The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-09-05, Page 025, 1979
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Men "s 2 and,3
piece. su.its are
on sale until
the end Of
September,
Iprice-,
s
Assorted
short sleeve
dress shirts
and sport
shirts, now
selling for
half the
regular price.
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If there's more than .6 cm. (% inch) of frost
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in your freezer, you're putting energy on ice.
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Credit. Union #ilding.
8 Alfred St., [writer of
Josephine St.] Wingham'; Ont.
REFRESHMENTSANYONE?—Mike's Kool Aid Stand was -North 14uron Credit The Co-operd ors
set up at corner of Catherine and,John Streets last week, Charles Trapp and fourfooted Nipsy. Thompson. Asked Union, 357-2311. 357-3739
dispensing refreshment to passersby. Helping out the bull- whether they look forward to returning to school only
ness and keeping Michael Thompson company were Denise Yvonne was really eager; the rest didn't mind except for
Wilkins holding Bonnie Litt, Yvonne Trapp, Kevin Beecroft, Kevin, who wanted more tithe for camping.
qtrhu'rc....to romco so .,s .
Recently Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mr. and Mrs.Alan Falconer, shower forbride-to-be Sherry cousin, Jeffery Oberholtzer. On
Tiffin and Joey and Mrs. Orville Tony, Timmy and Amy, held a Bradley. Ga}xl"es and contests the weekend Steven was brought
Tiffin spent a day at Shelter birthday party for Mrs. Angus were supervised by - Clara home by Dave Oberholtzer and
Valley near Goderich where they Falconer' on Sunday evening. Milligan and Linda .'Moore and Jeffery,.
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Present were Angus Falconer, Mrs. Moore wrote an address to Mrs. Eileen Parker of Exeter
Snowden and Bill Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mowbray and Mrs. Sherry. The ' society presented visited, in the.. area on Saturday. • busigessal.,4F uv' k
Mrs. Dave McGlynn, Janet and Clara Cleghorn. her with a set of pots a>�id pans. Mr: and Mrs. Carl Me-.
Wayne, who had cottages there. Visitors with- Mr. and Mrs. Twenty-five young, people were Clenaghan attended the rodeo -at
Visitors on the holiday Lorne Durnin were Colleen and present at the meeting. Durham on Saturday., -
weekend with Mrs. Robert Stephen Durnin of St. Helens and Whitechurch friends are ' . Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Campbell
Mowbray were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Simmons, pleased ' that'* Mrs.' Gershom' and Heather of Kitchener spent p!/` / �e•�
McIntyre, Michael and Mark of London. The latter also visited Johnston of Wingham• was able to the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
London, Jack McIntyre and Mrs. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sim retur home on Wednesday from Bill-Rintoul. Mr. -and -Mrs. Harry
Clara Cleghorn' of Wingham, - mons,.of Wingham, and Mr. and Wingham and District Hospital. Gutoskie, Wchaet, and Michelle
Mrs. Jack Stacey, Wingham, and Mrs. Elroy. Laidlaw. Nelson Beli.and sons Brian and of Waterloo spent the weekend.. *ayulnCila,�zstaiuue
her sister, Mrs: Brll Richard, and Recently Mr. and Mrs. Bill Richard of Timmins arl'ived on with Mr. and Mrs: ,Leonard * Maui tCOZtx:fL%Z 1CASE1
Mr. 'Kicliard, Oi'iliia, Mr. and Purdon, Miss Beatrice McQuillin Thursday to' visit 'with 'his Robinson, on,, and Tracy of g
Mrs... Lorne Etienne, London, and Bill McQuillia enjoyed a tour parents, Rev, and Mrs: John•Bell. Belgrave.. *Manama training
Paul Falconer' 66irnia and his north, crossing -at Tobermory on 1Wrs. ' Bell joined :the family Mr. and Mrs-, Irwin •M�' *I Z� i"iilatZDi20n#�ITZ °t"iZy
friend, Robert Filton of London. the Chi-Cheemaun and coming Saturday wen she .,flew to Clettaghan of St, Thomas spent; .
On Sundl�y;l?apltooksomeyoung home via,�Orth B Toronto from,�� mins.-and Was theey�, ��++'veekend w� ak" en y %�ZZ�iZ�SfCIY� a
�4adian *tfpnal 1 y a� t Qrs 'i leer Elliot �n et' by hei• h'ukband w) brought Mc�lll�aghan. 3iw . , .. • . ,
E uu�bii Kareic; ^David, and Barry atf br to Whitechurch, Mr. , .and Mr§.!:Befi ' lr#fdR, .
