agh an. . Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Metienaghan and Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan were Mir. and Mrs. Irwin McClinaghan of St. Thonuis and their daughter, Mrs. Bill. Kleinharrr, and W. Kleinharr of Port Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McClenaghan of Waterloo. On Saturday evening all attended the silver Wedding anniversary party at Wingham Legion Hall for Mr. and Mrs. Don Montgomery. Mrs. Dan Tiffin arrived home on Saturday from Victoria Hos- pital, London. Mrs. John Miles of Hornepayne is visiting with her father, Carl Weber, and brother Clare. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Evans, Linda, Larry and Lisa of Bal- linafad were Easter Sunday visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin and Mrs. Gertrude Tiffin of Wingham were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Caslick were Saturday evening visitors with his mother, mit. Earl Cas- lick. M's. Earl Caslick visited on S»;inday with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coidtes. Visiting at the same home were Mr. and Mrs. Tom �er of Listowel and Mr. and . R. -Lewis and Michael of Turnberry, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coultes, Debbie, Blaine and Kevin of Blyth were Saturday visitors with his father, Albert Coultes. Mrs. Wilbert Schwichtenberg of Port Elgin recently had surgery on her ankle which has proved successful. Mr. and Mrs. Ronalld Beecroft, Shannon, Kevin and Heather of Wingham were Sunday '-visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W.., Beecroft. Congratulations to Mrs. Jennie Inglis of West Wawanosh who on Monday, March 31, celebrated Firestone RADIAL V -I Features the wide, road -gripping footprint of the "70'.' series plus all the benefits of Radial tire construction. The Rib designed tread with increased depth and wider grooves gives much improved performance on wet pavement. The two radial body plies give a soft, cushioned ride while the four strong belt plies give tread stability and extra impact resistance. 95 ONLY ER70-14 Whitewall Firestone POLYESTER 500 A 4 -ply polyester cord body for extra strength and smooth riding performance. This is a tough performer with 7 -Rib road -grabbing tread for high speed stability. The high angle cord combined with the latest sidewall design keep the Wide "500'. ahead of its time. 3 ONLY Firestone Deluxe CHAMPION SUP -R -BELT ONLY Deluxe Champion Sup -R -Belts were original equipment on many 1970-74 cars. Built with extra tough rubber compounds and two plus two construction. A perfect combination of strength, performance, and long trouble free mileage. sw 15. Blackwall E78/14 FREE INSTALLATION Firestone Deluxe CHAMPION 65' Blackwall E 78/14 NS A0- 001014 Firestone CHAMPION."83" A proven, dependable tire at an extremely low pace Ideal for the customer with limited driving needs or wanting tires for a second automobile Features 4 -ply nylon cord' body and bladed tread design and full depth tread sipes. ONLY 95:52.-.1130 Blackwell FR�&"( �ON %\45C . 11' stnng Tii E CENTRE A wide "78." series original equipment tire with 7 -Rib tread design for extra road hugging ability now at a low, low orice for use on compacts and sub -compact cars. NOW ONLY 95 A78-13 NSI tfijkON Whitewall only $ 2.00 more Firestone DLC -100 RETREAD The DLC -100 is one of Firestone's most popular tread designs The wrap around shoulder adds a new tire appearance, while the bladed tread design with full depth sipes provides excellent wet pavement traction. LFACK S FIRESTONE CENTRE WINGHAM 357-3733 ONLY 85 7.75.14. 7 75-15 can replace FR INSTALLATION F78-14, F78-15 Blackwall/Exchange w - Firestone MIN , PORT WONLY Here s the tyre to handle the needs of imported cars It has Eurgpean styling with heavy rounded shoulder for better handling. traction, and cornering A high quality. Original Equipment tire at an economical price 95 600-151. Blackwall FREE INSTALLATION The safety h your tires Air Pres - 1 sure affected ... Load a'"- sure Wear' Have is check Conditions your tires, FpBv., for safety sake. her 94th birthday.. Mack of High-'; gate was horned celebrate the occasion with has mother and. visited 1 - visited with his brother Alex M. Inglis also received chs and phone calls 'from other sons, Jack of Victoria and Roddy, of Eariton. Son Tom and daughter, r mi de iiansligani, res de vy'Titp their mother and Pause, lam. Bob Adams, is also in the vicinity to help celebrate. Mrs. Inglis enjoys fairly good health and is up and around every day. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Metcalfe of Wingham spent the holiday weekend with her daughter, Mrs. Robert Toman, Mr. Tomah and sons Michael and Steven of Brantford. John Crowston of LucknoW was last week admitted to Wingham and District Hospital. His many friends wish him a speedy re- covery. Mr. and Mrs. Orland Irwin and family of West Wawanosh were Saturday evening visitors with .Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw and family. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilkes and Glenna were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scott and family of Listowel. - Congratulations to Vicki Scott on winning the Easter Bunny draw last Thursday night at Shirai Department Store, Wing- ham. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Henderson of Brantford spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin. Miss -Lois Falconer of Stratford visited Sunday and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Angus. Falconer. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer and Kevin visited Friday and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Le Blanc of Streetsville. t redeer Afar,°of T ''iv visitors With Misses Laidlaw,Mary .Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd -why and Mr, and Mrs. Oeorge. seer, , Mr. and M!rs;n Itohinson and Mr. Murray v nccnt, Were on tne bna tow from Thursday y' Grand -Ole Om Nashville. Mr. and Mrs, G.,ol CAIMiheil. o Scarborough* end with her par+, Mrs. Bill Bintotd. On Sunday Mr. end. Mr. But Rantoul, Mr. and Mrs. -Neil Rin- Out and Steven, Mr. and . . David Oberholizer and Jeffery of' Wingham were Sunday visitori with Mr. and Mrs. Mack Cardiff of Bru1s. Mr. and 'Mrs, Bill Sproul ° of Mississauga visited • Tuesday to Friday With Mr. and . . Ned. .. RintoW and Steven. • s Weekend visitors with Me. and Mrs. Dalton Schultz Were Mx'= • Mrs. Torn McMillan, Tommy a Timmy of St. Catharines and on Saturday.evenning were joined j Mr. and Mrs. Elmer S ultz, Greg and Elwin. Mrs. Hazel Purdonof iE spent the weekend with her daughter, Mrs. Gordon Ilio, Mr. Rintoul and family. Members of the' Whrtlech Water System are bol,.. spring meeting April 9°ih church community Memoria", Hall. Mr. and Mrs, Donald Gaunt Chatham were holiday vito with her parents, Mr. andMrs: M W. R. Furdon. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ritchie, Brenda and Donald' of •Kinloss' visited Sunday with Mrs. , Ger,. shom /Johnston,of Wingham. Belgrave Person Miss Susan Brown of Wingham spent the holiday with her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bolt. Mr. and Mrs. John Nixon were -in Toronto last week where John attended the West Wawanosh Mutual Fire Insurance conven- tion. Visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse on Easter Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Mait land Edgar, Dianne and. Dean, Barry. . Edgar of Durham, . New HampAlliE00,4Isrot and s. Charles- Johnston of Blyth and Mr...and Mrs. Harvey Edgar. Visitors on the holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Herson Irwin were Mrs. Gibson Armstrong and David of London, Mr. and Mrs. James Irwin of Dunnville and William Irwin of Goderich. Mr. and Mrs.' Alex Styles of Toronto' spent the weekend. with their aunt, Mrs. Cora McGill. Mrs. Corey de Vries and Cora of Goderich visited one day last week with Mrs. Cora McGill. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Vincent of London spent the weekend 'with his parents, Mr. and Mrs: Harold Vincent. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leitch, Julie and Jeffery, Mr. and' Mrs. George M. Johnston and Tara, all of London, - spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby. ,,,.Miss....Julia Leitch of London returned home on Sunday after spending her ' holidays with her grandparents, Mr. and. Mrs. "Robert Grasby. A number from ' this area at- tended a meeting of R.B.P. 904 Woodham on Good Friday even- ing when the Red Cross degree was conferred on a class sof 11 candidates. Visitors were present from Stratford, London, Clinton, Sarnia, Goderich; Blyth,' Harris- ton, Fordwich, Hensall and Bel- '. grave: Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Nicholson and Sherri of Listowel visited' :on' Sunday with his parents, Mr: and Mrs. Garner Nicholson. : - Mr. and Mrs. Vince Maims of London accompanied `by ' C. R. Coultes of Huronview wereaSuka- day visitors with relative' Ivan Wheeler returned to Strat- ford from spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler after being hospitalized because of surgery the previous week. Miss Nancy Andersonand her girl friend, Miss Beverley Sullivan of Lambton College, Sarnia, spent a few .days with Mir. and Mrs. Ross Anderson. The Belgrave Men's Choir pre- sented a program for the resi- dents of Huronview, Clinton, recently. Richard Anderson of Toronto spent the weekend with hit parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Americo Arruda, Maria and Michelle of Toronto spent the holiday weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Les Shaw asid Pamela of London spent a couple of days over the Easter weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ander- son. Bruce Hanna and Lyn Daerr of Listowel returned home on Satur- day from a trip to New Mexico, Texas and Arizona. Holland bulb to honor Royal Canadian Legion Once again the people of Holland are expressing the feelirfgs of friendships that were made in World War II, their gratitude to the Canadian sol- diers who liberated them and to the Canadian people for giving shelter to their Queen and Royal family. The year 1976- is the Golden Anniversary of the Royal Cana- dian Legion and to mark this occasion the Bulb Growers of Holland have created a new tulip called the Royal Canadian Legion. The Queen of Holland has sent thio letter: From Her Majesty Queen Juli- ana of the Netherlands to The Royal Canadian Legion: "It is with great pleasure that I take the opportunity of the Gold- en Anniversary of the Royal Canadian Legion, firstly, to con- gratulate you all on the memo- rable occasion and to express the wish that the Legion may for many more years successfully continue its valuable work. -The rulifnh porkpies Motor ft heartfelt and deep gratitude for your unforgettable share in liberating our country at the cost of heavy sacrifices, and nay family and myself feel a thankful affection for the Canadian people because of their heartwarming hospitality during ` those dark years of the war. "On this special occasion I should like to put into words a heartfelt wish that the following generations all over the world will be prepared and susceptible to be taught by the lessons of those troubled years, now almost casually known as World' War II, that they will clearly see the example of those who fought and often died, of toe people who acted, and never even thought of refraining, for it is my fervent hope that those horrors will never again occur. "May ft be given to you, to keep the torch of peace and justice burning and aloft." Juliana R. It is the aim of the Legion to have these bulbs grown right across Canada and in bloom for 1976. The bulbs will be available for fall planting in 1975:' The only way these bulbs can be obtained is through the Legion branches. The tulips are of a golden color on stems 20 -to -24 inches high. Anvnnp in the Wingham area wanting information on these bulbs should contact Ian Edward 357-1516, Ken Simmons 357-1045 or But Morin :157 1 cr by ing Branch 180 Royal Canadian Legion 357-2128. Any orders for these bulbs must be in by April 15.