The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-07-25, Page 2IN D
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rEESwATBR HDR CziTl1 the *H council dance and told
vis$ RAISES IM IN RIDZATMON everyone tg go to it.
Several students within the At the Maple Keys Sugar Bus_'$, parking lot.
provide parking tots to We
On Sunday, .IWC s, the
the rest of the meeting Dr.
Maitland Valley watershed are which is owned and operated by The proposed parking lot goes
bush.
Tde-a4 ar 4-H Home (I hold a
ronFor
Strong dissected a dog and
em for the summer with the Maitland Valley Con- into the bush 18 feet and runs
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A few of the otbw projects the
ft
ride.a�hon for �rrW��ch is a
everyone saw bone structures,
{- . '79, working at the servation Authority, the students along the edge of the bush, and
Bush and the down trees to Marsha Gibson who
students will work on include the
of shade rafts,
special abWty liiiiil o wte in
muscles blood vessels tendons
Keys Sugar are working cutting according
'7"s,
construction
Arra
the respiratory system, the dog's
Falls Reserve in Benmiller. and clearing the land for a tin -ordinates S• ., r ., ,... , a will
painting, gablon basket work,
ride began at the Dawe-
voice x and almost everything
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landscaping, and clean, UP
flight
'Kennels an the fourth
ex the brain. That the boys
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brush area at Wawanosh V41W
concession of 0 Toss• There
loot forward to aeeing'at the next
Training sessions taken in by
were 13 hofs and one pony and
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the students include a talk by
all animals and riches survived
Doreen adjourned the
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Wingham Fire Chief Dave
the 10 -mile ride despite the heat.
meeting the group ordered pizza
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Crothers on fire extinguishers,
The ride went around the
and refreshments.
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instructions by Lloyd Glanville
backroads of the Alps and lasted
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on the proper use of chainsaws,
from 3 to 6:30 p.m.
first ala course, , as trip to DoonY
SARI is aA u'�sti to wbere
disabled adults and children
Accidents send
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Piuneer Village and a camping
learn to ride. This program
really helps the students. To most
two to hospital
trip to Rockwood ConservaUm
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area. There will also be a two-day
it provides therapy for their
rpuscles and also it gives them
Two people were admitted to
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educational program which is
part of the "experience" aspect
more confidence in their own
hospital, three others received
of the program and which is
abilities. SARI now has to horses
minor injuries and $14,000 in
presently in the planning
and 32 students in the riding
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t damage was done in
property g
process
program and there are 50 more
nine motor vehicle collisions in
on the waiting list. Mr. and Mrs.
the last week.
The students will be working
Grtenburg from SARI came up
The driver and passenger of a
until Aug. 17. Wages for the
from Arva to attend the ride -a-
motorcycle were both admitted
students are broken down into
thon. They helped with refresh-
to hospital Sunday afternoon
three categories. Toe foremen
ments along the ride and kept an
after the vehicle rolled over and
make $3.20 per hour, crews aged
eye open for riders encountering
came to rest in a ditch a10011
16 to 18 make $2.15 per hour and
problems.
Highway 86 east of Bluevale.
crew members over 18 make $3
Leaders of the Stable Bums,
Mark A. Thompson of RR 1,
per hour.
Mrs. Kay Smith and Mrs. Arlene
Atwood was the driver and
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The 15 students and their
Green, and riders appreciated
Steven A. Schade of Listowel was
positions are as follows: foremen
the help they received with the
the pager on the Suzuki
— Valerie Peel of RR 1, Bluevale,
ride-a-thon from Mr. and Mrs.
Greenburg, parents of riders and
motorcycle.
In another Sunday -one vehicle
Brent Johnson of Gorrie, Joy
Rutherford of RR 2, Wingham;
Mr. and Mrs. Dodds.
accident, William J. Stafford of
crews — Jill Strong of RR 1,
The 4-H club made $584.40 for
RR 1, Wroxeter was injured in an
Gorrie, Paul Gee of Listowel,
SARI, more than the amount it
incident apon Howick Township
Debbie Hanula of Wingham,
was counting on. A special thanks
goes out to all those who spon-
Conc. 12-13.
Donald F. Smith of Sarnia was
Linda Grey of RR 2, Wroxeter,
cored riders and also a big thanks
involved in a single car accident
EXPERIENCE '79—Here Debbie Perkin of Listowel assists the borer which] is makinga
Chris Orien of Wingham, Debbie
to Mac Anderson of Wingham
last Friday on Highway 4 south of
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hole for fence posts. The Experience'79 crew are preparing the Maple Keys Sugar Bush
Perkin of Listowel, Janice
Fairies of RR 1, Gorrie, And
who raised the most money; Mr.
