The Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-05-23, Page 70
Our factory built hones and cottages are
nnIneered for lasting value.
Use our pIar p or yours to design the home of
your choice.
You con help build; it and save money.
Ask about our factorybuilt Self .Help. Homes.
For full information. Canis
Cliff f Emr erfol1,, Sales Representative,
Point Clark, R. R. 1, Kincardine.
Office 395.5020 Home: 395.5544
NOTICE IS ;HEREBY GIVEN
to all persons in possession of lands in any
Municipality in the County of Huron.
In accordance with the Revised Weed Control
Act, 1972, Section 4, 14 and 20 and amendments
thereto, \that unless noxious weeds growing on.
their lands are destroyed by June 15, 1974 and
throughout the season, the Municipality may
enter upon the said lands and have the weeds
destroyed, charging the costs against the land
in taxes, as set out in the Act.
The co-operation of all citizens is solicited.
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THE WINGHAM` KINSMEN; CLUB, recently elected their
executive for nextThee officers will take office
officially ':next Month, The new e
(front row) 1llecutlxe members areAno MeMurray.y McLennan, ' second. Vice president;
Andy • Bridge, president; Garry Robinson, past president
and John Green, first vice president;: (back row) Don
Carter, director; LeRoy Jackson, treasurer;. Larry
McDonald, secretary; Bob 'Crawford, director; *,Garry
Watcher, registrar and Rene Jones,. bulletin editor. Un.
fortunately Dan Mansell, also a director, was absent for this
photo. (Staff Photo)
Personal' otes from Gorne
•
Mrs. Alex Taylor, Mrs. Lorne
Walker, Miss Margaret Dane and -
Mrs. William Wilson of Fordv�rieh
visited Thursday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Duff Bell of Elmira.
Miss Judy Galbraith of London
spent the weekend with her, par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald. Gal,
braith.
Miss Lois Ferguson of SL
Thomas spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Ferguson and on Sunday ac-
companied them to'visit Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn Ferguson of George-
town. ,
Fred Sliarpin is a patient in
Listowel Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Gerald May, Rev. and
Mrs. Harry Jennings of Wroxet-
er, Miss•Edna Lawrence and
Curly Neville of Toronto visited
Mrs. Charles Lawrence in Victor-
ia Hospital, London, on Sunday. a
Scott Galbraith... of Kitchener
and Joesph Galbraith of London
visited over'the Victoria'. Day
weekend with their parents, Mir„
and Mrs: Ken Galbraith.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kidnie of
Alliston visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Miller.. •
Mr. and Mrs. Norman McCully
of St. Marys visited last Monday
with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Farrish. The former was a room
and classmate of Mr. Farrish at
the OAC. Guelph' in 1924.
Mrs: Frank Earls of London
visited at the homes of Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Miller and Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Mundell of
Wingham over the Victoria Day
Weekend.
Mrs. A. L. Stephens, Mrs. Cecil
Grainger and Mrs. Alvin:
Grainger attended the grade
tion of Mrs. Michael Grainger at,
r-- spent Tuesday with -Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Wilson of Oakville.
Miss Kathy Powell of Montreal
and Mr. and Mrs. Brian Elliot of
Kitchener spent the weekend
with -Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Powell.
Mrs. N. Hutchison of Moles-
worth is spending a few days with
Mrs. John Strong. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Burke of Woodstock and
Mr. Stanley'Edgar of Molesworth
visited Sunday .at the same. home.
Mrs. Wilford King is a patient
in . Wingham and District
Hospital.
