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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-06-10, Page 11It1MSAAEN cws of Htia*15JTulAININumerous /fir Huetoer,Heather,Cathy,thy,Patrl- M.DNANTNAL 1W pC C 1 e n �S �, Jeanne and James McDonald J 011 .. T_ HEIINN Coo,InynnY Contra JUNS 1• sW 19, 1976 "WARD ALLEN MEMORIAL TROPHY" 61.945 CASH rinzsS FRIDAY, JUNE 1S SATURDAY, JUNE 1E ELIMIN ATIONE-11M FLAYOOWN. ,r.M AMnl.wn A"..UN ►RELENTA,H7Nf CRIW,.R N, DANCING 1 A" ., � w•m• N�.n� •.• JONNNT .RENT. Ill, ..y . AE -INN,.- Ad IN 63 uI CI,N, CRR4-, W R..n.w NIA N N CAMPING GROUNDS AVAILABLE HENSALL FAIR OROUN D' M C -0.4a NI, Tu,N • " .,. BurLl Claim one cif man many followed ld erussids �''r� A former resident of this area,, x , x. , Old Fashioned Ham........... /inure I Mark Russell, .of 355 Catherine aro yrs rang, Muriel Huth, Peggy Lynne Strong, Vicki Payne, Karen Moore, Kelley Cunningham, Brenda One person is dead two remain in London Grey and a member of Duff's St-, Blenheim, is a patient in Uai- ' versity Hospital, London,aftelil Kincardine Ontario hospiitals and five were bospitalized United Church? Walton. the car in he was admitted. to the Wingham in Wingharn during a Surviving are his wife, the for- which was a' Large Potato Chips ........................................... week Of BOCide[lti in the area. mer Edna Knight;atdaughter, get Went Out Of control on COIN* Appearing this week - COULSON EXPANSION Provincial Police in the district )firs. Murray) Huetber of Road 16 of Bruce County, ,dea $ :V B were kept; busy as favorape wea- Brussels; and two sons, Kenneth Teeswater, and went inpo the T ther produced an increase in traf- of Morris Township and Donald ditch on Saturday night., ' fic and highway destruction. of Grey Township. He is also sur - Saturday morning, the Wingham An, 83-yearol4riUvosels area vived by 13 grandchildren and Mr. Rbssell, was rushed OPP investigated a collision on man, James R. McDonald of RR three greatgrandchlldren. He Wingham and District Hospital 2, died early Thursday evening at was predeceased by one infant by ambulance and transferred the Seaforth Community Hospi- daughter, four sisters and three immediately to the London bospi- From 4 to 8p. m. every Suxday - � �M4xt�-Snsorg � � tal, as a result of injuries suffered brothers. tal, suffering from multiple in- 1, Monkton, and Keith M. Bright- in a motor vehicle collision at two The body rested at the Watts juries. Hospital officials stated Al o'clock that afternoon. Mr. me- Funeral Herne until 2:30 Satur- Tuesday morning that he was in ® Donald was travelling north on where funeral service was con- satisfactory condition. Huron County Road 12, about a ducted by Rev. Ed Baker of Wal- Driver of the car, John Craw - mile south of Brussels, when he ton. Pallbearers were Harold ford of Teeswater, was not in- r y struck the rear of a lumber truck. Bolger and grandsons, Brian and jured. The Walkerton OPP de - Mr. McDonald was born March David Huether, Neil, Rick and tachment is investigating that 8, 1883, in Grey Township, a son of Bruce McDonald. Flower bearers incident. VISIT STORYBOOK GARDENS—The Fordwich Girl the late James and Mary McDon- ald. He was a lifelong resident were eight grandchildren, Karen Warwick, Joyce The same evening a vehicle Guides who have been conducting a nursery school at of Tipple, Joan riven by George F. Wesenberg Howick Central School treated their young charges to a visit of FIR 3, Brussels, was involved in Saturday to Storybrook Gardens in London. Guides from an accident on Centre Sideroad, t left to right above are: Donna Harding, Marion Huth, C 1 St SUTTON .:':mac+ :" ...............10016...." Old Fashioned Ham........... PARK INN south o. Concession 7 in Morris Township. A passenger in the aro yrs rang, Muriel Huth, Peggy Lynne Strong, Vicki Payne, Karen Moore, Kelley Cunningham, Brenda vehicle, William , Schmous of Chambers, Chris Sanburn, Mary Ellen Gibson, Donna Kincardine Ontario Woodstock and RR 4, Brussels, Brears, Rene Sturgeon, Janet Strong, Kendra Robertson, F was admitted. to the Wingham Peggy Keil, Beverlee McCann and Ann Robinson. Children, J t t Tops in Entertainment and Dining and District Hospital with multi - ple injuries. He was later trans- Large Potato Chips ........................................... For Your Enjoyment ferred don to Victoria Hospital, Lon- _ Universal Cohos Salmon ...................... Appearing this week - COULSON EXPANSION The Wingham detachment of T u r n b e rr y show bond for your dancing 8 listening pleasure. the Ontario Provincial Police in - June June 14-19 •FREE RIDE vestigated the accident. J During the early hours of Saturday morning, the Wingham MONDAY TO WEDNESDAY — $1 Cover Charge OPP investigated a collision on THURSDAY TO SATURDAY - $2 Cover Charges Huron County Road 16, east of e Sideroad 15-16 in Grey