Wingham Advance-Times, 1981-08-19, Page 114
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THIS IS A
•3 DAY SALE
On New 1981 Ford
Light Trucks.
Thurs., Fri., Sat.,
August 20, 21, 22
All Pickups in stock at
Great Savings.
EXAMPLE:
Stock No. 159.
F-150 Style Side Pickup,
6 cylinder, 610 G.V.W., power steering, low
mount mirrors,heavy duty shocks, rear step
bumper. P 235175 R x 15 XL tires with mud -
grips.
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THIS COMELY GROUP of ladieS participated in the Recrettarage,
workshop held at the Wingham arena on the evening of JuIr31 and and was conducted by Louanna Alexander df Wingham.
all day Aug. 1. The worketrep attracted ladles from all over the area
Council to pay 17 percent
towards new fire truck
At the August meeting of
Howick Township council
temporary borrowing for the
Wroxeter sidewalks . was
authorized by the council
members. Council
authorized the temporary
borrowing of finances from
$18,000 or the amount
required but not more than
$40,000.
The tender Of Nicholson
Concrete of St. Marys, was
accepted by , council over
'seven other tenders for about
3,480 feet of cement
sidewalks in Wroxeter. The
total bid received was for
$27,947.58.
An imposition of a special
annual rate on the Wroxeter
Police Village to raise
money for the construction
of sidewalks was finally
passed after being reviewed
for a third time.
The tender of Donegan's
Haulage of,, Listowel was
choseit over three others for
work on township roads. The
work will entail the supply
and spreading of about 15,000
cubic yards of gravel on
township roads and the stock
piling of about 3,000 yards of
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gravelarit a cost of 1.87 per
cubic yard.
Reeve Harold Robinson
and township, clerk, Wesley
Ball were authorized by
council members to draw up
a Quit Claim Deed showing
that an Ontario Home
Renewal Program lien, Mrs.
Dorothy Jacobson has
registered against her title,
affects only the land lying
south of . the Canadian
Pacific Railway right-of-way
and not the land lying north
of the CPR right-Of-waa.
The Quit Clain Deed was .
requested by lawyers
representing Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas King who own the
land north of the CPR right-
of-way. Mr. and Mrs. King
requested that the deed
specifically indicate that
• their land is not affected by •
the lien. '
In other. matters council
agreed to pay :17 per cent of,
the total revised acquisition
cost of $60,000 towards a new
fire truck for' the Wingham
and District Fire Area.
It was also decided at the
meeting that. a corn-
meal Or a tiv e plaque
recognizing the work and
contributiOns of the Gerrie
Community Parks Services,
as well as the work and
contributions of the Norman
Wade who was a member of
the Gorrie Community Club
be erected by the Maitland
Valley Conservation
Authority, at the site of the
ne.W pavillion in the Gorrie
Park.
Tony, Rasenberg was
appointed by council to serve
as a member of the Gerrie
Park board in place of Erwin
Stone for 1981.
Council Members decided
at the meeting that the road
allowance to the west of Lot
1, Con. 10 will not be closed.
George Morris ,of Wroxeter
approached council at the
previous meeting and asked
that he be allowed to build a
private road at his expense
and that the road allowance
to the west of Lot 1, Con. 10
be closed.
Council agreed to permit
William Cane to cross
William Street in Gorrie with
a hydros.lice as long as
the work ,One to the satis-
faction , "raf7; the road
superinteadeht.
Cotkacil: ilda decided at the
meeting to gate a grant of $50
to the Bron County
Plowereresasociat ion.
Ishe got4m1 accounts
totalling kr ,068.40 were
approved forOyment.
• The follOWing building
perfilits werre, passed: Inge
•Gollan, R0/2, Gorrie two
• steel gaanaries; Peter
Alexander, RR 1, 'Gowan-
stown, addition to house at
an estirnated„Cost of $30,000;
Murray Donaldson, RR 2,
Harriston, • 'an implement
shed at an estimated cost of
a8,000; Mategy Feta RR 2,
Gorrie, bafll. and silo at a
cost of shoat $77,200; Allan
Koch, RflAi Wroxeter, a
trailer sitmget an estimated
value of $17; with septic
costs; and'atorege shed at
Laverne Webber; RR 1, Clif-
ford, at anaestirnated cost of
$5,000.
