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A HUGE COLLECTION — Mrs. Olda Jervi0; of Clinton had 'just some of her large
collection of salt and pepper shakers from all over the World at the Seaforth W.I. m
, eetinglast Tuesday., Mrs, Jpryis and her sister, Mrs,.' Evelyn Carter of ,Seaforth
had a couple of their favourites. Mis. Jervis says she's almost stopped collecting
now, because she's running out of room. (Staff PhOto)
8.-mot McCall picnic on Sunday
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During the week troll!.
August 5 ' to Mgt* .17 The
Seaforth Po/ice DepOrtelent kap?
investigated 45 oecnrems ,?
Mcludlok
Theft 6
A.ssistttnce 12
PropertYPantaSe 2 -
Insecure Property • 4.4
Break and Enter, 1
Animal Complaints . 4
Police Information 6
Children Complaints - 1
DisturbanCe 4 •
Traffic Complaint .. 1
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gathered on Saturday, Att:e4st. 14, ; Persons #400, the figt,60st.00„,
at the Lions P rk, Aooftirth, . Mr, and *to. Pon: pft
After g ,social chat- everyone,. •
enjoyed ,-sitItirgasho:rd supper - •••••-.4/000004.1:011m4Putipio
tioqp0.-:-,b7: • li0t, Patrick . marriage, of TatFicio.
StouffvillPi ' At1.4 .1 #.117.,.GPrdOn4.*
Prizes WPM '004 0: the 9140 Biks. presented, along *ItIf
.shower of
member pre.A04 Alcx Nagfcm, the,,bePt wishes' of all PC•094 'youngest member the .hgppy,i44710.4 •
present Cheryl Pitikertoe, OM; Those wliO.Attegi104 were frogs
wedding anniversary closest to theegorthareal.#0 well*s:041t4:i.
August 14, Mr. and. Mo. p.p., ()well :$oliect,.:StotiffAlet .011Phi.
Westaway, Hamilton, flagOltOOt
Birth44y, nearest to August 14, Wyqogoi,:,.crotiOrty.,,;.'Henq
Mrs,Joitn,,Curlew, 'Owen SoOltd; Exeter, 14qt/h4ge#,.. -3/K1R;1
lucky birthday,Harvey, .,.wand netbrAtizottli".:
Young. Guessing object with
beans - Bill Young.
A short business period
followed with officers far next
year - President, Ross McCall;
1st vice President, Walter'
Bewley; Sec,-Treas., Jean
Bewley; Tables, . Mary and
Stewart McCall, Sports, Sheila
Burke and Alan Young.
Those attended from : Carleton
Place, Brussels, Blyth; Ethel,
London, Winthrop, Edmonton,
Wingham„, Guelph ,and Walton.
the picnic for 1977 is•set for the
third Sunday'in August at the
Seaforth Lion's Park.
' Personals '
Mrs. Edna McDonald spent a
week ago Saturday with Mrs.
Mary Errington at Goderich. Miss
Grace Krauter of Toronto and
Mrs. Dave Bell, Toronto also
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Correspondent
Mrs, Allan McCall
A community shower was held
for Miss Lynne McDonald; bride-
elect of this month on Tuesday,
August 17 in the. basement of
Duff's 'United Church.
Mrs.. Don McDonald
welcomed everyone to this special
evening for Lynne and a short
progratn was introduced with an
opening poem with song by Mrs;
Jan Van Vliet, accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. Bill Humphries.
Jeannie McDonald favoured
the 'large audience with a tap
dancing number, followed with a
solo by Joy Anne Van Vliet,
accompanied by Debbie Van Vliet
at the piano.
The guest of honor and her
mother were presented with
corsages and asked to take
the chairs at the front when the
following address was read by a
girl friend, Lois Williamson.
Dear Lynne:
t IC does not seem very long,
Since you were playing on the
lawn
Orphan kittens caught your eye
then,
Mother hoped later that it would
be men.
Off to school yair bravely went,
Where long hours of learning
were spent.
i. Piano lessons filled your time,
Oh how Dad's eyes would shine.
4-H also had a place,
Remember the Apricot waste?
Then .off to grade nine
few friends to find, \
Remember the geography, trip?
The , fire red Seater and
motorcycle trip t
Nutzsing you deci d to make a
tw
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career,
so to Woodstock you went to
spend two y ears,
'Twas here one fair night,
That John did catch sight,
Of a cute young lass,
Qh he could not pass.
Work at Ellis-Don kept John busy
in -London,
Lynne was in goderieh but to ,
,London was coming.
A.transfer to Ottawa Ment John
must go,
ApromOtion towards reaching his
goal.
With him he wanted to take his ,
treasure,
It was plain to see it was Lynne's
pleasure.
