The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-05-16, Page 2r
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1!!!P 2 -The WiE gham Adrslsee-Times. May 16, 1979
Say "I read it in ADVANCE -TIMES"
oll lfor May 22 eledion
The locations of the polling
places for the May 22 federal
election have been announced.
Following is a list of the polls for
the town of Wingham and the
townships of Turnberry, Morris,
East Wawanosh and Howick as
well as a description of the areas
they cover.
For Wingham poll 127, taking
in the area west of Josephine
Street and north of Patrick
Street, will "located at the lawn
bowling clubhouse on Alfred
Street.
Poll 128 takes in the area east
of Josephine Street and north of
the CNR tracks and will be
located at the E. J. Mahe
residence, 36 Charles Street.
Poll 129 covers the area east of
Josephine, north of Patrick and
south of the CNR tracks and the
polling place is the senior
citizens' apartment building on
Alfred Street.
Poll 130 takes in the area west
of Josephine, north of John and
south of Patrick streets and
-'- MRS. VICTOR EMERSON
Whitechurch Personals
Mrs. Bob Mowbray arrived Clarence Little, 20, who was
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
voting will take place at the
town plot, and voting will take,
Grant Wilton residence on Ed
►,:ace at the Art Stokes residence,
ward
RR 2, Wingham.
Poll 131 takes in the area east
Poll 125 takes in lots 1-20, Con.
of Josephine, north of John and
10, 11 and 12; lots 1-21 on Con. 9;
south of Patrick and will be
lots 1-23, Con. 8; lots 1-20, Con. 7;
located at the PUC building. .
lots 1-19, Con. 6; and lots 1-18,
Voters in poll 132, which takes
Con. C. The polling place will be
in the area east of Josephine,
the Gant Wilton residence, RR 1,
south of John and north of Vic-
Win$gm.
toria streets, will vote at the town
Poll 126 takes in all lots on Con.
hall.
1 east of Wingham to the town -
Poll 133 takes in the area west
ship boundary; lots 19-34 on Con.
of Josephine and south of John
C and all lots on Con. 2, 3, 4 and 5.
streets and voting will take place
Voting wall take place at the
at the Florence Reavie
Bluevale hall.
residence, 63 Victoria Street.
MORRIS
Poll 134, the final poll for the
Poll 143 in Morris Township
town, takes in the area east of
takes in all lots on the north half
Josephine and south of Victoria
of Con. 3 to Highway 86 and the
and will be located at the Ada
polling place will be the Tom
Aitcheson residence, 89
Miller residence at RR 2,
Catherine Street.
Bluevale.
TURNBERRY
Voters in poll 144, which takes
There are three polls located in
in lots 1-11 from the north half of
Turnberry Township. Poll 124
Con. 7 to the south half of Con. 3,
includes all lots west of Highway
can cast their ballots at the
4 and west of Wingham to the
Belgrave Institute Hall.
township boundary, including the
Poll 145 takes in lots 12-30 from
-'- MRS. VICTOR EMERSON
Whitechurch Personals
Mrs. Bob Mowbray arrived Clarence Little, 20, who was
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
home with Mr. and Mrs. Relison drowned Wednesday, May 9,
Mrs. Arthur Burrows, to
Falconer and Lynn of Sarnia on while swimming at Lindsay. The
celebrate Mother's Day, were
Saturday. She had visited with funeral service was held
Dr. and Mrs. John Willis, Jeffery
them for a week. Lynn visited Saturday.
and Jordan of Kincardine, Mr.
with her cousins and grand- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul and
and Mrs. Bill Willis and Lyle of
mother, Mrs. Stacey of grandson Stephen, accompanied
Bluevale.
Wingham. by Mr. and Mrs. Mack Cardiff
Mrs. Edith Brown of London
Charlie Henderson and friend and Karen Alexander of
spent the Mother's Day weekend
of Toronto visited one day last Brussels, visited on Sunday with
with her parents; Mr. and Mrs.
week with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Mr. and Mrs. Dave Oberholtzer
Bill Evans.
Tiffin. of Waterloo to celebrate Mother's
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Purdon spent Day-
Whitechurch friends are
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Whitechurch friends
pleased that Miss Annie Kennedy
Donald Gaunt and Jennifer of congratulate Harvey Osborne
of Wingham was able to return
Chatham. who on Wednesday evening
home from Wingham and
On Sunday a family reunion graduated from Knox College,
District Hospital' on Tuesday of
was held at the home of Mr. and Toronto. Following the
last week, after a stay of three
Mrs. Archie Purdon in honor of graduation exercises, Mr.
weeks.
Mrs. Ken Luttrell of Prince Osborne, Mrs. Osborne, Bethany,
takes in everyone on lots 2Q -4Z,
George who is in this area on her Anna and Laura went to Trenton
Mrs. Elliott of Wingham, Mrs.
way to Montreal for a 35th nur- and visited with Mrs. Osborne's
Paul Laidlaw and Michelle of
ses, reunion. Mrs. Luttrell is a parents, Rev. and Mrs. Hobbs,
on on
London were Sunday visitors
daughter of Mrs. Hazel Purdon's and Ruth. They returned home on
with and Mrs. Walter Elliott
sister, Elizabeth. Forty-nine Friday.
and family.
