The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-09-16, Page 5By the summer of 1997 when was a town of about 5000. A year CEREAL CH*" The Wingham Advance -Times, September 1.6, 1976. --Page S
the forst great infltuf of prospec- later, after the second and Fo"WICH —The first meet- Belgrave P rtors from ,outside the Yukon had greater flood of newcomers, the ing of the Cereal Chet was helde sOn I treached its goldfield, Dawson e\O es
population grew to over 30,000. at Mrs. Jack Manns on August
3o. Plenty was aecomg�ished is UCW sees slides
4 Mr. and Mss. Albert Blernan $assn and Tim s
OCCIDENTAL LIFE OF CAUFORHIA * first meet such as iiia stet- Pent Sunday � of rural living in our.,outh". The
attended the funeral of their her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie lunch committee will be Mrs.
tion of officers, the name of the cousin, Mrs.. Edward Unruh of Balt. Ross Higgins, Mrs. Garner
TERM - EASY ON THE BUDGET club, Cereal Chefs, and the first Hanover in Elmwood Lutheran Mrs. Allan Armes of Windsor is Nicholson and Mrs. Jesse %rheel-
S 5 Y- spending- a few days with her er. On October 1st the WI is spon-
delicious dish. Church on Sunda of wildlife area
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* 7,Provides $25,000 insurance at age 30 TU officers are: President, M, and Mrs. Walter Bacon and sister, Mrs. Cecil Coultes. soring a bus to the Plowing Match
Peggy Schneider, vice-pres., BELGRAVE — The United they have rhosen to develop foto
* First Year Premium Denise of Orangeville spent the The agriculture meeting of the in Bruce Countv. The bus will Church Women held their fall
GE.1, COMPLETE INFORMATION Donna Martin; secretary, Paiti natural habitat area. leas. John
Mann; rens reporter, Cindy weekend with Mr. and -Mrs. Belgrave Women's Institute will leave Belgrave at 10 a.m. with
P Po Y general meeting on September 7Roberts �� � sP�a �
Albert Bacon. Denise remained be held on Tuesday, Sept. 21 at anyone w to o to contact
Sturgeon. All 11 members pitched Y �� g at 9:15 p.m. in the Sunday School the information as the wrildlite at
HERBERT DIRSTEIN„ LISTOMIFI, % 291-3371 for a week's holidays. 8:15 p.m. in the hall. The roll call Mrs. B� Coultes by September Hallett.
J J in to help make delicious fry pan Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brown, will be "An idea for fostering love 20. room with i good attendance.
cookies.' . The meeting opened with the The business Period was eon -
r. _. Mr. and Mrs. John Spivey, worship service conducted by ducted by the president, Mrs.
Barbara and Brenda of Ingersoll Mrs' James Coultes and Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler. A report was
spent Sunday with her parents, John Macintosh. Mrs. Coultes given from the carpet committee.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Procter. g p, followed Mrs. Wheeler had delivered the
ave the call to worst bale to Mission Service of Lon-
(�'� by hymn, .0 Cori; the Rock of
HOME OF GOOD V Nil .UES Mr. and Mrs. Barry Logan ofAges". Mrs. Coupes led in don•
0 i r Oakville spent the weekend with The scri ture was read Presbyterial will be held at St.
prayer. P Helens on September 2e at 7 m.
his parents, Mr. an MrsCliffby Mrs. Macintosh and the offer- P•
Logan. Michael and Shawn ing was received and dedicated A welcoming committee was Pe a
by Mrs. Coultes. Po ap-
Log an of Oakville, who spent pointed with Mrs. John Roberts
caoa a week's holidays with their grand Commentn the scripture was and Mrs. Robert Grasby volun
WEED LAWN WEED' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mc taken by Mrs. Coultes and Mrs. Bring for Sunday, Septmnber
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Kay and Mr. and Mrs. Logan, re- Maclntosh. Mrs. William Steven- 12.
turned home on Sunday with their son favored with a solo, accom-
.--�:.:: rents. parried by
Pa Mrs. George Johnston.
Brian Spivey of Ingersoll spent Mrs. John Kerr introduced the
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guest speaker David Kains, who
f <: >;: a couple of days with his grand- g Pe
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rents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold is with the Ministry of NaturalBemo
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f: >r , 4 Procter. Resources. David showed slides
u ett Wildlife area which d Mrs. Harold Helfen-
.r on the H Il Mr. an
Mr. and Mrs. William Coultes, -- �; � :•.� ><. stein visited relatives in New-
-_ foundland the last two weeks.
