The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-08-29, Page 3r
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good reasons M meet our
BUSINE'SS
RESOURCE
TEAM
� a Pat St. Cyr, CO-ORDINATOR
Management counselling
Experienced counsellors assist
small businessmen to improve
their methods.
2.Pete Huxtable, MANAGEMENT
SERVICES OFFICER
Information on
government programs
Which government programme
may assist your business.
3■ Don Muir, MANAGER
Financial assistance '
Financing to start, modernize or '
expand your business.
SEE OUR TEAK! OF
FODB
SPECIALISTS
at: The Wingham Motel
on: Thursday, August 30th'
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1036 Ontario St. Opening new doors to small business.
Stratford 271-5650
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Travel. agency lans tripsP
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A century ago the people of Wingtham didn't during travel industry strikes must be
- have much help when planning their ex- monitored from Holiday World in addition to
cursions. About the only ones who could help the regular duties of familiarization with
worked at the railway statiioa and they didn't virtually every travel package available,
have the use of telephone$ to check long with boat tour facilties, with air, ferry, train
distance connections or bookings. and other schedules and with the needs of the
In 1879, as Wingham enters its second community.
century as* town, Holiday World travel
consultants at 250 Josephine St. makes the NO CHARGE
arrangements for area people to travel on FOR SERVICES
short day tours or around the world by Some people may not realize it but there is
methods undreamed of 100 years ago. no charge for the services at Holiday World.
The travel office has been open since May Customers who arrange through the travel
1978 and has been serving a growing clientele agency for air, boat and train tickets or hotel
during its three years in operation. Marg reservations or many other services will pay
Burkhart, manager, has been at Holiday no more because they did the booking through
World since it first opened in town and the local travel agents than if they bought the
assistant manager Rosemary Fischer has tickets at the source. There is no direct cost to
been helping Wingham and area people plan Holiday World clients for these and similar
trips and vacations for two years. services like booking vacation tours or resort
Lori Snyder and Cindy Campbell work part- facilities and the overall price they pay is no
time "when we really get bogged down", Mrs. higher if they make use of the se of the
Burkhart said recently. travel consultants.
Despite some people's perception of the No matter how skilled a travel consultant, a
travel industry as a career of unending client won't be able to share in some special
glamor and excitement, it isn't like that at all, season flights to certain areas if he doesn't
she said. make the booking early enough.
The tremendous detail and bookkeeping From January to April the travel office is
required to set aside airplane tickets, tour busy with advance bookings to Eurn— a^a
spaces and hotel reservations which might from l.,.. ' .SLMi uirough to January people
not be valid for several months nig, z a targe are making reservations to "warm
part in the business- destinations, hot destinations, free of snow
Good travel consultants have to be well destinations", according to Mrs. Burkhart.
organizea and have a knack for paying at- The lead period for bookings varies with the
t; ration to details. If tiny trivialities aren't popularity of the destination and the length of
looked after, a couple might find no hotel the vacation season there. Hawaii is one of the
reservation for them during the vacation ON most popular winter destinations and should
lifetime. be booked by late August or early September
Changes in currency values, development for a February excursion.
of new tourist areas, ever changing air fare March break vacations are often planned a
structures and even the reliability of service year a head of time.
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�— MRS. LEWIS STONEHOUSE
an s. Carman Farrier of
Belg'ravoe Personal Notes
Danny Hunter, Jim McLean,
� Fraser Haugh and Eileen of
Paul Cook returned home last
Wayne Fear, Larry Fear, Keith
iSluevale, Mr. and Mrs. Carman
Wednesday. They spent the sum -
Van Camp, Fred Meier Jr.,
=`Nixon and Andrea of London and
mer working near Calgary.
Harvey Black, and Donald Proc-
Mrs. Helen Burney of Wingham.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
ter, went down .to. Vanessa, 30
Reuben Apply and his daugh-
Mrs. Bert Johnston were Mr. and
miles south of Woes- on
ter, Mrs. Bernice Morland of
Mrs. Elmer Feuster and Mr. and
• August 15 to help clean up the '
were Sunday visitors
Mrs. Lyne Feuster of Cass City,
rand$ damage. In this little to
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bolt.
Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. Eric
only two homes and the village
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Anderson
Whitfield of Atwood; Mr. and
store remained standing.
and Sheila visited on Sunday with
Mrs. Herman Whitfield, Brussels
Sunday supper guests at the
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lougheed
and Edgar Whitfield of Newry.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
of Drayton_
Mrs. Alvin Orvis and Mrs.
Yuill were Ross Yuill and Miss
Mrs. Robert Campbell, and
William Eadie of Wingham
Beth Brunkard of Elmira, Mrs.
family of Winthrop were Sunday
called on Mr. aild Mrs. Lewis
Isabel Darling and Mr. and Mrs.
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Stonehouse Sunday evening.
Dryden
Hibberd. Douglas, Dianne and
Mrs. Howard Smith of Brussels
NEO CITRAN
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Pamela are staying with their.
and Mrs. Albert Cook returned
CALCULATOR
(Adult 10's)
grandparents for a few days.
home on Thursday after visiting
per
During the program period 37
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11 (aetwy E.N.)
Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston
with the latter's son and daugh-
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area rural youth were hired as
returned home last Wednesday
ter -in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James
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Streetsville visited at the home
after a motor trip to the east
Cook of Winnipeg. While there
GILLETTE TRAC IIT 1 (�E$T 150% Bow:)
of
Mrs. Stewart Procter one day
coast•
they all met the special train at
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CARTRIDGES t.-.•
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TOOTHPASTE
Mr. and Mrs. Glyn Wide, Kim-
the Winnipeg railroad station and
PRICE$
$2.39 'Eb—r
berly, Jennifer and Trevor of
paid their respects to the late
EFFECTIVE UNTIL
Mount Hope spent the weekend
John Diefenbaker.
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wh
farmers equest whon he
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with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Garner
Mr. and Mrs. Carman Farrier,
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London.
Bboard lyth a
Nicholson.
Brian, Colleen, Carol and Miss
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an s. Carman Farrier of
Bruce Higgins accompanied
Miss Winnifred Farrier and Mrs.
Agnes Farrier Toronto Sun.
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day to spend a few days with Mr.
A Mr
Winnifred Farrier of Long
Branch spent a couple of days
last week at the home of Mrs.
Nelson Higgins, Dorothy and
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an s. Carman Farrier of
Charlie.
Mrs. Kevin Pletch, Miss Ruth
Ann Pletch of Kitchener, Mr. and
Long Branch and to attend the
-Miss Martha Armstrong of
While Stock Lasts
Canadian National Exhibition.
Windsor spent a week with her
Aug. 17 after being kept busy
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pletch
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
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recently visited with Mr. and
and Mrs. Willard Armstrong.
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Mrs. Larry Goll and family, Mr.
Mrs. Lloyd McDonald, Brenda,
tended the Vandervoort and
and Mrs. Norman Hill and family
Scott and Cheryl of Waterloo
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and other relatives of Willow-
visited on Friday with Mrs. Nel-
a possible 152 days.
dale.
son Higgins.
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The UCW, Evening Unit mem-
During the program the crews
1 INTERNATIONAL
bers and their husbands enjoyed
HILROY COIL BOUND
PAPER
an evening of lawn bowling last
Tuesday at the Brussels bowling
Agricrew has very
_ VITAMINS
EXERCISE BOOK
Mr. and Mrs. Sam d Mrs spent
a week with Mr. and Mrs. Max
TOWELS
880
green. After the games lunch was
successful summer
2 -Roll Pack
served at the club house and a
list goes on. In Huron -Perth alone
good time was had by all. '
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Dryden
Mrs. Harry McGuire, Mr. and
Agricrew 1979 has drawn to a
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BATHROOM990
Mrs. Kevin Pletch, Miss Ruth
Ann Pletch of Kitchener, Mr. and
and Perth counties finished on
TISSUE
Mrs. Alan MacKay of Wingham,
Aug. 17 after being kept busy
4 -Roll Pack
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pletch at-
throughout the summer. The
tended the Vandervoort and
crews worked a total of 147 out of
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Cantelon wedding in St. Paul's
a possible 152 days.
