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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-07-15, Page 14p"P i--% W11116%r Advance -Times, July 15, 1976 vival and basic army training in the student militia program sponsored by the =1st Rggiment RCA (111). a, 11". Audrey Path became a member of the Wingham Branche m rOm the of Ladles' Auxiliary to the s� JMT 11Mf C. IL IMo t and Herb McKay woos Ws 6subles in a horseshoe phcb R contest in Goderich. Mr. R11Mtt also won the single* cham- pio aMp, and won a dozen silver spoons and sugartongs. On 'lbursday night Cecil Cook parked his Chevrolet coach at the Arena during the dance and when be kft to go home be found an empty space instead of the car. Chief of Police Allen has notified Provincial Police of the theft. The trustees of SS No. S Turn - ORDER NOW ALUMINUM WINDOWS AND DOORS Top Quality Priced Right Properly Installed Satisfaction guaranteed Complete GLASS SERVICE window glass heavy 3/16" glass, mirror, plexiglass REPAIRS TO ALL SASH - WOOD and ALUMINUM °`SUM r A SURE CURE FOR THAT HEADACHE TRY THE WANT ADS! 357-2320 Frederick H. Coates of London. the regular meed held in the who has held the office for the An impressive service was held in United Church when Royal Canadian Legion. berry have re-a"ed Miss Jean for three months' military train- directing Junior Red Cross in his The Seagrave Cub Pack met IU Wingham Rural Pira Brig - ade was unable to save the barn McLennan as teacher for another ing and that he has engaged Dr. classroom for 15 continuous last week with 17 Cubs, two visit- of Thomas Reid, three and a halt year at a very substantial in- Murray MacLennan to carry on years. an and four leaders present. miles west of Belgrave, after a crease in salary. his practice during his absence. Mike McPhail was installed as Three brothers were invested as tractor backfired and started the Mr. and Mrs. Frederick John- R. S. Hetherington was elected president of the Lions Club at the Cub members, Paul, Ricky and Maze in the barn wall. stop announce the engagement of Worshipful Master of Wingham final meeting of that organiza- David O'Neil. their daughter Velma Irene to Lodge No. 296 A.F. and A.M. at tion. He succeeds Don Nasmith Gordon Gibson, Knowles Hueston r A SURE CURE FOR THAT HEADACHE TRY THE WANT ADS! 357-2320 Frederick H. Coates of London. the regular meed held in the who has held the office for the An impressive service was held in United Church when ested in the better class of mining daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Henry was chosen from the 1951- jolted on Monday evening when $50,000. After discussion, it was and industrial securities. Preparations are being made Currie of town. She graduated this spring from St. Michael's 52 class to receive the Lions Club scholarship for general pro- Reeve J. Roy Adair reported that the Arena Commission had re- �•' I 11� ��IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII� LEONARD to start work on the Wroxeter Hospital, Toronto. ficiency. ceived estimates from the archi- ' The marriage will take place in Masonic Temple. Other officers past year. vC. Mm Rev. C. M. Jardine was inducted ��Illllllllllllllllilllllltl I being cut to divert the water into engaged by the Wingham United term last Friday, John Spivey, front on the arena which amount- pany Limited added 20 or more Mrs. R. J. Tindall and Mrs. A. Gordon Gibson, Knowles Hueston the water race at the old Woollen Church as organist and choir teacher at the Browntown school to 141,000. It was also suggest- and Marshall Wilcox. Hector SPORTSWEAR July. are A. J. Walker, J. A. Young, Danny Stuckey is this year's into the pastorate that church. in Morris, was presented by Ed- ed that to do the job properly the commodation can be provided, Campbell, MacIver and Com- Alex Reid, H. L. Sherbondy and winner of the Marion Inglis s Mr. Jardine comes Wingham additional workmen will be taken Union whe 44th annual conven- Miss Shirley Moffat of the ham Public School, went to Ray on. One businessman suggests tion was held in Goderich. The pany Limited Toronto, announce W. A. Galbraith. ward- Medal. The medal is to be award- from from King Street United Church S1DE=LKB=AR building an apartment house convention authorized the resolu- where she will attend the pre- Corrin. The General Proficiency y which would be assured of perm- tion to be sent to Prime Minister theappointment of Robert J. Gal- Among' those who were suc- ed each year to the Grade VIII in London. l W. L. MacKenzie King and the se. Shirley has been engaged to of Wingham, was granted to A large crowd from Bluevale Premier of Ontario, in which it teach at SS No. 