Mrs. Orville' Tiffin visited tended, a 25th. wedding ani' A number of Whitechurch' Dickie, Kelly and 4eremy of Can °
Sunday With her sister, Mrs. niversary celebration Sunday for residents attended Mr. and Mrs. Kitchener were Sunday visitors
rGordon Jamieson, and Mr: Me. and Mrs. Bill MacPherson. Spence Irwi&s 50th anniversary with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mc -
See our Representative
Jamieson. Mr. and M Joe Mr. and Mrs. Bob Walmsley, celebrations ' in Lucknow Clenaghan and Mrs. Ben Me -
Tiffin and Joey, attended the Stephen, Robin and Kristen of Saturday evening. Clenaghan• f
FAME COOK
,tournament where the BP team Toronto were) weekend visitors Mr. and Mrs. Eric Evans ,of Mrs. Philip -Blackleg,, Jessica
'-was playing. Theteam won that with Mr. and Mrs. John Jamieson Hyde Park and Mr. and Mrs. Bob and Alea of Kwkton were 'Friday at: The. Wingham Motel
game and played again on -and family, Evans, Hamilton, were Sunday visitors with her grandparents, Wingham, Ontario
Monday -afternoon. The 4=H leaders; Mrs. Walter visitors with their parents, Mr.. Mr. and- Mrs. Russel Chapman.
2nd and 3rd Tuesdaysofeach
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Milligan Elliott and Mrs. Archie Purdon, and Mrs. ,Bill Evans, to help them The Agriculture and anadian on., `
" and' Clara spent the weekend with attended the .4•H training school celebrate their � 57th wedding Indtfstries meeting o 'the
his brother-in-law, E. Crozier,of at Teeswater 'on Monday and anniversary,. Women's Institute will bemonth..Next visit Sept. 11th.
.. held
Niagara Falls. Thursday of last week. On Sunday Rev, and Mrs: John Wednesday, September `12, .at, 8
Mr. 'and. Mrs. Wesley Tiffin, The Young People's Society Bell, Mr.- and Mrs. Nelson Bell, pem, in the Community Memorial
Mr. `and. Mrs. Hugh McMillan and . held its August meeting last week , Brian- and Richard .of Timmins Hall. Hostess. is Mrs. Tom
Mrs.' George Tiffin of Lucknow at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim 'went to Walkerton to visit :wnth Metcalfe; roll 'call,' bring a .leaf FEDERAL BUS/NESS
spent the weekend with Mr. and deBoer. Following their usual Mr.,and Mrs. Wesley Bell, Cane, from a,tree and name it; motto, QEI/ELOPMENT BANK
Mrs. Jim Henderson of Brant- meeting the young people held a and, Robin. They helped Carrie "Credit makes cheap .thing's
ford. celebrate her birthday, dear"; Mrs. E. Johnston; (Branch ONlce Address)
"Last week Mr. and Mrs. Bill Speaker; contest, Mrs. J. A. `
Rintoul took their grandson, Currie; lunch, Mrs. D. Tiffin, For prior information call 271.-565Q4coileet)
Steven Rintoul, to- Waterloo 'to Mrs. L. Durnin, Mrs. 'James, or write 1036 Ontario Street, Stratford; Ontario
spend some holidays with his McInnes.
Auth'onty'
•_.
Continued from Front Page i,o raise the spending limit.
e said Mr.. ee resentaers an(Lves ,
cost so much, he reported that the ministry representatives
hadn't been discussed much. have gone over the revised
."Once you're in it you're in it estimate pretty carefully to
He blamed the ministry for, make sure it is high enough. ' O,
part of the cost,,calling it poor He alsoi, admitted the project i '
,management on its part to put 'engineer -is "not too happy" with y
the project off for ears. He also
P ] Y the planned repairs.'
DIM he thinks the engineers are ,y
overstressing the. problem of
leakage underneath the dam,
noting he's been in the township'
for 60 years and the dam hasn't
cracked or fallen over yet.
The washed-out dam has been
an eyesore fora number of years,
he Said, And it surely will im-
prove the village to have it
repaired. He explained the
Gorrie park used to be a very
popular picnie spot; with people
coming from Kitchener and
everywhere; when the dam
washed out it just put an` end to
the whole thin$ and left quite. a
void in the village life,
"There's a feeling we pay our
levy every year and it goes
somewhere else. So we have our
need and I guess our turn has
come."
