Wingham Advance-Times, 1981-07-08, Page 5•
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Motocrbss 1900 „
Save *30
CONSTRUCTION STARTED last week on the new
addition to the front of the Wingham and District Hos-
pital. The $500,000 project, Which includes extensive
CCM CORSA Ten Speed
Men's 23" Frame - Silver - Yellow
Reg. Price *169.95 ',A9,95
SALE PRICE '10
CCM TARGA Ten Speed
Men's 23" Frame - White
Reg. Price *139.00 $ .1 2995
SALE PRICE
CCM CONCORD 10 Speed
Men's 23" Frame -.Purple
Reg. Price *199.95
SALE PRICE $16995
LEADER Coaster Brake
No. 777 Convertible Semi High Rise
Reg. Price 495.95 NOW $8995
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MOTOCROSS 1900
Black with Red Gas Tank
Equipped with Front Shocks
Reg. Price 4154.95 SALE PRICE $12995
CCM BREEZE
UN1VAL5 Speed Racer
Boy's 18" Frame 24" Wheel Size
for Boys or Girls 10 to 12 Years
Reg. Price '139.95 NOW $ 12995
CCM CAPRISE5 Speed
Adult Bike - Green
Standard Frame - Men's and Ladies'
Reg. Price 4184.95 - NOW $17495
Blue Coaster Brake
Adult Bike - Men's and Ladies'
*1379
Reg. Price 4147.95 NO..
HURRY! We have limited supply on
all sale items. Come in now and see also
our wide selection of other bikes rang-
ing from children's to adults models.
Trade-ins accepted. We service all makes.
Stainton
Hardware
(Wingham) Ltd.
184 Josephine St., Wingham
Home
Hardware
Home of the Handyman
renovations to the interior of the'eAttinitnilldings.,
will proceed in stages. Battaglia COnStruetions of
Guelph is the general contrador.:
Whitechurch
Congratulations to Stephen
Tiffin who won a watch and a
poster Sunday on CKNX.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Little,
Michael Bradley and Donita
Katchen visited friends at
the Malton airport prior to
their departure on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, Bill Evans of
London accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Eric Evans , on
Saturday to Walkerton to .
visit her mother. They also
.called on Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Tiffin, Mr. and Mrs.
Victor..Emerson and Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Gibb.
On Wednesday the „UCW
held its July meeting at the'
Riverside Park with a pot
luck dinner after which a
short business meeting was
held.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Wesley
Tiffin, Mrs. Cassie
Mowbray, Mrs. Isobel Tiffin
and Mrs. Colleen McMillan
visited on the weekend with
relatives at Brantford.
Carman Farrier of
Toronto was a Sunday visitor.
in Whitechurch.
Mr. and Mrs, Russel Chap-
man visited recently with
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Smith
of Wingham and with Mrs.
Alfred Wright of Alliston.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Craig,
Lana, Ryan and Jarret,
recently spent 10 days at
Point Farms beach.
and Mrs. Paul
Laidlaw, Michelle and
Jason,. of London visited on
the weekend with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw
and her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Elliot.
Mary Lou Milligan and her
friend of Sarnia spent the
weekend with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Milligan.
. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliot
hosted a party on the
weekend to celebrate the
birthday of Agnes Elliot.
Several of Mrs. Elliot's
'grandchildren attennpled
including Mt. and Mrst,
David Elliot and Justin of
Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Elliot, Jeffrey and Leslie,,of
Brussels, Mr. and.1VIrs. Paul
Laidlaw, Michelle and Ja-
son, of London and Mr. and
Mrs. Barry Elliot and Ryan.
In the evening on Sunday
friends of Mrs. Elliot's called
.on her at the same home.
Present were Mr. and Mrs.
John Gaunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Elroy Laidlaw, Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Purdon, Dawson
Craig and Mr. and Mts. Vic-
tor Emerson. They kill enjoy-
ed a social time recalling
memories and viewing the
Elliots' lovely new house.
Mrs. Clarence Smith of
Red Deer, Alberta, visited
recently with her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Russel Chapman.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Oberholtzer, Jeffrey and
Anie, ot Waterloo spent last
week with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Rintoul,
On Sunday a Rintoul
family picnic was held at
Brookside School. The
families •of Luella
MacPherson, Bill Rintoul,
Gordon Rintoul, Phemie
Cameron, Freda Reid and
the late Margaret Rintoul
(Lee) of Burlington and late
Jack Rintoul's wife attend-
ed. There were ap-
proximately 85 present.
.Mr. and Mrs. Bill
McBurney of Toronto spent a
few days with the
Whitechurch folk.
•The Presbyterian Church
decided to have no Sunday
School for the month of July
while the congregation at-
tend the services at the
United Church, Sunday
School will resume- on
August 2 when the United
Church congregation will
attend services at the
-Presbyterian Church.
• Mr. and Mrs. E.• W.
Beecroft and Karen visited
Friday with Mr. and Mrs.
John Sinnamon and family of
Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliot
and Karen visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. David
Elliot and Justion of
Listowel.
- Mr. and Mrs.. Dave
;McGlynn and family of
Kitchenelr spent the weekend
at Point Farms, Goderich.
On Friday evening Mrs.
McGlynn assisted her
father's orchestra, Joe
Tiffin, to play for a buck and
doe dance for Sharon Schuler
and Rick Demaray and on •
Saturday night she assisted
the orchestra
Mon
at Point to return to her borne from
Farms. the Wingham Hospital.
The .Wingham Midget Olive Gillespie of Sarnia
teani, of which Joey Tiffin is spent the weekend with
a member, played at Apes Farrier.\;,.
Goderich and won 13-10. Mr. and Mrs. George
We are pleased .to report Lubbers, .Katen, Brian. and,
that Hazel Purdon of Dennis, spent the week
Lucknow was recently able camping at. ,Pine Lake at
Bayfield Where her:I-datives
gathered for a family get
together.
.Clara Crowston and,JVIrs.
Irwin,- bath 4.11nclinow,
were Sunday visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Orland Irwin and
family. Mrs. Crowston is a
grandmother - • On the
Crowston. side and Mrs.
Irwin is a grandmother on
the Irwin side. •
The community extends its
sympathy to George Walker
and family of the Wingham
area on the passMg of Mit.
Walker. She was a valued
Member of the Whitechurch
WI while they lived in the
vicinity.
MARLENE HASTINGS
Marlene Hastings,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Hastings of RR 2,
Wingham, graduated
from Sheriden College in
Brampton with a certifi-
cate in the General Arts
and Science program,
specializing in program-
ming for exceptional and
atypical children. Mar-
lene presently is employ-
ed at the Bluewater Cen-
tre, Goderich.
St. John Ambulance volun-
teers look after nearly
100,000 people every year,
easing their suffering and
saving lives. These volun-
teers save the province
many millions of dollars
through their prompt and ef-
fective treatment. If you are
interested in joining the St.
John Ambulance Brigade,
contact St. John Ambulance,
46 Wellesley St. east, To-
ronto, M4Y 1G5.
ROD WRAITH of Charles
television set. The draw for
sociatlon and it was present
draw was held June 30.
Street, WIngharn, Is the lucky winner of a portable
the set was sponsored by the Wingham Minor Ball As -
ed by the president of the association, Jim Moore. The