10, East Wawan- Brian Caslick, son of Mr. and braith as resident representative. cessful in passing the examina- boy or girl having the highest l t It is Mr. Galbraith's purpose to tion for nurse registration recent- marks in the year's work at the Members of the Wingham ,�t.l gill be of service to all who are inter- ly was Miss Frances Currie, Wingham Public School. Betty Town Council were somewhat ested in the better class of mining daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Henry was chosen from the 1951- jolted on Monday evening when $50,000. After discussion, it was and industrial securities. Preparations are being made Currie of town. She graduated this spring from St. Michael's 52 class to receive the Lions Club scholarship for general pro- Reeve J. Roy Adair reported that the Arena Commission had re- MR. LEONARD to start work on the Wroxeter Hospital, Toronto. ficiency. ceived estimates from the archi- ' dam and bridge. A channel is Prof. W. A. Anderton has been At the closing of the school tett regarding plans for a new ,::: being cut to divert the water into engaged by the Wingham United term last Friday, John Spivey, front on the arena which amount- pany Limited added 20 or more Mrs. R. J. Tindall and Mrs. A. Gordon Gibson, Knowles Hueston the water race at the old Woollen Church as organist and choir teacher at the Browntown school to 141,000. It was also suggest- and Marshall Wilcox. Hector SPORTSWEAR manager states if housing ac- Mills leader. He will also teach music in Morris, was presented by Ed- ed that to do the job properly the commodation can be provided, Women's Christian Temperance Hunter treasurer. in the year's work at the Wing - Wingham is just now suffering at the Wingham High School this. win Bosman with a tie pin and cost would likely run to nearly from a house famine. There are year, succeeding Miss Tena Reid. cuff links. Mr. Spivey has taught $50,000. After discussion, it was not enough houses to supply the Mr. Anderton has been instructor in the school for five years. decided to have a construction demand, a situation that has be- in music at the public school here Harvey McDermitt has been by-law drawn up for presentation come acute during the last few since this course was inaugur- elected president of the Howick to the Department of Municipal weeks. The Gun-son-ola Com- ated. Lions Club. Vice-presidents are Affairs for approval. pany Limited added 20 or more Mrs. R. J. Tindall and Mrs. A. Gordon Gibson, Knowles Hueston hands in the last month and the E. Lloyd were elected advisory and Marshall Wilcox. Hector The Marion Inglis Medal for manager states if housing ac- presidents of the Huron County Knight is secretary and Roy the highest marks in Grade VIII commodation can be provided, Women's Christian Temperance Hunter treasurer. in the year's work at the Wing - additional workmen will be taken Union whe 44th annual conven- Miss Shirley Moffat of the ham Public School, went to Ray on. One businessman suggests tion was held in Goderich. The Wingham area left for Toronto Corrin, son of Dr. and Mrs. B. N. building an apartment house convention authorized the resolu- where she will attend the pre- Corrin. The General Proficiency y which would be assured of perm- tion to be sent to Prime Minister teachers' college summer cour- Award, donated by the Lions Club anent occupancy. W. L. MacKenzie King and the se. Shirley has been engaged to of Wingham, was granted to A large crowd from Bluevale Premier of Ontario, in which it teach at SS No. 10, East Wawan- Brian Caslick, son of Mr. and and Ebenezer gathered in the placed itself on record as being osh. Mrs. Wilford Caslick. Bluevale United Church to spend wholly opposed to the sale of Donald Gilmar, who has. been Western Foundry Co. Ltd. has a social evening with Rev. Mr. alcoholic beverages in Canada. principal of Wroxeter Public announced an extensive moder F Walden and family before their Miss Alberta MacLean left for School for the past two years, will nizing program. The initial step leaving for their new charge at Victoria Hospital, Montreal, leave in September to join the in the program will be the recon - Chatham. where for the next three months staff in the city of Galt. struction of the building itself. 0-0-0 she will take a post graduate The congregation of Brick Present plans include a new steel JULY 1941 course in obstetrics. 