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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-04-22, Page 10M M. Pop 10-71w Wio_d_i_1am Advance -Tunes, Thurs., April 22, 1876 PRICE 2S% OFF ONLY 520 / •�� worts of Jesus. LAKELET Special worship "Jesus is alive and moving in Tile fourth meeting d the .services OAK GRAIN FINISH - ONE ONLY the world today," the speaker LaYelec I Witch 3titchery 4-H in brief... the Ontario Provincial Police in- COFFEE TABLE highligYlf said, giving modern-day exam- Club was held on Wednesday s lisions which caused an esti- REGULAR $99.97 Pies of people whose lives have evening at the home of Dianne with three persons injured. On April 13, John McClinchey SALE PRICE 25%OFF 74.91 Easter season been molded by Christ. Nancekville. Dorothy Krelhr, the ONLY of RR 1, Belgrave and Paul Beese In closing he said, "The way to president, was in charge of the News o • t e 1V a WROXETER -, Rev. Wesley Jesus is to repent and believe. lA aluissis. 3itti. Lon dWw iea a Ball chose as his topic " Me Price Open your heart and God will discussion on twos d the back of Highway 4. Ralph Blackmore, - END TABLE o n Love Paid" when he conducted mold your destiny." stitch and twisted chain stitch. Rosair Dearoches, 46, of Port be allowed to attend only if they When the Bruce County South Good Friday service in the Uni- The members learned what it ted Church. He informed his con- takes to create a design and how Colborne, drowned in Goderich agree to the committee's restric- official plan was presented to the that God showed His to place designs. harbor last week when he and an- tions on what can be published. Brant Township council reaction love through Jesus who died on love through Mrs. Lyle Murray led the club other crewman from the grain 0-0-0 was hardly typical of other areas ._ the cross save all mankind. - enlarging a design waders carrier Westdale were testing a Poderich Elevator and Transit of the province. Councillor David a e The choir sang the anthem, "The everyone practised. The leaders lifeboat. One of the s supporting Company will embark on a quart Thompson told the meeting farm- pso Own". Cross Was His O". During the taught the girls how to do the lines snapped as the boat was er-million dollar expansion pro- ers are producing too much Forty people were treated for offertory, the congregation sang couching crossed stitch and �� lowered and the man was � am. A 65 -foot electronic truck and the loss of farm land won't "Were You There?". carbon monoxide inhalation in everyone worked on it for their plunged in the water. The second platform scale and improved un- affect them. "There's too much On Easter Sunday morning, the London on Saturday evening. samplers. sailor was uninjured. loading facilities are to be added. land in production now," he said speaker dwelled on "Fact or They were players and spec - 0 -0-0 The elevator's truck unloading and added that dictating to whom Fable?". He said the resurrec- tators at the South London Minor With an increase in the govern- capacity will be doubled to a farmer may sell his land tion of Jesus has changed the Hockey Tournament in Hockey- - --. ment support price for dairy 100,000 bushels per day. smacks of dictatorship. Mr. lives of people. The choir sang land arena. In summer like 26 L. .r NEW Bio farmers, the price of dairy prod- ? — 0 — 0 Thompson's views were concur- degree temperatures the "There's a Carol in the Heart g lam' gasoline ucts to consumers is expected to Ontario Hydro, in its report to red in by other members of the and a quartette comprised of powered ice clearing machines MONDAY, 8:30 P.M. increase soon. Federal Agricul- the royal commission on electric council. Mss. Ron McMichael, Janice Mc- were in frequent use. It is be- APRIL 26, 1976 lure Minister Eugene Whelan an- power planning, predicted that 0-0-0 Michael, Debbie Montgomery lieved that the noxious gas accu- nounced the increases in the the next few years will see a re- The concept of government-im- and Mary Beth Riley sang "When mulated when inadequate venti- at House of Commons. turn to the use of electric trains in posed marketing boards received I Survey the Wondrous Cross". lation permitted it to build up to VANASTRA RECREATION CENFRE 0-0-0 place of oil -fueled diesel units. another setback last week when During the offering the congreg- the danger level. All those JACKPOT - $300.00 Ontario Hous ng Minister John Hydro says the electric units, the Ontario Vegetable Growers' ation enthusiastically sang "He treated were later discharged MUST GO Rhodes tabledPh report in the which have not been in use for Marketing Board asked the prov- Lives" and at the close of the ser- from Victoria Hospital. Legislature which said that the nearly 30 years, will operate ince to investigate claims that an 0­0_0vice, all joined in for the Battle o --o R EGARDLESS OF THE price of homes might be reduced more efficiently than the oil -fired Eastern Ontario processor is ask- Hymn of the Republic. Over 150,000 visitors toured the NUMBER OF CAMS as much as 16,000 to $8,000 if types. ing kickbacks from farmers for More joyous Easter music was Olympic site in Montreal on Sun - building standards could be 0-0-0 the awarding of corn contracts. featured at the Sunday evening day — the first opportunity + 3 RIOULAN OAMII AT - +o.