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.10 '*gel to last week
with three Pmenol, injuredand
:severe . esA
John . Greenaway of Blu.ev e
wase reported eed last Wed-
OW10 whe hla' ear went off the
tlj•.ride of Concession ,H, est
of cion 44 , Turnberry
Township, and .struck a tree,
Damage w as ,estimated af
chines Houston of Wroxeter
was injured Friday in** collision
onHighway , east, of, Bliueva�lye,
Turnberry berry Tow s ,,p.. Also In-
volved in the aeeideiitwas'Penns
M. ,Hutchison of Fergus. Mr.
Ifonsten was** at the
ham and, District fly for
pin in' the lower rib vise *Lad
f►d rely. gam*
damage. to h01111 vehicles was
*3,700.
WS* Kathleen IfeIntosh of
Brogetiodwas /PM*. Saturday
when wear driven by her hosbarol
struck •a .cattieeeast«.The anima
ran onto the road on094C003190 1-
2, west of SideToad t o
Township. Mrs, McIntosh .
treated at the 'Wingham. and
trict Hospital for thumb, in r
and released: Total damage Wash:
estimated at *67.8.
Ross Kenyon of RR a, Lucw
was involved a sls gleeer eevi"
dent last Tuesday when, t Wt
front tire blew out on Highway"$0.
His car went, into the sow ditch.
and struck and brie fenee tt
and fetncing owned* a Black
of t luevale. Total d ;e was
estimated at ;$300. '
Isabel E. Nixon and flordonC.
Thynne, both QI` Winlith$ 'wesi'e
involved in;a collision W Idsy
on Highway at the junction of
Highway 4, East Wawanosh
Township. Damage Was esti-
mated at $2WQ,'
Johanna Winkel of RR 2, Gorrie'
was involved in a; single ar geld -
:,dent that same day on Huron
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WINGHAM
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STORE HOURS:
Monday thru Friday
8:OO a.m.5:30 p.m.
Saturday
8:00 a.m. a 4:00 p.m.
County Road 22,
.l'4, if
cle went
truck a guitie
the ,esu' was eft"
TWo a
reported on:.'Thni< ►y
volving eatt1ebeasts.
Coq of RR IZ Ethel seas, ,e
bound,On On melon24,w. 'of
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the : Ihta-Grey Township line,.
Grey Township, 'T �w hen a cattle.
atter
beast owned, by H. Brubacher
cap' a onto the road and *teat h
the side of the vehicle. Damage
wasestiwated at :050. A ear
owned by Timothy R. Heffer Of
RR 1, Wingham was struck by a
cattlebeast . on ,County Road " I,
west Of Siderbad ,9-10, Turnberry
`Township, Damage, was ° esti-
mated at $50..
Lolo Mann of Bluevale and
James Hobden of Islington were
involved in a collision Saturday
on Highway 86, east of Wingham,
Morris Township.' Datnage. was
estimated at ;125;
Peter 4, ,Steuernol of ,,Gorrie
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was involved in a single •, acci-
dent that day on• County Road, 28,
north of Highway 87
' when; ..he
swerved to avoid hitting a deer
and went off the road, hitting a
fence owned by Harold Robinson
of Gorrie. Damage was esti-
mated at 035.
John Hewitt of Teeswater was
injured Saturday when he was
apparently hit by a car .while•
walking down the toad in Tees -
water. Mr. Hewitt Was admitted
to the Wingham and District Hos-
pital with contusions and abra-
sions and later released. The
mishap was investigated by the
Walkerton detachment of the
OPP.
CSC meet.
at Chalmers
WHITECHURCH — President
Donald deBoer opened the meet-
ing with the story of John Bunyan
when the Children of the Church
met at ' Chalmers during the
Sunday morning worship service.
He also read the scripture.
Prayer was led by David Ross
and roll call was answered by
nine who gave a verse on
Remembrance.
The birthday calendar was
marked and members discussed
the buying of church calendars.
The offering, was received by •
Andy Nersteeg and .dedicated by
Donalik*IeBoer: con-:
test was held. '
Mrs. Hugh Simpson told the
senior story, "A Church for Kil-
donan for Selkirk Settlers to
Canada." Mrs: Archie Pardon
told the juniors a story.