QUiTE A BURDEN
MVCA Chairman Lorne
Murray of Moorefield admitted
the extra repair costs will be
quite a burden to the authority
and some of the members are not
in favor of spending so much
money, but he wants to see the
project completed and is
satisfied the costs won't go any
higher.
He reported when the site was
dewatered to start the repairs it
was discovered the apron was all
undermined, "and that is one big
expense". However the con-
tractor was kept on the job while
the authority applied to the MNh•
Ken Dunn was never for
this,',.' he said: "He'd like to drive
piles and dig right down." But he
declared he doesn't think the
extra cost of that option -would be
justified. I
"I'm satisfied it will be a stable
structure when it's finished. It
stood for how many years and
five .years half. washed out and
neyerlop pled over or had a crack
in it?"
While the project will take
more than a year's budget out of
the budget area it is charged
against, it, isn't going to shut
down the conservation authority,
he added.
"It's just going to make a big
hole in the parks and recreation
budget."
He noted the funding allotment
hasn't been settled yet, but if the
authority can't get all the money
from the ministry this year it can
be put back in the budget again
next year.
"we will have to sacrifice some
other projects, that's trtie."
Mr. Murray pointed out that
when the Bluevale Dam was
repaired the original estimate
was $39,000,while the final costs
amounted to $143,000 and said he
thinks the authority will get as
good value from the Gorrie Darn
at $200,000. It would cost about
$80,000 to demolish the dam, he
reported, while a verbal estimate
set the cost of complete
replacement at $65o,000,
If there's more than .6 cm. (% inch) of frost
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in your freezer, you're putting energy on ice.
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Heavy dust on your refrigerator coils
makes it work harder to keep its cool.
e
An occasional vacuuming of the coils
well -cared for last longer and they use
less electricity: Over the long run, you can
�•
11 save money on appliance replacement.
more electricity than it has to.
a !
Talke the $1 bill test. Shut the door of your
fridge on a, dollar bill. If the bill puffs out
flow
`"
Don t your
easily cold air can out too, adding to your
The fridge
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•9.
, 3i A
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making sure the appliance is level.
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B0Y Y.1, r home, Life; boat; ond-ostio
insurance from 9 fi ierld
4.
your cr,6d t' union, sponsa►red
insurance company
Cooperation iio 1!9 CO.Ops.
`oeoted �, A1irip''
Credit. Union #ilding.
8 Alfred St., [writer of
Josephine St.] Wingham'; Ont.
REFRESHMENTSANYONE?—Mike's Kool Aid Stand was -North 14uron Credit The Co-operd ors
set up at corner of Catherine and,John Streets last week, Charles Trapp and fourfooted Nipsy. Thompson. Asked Union, 357-2311. 357-3739
dispensing refreshment to passersby. Helping out the bull- whether they look forward to returning to school only
ness and keeping Michael Thompson company were Denise Yvonne was really eager; the rest didn't mind except for
Wilkins holding Bonnie Litt, Yvonne Trapp, Kevin Beecroft, Kevin, who wanted more tithe for camping.
qtrhu'rc....to romco so .,s .
Recently Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mr. and Mrs.Alan Falconer, shower forbride-to-be Sherry cousin, Jeffery Oberholtzer. On
Tiffin and Joey and Mrs. Orville Tony, Timmy and Amy, held a Bradley. Ga}xl"es and contests the weekend Steven was brought
Tiffin spent a day at Shelter birthday party for Mrs. Angus were supervised by - Clara home by Dave Oberholtzer and
Valley near Goderich where they Falconer' on Sunday evening. Milligan and Linda .'Moore and Jeffery,.
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Present were Angus Falconer, Mrs. Moore wrote an address to Mrs. Eileen Parker of Exeter
Snowden and Bill Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mowbray and Mrs. Sherry. The ' society presented visited, in the.. area on Saturday. • busigessal.,4F uv' k
Mrs. Dave McGlynn, Janet and Clara Cleghorn. her with a set of pots a>�id pans. Mr: and Mrs. Carl Me-.
