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la be' held at
On Saturday
Movestber2 for Mr. and
VIM wholost their pos-
fipieat, ,Donations may
at 'Wingham Legion,
WY Cleaners, and
"leel rug Store. In White—
` P'arrish's Store and
Sirs B.P. Music by Tiffin's Or-
;, 1, veryone welcome.
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SWORE
Euchre party every Tuesday at
Sowed Heart Church Parish
04411:30 p.m. rrb
‘PMETING
Mothers' Auxiliary la Wise -
ham
> -
Moor Ham' nil wet
Monday ems, Nom 4 at
11:30 prat. at the Wiegbasa Amok
VARIETY COMf
Variety c std
Whitecburck Wifrthe
nity Ilall oft IFtidat, Novest mr
at 8:15 p, /teas MAL C101..
dRet under 12„ SO wets.
RINGO
Ilowicit Mire Bs walk be
beld en Friday, November > t at
11:30 p.m. in Woozier Canals-
" trity aleAdmission$L11 -
la game. for Pik, Ie S *e
Wealth; one $2S Special; Jackpot
of OS en 611 calls; deer le eassela-
tprizes.
RECEPTION ..
TOere will be e► recepbo. to for
Mr. and 1
(Nancy ) in Sinevale
Hall, November 1. Fes: (k'-
cl>tra playing. Lades,please
..
lunch.
RECEPTION
Reception for Mr. and ',Mrs.
Alex Blair* Belgrave WIf ;Halton
Saturday,: Nov. 2. Music.supplied
- ' he Alley, Cats. Ladies please
•g lun h, Everyone welcome.
NIVERSAIty
ngham United.
vest, Suin►da
. Services at; 11
• Guest .
Hestof
aVe'
Ce, :
SERVICES
Church 111th'
►y . uNovembaer
4 0., and- 7:3o
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RURAL (MILER'S
CARD PARTY
The rural curlers will hold their
card party and Qq anizat1onaal
meeting on Tuesday, November S
at 3:30 p.m. in Belgrave. Arena.
Ladies bring. n►dwie; .
E • eryone. welcome.
RING
Blyth Lions ,Club Saturday
night bingo at 4:3O p.m. in Blyth
Memorial Hall, Jackpot $150 on
69 calls. Share the wealth and
regular pxne s. rrb
eirIMERs
(ltd pros WI beginners, alt
paw& in and around Hewlett
Zona **rioted in curling
will b wileatned at the °Wool-
phew , eebet held id the new
Rim" C' tCestre`es
**dos smosisig, KW. 4 at 7:45
par.. onatile le attend that
*moatone if the
itilissobic aid RisKst year name
*Jot ILItitir Mar" Stuart
DeoglOgs, Dew ilesibm, Dove
Dec.
DIME
Teta arm inalted fro a dance in
banana Aixand Jena Neti ry's
250itainekossers en Ftiday, No -
%mbar a at R ,Fan, is 'ave'
WI ice. Musk by the Blenders.
Limb provided. No gifts please.
VICE
The manual LWL 462 church
service will be held on 'Sunday,
November 3, 19715 '4 in Knox United
am*. Berave at 11 a.m. All
mks welcome.
MULVEY, n Groves MOMOrial
Hospital, Fergus, on Sunday,
,Qctober 27, ;. Gort.lon Mulvey,
in his 70th year. Beloved,hua--
band of the fore' Edith Mot..
calf% father of Jack and Jim
of Fergus, Bob -of WilipeN
Mrs. Den (Sadie) Watson of
Feratis, 1 . Jack (Abna) ..
Goodall of Winghatn and Mme.
David (Linda) Sinclair of Fer-
gus. There are three brothers,
Berry of RE 1, Wroxeter, Mur-
ray of Western Canada, and.
Stewart of London, andel* OS.
ter. Mrs. David (Helen l Pattie
of RR: 2, Wingharn. Funeral
service was held ., yesterday
(Wednesday) in Fergus within.
to rment in Wroxeter Cemetery,
MOORE- .Suddenly at the
Groves Memorial Community
Hospital, Fes, on . Sunday, ,.
October 13, Beverley ' George
Moore of 87 Water Street,. Elora'
in his 68th year. Beloved hus-
band of Mary M. ,Alen, dear
father of James Mian of Toron-
to; beloved grandfather of
Caroline and Joanne; dear
brother of Wiliiain of London,
Flossie of Windsor and Mrs.
Grant (Margaret) Truswell of
Detroit. Mr. Moore rested at
the John Thompson and Son
Funeral Home, 160 St. David
St. N., Fergus, where funeral
service was conducted on Wed-
nesday, October 16, at 2 p.m.
