The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-08-15, Page 2111age 2—TN Wiugbam Advancr 1�web, Auguac 15, 1978
Thousands return
Vibowteg Is the second half of
the list of names of people
regiatared at Wingham's cen-
tennial odebratim. The list in -
dudes Only ttwee from out of
town.
Jean Anderson, RR 5,
Brussels; Jim Anderson,
Guelph; Ed Rmtoul, Brantford;
Diane Rintoul, Delhi; Mary
(Roes) Allen, Toronto; Jack and
Norma Alexander, John and
David, Waterloo; Gary, Geri and
Carly Brenzil, Woodstock;
Randy and Nancy Brenzil,
Stratford; Ab and Jessie Bates
(King), Guelph; Warren and
Kendra Batenchuk, Burlington;
Pat and Ian Bustard, Landon;
Art and Edith Bielby, Burlington,
Movita Bradley, RR s, Goderich;
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cook,
Lucknow;
Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Brooks,
Kippen; Marykae Bedard,
Windsor; Marvin Brown, Ot-
tawa; Greg Buchanan;
Newmarket; Donna Black,
London; Marie Strong (Hastie),
RR 1, Grrie; Rick Gardner and
,,Linda Gardner (Martin), Kit-
chener; Laura Behrns,
Harriston; Alice Heard,
Flesherton; Mary Helen Blue
(Thompson) and Ron Blue,
Goderich; Pat and Rupert
Bedford, Chatham; Mike and
Violet Balzer, Burlington; Edith
McColl, Richmond Hill; John and
Grace Haines, Hamilton; Doug
and Florence Snell, Londesboro ;
Alex Hamilton, Whitby; Clayton
Scholtz, Goderich; Ray and Inga
Bolt, Hanover; George and
Bertha Brooks, Stratford; Elgin
Coutts, Toronto; Don and Janet
Bateman, Brenda and Robbie, St.
Marys;
Mary E. Bowman, Stratford;
Esther S. Ruby (Bowman),
Millbank; Jim Bowman Jr., Fort
Erie; Violet (Bowman) Roulston,
Stratford; Bill Bowman,
Noelville; Ken Burns, RR 5,
Orangeville; James and Eileen
Burns, RR 2, Hepworth; Harvev
and Jean Beecroft, Willowdale;
John, Lori and Robbie Bushell,
Kitchener; Mary Balser (Tof-
ting) and George Balser; Carol
and Bill Barkley, Kincardine;
David, Marie, Robby and Brent
Carr, Port Elgin; Janisa
Council shorts
Continued from Front Page
department, claiming the
Charles. Street job is being done
faster than the last job the town
crew did, and the mayor offered
to contact the representative
from the ministry of tran-
sportation and communications
to see whether he was satisfied
with the quality of the work.
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Council agreed to give a $200
grant to the Wingham hor-
ticultural society and also made
several appointments.
Town Clerk William Renwick
was appointed as council's
. ;.. lative to the Citizens'
Action Committee, dealing with
cutbacks at .the hospital; Ken
Crawford was appointed to
replace a retiring Jack Kopas on
the:.6.board; and Dave
Bender was appointed to the
committee of adjustment,
replacing Dick Eskerod.
(Homuth) Coultes, Belgrave;
Chester and Pauline Campbell,
St. Thomas;
Rota Carlson (Hastie), Rich-
mond Hill; Susan, Michael and
Doug Chapman, Bluevale; Rod,
Doug and Leone Cameron,
London; Marjorie (Herd) Cooke,
Toronto; David, Judy (Renwick)
and Jeff Cox, Kitchener; Ken,
Carol, Paul, Lori and Karen
Chettleburgh, Elora; Theresa
and Donald Compton, Landon;
Sandra MacDonald ( Cameron) ,
Kincardine; Clifford Coultes,
Belgrave; Jim Coulter,
Goderich; Elaine Liston
(Meyer), Burlington; Don and
Cathy Collar, St. George; Wes
and Mary Laing, Kathy and
Jenny, Toronto; Paul and Bob
Cook, Shelburne; William and
Valerie Cunningham,
Georgetown ;
Peter and Janice Callan,
Hamilton; Dennis and Lillian
Callan, Toronto; Carolyn and
Gary Cruickshank, St. Thomas;
Colleen Carter, Kitchener;
Lloyd, Sandra, Dea and Janet
Crompton, Toronto; Helen
Cornish ( Burgess) , London; Beth
and Gordon Dobie ( Holloway) ,
Auburn; Elva and Bob Doyle
(MacDonald), London; Ken,
Mildred, Allan, Twyla, Mary and
Joan Dickson, RR 1, Wroxeter;
Elmer and Yyonne Deyell,
London; Hazel and Geode
Davies, Mississauga; Isabel
Darling, Kitchene; Jacqueline
(Currie) Duncan, Birr; Doug
Davidson, Brussels; Norma
Davidson (Van Camp), Glencoe;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Downie,
Tobermory; Hilda, Annette,
Alida; John, Sheila and Shirley
Dorsch, Brussels; Rose and
Peter Doll, London; Cam, Carol
and Debbie Edgar, Wroxeter;
Fran Exel, Hanover; Hilton
and Ann Dickson, Burlington;
Del and Betty Ewing, London;
Doug and Shirley French and
Craig, Bluevale; Mike J. Fin-
nigan, London; Julie Foxton,
Goderich; Barb Farrish,
Lucknow; Margaret and Bob
Finlay, Lucknow; Jean (Mit-
chell) Featherstone, Willowdale;
Don Fortune, Elmira; F. C. and
Nellie R. Griffiths, Guelph;
Dorothy and Al Garniss, Landon.