Wayne, who had cottages there. Visitors with- Mr. and Mrs. Twenty-five young, people were Clenaghan attended the rodeo -at
Visitors on the holiday Lorne Durnin were Colleen and present at the meeting. Durham on Saturday., -
weekend with Mrs. Robert Stephen Durnin of St. Helens and Whitechurch friends are ' . Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Campbell
Mowbray were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Simmons, pleased ' that'* Mrs.' Gershom' and Heather of Kitchener spent p!/` / �e•�
McIntyre, Michael and Mark of London. The latter also visited Johnston of Wingham• was able to the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
London, Jack McIntyre and Mrs. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sim retur home on Wednesday from Bill-Rintoul. Mr. -and -Mrs. Harry
Clara Cleghorn' of Wingham, - mons,.of Wingham, and Mr. and Wingham and District Hospital. Gutoskie, Wchaet, and Michelle
Mrs. Jack Stacey, Wingham, and Mrs. Elroy. Laidlaw. Nelson Beli.and sons Brian and of Waterloo spent the weekend.. *ayulnCila,�zstaiuue
her sister, Mrs: Brll Richard, and Recently Mr. and Mrs. Bill Richard of Timmins arl'ived on with Mr. and Mrs: ,Leonard * Maui tCOZtx:fL%Z 1CASE1
Mr. 'Kicliard, Oi'iliia, Mr. and Purdon, Miss Beatrice McQuillin Thursday to' visit 'with 'his Robinson, on,, and Tracy of g
Mrs... Lorne Etienne, London, and Bill McQuillia enjoyed a tour parents, Rev, and Mrs: John•Bell. Belgrave.. *Manama training
Paul Falconer' 66irnia and his north, crossing -at Tobermory on 1Wrs. ' Bell joined :the family Mr. and Mrs-, Irwin •M�' *I Z� i"iilatZDi20n#�ITZ °t"iZy
friend, Robert Filton of London. the Chi-Cheemaun and coming Saturday wen she .,flew to Clettaghan of St, Thomas spent; .
On Sundl�y;l?apltooksomeyoung home via,�Orth B Toronto from,�� mins.-and Was theey�, ��++'veekend w� ak" en y %�ZZ�iZ�SfCIY� a
�4adian *tfpnal 1 y a� t Qrs 'i leer Elliot �n et' by hei• h'ukband w) brought Mc�lll�aghan. 3iw . , .. • . ,
E uu�bii Kareic; ^David, and Barry atf br to Whitechurch, Mr. , .and Mr§.!:Befi ' lr#fdR, .
Mrs. Orville' Tiffin visited tended, a 25th. wedding ani' A number of Whitechurch' Dickie, Kelly and 4eremy of Can °
Sunday With her sister, Mrs. niversary celebration Sunday for residents attended Mr. and Mrs. Kitchener were Sunday visitors
rGordon Jamieson, and Mr: Me. and Mrs. Bill MacPherson. Spence Irwi&s 50th anniversary with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mc -
See our Representative
Jamieson. Mr. and M Joe Mr. and Mrs. Bob Walmsley, celebrations ' in Lucknow Clenaghan and Mrs. Ben Me -
Tiffin and Joey, attended the Stephen, Robin and Kristen of Saturday evening. Clenaghan• f
FAME COOK
,tournament where the BP team Toronto were) weekend visitors Mr. and Mrs. Eric Evans ,of Mrs. Philip -Blackleg,, Jessica
'-was playing. Theteam won that with Mr. and Mrs. John Jamieson Hyde Park and Mr. and Mrs. Bob and Alea of Kwkton were 'Friday at: The. Wingham Motel
game and played again on -and family, Evans, Hamilton, were Sunday visitors with her grandparents, Wingham, Ontario
Monday -afternoon. The 4=H leaders; Mrs. Walter visitors with their parents, Mr.. Mr. and- Mrs. Russel Chapman.
2nd and 3rd Tuesdaysofeach
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Milligan Elliott and Mrs. Archie Purdon, and Mrs. ,Bill Evans, to help them The Agriculture and anadian on., `
" and' Clara spent the weekend with attended the .4•H training school celebrate their � 57th wedding Indtfstries meeting o 'the
his brother-in-law, E. Crozier,of at Teeswater 'on Monday and anniversary,. Women's Institute will bemonth..Next visit Sept. 11th.
.. held
Niagara Falls. Thursday of last week. On Sunday Rev, and Mrs: John Wednesday, September `12, .at, 8
Mr. 'and. Mrs. Wesley Tiffin, The Young People's Society Bell, Mr.- and Mrs. Nelson Bell, pem, in the Community Memorial
Mr. `and. Mrs. Hugh McMillan and . held its August meeting last week , Brian- and Richard .of Timmins Hall. Hostess. is Mrs. Tom
Mrs.' George Tiffin of Lucknow at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim 'went to Walkerton to visit :wnth Metcalfe; roll 'call,' bring a .leaf FEDERAL BUS/NESS
spent the weekend with Mr. and deBoer. Following their usual Mr.,and Mrs. Wesley Bell, Cane, from a,tree and name it; motto, QEI/ELOPMENT BANK
Mrs. Jim Henderson of Brant- meeting the young people held a and, Robin. They helped Carrie "Credit makes cheap .thing's
ford. celebrate her birthday, dear"; Mrs. E. Johnston; (Branch ONlce Address)
"Last week Mr. and Mrs. Bill Speaker; contest, Mrs. J. A. `
Rintoul took their grandson, Currie; lunch, Mrs. D. Tiffin, For prior information call 271.-565Q4coileet)
Steven Rintoul, to- Waterloo 'to Mrs. L. Durnin, Mrs. 'James, or write 1036 Ontario Street, Stratford; Ontario
spend some holidays with his McInnes.