• Interment followed hi Elora
Cemetery. Mr. Moore was a
former employee of the 'reran -
to Dominion Bank in Wingham
and former manager of
Domin-
ion Auto Transit in
Chatham.
We would like to thank Sainrise
Dairy for the beautiful floral jar-
rangement we received on .our,
opening day.
Becker's Milk Store
we would like to thank our
neighbors and friends for -the,
lovely presents given to us at the
community shower in Be'lgrave
Special thanks to our neighbors
who arranged the shower.
Joyce and Doug
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For DettaiIS See
LIsTOWEL `(RAVEL BUREAU --� 29141 oo
F WINGHAM
1974 TAXES
The second Instalment -of Town of Wingham
1974 taxes are due on or before
• NOVEMBER 15, 1974
A penalty`of 1% par month will be added to
, all instalments in default •
WILLIAM RENWICK.
Clirk-Treasurer
NOM1NATIONS
tOWN OF WINGHAM
Take notice that nominations will be received at the Clerk's
Office; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. from November 7, 1974 to November
12, 1974 for the office of Mayor, Reeve, Deputy -Reeve, Six
Councillors, two Public Utilities Commissioners, and one trus-
tee for Huron County Board of Education.
Nomination forms are available at the clerk's office.
Any candidate who qualifies has until 5 p.m. November 13
to withdraw his name from any office.
If an election is required it will be held on Monday, Decem-
ber 2, 1974 and Advance Poll will be held on Saturday, Novem-
b4r23 from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 o'clock in the afternoon in Wing -
ham Town Hall.
WILLIAM RENWICK,
Returning Officer.
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MORRIS TOWNSHIP
Municipal Nominations
Notice is hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the
Township of Morris that the period during which nomination
papers may be filed in the office of the Clerk for the purpose of
municipal elections will commend on NOVEMBER 7 and close
on NOVIAASER 12 et 4 p.m. for nominating portions for the
positioris of Reeve, DeputrR.eve and three Councillors for the
years 1975 and 1976.
Cha required nomination forms may be obtained from the
Clerk and must be completed and filed by the above deadline.
HELEN O. MARTIN, Clerk
Realgreaire, Ontario
I would like to sincerely thank
allmy friends and neighbors for
the flowers, cards and get -well
messages while a patient m
Wingham• and District Hospital^
and Victoria . Hospital, London.
Special mention tfftev, R. Arm-
strong, :Dr. Leahy and the nurses
on mond floor.
Mrs. Anine Tervit
l would like to. thank all MY
friends relatives. and neighbors.
f ci/TAItagift0 Mcilfkilivers
-.w 1e 1 was a pationidin victoria
.Hospital, London, ,
;larleneJamieson
I would like to express my ap-
preciation to my friends and
neighbors, also to all theem-
ployees at Royal, Homes Limited
for their kindness and words of
sympathy extended to me and, the
children during the loss of a dear
husband and father.
. Mrs. Eileen Louwe
I would like to thank Dr. Han-
lon, nurses and staff of 'gingham
and District Hospital for their
kindness and care. Thanks also to
Rev. Forrest and friends for their
visits and cards.
Wallace Gibson
I would like to say a sincere
thank=you to the nurses on second
floor at Wingham and District
Hospital for the wonderful care I
received while a patient there.
Also'to my friends and neighbors
for cards, gifts and visits. Special
thanks to Dr. McGregor and Rev.
Passmore.
Hazel Heughan
The. Belgrave Community Cen-
tre Board of Trustees extend sin-
cere thanks to all those who,
through their untiring efforts,
made the annual turkey supper
another huge success.
A sincere thank -you to all my
neighbors and friends who
remembered me with cards, let-
ters and gifts while a patient in
Wingham and District Hospital.
A special thanks to the nurses in
Icti, also Rev. Charles McCar-
roll, Dr. McGregor and Dr. Han-
lon.
Margaret Dunbar
Thanks to all our friends and
neighbors for cards and gifts on
the occasion of our 25th wedding
anniversary. Also . thank -you to
everyone who attended the recep-
tion and dance and. made it a
happy occasion.
Gerry a Lloyd
appell
GORRIE
Mrs. Charles Lawrence is a
patient in Wingham and District
Hospital.
Birks Robertson of Teeswater
visited Mrs. Glad Edgar on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Lorne Walker is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. James Walker of
Brampton.
Clark llyndman underwent an
append ctorny in Wingham and
District Hospital on Tuesday.
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CHADWICKAt V
Oil, London,.
