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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-04-11, Page 3aa ail shorts • . iP 001 council pa#i Committee was recommending the fine be doubled because no one Could remember when it was last increased and in some eases it has been costing almost as much to collect the Money as toe fineisworth. Howeverl Councillor James A. Currie suggested a PA fine, "to avoid aggravating people more than necessary." Council gave first and second reading to the bylaw, Which will come back for a inacome decision at the next meeting. 0-0-0 Council is trying to decide What to do with its old fire hall once the new hall has been built. Councillors were told the old wooden hall, which has been condemned, is scheduled for demolition. However Councillor Currie asked that action be deferred until he can find out whether the building is valuable from a heritage aspect. He also inquired whether it might be possible to salvage a portion of the hose tower. "I'm not looking tQ. cost the town a great expense," he said, "but I would like to cheek and see if it warrants salvaging." He noted the building couldbe used to store several pieces of an- tique fire equipment owned by the town. With regard to the newer, block portion of the building, council decided to offer it for sale and, if that fails, to tear it down. "The last thing the town needs is another building to maintain," Councillor Bruce Machan pointed out. DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC A. C. Feige D.T. 665-7818 1-336-6580 RR 1, NEUSTADT BETWEEN NEUSTADT AND AYTON ADMIRING A. QUILT made by Peg Purdon of Dungannon (left) are Florence Bolander of Gorrie and Lavin Ruttan of Fordwich. Members of groups which took part in a county -wide rug -braiding course this winter had their projects on display at the Brussels, at Burke Electric in Wingham and visit our booth at the Brussels Tradefest Appliances Inglis Superb Appliances Spectacular Savings Special "Tradefest" Discounts on APPLIANCES • FANS • LIGHTING FIXTURES • CENTRAL VACUUM SYSTEMS • FENCERS • ELECTRIC HEATING • and MORE! Plus! You can win a further 10% off any purchase made by April 30, 1984. Enter our draw at the "Tradefest"! BURKE Electric Ltd ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Electrical Supplies and Service Appliance Sales and Service Wingham 357-2450 Open 6 Days a Week 138 YEARS BUILT BY QUALITY SERVICE Morris and Grey Community Centre in Brussels last week. In addi- tion to rugs, individuals displayed some of their other crafts. (Wassink Photo) Whitechurch Personals Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore were at Kitchener last Friday where Mr. Moore was sent for a checkup on his neck. Mrs. Fraser MacKinnon visited. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson last Thursday on her way home from visiting her mother, Mrs. Ritchie, who was been a patient at the Wingham hospital for over a year. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Uuldriks treated Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson to a dinner last Friday night on the occasion of Mrs- -Einer-on -birthday Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bernard, Jean, Jenny and Kathy Jane of Thorndale visited last Saturday with Wilford Clipperton. Visitors at the United Church Sunday were Mrs. Gary Duncan of Mississauga and Elwin Moore and his daughter Caley of Eganville. The community extends sincere sympathy to Millan Moore in the passing last Monday of his wife, the former Genevieve Watt. Mrs. Moore was a very ardent worker in all depart- ments of the United Church. Mrs. Gertrude Tiffin of Wingham brought dinner from town and treater. and Mrs.• .Victor Emerson f� MRS. GEORGE BROWN who celebrated their 91st and 86th birthdays recently. They entertained Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin also. Last weekend Ronald Beecroft, Kevin and Heather of Wingham, visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Beecroft of East Wawanosh. Shannon Beecroft won first prize at the Hanover science fair and now must go to Owen Sound to display her project. Mr. and Mrs. Relison Falconer of Sarnia visited recently withhis mother, Mrs. Robert Mowbray,_.___ Mr. andT alp Fulkerson of Sarnia visited • last Saturday with Mrs. Robert Mowbray. The Whitechurch Women's Institute had a table at the sale at the Wingham Ar- mouries last Saturday from which they realized the proceeds. The Young People's Society of Chalmers Church held a fun party last Friday night at the gymnasium. in the public school at Lucknow where they played games and a good time was had by all. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Campbell and Heather of �i---Mcaster spent -tire -weekend Gorrie Personal Notes Mr. and Mrs: Ian Howes of Peterboroughvisited last Friday and Saturday with Mrs. Cecil Grainger and Mr. Grainger in the Listowel Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Grainger and Gary, Mrs. Cecil Grainger and Mrs. A. L. Stephens visited at the home of Mr: and Mrs. Michael Grainger of Baden Sunday on the occasion of Bronwen Grainger's • third birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Melville Dennis visited Mrs. Harvey Dennis of Brussels Sunday evening. Mrs. Jack Hutchison is a • patient in the Wingham hospital. Little -Craig Grainger of Shakespeare returned home Sunday after spending last week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Grainger. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Faber of Waukisha, Mrs. Lyle Murray president of WI LAKELET — Mrs. Lyle Murray was elected president for 1984-85 when the •annual - meeting .-_oL.the_-- Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Harry Judge on April 5. Mrs. Harold Wallace presided for the election of officers after the reports of the annual meeting had been given and approved. Other officers are: past president, Mrs. Don Juno; vice president, Mrs. D. Hallman; secretary -treasur- er, Mrs. P. Huth; assistant secretary, Mrs. Judge; dis- trict director, Mrs. Juno; al- ternate, M,rs. E. Ferguson; branch directors, Mrs. A. Gadke, Mrs. E. Kavelman, Mrs. Hallman; public rela- tions officer, Mrs. Wallace; curators, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. G. Wright; pianist, Mrs. J. Versteeg; auditors, Mrs. L. Jacques, Mrs. Juno; nominating committee, Mrs. H. Hohnstein, Mrs. L. Forler; Good Cheer, Mrs. Huth. Standing committee con- veners are: Agriculture and Canadian Industries, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Versteeg; Citi- zenship and World Affairs, Mrs. Kavelman, Mrs. Juno; Education and Cultural Acti- vities, Mrs. Judge, Mrs. Fer- guson; Family and Consum- er Affairs, Mrs. Hallman, Mrs. Hohnstein; Resolutions Mrs. Wallace. A delicious pot luck meal preceded the meeting which was conducted by Mrs. Juno and opened with the Opening Ode and . Mary Stewart Collect Irs:-Vecs1eeg.- was - in charge of devotions. Twelve members answered the roll call with the payment of fees and an item for the Tweedsmuir History book. Delegates to District Annual in Walton on May 8 will •be Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Juno and Mrs. Ferguson. Lakelet is to provide en- tertainment in the morning. Members of the WI will be canvassing the area for the Canadian Cancer Society this month. Mrs. Judge is the new contact person for the Cancer Society in • ,the Lakelet area. A meeting was held • this week at Mrs. Murray's home to plan the programs for the upcoming year. Mrs. Kavelman 'and Mrs. Huth were at the leaders' workshop for the 4-H hor- ' ticultural club and will be holding the first meeting at Mrs. Huth's home. Anyone aged 12 to 21 , who is in- terested may contact either of them for more details. A comforter donated by Mrs. Forler will be tied on April 16 at Mrs. Jacques' home and will be given to Participation Lodge. A' vote of thanks was extended to Mrs. Juno for her leadership as president and the Smile for the Day was given by Mrs. Jacques. l Wisconsin, attended the,... funeral of the late Fred Coulter and spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Coulter. Mrs. Darryl Knoblauch, Mrs. Marion Kirby and Mrs. Florence Wilson of Fordwich visited last Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Browne. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Faust have returned from a few weeks at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Josling of Goderich visited Mrrs. Cameron. Edgar Sunday. Mrs. Walter Charles has returned home from the Wingham and District Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mann, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Mann and Mrs. Sheldon visited the family of the late Mrs. RoyMann at the Coutts FuneralHome, Galt, last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. George Brown spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. , Norman Mulloy of Paris and visited Mr. and Mrs. John Brown of Stratford Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mann and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mann attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Roy Mann in Galt Last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Andy Cullen and twin sons of Molesworth visited Mrs. Gordon Edgar