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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-04-15, Page 8- 0 s"- Advance -Times, Thurs., April 15, 1976 M011rite StOiEte• Coming Events dies neon GoderichComi ng BLUE WATER rands of Thanks KENNEL CLUB DOG Residents of Wingham and the OBEDIENCE CLASSES surrounding area were sbwked Obedience classes open to all to learn of the sudden death, near dogs over six months of age. HUNTER SAFETY COURSE Hunter safety trWWV"to�,press � our sincere Goderich m Tuesday, April e, of Classes begin April 20, at 8 y course will be We the and real- The family of the late Maurice ,how Maurice Stainton, 56 o'clock at Bayfield arena, for ten held Tuesday and Thursday, Stainton would like to sincerely Carling Terrace, Wingham. He weeks, fee $20.00, no dogs first April 20 and 22, at 7:00 p.m. at dents of Turnberry Township and thank all neighbors and friends was in his 43rd year. night. For further information Borden Jenkins' residence, 350 otber Mends for the dinner and for .their kindness and expres- Born in Toronto, Maurice was call Bayfield 565-2109. Minnie Street. .. , . , which was held on the sions of sympathy extended to the son of Mrs. Percy C. Staintan 8-15 0=11100 of our retireanant As them at the time of their most re- of Wingham and the late Mr. ANNUAL MEETING Clerk and Treasurer of the Town- cent and sad bereavement. Stainton.His family came to DANCE East Wawanosh Federation of abip. It was an evening we shall Special thanks to the S. J. Walker Wingham when he was a child The Association for the Men- Agriculture annual meeting and always remember. Thank you for Funeral Home, the ladies of the and he attended Wingham Public tally Retarded presents the Nite turkey dinner will be held at the the dinner, flowers, program and United Church UCW, Rev. K. B. School and Wingham High Lites at the Wingham Armouries, Belgrave Institute Hall on Fri. gifts, and for the delicious lunch Passmore, Provincial Constable School. He later attended Wells Friday, April 30,. 1976. Dancing 4y, April 23, at 7 p.m. Speaker .provided by the ladies. We Ken Balzer, Dr. R. D. Wilkins, all will be Murray Gaunt, MPP. appreciate the thought Academy Business College, 9:30 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. $6.00 per a pp ught and effort those who sent cards and letters Kitchener, after which he joined couple. Lunch included. Admit- Tickets are $3.50 and available which so many people contri- and those who so graciously pro- his father's business at Stainton's tance restricted to those 18 years from the directors or Peter buted towards the success of this vided food and all others who Chandler, secretary. ha event. Thank you all. helped Hardware. Maurice worked in and over. , PPY Y ped in any way. Your kindness the service department and was rr April 29 Jack and Margaret Fischer, will never be forgotten. well-known in the community and DANCE Bill and Kay Cruikshank Mrs. Maurice Stainton, the rural area. More recently he Dance at Howick Community Todd and Tonya, Wedding MrsIrene Stainton owned and operated Wingham Announcement Centre, Saturday, April 17. Music A sincere thank you to neigh . Service Centrp which was sold by Browns. $5.00 per couple. bors, friends and relatives for and family within the past few weeks. Lunch provided. cards, letters, flowers and gifts He enjoyed sports and was ac- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Arthur of RR while a patient in Victoria Hospi- The family of the late T. A. tive in hockey. For several years 2, Wingham announce the mar- tal, London. Many thanks also for Cameron would like to express Maurice and his brothers, Mur- riage of their daughter Debbie RUMMAGE SALE the lovely baking brought to our our sincere thanks and deep ap- roy,and Nell played as a line for Joyce to Terry George Anger, son The Auxiliary of the