October 2,' oto
Chadwtek of
oad, tauk n, b'1
Daughter of the late ,
Mrs. Ben Naylor of Iral!''a-
wanoslh, Beloved wife if` the
late Arnold Chadwick. Dear
step -mother or Mrs. Al "Mel -
ma) terry of a,
�iP of London, t �. of
Fontana, California, a
Alliston. Also three
leen. The late Mrs,
rted at the Millard :
Funeral Hone, 00 Ridoi t illtreet
South, London, after
Wednesday. Funeral al ee
will be conducted in t1
on Friday, November 1 at 130
p:m. with Rev, J. Jenni005 of
Qakridge Presbyterian Clach
officiating. Interment Wirt
Pleasant Cemetery,
SKIh1hT•*,-.At tele Wit ai and
District Hospital on Today,
October 22, to Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Skiinn, Winghain, itt eon.
BENNETT—At the Wing.. am
and: District Hospital enn:'Wed-
nesday, October 23, to Mrs. and
Mrs. Ronald Bennett, 11,R 1,
Gorrie, a son.
HUMPHREY--At the. Wingham
and District - Hospital on
Friday, October ,255,1 to Mr.
and ; Mrs. Robert , Humphrey,
Lucknow, a son.
NP THERY,-At the; Win., ham
nd Dist
riC
t�Hos i
t
el
og.
Su
n-
day, October 27, to , Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Nethery, RRA 4,
Bruels,.:a son. -
AirrEMIiliK-*-At the Win 'am
and District Hospital on Mon-
day, (toter 28, to Mr, ,and
Mrs. Hank liartemink, RR 5,
Lucknow, a son.
DOUGLAS—Happiness -is; the
safe arrival of a new son. Jason
Douglas . was bore to Lee" and
Sue Smith at Henderson''Gen-
eral' Hospital, Hamilton On-
Oc-tober 16, 1974. Proud grand -
4
parrenti are ' Mr. and Mrs.
Reynolds, Wingham and 'Mrs.
Douglas Smith, Tillsonbur
BAKER—In, St. Joseph's ,Rosin- :
be r
tel.,: L15, ondtoon, Miron.and Tuiesday,J .t; toes -
Mme:
B.9k4er a Ruth„R. eeaf 40n
don, a son, Mark ,,!;.f
NEW KINSMAN Ralph Harrison was given his iKin Kit and
is i`last week and formally welcomed to the W n , `- ar na.:_Club.
P i 9h.
Deputy-` • Governor `Wayne Lamb Made the presentation
Ralphhalfhough officially a member of tha.,club nowq'has
one more hurdle to complete this year , the "Infamous”
Kinsmen initiation ceremony . t . '(Staff ,Photo) A
, •
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Carson DeUriltan Of Cambridge -Preston,
andPeggyof Brockville spent the Mr. and. Mil. Bev, Wears, Pal-
weekend with Mr. and Mrs, inerston,F visite�d�}'at''the home of
Richa ' M . an .,` Mrs. "ArF' i
Rich 1'd` Ga " d ch1,
: . teen � � Miller,
Miss Linda. Clays and Mrs. Lou Mr.' :and Mrs. Ivan Haskins
Shoebottam, Snsan,, ,Sarah, and attended the, Children's Aid
Sam of. London and lis. Eliza-
beth MeBurney of Owen Sound
visited Mrs, Thomas MacDonald.
Dr. and Mrs. Aler,MacIntyre of,
Vancouver visited Wednesday.
with Mr. and Mrs. William A, Douglas. Ferguson of.. Aeton and
Smith. Mr, . and :Mrs. Larry Pellett of
Mrs Webster Jacklin of Te+ water(visited Sunday at the
■T- iistowel spent a few dayswith.... same home. .:.:�,..
Mr. and Mrs. Georgee BrOwn. Mr. Mr, -and Mrs. Everett Sperling
and Mrs. Roy Hastings of Guthrie, of Goderich visited over the
visited Sunday at the same home, weekend with Mr. and Mrs
Ed Gilmer, . George Inglis and Melvin. Gregg.
William A, Smith attended the 1st
' World War Veterans of Huron
County reunion held in Exeter on
Saturday. .
banquet held Thursday at the
Legion Hall in Bssels,
:Mr. andMrs. Roy Burchill of
Goderich :'visited.. Robert Fer-
.guso n,on Saturday; Mr. and Mrs.
CALLAN—At Mount Siiaa fIesi-
tal- on October 26, to Mr; dnd
Mrs. Dennis Callan `(Irian:
Luby), , of Willowdale, a son,
Shawn Jonathan Warren. First,
grandson for 'Mr. 'and ` Mrs.
John , I,uby of Hamilton and
Mr. and' Mrs. Warren Callan
of Wingham. .
' VILSON—On October 5, 1974 at
-Branson Hospital, Downsview,
Jason George arrived, a son for
Rick and Helen (Garbe$).
Baby, parents - and grand-
parents are doing well.
