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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-08-01, Page 2Wintrit iMrt St4C-T, ia-zooA Thttrfidaia August 1, 1 45 Fordwich Personal Notes 1r. and Mrs, Wellington Hstgrzve and family attended id reunion Sunday i afield°1 azk. . Miss HeJ,en Johnston, nurse- in'training at Olen Sound Hos- SW. spending a mouth's va- catiod with her parents. Masten Paul Martin spent last week with relativesin, London. 'Mr,• and Mrs. Keith Duncan, and Stephen of Brampton were weekend guests with Mr. and °Mrs. Rgbert Connell. Mr. and Mrs. Trevflainstock r of Milton visited Saturday with Mrs., W. Fl ainstoc k. Mr. and Mrs. Holger Espen - Oen and children left on Sunday f r Elliott Lake where they will spend the next few weeks. Hol- ger is eriiployed there with Peel Construction Company. Mr. and Mrs. William Wil- son left last week by bus for the western provinces, where they will visit.with relatives for three weeks. Mrs. Janet Stewart of Moles- worth spent a few days last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs George Ashton. • Miss Elaine Millar spent last week with relatives in'Elora. Hugh Frew, Archie MacDon- ald and Miss Sharon Frew visited one day last week with Mr. and Mrs., Earl: Moore,., Mr. 'and Mrs. Wray Cooper and Mr. and. Mrs. Harold Doig enjoyed a motor trip last week through Northern Ontario; Mrs,. Earl Moore .visited fOnr days last week at Baden with bier daughter, Mrs. Jack Bricker. Mr. Ernie D' Arty is at pres- ent confined to Listowel Mem- orial Hospital. Mr, and, Mrs, Glenn Johnston attended the fair in St, George On Saturday. Week -end guest's with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Bride were Mr. and Mrs. W. Hill of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bride of Lon-. don. Mrs. Jack Riddell, John and Lori of Lindsay also visited one day this 'week and the chil- dren remained for a longer visit with their grandparents. Misses Elaine, Mille i and • Wanda Spading are holidaying this week at Port Elgin. Mr, 'and Mrs. Bob Striver and little daughter of Peterbor- ough, and Miss Leslie Campbell' of Toronto are spending a few days .with Mrs. Pearl Patterson. Miss Hannah 'Klaassen is spending a few days this week with friends at Wasaga Beach. Mrs. Ida Gallagher returned home last week after spending law JOHN C. WARD CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Wcillace Avenue North - LISTOWEL, ONT. 110(GIsUSII4LY.FROM — S ALIGNMENT DIAGONA6-RD.. ill111IIIIiII111hhbf1uhmfuhhhhlHh1H1IIlIIIII111 KELLY SPRINGFIELO .,TIRES, IIIIIIIIltJIlIIHIIiiHhtiiiiiiiiiIllIIIIIIlIlI!IIIII/I FOR A COOL, SMOOTH RIDE Toughness, yet quiet- ness—and uietness—and that some - " thing extra. reeking eparate School FOR SALE 2x12s, 2x10s, 2x6s and. ,2x4s, good length, reasonable prices.. Example: 1" Sheeting $45.00 per thousand: DOORS - WINDOWS - BATHROOM FIXTURES • LIGHTING FIXTURES FIRE ESCAPES Naar New Package Unit Boiler and many other items APPLY AT JOB SITE I:ORMoA from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. IWIN CITY WRECKING & SALVAGE CO Tel. 672-512'86 47 Rogers Ave., London, Ont. A5 -1b several weeks with Miss Lydia ' Fisher in Listowel. .Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Martin, Donna and Linda are spending this week at Manitoulin, Island • and Northern Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Nickel left Saturday for two weeks' hol- iday to the east coast. Friends of Mrs. Roy Simmon's will be sorry to learn that she underwent major surgery last week in the K&W ea -1,11 Kitchener. ' Mr. »and Mrs. Mater Dem- erling and three children left Saturday for a week's holiday through Northern Ontario. On the way home they will visit with the former's sister at Hunts- ville. Jack Ruttan, bank Winkel, Brian Allan and John Carswell left at the week -end for a week's holiday at Algonquin Park, Mrs. Anson Ruttaci and Janice and Mrs,. Glenn Johnston spent part of last week at Inverhuron: Provincial Park. Mr. Doug Wildfang ofCooks- ville spent the week -end here. Mrs. Wildfang, Brian and Paul returned home with him after pending theast two weeks with her father, Mr. Roy Sim. - mons. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Murray and Judith Ann visited Sunday with Mrs: Elsie Demerling. Visitors at Ira Schaefer's on the week -end were.Mr. and Mrs. James Pritchard of Palmerston, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Toper o f Gorrie, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harmer of Russeldale.and Mr. and Mrs. Niels Michelbook of Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Everett \shton and family of Prescott visited several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. George Ashton. r, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnston, and family of Toronto were week -end gusts with Mr. and Mrs. Jim °Warrren. Mr. and Mrs. George Ashton attended the Ashton reunion on Sunday,: at Seaforth Park. Mr..and MTs. Anson 17 emer- ling are spending this week at Horshoe Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dins- more, Dins-more, Laurie and Caroline re-, turned home last week after en- joying a month's visit through the 'ia'estern provinces. While there they'-tobl in ,the ` a.lga> Stampede. Mrs. Myrtle Wallace of Lis- towel spent a few days Mast week with her sister;, Mrs. S. Forester. Mr, and Mrs. Wally Gibson and Mrs. Jessie O'Gorman re- turned home last week by plane after enjoyingl_a .three weeks' visit in the western provinces with relative's., Mr. 'and Mrs. Jack King and family,. Mr. and Mrs. Don King and family and Mr. Garnard King attended the Parson -Han- nah wedding Saturday night in , St. George's Anglican Church, H arriston. , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parsons, Susie and Kenneth and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gauthier left Friday night for a two weeks' visit with relatives in New -Brunswick. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schmidt of Toronto spent the week -end with Mrs. Florence Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. William A g i n c o u rt visited recently at the same home. • Not all blind persons are to- tally blind. A person with less than 10% vision is considered blind. DRUG FACTS 4416 fist DIAL 357.2170 Emergency; 35741,2'. • SHE NEEDS HELP—On July 3 the Germarl Shepherd , dog belonging: to the Keith Webers, R. R. 3 Wingham, became. 'the mother of 14 purebred pops. It wa$ ob= vious that she would be unable to 'raise her offspring by herself since she could Gibson reunion held in Listowel The 20th annual Gibson re- union was held July 21, in Listo- wel Memorial Park with guests from. Listowel, Fordwich, Moles- worth, Wroxeter, Dorchester, Granton, Belgrave and Zephyr, Ontario attending. The after- noon visit was enjoyed. by all and a smorgasboard supper was ° served at 5 o'clock. , Following thesupper a short business period was held. .Gib- son Stewart was electedkpresi.R dent with Ken 'Gibson as vice- president ice president and Ella Stewart, sec- retary. .A moment's silence was ob- served in memory of those who died last year, Nina Arrestrting, Harry Gibson, Waldo Gibson, Reg Sullivan and Wilfred Rob- erts. " Prizes weregiven• for the lucky ticket, Gordon G b s o n ; largest family, Ben Gibson; wed- ding anniversary nearest toJuly 21,Ben and Edith Gibson; birth- day nearest to July 21, H a r've y Gibson; family coming the far- thest,' Mr, and Mrs. Fred Hol- stoek And faintly of Zephy Move to village FORD WICH- -Mr. and M r s Bruce Armstrong moved the ie household effects on Monday to the home they are building in the village. ' , Prior to moving they were presented with wall plaques,' pottery and a piece of artistic glassware in flame colours by neighbours'and friends. Mr. 'and Mrs. Rassrnussen, who purchased the farm, will be moving this week. SELL HOME • GORRIE- - Mr. and -Mrs. Lloyd Elliott, Gorrie, have sold' their home on William Street to Ezra Erb of St. Clements. Mr. and Mrs., Elliott have purchased the property of Elwin Krotz,. Con- cession 6, Wallace Township and will be moving in two weeks. r • "Well, Glen," said the little boy's mother as he walked into the house, " were you a good boy at school today?" " Sure," answered the lad, how much trouble can you get into stand- ing in a comer all day''" • only accommodate eight 'at a, sitting. `She is being helped to the . tune of w 24 cans of milk per week,_ the,bottte feedings .taking front one to one and a half hours, three times a day. p N Right M Guard' Deoc orant, 5 + Z., regular $1.39, Special -R / » R 'R R R .R 1 ♦ . R 7. head and Shoulders Sha poo, -regular ' 1.29 NOW .p • � red .