Students
graduate.
Several local " students
• were among the 2,310 gradu-
ates from.programs at
Conestoga College earlier
- this summer. • ".
Sandra Anger and •Sylvia
Beard, both of. Wingham,
and Mary Dickson 'Of RR 1,
Wroxeter, graduated 'from
the optometrical secretarial
program at the • Doon
campus.
Larry Hutchinson of
Wingham graduated from
the food preparation basic
program. He currently is
employed by the Cranberry
Inn at Collingwood.
Jean Sinnamon of Hay-
field, who graduated from
the home support worker
program, is employed as a
visiting homemaker with the
Town and Country Home-
makers, based in Wingham.
Sandra Tiffin of Guelph
graduated from the nursing
program at the Guelph
ca mpus.
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317 Josephine st., Wingham
HOURS: Sunday to Thurs., 11 a.m. to midnight
Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m. to 2 a.m;
(A great way pl spend a weekend!)
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AIR CADET Kevin Stewart of RR 2, Gorrie, was orf,e
of 50 cadets who took part in a mobile support equip-
ment operations course this summer at CFB Borden.
The course taught the cadets to operate safely both
rrillitary and civilian vehicles. Cadets finishing the
course received a $240 training bonus.
A Row *
washed :the 'evening
31. and all daY Augusti $the
*logbook arena Under the
direction of iioaanna
Alexander,
'The workshop *as
designed to train 25'
etractars to teach fittuys
glasses in their OJiAoflt
munities. Leda*travelled
from as far away as
Kepuskasing to train to
beconie instructors -for Ibis
new recreation and fibietitto
music program.
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CHRISTMAS DECORATION -Jeff D'Arcey, 11, and Paul winkei, it hold the
Christmas decorations they made as part of a craftsdiSplay at FordwIch United
Church while,attending the Vacation Bible School there. The display nightwas
held on Aug. 13. (Staff Photo).
DISPLAY CRAFTS—Margaret Lockie, 12, Sandra Bender, 10, and Sharon
Rowley, 11, stand left to right with the tissue boxes they made while attending the
Vacation Bible School at Fordwich United Church. The display night was held
Aug. 13. (StaffPhoto)
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Cledelte one --
JIM- •Ileide",
Murray
Robinson
Mark Koe
was.kexerciset
Rona
was Ohoi ratan
evening. At -the clOrg
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included': Nursery 3-4
Yeats), Mrs.''Cluttr, Fenton, -
Mrs. Marion
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ThyReilaerrses'BrOwn.ilsalricina. .enead7_ Mrs.
rgar-
tett 6 years; Coral' f4oelpiee.
41e*binniJennifer
1g,8ieDArced
Lucy D'Arcey;
ItamilinBal7rowLne7; MrAYeirs,,Emm;
Winkel, Lauri' 'Yllhansen;
Primary, 8 years,)1(rs, Jean
.Clarkson, Susan Robisonl,
Beverlee McCann;- Primary,
• 9 years, lift& Darlene
• Joyce Lockie,
131rent,11dIasrsYealtr.sini
eanor
• Laramie,Marguerite
Boonstra; re -teen tfris,
13^.-Yeees, CIA/TS. §'• Shawl
Coulter,Mrs.' Joao' RetilOy
Pre -teen boys, 12-13 years,
Canon Orrance 'Laramie,
Rev. Fleetham;
• Music, M
Gedcke, Glenrsn. • Filronvdilin
aYe;
•recreation, Laurie Sch-
neider, Rene Sturgeon;
projectionist, Brenda
Martin. '
ACW makes
• plans for
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FORDWICH — Trinity
Anglican Church Women
met last Thursday evening
at the home of Mrs. Bruce
Armstrong. The president,
Mrs. Wellington Hargrave,
presided over and opened the
meeting with a prayer.