Wingham home. Special thanks to the doc- preciation to the relatives, the Stainton Spitfires- of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Anger, and District Hospital will be held tors, nurses and staff on 4th floor friends and neighbors who He was a member of Wingham Wingham. The marriage took on Friday, April 23, 10 a.m. to 4 east. These kindnesses will al- showed their kindness in so many United Church. place on March 20, 1976 at Wing- p.m., in the Wingham Armouries. ways be remembered. ways and comforted him with Surviving, besides his mother, ham United Church. The couple Auction at 10 a.m. Phone Mrs. Norma and Damian Golley visits during his illness. Thanks, are his wife, the former Hilda is residing in Harriston. Len Phillips 357-1714 for pick-up. Paulitzki whom he married in No articles will be received on the too, for the beautiful floral trib- da of the sale. We would like to thank all the utes, donations, food and other Wingham on July 23, 1958; two y friends and neighbors of the 9th help received at the time of his children, Todd,7 and Tonya 5; New organization and 6th lines of Turnberry for the death. Special thanks to Drs. two brothers, Murray of Wing- EUCHRE enjoyable evening and presents- Corrin and McKim and the staff ham and Neil of Agincourt; two to present Ideas Euchre at Sacred Heart Parish tion held on March 26th in honor at Wingham hospital. sisters, Barbara of Wingham and Hall every Tuesday at 8:30 ,p.m. of our wedding. Mrs. T. A. (Clara) Cameron, Mrs. William (Marlene) Dan- New members from Brussels, Lunch and prizes. Admission 75 Tom and Betty Ralph and Euphemia Cameron, chuk of Barrie. He was prede- Exeter and Kincardine were wel- cents. rrb Haugh Mason and Jean Robinson, ceased by one slater• comed when a group to aid the grandchildren and The late Maurice Stainton handicapped met in the Holmes- BINGO Our sincere thanks to our great-grandchildren rested at the S. J. Walker Funeral ville Public School library. The Blyth Lions Club Saturday Home where Rev. K. B. Pass- organization, formed to, present night bingo at 8:30 m. in the friends and neighbors for the g g P more conducted funeral service the needs of the'handicapped and Blyth Memorial Hal}. Jackpot enjoyable evening and lovely I would like to thank all the Friday at two o'clock. Interment disabled to the public, decided to y p° gifts. Special thanks to those who nurses and those who visited me followed in Wingham Cemetery. send letters to clerks of Huron. $150 on 60 calls. Share the wealth planned it. Your thoughts and while in the hospital. S and regular games. best wishes are most a reci- P pedal Pallbearers were Lay$ Purola towns, urging councils to con- rrb . thanks to Dr. Clarke and Gordon of Woodstock, Bill Lockridge, sider needs of the handicapped in ated. Godkin, also for the lovely flow- Brian Metcalfe, Ted Elliott, Ron the future construction and George and Jean ers I received since coming Bell and Murray Taylor. Floral maintenance of public facilities BINGO Marshall home. tributes were carried by Ray- and sidewalks. Howick Lions' Bingo will be Verena Bone mond Merkley, Doug Tiffin, Jon Among the aids mentioned held on Saturday, April 17th (note Bateson, and Barry Fuller of were curb ramps which would be change of date for this Bingo Kincardine. helpful to the blind and elderly, only), in Wroxeter Community NEW as well as the physically dis- Hall at 8:30 p.m. Admission $1.80. _-__-__ DIED abled. A committee which visited 12 regular games for $10.00; 2 the Goderich Town Council, re- share the wealth; one $25.00 ARRIVALS CAMERON-Passedaliilay---at the Whiti��h ported that members were recep- special; jackpot of $95.00 on S6 Wingham and District Hospital tive to proposals regarding curb calls; purple ball of $20.00; doer on Saturday, April 10, Thomas cuts on sidewalks and ramps for and consolation