Anderson descendants gathered
Harvey Osborne will
Y preach hi:,
for a noon celebration on Sunday Miss Winnifred Farrier of
final sermon here on Sunday,
at the Purdon home where a Toronto visited last week with
May 20, and anniversary service
renewal of family ties was en- her sister-in-law, Mrs- Garnet
will be held May 27 with Rev. R.
joyed. Farrier. On Friday they .visited
T. A. Marshall of Strathroy guest
This community extends with Mrs. Robena Stewart of
speaker.
sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Teeswater where her sister, Mrs.
Joe Tiffin recently attended a
Little in the passing of his son, Austin of London, was visiting.
musicians' meeting in Wingham.-
will be Snell's hall at RR 3, Blyth.
Miss Jane Laidlaw, London,
visited Sunday with her parents,
lots 25-40 on Con. C. Voting in this
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw.
Poll 117 in Howick Township
Friends here are sorry that
AGRE FARMS
Joey Tiffin broke his collarbone
last week, where it had been
Peter Keil residence, RR 2,
broken earlier in the winter.
A
-were
Plot
Mrs. Bob Adams and Dave
in Watford on Sunday where
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they met John Adams.
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RR 1 Bevale
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Snowden and
Bill Jr. of Goderich were Sunday
Inglis residence, RR 1, Clifford.
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Tiffin and Joey.
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Mother's Day visitors with Mr.
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and Mrs. Russell Chapman were
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Chapman,
Lisa, Aaron and Sarah of
Wingham.
Specialists in crop sprays and sprayers.
Visitors with Mrs. Ben Mc -
Clenaghan for Mother's Day
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were Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Mc-
'Clenaghan
We now have in stock o complete selection of
of St. Thomas. Mrs.
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crop sprays to deal with all your weed pro-
McClenaghan's daughter, Mrs.
Doris
Coleman of Nanaimo,
blems. This spring check our prices before you
British Columbia, telephoned to
buy,
extend best wishes to her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mc-
Located 1 V4 mfle north of Hwy. 87
Clenaghan visited Sunday with
a
between Wroxeter and Blu6vale.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Stewart of
Waterloo.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilken
Look for our
enjoyed a Northern Ontario tour
signs.
to Sudbury from Friday to
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Sunday.
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:he, north half of Con. 7 to the
south half of Con. 3 except for this
Poll 118 takes in lots 13-37, Can.
A; lots 13-39, Con. B; and lots11-
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The Ministry of Natural Resources
village of Brussels and the
24, Con. C. Voters here may c�t
is sponsoring a
polling place will be the Mortis
their ballots at the Wroxeter
Township Hall.
Community Hall.`FARM
in lots 1-5 Con. )
WOODLOT MANAGEMENT
Poll 146 takes in lots 1-30 from
Poll 119 takes on
the south half of Con. 7 south to
6 to 13 including the west half of
INFORMATION DAY
County Road 25 except for the
Gorrie and voting will take place
village of Blyth and voting will
at the Gorrie Community Hall.
take place at the Kenneth
Poll 120 takes in lots 6-15 on
for landowners interested in learning more about woodlot management
Shortread residence, RR 3,
Con. 6 to 13 and the east half of
and reforestation Of idle farmland.
Walton.
Gorrie and the poll will also be at
EAST WAWANOSH
the Gorrie Community Hall.
Date: Saturday, June 9, 1979
Poll 149 in East Wawanosh
Poll 121 takes in lots 16-20 on
location: Royal Canadian Legion Hall, Victoria Street West,
takes in everyone on lots 2Q -4Z,
Con. 6 to 13 and the west half of
Win ham,
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Con. 10 to 14. Voting will take
Fordwich and the polling place, .'
place at the Phillip Dawsod
will be the Fordwich Community
Cost: None
residence, RR 3, Wingham.
Poll 150 includes lots 28-42, Con.
Hall.
Poll 122 includes all lots from 21
Agenda: "Open House" [ 10:30 a.m. - 1.
-00 p.m.)
6 to 9, and the polling place will
to the township boundary on Con.
Meeting and field tour [ 1:00 p.m. - 4:45 p.m.]
be the township shed at RR 1,
6 to 13 togethek with the east half
Belgrave.
of Fordwich. The polling place
More information or copies of a detailed agenda may be obtained
Poll 151 takes in lots 28-42 on
will also be the Fordwich
by contacting the Wingham District Office the Ministry Natural
Con. 1 to 5, except for the village
of Blyth, and the polling place
Community Hall.
The final poll, number 123,
of of
Resources at R.R. ifs, Wingham, Ontario NOG 2WO. (357-3131)
will be Snell's hall at RR 3, Blyth.
takes in lots 1-32 on Con. 1 to 5 and
HOWICK
lots 25-40 on Con. C. Voting in this
MINISTRY OF
Poll 117 in Howick Township
district will take place at the
takes in residents of lots 1-12,
Peter Keil residence, RR 2,
NATURAL
Con. A and B and lots 1-33, Con. 14
Gorrie.
to 18. They will vote at the Jim
Polls will be open between 10
Ontario RESOURCES
Inglis residence, RR 1, Clifford.
a.m. and 8 p.m. next Tuesday.
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