SCIENTIFIC TOUR
rades four, five and atx wOnt.
on a very interesting a ccarrssion'to
the Ontario ence Centre in
Toronto on Wednesday, Nov. 5.
Everyone en)nyed themselves
while learning, many new t .hags.,
We were very
impressed
d •.
with
many inStruments towork
w,
the escalators, mut the great size
of Toronto. Our classes benefitted
most from the demonstr, atiens
that were presented to us.
Transportation Display
At the Science Centre we saw
au old car. It was in very good
shape. Then we moved on to **0
game .that tested our stopping
time. It was hard. Then we saw
some old, old bicycles. They were
magnificent, but I wouldn't want
one. Next we tried a game that
tested1
how ow w e!
we could judge
distances. We saw a Jet boat. It
was snazy. Then we went into the
balloon section. There was, a
large balloon. It went up and
down, because the heated air
caused it to rise. We found many
interesting displays in the trans-
portation section.
• Bert Sjaarda
Water Cycle Working
In a dark passage way we
found a model of a town. At the
display, we pushed a buttons
Then it started to rain and storm..
The clouds got darker. Then the
town sights turned off and on.
After the storm, the,cycY began
again. A voice explained'how the
water cycle repeated over and
over. This UMs a very interesting
model.
—Bryan Shaw
' The Human Body
Our class visited the theatre
where there was a lady who told
us about the human body. She
showed -us a real skeleton. She
also showed us that there are 206
bones in the bpdy. We did , an
experiment with taste and touch,
After that we learned about the
lungs and how many veins we
have. 'Vile learned that when you
smoke there is a build up of tar in
the lungs. We heard Steven's
heart beat. After he ran .on the
spot his heart went faster. I
really enjoyed the whole trip.
-Cheryl Ann Searson
V€s�'vtlis' fi5re4td.'`a'
thanks to the parents. who accom-
panied us on our trip and helped
to make it a very successful day.
These. are some cinquain
poems written by Grade Three:
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Slow, .swimmil
Sad, happy. kind, ;
Tortoise
PoPPh ,..
Brown, soft
Barking at tee-
Tired, happy,*sad, mad,
Dog �ly{■ ..y,++.�.`.(jj``
4 t Trt
• WHEN.1 GOT STU,
T ant a m. Oncexf.
Then when it was dark f -
something sitting in the mjddle of .
a field, I. was tired so X, decided to.,
sleep there. It took some time for
et
tt► o get in, izi. The next
morning when 1 wasMclimbing out
to find 'my' breakfast 1 Ieoked: up
and Isaw
funny . .
a l".
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n-
was so frightened that1 got stuck. •
Then a strange thing happened, I
was just lPali"way oul and I' ,fe'lt.
soanething pulling the,n.. .
he tipped over. Ia ell fiat on. my
face. Then a squirrel • came and
saw the • man. H was so fright-
ened
,.
he could not move. Then ;he
ran so fast that he lost some•of hiss,
nuts. He had ,to run bac ar
gather them to stores ;, fi
winter in his home in the old:k
tree. Later the squirrel came and.
looked at the rnan on told me he •
wasn't a real 'inseam ,So, .now I live. _
in his •shoe. ,�' �-,
NancyHenry..
Grade
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Turnberry Central- School: Col-
lected over $100 for "Unice(' on
Hallowe'en night. Mr, Kerr's
Grade Five class collected 5500.
Thanks to your support•: we
may be a part :of -.such a worth. -J
while endeavor.
ICINDERGARTEN
The Kindergarten class, Ilas
discovered that the o y =part
the pumpkin'you throw away" is
the a skin.
They enjoyed eating . the
roasted'pumpkiin seeds and they'`
also dried a few to plant 'next
year.
This week, they made "de-'
licieus" pumpkin. muffins, NOV
tbey►�
ace4allidousiasi, taiskiathi;
recipe home and show' rothee'
how it is done. .
We are sorry Pamela Barfoot is
moving 10 Listowel.
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We are happy to have Mts.'
Beth Payne helping in the office.
PROFICIENCY AWARDS in grade 12 auto mechanics were presented Friday to Marvin
Morrison and Wayne Mitchler. The awards were donated by Ideal Supply Limited.
WINNERS OF THE DR. A. J. IRWIN scholarships during commencement night at F. E.
Madill were: Joan Johnston, James Ritter and Marjorie Powell. -