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Mr. and Mrs. Earl Watson
celebrated their 50th wedding
anniversary August 2nd, , with
open house at the home of their
son, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Watson, Hullet Twp.
Present for the happy occasion
were the attendants of fifty years
ago, Mrs. May MacDonald of
Blyth, sister of the groom, also
Mrs. James Sanderson of Wrox-
eter and Mrs. Harold Bolger,
Walton, sister and brother of the
bride.
All the family and grand-
children were present for the
celebration. They included Mr.
and Mrs, Ray (Leona) Nelson;
Robert and Michael of Van-
couver, B.C.; Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Watson; Miss Sandra
Watson, London; David, Anne
and Mary of Blyth.
Many relatives, friends and
neighbours were present from
Toronto, London, Hamilton,
Listowel, Seaforth, Brussels,
Blyth, Wroxeter, Gorrie,
Vancouver, B.C., and the Walton
surrounding community, when
they called to extend best.wishes
to the celebrating couple.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. George William-
son, R.R.1, Walton and Mr. and
Mrs. Watson Sholdice, Brussels
visited Tuesday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Watson at Kirk
wall.
Miss Kim Humphries is attend-
ing Camp Menestung, Goderich
as a counsellor for a couple of
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Smith
have purchased the Brennan
Country 'Store in Walton. They
took over the store a week ago
Monday. They came ,from Guelph
and have two children, Craig, 4
years old and Gail 18 months. We
welcome them to our community
and wish them much success in
their new venture.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brennan
and family have moved to the
former Jim' Bosman home in
McK illop .
Church services at Duff's
United commence this Sunday at
11:15 a.m. following the ministers
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Geraod of
Toronto spent the weekend with
Mrs. Fred Dunk. They all visited
friends at Sauble Beach on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nelson, and
sons Robert and Michael of
Vancouver, B.C., returned home
on Wednesday after a 10 day visit
with the latters parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Watson. They were
present 'to celebrate the 50th
wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Watson on August 2 at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Watson.
Mr. William Bennett was taken
to Clinton Hospital last Tuesday
by ambulance.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bewley
have arrived home from an air
trip to Edmonton, Alberta, where
they visited with their daughter
Brenda who is nursing there.
Mr: and Mrs. Nelson Reid
visited on Sunday with Mr. arid
Mrs. Alvin Stimore, Stratford.
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News of Belgrave
Grandmothers over 75 recognized by WI
Correspondent
Mrs. Lewis, Stonehouse
The Consumers Affairs and.
Grandmothers meeting of the
W.1. will be convened by Mrs.
Dan Hallahan, Mrs. Herson. Irwin
and Mrs. George Walker on
Tuesday evening August 20 in the
W.I. Hall. The roll call, "A song
of old time songs." The speaker
will speak on nutrition. An old
time reading by a grandmother,
recognizing grandmothers over
75. Lunch committee is Mrs. Jack
Taylor, Mrs. Stanley Black and
Mrs. Amelia Brown. Donations
are requested for a Penny
Auction.
East Wawanosh council met
August 6th in the Belgrave
Community Centre room with
Reeve Pattison presiding and all
the members present.
Eight building permits were
issued to P. Verbeek, H.Voelmle,
D.Campbell & Son, 'k. Pewtress,
Simon P. Hallahan & Son, Ralph
Campbell, A. Vos, James
Hallahan.
News of Walton
Watsons
50th at
Mrs, Cliff Logan were
on a camping trip last week by
way of Cochrane, Timmins and.
Wawa.
Mr. and, Mrs. Gibson
Armstrong of London visited on.
Sunday with herrparents Mr. and
Mrs. Herson Irwin, also visited
with his mother Mrs, Mary
Armstrong of Wingham and
District Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dunn and
Mr. Don Higgs of London were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Higgins.
Misses Doreen Taylor and
Donelda Lamont returned home
on Sunday evening after their trip
to the East Coast.
