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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-09-05, Page 4•er Page - The Wingham Adv mepep.84989 : • "1. ,41.4.!•.;.'41` tiDbt•Visidjam Sabboince Publigheita*eitOcigoiotTR.,.g% 390- Nigl2Wo, 4*. Anger BOW U01104 A wholly owned suPittlitil Of Newkitt$4110 C$Ph4 0390$01100 AinitiyClyde: .1; Adv001014 Nia449. Merbber - conadigun P011114104 NewlaKr diSS43C' • ()Hirano COpilimipfkity t,Tpumpoper Assoc. Subscription $21.00 per year 4ix Months $12.50 $23.00 beyond 40 mile zone Second Class Mail Registraton No. 0821 Return postage guaranteed , 5 , Margaret Stapleton, Editor • C11 You know them This newspaper needs your help.immediatOr We are seeking young' people in our community whom:you know, vvell,but, who perhaps never have COMO to the atten- tion of the community in which they live. The Advance -Times is seeking these young people in con- junction with the Ontario Community Newspapers Associa- tion and -Canadian Airlines International; in order to recog- nize their contribution to society. Who are these young people Who make a Measurable dif- ference? You knowthem well.' They are the ones who find ways to use their talents to help 'others. They might help at a day care centre as a volunteer, Or slip next doer On a regular basis to help an elderly friend, or a disabled person. They reach out a hand to help any way they can,,without thought of reward. The kinds of things they do are as varied as the communities in which they live. Weekly newspapers also are seeking young people who have overcome a physical handicap and have managed to do it with grace, dignity and courage. Many young people have been faced with this kind of challenge from birth, or due to accident or disease they have fought a daily battle to maintain a normal life. We also are seeking young people who have made a mea- surable difference in our community through an act of brav- ery beyond what the average young person faces in daily life. Junior Citizen nominations will come from across the province. The Ontario Community Newspapers Association and Canadian Airlines international will recognize each nomi- inee by awarding them with a certificate. From all nominations judges will select approximately 12 young people (and a group of young persons which works as a team or club) to receive the Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Award. The newspaper association and Canadian Air- lines International will bring award winners and their families to Toronto to be introduced to the lieutenant governor. The winners also will receive a plaque citing the reason for their recognition, a Junior Citizen pin, a cheque for $200 and a family portrait with the lieutenant governor to be taken at Queen's Park. The visit to Toronto will be one Junior Citizens and their families will long remember, as a 1986 winner from Wingham, Barry McArthur, knows. So help recognize a young person who makes a measur- ff 'n ALF ofhmnu The, •the pr•gra 0 w•;.k".10gyllafFraPjf-MVAVV.• ORNWishraV7410-1'"' 1,;.,''Xie4140:04,;41.01Alfa24444. ' EMBER WHEN trOk.a..41‘ -'49FIAltaMilatebiel • .011. r files • SEPTEMBER1942. the new' light will show red flashes will take r4ace Saturday, Sept. 25. 7 Fotir members Of 4-11 Clubs 'Were 17tin a Junior The Win.0,4*. „,1•16)1 to nort'h and south. , $ compotcy „twfalk,ilorni lainieMber Of the 99th L fErififf '10411410thibik ,S4teitirc 'AohhemententAitor'lleg 'oplicattarp • ut,Ort".0. , BatterY Of the 2ItttFitlld'RegtltC•X rettoinid%if egiltVeiB0 _Central soter_a-.0? tic** t 4nrie* 4tPti;l0=,: (M);*as onnof-andat40 locaVimit enrolledVat!iarriflet*diieWieaikvi were 19,,Antilcielier jaithi.141 • SEPTEMBER 1975 - awarded prdvindal honorseJ..at,:the pai ,., new head Of' Khoql instructors tb take, part in the train- ers will join the staff: Wayne , Linda Hiskop and Ilnda Nitaftin• . ing c'Ourte'cadets at Camp Nichols and Mrs. Linda Campbell. 