prizes. Albert (T. A.) Cameron of We are sorry to report that Bill wheelchairs at public buildings. LEISURE Lucknow, in his 89th year. He Webster had the misfortune to The council has referred the • - - CHILD HEALTH CLINIC was the beloved husband of fall on Thursday morning at Pine matter to the town engineer and The Huron County Health Unit SUITS ITS the former Clara Purcion; Fath- Crest Nursing Home, Lucknow, the public works committee for invites you to attend the Child er of Mrs. Mason (Jean) Rob- breaking his hip. He had to be further study. inson of Wingham and Ralph - taken to University Hospital, Other problems which the Health Clinic, on Wednesday, April 21, 1976 from 9:30 to 11:30 *CASUAL Cameron of Lucknow; brother London where on Friday a pin group plans to study in the near a.m. for: 1. Health Surveillance; SHIRT of Mrs. Walter (Olive) Forbes was pl cecj in the hip. The com- future, are telephone booths g; of Kingston, William of Lanark m y washes Bill a speedy re- which are too small for wheel- 2.Anaemia Screening; 3. Immu- and Robert of Perth. He was cov � chairs, public phones and ele- Fluoride 4. Hearing Screening; 5. predeceased by one son, Glenn, vator buttons mounted too high Fluoride brushing of children's two brothers and two sisters. Mr. +d Mrs. Wilbert Schwich- on the wall and washroom sinks teeth to prevent cavities, for ages READMAN Funeral service was held Mon- tenberg, Lori and Kerry of Port with spring-loaded taps. 3 to 5 years; 6. Vision testing. day at two o'clock at the Elgin were Sunday visitors with The next meeting of this group PHVUCAL CONDITION driver Is a threat to tratHc safety. When your physical condition is Remember that the same drugs below normal, you need above- that bring merciful relief from Events normal care in driving, states the pain and tension, can also bring Ontario Safety League. Emo- serious driver impairment. tional and -or physical upset in a Hanover Holiday Tours ---Olf season senior cMz*n special to Florida - 13 days - departs April 21. Stay at Silver Springs, St. Petersburg. Fort -Lauderdale, Ormond Beach. See many attractions In- cluding Disney World, Parrott Jungle, Cypress Gardens, St. Augustine. REDUCED RATES I% EF- FECT. F- FECT. -Holland -Michigan, Tulip Time - 4 days - departs May 11. Attend the 47th 'Festival. See the Volks parade, Klempen Dancers, Street Scrubbing, Butch Village, Tulip Farms. Attend the Festival Musicale, a Bi-Contennial Concert. --Ottawa Tulip , Festival - 4 days - departs May 17 and 3 days - departs May 22. See thousands of tulips blooming. Includes guided tour of Ot- tawa, visit to Parliament Buildings, Thousand Islands cruise and route home. For information contact: HANOVER Travel Service 790 loth St., Hanover 1 800-11 1007 KINCARDINE Travel Service 831 Queen St. Kincardine 396 3411 LISTOWK Travel efeag Listowel 291-4100 JIM COURTNEY Travel Service Listowel 291.2111 AN SW T11L" t FOLLOWING POW ARE "TWIN BASIS PER PERSON" NORTHERN ONTARIO S Der POLAR BEAR TOUR (MOOSONEE) Deports July 5, 12, 20, 27, Aug. 2, 9,:17 $189 QUEBEC AND THE EASTERN SEABOARD 16 ray GAVE A MARITIMES (ALL CANADIAN ROUTE) Departs June 12, 26, July 10, 24, Aug. 7 21, Sept. 4, 18 - $489 8 day OUIBEC A SAGUENAY RIVER CRUISE Departs Jude 6, July 4, Aug. 1, 15 Sept. 12 $289 9 dry NEW ENGLAND A CAPE COD Departs June 12, 26, July 10, 24 Aug. 7, 21, Sept. 4, 18 $319 13 day MARITIME A NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND Departs June 6, 13, 20, 27, July 4, 11, 18, 25, Aug. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, Sept. 5, 12, 19, 26 $419 19 day NEWFOUNDLAND TOUR Departs June 14, 28, July 12, 26, Aug. 9, 23, Sept. 6, 20 X599 HEADING WEST 22 day CANADIAN NEST ADVENTURES Departs June 12, 19, 25, 27, 29, July 1, 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, Aug. 7, 14, 21, 28, Sept. 4 -11 $669 21 day CALIFORNIA A THE GOLDEN WEST Departs April 10, May 1„22, July 3, Aug. 7, Sept. 4, 25, Oct. 16 $595 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS CONTACT MARC BURKHART BOX 733 WINGHAM Phone 357=3613 Litemed UWor the Travel lade:try Ad No. 1338987 Cleaners and Men's Wear McKenzie Memorial Chapel, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Craig and will be held in Holmesville on ` Lucknow. Temporary entomb- family and Albert Coultes. Thursday, April 22, at 8 p.m. WINGHAM ment followed at South Kin- loss Mausoleum. ED'S Siding, Roofing it Eavestroughing • Vinyl or aluminum siding *Aluminum Seamless Eavestroughing e FREE ESTIMATES Get the job done right at the right price! Take your choice - aluminum or vinyl siding ... $80 per square. Phone 347-2419 Monkton NOTICE jaw O,r, * WINGHAM .GARDEN REFUSE PICKUP The first garden refuse pickup will be on Thursday, April 22, and on the first and third Thursday of each month thereafter. WM. RENWICK Town Clerk AUCTION SALE for FORBES MOTORS LTD. 232 Arthur St. S., Elmira, Ont. (Hwy. 85) to be held on SAT. APRIL 17 10 a.m. Forbes Motors have closed their Elmira operation. Jacks, 2 Hyd jacks - (floor) std., bumper jock, wheel balancer, engine hoist, floor hoist, work bench 8 vises, 2 air bay lifts, valve grinder Sioux, bench grinder. Summon cyl. grinder, battery tester 8 charger, assortment o4 testers, spark plug clooner and tester. Compression testers, Regent alternator tester, exhaust system and hoes ., ac". torch, gear pullers, drum lathe gear press hyd.,front end machine, quantity of used tires, air compressor, Wayne 3 h.p. single phase, air lines and couplers etc., Ford tractor and loader - 1%7 Ford truck C/w camper cap, i972 Pontiac Lour. 2 dor hardtop - 1975 Pontioc Steam Jenny High Press Model 1 lu - manscury. (vehicles listed above ore not port of Forbes Inventory) BUILDING MATERIAL OFFICE EQUIPMENT Many more Nems pertaining to a garage operation Too good to miss. PARTIAL LISTING ONLY LUNCH ON PREMISES TO SAYE f $ f KM TO Al I -TO MIT -TO SAY[ TF0A4% Crnh App d re,npo„y Ori.,e,� rMr,.,M Fu�I NMI��n, "ole Mry M. R. JUTZI A CO. INC. WWRAru4w-. son I rano...-. Na100da" i Ar wds* npdda- d u.,N.,60. hW"*W r er neld a.a,,,..... N Sydney S., iNtt/leser - (519) 743-8221 Pilate's version of EasterUirecrr. erv�eo is theme for Bluevale UCW FLOWERS AUTOMOTIVE FUELS PLUMBING HEATING BLUEVALE - The poem, another quiz was conducted con- "Resurrectiop", read by the cerning the facts of the Easter president, Mrs. Vera Nicholson, story. Mrs. Donna Craig read a Wedding WINGHAM BILL TIFFIN Leroy Jackson opened the meeting of the United Pte, "The Story of a Tulip". Arrangements SUNOCO SERVICE l 7. April Imperial Esso A Church Women held Wednesday During the business meeting, pe gent -Plumbing afternoon, A 23 members answered the roll LICENSED MECHANIC' P � .Cut flowers ESSiO -Heating Unit One conducted the wor- call and thank -you messages n UNDERCOATING & ship service which began with a were read. Mrs. Carol Campbell Plants RUSTPROOF INCFor all your, Home and -Tinsmithing hymn. Mrs. Viola Campbell read was chosen to be key lady for the COMPLETE CAR & Farm Fuel and scripture from the 28th chapter of World Day of Prayer 1977. Mem- •Flowers b y TRUCK SERVICE; Lubricating Needs 191 Josephine St. St. Matthew's Gospel. hers were reminded of the invit- Wire Service 357.1022 Wingham 357-2904 Mrs. Nicholson presented the ation by St. Andrew's Presbyteri- i s LEWIS Prop. Ken Loitcb topic, "I, Pilate". It told of the an Church for April 2A. Those in- .I phone ELECTRICAL terested in attendingthe weekend JLOWERS KEITH events onasleading up to Jesus- at Westminster re asked to SSi-tss4 NtGHT357-3585 crucifixion as told by Pontius Pi- • late f how he failed to save the leave their names. 