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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-10-07, Page 17MEN NOTICE Town of Wingharn 40�MM Oi WINSNAM I COLLECTION OF LEAVES This is to advise that Carter's leaf Clean-up will be every Monday from this day forward. Please rake the leaves to the street line W. Renwick Town Clerk Wroxe-ter Elgin Toman, PWtsville, visit- ed Sunday with his brother, Mr. and Mrs. hose Toman, Jamie Sanderson, Toronto, is vacationing with his parents, Xr. and Mrs. James Sanderson. David Sanderson, London, spent the weekend with his parents. Peter Isabelle and daughter, Sandy, spent a day last week with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clement. Mr.. and Mrs. George Allan, David and Sara of Sarnia spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mae Allam. Rev. and Mrs. George Wylie, and son of Oshawa visited Mrs. Howard Wylie at the weekend. Mrs. William Hart moved to her new home in Listowel at the weekend. Bill Hart and sons of Oshawa visited with her. David Kienapple of St. Agatha s taken up residence at his new ho e, the former Allan Griffith farm and Mr. and Mrs. Griffith have moved to their new home in Wroxeter. Telephone 335-3249. Mrs. Elizabeth Mercer has re- turned to her home in Markdale after spending several days with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. James Sanderson. You're Invited Mammoth Plowing &Tilling DEMONSTRATION 9 a.m. to S p.m. Thursday and Friday October 14 &15 (Rain Date - October 16) at the 4 Corners of our Seafort'h Store ■ See the New '77 fit Tractors The DREAM TRACTOR Becomes a Reality! See the d1 Giants EAT UP THE GROUND 4= n a r International Boo Flex -Frame Moldboard Plows Watch the All New 830 h I FORAGE HARVESTER Eat up Acres . of Corn Remember the Dates OCTOBER 14 & 15 rh�e� FARM EQUIPMENT LTD. ,• r .4,H^,....:�--ri-.�..'U... aY+'11; ".S�y"N.'�t rN..9iM�Y G' . . ..A-'rv.wti The Wingbees. Advanee-Times, October 7, WX7 –P�t S Gorrie Personals Mrs. John Boyd has returned Hamilton visited with lir. and home after spending two weeks Mrs. Gordon FAgar on yat=*y_ with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Waft, Mr. and Mrs. Barry McKnight at County Dim, �nd, lellt-de _ Simcoe. Mrs. Walter Kaye and Hugh Saturday to return home alter spending three weeks with their Miller of Detroit spent last week- daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Wesley R Ball Archie Miller. C WO Glenn and Mrs. Austin Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mundell ' have have left for their home at Peta- returned from a thM , weeks' holiday in Scotland, wawa after spending a week with Mrs. Grant Milkw, Mrs. Clar- Mrs. William Austin. Mr. and ence Wilson of Sudbury and Mrs. Mrs. James Austin, Jeffrey and Derek, of Elmira, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Arthurs of Levack, visited William Austin, Matthew and for several days with Mr, and Mrs. Archie Miller. Clarence Wil - Peter of Tillsonburg spent the weekend at the same home and son and Mrs. Wilson Sr. visited attended the Howick Fall fair and Wednesday evening at the same home. dance. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mann and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pearce. family, Heathcote, and Marilyn Sr. of Wheatley and their daugh- ter, Mrs. Claus von Zittwitz and Connell and Carol Ann of Clinton little son Dietrek spent the week - spent the weekend with Mr. and end with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mrs. Sheldon Mann and attended Pyke. Mrs. V. Stockton from Gert the Howick Fall Fair. Burks Robertson of Teeswater Care Nursing Home in Harriston visited with Mrs. Glad Edgar on spent Sunday at the same home and celebrated her 86th birthday Saturday and attended Howick Fall Fair. with her family. Other family Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Black of members present were C. WO Glenn and Mrs. Austin of Peta- wawa and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pearce Jr of Wheatley 5p Lions discuss Wellsley Strong, accompanied by Stan Edgar and William Ed - advertising at gar, Molesworth, are enjoying a nmotor trip through the western ti fes: zone meeting provinces. "Advertise" and "We Serve" were the themes of a Zone 3E Achievement Day it Lions Club rally in Wingham. a, Lions from Brussels, Blyth, Palmerston, Howick and Wing- held at fall fair ham held a very interesting and informative meeting for the 3E The Howick Turnberry 4-H Region last Wednesday 'M the Horse and Pony Club achieve- Manor Motor Hotel in Wingham. ment day was held at the Howick Lion 'Paddy'Rundle from Fall Fair. Leona Rudolph from Palmerston, zone chairman, was Michigan was the judge. in charge of the business meet -There were six members in STORE DAMAGED—The Belmore General Store, operated by Don Konings, was ing• All aspects pertaining to Junior showmanship with Audrey - extensively damaged by smoke and water Sunday afternoon. A blaze, which broke out in Lions' work in the community Morden of Harriston taking top were discussed. honors. Five members were the basement, was contained by firefighters from both Wingham and Teeswater. Damage competing in the senior show - is expected to exceed $8,000. Club involvement, how to re- manship class ' with Lorraine tain members, get new members and have members involved in all Dinsmore of Fordwich taking top • club activities was the keynote