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sheltere bebuilt.wjthbraries
and Lwigs without the use of truitii,
made moterlars. The easieta:
,proCeecled to the intrnictialpark:
lot where they constractedan actual,
model of the "hoechie:.Mr, BiaSo
also showed the cadet* how to
whittle trigger mechanisms out of.
sticks in order to activate snares and
d"T11:44'0%-*Oeta involved in drill
practice were _put -,through their
paces under the Watchful eYes of pi.
Debbie CaMpbell in foot exercises
and Pk •Sgt. Marjorie eatalthell
rifle positions:Al:tea* 'Cadets are
preparing .:.themselves forthe
regional drill competition to be held
at Wolseley Parracks. in London on
March : 27. In -„-Order to hone the
tetim's skills therewj11 be a drill
practice at the Armourjes every
Sunday .at 6 p.m. until the emu-
pititiOn date. ‘• •
and, LAC Debbie Curri
flying Schatarabi
the , Legion
, Saturday, Am. 30..Fo.* fie months
these cadet* have been atilidYing,./or
the abOxie teats. Based 041110 night
manual, "Prom TheOre„ and Vir,
the examination's Cover such areas
as theory of flight, ,aero engines,
meteorology, air and radio
navigation and airmanship.
Proficiency in the tests provides the
cadets with the opportunity to ob-
tain, free of charge, either their
glider or private pilot licences this
summer. The above cadets are
congratulated on their effort and
determination in preparing them-
selves for the examinations,
A special thank -you is in order as
well for the instructors of the flying
scholarship cOurse. Civilian
InstruOtors Arnold Lillowand kick
Whiteley, Fgt. Sgt, Erika Hooftrnan
and Sgt.- Jeff Dennis spent many
hours teaching both theory and hi -
flight training to the above cadets
and several from the Listowel
squadron. In, particular, Mr.
Lillow's newly -refurbished Link
flight shnulator proved to be a
helpful tool in conveying the
rudiments -of flight to the scholar-
ship candidates. '
Dan Bisson, outdoor survival
specialist par excellence, held the
cadets taking the survival course vicinity.
week walls new spring ie,.• 00130i-
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PHONES NEEDED
In March of 1899, an effort was
being made , to get •a' branch
telephone line intci St. Helena-. It was
a need greatly felt by the residents
who argued that telephone com-
munication with °Weide points
would be -of a very great advantage
to the citizens of St Helens and
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Goderich native Jason Ai io is
the new owner of the Walters
department store in Wingham.
The store wasvlesed Mt only a fewt
days before he re-opened:.earlylast.
own,adream hesays healwaysli
Tbe porttinift- rchase;,:
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is seter,i,ogier) an
decided• it1ooked1jkea.ver go
Introducing
Advanced Makeup
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Techniques
by Ct.
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- for the brid6-to=be
• and Wedding Parties
•FREE consultation
availabfe upon' request
For more information
caIl Styiette Hair. ."
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WINGRAM
(Across orn Nies Milk)
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No stranger to small b ess, *..
Ainslie's family operated a meat
market in Goderich when: he was
growing up and Ada stepfather oWns
Schaefer's LOilieis Wear, a popular
Goderich store
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However, Mr. Ainslie hag) come to
small business by a round -about
rbute—journalisni. Re was editor of
the Zurich newspaper before moving
to London to work at the London
Business Monthly Magazine. '
Whenthe allure of journalism
;Frew thin, Mi' Ainslie set his slghts
on establishing a business of hit;
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he admits be :itit*,i10,k; ' . . ,..
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ernely 'raffiawitifladies' wiaa*i.
' .mr. Amshe saysbusiness business
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same high"standards Mr. and ,ittra.
Waite' had and will continue to
carry the saine4nes and emPl the
same staff.
Sir** arriving in. IVingliam Mr.
Ainslie has been impressed by the
friendliness of the people, who have
gone Out of their way to make luln
feel welcome., •
_ Mr.. Ainslie is planning , -a grand
opening later this spring.
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the ordecisioriBlackhas :0*_111.0until1trii4o;nteteeb!cthe
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toposaI as well aS
Wing water CO- , et 10
gof council to discuss
the- Whig*
Engineering
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Maitland
Second
regular
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Plastic PornPonle •Exith
Car and Hall Decdrations
Mint .Favouriand Much More
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ental Line*
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_the implications Which .inight arise
from another drain, the Henderson,
•JO the Sallie area and curreatlyi
"understudy. •,
this year, Winghain had
ris council if it could
reroit edisphiced town Water to the
*halt Dram If a proposal to fill
lhe area north of the intersection
!ighways 4 and is approved.
IietoWn is proposing rerouting
eider under iligliWay 86 and into
th Blackhall Drain. However, the
• matter.o. was complicated *recently
when Morris decided te apply for a
special policy area for development
on its Own Side.of the intersection./
res
cce
A member of two municipal
committees hikreitieed, Wingham
'Town 'Council learned at regulai
'Fehrgaria,e009,1?1,,
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town's committee of • tnient and .
the Planning -advisorY• committeei
advised council eau/0AL of his. resignation in
6-lettep .rets at the meeting. Sr.
letter says he ,is now
einployed out of town and cannot
attendithe ineethigs,
Councillor.. James McGregor's
suggestion that Mr. Beattie be Seat a -
letter expressing the town's ap-
. PieOlatiOni, for his service was ap;
proved by council.
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An interestIng lecture was givep in
January Of 1.912 at the Westminster
"'Mind. by Mr. Percy of the high
schcfel Staff. flissubjeet was
044'...`re1pgrariltyj He explained
ie :coflstruction and use of the
ireless nittita.:The11;essbaiig
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WHAT IS
-HARDENING
OF THE ARTERIES?
A common form of hardening of
the arteties is atherosclerosis. It •
Ocurs when fatty deposits in the
bloodstreani build tjp-on the inner
walls of the arteries. People who
have atherosclerosis are more like-
ly to suffer a heart attack or stroke.
The risk of developing atheroscler-
-osis Can be reduced by observing
a diet low in saturated fats and
cholesterol. Contact your local
Heart and Stroke Poundation of c,
Ontario for more information.
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