Township. Cour i e r From 4 to 8p. m. every Suxday - � �M4xt�-Snsorg � � Drivers of the vehicles involved were Donald L. Crawford of RR 1, Monkton, and Keith M. Bright- on of RR 3, Brussels. Mr. Craw- FIELD DAY PLANTS ford was brought to the Wingham The annual field day was held Our plants are growing well in ® and District Hospital and exa- mined. He was later released. on Thursday, June 3. The Grade 3. Some plants are going weather was beautiful and many home to be transplanted into Miss Detained in hospital were Mr. students received sunburns. On N. Kirkland's garden. Some Brighton, who suffered multiple Friday there was a number of pupils have also taken plants injuries, and two passengers in children either sunburned or home. Some plants have blooms. C 01 r the Crawford vehicle, Richard nursing sore muscles. The win- We., planted some lettuce. We are Earl of Atwood and Verne Guy of ners were: novice boys, David eating it at school at lunch time. Ethel, who were admitted for Wheeler; novice girls, Annette We have planted beans and are observation. Jorristma; juvenile boys, Jeff de eating them at lunch too. i� Wingham and District Hospital Boer; juvenile girls, Nancy —Ian Jarvis and . and examined. He was later re- Quipp; junior boys, Mark Me- Dennis Lowry leased. Detained in hospital were Dougall; junior girls, Donna 0--0-0 FRU TsS1HRUE1�Q Mr. Brighton, who suffered Thompson; intermediate boys, DOON PIONEER VILLAGE wsTT.b1B Adlk�rB,,� multiple injuries, and two pas- Klaas Jorritsma and Leonard Grades two and three are going spray or sen ers in the Crawford vehicle Stamper; intermeidate to Doon Pioneer Village on June �...N.� g P girls, g �No Richard Earl of Atwood and Wendy Armstrong; senior boys, 7, 1976. We are going to make a Verne Guy of Ethel, who were ad- Ken Warwick and Warren Wray; book about Pioneers. We might ® mitted for observation. senior girls, Brenda Horsburghbe able to go in a Pioneer school, Members of the Kincardine Many students from our school house and a farm. Doon Pioneer OPP detachment investigated will compete in the r Village is near Kitchener. We are I; M regional meet gon a bus. In preparation for two accidents in the area last at F. E. Madill S.S. on Thursday, going P P t R _ week. On Monday, Alexander June 17. our trip to Doors we have looked Walton of Wingham apparently. at some films, filmstrips and old lost control of his car and hit a SIGNS OF SUMMER objects. tree stump on the boundary of People are bringing —Kimberly Bowen Fruit & Shrub Spray or Dust �s a P ging bugs and Y i Huron and Kinloss Townships. He animals to school. Some children and Sandra Lowry combination insecticide fungicide for was admitted to the Wingham bring turtles. One girl found a fly- III use al apples, cherries, grapes, coma and District Hospital with ab- in insect. Somebody brought DUCKLINGS / mental shrubs, etc. P g y ug 275-033 1 -Ib. ......... .... .. 2.49 dominal pain. baby mosquitoes to school. The ducks have been growing. 275-034 4 -Ib .................... 7.19 On 'Tuesday, Gordon Erb of We can tell by all the people Some people take them home. Lucknow was admitted to the lo- who are bringing insects to school They quack every time we walk Rose Dust in Spray. is insecticide- cal hospital with lacerations after that all the animals are getting down the hall. We keep them in a fungicide for insect and disease preven- P g � tion on roses, annuals, perrenials. his vehicle was in collision with ready for summer. cage g with some hay. They have 275-031 1 -Ib. .. ............... .. 3.09 one driven by Mrs. Nancy Brooks —Dwight Davidson, food and water. Some times one / 275-032 4 -Ib .................... 8.99 of Lucknow. Mrs. Brooks was Brian Martin of them jumps in the can of water treated in the emergency ward and gets cold so we have to. put a and released. light on the top of the cage. When /1 $ 95 ea. 3'/2 GAL. FUNNEL TOP SPRAYER 3'i2 U.S. gallon capacity sprayer is great for fruit trees and flowers. Internal brass parts and galvanized mefal tank. Adjust- able nozzle gives fine spray or stream. Removeable parts mean easy cleaning, servicing. 591-070 2 QUART DUSTER �==� Oilless piston and bearing, convenient top handle. Large filler opening. 18"' extension tube. 50" long. 591-449 ............. $9.95 ea. POTATO -TOMATO DUST Dual purpose fighter against insects and disease on potatoes, tomatoes and cel; ery. Controls early and late blight, detri- mental insects, etc. 275-037 1 -Ib. ..... ' . 1.88 275-038 4 -Ib...... 3.25 275-039 10-1b. ..... .... .... 7.49 CNN DUs CTN r UpA sTSMK NIfElT IM i _ 0I Z. CO-OP Cygon' 2E is absorbed into the plant system to control insects and mites. Also acts as contact fly control outside the home. 275-009 8 -oz . .................. 3.98 Garden Insect Dust handles a broad range of garden insects found on most garden crops. No harm to livestock. 