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Brodhagen- girl is coritestant s car , its Two jy r
00 li, McKiliop Toivoship, "w4
investigated by COnstable Bob
Roberts of the Goderich O.P.P.
'Two local ' r5 idents received
minor injuries i an accident on
Huron county (load,, tl.2 early
Saturday marling.
JOhn Cairns, Jr. of
Egmondville and Nancy Aunder
of Seaforth were inju'r'ed slightly
when.the car in -which'they were
passengers struck a hydro pole,
The pole was nearly toppled,
The driver of the 1973 Ford was
Christopher Ryan, 17, of Walton.
The car was owned by Dorothy
Mn Ryan of Walton.
The accident caused $500
damage to the left 'rear and front
.f the vehicle. •
The accident, which took place
at 4 4;30 a.m. on Saturday
morning, on Huron County road,
12, 1 km. north of Concessions 10
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near Torontio. Mr. Hicks was 82
year$ old. I '
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey..,, Ahrens, Marilyn. and
Steven were their son Wayne
Ahrens and Miss Anita Larrson of
Sarnia on Sunday.
Friends of Mr. Mervin Dietz
will be pleased to hear he has
returned to his' home from the
Seaforth Community Hospital,
Miss' Clara Higenell of
Kitchener visited at .the home of
her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs.
and her
grandma, Mrs. Carl Higenell.
A pretty wedding was held in
Munrofor Miss Connie Brink and
^ Ed DeJong last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs,, Reuben Buuck
visited - With their son and
daughter-in-law Mt. and Mrs.
Carl Buuck, Danny and Julie in,
Mitchell on Sunday. .
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weitersen
David and Julie enjoyed
Beuerman in. the birth of thjir,
baby son in Seaforth Community
Hospital on May 21.
Mrs, John Vock and brother
Louie visited with. Mr. and Mrs,
Boyd Driscoll of Walton do
Sunday.
Congratulations are extended
to David Gloor son of .Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Gloor who won the
trophy for high average in the
Y.B.C. Senior division bowling
awards at the Mitchell Bowling
Lanes last week.
Miss Lynda Scherbarth, was
chosen to . represent - the
Brodh.agen Chamber 'of
Commerce from, among 12 girls
by Joe. Duchane of Radio Station
CJBK at the Dublin Centennial in
'July. Congratulations are
eictendedzto'Lynda.
Neighbours and friends of
Doug Buck will be sorry to hear
that heis a patient in the General
• Hospital in Stratford.
travelling to ' Niagara Region
during the weekend.
Allan and Willa May Brown
from Melbourne visited with the
former's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.'
Wm, Brown last Sunday.
Mrs. Gordon Snider has
returned to her home where she is
convalescing from the General
Hospital in Stratford after
suffering a back injury.
Miss Kathryn Leonhardt has
returned to Ottawa after spending
the long weekend with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Al.
Leonhardt and Leslie. "She is
employed at the Computer Data
Processing 'System Dirnentions
Limited.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin
Beuerman enjoyed a few days
:With their daughter and son-in=
law,' Bobbie Ann and Randy
MacDonald, Craig, Christopher
and Jason in London. -
Congratulations are extended
to Mr. and Mrs, Donald
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Technician.
Dublin and Mitchell District
Lions TV Home Bingo winners
last week were as follows:
Nancy Robertson, Mitchell:
Mrs. Eva N etzke, Seaforth; Lloyd
Pauli, Mitthell; Mrs. Florence
Hunsberger, Mitchell; Florence
Boyd, Mitchell; .Mildred
Townsend. Mitchell; Mrs. Bert
Bailey,.
Get your cards early for the
next Home Bingo as ,it will bp the
last of the season. Be sure to keep
June 10th open for Fourth, Annual
Dublinfest - Pancake Breakfast -.
Pork Barbecue - Talent Show -
Baseball and dancing.
Dublin, Miss'
Coyne.,
Properties being updated in
town with asphalt driveways-
belong to Mis's Kaye Stapleton
and ' Mr. and Mrs, Walter
Carpenter.
East Nava Huron Produce
paved - both -shipping and
receiving lanes at their plant at
the corner of John and 'St. St.
East Huron Produce, operate a
poultry' processing plant and
provide steady employment for 25
- 30 persons every week. It is one
of the few Federally. Inspected
Plants in this area with a full time'
Veterinary Inspector • and
,Don MacRae
Mr. and Mrs. Richard.Tate of
Port Franks visited 'with' Mr.
George Coville on John Street
over the week end.
The Dublin „Jokers' Euchre
Club have .,agaiii given your
reporter the latest facts on their
activities.
Mrs. Dan (Tessie) Costello was
the host at her home last
Wednesday, May 25. Winners
were Mrs. Dan Costello, Mrs.,
Elizabeth Connolly, Mrs. Helen
O'Rourke - defeated were Mrs.
Peter ( Coltida) Maloney, Mrs.
Wilfred (Mary) Maloney and from.