Aug. 27th you will become man
and wife,
We wish you happiness for all
your life.
Pleases accept these gifts as a
token of our best wishes. ',
Your friends and neighbbrs.
The gifts were carried in by
friends Otthe bride-elect and she
expressed her thanks for the
lovely- gifts given to her and to
those of the 8th and 16th Unit who
prepared', the, shOwer iiiid"lerved-
funch following the, singing of
Grace.
A tablecloth was presented to
'Lynne when 'all names of those
prese .nt was signed on it with .
Cameo Paints.
was in charge of the guest book at
the door.
- The trousseau upstairs was shown
by Mrs, Wilma Traviss, Connie
Burke showed the shower gifts
'downstairs while. Joan Bennett
was in chalie- of the 'wedding
gifts.
Helping in the kitchen and
serving were: Pauline Bennett;
Margory Huetlier,. Mary McCall,
Viola Traviss and Olive Traviss.
Approximately 48 pebple
attended the McCall ,picnic on
Sunday, August 15 at Seaforth
Lions Park with Bill and Marion
Young as host and hostess.
After a bountiful pot-luck
dinner at one 'O'clock prizes were
giyen out,by Effit and Jim MCCall
as follows:Oldest• person-Verna a
Somers, R.IC2, Blyth; Youngest
ch ild, Jason McCall, 6% month
old son of Jack and Doreen,
McCall of Guelph, formerly of
Seaforth.
Oldest married couple, Archie
and Mary Young, R.R.#1,4 Blyth;
Youngest married couple, Brenda
and Dan Raven, Edmonton, Alta;
Lady with birthday nearet to
date, Donna Stephenson; Man
with birthday nearest the date,
Donald McCall,
Guessing beans in jar, Archie
visited at the same home. They
also attended the Sinclair-Adams
wedding on Satfirday at Port
Albert and reception later at
Lucknow, Mrs. Errington is a
grandmother of the bride.
Visiting recently, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs.• Earl Mills were:
Drs. Jean and Gerd W esterman
of Burlington and Dr.. Alberto
Riccardi, La Plata, Argentina.
Church service at 11 A.M. will_
resume this Sunday at Duff's
United Church, following the
minister's holidays.
Several from the community
took in the Brussels Senior
Citizens Bus Trip to London on
Monday of this week.
Pork: •
producers
battle
parasites
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Walton
4
y week.
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On Sunday, August 15, Mrs.
4
t Herb ,Tsaviss entertained at—a
trousseau tea at her home in
honor of • her daughter Gail
whose marriage to Ken Moffett,
Stratford takes place this
Saturday.
Those assisting Gail and her
rn6Rer receive the one hundred
guests were the groom's mother,
-Mrs. Bill Moffett and the bride's
grandmother, Mrs. Hilda Sellers,
Allison Traviss, niece of the bride
100 guests at, trousseau tea
Through better hygien e. pork
producers can cut down on
financial losses caused by worms.
This was the, result of a recently
completed field stud conducted
by, the Veterinary Services
Branch, Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food.
One of the study co-ordinators,
Dr. S.J. Martin, says the results
of the study indicated a" strong
correlation between clean farm
premises and a low worm burden.
It also showed that if a regular
worming program was followed,
the worm burden would be much
lower.
According to Dr. Martin, it is to
the farmer's advantage to have a
regularly conducted worming
program, He recommends that
producers concentrate on their
breeding stock.. "If sows farrow
down carrying worms they will
infect the little pigs. This will not
show up until the pigs reach the
grower-finisher stage, They will
cause an economic loss to the
farmer because of the extra feed
required to bring them to market
weight."
However, worms can be
controlled. A producer should
take fecal samples to his
veterinarian or to any of the
veterinary 'service laboratories in
the province to determine the
worm burden and species of
Worms prese nt. •
,From these results, his veterin-
arian wily' deieimilie the worming
agent required and design 'a
stqtable worming program which-
can be easily applied to his
operation.
Dr. Martin adds ,that worming
costs are minimal .compared to
the cost of extra feed due to
worms. , "It could cost up to 25
cents per 100 pound weight (45
kilograms) of pig wormed,'
depending upon the agent
required. But, it has been
estimated worms can cut 20
percent from the profits of a
market pig.' '
10 charged under the Highway
Traffic.Act.
8 charged under the Liquor'
Licence Act.
4 charged under the Criminal
Code of Canada.
I charged under the J.D.A.
One major accident
investigated totaling s1000.00.
4 minor accidents investigated
totaling 6385.00.
Cones, Sundaes, Stiakes,
Slushies, Floats, Banana 'Boats
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Walton
Open Nightly Till 9