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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-03-28, Page 3CP w, b at chew rash A- fet. it it s doofirt b 1Ikit..$ 00401 0040 910. 101000 POW W's OK lexstivs' •V9IYONII CS hll $.ZO d00'i sully #rei -011gu1.. kith ai'•+r the 14 10Sitee were Lori Pardon. Tile rein an- swered a red ►° the four girls of the dub* was "ai: be+llllbabit which ntrib ►tela to your complexion'. Blit' , Miss Won 'Wier of "rlivoham, was present. She demonstrated eleeneleg the face, 'applying, cream, blist on cheeks, 10044 and eye shadow., °All the girls werrtglven j char ay the makenP fly, The girls Were ails► given an o porkmi"! to ( '0 anything .theY wished; . /Ire. Elo t' int . 4 served lune% 'rhe mutt mooting {will be at a1 Lou Mi11$11 'as. borne. A HOME OF'youR OW'N You can awn a horns/ for less theneu think., You Com help build' y .. it and same money. Uso our pions ' or yours Ask about our factory ,built, Self Help Home TRU•CRAFT HOMES, WATERLOO �- aO' . For full information call: Cliff Emmerten Sales Rep. • Point s* R.R. 1', Kincardine. Ontario Offices 395.5020 FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 29 CLINTON LEGION HALL GUEST SPEAKER - ALF HALES M.P. 04 murder linnetsrr �b+er of iluIi farmers have Wetly after the .f and asikod.t : J '.. twits t 11 1 'wa T ' calittinail wiled i+s be ,tnaiwle - Which lei an r on ouetd'. the ket case Tuesday in Murder � of • �*t.' F 7!Mw�)y usedmss' o+f 1�I�r�� �� ��r. 'fes evo Maar# ; , of R, 3, legally -allowed . challenges d 1 w POfli a against women la. A*roma' N ret. 'a true r; Cochrane ' l the , bill IfOnday in Vlod rich against four Allotted ehallenges apinst The jury Mr. 'ter AVIV Vats. ,\ about six weeks aftertheOct .' . et' of Mit, Jane Burton Mc' o n to Martie, , .f HeiaihUflSl ° � .. = �� lfer•naked body was fund Oct. M, o +fan i 5 in an upstairs bedroom of her " Gods l . home. autopsy revealed she • -U .� . $ , f ,' had been strangled and tests a sn o a'th+ona!ed� she . had been sexually . �%� fair;'Keith a�aulted. A Widow, Mrs, Me- ' � � �,,, AUburnt Martie• lived alone. 1 4 41 -year-old .velleetre periic. Vii. F . Rut/edge, Mr. Salter is a former•sheet man was taken to 'Wyk . and, seistlaborell .Douwelly*,, RE Z, metal wQ�rkQr, � • District pry March� 21, , for Auburn, carpenter; ' [t Selection "4f the jury took more. trreatm a►t of in juries t n tsuned in !, Clinton, ,fa ne r;, and 00041011 THIS LOT, across from the Wingham Legion, is The planned Site. of a new 35 -unit. apart - Ment building. It is to be three stories high and will comprise 18 two-bedroom apartments and 17 one -bedroom apartments. Building is supposed to start''as soon as weather permits. (Staff Photo Need Money For competent help with your Mortgage Requirements permanent or interim FARM— COMMERCIAL— RESIDENTIAL Builder and :Home Owner To purchase or renovate, TO consolidate and v' <r, _ rad eJn ohthIy`pa fl lits _ CALL THE PROFESSIONALS ONTAMO:DISCOUNT 160 Wallace Ave. S., Listowel, 2914740 Open Mon. thru Fri., 11 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. After hours or evenings call Bili Ropp 356-2379 Pete Henderson, Kitchener, 579-5705 hitechurch Personal Notes Mrs: Walter Moore was al- dent Miss Merle Wilson. • St. Thomas to celebrate Nancy lowed to return on Monday from Visitors at the home of Mr and McClenaghan's birthday. On the" Wingham and District Hospital. Mrs. Bevin Tiffin oin Tuesday ""' trip home they encountered Congratualtions to Mr. and were Donna Thompson and 'heavy snow squalls making Mrs. Ronald Beecroft of Wing- Deane Leddy of St. Augustine and travelling hazardous. ham on the arrival of a baby little Jason Bateson •of Wingham • There was no church at the daughter, Heather Lynne, at Wingham hospital on March 21, a sister for Shannon and Kevin. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Richardson of Livonia, Michigan, spent a few days last week with Hugh Simla - mon, Mr. and Mrs.. E. W. Bee - to visit with Stephen Tiffin. United Church due to the illness On Friday' Mr, and Mrs. .of Larry King, student preacher. Wallace Milligan, Mary,Lou ,and Mr, and Mrs: Harvey Craig, Clara went to Streetsville where ;;,Johnny and Bobby 'of Wingham they visited with Mr. and .Mrs.. "`visited Monday with his parents, Pat Donnelly and family ands Mr, and Mrs. Dawson Craig. other friends, returning home on. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott, croft and other relatives. While Saturday; Paul, David, Barry and Karen the Richardsons were here many ' Kevin Falconer of . Strathroy visited on Sunday with Mr, and of the relatives on Thursday last spent the holiday week with Mr. Mrs. Norman Stewart and family gathered at the home of Hugh , and Mrs. Robert Mowbray, and of Lambeth. On the return' trip Sinnamon :. Mrs. Phillip Mc- Mr. and Mrs. Alan Falconer and . . home they were accompanied by Milian, Lucknow; Mrs. Stewart family. His mother, Mrs. Angus Miss Ruth Elliott who had com- Forsyth, Walkerton; Mrs. Art Falconer, spent the weekendhere pleted her training at' the hos- Hertel and Robert of Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs. Alan Falconer pital. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sinnamon, and Kevin returned home with Misses Joan and Shirley Tiffin Richard, Wayne and Brock of her. recently attended a Bank of Monkton, Mrs. Murray Wilken, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Parker of Montreal meeting at Hanover. Lisa and Jeffery of Ripley, Mr. 4th concession, Kinloss, were r, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Walker, and Mrs. E. W. Beecroft and Sunday ,�� visitors n with Mr. and -Kimberley and Timothy of Wind - Karen. Mrs. Carman Whytock�and Jack. ,sor visited her parents, Mr. and Little John Wybenga of •Brant- Mrs/ Lorne Durbin spur the -Elmer Kmg from Thursday ati"7t �. L,. f,n. a, u r,..• .�9. i 'd: � .j i `: 4 Pin. 7n .�fi' �1d; �:.3 a. T. .a �. ford spent. a feW days %attt ,week" Weekend in Goderich at the home ; . fi .• with his friends, Gregory and Bill of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Scholtz, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hunter of and family. • London visited Wednesday to Lloyd Murdock visited Satur- Friday with her parents, Mr. and day afternoon at the home of Mr. Mrs. Wallace Conn, and Trevor and Mrs Bill Versteeg and returned home with them. family. Mr. and Mrs. Jim . Ross, Mark On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Carl and Kathy of Kitchener were McClenaghan visited with Mr. 'weekend visitors: with Mr. and and Mrs. Irwin McClenaghan of Mrs. • Russel Ross. Miss Alma Conn of Guelph Uni- versity spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- lace Conn. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan and Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan on the week- end were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moss. of , Plattsville and on Monday and Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin McClenaghan, Nan6y and her friend, Ann Gerber, of St. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tiffin and Mrs. Orville Tiffin were in Lon- don on Tuesday where Mrs. Orville Tiffin interviewed a vascular specialist. During Friday night the high winds Whipped up snow into balls, some = small and oth6r1 quite large, in the yards and fields around our village where the wind could get a good sweep at the snow. It was quite a sight to see all the balls of snow which made one think of a rural school yard when the pupils had been making snow men or having a snowball fight. Many say they had never seen this before. Dave Farrish, who served with the RCAF in 127 Fighter Squad- ron for two years during the war, is invited to attend the 25 -year