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SwWay visitors with Mrs.
Mrs, Florence Wilm was a
Jeff and Jason visited Saturday
Pavel Patterson were Mr. and
recent visitor with her daughter
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Rick
Mn, Hob Hylin" Of Galt 04
in Orangeville and with her
Woods in Listowel.
Miss Nmey Oldlleid and Bradley
brother and his wife in Oak
Mr. and Mrs. William Mulvey,
W", sip at Galt
Ridges, near Richmond Hill.
Cindy and Jeff and Harry Mulvey
Mir. and Mn. Jahn Friar of
Mr. and Dors. Deryk Weber and
of Belmore visited Sunday with
Paisley vidted Sunday with Miss
family sprit the weekend at Qli-
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sothern.
IAssise Matthews and Mel Bat-
pliant.
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Taylor at-
twe,
Mrs. Florence Wilson, Mrs.
tended tho graduation of their son
Mr. and Mrs. Fernando
Ernie Dinsmore, Mrs. Nellie
Allan on Tuesday at the Uni-
Marshall and Miss Marjorie
King and Mrs. Jack Bennett
versity of Guelph, where he re
Payne of Balton spent Saturday
spent the holiday weekend on an
ceived his Diploma in Agri -
with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Siefert.
enjoyable bus trip to Nashville.
culture.
Mrs. Bill Magill of
Sunday visitors at the same home
Mr. and Mrs. Barry D'Arcey,
Mr. and
London were Sunday visitors
were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carson
Emke of Elmwood, Mr. and Mrs.
with Mrs. Crosby Sotheran.
and boys of Orangeville and Johne
Siefert.
Six baptized
and Mrs. Victor Horton, Mr. and
Miss Ruth Johnston visited last
M,_ and Mrs. Rueben Roberts
that arenas built in the 1970s don't
week with Mrs. A. B. Lindsay in
of Durham visited Sunday with
FORDWICH—Baptismal ser-
vice was held Sunday morning at
Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sal -
Mrs. Elsie Strong and Mrs. Verna
the United Church here by Rev.
valaggio of Sault Ste. Marie
Galbraith
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Johnston
Colin Patterson. The children
visited last week with Mr. and
spent the weekend in Wooton
baptized were Sean William, son
Mrs. Wray Cooper. Mr. and Mrs.
with Mr. and Mrs. Alf Tomlin.
of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Allan
Jim Welsh of Glencoe visited
Mr. and Mrs. Everitt Allen of
whose godparents are Mr. and
over the weekend at the Cooper
Listowel visited one day last
Mrs. Ben Gibson; Erin Joelle,
home and also with Mr. and Mrs.
week with Mr. and Mrs Roy
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Harold Doig.
Simmons
Taylor; Kimberly Ann, daughter
William Sothern was able to re-
of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Miller;
turn home last week from
Jason Barry, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Senior
Listowel Memorial Hodpital
Barry D'Arcey; Scott Kenneth
citizen
where he recently underwent
Norman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Miller; Julie Lynn, daughter of
housing forms
major, surgery.
Mrs. Elmer Miller spent
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D'Arcey.
Howick
several days last week with her
The following were received by
sent out in
G i a tient in Sick
h
transfer: Mr. and Mrs. Don
an w o s pa
Children's Hospital, Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Inglis of
Acton visited one day last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hutchi-
son and also called on Mrs. Mary
McClement and Mrs. Ida
Gallagher in Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tudan at-
tended the convocation for the
conferring of degrees and pre-
sentation of diplomas at the Uni-
versity of Guelph last Tuesday
when their son Terry was among
the graduates. The ceremony
was held at War Memorial Hall.
Sam Robinson, who has spent
the past week with Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Robinson, returned to his
apartment in Kitchener over the
weekend.
The many friends of Whitney
Grose in this area will be pleased
to hear he was able to return to
Listowel Hospital last week from
London where he had spent
several weeks suffering from a
stroke.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Martin
spent the weekend in Wheeling,
Wes Virginia.
Earn more
on your
savings
Get 4J on your regular
savings.