135 Frontes Pleteh Electric MOFFATT It was announced that new .Phone INSURANCE life of the Man he knew to is Wingham faultless and how great was his books had been purchased by the 357-3880 regret, It was pointed out that we, UCW for use in the library. too, have opportunity for accept- Several reported having writtenINDUSTRIAL or PLUMBING AND HEATING ance or denial. letters objecting to violence, ob- CONSTRUCTION �i, COMMERCIAL WIRING Duro and Myers Pumps Mrs. Mary Peacock read two scene language and objectionable eossuraws Ica Also Rural and Domestic 357-1774 Poems, "At Eastertime" and advertising in the media. AskesBrothers "Easter Is a Time to Look and After the business was com- All Types of Phone 3S7-1583 Listen". An Easter hymn and pleted, a hymn was sung and CONSTRUCTION Insurance POOLS, ETC. prayer closed the worship ser- closing prayer was given by Rev. Cottages, Homes Additions 8 Renovations vice. W. Brown. 335-3525 357.263$ BURKE ELECTRIC o • Mrs. Audrey Edgar conducted A sale of baking was held fol- 4=111111!WINGHAM Swimming a quiz on trees of the Bible and lowing the meeting and refresh- FREE ESTIMATES Electrical Contractors Pools ments were served by Unit Motor Rewind and Three. Ph: 528-2726 For your Sales Above and Below Surprise party Box 122, Lucknow Household Appliances Ground BLUEVALE - A surprise Even i n unit INSURANCE Complete Line of Josephine St. 357.2480 party was held on Saturday even 9 See or Call Emergency Service -See a Pool Chemicals Jat the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. A T. WILLIAMS. the Yellow Pages ARMSTRONG Jack Willitts, RR 1, Wingham on BELGRAVE - The April the occasion of their 25th wedding meeting of the Evening Unit of CHEMICALSCONSTRUCTION REED ENTERTAINMENT anniversary on April 14. The the UCW was held at the home of Bole S6 Walkerton evening was spent playing cards Mrs. Norman Cook with 16 ladies General Contractors 64 Vi(toria St., 351 11.14 and a delicious lunch was served, present. All types of concrete work including a decorated cake. They Mrs. Cook had charge of the Pit Silos COLLISION STEVENS were presented with severalgiftsworship service "Message Of including a- 25th anniversary tea Easter". The opening hymn " COUNTRY GOLD Be- Home and farm building pot• neath the Cross of Jesus" was ( A1.1.BOBTH(1MPSOIN AIIS Collision INFORM Relatives present for the occa- sung, after which Mrs. Murray Fill. l•;VM.E., (INT:\Rlfl Disc Jockey sion were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lou heed read the scripture, fol Service Music for weddings, banquets, THE g P :i;7-:s19:t ng , nQ Grant of Teeswater, Mr. and lowed by the hymns, "Christ the Phone anniversaries, etc. Mrs. Ken Grant and Mr. and Mrs. Lord Is Risen Today" and "Re SALES AND SERVICE 357-2206 PUBLIC SPEAKING SYSTEM Don Dosman, Kevin and Sherry, �joice the Lord Is King". The Disc Jockey Stands all of St. Clements, John K. offering was received and Mrs. CARS, TRUCKS, BUSES Price: 550.00 per night PUBLIC MacTavish of Brantford, Mr. and Cook closed the worship service Lynn Hey Complete Body Work llms*k, on+•rl• Mrs. John R. MacTavish of with prayer. and Painting Phan 887415♦ Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. Lougheed Cook charge of Entlses Frame and Rust Repair Dettman of Wroxeter. Mr. and the business. Minutes were read Also Insurance Claims Mrs. Glenn Snell, Kathy and and approved. A letter of thanks Honda and Skidoo J Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Wes was read from Brookhaven Nurs- Sales & Service CONC. 2, MORRIS TWP.--,Hwy 8� 7-2320 Paulin, Mr. and Mrs. Mac- ing Home also a thank you card THE E Tavish, all of the Bluev a area, from the Hi C for helping with the H`�Y 86 east of Wingham . L 1st Moms Mr. and Mrs. Bob MacTavish of lunch. Phone 519 357 3435 i Ind Morris �[` r,d ADVANCE -TIM ES Wingham, Mr. Allan hkColeman Mrs. Harold Vincent had 1 11 of Timmins and Mike'Ttegear of charge of the topic. The theme Mildmay. was "Of the Living Christ". 1