0-0-0 United Church, near White- church, gathered on Sunday to say farewell to their pastor, Rev. R structure, a new steel deck and roof structure as well as mercury p Miss Sara MacLean has been JULY 1952 W. J. Moores. va ur lighting. The work will be po g �' appointed to the inspection staff The Dominion Bank announcedAlvin Moffat, Wroxeter hard- done during the plant shutdown for Old Age Pensions. Her terri- the appointment of Norman C. ware merchant, has built a cot - this summer. tory will be Huron and a portion Smith as manager of the Wing- taBeach. The ge at Amberle y Margaret Craig and Donna f of Bruce. For .the past three ham branch. Mr. Smith comes to beach has quite an attraction for Mundell, both of Bluevale, re - Mived weeks, she has been taking a his new appointment after serv- Wroxeter folk, J. H. Wylie and Al honors in their Grade V course of instruction at Toronto. The Public School board has ing as manager of the Dupont and Christie Streets branch of the Munro having enjoyed the Amberley breezes for several piano examinations last week. SII received the resignation Goldie same bank in Toronto. They are pupils of Mrs. Nora of seasons. Moffatt. Wheeler who has been a member T. S. Beattie, principal of the A new federal riding of Huron t i, +� of the"staff for the past two years. Wingham Public School, was will be created by result of the About 60 high school students in Dr. J. McKague of. Wingham awarded a Badge of Service from 'redistribution bill which was be- his area donned the khaki on wishes to inform his clients that he will been f h the Ontario Division of the Red fore Parliament last week. The Tuesday and for the next five 1/2 Price Long and Short DRESSES 20% -SO% discounted off Rack of Blouses $1200 Rack of SLIMS $1200 Puli-Knits 20-50% off All Hats $500. each be a t Tom Wing am, Cross at their annual meeting for riding is to include 80 per cent of weeks will receive national sur- Josephine Street :he present riding of Huron - Perth, represented by Andrew Y. McLean, and 76 per cent of the FACTORYriding of Huron North, represent- ed by Elston Cardiff. %t Saves You More" Misses Ethel Reis and Jean Dinsmore of Fordwich, recent graduates of Listowel High School, are taking a summer / school course in Toronto and will teach in September. Norma Josephine Brydges, r OFdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Brydges, Belgrave, and Charles of Brand Name Merehan Kenneth Downie, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Downie, Wingham, were married in Trinity AnglicanMen , S Men's Church, Belgrave. DRESS Graduation exercises were held at Mothercraft Hospital, SHIRTS MER SLEEPWEAR, Toronto' when. Miss Anne JEANS Chamney of Belgrave was one of the graduates. FACTORY SECONDS — 0-0-0 SIZE 2 - 6X Children's r $2• 97 MEN'S - MR. BRIEF FIRSTS SIZE A -B -C -D Pyjamas $60 47 SIZE 8 - 14 Boys & Girls' $3• 97 LADIES' -14-40 Gowns & Pyjamas $47 4w JULY 1962 The new parking -meters have been installed on Wingham's Josephine Street and commenc- ing this Wednesday will be put into use. While the meters are one-hour machines it is legal under the by-law to park for two hours, provided of course that the extra nickel has been put in the machine at the expiration of the first hour. There will still be plenty of parking space available in areas not controlled by meters. The Wingham Sportsmen's As- sociation is organizing a drive to have motorists install safety belts in their cars. It will be sell- ing safety belts at little more than cost at the town hall and the local garages will cooperate by instal- ling them at one dollar each. To promote car safety, it is the or- ganization's plan to make it simple to obtain the belts. Rev. E. C. Attwell, rector of the Gorrie, Fordwich and Wroxeter Anglican Churches, has been ap- pointed a Master in the Junior School of Ashbury Anglican Col- lege, Ottawa, and also is assist- ant chaplain. John Strong, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Strong of Wingham, is one of three army cadets prepar- ing for a trip that will take them to the British West Indies. They will attend summer training in Jamaica and while there will take part in the Inde ndence Day celebration an ninth Caribbean Games. Work is being completed by Bell Telephone Company instal- lers in one of the first steps to- ward the conversion of Wingham area telephones to dial later this year Completely new numbers %111 he assigned all customers, each number consisting of the ex- change code 357. Miss Anne Currie of White- church has taken a position with the Waterloo Mutual Life insur- ance Company. She is the daugh- tet of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Cur- rie. '10 . *11 per pair Boys' SPORT SHIRTS each $1,99 1,99 $ 19 9 Boys' Jean; 9 94 Come on down c see our many m Sidewalk Specials Boys' SUITS Winghom, Ontario s 14 " off all merchandise 21)O in the store! Thursday, Friday and Saturday! HANNA'S Men's and Boys' Wear J