Belgrave. Jefferson D. McKee of
for a parking area. ( Banner Photo
Anderson made $153.50.
Belgrave, a passenger in the car,
Susan Cleland of RR 4, Listowel;
Those who rode in the ride -a-
was injured in the incident.
Falls Reserve, gatekeepers —
thon were Kathy and Aileen
Laverne Steinman of RR 2,
Joanne Hillier of RR 4, Goderich
Underwood, Kevin and Sherry
Dublin received minor injuries
and Kathy Wubs of RR 2,
Green, Noreen Rahn, Kim
last Wednesday in a single
Bayfield; Larry Adams of
Dodds, Joanne Howe, Tim Koyle,
vehicle accident on County Road
Goderich, Richard Elliott of
John Ryan, Vicki McKague, Mr.
25, west of County Road 14, Grey
<s
Blyth and David Fischer of RR 2,
and Mrs. John Green and Mr. and
Township. ..
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Clinton.
Mrs. Mac Anderson.
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VET CLUB PLANS
34th annual
TRIP TGUELPH
Accident causes
At a meetingg July 17 the 4-H
Nethery reunion
Vet Club discussed plans fora
trip to United Breeders in,
�, X400 damage
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The 34th annual Nethery re-
Guelph. After learning that July
25 was out for Dr. Alex Strongthe
An auto accident in town
caused about $1,400 in property
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union was held June 24 at the
club decided to make the trip on
damage last week, Wingham
community hall, Londesboro,
July 24.
police report.
with 86 signing the register. Mr.
Since the club must be at the
A vehicle driven by Jeffrey L.
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and Mrs. George Ives of Blyth
United Breeders station by 9
Curran of RR 2, Wingham, was
were in charge of the .sports
o'clock it was decided everyone
stopped on Josephine Street
which were enjoyed by all.
Wdmeet at Dr. 'Strong Is home
,waiting to make a left-hand turn
Guestil were present from .16:30
a.m. Dr. Strong will see if
onto Alfred Street when it was
Ladysmith, B.C.; Holland,
the group can also visit the
struck from behind by another
Michigan; Niagara Falls, Sarnia,
veterinary college in Guelph,
vehicle driven by Calvin Murray
Burlington, Hamilton, Waterloo,
which would make the outing
QuipO of RR 3, Wingham, July 19.
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Kitchener, Bolton, Woodbridge,
very worthwhile.
The Curran vehicle was
London, Elmira, Listowel, Cli'n-
The club will next meet
damaged to the extent of $400,
ton, Wingham, Londesboro and
Wednesday, Aug. 15, at the
with approximately $1,000
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surrounding district.
Wingham .Veterinary Clinic.
damage to the Quip vehicle.
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Following the supper hour the
Before the business ended
Doreen McCormick mentioned
Police report charges are pen -
ding.
president, Alex Nethery of
Burlington, took charge of -the
meeting. He announced thre
deaths during the past year.
Percy Barker of Goderich, Wal-
ter Nicol of California, Mary Orr
of Sudbury, James Code of
Hanna, Alberta, and James
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Walsh of Brussels, and a few
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minutes silence followed in re-
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membrance.
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The program was a quartette
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by Lori and Scott Jewitt of Clin-
ton, and Lisa and Kelly Bosman•»•••
Notice to
NOWICK TOWNSHIP RESIDEliM
At its meeting on July 5th, 1979, the Nowick
Township Council enacted By-law #17/79
being a By -Law to:
Prohibit the depositing of refuse or debris on
Municipal or private property within the Cor-
porate Urnits of the Township of Howick.
It is therefore an offence to throw, place or
deposit refuse or debris of any description on
private or Municipal lands without authority
from the owner or occupant thereof and any
person who contravenes the -provisions of
this By -Law shall, upon convi-•' be Liable
to a fine of not greater than
The Township Council did,alao ,jit act that the
Municipality's Waste Disposal Site located on
the East part of Lot 24, Concession 8 would be
open on Wednesdays and Saturdays from the
hours of 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. These hours
shall be in effect until September 30th when
the site shall again close at 4:00 p.m.
