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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-04-18, Page 9. , Ames : Indy, sod Merlon of Guelph,. Mr. and Mi'. .lith, Judith and Leslie of. Mra, � and Sandy of Kingston and Mr. and Afro. Thomas Moy of �'prt°C'r.t spent the Easter weekend with their parents, Mr, anBed efFecfive April 18, 1974 :unada Manpower Centr will be Iocat d. at: 242 ,INKERMAw ST. E. (FIRST FLOO1i1) LISTOWEL, ONT. PHONE NO. 291-2920 • of loY Gray of inns spent the weak with **°and, Mrs. Leonard Jam. Mrll. Leentird Junes, is spend- ing* d-ingal few daft with ' daughter,. MIN Shy Oy of Toronto. Mrs. Ella Ocoee* and Miss Hazel Ybung row on Sunday to their h in Westport after spending a few week, with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anderson. Mr,rind Mrs. Wayne Brown andfar ily ofWingham !and Mr, Alm. tiohn Nixonand family were ager gum on Saturday with Mr. and. Mrs. Leslie Bolt. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Marshall and John of Londvisited on Saturday Wath„ her father, Stanley Cook, Miss Susan;rown of Wingham spent . the weekend with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bolt. Easter visOor0 wIil Mr. and Mrs. Herrn kw* were Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Armstrong of Lon- don, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Reid, Brian, Pamela and Judy of Wing - ham, Mr. and Mrs. James Irwin, Douglas and Jim of Dunnville, Mr. and . Mrs. William Irwin, Sandra and Jeffrey of Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Procter visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Spivey and family of Ingersoll. ,Miss Margaret Curtis is a patient in Wingham and District Hospital. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Coultes were Sher- r, G t, . dam. sena of Bur* IMO was *Wo return to his home on Faiiii* after being a Ott Universit$Howitsit, u. . and M. Maitland and family of Petr, were • weekend visitors with :Mr." and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse, Beverley Edgar visited on the Weekend, with her cousin, Miss Jeanne Edgar. Mrs. Norman Hill and Karen and MIN Wendy Chiswl of Toronto %spent the weekend w the former's parents, 14 and Mrs. Harry McGuire. Mrs. .Eliza l �Shackleto n s n pat;et inW amand Orc Hospital. a Mr. and Mrs.;iAlan:Scott, Briar, David and Kevin•of Barrie spent .. Easter w ekepd with his mother, Mrs. Walter Scott. ` W. F. Shackleton of C called one day last week on Mrs;. Elizabeth , Shackleton and ice. Walter Scott. Mrs. Claire Rainer of Scacborro e.. and Mrs. John McCormack of Orangeville spent the weekend with their mother, Mrs. Clarence Chamney and their father, Mr, Chamney who is a patient in. Wingham and District Hospital. Mr. . and Mrs. Jack Taylor, Trudy and Mark, Mr. and Mrs« Mark Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor, Steven, Kevin and Debbie visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. James Keller of may we express row apprec a. tion tone; and fries for their kind thou wh; Wew in hospital. To all the nurses and Dr. Leahy our smhlre thanks. George and die Tervit - We wish to our sincere thanks and appreciation to rola- lives, neighbors and friends for floral ral r b ., cards, bithhAg and th eaupport in every way during the recent lag of our .sea ' and. brother. Also,, Wil. thanks to Rev. 41. Brush, Moir °y'uneral Home and the ladies of the Molesworth gt. Andrew's Pres- byterian Church.Your sympathy and concern will always be remembered, Rota, Don McConnell and family We would like to take this op- portunity to thank our neighbtyrrs, relatives and `friends for the floral arrangements, contribu- tions to Cancer, Heart and Gideon Bible societies, alb mes- sages of sympathy, in