Sunday. Mrs. Isabelle McDougall of Listowel visited Mrs. Glad Edgar and Mrs. Gordon Edgar over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Gibson of Kitchener visited at their parental homes in Wingham and Gorrie over the weekend. BELGRAVE 11 We opened the meeting with the 4-H pledge. We went through the roll call. Then we read out of the books, we learned how to finish off our quilting samples and how to make other quilting items. We did a quiz. called the "Famous Quilt Block Quiz". We worked on the quilting sample "The Moon Over the Mountain" and • closed the meeting with the 4-H motto. The i ting la# .Ad aillee•Times' t?ril 11,1 • Page 3 MAL EM McI4LINAN Brussels Personals SKATER COMPETES Mr. and Mrs.. George Blake, Bruce and Julie, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc- Cutcheon, Michelle and Jill and friends from Steven- sville and Cambridge, at- tended the second annual Canadaian Precision Skating championships at London April 1. Michelle McCutcheon skates with the London Precision team "The Supremes" and has been kept busy since performing at the Brussels Ice Carnival in January. The group has competed in five com- petitions in Canada and the United States, remains champion in both in- ternational and national competitions ,and has won five gold medals. The team won its fifth gold medal and a trophy Sunday when it finished first over 13 teams from across Canada to capture the Canadian championship again this year. "The Supremes" were invited to perform at the world championship in Ottaw March 24 for an exhibition display. Members also will skated at f6An Evening of Stars" in London last Friday evening to complete the 1983-84 season. CORRECTION It was Ross Hamilton who visited the Calldender Nurs- ing Home showing alibi of his trip ,to Hawaii recently, not Mr. Ross as was reported in last week's issue. ‘11 1 %,N()1 ♦I) 1'III II1)1 sit �s.n-nkrn•hin Ilr .carr 254 Josephine St. Wingham Ph. 357-2993 JUST ARRIVED Large selection of tablecloths, napkins & placemats - decorator colours. Colour Co-ordinated Accessories for BED BATH KITCHEN SHOWER & WEDDING GIFTS with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul:. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Oberholtzer, Jeffrey and Julie of Waterloo, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul. Mr. and Mrs. Oberholtzer were curling at Vanastra. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gutowski, Michelle and Michael of Kitchener, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul. Mr. and Mrs.. John deBoer visited his mother, Mrs. Simon deBoer of Lucknow, Sunday who just returned from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Hank Kragt and family of British Columbia. Mrs. Steve Irwin and Cody of Lucknow visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Milligan and Mr. and Mrs. Orland Irwin. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McIn- tyre of Vermillion Lake in Northern Ontario spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Mary McClenaghan, and her brother Carl and Mrs. McClenaghan. Mr. ,and Mrs. Stuart Chamney of Donnybrook visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Webster. The Wh1techurch After Four Class met Monday in the Sunday School rooms at Chalmers church. Mrs. Lamb and Mrs. Moore served cookies and freshie. Several songs were sung and the story, from Matthew, was about why Jesus died. The craft was a bunny basket and the next meeting is April 16. FOR.JUST VICI1MS Community Ji Strse Week'in Ontario challenges you to care about victims. Our justice system has a fine tradition of pro- . tecting offenders. However, we must all recognize that victims have rights and needs too. • Victims and their families need help at the time • of crisis. They need information•and guidance on how to use the justice system. And,. they need sup- port and care to deal with the aftereffects of crime. The Ontario government has undertaken several initiatives to help victims, But personal and community involvement is essential. Get involved. Participate in community-based crime prevention progranns;and services. Contact your local' police or provincial court, or write to the Provincial Secretariat for Justice, Queen's Park, Toronto M7A 2A1. COMMUNITYJUSTICE WEE ..IN -ONTAIRIO APRIL 8-14,1984 Provincial Secretariat for Justice Ontario Gerd Walker,. Minister William Davis, Premier KINMOR GARDENERS COMPLETE LANDSCAPE SERVICE • YARD - GARDEN MAINTENANCE • PLANTING - PRUNING SHRUBS. & TREES • SEEDING - SODDING - FERTILIZING ,m. This is the time to Plan for Spring. 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