HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-05-08, Page 13CO !ORS.
m e and Bill Rlntal l'an 5t f wish t
nke,you'3slncer,OIy far hell<wond. rf .,
pass a ucceae of thy. opening
r place of business,
surra Ar strong (Wee_
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! lam► d, Bon Stewart,' Ray
Nicholson, .;Doug f'Shietl, 1a+
a►lrti>n i'aut Simpson,
Netzke, ,:ckle.
ISo, thank you for the, beautiful= floral
rrra eme nts and 'plants rec>ivod from the
,190 T1' Business Assaclation,; ' ba ine5s
a00011t,s, Our suppliers, and'friendls
I .
Vit.
e'hope our seminar was helpful to all
those attending.
Thank you cind all. We are delight -
04 to serve you.
ECayne and Bill
Rintoul Luxury Products
R.R.1, :Winghan
SEER 1%40
ii r tom, carne .
ingham to play' exhibition
Weer. .D1t , itf eld and Luck
Huntington, each °g t'one gam.
leaving the ore 4-2 for Mitchell.
A strOngme- was by
Paull . Dickson, Jeff. Dickson,+t
Brian: 'La ' , rd : Kinahan
and Dade Whitfield,.".There. was
one mishap at this game. Allan
'Pilsen c acked his 'collar bone.
The team members are: Paul
Drennan, Allan , Tilson, Myron
McKee, .Brian Larose,. Keith
Netzke, iGord Kinahan, Jeff Dick-
son, Paul ;Dickson, Brian:Cooper,
Dale Whitfield; Sheldon,' Jones,
Andy Heim; Dan A.rmstrung,
Lyle Bridge, Nick Beyersberger,
Jay MacLaurin, Chuck Hunting-
ton,
Ineri46 in the Kul�'t '!al' fifer-,
ewe, Manxetude* a. �o ved
in the on 4
to hperi!, This eon) tit is
b tweea0 different brae
i tib ' and girls'visions d
first, and s� 100014.f -
ng the diff _overlain'•
whidi the 4th pete are.
basketball,. volleyball, : seat
Sbided o ouric (tied**"amu
Id last week with tl> i'o
'e nts
are
Carlin; KaVie: ren Cur ; Jan
W
le'�ztl ar'act_
l ` MarkT Tiffin is
convener; ° Laurie Allmon
athletic publlc;ty� managel
'I`wyla Dickson girls' ,n
convener; Bruce
athletic •convene
Kyac is the -
The ,presi,
dent are Wit
assistant p
treasureraq
choose these
selves, All menu
Students' 'Council
go into office May, 1
from our reprReseltatiViu.
NORRIS PEEVER
who will be at: TOWN HALL, W1.NCHAM,
_ 357.4550
Vie can end to nearly event tyDe sretniessie and
I ad manufacturing
$fl McMillen 'done
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ami art sap - snow modernize a business
to anywherer Ca.,su�teyouSO
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IOD INDUSTRIAL
IJEVIIOPMFNI IJANK
. 1036 Ontario Street Stratford, Ont.
"GREAT;EXPECTA,
ate name for the ter al*,
Mair,, Peggy Gibson Ju, -
"expectations" with
"'!`from the F. E. Madill Secondary School is a very appropri-
►ome who represented the largest school in the County. Joan
jtpbell and Carol Raymond definitely realized the promised
its during Huron County Music Night last Tuesday.
YEARBOOK suOpowrgit •
yearbooi: Johnston 4 Son, f uclt, ,
now; J. M. McDonald Lumber „• •
Ltd., Brussels; Whghatm F u t ," •=w i l l serve four counties
Market, Winghanpi 'SiIiek PrO''..
"'hese advertise s suppolrt, yo I i f f or�ch. health centre
Hardware, Teeswar;.:LelQyr` ?, A new concept in public health services
y:p
} ' services has been implemented The Grey Count Un is plan-
Wingham;
Hackett
F Waite�rae,, :• the village of Clifford, where ngearly screening -
Hackett Farm E" ip. 4t of childhood
Wingham;P g clinics to include physical health
appraisal, hearing and vision
checkups, and the Denyer
developmental test. This clinic
will be held early in 1976. -
Plans are also being -made -for
other programs as the need
arises, such as . parenthood
classes and pre -natal clinics. The
dates and times of the various
clinics will be advertised in ad-
vance.
ment, Lucknow; Howick Mu
Wroxeter; Stanley Door Syst
Wingham.
al, the residents of four counties will
benefit from the services of a
ngle health care Centre, Dr.
ISH and CARRYPRII
GORRIE BUILDING SUPPLIES ARE
CELEBRATING TIVERTON BUILDING SUPPLIES
GRAND OPENING-----
WISEWAY FEATURE
TRUCKLOAD-
PANEL SALE g �6
A PAIIIT 8
DOMCOR FLOORING
LAID '' 1ta `''' ''e dent-p/hyy�s�'-
Co + ii~Ies{ tb Centre
and the •..facilities there will be
available for the people of Grey,
Bruce, Wellington, and Huron
Counties. The health units of
Huron, Wellington and Grey are
financially supporting the joint
venture, but the residents of
Bruce will also be welcome.