the recent loss of a loving son and; brother, Wayne Sanderson. Special thanks to Rev. LeDrew, ladies _of the Wroxeter United Church, gentle- men who participated in the chores o es. an d ladies es who brought lunch to the house, also Moir's Funeral Home. It was deeply ap- preciated. We would like to thank our re- latives and frierfor their ex- pressions of sympatlw. floral "tri- butes and donations to the Heart Fund in our recent bereavement. Thank -you to Dr, McGregor, Dr. Hanlon and the staff on the second floor of the Wingham and District Hospital. Special thanks to Rev. Passmore, the S. J. Walker Funeral Home and neighbors for the special thoughts of kindness. It was deeply appreciated at the time of our great sorrow. Mrs. Rose Ohm and family I would like to sincerely thank my neighbors, friends and rela- tives for the beautiful flowers, treats and cards while a patient at Wingham and District Hospital and St. Mary's y,s Hospital, Kit- chener. Special thanks to Dr. Leahy, Dr. J. Stephens, Dr. Simpson and the nurses on second floor at each hospital for their excellent care. Since com- ing home, to the VON for their services. Your thoughtfulness will always be appreciated. Mrs. Jack (Gertrude) Wylie We wish to thank all our neigh - Kitchener. bors, relatives and friends for cards, flowers and memorial contributions and tall other acts of kindness following the, loss of our dear daughter and sister. Special _thanks to Rev. Forrest, and the Moir Funeral Home. Your kind- ness will.always be remembered. Irene, Bob and Sharon Brown EXCELLENT SELECTION of hard -to -find compact. automobiles REASONABLY PRICED Iyllnoq alrria ,7rG� x r11a nntt•,)ub ' u.f.,: rt.rc7 73 '1 ASTRE HATCHBACK 2300cc engine, automatic, radio, whiwat,s. wheel trim rings, full custom interior, special sports striping package. Only 2900 miles. Must be seen. LIC. DHH-736 :2995 PONTIAC VENTURA. Sedan. 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering, radio. scarce economy model. LIC. FKB-704 :2395 • yr• . • �,�(.w:•fi Wynn ... r {• iryy. - _ - r r rr� }y,• �l� r r ▪ 14 •.�... .. 4v x1 �• ;� `:{f?far �;.r;f?f rJ���• •1 44.2....-4/4"../••••:•••:: ,•? { �. �rr'Fllr{• '71 MAVERICK 2 door, just 29,000 miles, automatic. radio, whitewalls, 2'tone, hurry for this one LIC. DHE -547 :1995 ' 0DATSUN 5 10 2door, automatic, just 26,000 lady driven miles NO. FKH 199 LIC 1 3 BUICK CENTUR Y Sedan, 350 V-8. automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, res whitewalls, wheel dde ou dings, smaxt dark brown finish. • LIC,DHJ-958 3 Automatic. radio, whitewalls, bronze with beige in- terior. LIC. DHC -406 :3395 ASTRE HATCHBACK :2495 ' DATSUN 1 200 FASTBACK Automatic, radio, lady driver. LIC DHE -120 (1895 '61 '70 1495 FAIRLANE 500_ 2 door hardtop, V-8 automatic, radio, imart local car in above average condition. LIC. DHF -336 $995 VOLKSWAGEN BUS 7 passenger. deluxe trim package, electric rear defogger• whitewalls, just 36,000 miles. Priced hun- dreds of dollars below city price LIC. DHJ-798 $ 1995 LARGE SELECTION OF USED PICKUPS -ALL MAKES McGEE PONTIAC BUICK CADILLAC w. 'HAMILTON ST. G • DER I H. 524-8391 We ' would like to thank our friends, neighbors and relatives for their visits, cards and gifts during ourstay in the hospital. Special thanks to • Rev. G. W. Sach. Many thanks to Dr. Hanlon, Dr. McGregor and the nurses on the second floor. Carol and Susan Adams We wish to express our appre- ciationto all those who remem• - . bered us in' our recent bereave- ment. Earl and Martha Heywood • wpu1d like tb t rank- =our ri ggflb a n 'lsri n+�s� fill. 