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Mineral exploration expendi-
tures in the NWT in 1974 amount-
ed to approxiFnately $18 Million,
up about 80 per cent from the pre-
vious year.
Gorrje Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Gibson and Mrs. Hobert Gibson over the
of Orangeville and Charles Gib- holiday weekend and attended
son of Kapuskasing visited Mr. the Robinson -Remington wed -
Bruce generation units
® + ding in St. Andrew's Presby-
terian. Church, Wingham, on
• ® • • Saturday.
o y in service
Units 1 and 2 of Bruce generat- hours to the Hydro power system,
a Bruce power development
ipg station "A" were officially spokesman reports.
declared in service Sept. 1, 1977. The first on power fuelling of
Each is capable of delivering 750 Unit 2 was carried out last
megawatts gross to the Ontario February and to date some 220
Hydro power system. channels have been refuelled
The Unit 2 reactor was started with 1,405 fuel bundles. The first
up July 27 of last year and, after fuelling of Unit 2 occurred in
extensive testing, first supplied August, with 16 Channels re -
electrical energy to the system on fuelled
Sept. 4, 1976. Start up of the Unit 1 The spokesman credtts_,t3'ie Nine spent the weekend with Mr,
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Mr. and Mrs. John Hood,
Dauphin, Man., Mr: and Mrs.
Ron Huras, Stratford, Miss
Marion Chamberlain, London
and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller,
Floiiida, were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pyke, Jef-
frey and Jennifer have returned
from a three week holiday in
Tennessee and Virginia.
Barry Dane .of Hawkesbury
and Miss Donna Lewis off Dunn -
reactor was carried out Dec. 17
1976, and 4,first delivered elec- a Ica ton and efforC'of. all
personnel involved in the design,
tricity last January. - manufacture, construction and
To date, the two units have de- cofnmissign of the units for these
livered some 4,212,500 megawatt "significant achievements".
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BOX
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OPENS
8:00 P.M.
SHOWS TO SEE
FrI.-Sat.-Sun.
Sept. 9, 10, 11
PROGRAMS
SUBJECT
TO CHANGE
WITHOUT
NOTICE
THERE'S ONLY ONE THING
WITH THE DAVIS BABY...
Plus:.
Win Place & Steal
WEEKEND OPERATIONS
AFTER LABOUR DAY
HWY. 8 GODERICH AT
CONCESSION ' RD. 4 •
• PHONE 524-9981
and Mrs. Edgar Dane.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Jack Ferguson
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn Ferguson of George-
town. 'L,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gowdy
visited Mr, and Mrs. Don Gilmar
at their cottage at Port Elgin on
Sunday.
Mrs. Grant Miller and family of
Sudbury spent a couple of days at
the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Bev
Brears, Palmerston. Mrs. Walter
Kaye and Hugh Miller of Detroit
spent the Labor Day weekend at
the Miller home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bennett,
Con. 11, Howick Twp., visited
Sunday with Mrs. Harry Gowdy.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fitch of Bel -
more spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Pyke.
Mr. and Mrs. Blake Gibson,
-Listowel, visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Blake McMillan.
Mr. and . Mrs. Claude Hall,
Ronnie and Randy of Burford
visited Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pyke
and other relatives.
Kenneth Cressinan of Mount
Forest was holidaying with -Mr.
and Mrs. Robin"Bolander.
Mr. ,and Mrs. Harold Boyd of
Belmore, Mr. and Mrs, Howard
Nickel, , Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Hoffstetter, Mrs. Robert Horton,
Leslie and Becky and Mrs.
Marilyn Finche, all of Kitchener,
Mrs, Ann Smith of California,
Rick Metcalfe, Rick and Robbie
of Peterborough, Mr. and Mrs.
Len Harper of Hanover, Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Nickel, Fordwich,
Mr. and Mrs. William Boyd, Kim
and Tim, Gorrie, gathered at the
Geri -Care . Nursing Home in
Palmerston to celebrate the 93rd
birthday of Robert 'Nickel on
August. 31. Mr. Nickel formerly
resided in Gorrie.
Mr,, and Mrs. Murray Grainger
of London visited Sunday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Grain-
ger. .
Gary Gray of St. John's, Nfld.,
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Gray prior to flying to
Vancouver, B.C.
DRIVE.IN THEATRE
LAST NIGHT THURS., ONE SHOW ONLY - ego pm..
