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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-04-22, Page 8pale >i- rw Wimp Advance -Times, Thurs. , April Z1, 1976 rances Phone Fordwich 357-3880 at School Board Separate' Sc o0 CONSTRUCTION Good Friday visitors with Mr. OK's anti-smokingplan P ' Askes Brothers Bruce Edgar and son Bob of 357-3193 Toronto. j, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Bride visited •Mr and Mrs. Doug Wildfang, By Wilma Oke until after 10:00 p.m. when the Riddell at Lindsay. Additions & Renovations Mrs. Elmer Miller, Mrs. Rick An/anti-smoking program for presentation was followed by the PUBLIC SPEAKING SYSTEM spent Monday in Hanover. Ph: 528.2726 they zrWw 4, 5 and 6 classes in board meeting in committee -of Mrs. Bill Hutcheson were Mrs. PUBLIC Ida Gallagher, Mrs. Mary Me - separate schools was en- the -whole. Phone 887-6159 and Donna McLennan, all of x rsed by the Huron -Perth Because of the delay two Nuhn and Bill of Gowanstown, <\ i County Roman Catholic School principals, Larry Cook of St. a Susie Edgar and Mr, and Mrs. All types of concrete work Board at a meeting in Dublin recently. The program was pre- Mary's School Goderich, and Ennis Murphy of St. Patrick's Sunday visitors with Mr. and Home and form building E. PARKER % sented to the board by Canadian t School, Kinkora, who were at- "WY 86 THE l 7-2320 Cancer Cancer Society representatives tending the board meeting as ob- ; ter Morr s ?nd Marr , -1 ?n., ADVANCE -TIMES prior to the regular board meet- servers, and the press repre-` ing, which did not get underway sentative had a long wait in a side . i room. , •� _ _ at. Break and enter A list of all accounts paid by the board is to be compiled each • month and submitted for board , Investigatedapproval. Two trustees are to be appointed each month to scruti- During the week of April 13-20, nize the accounts prior to board the Wingham Town Police in- meeting. This is to be on a trial vestigated a break and enter at basis commencing May 1, until THE NEW EXECUTIVE for Wingham's Women's Institute is Mrs. Roy Barrett, public the Canadian Tire Store on High- December 31. relations officer; Mrs. Edith Powell, first vice-president; Mrs. Alf Lockridge, president; way 4. On April 18, a plate glass The board passed a by-law Mrs. Charlie Shiell, alternate secretary; and Miss Anne Wilson, second vice-president. window was found broken with authorizing the issuing of a The election was held at the Women's Institute meeting last Thursday afternoon. The Robert Allen Cherry of Wroxeter debenture in the principal meeting marked the 74th year that the Institute has been in operation. being charged with the offence. amount of $213,000 to provide He is to appear in Wroxeter Court money for the construction of the April 20. Robert McDougall Jr., of 95 gymnasium addition to St. Pat - rice's School, Kinkor� at an l Easter t Water Street, Wingham has been interest rate of 81per cent over a e e a services a charged with mischief and public 30 year period, resulting in the mischief after two town lawns had been torn up by his vehicle. total amount payable of $4Sever. �. Wingham Approximately $150 damage was Several board members re- man y churches' also d6neto Riverside Park prop- erty. He will appear in Exeter ported on the successful educa- tion wefk programmes at the The joy of the first resurrection sang two anthems during the distant future. The fundamenta- Court April 20. The department is various schools which they at- morning was evident at the service, "I Just Keep Trusting "Oh; list has always spoken for the separation of church and state, also investigating the theft of gas tended during Education Week. churches in Wingham on Sunday My