'cipp ays, •Wartfteattie, a native of Londes- boroughe- why Came ,here from Ipperwash during the suriuner. At Mrs. Nancy Deer vinl' I return to the. Letters must be signed Flesh rtOri 'The-otlerteachert are the end of the• nine -week' period, staff. Occasionally we receive letters to the editor which are unsigned. Quite often, these letters are of interest to the comenunity,' but are not run in the newspaper because we Cannot reach the writer for verification. This is not to say that an author's name cannot be withheld in certain circumstances, for example, if the writer is fearful of recriminationefor whatever reason. Letters to the editor are among the most widely -read fea- tures in, the newspaper and are an excellent way to gauge public opinion. Letters provide' a forum for community mem- bers, but please, they must be signed. FAMILY &Oita of Wingam proudly &S.:. • plays this pewter plat*Wot b 1I19 g d1aflt IYuStan134tatitik 1910 when he was a r4intser 01ti-ewhttothlirdiUfle aub: Sever al area residents have t Owdfig, the plates, but the guidon' remains, what happened to theclub's rifles? ‘d• MISS 'AlOsit 0.111$11t$04.1$1:11Y1- •:Donny was classed as an "out.: lis Johns, Mts. II. holeLaughlin, Miss: standing instructor". The collectionorigina b f ' spurred the establishment of the re 0 Mies p. Howell Mies' Verne ' John Boyd of Corrie won first Wingham museum is the first to be Mrs.' A. H. *moo and her test at the Canadian National Eidii- phony d• walker. i_, ..,, ,,.... . prize in the Old Time Fiddlers' con- housed and ready for exhibition. Located on the second floor of the daughter; Make"- matted into the bition in the ides of' 70 d old post office the George Allen . room is all set fin the public. Velma LennOit,, Mist Normd-Coutts, ew a $ years an west halt of the Vanstone ir; Church groilps and Women's , Jelin Street,. , -••:-.;-----'-"- Several thousand .dollars' dam - Pamela Gerrie daughter of Mr age and a loss of one and a half orgartiZations, Which liaire 'in the past served nivai'-:-L-Ig. at fall :fairs, will crowned playground queen. Carol result of a fire at the Lloyd -Truax and Mrs. Murray Gerrie, was week's production time were the this year have tarp* a -no tea, cof- Jamieson and Kim Mellor were the Door factory. The fire was triggered mot on their queen's ladies-in-waiting. fee or sugar served"• by a malfunction in the electrical Marge crowd attended the open- system of a hydraulic glue press. rationed. .., . ing of the new nursing home in Miss Lillian Potter of Grimsby, booths. These three - foods are J. H. Rogers has purchased the Green house on Scott Street. It is his Fordwich. Rev. G. A. Anderson, who recently purchased the former Rev Sheldon Wilson and Rev. A.C. Purdon property in the village of intention to remodel the property Coles dedicated the building. , Belgrave, is now residing in her Miss Elaine Walsh of Belgrave new home. has gone to Toronto to attend busi- Mrs. Iris E. Morrey announces - ness college. ,• the engagement of her daughter, Miss Cathy Madill,of Blyth was Peter Scat lif Fallconbridge, son ',Judith Margaret, to Robert Fitigh chosen Huron County -Pork Hostess of mi,.. skid Mrs. John Scott, sixth' Mundell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh a 1975 at the annual pork barbecue ..,,-- concestiiiitt of'East wawanosh, has Mundell of Wuigharn The weddin ' . g anddance held in Seaforth. received. " been appointed Inspector of . ,.. V . his wife and daughter will take up ' -. The Ontario Provincial PoliCe is warning the public to beware of a misleading advertising circular that promises major prizes, but doesn't deliver them. The circular; originating from • a company in Vancouver, B.C., was sent to a number of local businesses in the North Bay area, and indicates that the recipient is an automatic winner of a car, a trip or a cash award. The recipient is asked to call the company to confirm receipt of the certificate, and is then asked to send money to cover the Cost* shipPing. The "prize" is apparently never Schools in Palmy Sound District. He, v. , • kr, y residence in Parry Sound. SEPTEMBER1955 Wingham'S Frontier • Days promises tri be an annual event as 7,000 people paid admission to var- ious activities. Alice Hayden, daughter of hti. and Mrs. Lloyd Hayden, w chosen Frontier, Queen and champion fiddjer IA*. Lucky Arribeault. tvira. Laura Walper of Dithwao eanniuriceS' the engagemerii,of her daughter, Louella Ida, to B6rde • letilditt, soh �f M Elib�thJen4 ins:ciflVinghatn. The take Os* the Oilypt bei Ihnent at the)4, lie Sehotil: stotle when a ,tbfal t4 tered. the malt actual /Wm VomitI4to eila. Wee Campbell oret „tine Moriis .tietkintriviti tithe area has piarehapd Arid MI111tht.: . The Wingham Advance -Tithes Ontario Press Council which comPlainto,about th ubr and , „. with thE Press, Ontario' 4, 1 1$1,054.41,4 ,,,:141r.,11:"10$4f,ttit, 40,11,ACCAXWZ1 154' jib iaiShatit , 1 1;1, elot 4,4 ntk