Sinbad and The
£ye of the Tiger
SEPT. 9-10
FRI. 8 SAT.
ONE SHOWING ONLY 8 P.M.
THE ISLAND OF
DR. MORUERAU
for they shall
Inherit the earth!
SOONER THAN
YOU THINK!
"'Black Sunday' Is
SEPT. 11-15 the one movie that you
SUN-THURS. must see this yearl"
starring Robert Shaw. Bruce Dern
Marthe Keller
BLACK
SUNDAY
SUNDAY
Cording Ne
Badnews Bears
Breaking Training
ONE SHOWING
8 P.M. ONLY
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Friday and Saturday,
September 9, 10
YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN
—PLUS—
Terrance Hill it
MR. BILL'ON
(Adult Entertainment)
Sunday, Sept. 11 Only
TRIP WITH THE
TEACHER
PLUS
HUSTLER SQUAD
A DuItrANCE
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BeImore Personals
Guests of the Walter Renwick
family last weekend were Mr.
and Mrs. Brian Carroll and Mary
of London, Mr. and Mrs. Jake
Will, Kingsville, and Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Bartel, Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Edwards
visited last weekend with Danny
Renwick. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ren-
wick, Marilyn, Heather and Jill
were at Dyer's Bay.
Guests last week of Robert
Harkness and family were Mr.
and Mrs. George Harkness.
People attending the CNE from
the Belmore area last week were
Judy and Gwen Dickson, Crystal
Koning, Marlene Mawhinney,
Doreen Nickel, Gail Renwick,
Debbie and Karen Fitch.
A barbecue was held for the
Belmore Bantam ball team at
Mawhinney's campground on
Sunday. A day of fun and games
was enjoyed.
The 100th anniversary of the
forming of the congregation of
Knox Presbyterian Church, Bel-
more, will be celebrated, on
September 11. Services will be at
11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The
speaker will be Rev. Robert Sin-
clair, son of a former minister
from Belmore.
Gorrie
-Mrs. Sheldon Mann and Mrs.
Lloyd Jacques have returned
from a two week Fettes Tour to
the. East coast returning via the
United States.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Underwood
were holidaying at Graham Point
and Chatham.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Smith
visited relatives at Orillia.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Underwood
of Guelph spent a few days with
the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Underwood.
ted Stat
To serve you better . .
CAiltie TV
Now operated by
COUNTRY CABLE LTD.
has installed a new in -Watts
telephone line effective June 3.
ONE, TWO, THREE—Bridges are made to
Bobby Hubbard firmly believe. Kelly follows
while Randy prepares to join them.
dive from, Kelly O'Hagan, Randy Yeo and
Bobby into the water below the Hnwsnn nar„
HOW LONG CAN THEY LAST? With seven on an inner tube, it wasn't very long before
the tube simply gave up and flipped them all into the -water. It was all great summer fun
for Karen Beecroft, Linda and Mandy Miller, Susan and Bobby Hubbard, Kelly O'Hagan
and Randy Yeo.
Igloolik, situated on the island
of the same name in the Foxe Ba-
sin of the Northwest Territories,
has been populated by the Eski-
mo for at least 4,000 nears.
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CINEMA
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ALL OTHER DAYS AT
8t00 P.M. ONLY
WINGHAM
Phone 337-1630
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WORKSHOPS
START SEPT. 7
The Grey Wellington Theatre
Guild is inviting members of the
public to learn more about thea-
tre starting this Wednesday
evening in Mount Forest. Artistic
director Patrick Smith wil.] be
conducting the workshops which
include • theatre and acting n1.
Sept. 7, production, directing and
movement on Sept. 12 and play
reading on Sept 14
The workshupq will begin
promptly at 8 p.m. at the home of
the Guild, the third floor above
Stedman's in Mount Forest
People who have been active In
the production and staging of
plays and others who have been
members of the audience alike
will benefit from the three even•
,ings. Admission is open to all
interested people and there is no
cost.
The theatre workshops will be
the first sponsored by the Grey
Wellington Theatre Guild Plans
are also underway or the two
productions for the 1977-78
• season. Barefoot in the Park will
be staged in November and Lion
1n Winter is scheduled for April.
The workshops will prove inter-
esting and fun for you. Come and
• bring _a friend! -s
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(No charge to calling party)
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SEPTEMBER 9
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WINGHAM BOWLING LANES
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