Auth'onty'
•_.
Continued from Front Page i,o raise the spending limit.
e said Mr.. ee resentaers an(Lves ,
cost so much, he reported that the ministry representatives
hadn't been discussed much. have gone over the revised
."Once you're in it you're in it estimate pretty carefully to
He blamed the ministry for, make sure it is high enough. ' O,
part of the cost,,calling it poor He alsoi, admitted the project i '
,management on its part to put 'engineer -is "not too happy" with y
the project off for ears. He also
P ] Y the planned repairs.'
DIM he thinks the engineers are ,y
overstressing the. problem of
leakage underneath the dam,
noting he's been in the township'
for 60 years and the dam hasn't
cracked or fallen over yet.
The washed-out dam has been
an eyesore fora number of years,
he Said, And it surely will im-
prove the village to have it
repaired. He explained the
Gorrie park used to be a very
popular picnie spot; with people
coming from Kitchener and
everywhere; when the dam
washed out it just put an` end to
the whole thin$ and left quite. a
void in the village life,
"There's a feeling we pay our
levy every year and it goes
somewhere else. So we have our
need and I guess our turn has
come."
QUiTE A BURDEN
MVCA Chairman Lorne
Murray of Moorefield admitted
the extra repair costs will be
quite a burden to the authority
and some of the members are not
in favor of spending so much
money, but he wants to see the
project completed and is
satisfied the costs won't go any
higher.
He reported when the site was
dewatered to start the repairs it
was discovered the apron was all
undermined, "and that is one big
expense". However the con-
tractor was kept on the job while
the authority applied to the MNh•
Ken Dunn was never for
this,',.' he said: "He'd like to drive
piles and dig right down." But he
declared he doesn't think the
extra cost of that option -would be
justified. I
"I'm satisfied it will be a stable
structure when it's finished. It
stood for how many years and
five .years half. washed out and
neyerlop pled over or had a crack
in it?"
While the project will take
more than a year's budget out of
the budget area it is charged
against, it, isn't going to shut
down the conservation authority,
he added.
"It's just going to make a big
hole in the parks and recreation
budget."
He noted the funding allotment
hasn't been settled yet, but if the
authority can't get all the money
from the ministry this year it can
be put back in the budget again
next year.
"we will have to sacrifice some
other projects, that's trtie."
Mr. Murray pointed out that
when the Bluevale Dam was
repaired the original estimate
was $39,000,while the final costs
amounted to $143,000 and said he
thinks the authority will get as
good value from the Gorrie Darn
at $200,000. It would cost about
$80,000 to demolish the dam, he
reported, while a verbal estimate
set the cost of complete
replacement at $65o,000,
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w
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If there's more than .6 cm. (% inch) of frost
r ,
in your freezer, you're putting energy on ice.
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-:Iw ,4Y.
r yr
..A ,.. ,1 S -d:: Akl9w'4�
Heavy dust on your refrigerator coils
makes it work harder to keep its cool.
e
An occasional vacuuming of the coils
well -cared for last longer and they use
less electricity: Over the long run, you can
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If there's more than .6 cm. (% inch) of frost
=
in your freezer, you're putting energy on ice.
Regular defrosting is easy to do and it's .
easier on the fridge.
=
Tune-upmClean-up
Heavy dust on your refrigerator coils
makes it work harder to keep its cool.
It's simple. Appliances that are dean and,
An occasional vacuuming of the coils
well -cared for last longer and they use
less electricity: Over the long run, you can
behind or underneath the refrigerator
can help it last longer and it won't use
11 save money on appliance replacement.
more electricity than it has to.
And of course, the less energy you waste,
the more dollars you save.
Talke the $1 bill test. Shut the door of your
fridge on a, dollar bill. If the bill puffs out
flow
`"
Don t your
easily cold air can out too, adding to your
The fridge
•
energy costs. may need a new
gasket or the solution may be as simple as Ontario hydro
making sure the appliance is level.
....
►lore -saw
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