Mr. and M�s . Jack Edgar,
Brian. and Karen' of Georgetown
Mrs. Thomas' MacDonald spent
the Wilfrid Laurier University,
a .few days with friends in Lon- with honors in music.
don. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gray:
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61st ANNIVERSARY SALE
OFFERING YOU THE YEAR'S GREATEST VALUES IN HOME FURNISHING
SAVINGS YOU JUST CAN'T BEAT. LOW SALE PRICES �$
SALE STARTS THURSDAY, MAY 23
Open Thursday and Friday Nights
DAY IN AND DAY OUT CURRIE'S FURNITURE ENDEAVORS TO BRING YOU THE FINEST IN HOME
FURNISHINGS: VALUES. THAT FEATURE NOT ONLY THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE BUT ALSO
THE GUARANTEE THAT COMES FROM THE LEADING MANUFACTURERS WHOSE NAMES YOU
HAVE COME TO KNOW AND TRUST.
ELECTROHOME - 4 PC. SPANISH BEDROOM
SUITE: The elegance of Spanish design at a
GREAT LOW PRICE. Large 68 inch triple
dresser with 9 drawers and framed vertical.
mirror. Large armoire and beautiful match-
ing 54/60 inch headboard and steel frame all
finished in hearth brown.
Value $599.95
LOWEST PRICE '469.
5 PC. BEDROOM SUITE finished in pecan with
triple dresser, door chest, night table, head-
board, steel frame.
Reg. $439.00 - s
SALE PRICE. e
SAVE ON A 2 PC. SKLAR CHESTERFIELD
This beautifully styled sofa and chair are
covered in rich velvet fabric, in either gold or
green colors. Pillow backs and wrapped
cush(ons for added comfort, complete with
arm caps, spring edge fronts and covered
decks.
Reg;. $659.00
$
SALE PRICE 439.
SAVE ON 7 PC. DINING ROOM SUITE
Solid maple and finished in a warm salem
maple finish. Consists of buffet, matching
hutch, oval extension table, and four side
chairs. Reg. $679.00
$629.
SALE PRICE
SAVE ON 5 PC KITCHEN SUITE
4 swivel chairs, Targe table finished in
chrome: Reg. $239.00.
SALE PRICE $ 159.
We have many more suites at similar savings
SET OF LIVING ROOM TABLES
Deeply sculptured simulated carvings are
genuine pecan veneer. The warmth and
depth of the finish compliments the mellow
lustre of the b old and handsome hardware.
END COMMODE - $89.95 SET OF THREE
COFFEE TABLE • $99.95
HEX DRUM - $129.95
f249.
SAVINGS UP TO 40% ON MANY OTHER TABLES
VISIT CURRIE'S SLEEP CENTRE AND LET THEM
TELL YOU' WHY• THEY BELIEVE SEALY
POSTURPEDIC IS YOUR BEST BUY. Cash in on
a $15.60 trade-in allowance on a new Sealy
Posturpedic mattress and box spring. Sealy
bed units complete with mattress, box spring,
head board, and set of legs.
stiA95
Special CY
Other Sealy mattresses, all sizes on sale
FROM
SS995
Easy Budget Terms -Free Storage, and Delivery
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ii.evaI. Personal,
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ammo aro/ went
Sunday with Mr. mod Mrs. Joe
Waw and family,
Chatham,and Mrs. sili _ou
visited 41kirieg the weak
With Mr, and Mrs. G i'.
Weekendvii flag.
borne were Jack and
.gym of Ham.
. and Mrs. From Ilaugh
and; Eileen with
Mr. and Mrs. If** Newton,
Miclutel Sunday
sandy with v� wit' ., and
Mrs, Fraser Haugh andEileen
were ,ice. and Mrs.
ITi1 on, Get. Lir% and Andrei of
loo+don
BFrr �'".'7^ . JJack l Dianne
,/.wenrusaeli t- *Way .
and Aim, oro on Hall.
