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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-10-31, Page 5Elioft" rosLun ch (Formerly Hamilton's) .Q en 6:30 am, it 10m P ` Except Tuesdays Kitchen and Gas Bar for take out -orders FU3ERG.LAS84N6L "-Tip" Put easy to install friction fit batts.betweenG. you.and higher energy costs, Convenient and easy to install. R8. R20 ( 150 SQ. FT.) ( 50 SQ. FT.) 1530, 1315 R12 R28 ( 90 SQ. FT.) ( 32 SQ. FT.) 1411 :P5 Pouring Insulation Simple, clean and economical. a, .. Weatherstripping Stop drafts and save fuel 20% Just pour it out and level, then watch your fuel costs go down. A 3 cubic foot bag covers 10 square feet, 3 inches deep. �85 OFF , 7t �+OY.i:. ,f� �.. `�" 4fi �•x�`. S'i'd,` ,• � y,• .'•.. d►e ..•d. MRS. LEWIS STONEHOUSE ', ° W'iVham Advanx• 7l111ar, OLlaber Sl , 1878-flaw5 Beig"'rave'' PersonaI Nofes Mr! hila Wer%!,A^ n/ Wim_ MAN* ♦ WP ,2re ...rr.. • �.` � ♦�• ��_ —" ham, Mn. Laura Johnston, Bel- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd William McArter of RR 4, Bnz- grave alit Mr. and Mrs. P.oss visited with Mr. and Mrs. Nor- asls is a patient in Victoria Hoso- H198i1M, RR s Brussels attended man Gedcke of KurtzviUe on Gel, London. Friends and neigh - the fiiwal of their uncle, Earl Wednesday and on Thursday aU bors of this area wish him a Mathers, on Saturday at the called on Mr. and Mrs. Harvey speedy recovery. Wayne Smith Funeral Home at Timm of Bluevale. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Edgar Embro. Other relatives attending The North Huron LOL span- and Mr. and Mrs Lewis Stme- were W. and Mrs. Bert Johnston sored the service at Huronview house were dinner guests of Mrs. of Belgrave, Mr. and Mrs. Mel- on Sunday evening. Don Vair was Irlma Edgar of Wingham follow- ville Mathers of RR 4 Wingham, the guest speaker. ing the anniversary service in the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mathers, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wightman Wingham United Church on Sun- Mr, and Mrs. Carl Johnston and attended the wedding of her oday morning. Mr. and Mrs. William Peacock of niece, Twyla Dickson, to Kenneth' Miss Margaret Higgins of Bluevale. All visited at the home Gilbert at the Belmore Presby- London and Mr. Jerry Higgins of of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Irwin and terian Church on Saturday eve- Stratford visited over the week - Sharon of Hickson following the ning. end with their mother, Mrs. funeral service. Mr. Harold Keating visited re- Robert Higgins, and attended the' Mr. and Mrs. Larry Martin and cently with his sister and brother- funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Gor- ' family of .Kitchener visited on in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley don Wggins on Sunday afternoon. ' Sunday afternoon with her Snell and Mr. and Mrs. William lira. Margaret Anderson of x'?` grandparents, Mr. and, Mrs. McLelland, all of London. Vancouver visited with Mrs. Earl Y Anderson and cousins this past ,. Buikiall Professional Caulking Premium qublity acrylic latex caulk. Waterproofs �1 and forms tough, flexible YYY seal around doors, win - down, .frames, panels, fu flashing, vents, duct work. Will not stain. Dries in 30 �un minutes. 11 oz. tube. 312 mi. Ratchet type gun holds Available in white, gray or standard i t oz. cartridge. brown. Converilent pistol grip. On Sale 1 aAN tube only 2ml5each We prices cash only. Sale ends November 10, - % HODGINS ASSOCIATE STORE, 11 North St. E. Wingham 357-3650 FREE DELIVERY week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby spent the weekend with Mr. and k ` Mrs. Cecil Armstrong of Thorn - dale. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Storer of N £ y� Kitchener spent the weekend - w th her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hanna. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mayberry and family of Londesboro visited at the same home. This community wishes to ex- press sympathy to Gordon Higgins and family in their re- cent bereavement. Dinner guests with Mrs. Albert Bieman on Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs. John Leppington of THEY'RE READY—Look outl All the witches and goblins are ready for Hallowe'en, Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Bie- complete with make-up, masks and costumes. Wingham Nursery School students, are well man, Miranda and Melissa of ahead of the rest as they had time to practise at the school's Hallowe'en party held yester- Wir-gham, Mr. and Mrs. Roger day morning. Bieman, Kent, Blair and Susan of RR 2 Lucknow and George Inglis of RR 1, Belgrave. . Saturday evening dinner CouncillShorts guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnston of Blyth were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey From now on the County of counties and felt the existing further under had there been a Edgar, Mrs. Irlma Edgar, Mr. Huron will pay for land pur- policy didn't provide sufficient _ full complement of workers. and Mrs. George Gibson, all of chased for road widening compensation. Committee 0-0-0 Wingham and Mr. and Mrs. projects at the rate of $2,400 an Chairman Cal Krauter of Ron H. Kaufman of RR 29 Lewis Stonehouse, acre, almost five times the Brussels said his group spent Gorrie,,is the recipient of one of Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Black previous rate of $500 an acre. quite a bit of time on the new the $150 Huron County and family of Mississauga and At the council meeting last policy and thinks it has come up scholarships this year. Joan Cecil Black of Britton called on week the road committee report- with something more realistic Coulter of Goderich, Margaret Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wigthtmen ed it had icA d the lard than the nat nnP ,_Q -- 14a Ir of RR 9 [9�t— T -1— „a on Sunday afternoon. purchase policies of adjacent County Engineer Bob Dempsey ... 