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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-11-27, Page 3MINISTRY ' 60.8.000.0. rp ratI( invites ap li4a►tlon*fr r .. Sernior • Citizens i o:r"-Grey Towrns'h"ipat9,rent` apartments iln. the'1ew° . ire rBr ss�;.,,l� , nfario Rent geared t�: iflCOrn Applications are available from Brussels Town Clerk or. from:- Ontario rom:-Ontario Housing Cor oration 275 Lawrence Avenue Kitchener, Ontario ' 578.2860 REVERENDROBERT ARMSTRONG ussplays the "Chi. lain's scarf"' awarded him Sunday by the Wingham 'BOY Scouts with whom he serves as. . .. , .. Croat)* g rnstoni 'smoky at homm'.for plolasure . and for profit. Make beautiful bracelets, earrings,' cufflinks, tiepins, key chains, with beautifdily polishedr,` .agate, moonstone, %Bash,., am. thyst, with' our Kits. Send today for FREE .catalog. worth 50o. No obligation. Gem, Factory 1027 Spruce Drive Caledon Ontario LON .1 CO'Canada- are: Peter Whitby,. Rance Willis, Murry King; Michael Heard, Brian Reid and Robbie ,Willis, The. scarf was pre- sented by Purn;my •Bhatnagar nd Robbie Willis. COMBINING BUSINESS AND PLEASURE might not work fdr everyone but it was the winningformulafor the membersof the Wingham and District Hospital Auxiliary who at- tended Monday's meeting to exchange conversation and spend some time creating cor- sages for patients. Gorrie Personal Notes Miss Betty Leppington and Bruce CaMpbell ' of Kitchener spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Leppington. Mr. and Mrs. William Austin, Matthew and Peter of Tillson- burg spent the weekend with Mrs. William Austin. Mrs. Earl Patterson of Fordwich visited Sunday at the same home. Misses Florence 1 Riddell and Jean -Laing of New Hamburg were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Miller on Tuesday. Barry Dane of Hawkesbury ATTENTION Special warehouse Christmas auction sale of new furniture, giftware and large selection of brand name Toys SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29. Open at 2:00 P.M. Ball. Auction wilding Queen Street, Mount Forest PARTICULAR LISTING: TOYS: Fisher-Price, Mattel, Reliable plus other brand names. 80 beautiful chesterfield suites, OF DIFFERENT STYLES, PLUS A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BEDROOM SUITES: Spanish, Modern and Maple, Kit- chen suites, dining room tables and dining room sets with buffet and hutch. An assortment of coffee and end tables. Beautiful cabinet -and component stereos all with eight -track built in, Single, double and queen size box springs and mattresses. A beautiful selection of lamps and oil paintings plus many, many more items to be auctioned. NOTE: EVERYTHING MUST GO 50 BRING YOUR TRUCKS! Terms of sale cash ori Handy Budget Plan (cheques acceptable with proper ID) Sale Conducted by Hawley's Auctions 323-2828 spent Thursday and Friday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dane. Barry has just returned from taking a management course at Dallas, Texas. Miss Myra Dane of Kitchener spent the weekend at the same home. Mr. and Mrs. George Brown attended the H.A.S.C. annual convention held in Niagara over the weekend. On the way home they visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Downey of Atwood. • Mr. and Mrs. Irving Toner accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Peter Harrison and family to Kitchener on; Sunday and visited at • the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MacDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Edgar have returned from a trip to the West Coast visiting relatives and friends at Summerland, B.C., and also with Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Robertson at Strathclair, Man. Miss Lois Ferguson of King- ston, home economist, took part in the 4-H Achievement Day held in the Grey Central School, Ethel, Wroxeter Mrs. Elaine Mclntee, Weston, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Ross Sanderson who had spent the past two weeks in Weston with her and returned home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fryers, Hamilton, were weekend guests with their son-in-law and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shore and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bradshaw and Kelly of Listowel spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hart. ` Mr. and Mrs. James Robert- son, Goderich, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Griffith. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Orth, Thames - ford, visited at the same home Wednesday evening. Jamie Sanderson of Toronto on Saturday and spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson. Mrs. Charles Finlay, Mrs. Harry Gowdy and Mrs. Arnold Halliday .of Wingham ac- companied Mrs. Harvey Coup - land of Wroxeter to Mitchell on Sunday and attended the 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Squire, held in the Mitchell Legion Hall. Also, at- tending were Mrs. Anson Thirn- ton of Listowel, John Cathers of Wingham and Miss Kay Cathers of Toronto. Birks Robertson of Teeswater and Mrs. Glad Edgar visited the Greenwood families at Durham on Monday. Mrs. Arnold Edgar, London, spent a couple of days with Mrs. Wilford King and Mrs. Thomas MacDonald and she accompanied them to London on Saturday and spent the weekend there. :Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown, Diane and Tammyvisited their nephew, Bill Fies, in Missis- sauga Hospital on Sunday. Personals and David Sanderson, London, were weekend visitors with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Sanderson. Mr. and Mrs. James Robert- son, Goderich, called on their aunt, Mrs. William Hart on Sun- day afternoon. Mrs. Ross Toman, Mrs. Sam Ovington, Mrs. Allan Griffith and Mrs. James R. Wilson of Blue - vale were in Kitchener on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Hamilton and family haire taken up resi- dence in their new home which they built recently on the 12th of Howick, north of Gorrie. We are sorry to hear of the accident which hospitalized Misses Elsie and Marion Gibson at the weekend. rade: 0110r boa ta. ' ipre5; amt his about animals. preparing for 4.,Fre4PlaPIMIX winter. We, Watched a That told how different,aniMa i irds Sot ready ,arrae c ■l the :weather. Some of the storie we., read told about other ways ;ani. .mals ,Prepared- for the. con" ,Gr's krol was, etas getting in Vie. There �werre sftn the r �. plea �Grisz.` *Mt: andfa snid;h►is. 1+ a p the` 'se"`x. He ,_tocomoRtit t t bee; use. winter was .ciatals wore nhole01 .. t .- 7:407as: cided; t�► , dig a 1te1�1t'. Now Seventeen .:m `recently urs was read bhs.cozy, AP - 0 Little ' o -el said: UP n the tree I Inuit go appointed to the Ontario Trite Councilby i$, of 4 1 ` t Resources, Leo Berfer and chaired ' by. Guelph landscape architect William Coates, hold its first public meeting Dec. 10 in London, The Council will be concerned with, the future planning ;.and: °de- velopment Of the province's recreational trails program. ` A provincial trails policy was an- pounced, last year. . • Among the vcoiincil's. first tasks! will be to take an inventory ofe existing trails and make recom- mendations on policies required to establish "a broader trails net- work, includiig etwork,including appropriate legislation. • ° The council will also `solicit viewpoints from interested citi- zen groups in the form of briefs and hearings and monitor and make e regio mm endations' on :the implementation oftil h e trails pro-- gram and report=to the'minister on such matters. "I am confident the council *ill help my ministry' increase recreational opportunities for the rapidly • growing number of hikers, canoeists, snowmobilers, bicyclists; trail bike riders, cross- country skiers, snowshoers and horseback riders," said Mr. Bernier. - The.first public meeting of the Ontario Trails . Council will be held in London at the Howard Johnson Motor Hotel, 1150 Well- ington Road, commencing at 8 .m. 'All' interested groins are, Before it starts in snow" . To , m :pick a;leake mYu ves; up frome b hom =Old, Little brownbunny. 1' know it is getting lay But 1 'don,t hibernate'' My fur turns l now ► White To help seep, me• out sof f'ox' sight« . dig black bear said* .. 1' have to go taut' and eat ' Then I lay, . wnIn 'Cozy Then the snow starts to ;f i But it doesn't, bother me-., ' .0' 0 'rho On it iday;}. 'Novi A4 ;parent-teacher'idterve ►$',1 hold during the Profession tivity Day.'• 1,,t) The .Bluevale Women's q to tute will present its Christmas concert ' in the coinnuuiity. hall, December 5 at "0:15 pin. Every. one in the community is :cordially invited. Santa will visit -the child- ren. No gifts please. Friday visitors With Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Elliott were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wheeler of Wingham. Mr and Mrs„,. Gordon Hall •, viisited n Si4fy yiith Mr. and Mrs. Jackf of'3 russets. • WARD & UPTIGROVE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS John C. Ward, C.A. R. E. Uptigrove, C.A. Listowel (519) 291-3040 (24 Karat Gold Studs) INCLUDING STUDS GEORGE OF BRUSSELS John St., Brussels .887-6751 Josephine St., Wingham 357-1932 Tralee Kitchen Cabinets ANNOUNCES THE APPOINTMENT OF Bill Nelson of Lucknow as their area representative Bill would be pleased to show you the complete line of Kitchen Cabinets and provide you with free estimates at no obligation Phone Lucknow 528-2949 vtif _r . 7 come' celebra a our . • . ;J:•:... r . {::: •. ::}' � � J : J : r?i •t :.! tic' ;{•: }4 Tti{. J `r ti�t'.