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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-09-09, Page 10f ,rpt ftp -Mw Wbom Advance Times, September ti, 18T6 from Vplane. Kn lmo any id Mrs. Wareham if Notes�. and �. May �� Kom�a and �. a� Mrs. Fru and Robiie of Toronto spent the Evans of Hyde Park. Bruss is site acquired - holiday Ronald Coultas f and n anew` 1 Davisaid Mr. and Mrs. Mack Inglis of and Mrs. John Adams, retlJrned; Mr. and Mrs. Carl McCle�Nag- �• Raerlld �� at 1� �� � Windsor have been holi- Highgate spent the weekend with home with them. ban and Mrs. Ben MCC! Wawanosh. day visitors with hers mother, his mother, Mrs. Jennie Inglis, on Saturday visited with Mrs. 8111 Snowden and gill Jr. Mrs. Garnet Farrier. Mrs. Orville Tiffin visited ear$50 000 arena Tom and Betty. Mrs. Jack Inglis Eileen Parker of Exeter and Dlat' rwmtl t an evening with Mr. and Mrs. Murrayrecently with Mt. and Mrs. Dan Y � ening Cody and Stephen left for their home at Tiffin and they called on Mr. and and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan at her Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe and Robbie of Toronto spent the Vancouver as Stephen has to tended the rodeo. Tiffs Joan and Joey and grand- holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom McInnes who now • BRUSSELS—A site has been getting so a community centre return to school. reside at Turnberry Estates, one Mr. and Mrs. Ted McClenag- mother, Mrs. O"We Tiffin- Mrs. Ronald Coultes of East acgpllged for the new Brussels for a town is no longer a Mr. and Mrs. John Adams and han of Kitchener spent the week- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans visited Wawanosh, m4na, fpr a total coat of only%.r. luxury, it's a necessity." Stephanie and Dave Adams of mile west of Wingham. end with Miss Mildred Mc - However, citizens' committee The old arena is' 45ears old, Windsors On Monday Mr. and Mrs. Y pent the holiday week Harry Moss of Plattsville visited Clenaghan. obail man ns Jim Prior warthat and village officials have beep end with their parents, Mr. and with Mrs. Ben McC7enaghan and Weekend visitors with Mr. and t at INA x{50,000 wiY have to be told by Ministry of Labour of- Mrs. Bob Adams. Colleen Adams, Mrs. Bill Rintoul were Mr. and raised from the community to ficials that ij should be closed who visited last week with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan- Mrs. Dave Oberholtzer, Jeffery build the new centre. down. But the local people need and Julie of Waterloo, and on The land acquired is at the ex- the arena this winter and are pre- Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon trome southeast korner of the vil- sently negotiating with the Mini- Campbell of Listowel. lags, and formerly belonged to stry to allow them to keep it inWro x e # er Persona S Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Schultz Jack Bryam. The two neigh- operation. The village ran a arrived home on Sunday after boring landowners have agreed deterioration test of the arena Mr. and Mrs. John McGee and spending two weeks with their to allow the servicing and a road last year, and according to Mr. George Allan, Sara and David daughter, Mrs. Sidney Tophan, to the landlocked site for fl each. Prior the test showed that of Sarnia spent the weekend with family, London, visited his par- Mt Tophan and family of Wince deterioration of the original his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mac - ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McGee, peg Manitoba. They went to the According to Mr. Prior, the Allan. Mrs. Allan returned home at the weekend. structure has been almost nil. home of their son, Leonard, at beat estimates available now put with then: for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Osborne and A— of the new arena at "The building has survived 45 Tamil of N wm rk t d Mr Tillsonburg and he took them to WOODS CAMPBELL BRUBACHER. LIMITED Ontario