'the ir' help and kindness at the time of our sale. It was all much appre- ciated. Jack and Beatrice Wickstead Eileen Sanderson and Elaine The husband of the late Edna Simmons wishes to sincerely , friends and neighbors for their expressions of sympathy in the floral tributes' and memorial contributions. Spe- cial thanks to Dr. McGregor, Dr. Hanlon and the nurses in Ward B, and thanks to Father Nolan and Father Dentinger and the ladies of Wroxeter United Church for serving lunch. Harvey Simmons thank relatives I 'would like to thank - my family, friends and neighbois for the cards, flowers and. treats I received during 'my stay in the hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Hanlon, Dr. McGregor and the nurses on second floor. Grace Thompson • Mrs. Heughan and family of the late W. A., Heughan. wish to ex- press their sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbors for the messages of sympathy, floral tributes, charitable dona- tion's and acts of kindness received ,during their.recent be= re verR At.o .Spec a,l -..thanks.: to. Rev: 'K;' 3arcrPads3moi erthe 8 '' A. Currie Funeral Home, Dr. Mc- Gregor, Dr. Hanlon and the nurses in Intensive Care. Your kindness will always be remem- bered. oIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl111111111101111111111111fI111111111111111111111111111 met._ Coming = b a1111111m1111tItII11111111imiuIIIIIIII111111111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIII aiii1tIIIIIIIIIIininiI111111111111 i VARIETY CONCERT Variety concert sponsored by the Whitechurch WI on Friday, April 19 at 8:15 in Whitechurch Hall, featuring minstrel show, skits, dancing, etc. 11-18 DANCE Dance to the music of the Nashville Bound starring Coun- try Wallyy at the Wingham Sportsman Club, April 20, 9 to 1.. 18 years and over. 11-18 MEETING The Auxiliary to Wingham and • District Hospital will meet in the Clinic Building on Monday, April 22 at 2 p.m. Tour of the hospital to follow meeting. 11-18 EUCHRE AND CROKINOLE Euchre and crokinole on Mon- day, April 22 at 8:15 in the Wingham Council Chambers.. Admission 75 cents. Prizes. Lunch. Draw for quilt. Wingham and District Association for the Mentally Retarded. 11-18 PLAY A three -art comedy 'Every- body's Crazy" presented by Lucknow Agricultural Society. Sponsored by the Wingham and District Hospital Recreational Committee, at the Wingham Town Hall on Tuesday. Apri1,23 at 8:30 p.m. Admission: adults $1.50 to be paid at the door. Children under 12 - 75 cents. Everyone welcome. 11-18 CONCERT Belgrave Men's Choir concert With supporting, talent will be held in the East Wawanosh Pub- lic School on Friday and Satur- day, April 19 and 20 at 8 p.m. Tickets will be available at the door. ASTHMA RAZ -MAN OFFER Os too ga.p whoa*, cough with bronchial teimflltt. riot Introductory etlMhtims7 fiat relief, el: workIp Peek of 11AAAMAN, only 250 front Totons 86 tumMtiutd St. E; TorontoOntario MSC IPI RAZ.MAN CAPSULES. $1.75 at drug stens. COLD MEAT SUPPER St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church will hold a cold meat supper on June 7th, 5 = 7 p.m. •PRESENTATION There will bea presentation for Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fraser (Judy Haines) on Saturday, April 27 at 9 p.m. in the Belgrave Women's Institute Hall. Ladies please bring lunch. 18-25 SPEAKER Hear Dr. Ray Corrin, formerly of Wingham, tell of his three months in Bangladesh, in Wing - ham United Church on Monday, April 22 at 8 p.m. Everyone wel- come. Sponsored by Wingham UCW, RUMMAGE SALE Auxiliary to the Wingham and District Hospital is holding .a spring rummage, sale in the Wingham Armouries on Friday, April 26 from 1 to 6 p.m. For pick- ups Thursday, April 25, contact Mrs. W. J. Adams, 357-1853. All articles to be at the armouries April 25 please. Auction at 1:30 p.m. 18-25 GARDEN PARTY Reserve Tuesday, June 25 for the Fordwich United Church Garden Party. BINGO Howick Lions' Bingo will be held on Friday, April 19th, at 8:30 p.m. in Wroxeter Community Hall. Admission $1. 