Barbara Given, Wiarton;
Marjorie and Mac Graham,
London; Sue Grant (McArthur),
Calgary, Alberta; Sam and Joy
Gewfsky, London; Donald Grant,
Toronto;
Ken and Arlene (Thomas)
Gilkinson, Barrie; Nancy Gard-
ner (Farrish), RR 7, Lucknow;
Terry Gardner, London; Donna
Greer, London; Robert Gam -
mage, Port Credit; Tracy Gib-
son, Leamington; Charlotte
Gorbutt, Ripley; Mary Hertel
(Sinnamon), Kitchener; Harold
Hutton, Windsor; Jim and
Dorothy Hutton, Windsor; Barb,
Joan, Ron and Chris Henry,
Guelph; Ross and Wilma Higgins
(Johnston), Bruce and Donna,
RR 5, Brussels; Debbie Hopper,
RR 5, Brussels; Wallace Hutton,
London; Pat Hutton, London;
Mabel Hare, Waterloo; Lee
Tervit, London; Jack and Norma
Hopper, Mississauga; Ross and
Isabelle (Habkirk) Howson,
Cambridge; Marjorie Grain
(Procter), Listowel; Nancy Bell
(Slosser), Markham; Allan and
Doris Jean Henderson, Listowel
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Wismer
and family, Owen Sound; Reta
Leeson and family, Kitchener;
Nara Redmond and family,
Corunna; Rick and Lynda
Hansford,- RR 2, Mosley;
Shawn, Alyssa, Kendra and
Krista Henderson, Listowel;
Jim, Maureen and David Hayes,
Scarborough; Brock Hueston,
Petrolia ; Maxine and Bill Hanna
(Fitch), Kitchener; Lillyan
Husser, Beamsville; Debra
Wain, RR 1, Bayfield; Barbara
and Jack Salter, Goderich;
Sandra Hupponen (Stewart),
Willowdale; Jean Hilbert,
Guelph; Helen Hoggart,
Bayfield; Jack and Pat Hilbert,
Sarnia; Verla and Bill Hastings,
Kitchener; Ann and Ken Wig,
Standish, Michigan; Marilyn,
Ellwood and Joan Irwin, Guelph;
Winnifred and Charles John-
ston (Edgar), Blyth; Lauretta
Johnston, Woodstock; Bruce
Marshall, London; Marion
McCallum (Gerrie), London ;
Neil, Lois (Blair) and Blair
Stainton, Agincourt; Eldon and
Lorraine Cook (Hanna),
Belgrave; Don McKay, Gorrie;
Ruth Ballagh (Bradburn),
Teeswater ; Bruce and Amelia
Vogan, Toronto; Pat Jahnke
(Stewart), Gormley; Sue
Johnson (Crompton), Billy and
Ann, Streetsville; Stewart and
Eileen (Knox) Jeffray,
Mississauga; Lillian and Bob
Johnson, Mississauga; Don Jeffs;
Waterloo; William and Mary
Kinahan, Gordon, Leo and Billy,
RR 2, Lucknow; Irlma Kennedy -
Jackson, Hamilton; Dennis
Knox, Blyth f Lois and Bob Kerr,
Peterborough; Jack Kennedy,
Hamilton; Bill Kennedy,
Toronto; Helen Kukurudze
(Machan), Newmarket; Donna
King (Fitch), Fordwich;
Kathleen Korda (Kaschenko),
Guelph; Sean Kuehl, RR 3,
Blyth; Joanne and Doug
Langford, Don Mills; Clyde and
Edna Louttii, Mississauga;
Evelyn Kirkland, Fort Erie; J.
and M. Winechuk, London; Ivan,
Cecelia; Janet and Kimberley
Laidlaw, RR 3, Wingham; Lois
Lockridge (Stewart) ; Jeff and
Peg Lockridge, Belgrave; Fred,
Betty, Kelly, Christopher and
Tracy Lee; Don, Linda, Wendy
and Scott Lee, Mississauga;
Vivian Lougheed (Fisher),
Niagara Falls; Andy and Jean
Lunn, Seaforth; Harold E.
Mitchell and Margaret (Currie)
1(ttchell, Hamilton; Myrtle
Mullett (MacDonald), Burnaby,
British Columbia; Gertrude
(Currie) Middleton, Hensall;
Hugh Mundell, Ottawa; Pat
Moffatt (Champion) and George
Moffatt; Barry Mulvey,
Belmore; Barry Mason,
Belgrave; Barbara J. Martin
(Ross), Toronto; Bill and
Marguerite Murphy and family,
Stouffville; Russ and Karen
Button and family, Barrie; Anna
(McGillivray) and Russ Miller,
Kitchener; Brenda and Doug
Malvern and Heather, Brant-
ford; Margaret Mitchell,
Toronto; Pete Mason, Elmira;
Rick Martin, Lucknow; Ronald
Murack, Palmer Rapids, On-
tario; Ronald Murray, Kit-
chener; Trudy Schmidt, Kit-
chener;
Continued on Page 5
CENTENNIAL CAR WINNER—Ab Nethery, Al, of 104 Diagonal Rd., was the winner of
the cernterw>Ilal car contest held during co ntennlal weekend. Though he no longer drives
himself, he enjoys riding in the 1979 Ford Fairmont. Ted Ahara of the Wingha Centen-
nial Committee and Bruce MacDonald of Club 2116 presented Mr. Nethery with the car
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