The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-07-08, Page 2uf
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HOWICK CENTRAL SCHOOL GRADE EIGHT GRADUATES
eforHowic ra ua es
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Belmore
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Darling and
family visited Thursday with Mr.
and Mrs. John Tyler, St. Marys.
During the past week Manon
lillberte of Snerbrooke, flue.,
has, been visiting with Karen
Fitch of Belmore. Karen re-
turned to Sherbrooke with bar
guest on Monday, where she will
spend the next three weeks. The
return visits are part of the stu-
dent exchange program.
Marge Tucker visited with
Mrs. Eldon Renwick this week.
Jake and Wealthie Will -visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ren-
wick and family on Saturday.
There was a good turnout at the
Belmore arena on Friday eve-
ning for the dance to music by
Wayne Poole.
Jeff Baker is a guest at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ren-
wick this week.
The Belmore ball teams won
three games during the past
week. The Intermediates de-
feated Wroxeter 14-13; the Ban-
tams defeated Teeswater 18-2
and the girls' team defeated
Wingham on Saturday, but no
score is available.
Graduation activities at How- almost a decade. Jeff Baker, Patsy Faulkner, tve ehave sown through- ifforts hhthh- Jean Sparling Scholarship Award
ten dollar Olympic----�-='--'-���-i--�----•
ick Central School took place on Rev. Wesley Ball of the Gorrie- Trent Foerter, Leonard Hoist, out the year. including a Coin.
Jae 24, to culminate a very suc- Wroxeter United Church, guest Donna Powell, Roger Sturgeon, Music participation by graduAs I N G L I S FARM
ng Shirley Versteeg, Andy Demer- ates was recognized by Mr. and a final assemblage the
cessful year at this rural edu- speaker for the evening held the graduating class directed by Phil '-44
cational institution. Teachers and audience in his liturgical palm as ling Louise Gibson, David Haa- Mrs. Parsons; library assistants, Parsons sang the official Olym- DRAINAGE
graduates enjoyed an appetizing he emphasized with practised snot, Peter King, Dianne Leek, public speakers, student council pic Song, La Cuearacha and
banquet catered by Mrs. Glenn verbosity the ultimate impor- Lynda -Riley, Allan Sturgeon, and members, and bus patrols were A dance followed the
Johnston before the official Gere- tance of every individual's strife Grant Ziegler. Blaire Fisher pre- also identified. Top citizens were Graduation. Quality InstaIlation
formal program with music sup-
mony began. Chairman Gary to combine the elements of wis- rented top French student Tammy Campbell, Patsy Faulk plied by the Howick Central Clay or Plastic
Grainger, a graduate himself, dom and excellence. The mes- awards to Patsy Faulkner, Jeff ner, Patti Mann, Lois Byer and School Ukulele Band. The even- y
christened the graduation exer- sage was well received by all Baker, Lois Byer and Wayne Wayne Lockie, with Mr. Lockie ing was meaningful to all in at Free Estimates 11
cise b welcoming the several resent. Lockie. Superior mathematics also receiving the Brenda Brown PHONE: 392 6700
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hundred guests and by having Principal Bruce Robertson de- ability was noted with present- Citizenship Award which in 1
valedictorian Wayne Lockie de- `tailed his pleasure in having been ations to Kim Unrau and Lois eluded an Olympic five dollar reminiscent thoughts in the
minds of the graduates for the ex- R.R.3 Walkerton
liver his oratory regarding high- able to associate with a fine Byer. coin. LiM:rlA�i:a�il:►iii�'�-
lights of an elementary school ca- group of graduates for their ele- Students showing the ability to tent of their lives.