•- IACN altered to permit the use of London millionaire Joe Mc- Some farmers claim they have ranted the general 3 SHARI-TW-WEALTH OAMti service. The theme was 'The g g public to smaller building lots. Conven- Manus, who died in January after been told they can get contracts if Modern Resurrection of Jesus". view the billion -dollar -plus facili- ADMISSION $1.00 - INCLUDES tional minimum lot size outside a traffic accident, has left an es- they will kick back $15 or $16 to Mt Ball spoke of the influence of ties being constructed for this ONE FREE CARD. Addithmai the cities is 50 by 110 feet and the tate valued at three and a third the processor out of the province- Jesus on His disciples, saying summer's Olympic Games. No cards 25c each or 6 for 111.90. report suggested this might be million dollars. One bequest is wide price of $61.25 per ton. that Paul was not around to See further public tours will be pro - reduced to 30 by 100 feet. $101,000 to various Roman Cath- 0-0-0Jesus perform His miracles but vided until the site is opened July •■-;,+ro■■■LT.,CT.■T.r■n. T■A■"r A01 o. owes 0-0-0 olic organizations. McManus Moped riders are reminded of Paul was dynamic because of the 17. Perth County council has lifted owned a variety of business recent changes in provincial law its ban on the presence of report- enterprises including a car in connection with the souped -up ers at meetings of the finance dealership and a fuel corpora- bicycles. Operators of these ve- committee. Reporters were ex- tion. hides must apply for a licence, eluded after a London Free Press 0-0-0 pay a $5.00 fee and affix a licence reporter published what the com- About 15,000 students have ap- plate. The new law effectually THE B mittee considered privileged in- plied for entrance to Fanshawe forbids operation by persons formation some months ago. College at London, but there are under the age of 16. Representatives of the media will openings for only 5,000. 0-0-0 Three members of the Phila- MEN S- BO delphia Flyers have been charg- R Whitechurch W I I following a brawl at the Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto on • YARD GO Thursday night. One of the play- SEWING M • • ers, sent to the penalty box, be- elects officers came involved in a stick -swing- ing scene with nearby spectators and later a policeman was TLET ou struck. Defenceman Joe Watson WHITECHURCH — Mrs. Rus- and Mrs. Gaunt; curators, Mrs. has been charged with two counts sel McGuire, was elected presi- Emerson, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Ross of common assault, two of as- dent of the Women's Institute at and Mrs. Caslick. saulting a police officer and one MI its annual meeting in the corn- The meeting opened with the of possession of a dangerous Fl munit hall. Mrs. George Fisher Y g singing of the Ode and the repeat- weapon. Forward Mel Bridgman Po g was named the secretary" -trees- ing of the Collect in unison. Presi- is charged with assault causing Sr urer and assistant secretary is dent Miss Merle Wilson read an bodily harm and Forward Don Saleski, two counts of common Mrs. Victor Emerson. Easter poem. Other officers elected were: The minutes were read by assault and one of possessing a district director, Miss Merle Wil- secretary, Mrs. Fisher. She also dangerous weapon. URNITURC son; alternate district director, reported on the group's financial 0-0-0 Mrs. Emerson; public relations statement. It was decided to have The 23 -year-old arena in Har - officer, Mrs. William Rintoul; a clean-up day April 28 beginning riston will not be perry tted to re - branch directors, Mrs. Russel at 10 a:m. It was also voted that a main open for the summer Gaunt, Mrs. James Currie and donation of $10 be given to the hockey school which has been Mrs. Fred Tiffin; pianists, Mrs. -Farmstead. conducted, there for several CLC4RANCC Garnet Farrier, Mrs. Dan Tiffin Mrs. Bill Evans gave a report years. The arena was officially and Mrs. L. Durnin. of the district directors' meeting closed by the ministry of labor on Program committee mem- held at Holyrood. Arrangements Friday evening because the bers: Mrs. Frank Ross, Mrs. for the district annual, to be held building does not meet present Farrier, Mrs. Durnin and Mrs. May 18, were made. The con- safety standards. Estimates