Pay no service charge on
cheques if minimum
balance of $1,000 is main-
tained (and even if this
balance is not maintained)
you get 12 free cheques per
quarter and pay only 10
cents for each cheque over
the 12. Compare this with
your average ,`savings ac-
count" paying only 370 and
costing you a service charge
of 20 cents for every cheque.
Special Savings (non
chequing) accounts pay 8J
per annum calculated on
minimum monthly -balance.
Funds deposited prior to
May 15th and left on
deposit earn full interest
for all of May.
UP
TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1609
Main St. E., Listowel, Ont.
D. N. Lef•brve, Mgr.
Coghlin from Caledon East
United Church, Leo Ruttan from
Gorrie United Church, Rev. and
Mrs. John Stinson from Meaford.
Howick arena may
see trouble due
to safety rules
Apparently, the new ;450,000
Howick Community Centre built
two years ago is below safety
standards.
The difficulty lies in snow -load
requirements established by the
National Building Code, 1975. One
square foot of the arena's roof
must support 75 pounds of snow.
When the arena was being built in
1974 the code's 1971 requirements
were in effect. The rate was 65
pounds per square foot and the
roof that was built is able to take
67 pounds per foot.
The community centre is
situated on Highway 87 east of
Gorrie.
Local ff 'ala An not think the
A survey to determine the
necessity of senior citizen
housing in Howick Township will
be arriving at some 500 house-
holds shortly in accordance with
a township council decision to
authorize such a questionnaire.
Those 60 or older will be sent
the forms in Howick and will be
expected to return them to the
Ontario Housing Corporation who
will make the final determination
if old age housing is necessary.
If any project is approved by
the OHC, the township will be ex-
pected to pay seven and half per
cent of the operating deficit.
Bellmore
The Belmore Library will be
exchanging Huron County books
on June 15. It is asked that all
Huron County books be into the
library by June 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Klein of
o ict
Ontario ministry of labor will
Bramalea spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
force closure. One reason is that
Johann. Mildred Helwig of Walk -
the contractor issued a 50 -year
ton spent the evening visiting the
guarantee on the integrity of the
Johanns.
structure's steel. Another reason
is expressed by Reeve Bob
Jack Goodall of Wingham and
Gibson of Howick Township. "It
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bondy of
was the labor ministry itself that
Windsor visited Mr. and Mrs.
approved our plans."
Leonard Metcalfe this week.
Earlier this year the ministry
asked that Ontario municipalities
Mr, and Mrs. Otto Dittus of
check that their arenas meet
Leamington visited with the
snow -load requirements of the
Walter Renwick family for a few
National Building Code, 1975.
days this week.
A recent Huron County council
motion requested the ministry to
The community of Belmore
"review the criteria being used
extends sympathy to the Robert
relative to snow load and wind re-
Harkness family on the death of
sistance of arenas."
Grace Harkness, a resident of the
Reeve Gibson claimed that a
community.
county council executive com-
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Emke of
mittee report was at fault when it
Hanover, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
stated "that the Howick arena,
Emke of Elmwood, Mr. and Mrs.
built only two years ago, requires
Morris Klein of Gowanstown, Mr.
additional reinforcement."
and Mrs. Victor Horton, Mr. and
The reeve said he has learned
Mrs. Ted Stoelstra of Listowel,
that arenas built in the 1970s don't
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Mizen, and
fall under the new regulations.
Mr. and Mrs. David Emke of
These regulations have already
Owen Sound, were all guests of
caused several arenas to be
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Johann on
ordered closed by the labor
Sunday.
ministry.
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PHONE - 887-6079
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ONE OF THE LOVELIEST displays at the Wingham Horticultural Society show was en-
titled "Silver and Gold". Special lighting and varying shades of flowers created the effect.
Muted organ music added much to the atmosphere of the show.
GRADUATES
Blake Henry Ferguson re-
:eived his Bachelor of Sci-
.nce in Agriculture degree in
environmental bioloay at the
Jniversity of Guelph during
.onvocation held Friday,
111 28. Blake is the son of
Ar. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson
if Gorrie and is presently em
cloyed as a technical advisor
with Maitland Valley Con-
servation Authority in Wrox-
eter.
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