•r r `ti.;. • �•r:.r :•� :•r: f.. .•?'fi .•r... / l..r : r 4•:'.':`: . {� %• J t J .;. � :..: � 4tir•• :!:�yl.rr •:':} ... {f• [`, `'}::5' if•J •:.` !.}{•.};� r �:: •:•;: J 1;4}{{`J" Frr,'l: !. .. ... 4•r! `': :�ti '.ti• fr l..ri:• Vi:r �:{J. •�.+• .: Thursday', Friday, Saturday - N _ -2: Nov. 28 29 SHOPPING HOURS: 8:00 a.m.-6:15 p.m. Friday Night 9:30 Maxwell House INSTANT COFFEE 10.0*• lar • t'L ,; Universal , a COHOE .WHITE SALMON a !s,W ,t^ C ea. Granulated SUGAR 5 lb1 . $ bag ; itt?6 Allen's—Pure . 48 oz. APPLE JUICE 49c E. D. Smith—Cherry 19 oz. PIE FILL 6.9c Layndry•Detergent 5Ib. TIDE $2.19 - Aylmer—Tomato 32 oz. CATSUP ' . 89c Campbell's •a. 10 OZ. TOMATO SOUP 17c Supreme PKG. OF 10 GARBAGE BAGS 39c Bright's s 48 oz. TOMATO JUICE 2/99c Aylmer—Cream Style 14 oz. CORN 3/$1.00 Banquet --Frozen 5 Varieties T.V. DINNERS 69c Schneiders 1 Ib. Pkg. WIENERS ,,,1, 79c Old South—Frozen 121/4 oz. Orange Juice . 2/85c Schneider s—Fresh Ib. GROUND BEEF 85c r acDONALD'S_ RED& RED & WHITE SUPER MARKET , WHITE FOOD %TOPES • Teeswater Phone 392-6824 -,,--- are: Peter Whitby,. Rance Willis, Murry King; Michael Heard, Brian Reid and Robbie ,Willis, The. scarf was pre- sented by Purn;my •Bhatnagar nd Robbie Willis. COMBINING BUSINESS AND PLEASURE might not work fdr everyone but it was the winningformulafor the membersof the Wingham and District Hospital Auxiliary who at- tended Monday's meeting to exchange conversation and spend some time creating cor- sages for patients. Gorrie Personal Notes Miss Betty Leppington and Bruce CaMpbell ' of Kitchener spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Leppington. Mr. and Mrs. William Austin, Matthew and Peter of Tillson- burg spent the weekend with Mrs. William Austin. Mrs. Earl Patterson of Fordwich visited Sunday at the same home. Misses Florence 1 Riddell and Jean -Laing of New Hamburg were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Miller on Tuesday. Barry Dane of Hawkesbury ATTENTION Special warehouse Christmas auction sale of new furniture, giftware and large selection of brand name Toys SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29. Open at 2:00 P.M. Ball. Auction wilding Queen Street, Mount Forest PARTICULAR LISTING: TOYS: Fisher-Price, Mattel, Reliable plus other brand names. 80 beautiful chesterfield suites, OF DIFFERENT STYLES, PLUS A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BEDROOM SUITES: Spanish, Modern and Maple, Kit- chen suites, dining room tables and dining room sets with buffet and hutch. An assortment of coffee and end tables. Beautiful cabinet -and component stereos all with eight -track built in, Single, double and queen size box springs and mattresses. A beautiful selection of lamps and oil paintings plus many, many more items to be auctioned. NOTE: EVERYTHING MUST GO 50 BRING YOUR TRUCKS! Terms of sale cash ori Handy Budget Plan (cheques acceptable with proper ID) Sale Conducted by Hawley's Auctions 323-2828 spent Thursday and Friday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dane. Barry has just returned from taking a management course at Dallas, Texas. Miss Myra Dane of Kitchener spent the weekend at the same home. Mr. and Mrs. George Brown attended the H.A.S.C. annual convention held in Niagara over the weekend. On the way home they visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Downey of Atwood. • Mr. and Mrs. Irving Toner accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Peter Harrison and family to Kitchener on; Sunday and visited at • the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MacDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Edgar have returned from a trip to the West Coast visiting relatives and friends at Summerland, B.C., and also with Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Robertson at Strathclair, Man. Miss Lois Ferguson of King- ston, home economist, took part in the 4-H Achievement Day held in the Grey Central School, Ethel, Wroxeter Mrs. Elaine Mclntee, Weston, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Ross Sanderson who had spent the past two weeks in Weston with her and returned home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fryers, Hamilton, were weekend guests with their son-in-law and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shore and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bradshaw and Kelly of Listowel spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hart. ` Mr. and Mrs. James Robert- son, Goderich, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Griffith. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Orth, Thames - ford, visited at the same home Wednesday evening. Jamie Sanderson of Toronto on Saturday and spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson. Mrs. Charles Finlay, Mrs. Harry Gowdy and Mrs. Arnold Halliday .of Wingham ac- companied Mrs. Harvey Coup - land of Wroxeter to Mitchell on Sunday and attended the 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Squire, held in the Mitchell Legion Hall. Also, at- tending were Mrs. Anson Thirn- ton of Listowel, John Cathers of Wingham and Miss Kay Cathers of Toronto. Birks Robertson of Teeswater and Mrs. Glad Edgar visited the Greenwood families at Durham on Monday. Mrs. Arnold Edgar, London, spent a couple of days with Mrs. Wilford King and Mrs. Thomas MacDonald and she accompanied them to London on Saturday and spent the weekend there. :Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown, Diane and Tammyvisited their nephew, Bill Fies, in Missis- sauga Hospital on Sunday. Personals and David Sanderson, London, were weekend visitors with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Sanderson. Mr. and Mrs. James Robert- son, Goderich, called on their aunt, Mrs. William Hart on Sun- day afternoon. Mrs. Ross Toman, Mrs. Sam Ovington, Mrs. Allan Griffith and Mrs. James R. Wilson of Blue - vale were in Kitchener on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Hamilton and family haire taken up resi- dence in their new home which they built recently on the 12th of Howick, north of Gorrie. We are sorry to hear of the accident which hospitalized Misses Elsie and Marion Gibson at the weekend. rade: 0110r boa ta. ' ipre5; amt his about animals. preparing for 4.,Fre4PlaPIMIX winter. We, Watched a That told how different,aniMa i irds Sot ready ,arrae c ■l the :weather. Some of the storie we., read told about other ways ;ani. .mals ,Prepared- for the. con" ,Gr's krol was, etas getting in Vie. There �werre sftn the r �. plea �Grisz.` *Mt: andfa snid;h►is. 1+ a p the` 'se"`x. He ,_tocomoRtit t t bee; use. winter was .ciatals wore nhole01 .. t .- 7:407as: cided; t�► , dig a 1te1�1t'. Now Seventeen .:m `recently urs was read bhs.cozy, AP - 0 Little ' o -el said: UP n the tree I Inuit go appointed to the Ontario Trite Councilby i$, of 4 1 ` t Resources, Leo Berfer and chaired ' by. Guelph landscape architect William Coates, hold its first public meeting Dec. 10 in London, The Council will be concerned with, the future planning ;.and: °de- velopment Of the province's recreational trails program. ` A provincial trails policy was an- pounced, last year. . • Among the vcoiincil's. first tasks! will be to take an inventory ofe existing trails and make recom- mendations on policies required to establish "a broader trails net- work, includiig etwork,including appropriate legislation. • ° The council will also `solicit viewpoints from interested citi- zen groups in the form of briefs and hearings and monitor and make e regio mm endations' on :the implementation oftil h e trails pro-- gram and report=to the'minister on such matters. "I am confident the council *ill help my ministry' increase recreational opportunities for the rapidly • growing number of hikers, canoeists, snowmobilers, bicyclists; trail bike riders, cross- country skiers, snowshoers and horseback riders," said Mr. Bernier. - The.first public meeting of the Ontario Trails . Council will be held in London at the Howard Johnson Motor Hotel, 1150 Well- ington Road, commencing at 8 .m. 'All' interested groins are, Before it starts in snow" . To , m :pick a;leake mYu ves; up frome b hom =Old, Little brownbunny. 1' know it is getting lay But 1 'don,t hibernate'' My fur turns l now ► White To help seep, me• out sof f'ox' sight« . dig black bear said* .. 1' have to go taut' and eat ' Then I lay, . wnIn 'Cozy Then the snow starts to ;f i But it doesn't, bother me-., ' .0' 0 'rho On it iday;}. 'Novi A4 ;parent-teacher'idterve ►$',1 hold during the Profession tivity Day.'• 1,,t) The .Bluevale Women's q to tute will present its Christmas concert ' in the coinnuuiity. hall, December 5 at "0:15 pin. Every. one in the community is :cordially invited. Santa will visit -the child- ren. No gifts please. Friday visitors With Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Elliott were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wheeler of Wingham. Mr and Mrs„,. Gordon Hall •, viisited n Si4fy yiith Mr. and Mrs. Jackf of'3 russets. • WARD & UPTIGROVE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS John C. Ward, C.A. R. E. Uptigrove, C.A. Listowel (519) 291-3040 (24 Karat Gold Studs) INCLUDING STUDS GEORGE OF BRUSSELS John St., Brussels .887-6751 Josephine St., Wingham 357-1932 Tralee Kitchen Cabinets ANNOUNCES THE APPOINTMENT OF Bill Nelson of Lucknow as their area representative Bill would be pleased to show you the complete line of Kitchen Cabinets and provide you with free estimates at no obligation Phone Lucknow 528-2949 vtif