12 Regular games for $10; 2 Share the Wealth; one $25 Special; Jackpot of $105 on 62 calls; Door & Con- solation Prizes. EUCHRE Euchre at St. Paul's Anglican Church on Thursday, April 18 at 8:30 p.m. Prizes. Lunch. Admis- sion 75 cents. SPECIAL SERVICFY Bluevale United Church is holding a special service this Sunday, April 21 at 114:30 a.m. The service is in charge of the "One -Way Sound' group. Every- one welcome. Ameeting l w '� at MAY Gully Recreation on Centre on Wednesday, April 10, of persona Interested promoting ttourism within Slut County. The meet- ing was called by the Maw County Development Officer,. SPS Cummings, to see if there was an ter* by the operators of gist establishments in Via- moting tourism ,poll y. At alae meeting there were 25 people from a crag -section . of °businesses Inr the Bounty, It was geaily conceded that .a need exists for an organization which can promote the visitor industry within the county. A motion was passed approving the formation of a Tourist and Business As- sociation. The groupdecided to land another.m�eeting for the pur- poseelecting an executive. All present members expressed a willingnessto twna.three .e other business people to the next meeting. The main point brought: out . meth*" the meth* concerned "who ah9iildld be hiterested in moll an association". Mr. Currie, a Wingham businessman,reflected that not only hotels, motels, campsites and restaurants should be interested but each small business in each town and village should be interested be- cause of . the extra revenue the ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn of Whitechurch are pleased to an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Alma Ileen, to Mr. A. MacDonald '(Mac)' ' Armstrong, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Arm- stro, RR 2,- Teeswater. The marriage to take place at Chal- mers Presbyterian Church, Whitechurch on May 18 at 4:30 p.m. In Memoriam CLEGHORN: In loving meinory of a .dear daughter, Kimberly Frances Cleghorn, who passed away four years ago on the ninth of April. Take her in Thine arms, dear Lord, And ever let her,be • A messenger of love Bet*een our hearts and Thee. reinembered by - Lynn and Sheryl Ann. ARSCOTT: In loving memory of Mary B. (Cassidy) Arscott born in Eden GroVe, Ontario on Feb- ruary 21, 1913, who passed away in Scarborough General Hospital on Sunday, April 19, 1970. In our hearts your memory Sweetly tender, fond and true. There is not a day, dear mother, That We do not think of you., —SacIly missed by busband Walter and family Brian, Berna- dette, Patricia, Valerie and Andrea King. Coming Events TOURS Write for a free brochure on the following fully escorted tburs de- parting from Mount Forest and points en-royte: June 1-2 days to Cathedral of Tomorrow and Rex Humbard in Akron, Ohio. June 9-2 days to annual Fratikenmuth Bavarian Festival in Michigan. July 2-21 days to Calgary. Stam- pede and Canadian West Coast. July 26 and Aug. 13-4 days to Moosonee via Polar Bear Ex- press also Timmins and Musko- July 27 and ,Aug. 17-3 days to 1000 Islands and Upper Canada Village. July 31-12 da'ys to Maritimes including a full day ocean cruise. Aug. 16-3 days to Jamboree in Wheeling, West Virginia. Fettes Tours and Travel, 323- 1545, Mount Forest. 