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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-11-20, Page 2lince-Iitaxesa ` uz D November lard D, 1 , the 1 iltiil I $t* oto RawroaVi wen) wrixiv,ged.r4 -1 rejoed to take aetYbedY lf+t -" John, less the paw 134 bis.evia r4tiloins. laraigArilrAralrgirtir$11111:011 Sir V.K, by Richard Rohmer biainad by the Arab ItatiOrtS threatens the complete tepee of Great Britain, Canada ItaCea the prospect of waves of British immigrants- As Canada founders on the brink of internal collapse, the U.S. scrambles to stabilize Britain's crumbling economy under American con- trol. Heads of state try desper- ately to i 1 1 " momentum of shatter, .s including a 'plane c. a remote part of Canada that threatens to change the course of history. COME IN AND SEF SPOTUGIIT ON GIFTS The Snow Walker by Farley Mowat Poignant in its depiction of a way of life that is no more, this novel presents a memorable por- trait of a land and its people, capturing the essence of the Arc- tic and of Eskimo lore. The' merciless influence of the ele- ments creates bonds between humans, and between humans and their worlds, bonds more powerful than life or death. The Peacock Spring by Rumer sodden Suddenly, just as the term opens, fifteen -year-old Una Gwi- thiam, in the middle of a promis- ing schoolcareer, is peremp- torily summoned with her young- er sister Hal to loin her father, the brilliant diplomat, Sir Ed- ward in New Delhi. No reason is_. given but the secret soon be- comes palpably and painfully evident and the stage is set for one of Rumer Godden's best.and most dramatic novels. ias and the Angel by Frank Yy Young Tobias Tobit is wending his way south to marry one of his identical twin cousins with his guardian angel, Angie, when he gets mixed up with a Mexican sexpot, a movie star, a gun moll and anurse so beautiful that Angie keeps her for himself. But when Toby arrives at his cousin's house he is rapidity drawn into a family that seems to specialize in murder, incest, lies and false identities all to cover a secret so terrible that,: why Tft44s,,djs- covet:0 whoa it is, it a3.ti'ost„ troysilis riarerrffrinerrmyrrima INGLIS FARM DRAINAGE Quality Installation Clay or Plastic Free Estimates PHONE: 392-6700 R.R. 3 Walkerton rwrimiriErrimmegm DOWN WITH THE OLD and, eventually, up with the new. This five -ton limit sign was taken down and discarded im- mediately after the official opening Friday of the new bridge at Sideroad 5-6, Con. 6 of Turnberry Township. The new bridge can carry over 200 tons and is longer and higher than the old structure. Gorrie Personals Mrs. Robert Strong, accom- panied by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hastie took Mrs. Reta Strong to Toronto International Airport EAVESTROUGHING YEAR `ROUND INSTALLATION COLOURED, SEAMLESS ALUMINUM OR GALVANIZED We specialize in steel and shingle roofing FREE ESTIMATES M i E ROOFING & RENOVATING. Phone 291-1331 Listowel NOW IN STOCK New J & M GRAVITY BOX. Over 350 bushel capacity. Order now. Limited supply in 1976. New J & M WAGON AND BOX. $950.00 Special Year End Clearance Prices on FER- TIUZER SPREADERS. 3 point hitch and troll models. New 22 ply AIRCRA.FT TIRES on 6 hole heavy steel rims. I • for loader tractors or large wagOf S. Only left. $100. each. MAX A. RIEGLING PHONE 395-5107 EVENINGS Sunday, where she flew to Mon- treal to visit her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allan and Jamie of Beaconfield, Quebec. Mrs. Strong and Mr. and Mrs. Hastie then spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hastie and Douglas of Woodbrdge. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dane, accompanied by Mrs. Mel Taylor of Brussels and Mrs. Lewis Cook of Belgrave visited Wednesday with Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Taylor of Dorchester. Mrs. Cecil Grainger and Robert ' Grainger attended the funeral of Mrs. Howard Grainger in Orillia on Tuesday. - Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Freeborn of Listowel visited. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Edgar. Mrs. Glad Edgar has returned home after spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Williamson of Thornhill. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Coulter of Kitchener Visited Saturday at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Templeman and Fred Coulter. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gibson of Listowel visited Sunday with Mrs. Lloyd Jacques. E;d Gilmar is a patient in Wing - ham and District Hospital. Miss Shirley Versteeg of Ford- wich spent the weekend with Miss Laurel Dane. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stirling of Part Severn spent a few days with Mr and Mrs. Neil Stirling Charles Gibaon of Lansdowne spent the weekend with his par- ents. Mr and Mrs Robert Gib- son Miss Shauna Dane has re- turned home from Listowel Memorial Hospital attended the opening. These included: engineer Ken Dunn, contractor Owen King, Reeve Harry Mulvey, Deputy Reeve Don Eadie, Department of Highways representative Ross Jackson, Mac Wylie, Len Baird, and councillors Anson Duncan, Dave McCallum and Harold Elliott. Turnberry Twp. opens new bridge Bridge openings always seem to be held in the worst possible weather, and Friday's official opening of the new Turnberry Township bridge was no excep- tion. The snow had . stopped fall- ing, but cold winds and overcast skies made the event less than pleasant for participants and spectators alike. Despite the weather, or per- ps because of it, the tone of the ceremony was short, sweet and friendly. Huron -Bruce MPP Murray Gaunt cut the ribbon and ran for the warmth of the car, fol- lowed by all the other partici- pants. Present for the ceremony were: Turnberry Township Reeve Harry Mulvey, Deputy Reeve Don Eadie, councillors Ansdh Duncan, Dave McCallum and Harold Elliott; engineer Ken Dunn; contractor Owen King; Ross Jackson-, representative from the Department of High- ways; Mac Wylie, contractor for the fill; Len Baird, roads superintendent. The new bridge is more impor- tant than the informal ceremony reflected Friday. Located on Sideroad 5-6, near Concession 6, it replaces an older structure that had deteriorated to a five -ton limit. Flooding often washed out the road on either side of it and could have forced the road to be closed eventually. The new bridge is a two-lane bridge, constructed at a cost of about;137,000. It is jointly funded by the townshipand the Depart- ment of Highways. It's longer than the old structure and higher, with the road built up on either side to prevent erosion and deterioration from flooding. It can hold over 200 tons of weight. In case of an emergency, St. John Ambulance suggests that a first aid kit should be kept handy in the home. - i 1 COLD WINDS AND OVERCAST SKIES were the setting last Friday for, the official opening of the new Turnberry Township bridge on Con. 6,• Sideroad 5-6. Murray Gaunt, Huron -Bruce MPP, kept the ceremony brief: he cut the ribbon and ran for warmth, followed by everyone else who 4 Ifs gt t:4 • 111 to AHILISHA1/E Triplehead 'Special' 11 ELECTRIC SHAVER ELECTRONIC POCKET CALCULATOR 14 LADY SUNBEAM 14 ELECTRIC SHAVER Lee Vance Ltd. WINGHAM YOUR WINGHAM PHARMACIST ONTARIO ,;s liril£ c ristmas r mom LOCAL ENTHUSIASTS ATTPND GREY ClP Complete the perfect kitchen with a. MOFFAT FROST -FREE REFRIGERATOR Frost tree Moffat fridge with 14q lb' Capacity freezer compartment which Includes tilt shelf. ice tray rack Ice cube trays ice bucket and door shelf. 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