of honors. Lorraine won the overall F or d w hPersonal the evening. Each club was asked championship and Don King of e, how they went about keeping King's Home Hardware, with a Notes p g . members involved. vetch, presented her with a Mr. and Mrs. Paul Poltorak Mark and Barbara of Kitchener trophy. day last week. Each club was also asked how The club had 100 per cent com- and baby of Orillia were weekend spent the weekend at their home they raised money and how it was guests with Mrs. Dora Ridley and here. The 25th anniversary of the put back into community pro- petition. The judge commented other relatives in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller and Huron County rally of the three jects. All clubs were encouraged on the high quality of showman - Mr. and Mrs. Terry Clarkson of family were supper guests with districts of the Women's Institute to let the general public know ship in both classes. Toronto were weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. Rick Woods in List- in Huron (South, West and East more about their club activities. with Mr. and Mrs, Scott Clark- owel. Huron) was held in Dashwood They were told to advertise son. Garry Klaassen and Holger Es- October 4. Those attending from more and let the people know how Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnston and pensen of Manitoulin 'spent the the Fordwich WI were Mrs. C. they served the community. The R W. BELL family of Toronto visited over the weekend at their homes here. Carswell, Mrs. Scott Clarkson, clubs were asked to visit other weekend with Mrs. Jim Warrell Jim Warrell is confined to Mrs. C. Sotheran, Mrs. John clubs to see how they do things and with Jim, who is presently Walkerton hospital. We wish him Freeman and Mrs. S. Bride. Mrs. and to enjoy the fellowship of OPTOMETRIST confined to Walkerton hospital. a speedy recovery. Sotheran attended the organi- other Lions. GODERICH Mr. and Mrs. Les Watkins and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Roth of zation of the Huron County rally The next meeting will be in daughter of Bolton and Mr. and Hagersville and Mr. and Mrs. 25 Years ago. $lyth on November 17 which will The Squaw 524-7661 Mrs. John Harris of Owen Sound Cliff Yulle of Hamilton visited be an advisory meeting. were weekend guests with Mrs. with W. Harrifield and attended Clare Harris. the plowing match. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Barnarski Bob Kelly, Dave Dinsmore and of Waterloo spent the weekend Ron Shelly accompanied Ken with Mr. and Mrs. Don King. Jacklin of St. Jacobs on a week's HowMr. and Mrs. Jim Vittie and moose hunting at Vermillion Bay. be co to I Mr. and Mrs. Morley Johnston Sunday guests with Mr. and attended the 50th wedding anni- Mrs. Glenn Johnston were Mr. versary of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin and Mrs. Wellington Annett of Quanz Sunday, in Listowel. Wyoming, Mr. and Mrs. James Ond StA your Mrs. Georga Ashton spent g pe a McKay of Dobbrnton and George few days last week with and Hope of Glen Robertson. heating Mrs. Art Wells in London.n. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Stinson dollars.,Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Har- visited Sunday evening with Mrs. grave visited Friday with Em- Grace Ziegler and Mrs. Wes merson Hargrave in University Downey at Geri Care, and also –� Hospital, London. called on Mr and Mrs. Bert Stin- Mrs. Isobel Topham and Mrs. son is Ken Graham enjoyed a three day Mrs. George Richards. London, + ► bus trip to Lake Placid. spent the weekend with her par - Quite a number from here at- ents and attended the fair. Austini tended the plowing match last Stinson and Rev. John and Mrs. week, held near Walkerton. Stinson attended the plowing ` , • 1 Mrs. Murray O'Regan is match on Wednesday 1 spending some time in Scotland, Mr and Mrs F Naas of Win . owing to the death of her sister. throp visited Sawrda% with Mi Mr. and Mrs. Keith Phibs and and Mrs. Tom Hutchison and at - Mr. and Mrs. A, Doughty of Jar- tended the Howick Fair On Sun vis accompanied Walter Harri day Mrs. Ross Nuhn and son Bill field to the plowing match last of' Gowanstown visited at the �, y�/�!� �. 1 � •� week at Walkerton. same home jXf. Mr. and Mrs. Art Mitchell of Mr. and Mrs. L\ le h Darter and ' Kitchener spent the weekend Doran were recent visitors with tiq• with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Arm- Mr and Mrs. Lorne Foerter in I strong. Paris. Communion service wa's held in Mrs. Joyce Statia. Mrs Diane � the United Church on Sunday Fitch and Mrs. Leone Foerter at- (tie more 1 costs 1� he3i ti Cur f;r r r, ; n morning with the Rev. Fleetham Tended the Red Ken hair dressing t i U save money officiating. Mrs. John Harris and ,how, held Monday at the Hartley home the more you should think „ r: ,nier I�;r ,') Grant Miller were accepted into House. Walkerton about finding wavy to <<,t your W� �� �� ,in dlusrraied hooklet that ll help - fuel bill Here are a few deaS iG hr ,r.,; (,.ir, ' ,r yr),,r heat nq system and help full membership of the church tilt. and' Mrs. Lyle 1 -Darter at Mr. and Mrs. David Schneider. landed the plowing match one you Cut costs +. ^, ,r ny C,, I' ,<> or fill in the If your furnace hash 1 been nsper'nd Wr 1 rJ ou O r I✓� y h i t AA* Awde o f seers / Is 0/w4ayt me 41- rhe sr/s P. U 1 � � I r jr f, 1 � I A. 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