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Roman Catholic Church, Alliston
During the program the crews
1 INTERNATIONAL
GUARDIAN MULTIPLE
HILROY COIL BOUND
on Saturday.
y
did a variety of jobs. Cleaning up,
haying, painting, picking stones,
--s BALL POINT PENS
_ VITAMINS
EXERCISE BOOK
Mr. and Mrs. Sam d Mrs spent
a week with Mr. and Mrs. Max
cleaning pens, fencing and the
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5° EA. stock UPI
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t =
1.39
Plecch, Krista and Andrea of
list goes on. In Huron -Perth alone
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Dryden
52 farmers received the service,
SHARP POCKET
NEO CITRAN
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Mrs. Rod McLeod of Etobicoke
with the crews averaging three
days farm.
CALCULATOR
(Adult 10's)
BALL POINT PEN
spent last week with her mother,
rs.
Mrs. Nelson Higgins.
per
During the program period 37
= 9!i Me" @E`M
11 (aetwy E.N.)
$1•49
99c or«i volue
and Mrs. Fred Noble of
area rural youth were hired as
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Streetsville visited at the home
crew members. The quality of
STAYFREE
GILLETTE TRAC IIT 1 (�E$T 150% Bow:)
of
Mrs. Stewart Procter one day
work they performed was very
MAXI PADS
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CARTRIDGES t.-.•
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TOOTHPASTE
last -week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse
high; farmers were pleased and
some have already asked for
$2.69 3o -s
$2.39 'Eb—r
a $123 150
spent a couple days last week
them for next year. 50
• oil
with Mrs. Norman
n Stonehouse of
wh
farmers equest whon he
t e
SILKIENCE
IBM@ ars bait •
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BODY ON TAP BEER
London.
Bboard lyth a
services this year had to be
turned down, which certainly
Self-A/isstiM CONDITIONER
few o%i1lRmmyo
ENRICHED SHAMPOO
mnd et last
sella School Fair
shows a high level of interest i
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is.ECIAL
Wednesday evening at the Bel-
the program.
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grave Community Centre to
It has not yet been announced
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make final plans for their fall fair
whether the program will be
VANCEFS
which will be held on Wednesday,
p
12.�Mre
offered in IWO.
PHARMACY
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Leslie Bolt and John
;Sip up the D" t initiesl
(LN Vance Ltd.)
Wingham 357-2170
Nixon attended the funeral of
their cousin, Mrs. Russell
in the
W in Blenheim last
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Steven Nixon, Billie Scott and
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Turnberry Township
PUB C
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11
8:00 P.Me
TURNBERRY CBMK SCHOOL
PURPOSE: To discuss the
Turnberry Township secondary
-plan.
Tuffn,ff�Jff a 7 Townsh� Cox�rtcB
R 7932•
Ontario Municipal Board
IN THE MATTER OF Section 35 of The
Planning Act (R.S.O. T970, c. S49),
'and -
IN THE MATTER OF an application by The
Corporation of the Town of Wingham for
approval of Its Restricted Area By-law
1 S59-1974
APPOINTMENT FOR HEARING
THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD heresy appoints
Thursday, the 77th da of September, 1979 of the hour of
ten o'clock (local time in the forenoon at the Town Hall,
Town of Winghorn, for the hearing of all parties interest-
ed in supporting or opposing this application.
If you do not attend and are not represented at this hear -
MR, the Board may proceed in your absence and you
wvnot be entitled to any further notice of the proceed-
ings.
In the event the decision is reserved, persons taking part
in the hearing may request a copy of the decision from
the presiding Board Member. Such decision will be mail-
ed to you when available.
DATED at Toronto this 31 at day of July, 1979
fKRETARY
EXPLANATORY NOTE
The purpose of this hearing is to consider the Town of
Winghom's zoning by -low which was passed In 1974. The
purpose of the zoning by -low is to control the use of land
and buildings in the Town of Wingham. Anybody wis"
to spook in favor of the zoning by-law or in opposition to
It may attend this hearing. The hearing is open to the
public and anyone may attend. A copy of the zw*q by-
law may be obtained for review at the C'lerk's alflosl in
the Town Holl.
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