Karen, Andrea and Alison visited
All
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
.nh ton. /�
Premium Weed killer CO-OP Weed killer Easy -grip 20 Stanley Johns and family of Clin- Arena repairs A bus trip taken 6 the Huron
CO-OP premium lawn Recommended to kill pruners 3Country Playhouse to see the weed killer controls common lawn weeds. For Vinyl coated handle saves Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd are estimated play "Anne of Green Gables"
was ver much enjoyed b real- .
chickweed, clover, black dandelions, plaintain and hands. Cuts with minimum visited on Sunda with Mr. and Y JoY Y
medic, dandelions plus other broadleaf tants. pressure. Chrome -plated - Mr
Y dents of Belmore atter
p p e plated s. Ronald Hibberd and Angela�'g•
All — many others. 275-014 8 oz. cn. 1.49 anvil is. replaceablef g a t $41,250
or of Mildmay.Mr. and Mrs. George Harkness
275-016 8 oz. cn. .2.19 275-015 16 oi. cn. .2.39 economical use :591 210 Mr. and Mrs. Art Ha Estimated cost of repairs to the and Mark Martin visite with the
275 cn 3 09 german of
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• °i:<::; , }�<..:. Beaton spent Sunday at the home Belgrave arena are. E41,250, ac Robert Harkness family on the
cording to a preliminary <,::;k::; '::• ;;.f1,� .:: g P ma report weekend.
of r. and r
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•” >' "•• GoderBich. The report was r People attending the�NE from
Mrs. Stewart Procter, Mr. and Po
�. :... ;>.<:.>.<: :>..Im.:y Belmore on September "` >::..;:y, ed and read at P
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:a. Mrs. Geor a Pr ter attended Y
1 n Kate Rosema and
g ev Carol
ening. It is ex ted that fin -
Kieffer,
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Kieffer, Karen Fitch Linda Ren-
alized costs will be ,
available b
�• � ,. . #A ' ':;: ”' ley and David Thomas in Pine Y
y::.• ;,>:„n:<<'''„.�October. wick, Janice Kamrath, Doreen
River United Church on Satur- Y
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Work Nickel, Dave Crowe and Sheri
da he project will com-
f mence as soon as approval is re- Phair.
t mr Miss Marilyn Robertson re ,
x„ <:L,Y:„'� turned on Monday from a tri to ceived from the provincial min- Mr. and
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.x.� :. .� of labor.
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: •.„ ;.; , ;>.. �.s:. ,.,Cole Mossle vis
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be commencing �'rte of y visited a:.
a'= Grants available will
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to work for or a travel a en in
.p0 . �.� , � g Y the Earl Fitch family on Sunday.
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' ....h,." k cent under the Community Rpec- In Belmore baseball business,
`0' handle 85 Extra -Sturdy Heavy-duty 50 The community was shocked to reation Centres Act; two-thirds of the Bantams were defeated by
learn of the sudden udder assin of the remainder Mary's Hill 11-3. The In
ti 8 ads each broom rake passing ander fr termedi-
g e � each bow rak from the Win r” �'
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Mrs. Vincent Makas (Mary Anne Fund. ates lost 5-1 to Clifford.
Heat-treated blade has Long, fire -hardened Forged steel head with 14 Wheeler) of London, the result of Glenn Coultes, Harry Brydges
sharp, turned edge and hol- handle i n weather - curved teeth. Smooth, The people of Bellmore cour-
low back. Short handle resistant lacquer finish. 22 wooden handle. Strop a car accident on Friday. Sincere and Gerald McDowell were nam-
hx 9, - teousl welcome Mr. and Mrs.
with 'D' rip f - sympathy is extended to her has ed as the finance y
p or easy trim tempered steel teeth, construction for our ar- ce committee for
g y g band Vincent Makas her Jim Hall and their three da
min and digging - , the-
:rN`. g gg g chrome plated Benin needs ... 591-038 project. The building com-
” g 8 ters to the community.
$rents Mr. a
spring ..........590-.169 p rid Mrs. Kenneth mittee will include John Roberts,
Wheeler, her brother Iva
. a. •.��. :.s«�>� .;�,.,. :�:.,},F: n, an LloydMichie and Neil Vincent. Rev. and Mrs. Park were
herrand rents Mrs. Pearl
g Pa Canvassing in the area will coon- dinner guests of Mr. 'and Mrs.
Wheeler and C. R. Coultes. mence shortly. Murray Mulvej,and family.
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8 H.P. 4 -Sp. 7 IQ95 Tiller with ��00
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Cement Mixer 32500
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PEACE AT LAST
What had threatened to
become a long drawn-out feud
was settled amicably on
Tuesday morning. Jim Pow-
ers, ieft, chairman of the
public relations committee
for the International Plowing
Match to be held at Walkerton
this month, met Jim Arm
strong, host farmer for the
1978 1 PM to be held near
Wingham. The two men faced
one another on neutral
ground at the county line
between Huron and Bruce to
exchange a sign publicizing
the Bruce match and flags
which had mysteriously dis
appeared from the Huron
I PM sign on Highway 86. In
the top picture the two men
discuss terms of settlement,
but in the lower frame they
have obviously reached a
greement as the flags and the
sign are returned to their
rightful owners. Formal
charges had never been laid
and the mutual return of
plowing match property
should lay the foundation for
peace and co-operation in
future between the two
county plowing match com
m i ttees .
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