The Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-10-10, Page 12Page 2—The Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday. October 10. 1W4
Notes from Whitechurch
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Currie
moved Saturday to their new
home in Wingham.
On Saturday evening Mr, and
Mrs. Walter Moore visited in
Wingham Hospital with his
mother, T4s. Dorothy Moore,
who had the misfortune to fall
last Wednesday breaking her
kneecap. On Thursday she had to
be taken to Wingham Hospital
where she underwent surgery.
On Friday evening fifteen
people gathered at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer to
help their son, Kevin Falconer,
celebrate his birthday, Congrat-
ulations, Kevin, from the com-
munity.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cartledge
and little daughter of Sudbury
were Monday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs: Victor Emerson. Mrs.
Cartledge was the former Sandra
Moore and resided where Walter
Moore now resides.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rintoul
and Gayle on Saturday attended
the registered Hereford dispersal
sale at the Tri -County Sales Barn
between Walkerton and Hanover.
Misses Laurie and Joanne
Colquhoun of Listowel spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Farrish.
Mr. and Mrs. George Miller
and Tiffany of Hamilton, Mr. and
Mrs. John Willis and Jeffery of
Kincardine were weekend
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Caslick and other relatives:
Ellison Edge of Durham was a
Sunday visitor with Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Emerson.
Mir.. and Mrs. Harold Johnston
of . Parkhill visited Sunday with
her brother, Wallace Conn, and
Mrs. Conn. • •
Mrs. Carman' Whytock is a'
patient in Wingham and District
Hospital. The community wishes
her a' very. speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Smith and
family recently moved back to
Whitechurch to the south, duplex
of her father Tom Davidson's
house. The community welcomes
Mr. and Mrs. Smith and family
back to Whitechurch.
Mr. and. Mrs. Dalton Schultz on
Sunday visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis'Schdltz of Clinton and saw
their little: great granddaughter
who, with her ; mother, Mrs.
Dennis Schultz,;, had' just returned
from hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Chisholm of
Milton, and their daughter of
Mississaug wereSunda'
evening visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Emerson.
Joe Tiffin and Don Robertson,
'Wingham, attended the General
Musicians Meeting on Sunday at
Stratford.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Tiffin held a birthday party for
their daughter Joyce of Toront • .
Present for the occasion were
Mr. and Mrs. Bevin Tiffin axe
Stephen, Whiteehuireh; Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Tiffin, Lori ° and
Michael and.lft. Ethel atewa, L
..11 of Winahsim !Wry f°m"l, Vera►
Southampton; Barry Tiffin,
Kitchener; Miss Janet Sleight -
holm and Mrs. Orville Tiffin,
Whitechurch.
Mrs. Gertrude Tiffin of
Wiagharn*peat �y' d
Monday with IwRM} .
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Mrs. malas Conley and Amon
of Wingham 'visited the pan
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Whitechurch W.I. Branch
Directors, Mrs. & Coultas, s, Mrs.
R. Gaunt and *a. James Currie,
have arranged a prove
euchre party for this Thursday
evening, Oct. to, at 8;0 iia the
FINAL DUSTING ---A 1930 Model A Ford deserves some special attention in 1974 and Fred
Moore of Wingham dusts his off after the Howick Fall Fair parade on Saturday. The other
antique cars in the parade also got the same careful attention. (Staff Photo)
EVEN BIKES—A few area youngsters got into the spirit of their fall fair and decorated
bikes to ride in the parade held Saturday;to the, new Howick Community Centre ,,°Str n
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plus earned interest. Buy New Canada
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ever. The Cash bonuspaymentS,havebeen.
increased to produce from September
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HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION EVENING CLASS
Commence Week of Oct. 15 First Monday Class Oct. 21
REGISTRATION.-=- -
1.'All classes will begin during the week of October 14.
2. Advance registration is desirable and may be made by phoning
or visiting the school. -
3. Late registration will be accepted on opening night if class is
not already filled.
CENTRAL HURON
SECONDARY SCHOOL
CLINTON
Telephone 482-3471
Monday Night -
BRIDGE
DECORATIVE TUBE PAINTING (Liquid
Embroidery)
GOURMET COOKING
*STRETCH FABRIC SEWING (Advanced)
*STRETCH FABRIC SEWING (Basic)
TYPEWRITING
UPHOLSTERING
WOMEN'S PHYSICAL FITNESS
Tuesday Night-
ADVANCE SEWING
CRAFTS
GOLF
MACHINE SHOP
*MOTOR .:MECHANICS (Beginners)
TAILORING (at Seaforth D.H.S.)
WELDING
Wednesday Night—
ART
BASIC SEWING
BOOKKEEPING
ELECTRICITY FOR HOMEMAKERS
*HAIRDRESSING
INTERIOR DECORATING
*SMALL ENGINES
WOODWORKING
To Begin .in March—
*GARDENING
*GARDENING (at Seaforth D.H.S.)
* HALF COURSES
4. Classes will be held each week, generally' from 8 to i0 p.m.
5. One ,credit toward a Graduation or Honour, Graduation Diploma
win be allowed for academic courses completed.
6. Other courses will be considered if sufficient interest is shown
and a suitable instructor is available.