of Ross; convention delegates, Mrs. vention will be held at the Ches- repair costs run to $190,000. William Evans and alternate, ley Presbyterian Church. An 0-0-0 y r; Mrs. J. Conn; agriculture and in- invitation was received urging A city councillor was killed and dustries, Mrs. John Currie; members to attend the Craft Sale four others injured when a gun - citizenship and world affairs, at Brucelea Haven May 5. An g y t Mrs. Tom Metcalfe; education invitation for May 25 was Baltimore, Md. He complained k ¢ and cultural affairs, Mrs. Dan received from Wingham. that he had been forced to move x Tiffin; family and consumer af- A contest on towns and villages from his home and then opened fairs, Mrs. Farrier; resolutions,of Bruce was conducted by Mrs. indiscriminate fire. Mrs. Elgin Johnston; auditors, Nettie Ross. Winners were Mrs. 0-0-0 Mrs. Farrier, Mrs. Rintoul; sun- Metcalfe and Mrs. Currie. The The London post office said - shine and cheer, Mrs. Fred Tif- treasurer's report showed the that many letters addressed to => fin, Mrs. Gaunt; delegates to Dis- yearly balance of ;589.56. The the United States are bein g mail- BEDROOM w SUITE trict Annual, Mrs. Russel Mc- auditor's report was later given ed with insufficient postage. U. S. Guire, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Evans by Mrs. Rintoul. Mrs. McGuire, postal rates were altered March (ONE ONLY) and Miss Wilson; alternate, Mrs. the new president, gave words of 1, requiring 10 cents for the first Metcalfe; nominating commit- appreciation and Miss Wilson ounce of mail. REGULAR $279.97 tee, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Tiffin closed the meeting with a poem. LARRY MAX FIELD certainly has his hands full. With son Chris on his back, it seems that holding two big heapinq plafes of pancakes is not the easiest thing t0 do but somehow thAy 'manaqed, and were glad they did. Three injuredSALE PRICE 2S% OFF ONLY 520 / •�� in car mishaps OAK GRAIN FINISH - ONE ONLY The Wingham detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police in- COFFEE TABLE vestigated six motor vehicle col- s lisions which caused an esti- REGULAR $99.97 mated $1,670 in property damage with three persons injured. On April 13, John McClinchey SALE PRICE 25%OFF 74.91 ONLY of RR 1, Belgrave and Paul Beese of Waterloo were involved in a collision on County Road 20 west OAK GRAIN FINISH - ONE ONLY of Highway 4. Ralph Blackmore, - END TABLE a passenger in the Beese vehicle, (MATCHES ABOVE) was injured. On April 16, Lorie Purdon of RR 3, Wingham was a REGULAR $57.97 passenger a motorcycle driven by David Fischer of RR 5, SALE NOW � 91 25%OFFd 43• PRICE ONLY ONLY Wingham when the bike hit loose gravel and turned over on Con- cession 10-11 East Wawanosh Township. She was treated for a multiple laceration to her knee at Wingham and District Hospital and later released. Our On the same day, Donald McMullen of Blyth was injured as Sewing Machine a result of a single car collision on Highway 4 north of the junction of E x pert Huron Road 20 Gary Yost of Clif- ford was treated for a laceration CARL BERSCHT above his right eye at the Wingham and District Hospital will be at our store for April 16 when the gun he was demonstrations and repairs to shooting recoiledin a separate all makes incident April 16, Stanley Murray of Wingham was treated for a Saturday, April 24 laceration to his thumb and later released from the Wingham and 11 A.M. 6 P.M. District ,hospital. Corot, in and ark for a Twenty-eight investigations demonstration on any of our - were conducted during the week brands Such as Bernina, with 19 charges being laid under Universal. Domestic, Morse, the highway Traffic Art. Twenty- Brother six warnings were also issued with two charges laid under the Liquor Licence Act There was one charge laid under the Criminal Code of Canada If D. HAINSCHWANG arms T URE THERAPY CLINIC RR 2, PRICEVILLE Phone: 349-V19 After Hours: 369-5821 TOWN DUMP will be open Monday Afternoons and Saturday Afternoons For residents of the Town of Wingham only. Anyone found dumping garbage at any other time will be charged as signed. TOWN OF WINGHAM KITCHEN SUITES 6 CHAIR SST WITH EXTENDING LEAF TABLE, FIBERGLAS BACKED CHAIR! IN ATTRACTIVE BLACK 6 WHITE REGULAR $2M.97 e SAL -11i NO PRICE 25%OFF ONLY 5209.9' 4 CHAIR SET Fiberglas backed chairs and extending leaf table finished In **pealing BROWN TONE Regular f1".97 t PRICE SALE 25%O Of, ONO NLY ♦ 145097 SUPER VALUE! BOX SPRING (NO MATTRESSES) 1 ONLY DOUBLE SIZE 1 ONLY 3/4 SJZE 1 ONLY SINGLE SIZE YOUR CHOICE $25.°°A. ONE ONLY KITCHEN TABLE REGULAR $124.97 SALE 2 5% OFF NOW $ 103.9 PRICE ONLY TABLE FLOOR SWAG POLE, LAMPS A HUGE ASSORTMENT ALL AT VALUE -PACKED PRICESI WALNUT WOOD GRAIN FINISH CORNER CABINET REGULAR $139.97 SALE PRICE 25%OFF ONLY $104.97 L 0