'Motions adopted included:
- That having been brought to
the attention of council by the
Ministry of Transportation and
Commu nications, via Wingham
Provincial Police, Council
recommended that a "No
Parking" sign be erected to ban
parking along the West Side of
Highway No.4 from Huron
County Rd. 20 southerly thirty
celebrate
son 's home
Mrs. Helen Martin and Mrs,
Laura Johnston recently returned
home from a conducted bus tour
to the Maritime Provinces..
Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Armstrong attended the wedding
of their niece Sharon Machines to
Paul Hodgins on Saturday in the
Conrad Grebel Chapel at the
University of Waterloo.
Mrs. Hazel Procter was able to
return to her home on Thursday
after being a patient in University
Hospital, London.
'This community extends
sympathy to Mrs. Stanley Hopper
and her family in the sudden
passing of her husband.
Mr, and Mrs. Morton Edgar of
feet. At present the visibility for
drivers is eliminated on the
county road attempting to look
south.
- That livestock claim of
$163.90 be paid to John Lockhart
re poultry claim. Also livestock
valuer's fees of $8.05 be to E.
_Snell.
That council accept a petition
requesting clean-out of the North
Branch of the Hallahan Municipal
Drain.
- That rent of $150.00 be paid to
the Belgrave Arena Board re rent
of the Belgrave Community
Centre Room.
That Road Accounts of
$12,131.08 and General Accounts
of $2,973.14 as presented be
passed and paid.
A by-law making amendments
to the Building By-Law was
passed and includes these
changes: —Anyone locating a
trailer or mobile home in the
Township of East Wawanosh
must now apply for a trailer
permit. Minimum fee of $3.00 to
be charged at time of application.
— Re construction square footage
must exceed 900 square feet per
permanent dwelling; 600 square
feet per seasonal dwelling. — No
building or trailer shall be erected
or be situated so that any part of
said building or trailer shall
extend closer to centre line of
road than 75 feet. — Applicant for
a trailer or mobile home permit
must adhere to all regulations of
building by-law, with exception of
square footage requirements.
Sault „Ste. Marie spent a few days
last week with Mr. and Mrs,
Lewis Stonehouse, also visited
with other cousins in the vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cantelon
of Tweed were weekend visitors
with her parents Mr. and Mrs,
Harry McGuire.
Mr. and Mrs. George M.
Johnston of London spent the
weekend with his mother, Mrs.
Laura Johnston, also visited with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Grasby.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Elliotte and
Why would anyone choose to
breathe smog? Well, sometimes
for good reason.
At a University, volunteers are
breathing pollutants while
striding along a treadmill in a
heated chamber. Experimenters
hope •to chart the effects of
pollution on work capacity. They
will measure oxygen uptake,
carbon dioxide production, heart
rate, blood pressure, and body
temperature. According to a
physiologist at the University, the
study should make it possible to
base smog alerts and safety
criteria on factual data instead of
guesses.
For almost two years, the
volunteers, have reported
regularly to have their physical
performances monitored while
breathing in simulated smog.
Many of the volunteers have
refused to accept the hourly
compensation provided for by the
Teddy, Mr, and Mrs, Gordon
Nicholson and family of Morris
Twp., Mr. and Mrs. William
Gaus and family of Listowel
gathered on Sunday at the home
of their father Mr. Charles
Nicholson to celebrate his
birthday.
Mrs. Helen Martin and Mrs,
Laura Johnston recently returned
home from a conducted bus toll
to the Maritime Provinces,
Torn Robinson of Dutton and
Miss Laurie Rollins of London
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
grant.
The Researcher is also
investigating the relationship
between specific pollutants,
smoking habits, and varying
weather conditicins on a person's
ability to perform outdoor work.A
series of studies elsewhere have
shown that cigarette smoking in It
ealthy, young men impairs
exercise performance, especially
in many types of athletic events
and 'activities that involve
maximal work capacity. Cigarette
smoking seems to affect heart
performance during exercise by
increasing the heart rate and by
raising the level of earth
monoxide in the blood. Smoking
also appears to lower the level of
oxygen in the lungs after
exercise.
To find out more about how au
pollution and smoking affect your
lungs and life, contact your
Christmas Seal Association.
Parking on Hwy 4 banned
by E. Wawanosh council
Volunteers breathe smog
for research on body
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