F. E. MADILL
SECONDARY SCHOOL
- WINGHAM
Telephone 357-1800
Tuesday Night—
* BRIDGE ' (Beginners)
*CREATIVE COOKING
DECORATIVE TUBE PAINTING (Begin-
ners) (Liquid Embroidery)
*DEFENSIVE DRIVING
FLORAL DESIGN & DECORATION
STRETCH KNIT FABRICS
WELDING
Wednesday Night—
CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH
DECORATIVE TUBE PAINTING (Advanced)
FARM ENGINES
*HAIR DRESSING
HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES
INTERIOR DECORATION & DESIGN
SEWING (General)
TYPING (General)
UPHOLSTERY
WOMEN'S FITNESS
WOODWORKING (General)
To Begin in November (Monday)
*SNOWMOBILES
To Begin in. April (Thursday)—
*GOLF (Beginners - Advanced)
Enrol NOW -- Don't Delay!
If you are interested in any of these courses
you are urged to enrol as soon as . possible.
* HALF COURSES
!hone the Schoo! and
ENR�L Ncourses may have to be can-
celled if insufficient interest is
indicated by enrolment.
GODERICH DISTRICT
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
GODERICH
Telephone 524-7353
',Monday Night-
-ART
BASIC SEWING .
*BEGINNING TYPEWRITING
*CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH
'*ENGLISH:
*ENGLISH: GREAT READING
*GOL
*INTEFRIOR DECORATING
JUDO ---Boys: 7 .8:30; Men: 8:30. 10,
*LADIES' S ORTS NIGHT
*PHOTOGRAPHY
PRACTICAL ELECTRICITY
Tuesday Night—
ADVANCED
SEWING
*BADMINTON
*DRAWING FOR PLEASURE
*NEEDLEWORK (Crewel)
WOODWORKING
Wednesday Nig ht -r -
INTERMEDIATE SEWING
Thursday Night—
*INVESTME NTS
LUDO ---Girls: 7 - 8:30; Men: 8:30.10
To Begirt in January--
*PSYCHOLOGY—Child Development
*SAILING (Basic) *STRETCH SEWING
In February. Begin March—
*PSYCHOLOGY • Business *GARDENING
HALF Omits
-
FEES !-
ull Courses
*Half Courses (10 sessions or fewer)
Grade XIII Course:
Materials Ar projects must be supplied by
Students mint purchase required text books.
,SOUTH HURON
DISTRICT HIGH SCIIOOL
EXETER •-- Telephone 235.0880
MONDAY NIGHT--
' ACCOUNTING (Gr. XIII)
ART
BOOKICXEPING (Beginners - credit)
BOOKKEEPING (Advanced. credit)
CHEMISTRY (.Gr. XIII)
GEOGRAPHY (Gr. XIII) •
TUESDAY NIGHT
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
CONSUMER EDUCATION (credit)
ELECTRONICS • Basic
ENGLISH (Gr. XII)
*FURNITURE. CANING AND
REFINISHING
WEDNESDAY NIGHT—
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING
BIOLOGY' (Gr. XIII)
CAMEO TUBE PAINTING
(Liquid Embroidery)
*COMMUNITY 1'HEATRE WORK-
SHOP
DRAFTING i BLUEPRINT READ.
IN
ELECTRICITY (Advanced)
ELECTRICITY (Basic)
ENGLISH, (Gr. XIII)
*FIRST AID (St. John)
THURSDAY NIGHT--
AUTO
IGHT-..AUTO MECHANICS 341 (credit)
BASIC COMPUTER PROGRAM-
MING (credit)
BEGINNING SPANISH
CERAMICS
DEVELOPMENTAL & SPEED
READING
ENGLISH (Gr. X)
GEOGRAPHY (Gr. X)
HISTORY (Grp' X)
$12.00
7.00
20.0
students.
GERMAN '(fleginners)
*MORAL PROBLEMS IN A Mit,
MISSIVE SOCIETY .
SEWING (Beginners)
TYPING (Beginners) (credit)
TYPING (Advanced) (credit)
*LINGERIE (Knits, Stretch)
MAN IN SOCIETY (Gr. XII)
*MODERN JAZZ DANCING
SQUARE DANCING
WELDING
GENERAL MACHINE a SHOP
INTRODUCTION TO CANADIAN
LAW (cri dlf)
LAW 400' (credit)
MATHEMATICS 450 (credit)
MATHEMATICS (Gr. XIII)
OIL PAINTING
SEWING -2
TAXIDERMY (Beginners)
WOMEN'S PITNE#SS & REC-
REATION
WORLD RELIGIONS (Gr. XII)
HISTORY (Gr. XIII)
JUDO --.Jr. Beginners
JUDO—St. winners
MATHEMATICS (Gr. X)
MENS FITNESS & RECREATION
PHYSICS (Gr. XIII)
SCIENCI ,(Gr. X)
SEWING.3
SHORTHAND (Beginners • credit)
NIGHT TO BE ANNOUNCED -
*GOLF
TO BEGIN IN JANU Y
*BASEBALL FUNDAMENTALS
*INTERIOR DECORATING (Btiginn
nets)
* HALF COURSES
PUNCH (Gr. XII)
*INTERIOR DECORATING (Ate.
MIS S K
* NITS
•