Mrs. Stewart Rowley led in
devotions and the roll call
was answered by 16 mem-
bers.
Tickets were given out to
be sold for the concert on
MRS. WILLIAM SOTHERN Sept. 20 when the Albaniors
Thsaa— ---aof London will be at the
Notes from Fordwich if-ar picroceds k Centragicilgiotwithtter
Hunger Fund.
Mrs. Harold Foster has
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wendt
of Toronto spent the weekend
with Mrs. E. A. Schaefer.
• Darcey Miller spent the
weekend with her grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Douglas, near Clifford.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Goldricti and family of
Guelph were Sunday visitor's
with Mr. and Mrs. Anson
Demerling.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Findley returned to their
home in Acton after spen-
ding a couple of weeks here.
Master Michael .Shannon
of Drew spent the weekend
with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Sothern.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Wray Cooper were Mrs. John
Welsh and daughter Coral of
Napean, Ontario and Mrs.
Gerald Huether and
daughters Sandra and
Tracey of Cambridge. They
all attended the Brown
reunion at Mr. and Mrs
Gordon Oldfield's at Dun-
dalk. Mr. and Mrs. Steven
Andrews of Petawawa are
visiting this week with their
grandmother, Mrs. Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Mitchell
of Kitchener visited one day
last ' week with Mr. and ,Mrs.
Bruce Armstrong
Mr. ' and Mrs. Doug
Wildfang and Paul of Missis-
sauga spent a couple of days
last week with Mr. and Mrs.
•Roy Simmons. .
Mr.and Mrs. Bill Mulvey,
Cindy, Jeff and , Corie
Wallace of Belniore visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Sothern. •
Carolyn and Troy Mason of
RR 1, Listowel spent a
couple of days last week with
their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Carroll Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Johnston and Mrs. Jim
Douglas, accompanied by
Mrs. Jim McKay and Shelley
of Dobbintore spent the
weekend at Pittsford, New
York when they, attended the
Walnut Hill Farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Simpson and boys of
Gowanstown visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, Wray
Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller
spent the weekend at
Niagara Falls.
Weekend and Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Austin Stinson were Rev.
and Mrs. Bill Richards and
baby of Sneers, Sask., Pat
Hall of Sask., Bill and Nancy
Stinson and Wendy of
Calgary, Pauline Richarda
of London, Rev. John and
Isabelle Stinson of Toronto,
Laverne and Gloria Stinson
and family of Minto, Ken and
Maxine Heise and John and
Terry of Drew.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wilson
of Alma visited Sunday with
Louise Matthews.
Grant Miller is spending
two weeks at Woodeden
Camp, near London.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Loughan
accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Stuart Yeo of Port Elgin to
visit with Yeo's parents at
Port Loring over the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Miller
spent the weekend at Silver
Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wilson,
Mr. and Mrs.' Ron
McClement and Sandra and
Tom are on a trip to the
western provinces.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Langendoen were married
rencentiy in Saskatchewan.
Mr. and Mrs. John Langen-
doen accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Dykstra of
Kitchener , attended the
wedding. The 'newlyweds
have purchased a home in St.
Marys and are now residing
there
bales ready to be sent now
that the mail strike is over.
Lunch will be served at the
Howick anniversary on
Sunday, Sept. 6 following the
church service. If anyone
has any pictures or write-ups
that could be used for a
display please contact Mrs.
Don. King, Elva Foster or
Mrs. Emerson Ferguson.
A donation was made to
the United Church to help
with expenses for the Bible
school.
Mrs. Hargrave reported on
the bus trip that the group
took in June with the
highlight being St. Monica
House in Kitchener.
Th 4 group will cater to a
banquet in November.
The meeting closed with a
prayer and Mrs. Ferguson
gave a humorous reading.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Doug Bunker and Marian
Kirby assisted by the
hostess.
R. W. Bell
OPTOMETRIST
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