Land Surveyors Box 282, Ripley, Ont. 395-5984 c� �� Huh Harris `has returned . Y e a e an winters—and we've had some g , the lane and also met them at THE O about X50,000. The committee is home from a tri to the Western and Mrs. Fred Dunn and -family, P severe ones," pointed out Mr. P hoping to get $125,000 from the Oakville, visited Mrs. O. B. Os- M1A18 of Culture and Recce- Prior. "Whywould anyone think Provinces and a visit with his Y borne and Lynne.,recently. the arena will fall down this win brothers, George and Leslie. FOR THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO ation, and another 1125,000 from Mr. and Mrs. Robert Osborne Mrs. Mac Allan spent last week ter when there hasn't been any Plants auctioned Wintario. The remaining money �>> and family, in Toronto. announces that members of his staff will be available deterioration of the structure?" y, Dundalk, and friends will have to come from within the Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Elliott, Should the Ministry see it of London spent the weekend with for private interviews at: maybe a task Prior admits Meir hoe, spent the weekend at at Guild meeting Community, differently and keep the building the farmer's mother, Mrs. O. B. MACKAY HALL may � tO�• Osborne and Lynne. their home here. "We'll get that money one way nosed, there are presently no y Mrs. Allan Munro has returned NELSON AND NORTH STREETS �, plans to accommodate village Mr. and Mrs. Dick Allan, Tor GORRIE — The September Tor - or another, said Mr. Prior. It's spending residento Sudbury after residents this winter. onto, were weekend guests with the meeting of St. Stephen's Guild GODERICH, ONTARIO The planned new arena will his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Past week at her home here. was held at the home of Mrs. from 9:30 a. m. to 9:00 m., Wednesday, September 22 1976 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Sanderson P y. (� have a 80' by 180' ice surface, Allan. Hugh Jarvis. The meeting was with dressing rooms and wash- Weekend guests with Mrs. and family, Brussels, and Mr. opened with a prayer for the and at d L d David Sanderson, London, were room areas. There will also bean George Westlake were Mr. and church followed by the Lord's Friends Are auditorium with seating for 375 Mrs. Rob Steuernol and family, Sunday visitors with their par- prayer. The scripture from St THE LISTOWEL MUNICIPAL BUILDING people and a portable stage. The Simcoe and Robert Westlake of ents, Mr. and Mrs. James San- Luke 16 was read by Mrs. Harry .330 WALLACE AVENUE NORTH Berson. King. LISTOWEL, ONTARIO design of the building will be such Kitchener. Thomas Burke is a patient in The minutes were read and A� Nice Thing that more facilities can be added Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Pollock later. and Todd of Bramalea visited her North York General Hospital, adopted. Thank you cards from from 10:00 a. m. to 9:00 p. m., Thu rsda ,September 23, 1976 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Clark Toronto, and Mrs. Burke is a pa Doug and Bev Noble and Mrs for individuals, groups, organizations and their representatives who wish to bring complaints TOHave at the weekend. tient in Wingham and District Mac Steurnol were read. The roll to his attention. These interviews shall be conducted in/private, due to the obligation on the Have... Hospital. call, a harvest verse, was answ Ombudsman to make no disclosure of any information received. Bred by 16 members. The trees It would be appreciated, although not essential, if individuals, groups, organizations or their urer's report was given. by Mrs representatives, wishing to present briefs or statements, or lodge complaints, provide copies Merle Fisher. of such material prior to the above dates, addressed to: Future bride It was decided to have a �- har- vest supper on September 23. The The Ombudsman Yjembe en ;; next meeting will be October 13 at j _ the home of Mrs. Merle Fisher. WP�10111eV!