18-25 TOUR All Star tour Nashville, Tenn May 17 to May 20, priced from $82.00 including transportation via de luxe motor coach, 2 nights excellent accommodhtion, $5.00 reserved seat for the Grand Ole Opry Show. Other tours to Wash- ington, D.C., Wheeling, West Vir- ginia. Come in and pick up a free booklet which tells you all about many All Star Tours. For more information contact ListOwel Travel Bureau, Main Street, Listowel, phone 291-4100. TOURS Advance booking charters. Guaranteed departures to: Lon- don, from $199.00; Amsterdam, from $249.00; Glasgow, from $229. Enquire about our other European destinations. For full particulars contact Listowel Travel Bureau, Main Street, Listowel, phone 2.91-4100. rat army„ ttede to, their stores, further that many through tbe sales of , either directly ndlrY, the visitor - Mr. ,Ctmunhigs emlainedthat the province has faired a South- western Ontario ' Travel Anode - WO. This iiasrod e - U i..This Ansocistion will mote the eight -county comnrising Own, Perth, :Oat, ford, Mate, tambton, Wit, E04n,. the.United States and Cans Areas, to Mae the 500 14 conscious of the advantages of holidat, .. Southwestern Ontario. Thistravel association will 1�.. be , fectivein urn but sbouldbe.in ftp +dation for the 11 test sea- son, This aceto wig have funding from the Ontario govern- ment, buthe explained that a local , �ation will bevre to look for funding their . member -ship . A further meeting No been tal- ledfor $p.m, an *St may. Gully Recreation Centre._MAWS meeting there Will be an election of officers, approval of object- ives, - /` the constitution and by-laws. Wingham moo sem to city !tospital A Wingham map; 2$ -year-o Brian pronkwiight, has been tak- en to a London hospital fOr treat - Ment of injuries he received in a single ear accident on Hwy.' 86 between Vringliam and Bluevale last Friday night. Mr. Cronkwright, who was a passenger in a car driven by Murray Johnston, 21, of Luck - now, was -taken- to' Victoria 'Hos- pital-sin-Ltondiik-with- chest =in- juries. ireis, sikid 'to fie in fair condition. The driver was taken to hos- pital in Wingham suffering from multiple abrasions but was. later released. The OPP have es- timated damages to the Johnston car at $2,000. James Schkeller of Wmghmn escaped injUry when he was in- volved in a single car accident on Huron County Road 7, east of Hwy. 4 in Turnberry Twp. April 12. Police estimate the damages to his car at $175. On Sunday, Rex McClory of RR 1, Ethel was injured in a single car accident on Sideroad 15-16, south of Concession 11-12, Grey Twp. No information as to the ex- tent of his injuries have been rel- eased. Investigating OPP of- ficers have set damages at $800. Ross Cardiff of RR 4, Brussels was taken to Witigham and Dis- trict Hospital after he was in- volved in a two -car collision on Huron Couniy Road 16 at the junction Sideroad 25-26, Morris Twp. April 14. Mr. Cardiff was admitted to hospital with severe chest in- juries and fractured ribs. He is listed in fair condition. The driver of the other car, George Bernard of Clinton, was not injured in the crash. Dam- ages to two cars involved have been estimated at $1,600. The Wingham OPP detach- ment reports that members of its force charged seven people under the Liquor Control Act, laid 15 charges under the Highway Traf- fic Act and charged one person under the Criminal Code. What's new at Huronview? The Invitation To Live crusade team visited the Home on Friday afternoon and held a service in the auditorium. Rev. McWhinnie introduced the team which in- cluded Rev. Marney Patterson, theme speaker; Mrs. Marshall, soloist; Mrs. Mills, pianist and devotional leader for the service. Three new residents, Mrs. Vin- cent, Mrs. Bernard and Mrs. Hoggart were welcomed to the Home and those having birthdays during the week were honored at Monday's activities. Marie Flynn, Norman Speir, Jerry and Terry provided the music with volunteers from the Christian Reformed Church aasisting with wheel chairs. The McQuaid Famly of Sea - forth entertained on Family Night with step dancing, vocal and instrumental numbers.