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WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIME
THEUNIVERSiTYOf V..ESTERHithn'ARI�
EXTENSION CLASSES 1974.1975 )(FOR AINIVERSITY
THE FOLLOWING COURSES WILL OE OFFERED IN THE Alli , AREA
Clinton l
Psychology140 56) Child Develo ment
S . , ....... , .. , ..Tues. Sept. .t. 17P
7:00 ,m.
Sociology 02• 0 (20) Introduction to Sociology , . Tues, Sept, 17 7:00 p.m.
English 138 (38) Canadian Literature and Culture Canteen.r
Thum/Sept.19 7:00 pan. 232 (232) Canada: From Beginningof Fr. Regime to
, Thurs. Sept. 19 7.00 p.m.
Politics 020.(210 Introduction to Political Science Sat, Sept, 21 9:30 a.m,
Politics 130. (30) Canadian Government and Politics Sat. Sept. 21 9.30 a.m.
Classes will meet ,in Central Huron Secondary School.
Godi ich .
Psychology 020 (20) Introduction to Psychology
The class will 'meet in Goderich Psychiatric Hospital, Room K166.
Kincardine
English -024 (24) Forms of Fiction
The class will meet in Kincardine District High School.
Mount Forest
English.024 (24) Forms of Fiction
Sociology 233 (33) Social Psychology
Classes will meet in Mount Forest District High Scbdol.
Walks on
Philosophy
020(20)'Introduction to Philosophy .:.
Psychology 020 (20) introduction to Psychology
Classes will meet in Walkerton .District High School.
Classes Meet For Nineteen Three Hour and Twenty Minute Sessions
Deadline for NEW students applying for admission for the first time and presenting documents is
September 4th. Contact the Office: of the Registrar -Admissions, U.W.O. for an admission ap-
plication form.
Students previously admitted to the University of Western Ontario should register immediately.
There is a late fee of $10.00 for registration after September_ 13th,
Credit course tuition fee is $125.00. The non-credit fee per course is $60.00 and is not refundable.
For further information, or for an Extension Handbook, apply to the Summer School and Exten-
sion Department, U.W.O.. London, N6A 3K7, Ontario.
Wed. Sept. 18 6:00 p.m..
Wed. Sept: 18 6:30 p.m.
Mon, Sept. 16 6:30 p.m.
Tues. Sept. 17 6:30 p.m.
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Cable service
rnay be
available
by year end
Residents of Wingham
have cable television service �..
available to them by the end of
this year. The application of
Wingham Cable TV to serve the
town was approved by the Cana-
dian Radio -Television Corn -
mission early this month.
Raymond Gowdy of Gorrie and
Eric Walden of Kincardine, the
active owners of the company,
hope to start construction of the
system in the near future and
expect to see completion by the
year end. Theactual completion
date will be dependent on avail-
ability of the necessary ma-
terials.
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final arrangements for con-
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In This Area.
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Applications are invited for the installation and
service of this revolutionary altemative to septic
tank systems. The AQUAROBIC SYSTEM, ac-
cepted by The Ontario Ministry of The Environ-
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sewage line. It is a home sewage treatment unit
requiring only a water pressure system and 110
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REQUIREMENTS
The successful appi•,ip nt must:
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Be experienced in and familiar with hip
immediate area
--- Be able to estimate installation costs
accurately
—i- Be financially stable and bondable
— Have a minimum of 600 sq. ft. of secure
warehouse area
RESPONSIBILITIES
The AQUAROBIC representative will
-- Make installations April 15 to October 30
— Perform 4 service checks per year
— Provide 24 hour repair service
— Provide periodic ptimp out of Aeration Tank
BENEFITS
The AQUAROBIC SYSTEM will provide the Ser-
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by an extensive advertising and publib
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-- Training, in the important field of home
sewage treatment
— An exclusive new service to offer to
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MINISTRY OF Natural Resoi rtes . ,emplo Ray
Dei Roches stands°beside one of the Ministr. s vehicles
marked . with the Ministry's ilOW crest. 'The Ministry...