/Q>{011 relative Shower Mrs. William Bennett auc Sixth Floor haven and also called i other tioned plants and baking donated 65 WHITECHURCH — About 20 —Mrs. A. E. Canning has re Ballagh relatives in Wingham Queen Street West turned to Toronto after visitingby the members. The my>;fery relatives met Sunda at the home and surrounding area. Y y TORONTO, Ontario Sunday with her brother, Art Wilson. —Mrs. John Pattison and gift was won b Mrs. Harr Zim of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coultes merman. The meeting closed when their; daughter Darlene —Mrs. Gershom Johnston at Kathy returned home Sunday with prayer and lunch was served M5H 2M5 tended a sur rise birthda art TRIS EMBLEM IS THE hosted a shower for her cousin P y P y from a very enjoyable trip to Ot by Mrs. Hugh Jarvis and Mrs. held recently SIGN OF GOOD BUSI- Patsy Coultes, bride-to-be. for Mrs. Jim John taws. Jim Pattison, who spent Tom Ash. Mrs. Miller and Darlene enter- ston of Listowel. the last four months working in NESS AND GOOD tamed with contests. Mrs. John —Mrs. Nellie Whitmore, Mr. Ottawa and Montreal with DMR FRIENDS. Willis assisted her sister opening and Mrs. Jack Whitmore, all of and Associates, returned home the gifts which included cushions, Tillsonburg, visited on Sunday with them. For information call: linens, chinaware, cookware and with Fleming Ballagh at Brook- —Mrs. Lloyd Keeler (the form- 0 0 357-3275 other gifts. er Phyllis MacLeod), daughter of Phony Patsy thanked all those in ed. WiMrs. Peter MacLeod of Wing- ' � � � Ory attendance and lunch was serv- ham, was fortunate in the Mitch-S..ervice ngham couple ell Fall Fair held this past week- , WIMrs. Earl Caslick, grand end. She won first prize for apple mother of. Patsy, was present for wed SO ears jelly, butter tarts (sponsored by FLOWERS AUTOMOTIVE FUELS the occason. Y the dairy industry of Ontario) and apple sauce; second prizefoi The family of Mr. and Mrs. fudge candy and pickles;, fourth Weddin WIN 9 WINGHAM Blll TIEPIN Q Perry Pennington recently gath- prize for apple pie. WARD R uRTIGROVE ered at their home on Minnie—Mr. Arrangements SUNOCO SERVICE Imperial Esso Agent Street to quietly celebrate the .Listowel, Mrs. Gershom John- LICENSED MECHANIC' Listowel couple's 50th wedding anniver Cut flowers ESSO P g Ston, Catherine Street, spent the a UNDERCOATING & (519 291-30410 Bary. holiday weekend at Dalrymple Mrs. Pennington was the form- fishing. �Q, .Plants RUSTPROOFING For all your Home and CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS er yra Taylor of Langside. t COMPLETE CAR & Farm Fuel and TO were —Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Bal Flowers by TRUCK SERVICE Lubricating Needs were married September 1, lagh and Lavonne spent last 1926. Until their retirement in Thursda in Elmira where a din- 11 • Wire Service 357.1032 Wingham, they spent their mar- life the ner was held in honor of the 25th (,. �;` LEWIS ■ f"e R Le•te1111 ried farming on second wedding anniversary of the form- ' �e Phone CONSTRUCTION concession of Culross. Many friends and relatives ex ors' son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bronson. Also F L 0 W E R S :157-1.`,.14 NIGHT 357-3585 Askes' Brothers tended their best wishes. present were the Bronsons' three 135 Frances CHEMICALS 111 \I1.10\IrW10 I11I.1IA0 , Their sons, Russel of London children, Ron, Neil and Carolyn, Phone' NdSURANCE CONSTRI)CTION- and Harold of Toronto, and their daughter Jean of Brussels and and Mr. and Mrs. John Clark, 357-3880Cottages, Homes their families joined them to Greg and Steve of Dundas. Ron, Additions 8 Renovations celebrate this memorable occas- just returned from three months in Europe, began work Tuesday SALES AND SERVICE PrFaillCIE FREE ESTIMATES ion. Congratulations were received from federal and dig- with the New Brunswick Tele - phone Company at St. John. Neil 4 � All Typ@f Of Ph: 528-2726 provincial has begun his final