reer at Howick Central. He mentary years. On behalf of the Proficient English activities accumulate a specific number of
touched upon specific areas of re- entire staff he wished every for the year brought Patsy first class grades on their final
membrane — the learning of graduating student, good fortune Faulkner and Louise Gibson report received academic
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basic core subjects, musical in their respective futures both in under the spotlights. Particular badges. Winners were Tammy
Nancekivellme for Greg notice cag
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memories, physical education education and life itself. noCampbell, Patsy Faulkner, Patti
Bilton for striving h
d Stephen g
challenges and generally the en- Numerous awards for hard- anMann, Janice McMichael, Kim
joyment of working with sincere working individuals were pre- toward the mgreatest overall im- Unrau, Shirley Versteeg, Wanda
teachers and fellow students for sented: for perfect attendance, provement in a year's work. High Ball, Louise Gibson, Janna C 0 0
calibre recognition for the top Gowdy, Henrietta Oldengarm
graduation students was bestow- and Lois Byer. School letters, a
ed upon Patsy Faulkner and Kim cherished gt'ail, were presented
Unrau of Brian Doubleday's class to Wanda Ball, Heather Brent,
and Lois Byer of Mrs. Jean Kirk- Lois Byer, Laurel Dane, Patsy
by's class. Lois Steffler of the Faulkner, Louise Gibson, Janna
Senior Academic Vocational Gowdy, Pattie Mann, Janice Mc- ENJOY
class received a pen set from the Michael, Lynda Riley, Kim Un-
Lakelet Women's Institute for the rau, Shirley Versteeg. Howick SUMMER BAR -13-0 TIME
most improved student in her Lions Club pen sets were given to WITH CO-OP
class. The entire senior academic Patsy Faulkner, Kim Unrau, Lois
vocational class was presented Byer, Stephen Bilton and Steven
with a chess set for the fine im- Litt. Best overall student, Patsy
provements that their cumula- Faulkner, received the coveted
The Listowel Agricultural Society presents
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flowers and vegetablesof up to 1,000 cu. ft. for up to
275-002 - 11 oz... $2.19 4 months. Kills flies, gnats,
mosquitoes, etc. Great for
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Controls flying and crawl- the cottage. .... 220-999
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Wroxeter
Personals
VANCE'S DRUGS- WINGHAM
Mrs. Mac Allan has returned
Sara of Sarnia were visitors a.
and cottagesduring the bug
season! Yellow bulbs will
home from the WI national con-
the weekend with Ms. and Mrs.
moisture -resistant cord,
vention held in Charlottetown,
Mac Allan.
heavy -duty plastic handle
PEI.
Jamie Sanderson, Toronto, is
Friday, July 9 1-3 P.M.
Misses Karen and Wanda Hig-
spending two weeks vacation
element. ..... 575-304
gins of Stratford are vacationing
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
with their grandparents, Mr. and
James Sanderson.
NO OBLIGATION
Mrs. Stewart Higgins.
Mrs. Elaine McIntee, Weston,
set
Mrs. James Robertson, God-
spent the weekend with her moth-
Betteri•s, accessories, repairs to most makes
erich and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
er, Mrs. Ross Sanderson.
Whitehead, Walkerton, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Griffith
/� • E. R. THEDE
Wednesday evening with Mr. and
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Allan Griffith.
Eric Eaton and family, Seaforth.
L 6&" Hearing Aid Service Ltd.
Weekend guests with Mrs.
Pte. Ian Oakley, accompanied
HEARING AIDS 88 Queen St., Kitchener
Clarence White were Mr. and
by friends Pte. Ken Durochei and
Mrs. Graham MacLeod, Mr. and
Pte. Pat Hards all of CFB King -
Mrs. Ken Greer, Scott and Cindy,
ston spent the weekend with the
Mr. and Mrs. William Cullen,
Corrin Miss Lu-
former's mother, Mrs. Jack Ml -
lar liar.
look neighbour... new free st911
Heather and and
celle White, all of Toronto.
and Mr.
Mrs. Gilberiley, two daugh-
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Mr. and Mrs. George Allan and
ters and grand hildren of Grand
ALLEY CLEANERon
Valley visited Mrs. Oliver Riley
Dominion Day.
Gordon A. Gibson
David Sanderson, London,
spent two weeks in Hawaii at the
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honored b InOSO11S
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Lions Club World Convention.
Mr. Mrs. Doug Weber
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and and
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The installation of officers of
Kevin, Walkerton, were Sunday
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Forest Lodge No. 162, A.F. &
guests with her parents, Mr. and
A.M. took place on the 24th of
Mrs. Stewart Musgrove.
June. A great honor was be-
Wroxeter Women's Institute
stowed on one of its worthy mem-
held an old time dance on Friday
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bers in the person of Rt. Worship-
with music supplied by Howard
ful Bro. Gordon A. Gibson of
Smith's Orchestra from Brussels.
r 'e
Wroxeter.
Winner of the draw for the quilt
On June 24, 1926, Mr. Gibson
made by the Institute ladies was
was installed as Worshipful
Mr. Bert Van De Kemp of Gorrie.
fr i
Master of Forest Lodge, thus
showing he has been a past
master for 50 years. During the
meeting he was presented with a
Award winner
50 -year Past Masters' pin by his
s
two sons who are both Past
at Brussels
I Butler chain type
Masters of Forest Lodge, namely
free stall alley cleaner 1
Worshipful Bro. Crawford
Omitted in the list of award
scrapers run automatically
Gibson, Master from 1955-56 who
winners last week at the Grade
now resides in Barrie and
Eight graduation ceremonies of
to remove manure, moisture.