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Fuels in Brucefield so they will
know whether it's time to fill
customer's oil tanks again. a • • • • • • • • • •
A few years ago the Bairds •
were also contacted by some •
to bring The Bairds their new
centigrade, thermometers and '
explain the changeover to metric
record keeping.
Although the day's high and
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living in Kilbarchan Nursing
Home and his.father lived to be 90
years of age.
Although the Bairds learned in
November they were to be usiness Director • • •
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in celsius degrees, Mr. Baird still weather.- _ebserverl in •th e -firm handling-claims—from bean IL.
province, they hadn't heard any growers who lost their crops to •
more news about their award. Frost.
The •couple,i_still :don't know Although the Baird's weather
what form the award will take. In station doesn't record a ground
their 25 yeara of service, the only frost, the insurance men came out
other'recognition was d,beautiful to check the temperatures on the
coffee table book presented to days the crops were damaged by
them some years age on Canada's frost. By calculating that the
metereological stations, and an' weather station was 35 inches off
annual Christmas card 'thanking the ground and that• the recorded
them for their services. • temperature was 37°F., the.
The Bairds find measuring the, insurance adjusters were ably to
precipitation each day is alittle verify the claims.
trickier than recording temper- Now, since the Scotts are so
attires--as Mr. Baird said. it's not conscious of weather, the reporter
hard to measure rain or snow couldn't help but ask--"How
when when it falls straight, but it's -a -often are the weather predictions
little harder if it's blowing. in the farmer's almanac. correct?"
In the case' of snowfall, Mr., Mr. Baird said that, quite often
Baird must measure it on the the almanac will hit The weather
level—and he usifally used his car right on.
roof. , If a' climatological obserYer
Not More Snow' , doesn't know, then who does?
Mrs., -Baird points out,
according to their records, we
really aren't getting a great deal
more snow in the .winters now
than We were years ago--it's just
that the snow drifts' into the
sideroads and- people in .cars find
them impassable. •• •
She said their records for the
past winter record 35 inches of •
snow in January, only 12 inches in. „.,..isgoingso the printer's next week
February and 2 inches of snow in and will be mailed out to area
.March--which Mrs. Baird has residents to further publicize
marked as "a wonderful month." centennial events.
In April 1903, Master Baird But whatever the special
recorded only 1.5 inches of activities. Ms. Litwiller said the
snowfall. real reason for the celebrations is
• keeps one of his old Fahrenheit
thermometers attached to the
shdd nearby so he can compare
„ the tWo. •
The government suppli4 the
Bairds with "both their preciPita-
'tion gauge, • two good metric
thermometers--one to record the'
- day's' highest temperature, and
the' other the day's lowest
temperature and the white
wooden box . Which shades the
thermometers from the direct
rays of the sun.
At the start of each day, Mr..
Baird shakes the thermometers
back So they're ready to record that
day's temperatures. •
Although Norman's father and
grandfather took the temperature
both in the morning and evening,
today Mr. Baird' only - has to
record the temperatures once a
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windows, railings, awnings and
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Service to all &ekes.
Free estimates
90 day warranty
Experienced since 1952
Sew and SaveCentre Ltd.
149 Downie St.
2 doors south of Hudson]
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Closed Mondayi
ROSS W. RIBEY
DIRECTOR
87 Goderich St., Seaforth
PHONE, 527-1390
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' • ,./ • Lots to do Mrs. Baird then copies the
day's'. statistics into her blue
• meterologicat record books, and
re-copies these figures onto ,a
sheet of paper at the end of the
month and mails them into the
provincial weather office. •
Over the years, Mr. Baird has
•had ' only one: mishap--one
-morning he was, shaking one of
She $75 -thermometers and the
' family dog got' too close, the
thermoineter hit the dog's head
and broke so the Bands had to
" depend on their own • thermo-
meters for the, next few days.
• Although Norman Bairdwill be
70 years old in Ottobenp he and
'his wife plan to keep on with their
• • weather-taking' as long as they
stay on the farm.
Then the ; tradition will end,
since their son decided to follow d
career other than farming.
However, Mr. Baird's mother,
, who is now 95 years of Ivor.. is still
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centennial projects and ihese Will
beon display at, the school during q
the weekend. •
Ms.. Litwiller said a brochure
outlining the weekend's activities
.Piano Tuning
and
Repairs ,
- Bruce Pulsifer
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• Service and repairs to . .f.4
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• Service arnirepairs to all •
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Maintenance
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Kern Paints
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PLUMBING
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Phone 527-1a80
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"to bring people together."
After all, when you've been •
around for 100 years, there's lots • •
Now although the Bairds can't
take the time to answer inquiries
about the' weather from ordinary
citizens, they do provide two loca
organizations • with information.
First, each Tuesday the Clinton
News Record calls for the weekly
weather report.
The B gra-- also provide
weather information to Ross Scott
Seaforth
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Farm Supplies, Petroleum
Supplies Heating Oils.
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527-0770
CAR CARE PRODUCTS
Now Doing Lubes and
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527-0881
Seaforth
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