year at the CANADA Box 122, Lucknow , as well as from Govern- Military Academy, St. Jean, Que- CUP Iftsw mce or -General Jules Leger on behalf or-Gene bee SWEATERS of the Queen. —Miss Barbara Niergarth and Harvey Niergarth of Wing- now available at-maeland 1173.32M 257-4636 t1i0RR11k WINGHAM 111nnMrs. Wednesday, Sept. 15, 7 p.m. at the Midwestern Regional Centre Palmerston For further information please coil the Centre of 343-2015, or The UW Part-time Studies Office 1-885-1211, ext. 3447 A DEVICE TO MEASURE EARTHQUAKE INTENSITY INVENTED IN 134 A.D... YES: earthquake tremors caused the balls (in the illustration) to drop into the frogs' mouths. ...that we've got some pretty earth shattering features ourselves; qual ity, satisfaction and low, low prices. Howick Queen is WI speaker LAKELET --- Special guests of the Women's Institute on Sept. 2 were members of the Lakelet 4-H clubs and their mothers. Hostess for the evening was Mrs. Lyle Murray. In the absence of the president, Mrs. Derril Hallman acted as chairman. Devotions were given by Mrs. Arnold. Kreller Ten members and 10 visitors an- swered the roll call, "Nkhat 1 like about the Howick Fall Fair". Many answers were given, but everyone agreed that the local fair is hard to beat Mrs. Lloyd Forler read a poem ahout the Howick Fair which summarized the answers given in the roll call Speaker for this the agriculture meeting. was Miss Elizabeth Armstrong. RR 4. Wingham. who is the present Howick Fall Fair Queen She out- lined her duties as queen. and also answered man', questions She was thanked by firs Percy Huth In other business. an Invitation to see Mrs D ('ranch's latest art display was accepted An invita- tion was received from the Bel. more WI for the Sept A meeting Voting delegates to the county rally in Dashwood on Oct 4 will he Mrs Harold Wallace and Mrs Derril Hallman. It was also de. cided to send a delegate M Gnelph area convention on Oct. 18 and 19 in Kitchener Lunch was served by Mrs Derril Hallman and Mrs Clifford HaNman when the meeting ad journed. ham spent a few days with Mre John Lauman and Mrs. Dennis Lang and family at their cottage at Grand Bend. —Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ross have returned from a three-week tour to Vancouver and the Island. They spent five days at North Battleford with Mr. Ross' brother, Ken Ross, a staff ser- geant in the RCMP. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Henry, formerly of Wingham and Whitechurch, and with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Millen, formerly of Teeswater. Bluevale Congrattflations to the Bluevale Juvenile Girls on winning the Tri Count} Softball League Champ ionship for the second consecu- tive year They won over Bel - grave 23-15 last Monda} night with a great man} fans enjoying an exciting name. Belgrave NIr and Mrs Art Scott of Mid- land were weekend visitors at the home of :%thol Bruce and with her sister. Mrs Bruce. in St ,Joseph's Hospital. London Recent visitors with Athol Bruce and %Ir.s Bruce in hospital were Mr and Mrs Desmond Grunett, Brenda and Sandra of Ottawa TheN. y were accompanied by Mr. Grunett's mother. Mrs Nellie flossack, and his aunt from Kent. England The latter two are holidaying in Canada and attend- ed the Grunett-Trylik wedding at Ottawa on August 21. ':� - WL SPIRO PORT 1 77 Mom St Listowel, Ontario , I Lynn Hoy Enterprises Honda and Skidoo Sales & Service Hwy 86 east, f Wingham Ph( ne 519 357 3435 i ELECTRICAL Pletch Electric Winqham INDUSTRIAL or COMMERCIAL WIRING Also Rural and Domestic Phone 357-158311 BURKE ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors Motor Rewind and Sales HousehMd Appliances Josephine St. 357.2450 Emergency Service - See the Yellow Pages PLUNWHNG HEATING Lerma Jackson —Plumbing —Heating —Tinsmithing 191 Josephine St. Wingham 357-2904 POOLS, ETC. MACLAND WALL SYSTEMS CONCRETE FORMING CONTRACTORS P.O Box 130 Wingham. 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