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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-07-18, Page 37o!' ,,, WINGHAM tam:: eri* _ 11* UNCORPvR4Tri A ) 16%.,..43:19 7I•e-- ---___ per • DOG LIOENSING IN THE TOWN OF WINGHAM Anirnal control licensing at the Wingham Ar- mouries, Edward Street entrance, each. Thurs- day from June 21 to the end of August, 4:00 - 6:00 p.m.. Dogs must be brought for licensing and photo. A lifetime animal license will be issued at a cost of $20 for canines 6 months and over. The' bylaw regulating animal control carries after September 1,61984, for enforcement pur- poses a fine of $50 for failure to license. Anyone obtaining a dog after September 1 1984 has one month to obtain a license. The fin schedule for dogs running at large in the Town of Wingham is $25 for a first offence and $50 for each subsequent offence. If the dog is impounded there will be an additional pound fee. Robt. F. Wittig Chief of Police Baby contest entries open until -Friday - FntrLes w4,11 he ,a6Cepted .UtifirthiS -PriilayAb-ioon for the bicentennial baby con- test, slated for 11 a.m. Saturday at the Wingham Town Hall. There has been an en- couraging response to the contest which is open to residents of Wingham and Turnberry Township. R will be divided into three categories: newborn to three months, tlyee•to six months and six months to one year, The only category which is lacking in entrants is- the newborn to three months clasS. Prizes will be awarded to the overall winner and to the winners in each of the three categories. Canada's forest exports in 1981 had a total value of $13 billion. STAINTON HARDWARE'S Sale ends July 21. 19M BEAUTI-TONE :EXTERIOR Gloss Alkyd . • '• Reg. $29.99 ' SALE $22.49. Flat Latex . . . • Reg. 23.99 SALE $17.99° Gloss Acrylic. . • Reg. $28.99 SALE 21.99 Alkyd Porch & Floor Reg. $27.99 .. SALE $20 99 BEAUTI-TO-NE INTERIOR flat Latex . . Reg. s 1 9.99 . . ... SALE $14.99 Velvet Latex . Reg. $21.99 . . SALE '16.49 I • Semi Gloss Latex. ; 'Reg. $25.99 SALE 9.49 Alkyd Velvet . . . Reg. $27.99 SALE 20.99 Alkyd Semi Gloss Reg. $27.99 SALE S20.99 BEAUTI-TONE WOOD STAINS . Solid Colour Acrylic Latex . 3eg. $19.99 Super Beauti-Tone Weather -Shield Reg 25.99$ SALE SI 4.99 SALE SI 9.49 Choose your colour. BUY NOW AND SAVE - THE PRICE IS RIGHT AND THE QUALITY IS NO. 1 Mien Mondays STAUNTON HARDWARE 194 Josephine Wifigham 357-2910 The Wingham Advance -Times, july 10, 1984—Page 3 ..... '`"""" THOMAS MONTGOMERY is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Montgomery of 32 Edward Street in Wingham. ANDREW SCAMMELL is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Scammell of RR 2, Wingham. Kinsmen, Kinettes install new executives The new executives for the Wingham, Belgrave and Lucknow Kinsmen and Kinettes were installed recently, at a joint in- stallation night hosted by the Belgrave club. Those attending were treated to a roast beef dinner put on by the Belgrave Kinsmen before the swearing-in. ceremony was conducted by Deputy - Governor Ken'Kaey and his executive. Tjag Wingham Kinsmen exetVitive for 1984-85 is: president, Bob Hewines; vice president, Dave Fun- ston; past president and registrar, Mike Storozuk; secretary, Rick Hodgins; treasurer and bulletin editor, Dave Hewitson; and directors, Stan Chadwick, Eugene Clark and Don Carter. The Wingham Kinettes executive for 1984-85 is: president, Barb Storozuk; vice president and bulletin editor, Doreen Hewitson; past president and bulletin editor, Linda McKee; secretary, Evonne Carter; and registrar, Sharon Werth. 11111ffliiiiiiIIISSI111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111101111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111B111111111 Brookhaven Events 111011111111111111111101110111111111111110111111:11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 , Residents are enjoying looking at the new flower beds and gar/den this year. , Congratulations to all sports winners for the month of June. Also thanks to Goi.don Wall and his group and Gord Harrison and his group; whontertained the residents during the past month. Celebrating a birthday last week was Eva Jacklin; we wish her much happiness. The July friendship tea, in the form of a box tea social, was attended by residents Viola Campbell, Margaret Carter, Ma'rgaret Curtis, Pearl Hogg, Ellen Walker, Bertha. Warto, Minnie Linklater, Annie Baker, Annie Moffat, Muriel DoWson, - Caroline Missere, Kay McNaughton, Eva Jacklin, Isabel Kerr, Florence Langridge, Gus Renzetti, Sam Vanstone, Bob Coultes, Morley Pettiplace and Ernest Uhler. Guests were Carol Campbell and. Ann McGowan, with Mrs. McGowan giving the blessing and Carol Campbell playing the piano. Lucky draws were won by Caroline Missere, Annie Moffat, Ann McGowan, Muriel .Dowson, Pearl Hogg and Ellen Walker winning flowers Viola Campbell Sam Vanstone and Morley Pettiplace, fruit trays, and Bob Coultes and Ernest Uhler. candy. Hosts were Sybil and Tony Straker. ((ntended for last week) Everyone is happy to see Annie Moffatt feeling better after a short stay in Wingham hospital.. Jean Kelly is still in hospital in. Stratford, but all look for- ward to her return to Brookhaven. Sports winners for July so far