recently opted for a stylized trillium as its crest and 'hast
changed the color of all its new vehicles'from seal green to :a
lighter field green. (Staff Photo)
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EMPLOYEES OF the. Ministry of Natural Resources will be sporting new shoulder
flashes on 'their uniforms from now on. Ray •DesRoches said that after the Minister•
re -organized the Ministry last year the new set of insignia was instituted'. (Staff Photo)
News Items from
AUGUST 1927
Five athletes of the Wingham
High School competed in the
athleticeet at the Goderich
Centennial. Competing with
athletes from Toronto, Kit-
chener, London, Hamilton and
other large centres, the W.H.S.
track team amassed a grand
. total of 34 points. Outstanding
was the victory of Will Taylor in
the high jump, and the sprinting
of Durward Preston in winning
the 100 and 200 yard dashes. The
relay team, consisting of Andrew
Mitchell, David Armstrong,
William Bravi►ley and Durward
Preston, also romped home in
front.
Miss Mary Carr, a recent
graduate of Wingham Business
College, has accepted a position
in Toronto.
Dr. A. Fisher of Stratford,
draws attention to the necessity
for some sort of a path along the
highways where pedestrians can
walk in safety. There is need for
such paths right away, par-
ticularly in the more thickly
populated sections where
pedestrians have now to use the
roads.
J. E. Currie, M.A., and Mrs.
Currie motored to North .Bay this
week before moving to St. Marys
where Mr. Currie has accepted a
postion on the Collegiate staff.
The Wroxeter school is being
painted outside and redecorated
inside. The work will all be done
this week and cleaning done in
time for the school opening.
The choir of the United Church,
Whitechurch, held a miscel-
laneous shower at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. David Farrier in
honor of their only daughter,
Luella, whose marriage to John
Donald Ross took place August
3rd in St. Helens United Church
manse.
Frank Waters has accepted a
positon in Toronto.
Edward Rodger has returned
hOlte from Toronto where he has
been taking a special teachers'
ruse for the past six weeks.
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AUGUST 1939
Compulsory "dimming" of
motor car headlights at a
distance df not less than 500 feet
from oncoming cars is provided
in new lighting regulations which
have gone into effect and which
now form a part of the Highvirey
Traffic Act.
Bill Townsend of town provided
plenty of thrills at the Teeswater
Reunion when he made
parachute jumps from an air-
plane.
Miss Edith Lott, who is spen-
ding her vacation at her home
here, has accepted a position on
the Huntsville teaching staff.
Mayor Crawford, at the Council
meeting held in Wingham,
reported that the town has no
relief recipients at the present
time.
Fanned by a western wind, a
fire completely consumed a barn
on the property of Patrick Kehoe
on the corner of Patrick Street
and Carling Terrace. Sixteen tons
of hay also went up in smoke.
Bert Armstrong has taken over
the Homuth and Bennett Service
Station. He took possession
today.
Drilling operations were
commenced by Fred L. Davidson
on the new waterworks well
located near the weigh scales.
The test well was sunk last year
and it was found that water in
sufficient quantities and of ex-
cellent quality was available in
this location. A pump will be
installed and a suitable building
erected.
The Turnberry Agricultural
Society this year conducted a
Field Crop competition in Erban
Oats. Winner of the competiton
was Robert Coultes of RR 5,
Wingham. Second prize went to
R. and R. Proctor of RR 5,
Brussels, and third to Grant
Wilton, RR 1, Wingham.
Charles Hopper has purchased
the red brick house at the top of
Alfred Street where Wellington
Wilson now resides:
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Traill an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Mary, to Alton Byron
Adams, son of Captain and Mrs.
William J. Adams of Wingham.
