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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-05-11, Page 3iw Thr w"'S .ms'sitt ,4' t -, ,. MAY14 See us soon to order your flowers or to select thatalt. special gift .. that will make 1� : 1, if IL %- 1 , S La 9 , her day! THE HANDICRAFT FLOWER SHOP - PHONE 357-2023 . YOU MAY ENROL NOW IN A PROGRAMME OF ACADEMIC UPGRADING (Grades 11 & 12: Mathematics, • Science, and English) /he.. at CLINTON CENTRE Conestoga College of Applied Arts and Technology The Clinton Centre offers individualized learning in an adult daytime programme (8:30-2:30). Programmes in Academic Upgrading Grades 1-8 and 9 & 10, Commercial Grades 11 & 12 and Refresher, and Certified Visiting Homemaking are already in operation. The Academic Upgrading diploma for Grade 12 equivalent is recognized by Business and Industry, Colleges, Schools of Nursing, etc. Entrance Requirements: a) Grade 10 or equivalent b)'Minimum age 19 or One year out of School Other cases may be considered on individual basis. • For information: Call Mr. Bruce Bjorkquist at 482-3458 or mail the coupon. To: The Clinton Centre, Conestoga College, Box 160, Clinton, Ontario. Please send me application form and information for Academic Upgrading. Name Phone Address PARTICIPANTS IN A PLAY presented as part of the pro- gram at the CGIT banquet last Tuesday were (seated) Cathy Nevery, Lynne Richardson, Lori Guest and Joanne Nicholson. Standing are Kelly Jones, Lori Henderson, Jan- ice Rae, Evelyn Morin and director Miss Cheryl Hayes. — Staff Photo. CGIT members entertain mothers at annual banquet The highlight of the CGIT year awarded to Janet Bishop, Carol was the Mother and Daughter Carter and Maureen Stainton by banquet held at Wingham United Mrs. A. Laidlaw and third year Church .Tuesday night of last pennants went to Alexa Currie, week with Kathy Guest, presi- Lori Guest, Linda Hanula, Eve - dent, as chairman. lyn Morin, Cathy Nevery, Lynne About 50 members, leaders and Richardson, Janice Rae and several other guests, including Mary Lynne Ste. Marie with Miss the mothers, enjoyed the pot=luck Cheryl Hayes making the pre - supper and were kept amused sentations.. during the meal by . the chair- CGIT spoons, to mark their ' man's witty remarks. • fourth year, were presented to A scene from George' Bernard . Kathy Guest, Janice Ohm, 'San - Shaw's Pygmalion was presented dra Orien and Joanne Marks. under the direction of Miss Cheryl Hayes. Those in the cast were Cathy Nevery, Lori Guest, Lynne Richardson, Joanne Nich- olson, Janice Rae, Cindy Jones, Evelyn Morin and Lori Hender- son. A service was held for those leaving CGIT and Barbara Pattison, Dianne Stainton and future. Murray made a -presentation to Mardi Adams, Janet Bishop, Sandra Carter. Carol Higgins, Trudy MacKay, Joanne Marks, Janet McGee, Kathy, Pattison, Dianne Stainton and Cheryl Wingfield. First year pins were presented to Janice Guest, Penny Hay, Cathy. Hodgins, Mary Lou Hopper, Carol „Jamieson, Sally LeVan, Janet Nevery, Pat Oi-ien, Pam Templeman, Irene Wray and Karen Welwood by Mrs. Marvin Streich. Second year crests were Cheryl Wingfield by Miss B. Murray. Katherine Pattison was the valedictorian. She spoke regard- ing the CGIT purpose—To cherish health, seek truth, know Gid, serve others. Miss Pattison reviewed several activities of the older girls during the past year., including taking clothing to the Saugeen Indian Reserve near Southampton. She also stressed the importance of continuing the Secret Mothers Ruth Bennett was the other in- project, expressing regret. the eluded in this group but was ab- ' past year had not included this phase of the program. On behalf of the graduating group, Miss Pattison expressed thanks to Mrs. G. W. Tiffin arid sent when Miss L. Cerson made the presentations: Fifth year momentos were pre-, sented to Mardi Adams,' Sandra Carter, Carol Higgins, Trudy , various' leaders and good wishes MacKay, . Janet McGee, Kathy to the CGIT members for the lrbu`re milesAahead at Vir.sfon. sTOAEs Withers c\\(e eC1VS C\C1° T--SPECIAIS! y�`�"� \os'' ,_.r `IPURCHASEANN VERS e purchasing urch°spner 160 S to re allows .0s to ofier SpaalssO you can really moeAOthersp aY mean somethinghis year. 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Slightly more for Harvest Gold or Avocado Green finish. 50 SAVE FROM OUR BIG -VOLUME PURCHASING POWER Now at these Firestone Stores .. . 