Howkk Township Council
Municipal Office
Gorriie, Ontario
TOGETHER
TO SERVE
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Buy your home, Life, boat, and auto
insurance from a friend
The Co -Operators
your credit union sponsored
insurance company
Co-operation among Co -Ops.
Located in, the
Credit Union Building.
8 Alfred St., [corner of
Josephine St.] Wingham, Ont.
North Huron Credit
Union 357-2311
A1_1111A
The Co-operators
357-3739
EFFECTIVE UNTE
AUGUST 4
CO.,
g p p y g of Londesboro, "How Much is
firewood for the Falls Reserve near Benmiller. Clearing the trees are, from left to right, that Doggie in the Window" and �' e ° 00 '
Debbie Hanula of Wingham, Linda Grey of RR 2, Wroxeter, Chris Orien of Wingham, "Happiness" and a duet by Mrs. f
Janice Fbirles, of RR 1, Gorrie (hidden), and Susan Cleland of RR 4, Listowel. Allan Bosman and Mrs. Ross \ r iss
entitled `Jamaica Fare- j M�ssGallol row -
Jewitt P. •
well". y4`
Special prizes were given out �y� COOL-RAY'a AND FASHION
x by Alex Nethery of Burlington for . .!�� SHADES SUN-
20%
the oldest person present: Miss � O. 20%OFF usr
Stella Nethery of Belgrave;
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youngest person present, Kelly ! -- _•--�-,o -
Jewitt; persons coming the long-
est distance, Mr. and Mrs. Allan I Seltzer] A. — - F.
f- _ ._..
ome o Ladysmith, B.C.; re- D. nab.]
cently married couple, Mr. and
Mrs. Greg Cardiff of Listowel,
and largest family present, Mr.
i ,d11M ry1rM-1.110••, �V+• ..� I:
and Mrs. Ray Nethery of Kit- """ , �Qa
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chener. The Who Am l?" con-
test was won by Mark Nethery
of
Blyth.
A treat of watermelon
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F. ROU -ON UMA
WINGHAM
was
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given to all present by Alex
Netherft y of Burlington.
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0'0 Mba6reyr „y,- ,. to limit
M - �� Quantities
SID ADAMS
President for next year, Alex
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Complete
RADIATOR SERVICE
Nethery of Burlington and seers
tory-treasurer, Mary Isabel
summer Needs Specials
pees at Guardian!
for
Nethery of Belgrave. The meet-
Automobiles, Light Trucks,
ing closed by singing "Auld Lang
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Syne ".
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• MISS CLAIROL PAMPERS DIAPERS l BAN ROIL -ON
BUILDING RAIL FENCE—These three members of Experlence'79 work on a rail fence
which will mark off the perking lot they are constructing at the Maple Keys Sugar Bush
owned by Maitland Valley Conmrvatlon Authority. In the photo, from left to right are,
Valerie Peri of RR 1, Bluevale, Brent Johnson of Gorrle, and J I I I Strong of RR 1, Gorrle.
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SHAMPOO FORMULA $2.77 NEWBORN Sas $2.44 75 ml DEODORANT $1.57
s MISS CLAIROL o STAYFREE M RAID HOUSE O GARDEN
CREME FORMULA $1.99
WINGHAM
MINI -PADS 1o•. 694 BUG KILLER 3469 $2,29
BODY SHOP
TAME CREME RINSE H NAIR DEPILATORY N VIVA PAPER TOWELS
OR CONDITIONER 45om1$1.88 57g Cream or 125ml LOtion$1.33 TWIN PACK (White) 994
SID ADAMS
o ALKA SELTZERCREST TOOTHPASTE o. LISTERMINT MOUTHWASH
8 TABLETS 59 Regular or Mint 50ml 73 ••32% Bonus" 33oz. Size $2.69
Complete
RADIATOR SERVICE
a CLAIROL '72% MORE" K MITCHUM "Skip -A 1]sy" P COOL -RAY • D FAS ION SHADES
HERBAL ESSENCE ANTI-PERSPIRANT SUNGLASSES... 20 "
$2.19 % OFF :
for
SHAMPOO 550m1 Size q :RIW
ROLL-ON 1.502. $ 2.88 •rr Rg►aNrad by Cool -May i„aa,..,.,..
Automobiles, Light Trucks,
Farm Tractors
New Rad Cores
VANCEffSRoadi�PHARMACYI
Cleaning i Flushing
14 North St. 357.1104
(Lee Vance ltd.) Wingham357-2170
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