Corrie
Mrsa.John Strong, Mrs. Charles
Finlay, Mrs. Glad Edgar and
Wellesley Strong were guests at
the Nickel-Wattam wedding at
Belgrave on Saturday.
Alex Graham, William A.
Smith and George Inglis attended
the District "C" Convention at
Stratford on Sunday.
Gary Gray of St. John's, New-
foundland spent a few days with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Gray.
Mrs. Bower Parrish an Mrs.
Tleresa 'IKentiedyf of North Bay
pent ai . coumple of days v ith
0ver on.
• and Mr$ Beverley Strachan :and
Scott of . Listowel and ` Mr. and
• Mrs. Harry Holmes of Moles-
worth` were Sunday visitors of
Mrs.' Albert? Dustow. Woodrow
Dustily of 'Toronto spent the
weekend at, the same home.
Mr. and !Vire. Angus Smith and
Duane of London, Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Smith, Gwen and Alex Jr. of
St. Marys visited Mr. find Mrs.
William Smith on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Keil
attended the Poultry Convention
in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson,
„Fordwich visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson.
Miss Lois Ferguson of
Kingston, Mr. -and 'and Mrs. Alex
Jeffrey and children of Denfield
'and Mrs. William Giles of Lam-
iLeth, Mr. and Mrs. Roland
Ballagh, Wingham, were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dane,
Laurel and Shauna and Mrs.
Melville Taylor of Brussels spent
the last weekend with Barry
Dane of Kilmer, Que.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Miller and
family 'of Sudbury, Mrs, Toleda
DEPUTY DISTRICT Goverl0r Wayne Lamb of Shelburne
was a guest at last week's retgulat Kinsmen's meeting. The
deputy governor had the pleasant duty of presenting last'
year's Wingham club pre skjerit, Gary Robinson, ,with tt
service plaque. Gary now sits Ort the Kinsmen Zone execu-
tive for the area. (Staff Photo)
140 is hersiby given'l thea p 'R
TwoomehiPs of Grey *rod Morris end ties VUo
incompllerice with The *mid* Election" Ad, i9
period for note in the said Tow n h1p' of Gray
period front
'moo" PIQVIMIllti*
untilfit
'DAY, 0100410111 11.197'4
tit S o'clock *the afternoon,
for the pu of norninotin9 fit o prOper person*
offices of two me to the Huron County V 111
bean
Tonsbip. oi
Notice is hereby 'given to the, .Municipal. Electors- of,
TOWNSHIP -OP it T`WAWANOSII in the Counter of Hu ran,•that,
the .:eriod.during whichnomination pap.rss may ho filed tn. the ,.
offs: ,sof the clerk for the, P�urposee Of imuniclpal *fictions s .will
corrrmenc. on NOVEMREll 70. 19744 of the hour ofs' 'a.m. o'
clock, and dost ori NOVEMIER 1204 1971, .at this hour, "r. o"
clock for the purpose of nominating fit ands:proper `parsers `fob;:
the offico(s) of
o
for th. TOWNSHIP OF EAS1''#IVAWAiVH#ot Which all'�e11lcltcri•s
are hereby .required to take notice and 'govern. heitts+irly es „
occordingl w and further take notice that the manner in' which,
stlid nominations shall'.be.filod Is set forth, in section 341.01/011,
MUNICIPAL.ELECTIt NS ACT..
.If a greater `nitimber� of candidates than required to"1111 the.
said offices, are nominated and make' the required declare.
tions,. 'notice of the time fol •thele: holding of the ,, ilk.including
P
the advance W�l. and notice of the "iasirday� for making appllcq-'
ktions fora certiticoi•'to.vot• by proxy Will + . be giv forthwith
Given under iri " hand this-S1st daY of Octab.r, 1974.
WINONA THOMPSON.'
Returning Mau,.
in every
When it comes to.offering.specialized financial services to
farmers, Al Pacey, Manager of Lucknow's Royal Bank, is as
comfortable doing business in your kitchen as he'is in his
own office. (More often than.y,.ou'd think, the farm kitchen its
the best place to get Al's banking expertise full •
concentrated on helping yon achieve a worthwhile _ ro ect.)
What's more -and this is important -Al Paceyi has the full.
facilities and expertise of our Agricultural and Credit
,Departments to ,back him up. In addition to .Farmp lan
Credit & Counselling he can tell you how
to protect your farm and family with
Farmplan Creditor Life Insurance.
We'dlike you( to give Al a call, to see just
how effectively he can use his experience
amid judgment to offer you sound advice
... `backed up by some pretty sound and
sizeable dollars if your growth plan f
makes agricultural and economic sense.
If you'd -like to have that talk
with Al Pacey, call him at
528.2826. And if it makes
better sense to have that
important first meeting in his
office, instead ofour kitchen,
the coffee's on Al.
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