The village of Clifford lies very
close to the juncture of the, four
counties, closest townships being
Carrick in Bruce County,Nor-
manby in Grey, Howick in Huron
and Minto on Wellington.
Public health nurses from the
four counties will visit the Clif-
ford centre on a regular basis to
meet the needs of residents of the
counties who reside in the Clif-.
ford area. In many cases these
attached nurses will be doing
"follow-up" work for the . pat . co�npanitnents with their choirs.
Tents' family doctors. "T�'ie final number was a mass
A -PARADO
I creep up' on the menacing'
Doubt blankets ny 'thOii
My path turns zigzags.
Who knows why' t1 saw. it in
a ,movie), ,
Domineering, slirooded in. wl,-
of inconceivable. demands:
Like a steel'' revettixieft
tall ::and treacherous.
Transgression deals..the cards of
fate. -
Pushing,
I reach it.
Wig, •
I grasp its base.
Straining,
iyseff
Panicking,
I lose my grip. ,
I drop to teen and scurry back to
my sanctum.
Susan Adams, 11A
FORMAL
This year's formal into be held
on May 30. The theme o this last
dance of the year is "Mother
Goose" with all her more 'famous
nursery rhymes and Opus II pro-
viding the music. Committees
are busy planning the formal
decorations already with every-
one hoping that this year's formal
will be a success:
plfne, so 1
agers are
Mann i
Da1t►`tl
Manners'
seyyt. •ar
'over a L ..
Shirley 4•
•
ink.. anyoneusea'
Max Mclefan 911: Yes,
they know enough to
themselves.
0-0a0
`Tom :Peterson HI
because there are more
around seeing ou and it's.
tant to make'a good appear
Andrew Kenyon 98: The
majority do but defends on the
way you' are.brought up.
0.0-0
Mrs. 7'ffin: Their manners
vary according to where they are
and with whom they are assbciat-
ing. Since I expectgood manners•
I am rarely disappointed.
MUSIC NIGHT
On Tuesday, April 29, Music
Night was held at F. E. Madill S.
S. Local public schools parti-
cipated at this event with an
interesting- program. Students
from East Wawanosh, Brookside,
Grey, Turnberry, Howick�, North
Ashfield, Lucknow, Brussels,
Blyth , and, Wingham were
preset. They performed such
numbers as polkas, tambourine,
guitar, drum and ukulele ac-
In addition tope regular public choir of all the schools singing
health nurse services the centre "This Land of Ours."
will .provide clinics in several
phases of public health. In June
the Wellington County Unit will
bring in consultants in speech
therapy, birth control and addic-
tions. Residents of all four coun-
ties are 'welcome to take advan-
tage of these clinics.
In the fall the Huron Unit will
be responsible for a Well Adult
Clinic which will provide counsel-
ling, blood tests, foot care, hear-
ing appraisal and general health
;
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KEEP YOUR
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COOLS
ORGANIZED.
D04 ffNtnl
Donald DeBoer
named president
of Chalmers COC
WHITECHURCH—Donald de-
Boer was elected president of the
Children of the Church of Chal-
mers Presbyterian Church here
when they met during worship
service on Sunday, Vice-presi-
dent is David Ross; Vickie Scott
is secretary and pianist, Clara
Milligan is treasurer.
'the meeting opened with a call
to worship and repeating of the
Lord's Prayer in unison. Scrip-
ture from Psalm 105nwas read by
Clara Milligan and David Ross
led ID pra &.
Roll call, `try Tavorite spring
flower'was answered by nine
membe,rs. The offering was re-
ceived ,by Kendra Purdon and
dedicated by Eddie deBoer. The
birthday calendar was marked.
Mrs, Archie Purdon told a story
to the inners entitled "Celebrat-
ing One Hundred Years" Mrs.
simpaba told the senior story,
"'church Is People".
The meeting closed with
prayer,
Gospel singing
at WLU theatre
('anadlia•a G.►spel Music
Association was formed from a
nucleus of five interested gospel
music groups. An executive and a
board of directors was eluted. It
has been felt for some time by
these groups, that many areas of
gospel music such as recording
companies, gospel music news-
papers, singing groups, and pro-
moters would be aided by such an
association. Top priority is an an-
nual Canadian- Gospel Music Con-
vent ion.
in Waterloo at Sir Wilfrid
Laurier University Theatre Audi-
torium May,16-18, many exciting
new faces as well as some famili-
ar old faces in the gospel music
field will be converging for this
weekend.
Friday May 16 sees the begin-
ning •.f the convent intt with a line-
up r,f .lint, :,►•t►t►t►‘; inrluclinf; tlth
"Outreach Quartet" from Tor-
onto, "The New Covenant Chil-
dren" from London, Walt Huntly
and Dennis Pascoe who are regu-
lars on the "Hisey House of
Song" TV program, plus many
more.
Saturday at 3'30 will be a ban-
quet for singers, musicians and
promoters held at the Holiday
I•►n, Kitrh.•ner, with Jimmy Snow
as sperifil guest and speaker.
Saturday night will be the excit-
ing "Parade of Talent" with 29
singing groups from all aver On-
tario participating: Sunday -after-
,loon from 2:30-5:00 is the final
t)r.litram of the convention.
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