275-035 1 -Ib . ................... 1.65 275-036 4 -Ib .................... 4.25 ('Trademark of Cyanamid of Canada Limped) woP' .4 To or' ANT.,d S ,GRUB MIT KILLE R ��� oo.•.srrc �..-...; ooM,1TIC 1 M.` :- A , Ant & Grub Killer effectively controls ants, grubs and wireworms In turf, lawns and gardens. It is sprinkled and watered into lawns, worked into soil of gardens for best results. 275-040 1 -Ib. 1.75 275-041 3 -Ib + ........ 2.99 Slug Bait attracts, kills slugs and snails 275-042 2 -Ib . 2.69 i r i 10.1J. Da a F. Wheeler of Brussels and Jean I. Fox of RR 1, Blyth were involved in a collision on Turnberry Street, south of Queen Street in Brussels. Mrs. Fox re- ceived injuries as a result of the accident which was investigated by the Wingham OPP. Also, during the past week, the Wingham detachment laid 13 charges and issued 22 warnings under the Highway Traffic Act. Four charges were laid under the Liquor Licence Act. FRENCH COLLAGES Mr. Hooftman teaches the class French. Mr. Hooftman told the class to make a French collage. Mr. Hooftman gave us the paper. He showed us how to do it. All the class got along fine. When some kids were done Mr. Hooftman showed us how to make the frame. We will pick some to go the school fair. —Brian Bowen, Elizabeth Versteeg you put your finger in they rubble your finger. Some people watch them. When the other people clean the cage out they are put back in again. Then they have clean water and food. Some ducks have died because they got cold in the water when they jumped in the water. There are two ducks left. They are very nice to look at. The teachers like to see them too. —Dawns James, Debbie Moore ASSORTED WINNERS of the Wingham and Area bicycle rodeo held May 29 stand in the front row. Thev are Rohert I Ppdham, first from Grades one and two; Bruce LeVan, first from Grades seven and eight; Maureen Beattie, first from Grades three and four and John Leedham, third from Grades five and six. Bicycle rodeo winners seem to run in the family for the Leedhams since Robert and John are brothers. Standing in the back row are OPP Constable Carl Ricker; John Mann, principal of Wingham Public School, and Constable Ed Daer. The rodas sponsored by the Kinsmen, the town police and the OPP. The Wingham Advance -Times, Tours., June 10, IWO—,E'ys 111 from left, are: Jennifer Pike, Peter Ankenman, Natasha Van Ankum, Gregory Eskrift, Tracey Johnson, Melanie Koch, Tim Cunningham, Andrew Mann, Todd Templeman, Kevin Miller, Patty D'Arcey, Cheryl Hiepel, Michael Latronica, Wendy Winkel, Jodi Potts and Rodney Mann. Accompanying the guides and children were leaders, Lieut. Mrs. John Armstrong, Capt. Mrs. Walter Demmerling and Capt. Mrs. John Gibson, Cadet Nancy Demmerling and Linda and Brenda Brears, and Mark and Brad Armstrong. Bus driver for the trip was Anita High. (Staff Photo) Hamilton is top Musketeer shot —Mr. and Mrs_ Ed Stafford of The final session of the London, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith Wingham Scout Musketeers, of Warren, Manitoba, and Har- Group Three, was held last Sat- vey McMichael of Wroxeter urday at F. E. Madill Secondary visited Monday with Mr. and School. Ab Rintoul was in charge. Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery• On the final day of shooting, —Joe Kerr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hamilton obtained his Harold Kerr, returned last week- bronze crest, as well as a trophy end from a month's holiday in the for best shot. He was competing British Isles. against the five other boys who —Mr. and Mrs. Jack-Hiscox of made up the group. The trophy Woodstock visited one day last was donated by Mr. Rintoul. week with Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Of eleven boys taking the Ballagh, Catherine Street. course, six finished. A special —Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith of thank -you goes to those who, Warren, Manitoba, are holiday- helped with the Scout gun course. ing with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd These include Dave Hynes,' Montgomery and other relatives. Crawford Douglas, Ken Foxton, —Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Higgins Russell Foxton, Archie Purdon, of Wingham, Mrs. Lila Higgins of Eefje MacLean, Don Rintoul, Belgrave and Miss Margaret Martin Cretier, Ab Rintoul and Higgins of London attended Open Mrs. Rintoul. The club would like House held Thursday at London's to apologize to anyone they may Regional .School of Medical Lab have missed mentioning. Most Technology, at which Carol particularly the club thanks those Higgins is a student, who donated trophies and ammu- -Mr. and Mrs. Ken Currie and nition to the Scouts. Helen Sanderson visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Currie and Timmy, Wind- ' sor. ,The � READ —Word was, received. 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