Legion Service Silver Pin Presentation on Saturday eve- ning at 8:30 p.m. at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall, Listowel. There are 24 to receive pins at this time. We extend congratu- lations to Dave from the com- munity. Paul Laidlaw spent the week- end at his home here and Sunday returned to Guelph University with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mur- dock on their way to Toronto. Gibson. Those' attending the WI District Directors' meeting at Tiverton from Whitechurch were Mrs. Russel McGuire, first vice presi- dent, Bruce South District, Branch � District Director Mrs. George Fisher and Branch Presi- coo oo��°a lute, Is, 1974 T 0 A STA Tschnolo$y of of Applied Arts of tt Yo 1atng valuable sble Conestoga College a tie citiz ton, is p uuande15,000 e �° it is to �� Wellington, s 3t � fu alas Boron, 4 a riot students eau students. t rite ilea tot p girth, Wa Ding to �vs education end • s °f these e' s recent sl .tiff's tiv Co the s sit s eaucsaffected activities by the Co Chaff difficulties ter anis t been adversely t difficulties. ifficult Yes resolving es° tion'al rather i to n° int are l `eking t°ua otganiea solvin8 rssiasnt uceCollege st 1a largely of This problem or s nem t ice . ahtchtionsl guileme lass ars We ea c .1 c 1 College i tit ugh its °f the ilii 9 careers mica f m°te nS study. � rata s, the courses estoga C011sfull.t'ims programs. ros the togress � that it taduatss from tisf i� mit 196s � a are esas t t� fflthe . sna veli s� tion in anal n sts ate ce its. deet out educati there and Colls� rimae to off its ciao tioan►uni it carves . i1 c of f of is r t ©f the voted supe° ./ to nature' are 1pO men better confident onCinuing lege to provide ts community i at sear an f or a eaa the to essur f t tively pr vpa t 4tostu dents fa of We past ,000 thou a e care Anindication ra ° rewar f et ge is it ram sole by C 8 throudm gh the ero ,yir v C�yeiirysn Boar • Botts oGovernors C l � Conestoga A oat" " to sms `imows „ ,w.0•► Tf"-' Denture wearers smile. Ansodent is the denture cleanser that lots you smile with confidence Special whiteners an brighteners clean dentures fast -in minutes without brushing or overnight soaking One capful removes stubborn stains helps keep your moutb4rether, longer anSO ent rt' gives you a lot to smile about. than an hour as Crown.Attorney W: G. Cochrane and defence coutase J. M. , Danneliy�: of Godderich went through the entire' 60 -member petit Jury without agreeing on a 12 -person• piney.. Mr. Justice Thomas G. Zuber admitted, along with Mr. Don= nelly, that it was the first time each had ever encountered such a situation. After consulting legal texts, -the first ,10 of more than 30 prospec— tive jurors asked to "stand aside" by the Crown, were called, in the same order as previously. Attorneys in a jury trial have the option'of accepting, rejecting - Wingham hospital for treatment or asking prospective jurors to of a fractured rib. The injury was "stand aside". Those asked to a result of a load of lumber falling , "stand aside" can be reconsid- on Mr. Tien Pas. He was released, ered. from hospital after treatment. • asnowinoi�ilhrg seems, • Paul Lassaline, RR 4, , Kenneth Weigle, was miner, ;twmo- 1 >" biting on the farm of Alvin James • when he ran intd a, barbed fence on the farm;", property. Mr• Weigle was treated for multiple laterations to his face and later released. Mrs. Margaret Douglas of Wroxeter received treatment March 18, after ;she suffered • spinal injuries in a , fall at her home. Mrs. Douglas was ad; mitted to hospital and is listed in satisfactory condition. On March 19, Albert Ten Pas of RR 2, Wingham was taken to BISSE1I Bissell 'Gemini Carpet Sweeper Angled -bristle twin brushes whisk up dirt coming or going on any floor or carpet surface. Empties at the touch of a button. 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