Lord" and I Have Found Yet has become increasingly and minor damage done to Gulf The board will protest the as Easter was celebrated amid Him", under the direction of Mrs. alarmed with the removal of the Oil equipment on Alfred Street Stratford Planning Board draft beautiful sunshine and colorful Ross Wilhelm. Bible and from during the past weekend. plan which requires new separate spring flowers. At the evening service, Pastor prayers many classrooms. Four charges were laid under and public schools close together At the Baptist Church, speak- Smith continued his study of "It would seem," the speaker the Highway Traffic Act and four to share playground facilities. ing of Easter, Pastor Ross Smith Revelation wherein he said that said, "that those favoring the re- warnings were issued. Three Stratford trustee Howard Shantz said that the empty tomb makes one world religion, one world moval of God's Word from some charges were laid under the said he felt the Planning Board Christianity superior to all re- government and commercial of our schools in America may be Criminal Code of Canada with was infringing on the rights of ligions. For many religions, a system predicted by the word of more favorable in the future to three charges being laid under g g school boards to suggest ggest such a g rave exists where the remains ` but God seems to be in the not -too- false religion and the state being the Liquor Licence Act. proposal. of the founder lies the tomb of the founder of Christianity re united with only that which ig Y mains empty. Jesus Christ ,is alive! He lives in the hearts of • Reft basically fundamental being re - jected. Satanic power is about to millions today. bring aboute Pastor Smith referred often to the Bible which declares the problems for pathis T� pastor urged g eg P g itis con r a- tion place their eternal destiny r.VAVAA1(SERVICE death, burial and resurrection of a in the redemptial work of Jesus LISTOWEt Christ. Christ arose bodily. He R S Newsleffer- Christ on the cross of Calvary. was able to walk, talk, be seen • The highlight of Easter worship 291- 11 and eat. He accepted worshipin The Wingham Public School St. Andrew's Presbyterian AIRLINES CRUISES from the women as well as from Nis a monthly publi- Church was a young people's sun - BUS TOURS GROUP TOURS the disciples and further claimed cation which reaches our deskewsletter rise service at 7:30 on Easter Sunday morning. Murray Gaunt ABC CHARTERS SUN,TOURS absolute power both in heaven Po and on earth and complete regularly and invariably carries many items of interest even to delivered an Easter message and 20 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE authority over all. The newly -formed formed church choir one who is many decades away showed slides of the Holy Land, bringing the young people very Y- from public school days. How- close to the events of the first ever, Principal John Mann, threatened by the sharp curtail- Easter morning. A pancake REORGANIZATION ment of school board funds, has breakfast followed the service. some doubt that he will be able to At the regular worship service continue this regular report of later in the morning, Rev. Robert activities in the school. The H. Armstrong spoke oh "The budget for secretarial help has Risen Christ". The choir sang ex - cer is from John W. Peterson's been slashed, as has the amount p available for the paper on which the Newsletter is mimeographed. The most recent issue carries cantata, "The Glory of Easter". Ian Deslauriers. Susan Brown In several Wingham churches, sang solo portions. Rev. Barry Easter lilies and other floral Passmore stressed that Easter to arrangements were donated in the Christian means salvation, memory of family members