5C952 132SG Ask about our EASY BUDGET TERMS • $ft$tOfl* STORES 115 JOSEPHINE STREET WINGHAM PHONE 357-3133 OR C • ater S1gers face.,; .new lease WHITECHURCH—The Water Signers held their spring meeting May 3 in the community hall with an attendance of seven. Presi- dent John Jamieson presided, called the meeting to order and welcomed the group. The Minutes were read by the • sec- retary, Mrs, Victor Emerson. The meeting was informed that instead,of a 99 -year lease of prop- erty that they have a lease re- newable yearly:•at a charge of $•1.00 per year. Treasurer Elwood Groscorth gave his report. He was author- ized to reinvest a $500 certificate coming •due. Frank Jamieson. is to be re- sponsible for mowing grass -at the pump house. Maintenance fees will still be payable at Doris Willis' store. John Jamieson's store and El- wood Groskorth's home. John Jamieson told of his inter- view with Norman Shepherd, a Kincardine lawyer on forming a company in which alt signers would have a part. It was agreed that John Jamieson contact Mr. Shepherd as to when he could attend a meeting. B eigr�ve Mr . Albert Vincent'. was at a shower for Miss Janet Adams of Blyth on Saturday evening held at thehome of Mrs. Alva.Mcpov - ell. Mrs. Clarence Hanna attended the Women's Institute conference held in Guelph from last Tuesday to Thursday. About 700 women from the province of Ontario attended this gathering: Stanley Cook is a patient in Vic- toria Hospital, London. Plans are now in progress for. the 4th Country Fayre which x,111 be held on June 24th in the Rol-. grave Arena. Mr. and , Mrs.- Lewis Cook a' tended the baptism of their granddaughter. Jennifer Lynn. infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs Robert Cook of Clinton in the Wesley -Willis United Church. Clinton, on Sunday. Mrs. Cliff Purdon, Mrs. Joseph Dunbar, Mrs. Garner Nicholson. Mrs. Alan McBurney, Mrs Wal- ter Shortreed and Mrs. Jack '11c - Burney attended the spring executive meeting of the Huron Presbyterial in Seaforth last Wednesday afterno. Mrs. George Procter and Katherine spent •a few days last week visiting with friends in Fonthill and Hamilton. agreement Elwood Groskorth and John Jamieson are taking care, of the flushing of the system from the curb stops. A float is to be pur- chased to prevent accident to,the pump. - The officers for 1972 are presi- dent, John Jamieson; secretary, Mrs. V. Emerson; assistant, Mrs.- Coultes; treasurer, Elwood Gros- korth; directors., Russ Ritchie, Fred Tiffin, Vic Emerson; main- tenance, Elwood Groskorth, Al- bert Coultes, Russ, Chapman and WalterMoore; auditors, Mrs. Coultes and Mrs. Farrier. PERSONAL —Mrs. Catherine Rae left To- r.„onto International Airport Thursday of last week for -Fair- banks, Alaska, for an extended visit with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Brady .Pigg and family. While there she. will be attending her daughter Mary's graduation from the Uni- versity of Alaska. Mary will re- ceive her Bachelor of Science de- gree, also the Stokely-VanCamp award for the outstanding graduating senior. at an awards' luncheon at the university. Personals Mrs. Marshall Stonehouse visited on Sunday with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Pinning of Clinton. .Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coultes and Mrs. Norman Keating of Wingham visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Mitchell of Rothsay on Sunday. The .education meeting of the Belgrave Women's Institute will be held in the arena rooms at 8:15 p.m. on May lfi ._flits.. George.. Michie will give the address. Tom Gordon of Kinloss was a recent visitor .with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rinn and John. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rinn and John were Saturday evening visi- tors with Mr. and Mrs. Elvey Rock and family of Monkton. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rock and Janette were Sunday visitors• with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rinn and John. London Conference United Church Men's executive met in Knox United Church, Belgrave, on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. •Wayne Minick, Eddie and Cathy of Kitchener are spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 14anna. Miss Verna Johnston of Sarnia visited on Sunday with Miss Nora Van Camp. • Damages high in week's accidents An estimated $2,000 damage to three cars occurred Sunday, April 30 on Huron County Road 33 near Wroxeter. Involved in the collision were vehicles owned by David M. Hohnstein of Clifford, George E. Mazey and Donald Harpley of Mississauga. The first car suffered $500 damage, the second was set at $1,000 and the third at $500. There were no in- juries. A vehicle owned by the Bel- grave branch of United Co -opera- tives of Ontario and a vehicle owned by Kenneth J:. Pollard, RR 1, Blyth, were involved in an ac- cident in Blyth 'Monday, May 1. Total damag,,. was $200. There were no injuries. The next day Mahendra K. 