AUGUST 1949
The following students of the
Wingham High School have
obtained standing in eight or
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Leaders for the fel '
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and'` Mrs. Alex MaclKviiht
p ► enia Sl and �o.
a
pool OEr
A picnic lunch neo by
all;
A questionnaire .regard
social service clubs ,ib thii s a
was filled out and fo 'ardec
Mrs:. Graham at
Mrs: Bert; Gar�ni ill art
A►la 'Colle8e a St:.>'haair
August.*
remind to b ` dons i
'for the p lion'' H '+ ►4
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The children Ojoyed A',panes
and contests conducted by Unit
Four and all enjoyed a picnic
lunch and an ice cream beat.•
donated by George Hetherington,
more subjects and will be
.awarded the honor graduation
diploma: Jean Adair, James
• Beninger, Ruth Burgman, Grant
Ernest, Hugh, Feagan, Lois
Grasby, Donna Henry, James
Johnston, Alice Laidlaw, Mary
Ross, Margaret Treleaven.
Thomas Lockridge has already
obtained a diploma.
By a vote of 252• to 1188,
ratepayers of Seaforth approved
a $40,000 debenture issue toward
the cost of a Memorial Com-
munity Centre. It is estimated
that the building itself, exclusive
of an artifical ice plant, will cost
upwards of $75,000.
The Board of the Wingham
General Hospital has completed
negotiations for the purchase of
the residence of Ewart Mc-
Pherson, Catherine Street,
situated immediately behind the
hospital. A , residence for the
nurses has been a must for some
time and after a few alterations,
accomodation will be available
for fifteen nurses.
Mrs. Frances Earngey and
Miss Muriel Lambert have
moved to Gorrie from Guelph, to
the Armstrong home.
Miss Grace Weatherhead,
whose marriage ta Eric Walden
of Ripley took place on Saturday,
was the guest of honor at a
shower held in St. Helens.
Work is progressing nicely at
the Howick Township Com-
munity Hall In Gorrie. The floor
has been raised and the basement
floor is being cemented. Prior to
the building of the present hall in
1885, a shoe shop and residence
were located there, owned by
James Perkins.
Approval has been given a
federal grant of more than $24,000
toward the cost of equipping and
operating the Huron County
Health Unit. The unit was
established July 1, with
headquarters in Clinton.
Miss Agnes Butcher, Canadian
pianist now on the faculty of the
Royal Conservatory of Toronto
has been claimed by Europe for
more than 30 concerts in 1950.
Miss Butcher is the daughter of
F. H. Butcher of Hamilton and
formerly a teacher of Greek and
Latin in the Wingham High
School,
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AUGUST 1960
The' graduate nurses of the
Wingham General Hospital had a
farewell barbecue on the hospital
grounds for Mrs. S Hastings
and Mrs. Beryl Davidson, who
are leaving the staff. The are
both moving to Stratford.
Work will commence this week
on the resurfacing of Josephine
Street. Though a completely new
black -top •pavement was put
down last year, the surface of the
roadway failed to Stand up
properly. The coat which is to be
added is expected to seal the new
pavement against -further
damage.
Negotiations have been
completed for the purchase of the
Wingham Manufacturing
Company property on the corner
of Josephine and Albert Streets
as the site of the new retail liquor
store. It is understood that the
present factory building\ will be
removed and a modern retail
store erected in its place.
A new parking area behind the
McDonald Block, is now open to
the public. Owner John P.
McKibbon has Spent a great deal
of time cleaning up the lot and
installing curbing.
Last week a new top layer was
placed on the sidewalk along the
main drag from the Bank of
Commerce to the Howson
Building.
Mrs. Frank Wright has moved
from her farm home -Non Con-
cession 15, Howick, to Bert
Wright's house in Gorrie.
A beautiful communion table
was dedicated at Sunday af-
ternoon service in Knox
Presbyterian Church, Belmore.
It was presented by Rev. T. E.
and Mrs. Kennedy.
Miss Beverly Gaunt of
Whitechurch, who took a course
at the Wells Academyin London,
has a position at the University of
Western Ontario and commences
work the last Of August.
Howard Sherbondy and Harry
Browne were the top winners at
the men's doubles' tournament
sponsored by the local bowling
club. They topped 38 entries and
received the John Hanna Trophy.