Worshipful Bro. Gary, Gibson,
Brussels Public School were
Air is drier, cows cleaner.
Master from 1957-58, who now
Marlene Pennington who re -
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resides in Whitby.
ceived the mathematics award
A fitting reply was given by Rt.
from W. 11 Kenwell, super -
Worshipful Bro. Gordon A. Gib-
intendent of education. and
But don't take our Word for It.
son during which he related
Sherry Robertson and Gary Mc -
Ask a neighbour Who OWnS Butler.
many happy memories. Rt.
Cutcheon who received the
Worshipful Bro. Mac Inglis,
Citizenship Awards from Jim
Listowel Silo & file Ltd.
DDGM of North Huron District,
Knight on behalf of the Brussels
was present for this honored
Lions Club.
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occasion, together with a number
The Martin Murray English
11111loeref6W, Owt«ie
of Masons from surrounding
Award was presented to Jacquie
Poem: S19-343-2120 OW 631-3077
lodges.
Workman by Doreen Raymond.
The Listowel Agricultural Society presents
CHUCK WAGON RACES
by Great West Pony Chuck Shows, Calgary dnd Comontpn , X46
n,
When you buy
R exal I
you save big.
_
NON=SPRIN
MnNIoolliMmIiMs
$"s of
29� '100 . tallds
Mi -31 Solution
ANTISEPTIC
96
2 fW only $2 20 oz.
1
Rexall Medicated
W
SKIN CREAM
lW CREARE 49
ti
16 oz. tar.
w
x , fly j
r' mosquitt I �n
t; killer iesed I
a killer IJ
I/c,
16 �C i
V
Bug Killer Aerosols Va-Por 289
Insect Killer. Kills insects Fly Strip ea.
in the home and outside on Protects enclosed spaces
flowers and vegetablesof up to 1,000 cu. ft. for up to
275-002 - 11 oz... $2.19 4 months. Kills flies, gnats,
mosquitoes, etc. Great for
Fly SL Mosquito Killer. milk room, barn, home or
Controls flying and crawl- the cottage. .... 220-999
ing insects inside the home.
275-004 - 13 oz... $1.99
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10LB.
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Charcoal 19
Lighter 4 ea
Here's convenience! Elec-
60 or 100 Watt
Bug Lights
Great for backyards, pa:io5
Floodlight Kit ea
tric charcoal lighter fea-
tures steel guard,
and cottagesduring the bug
season! Yellow bulbs will
set the serious barbecuer Long Life Quartzllne Bulb.
Attracts photo -sensitive in-
moisture -resistant cord,
not attract bugs the way or -
sects such as mosquitoes,
heavy -duty plastic handle
dinary bulbs do.
Charcoal Briquettes
and a l l o y s he a t h
587-169 - 2/pk.... $1.29
safe ultra -violet black light
element. ..... 575-304
587-129 - 2/pk.... $1.10
Now is the time for the backyard chef to stock up on
becue tongs ... all with sturdy light as two regular
charcoal briquettes. Grille Time briquettes are priced
low enough at CO-OP to enable the barbecue fanatic
to stock up for the entire summer! ........ 512-996
and colourful plastic handles WATT PAR or R mean-
r
S,
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Super 1995
Flow -Trop 14495
Floodlight Kit ea
Bug Killer e8.
4 -Piece
set the serious barbecuer Long Life Quartzllne Bulb.
Attracts photo -sensitive in-
BMbecue
just can't afford to be without! Quartz light produces more
sects such as mosquitoes,
Tool Set
Set includes chrome -plated light per watt than regular
black flies and moths by a
Valu@
hamburger turner, basting incandescent PAR 8 R
safe ultra -violet black light
brush, barbecue fork and bar- Lamps (almost same total
150
to an electronically charged
becue tongs ... all with sturdy light as two regular
grid. ........... 540-092
and colourful plastic handles WATT PAR or R mean-
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set
with heat guards. .. 575-191 descent) 587-200
Farm Price is a special price available only to those farmers qualified under the Federal ;ales & Fxcise Tax Laws to purchase items used for
agricultural purposes on tax and/or duty exempt bans This must be supported by the hlmq of a valid end user certificate at the time of purchase
357-2711
BELGRAVE
BRANCH
887-6453 ow
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Sunday, July 11 - 2:00 p.m.
�1 Monday, July 12 - 7:30 p.m.
A BRANCH OF V O UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO
Listowel Fairgrounds
Admissipn `_ Adults $2.50^
12 years and under $1.00'
Preschoolers admitted fr6e
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