1 Mustard of Brucefield and Linda noted one of the purpos :.... of Marie Blake of Holmesville are buying an additional 17 feet when the other . �. � . • • :_. . The scholar - Neipd to count blesSingS a road is widened is to allow the fences far ships go to students from the placing of enough county who are recommended by sQys Be grave speaker, back to prevent damage from sIf a new 1�ce is the university or college at which are studying. onthey purchasedpurchase'd `tzrig it BELGRA' Vz — The afllernoon by Mrs. William Coulees. Sdt!1-, structed &Y Ile county. at a price .t+elfte>cw,[ll•tike over as.. administrator of Ht .. ' : ,' the unit Of: the United Church Women Consideration is to be given to of $12 per rod to be deducted from county home for the aged at met in the church school room, inviting new members to the the land purchase price. Clinton, effective Jan. 1, 1980. He October 16. group, also to a social afternoon. 0-0-o will replace the retiring ad - Mrs. Cecil Coultes led the wor- The county health unit is ministrator, C. A. Archibald. ship service, opening with re- Mrs. Helen Martin continued recommending to its staff that The management committee ference to the burden which the Bible study of Mark's gospel, they should not smoke "in for Huronview reported the many carry — an over abun- reading from Mark 1: 35-39. situations where it would not decision to hire Mr. Lester was dance of gratitude as expressed Jesus had no time for himself. He support the objectives of the made following advertisement of in Psalm 68: 19 "Blessed be the needed prayer to feed His mental health unit's programs". the position and interviews with Lord, who daily loadeth us with powers. If this was necessary for Eileen Palmer, chairman of eight of the 27 applicants. benefits". She stated, "Every Him, how much more is it neces- the board of health, reported Mr. Lester is currently day should be a Thanksgiving sary for us? Prayer strengthens some board members are quite assistant administrator of the Day:" The poem Gratitude by us for tasks to be done. Jesus' concerned over staff smoking home and as a result of his Mary Strohschein was read. dream was to help others. while they are conducting promotion the committee will In her meditation Mrs. Coulter She spoke of leprosy victims — programs in public schools. advertise for a new assistant spoke of the pilgrim's Thanks- dead though alive, because of She admitted she is not the administrator. giving, the mythology of Thanks- mental anguish - wellus ideal person to speak to them X6-0 3 `-at giving, not since 1621 but since s mett thedede- cal suffering. Jesus (she smokes), but said she hopes Attendance the Huron the beginning of time. We need to of need and fulfilled the staff will abide by the policy. County Museum is down slightly count our blessings and re-. law,sperit h combined compassion law, with 0-0-0 this year, Curator Ray Scot - member that our fellow men are and wisdom. Hymn `Just As I The number of persons chmer reported. However it has the unborn generations. Am", was sung. receivingwelfare assistance been picking u d pi g p wring the latter It was noted that the regional through the county social ser- part of the summer 'and the meeting will be held in Belgrave Mrs. Fenton conducted the vices committee was up to 270 in difference as of mid-October was in 1980. Coupons from Nestles or mission study on Japan where SePtember , , an 8% per cent in- only 159 people. Total attendance related products will be received christianity. is practised under crease over last year. to Oct. 19 was 16,679. difficult situations. She referred John McKinnon, director of He said donations have been to the "Kyodan" the union of all social services, noted the lack of received' this season from 65 • E re Winners Christian churches in Japan, to co-operate brought p� a family benefits worker in Wi m since Jul has slowed sources and include a doll collection, a collection of ham with the national' policy of the transfer of to the arrowheads, spearheads, etc. BELGRAVE -- Nine tables Japanese government, provincially -funded family benefits. Evert so, his department and four photographs and -frames taken by R. R. Sallows, a were in play at the first euchre Prayer by Mrs. Coultes closed is under budget for the year, he prominent photographer of party held in the WI hall on the meeting noted, though it would be evert Goderich. Wednesday evening October 24. High lady, Mrs. Verena Bone; lqw lady, Miss Lillian Potter; novelty lady, second high, Mrs. Ella Irwin; high man, Lewis Stonehouse; low man, Arthur Hagerman; novelty man, second �' 1 high, Gordon Walker. There will be a euchre party .� every Wednesday evening starting at 8 p.m. ' Kinsinen cats beef banq"ue- BELGRAVE—Last week )obell, Allan Bridge and I .vans catered a beef bangs heir fellow Kinsmen in 3elgrave arena. At this me vere 32 Belgrave Kinsmen hree guests from the Harr club. Deputy Governor Larry ,poke on expansion awards ;one conference. Awards )resented to Mr. Bridge Obert Gordon, who co -ch, he cystic fibrosis campaig he past year: A ladies' night is planner )ec. 5 and a buddy night for !1. Tale club was advised tl pecial television progran •ystic fibrosis will be shoo leritage Day, Feb. 29. 1 alert will perform, with )roceeds going to help :hildreen with the 'Breath of