'Jain of Wingham was involved in a single car accident on Highway 86 at the junction of County Road 12 when the Jain car struck fence posts on the property of William Sanderson RR 1,' Bluevale. Damage to the Jain vehicle was assessed at $4W. There were no injuries, but charges are pend- ing. Another single car accident on Friday, resulted in fence 'posts being damaged. Wendell J. McCallum; RR. 1, Belgrave, was involved in the accident on County Road 20, slightly more than a mile west of Highway 4. 'The McCallum vehicle received $25 damage. The broken posts were on the property of John Car- inichael. RR 1, Belgrave. Charges are pending. Another single car accident oc- curred Saturday: on Highway 86 west of Molesworth. William D. Gilkinson of Listowel was the driver and damage to his vehicle was estimated at $1,200. There were no injuries. Susan E. Gannett of Wingham escaped injury Saturday in another single car accident on the B -Line. Turnberry Township. The car 'struck a fence post own- ed by Joseph Peters of RR 3, Wingham. then rolled over. Dam- age to . the Gannett vehiclewas estimated at $500. Personals —Miss Leanne Hayes of Ken - ora is visiting this week with her sister, Miss Cheryl Hayes. Le- anne has just successfully com- pleted a course for a Bachelor of Nursing degree at the University of Manitoba. She will be return- ing home this week where she will take a position on the staff of the Lake -of -the -Woods District Hospital. —Mrs. W. H. Haney was honored last Friday when frien and neighbors gath gyred to wi h her a happy birthday. Mrs. Haney spent the weekend with her son -in -lav; and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGee of Dun- gannon where a family gathering was held Sunday in honor of her 87th birthday. She returned to her home on Leopold Street- on Tues- day. ,—Jim Johnston and - Pati • of Listowel were Sunday guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gershom-Johnston of Cath- erine Street. • --Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Moffat, Julie Ann and Kendra Of Oakville visited last week with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Farrish Moffat. —Mr. and Mrs. John Car- ruthers of London visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher of Patrick Street. The Wingham Advance - Times Wingham, Ontario Second Class Mail Registration No. -0821 Return Postage Guaranteed. The Wires Adiamce.rtme,s, Ihurs dsy, Stay 11, LAKELET.:. We would like to congratulate Ron Dickert on the improvement he is making around the village in setting up his camping site. Mr. and. Mrs. Jake Versteeg's baby underwent surgery last week. The area Boy Scouts would like to thank everyone who responded tO their paper drive on Saturday. Stan Dennis of Goderikh spent a few days this week with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Harper. Mrs. Gordon Wright spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Syd Thompson at Wingham. Harold Wallace, Kitchener, spent the weekend at his parents' home. • Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Greenley and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Foerter attended the 35th anniversary dinner at the 4 Aces in Clifford on Sunday for Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Ersman. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Metzger entertained Saturday at a sur- prise party for Miss Marie Mc - Comb's .birthday. Those attend- ing included Mr. and Mrs. Bob McComb and Janice, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Douglas, Richard Dodd, Bob Howitt, Mrs. Marg Gadke and Brenda, Mr. and Mrs. Bill PA'TZ Farah Automation Stable Cleaners SRo Unloaders Cattle Feeders Andrew Bere, RR 4, Clinton 482.7282 rr li.aFison and >1»dr. Metzger of Pallatt 'intim, Ur. and Ms. Ken Pelllett 0111 Wrorteta. and Mr. and Mrs. Laverne ! ' of Corrie. NOW as high as Put your money into our guaranteed invest- ment certificates now paying seven and three quarter per cent interest. 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