and for Christ died to save them from friends who have passed away. sin. He urged his congregation to In the United Church, the open- have enough faith to accept ing call to worship and closing Christ who can shelter the be - benediction were presented by liever from life's storms and the junior choir, accompanied by trials. R. W. BELL OFTOMMIST CODER" mrastea idrop,, After the furnace, the water heater is the biggest user of energy in your home. Waste hot water, and you're wasting valuable energy. That's a good reason for getting full value from your water heater in every way you can. By fixing leaky faucets. By insulating long runs of hot water pipe. " By waiting until you have a full load before you switch on the clothes or dishwasher. By using cold or cool water whOn it will do the job. By taking shorter showers or shallower baths. By making sure that all the hot water that eventually goes down the drain works hard for A you before it goes. The Cascade electric water heater gives you a 0. dependable supply of hot water /sy and it makes good use of all the energy it consumes. But it's l up to you to use hot water"> wisely. Don't waste a drop. :.� N*..•56:oA KLLUffb ULFPFe STORE the information that a donation of • • $175 was sent to the Guatemalan Earthquake Relief Fund. The ervice Direct TEESWATER money was raised from personal donations and admission charges O ry .to a cartoon show provided E CONTINUES! g by John Schedler at the Lyceum FLOWERS AUTOMOTIVE There are no exceptions: Everything in the store is ON SALE AT Theatre. FUELS PLUMBING HEATING REED'S, AND WE MEAN EVERYTHING. See it for yourself: hundreds of The Newsletter also informs items you need and use every day are on sale at substantial and enuine parents that arrangements have Wedding g been made with Wingham Cable Arrangements discounts. It is a complete and drastic stock reduction where you save on Television to film and broadcast P. each and every purchase. Everything 'SALE TAGGED' -You Can see andevents at the school on a regular Cut f lowers basis for the benefit of those who compare all sale prices with original price. are not able to attend special. Plants events at the school. The pro - SALE gramming NOWEnds will start as soon as Flowers by FRIDAY technical and personnel arrange ments have been completed. Wire Service The principal is asking parents F L kW 13 to indicate whether or not they are interested in having the �4AFLOWERS Newsletter continued. 13 5 F A word about prices. Reed's Dept. Store is basically a competitive discount operation, featuring brand name items at popular low prices, LOWER THAN MOST, SO YOU CAN BE ASSURED THE 'Sale Prices' are really good. Check them yourself this week. MORE MARKDOWNS NOW.' % ••• 25t050% OF . . . FAMILY CLOTHING ... JEANS — SHIRTS — SLACKS — UNDERWEAR — T SHIRTS — SOCKS BLOUSES — LINGERIE — PANTY HOSE TOPS — SWEATERS, ETC. ... DRY GOODS ... SHEETS — BATH TOWELS — BLANKETS — BED SPREADS — LACES — RUGS — TOWELS — ETC. . ... YARD GOODS... FINE COTTONS — POLYESTERS — CRIMPS — BROADCLOTHS — ETC. 20%t030% OFF GLASSWARE — GIFT ITEMS — COOKWARE -- SEWING NOTIONS YARNS —LUGGAGE -- TOYS 50% to 60% OfF "Sunworthy" WALLPAPER ........Some Room Lots ENJOY HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS THIS WEER I r WINGHAM SUNOCO SERVICE LICENSED NIECIIANIC t'%1)EIt COATING & Rus,wiiom,im; CONlt'l,ETE C.IH & Tltl ('K SEIM] ('F: Prop. Ken Leitch Phone 357-1.