are: bean bag toss, Margaret Curtis; apace target, Pearl Hogg; herse- shoe toss, Sam Vanstone; knock down the castle, Gus Renzetti; ball in cup, Mr. Vanstone; bowling, Gus Renzetti; probe, Miss Curtis; and bingo, Mrs. Hogg. Bev Domm held a singalong in . June and Gordon Wall and his group entertained as did Gord Harrison and his group. The monthly Friendship Tea was held July S'in the form of, a box social. The following residents at- tended: Viola Campbell, Margaret Carter, - Miss Curtis, Isabel Kerr, . Mrs. Moffatt, Annie Baker, Mrs. Hogg, Ellen- Walker,' Caroline Missere, Kay McNaughton, Muriel Dowson; Minnie LInkliiter, Eva Jacklin, Florence Langridge, Bertha Waito, Mr. Renzetti, Bob Coultes, Morley Petteplace, Ernet Uhler, Mr. Vanstone. The guests were Ann McGowan and Carol Campbell. Mrs. McGowan gave the blessing and Mrs. Campbell 'played the piano with' the residents singing along. "Happy 4lirthday" was sung to Mrs. Jacklin. Lucky draw prizes were won by the following: flowers, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Hogg, Mrs. McGowan, Mrs. Missere, Mrs. Moffaft, Mrs. Dowson; fruit trays, Mrs. Campbell, Mr. Vanstone, Mr. Petteplace; candy,. Mr. Coultes and Mr. Uhler. The hosts were Tony and Sybil Straker. The new flower gardens and vegetable gardens are looking nice thanks to Mrs. McGowan and Mr. Pet- teplace. Vanestra P.S. to be studied again The Huron County .Board of Education will be studying Vanastra Public School for the second time this year, this time with an eye to either buying and renovating the Conestoga College build- ing or sending the students to other area schools. At a special meeting July 9, the board learned that the Ministry of Education has refused to fund improve- ments to the school this year. The ministry indicated funds would be restricted for the foreseeable future and sug- gested teat if the board wants to purchase the pro- perty, it should place the project in high priority for 1985, in placInThe purchase on the high priority list, the board would have to justify the need for the school by *•,. supplying five-year enroll - Ment projections for Vanas- 4' tra and three other schools in the area. Those schools are Clinton Public School, Sea - forth Public School and Huron Centennial Public School in Brucefield. The board has for several years rented rooms in the Conestoga College owned building. A community ac- cornmodation review com- mittee report earlier this year suggested the board purchase the building. The committee's suggestions in eluded tearing down the pie- senepublic school wing of the building for $10,000 and reno- vating the rest of the build- ing at about $200,000. The board's administra- tive staff will start an impact study to discover what would happen if the ,board cannot buy the building and what could be done at the building with ministry funding and without ministry funding. JACKLYN THOMPSON is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Thompson of 56 Albert Street in Wingham. SHAWN DEYELL is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Deyell of 345 Leopold Street in Wingham. LESLEY BURTON. is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burton of 131 Frances Street in Wingham. TAMARA KERR is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kerr of 38 John Street in Wingham. ALISON SKINN. is the daughter of -Mr.,. and Mrs. Gerald Skinn of 170 Charles Street in Wingham. • GREGORY LYNNE is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Lynne of 324 Leopold Street, Wingham. TRAVIS SMALL is the son ,of Mr. and Mrs. Stan:Small of Patrick Street in Wingham. DANA COX ° , KATIE O'NEIL - is the daughter of Paula Cox is the daughter of Mr. and of 176 Josephine Street in Mrs. Paul O'Neil of RR 1, W Wingham. ingham. 4 FERNANDA deVOS is the -daughter of Mr. and Mrs. '11 deVos of RR 1, Blu le. .0".'• • . .4:0. TANYA GOOD is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Good of 272 Cen- tre Street, Wingham. BRANDON HULL is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hull of Wingham. MARK CHIPPA- JENNIFER BARBOUR is the son of Mr, and Mrs. , is the daughter of Mr. -and John Chippa of 435 Highland Mrs. John -Barbour of RR 2; Drive, Wingham. Wingham. Filter Queen "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" 482-7103 WINGHAM BRANCH 280 BICENTENNIAL WEEKEND PROGRAM Thursday, July 19 - afternoon from 3:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. registration, at Legion. Friday, July 20- afternoon registration at the Legion. Pub night $3.00 per couple, $1.50 single, Bill Templeman's Band, sausage and sauerkraut -$1.00 (members and guests) Saturday, July 21- Breakfast 7:00 a.m. Sausage. and pancakes $3.00 per plate (oRen to public) Saturday afternoon sing -song and get-together 6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. banquet: cold plate $6.00 per person (members and guests). 9:30 p.m. dance to Miller's Band, $5.00 'per couple $2.50 single (members.and guests) Sunday, July 22- Service at Cenotaph at 1:30 p.m. (form -up at the Legion) followed by Drumhead service (mass brass bands) at Cruickshank Park. Branch open after drumhead service for lynch and refreshments. 'tt - Farewells to the visiting comrades. C,