Vhitechu,
stiiidiyvision* tl�. „
a,
Mrs, ' Neil, Riintoul'and Steven of
West Wawanosh Wim. Mr; and
Mrs. Gordon Campbell, Tonto;
Mr, and Mrs:Harry_Goteskieand
Michelle, KitcIh nee Mrs. Dave
oberholzer and Jeffery, W ,.
ham,while Mr, :;O o was
on a fialling trip to .Sturgeon
Falls; Mr, and Mrs. ;Leonard
Mm. Ma�k'.��ve,-' Mr. and
;
ardiff,
Mr. aptl Jars ��
uprch, '
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Visiting 'on the weekend with
Mr.Betty
. - Mrs. Tom lits}. 3et
Mr. and. Km Faroe
and Z11000 visited ce
with Mr. and Ws, West Nom"
Mae ancl Desna.
Mr *s.. J. J. ' .-
teived ward *atMr..0001 SM.
Bradley being Ind
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nth
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spent the weekend at the, borne of ch
Mrs. Alex Edgar.
Douglas 'Whitfield of Calgary is
Anniversary service . �. be
held june 9 at Ogled Vionrels
herewith 40. Viloytack of 'Illy*
e�e 4o `serer at li atm.
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and Bpm/ d^ A
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Mr. and Mr.
;family of foci j Som -
day
e�vwd. mod
Mrs, Dave Gibb M y:
spent s*w'.Inst Week *well Woo*
Kites r� d at
_ ch they ,e -there;
Mr . * M�Mr .'G� p
of Toronto and.Mr. " rs.
Harry Gutoll % miehldle
Kitchener spent. ; the' holiday
weekend with their parents, . .
and Mrs. Bill: Rintoul.
spending the week with Mr. and and Tom were Mr':: °and 'Mrs.
Mrs. Robert Strong. Mack :Inglis ,of Highgate.
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Clark of
Wroxeter visited Sunday with
Mrs. Gordon Underwood,
George Brown and Cecil
Kinnee were at Dpnkirk, N.Y., on
Saturday.
Mrs. George Hubbard and Mrs..
Oliver Hubbard of Clifford, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Simmons of Ford-
wich and Mrs. Maitland Porter of
Chiliwack, B.C., visited Sunday
with Mrs. Burton Hubbard.
OPP investigateq
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer
and Kevin of Strathroy, spent the
holiday weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Alan Falconer and family.
Grant Capern of Sarnia spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Mowbray.
Mr. and Mrs.. George Tiffin of
Lucknow were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell McGuire
spent the weekend in- Toronto
where they attended the wedding
of his nephew, George Reid, and
visited their son, Lee McGuire,
Mrs.. McGuire and family.
no injury •mishaps Belmore
Wingham 'OPP detachment
fiver t""'' "==r hands full la
than
of- 'Eight hundred dollars damage Attending the wedding of Val-
erie Fortune to William Liddell
last Friday ' evening in ,.Elmira
were Mr,,,,and :Mrs: ‘Geolgeief
fee. ,
at . was sustained by Mr. Hertel's
en car:h
•
'acciden,
rig inveitigation.
On May 13, Thomas" Cardiff
was involved in a single car mis-
hap on Sideroad 5-6, north of Con-
cession 15:16 in Grey Twp,
Damages to the vehicle were es-
timated at $75.
A Walkerton woman, Janet
Wittman, escaped injury May 13,
in a'.single car. accident on bounty
Road 28, south of Concession 16-17
in Howick. Twp. Damages in that
mishap were set at $2,000.
Aaron Kuepfer of RR 2, -Blue-
vale and Mary Thomas of Brus-
sels were involved in a two car
collision on May 15. The accident
occurred on Huron County Road
12, north of Concession 5-6 in
Grey Twp. Total damages in the
collision were set at $1,000.
On May 15, David Dunbar of
RR:' 1 Belgrave and Raymond
McNichol of RR 2, Blyth were in-
volved in a two car collision on
Hwy. 4 south of the Maitland
River Bridge in East Wawanosh
Twp. The dainage total was set at
$2,000.