-,51 NIG117-357-35x5 INSURANCE Iciffil URANCE All Types of Insurance 335-3325 357-2636 GORRIE WINGHAM For your INSURANCE See, or Call WILLIAM S. REED 64 Victoria St.. 351 2114 COLLISION BILL TIFFIN Imperial Esso Agent Esso For all your Home and Farm Fuel and Lubricating Needs 357.1032 ELECTRICAL Pletch Electric Winqham INDUSTRIAL or COMMERCIAL WIRING Also Rural and Domestic Phone 357-1583 BURKE ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors Motor Rewind and Sales Household Appliances Josephine St. 357-2450 Emergency Service - See the Yellow Pages ENTERTAINMENT STEVENS COUNTRY GOLD Leroy Jackson —Plumbing —Heating —Tinsmithing 191 Josephine St, Wingham 357-2904 KEITH MOFFATT PLUMBING AND HEATING Duro and Myers Pumps 357-1774 POOLS, ETC. �. Swimming Pools Above and Below Ground Complete Line of Pool Chemicals ARMSTRONG CHEMICALS Box 56 Walkerton Mrs. Bruce Sotheran were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Shannon of RR 3, rances Phone Fordwich 357-3880 INFORM CONSTRUCTION Good Friday visitors with Mr. Service and Mrs. Tom Hutcheson were Askes Brothers Bruce Edgar and son Bob of 357-3193 Toronto. CONSTRUCTION Mr. and Mrs. Stan Bride visited •Mr and Mrs. Doug Wildfang, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cottages, Homes Riddell at Lindsay. Additions & Renovations Mrs. Elmer Miller, Mrs. Rick FREE ESTIMATES Wood and Mrs. Barry D'Arcey PUBLIC SPEAKING SYSTEM spent Monday in Hanover. Ph: 528.2726 Sunday, guests with Mr. and Box 122, Lucknow Mrs. Bill Hutcheson were Mrs. PUBLIC Ida Gallagher, Mrs. Mary Me - Enterprises Clement, Misses .Judy Armstrong Phone 887-6159 and Donna McLennan, all of T. M. 9 T. Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Frome and Rust Repoir Nuhn and Bill of Gowanstown, CONSTRUCTION Brian Nuhn of Guelph, Miss Honda and Skidoo Cheryl Nuhn of London, Miss General Conlrac•tors Susie Edgar and Mr, and Mrs. All types of concrete work Tom Hutcheson. Pit Silos Sunday visitors with Mr. and Home and form building WINGHAM SUNOCO SERVICE LICENSED NIECIIANIC t'%1)EIt COATING & Rus,wiiom,im; CONlt'l,ETE C.IH & Tltl ('K SEIM] ('F: Prop. Ken Leitch Phone 357-1.-,51 NIG117-357-35x5 INSURANCE Iciffil URANCE All Types of Insurance 335-3325 357-2636 GORRIE WINGHAM For your INSURANCE See, or Call WILLIAM S. REED 64 Victoria St.. 351 2114 COLLISION BILL TIFFIN Imperial Esso Agent Esso For all your Home and Farm Fuel and Lubricating Needs 357.1032 ELECTRICAL Pletch Electric Winqham INDUSTRIAL or COMMERCIAL WIRING Also Rural and Domestic Phone 357-1583 BURKE ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors Motor Rewind and Sales Household Appliances Josephine St. 357-2450 Emergency Service - See the Yellow Pages ENTERTAINMENT STEVENS COUNTRY GOLD Leroy Jackson —Plumbing —Heating —Tinsmithing 191 Josephine St, Wingham 357-2904 KEITH MOFFATT PLUMBING AND HEATING Duro and Myers Pumps 357-1774 POOLS, ETC. �. Swimming Pools Above and Below Ground Complete Line of Pool Chemicals ARMSTRONG CHEMICALS Box 56 Walkerton Mrs. Bruce Sotheran were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Shannon of RR 3, ( I.I. H(►H'i'll(►�tPs(►N Al's Collision INFORM Clifford and Mr. and Mrs. Bill ItLt F;� ►I.1..ONTAHIO Service Disc Jockey Weber and family of Palmerston. 357-3193 Musk for weddings, banquets, •Mr and Mrs. Doug Wildfang, Phone anniversones, etc THE Paul and Brian of Mississauga SALES AND SERVICE 357-2206 PUBLIC SPEAKING SYSTEM visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Simmons. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rarnarski Lynn Hoy CARS, TRUCKS, BUSES Complete Body Work Disc Jockey Stands Pace SSO 00 per night P 9 Brussels, Ontario PUBLIC of Waterloo were weekend guests Enterprises and Painting Phone 887-6159 with Mr. and Mrs. Don King. Frome and Rust Repoir -- -- -- -- -� Honda and Skidoo Ako Insurance Claims - —� Sales & Service. CONC. 2, MORRIS TWP. E. PARKER —� "WY 86 THE l 7-2320 Plumbing 8 Heating Hwy 86 east of Wingham Phone 510 3W .14.159 y t 9 ter Morr s ?nd Marr , -1 ?n., ADVANCE -TIMES 3 PHONE - 887.6079 r