�` .' 1 ° R 'R� �, , � t$1,03: Magnolax, 18,.oz. °eg..$1.45, .Special $1,07 Bufferin Tablets, 100s, $1.69, Pepto Biemol, 8.oz,, reg. $1.25; 'Now , 00,09 Tan and Guard Lotion, $1.25, Special, $1.09 YOU COUNT THEM—These are the .14 . purebred German Shepherd pups that. are receiving so much attention at the home of Keith Weber, R. R. 3 Wingham. —Advance-Ti.rnea Photo. hitechijh News On Thursday Mr. and Mrs, Ea Shaw and Mrs. Marguerite Scott of Palmerston and Mr. William Maxwell of Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Currie of Wingham.: Mrs. Scott and Mr. ,Maxwell are Mrs. Cur- /ries sister and brother., Miss Joan Currie visited !the first of last week with Miss Dim ane . Weitz of Walkerton, who. ''eti tried`' itch' JO1Y td's`p latter, part of the week here. On Thursday Mr. add? Walter Arscott, - V a l e r .i a and Andrea arrived home from Wyn-" guard, Saskatchewan where thew attended the wedding of Leonard Di Nova" of Toronto and Betty Kastiuk of Wynguard on July. 19. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw and Janet and Herb Laidlaw are on holidays this week with their cabin trailer. Mrs. Charles Tiffin of Wing - ham on Tuesday attended a centennial committee meeting at Langside Church. °Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClen- • aghan were Monday visitors with Mrs. Jean Moore of Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Geiger of Kitchener spent Friday to Tues- day with Mr. and Mrs. Cafrl Mc- Clenaghan, Miss Heather McIntyre who •last week visited her grandpar- ents, Mr. and Mrs, Be n Mc- Clenaghan accompanied them to Wingham on Monday to visit her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, J. C. McIntyre. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Heasman and family of Iron Bridge are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morrison. Mr. and Mrs. 'Ken Johnston and Mattie and Gary Black were visitors last, Wednesday with Mt. and Mrs. Gershom Johnston: of Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coul- ees; Darlene and Murray of East Wawanosh, Miss Jean Maynard of London and Stewart Scott' of Langside were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. 'Wa11ace Conn and family. •,Mrsi,r4Bill, Wills and -Lyle 'ar- rived home. on Sunday after a k isit=w�,ith�3rer: parentsr Mr. and Mrs. Lucas of Orton. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kum- bert and Rolf are visiting with Mr: and Mrs. Bob Gordon, David Beecroft is driving one of the buses for a group of school teachers who are touringthrough Canada, down the West Coast into Mexico and returning -by United States. The group will return the last week in August. Miss Donna Rintoul of Kit%h- ener is this week holidaying at ' Wasaga Beach.- • Doris and Neil Rintoul spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dav- id Oberholtzer at Barrie. Doris remained for week's visit with her sister, Mrs. Oberholt- zer. Miss Edna Wall of London 'and Billie Wall of Toronto spent the week -end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wall. Sunday visitors with Mr. and. Mrs:' Gershom Johnston of Wing - ham were Mr. and •Mrs. Dwight Smith and Mr. and. Mrs. Bruce Holm of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnston, Paul, Carol ' Ann and Ruth Ann of Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Smith and Dianna of Kitchener, Doug- las Smith and Miss Gay le Thompson of Toronto, • ON LATE MODEL CARS '67 PONTIAC 4 -Door, 8 auto., radio '64 PONTIAC, 2 -Door, 6 auto., radio •'64 DODGE, 6 cyl. automatic, 4I -Door '64. METEOR, 4 -Door, 8 auto., radio '63 PONTIAC, 4 -Door, 6 Standard '62 PONTIAC, 6 Standard, 4 -Door '64 PONTIAC, 8' automatic, radio '63 CHEV. 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