On Saturday May 18, Melville
Hertel of Harrow was.. travelling
on Hw1
y. 4 when he .was involved
in a hit and run accident. An un-
known driver ran into the back of
Mr. Hertel'1
s car and then sped
from the scene of the accident.
Sunday Helen C urrie of ER
3, Wingham and Harry Datema
of RR 1, Aylmer, were involved in
a collision on Hwy. 86, west of the
Junction of Turnberry Twp. Road
in East Wawanosh Twp. There
were $700 damages in the two car
collision.
Douglas Small of Dublin and
Fred Meier of RR 4, Brussels,
were involved ina two car col-
lision in the Village of Blyth on
Sunday. There was a total of $400
damage to the vehicles involved.
The OPP detachment also re- -
ports that ,its , officers laid i5
charges tinder the Liquor Control
Act, 21 charges under the High-
way Traffic Act and conducted 21
other investigations.
Weeklyeuc r e
BELGRAVE — The weekly'
euchre party was held Wed-
nesday with nine tables in play.
High prizes were won by Mrs,
Lula Kerr and Ab Bacon. Prizes
for low scores went to Mrs. Pearl
Wheeler. and William Taylor.
Winners of novelty prizes were
Mrs. George (Brewer and Gordon h
Murray.
mg dead
bum;not fires offer,et ale-
to tlso.e
been announced ;byBevaiie..
'
non -aper thig model of theamall4i
given a
elst Beltone' aid
utely everfr ma.to aby '
ne rill '
'
requesting rfor this free model,1 .`'
it is not a. real bearing aid, butt
will show you' how -tiny r
help can be. The actual aid Wet*
less thap, a third of an owe, sad'.
it's all at ear level, in one
No wires lead from body to head. ,
These models are free, so write
for ;.yours : pow. Thousands. have
already been mailed. so write
todaY t9
t•o
trohics tit 'calm
i
- ropolitan Blvd,,,E'
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Darling
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Walker of Belgrave.
Visiting during the weekend
with Tom Darling were Miss
Isabel . Darling •of Kitchener,,. Mr.
and Mrs. Art Carter. and family of
London and Mr. and Mrs. John
Tvler of St. Marys.
Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Johann
visited' Sunday with Mrs.. Otto
'Johann and Mr. and' Mrs. Allan
Loucks in Chatsworth.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Renwick,
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Douglas, Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Horton, John
Newans, Lorne Baird and Jack-
son Dunkin spent some time.
recently in Nashville, Tennessee.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Newans
visited Sunday with Miss Marion
Simpson of Brookhaven.
Mrs. Vera Will of Leamington
is spending a few weeks at the
home . of her daughter, Mrs.
Walter Renwick, and Mr. Ren-
wick.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Renwick
and family attended the Huron
County 4-H club -lamb barbecue
eld at Londesboro Friday even -
ng.
SIX PATROLS FROM the Wingham Scout Troop left town Friday night to take part in the
Second Annual Oshawa District Invitational Camporee. The campgree officials expect a
turnout of about 700 Canadian Scouts and 200 Amfrican participants. Each patrol will
compete as a separate unit in the hopes of taking home the coveted camporee shield.
(Staff Photo)
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Shrinks Piles •
Exclusive healing substance
proven to shrink hemorrhoids and
repair damaged tisane.
A renowned research institutc has
found a unique healing substance
with the ability to shrink hemor-
rhoids painlessly. It relieves itching
anal discomfort in . minutes and
speeds up healing of the injured,
inflamed tissue.
In case after case, while gently
relieving pain, actual reduction
(shrinkage) took place.
Most important of all—results
were so thorough that this improve-
ment was maintained over a period ,
of many months.
All this was accomplished with a
healii.g substance (Bio -Dyne) which
quickly helps heal injured cells and
stimulates growth of new tissue.
Now Bio -Dyne is offered in oint-
ment and suppository form called
l'reparntion H. Ask for it at all drug
stores. Satisfaction or your money
refunded.
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