HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-08-29, Page 2Advance -Times , Thu? sday, August 20. 1968
Wealthy parents of a "siar-
y+ .old decided to send e r
to public school so he'd
learn t4 get along with average
tzldren, 'Now be saute to keep
quiet about how couch money
we have," he was told.
Olt the very first day in
school, the little boy was asked
to write a composition about
his, family. Be thought it over
and f inally wrote:
"1 come from a very poor
family. My parents are poor.
my sister is poor, all my rela-
tives are poor, the chauffeur is
poor, the maids are poor, the
.:cooks are poor, even the life-
guard at the swimming pool is
. podr. Everyone is poor,"
W. R. HAMILTON
OPTOMETRIST
Josephine Street
*INGHAM
Happy Weeders
complete course
WHITECHU1ICH--'Ruth E 1-
° liott, Darlene Simpson and
Brenda King, with their leader.
Mrs. Hugh Simpson, represent
ed the Happy Weeders at th e
441 achievement day for gard-
en,clubs in Ripley last Thurs-
day. Mrs, Dave King. who has
also been a leader -for this pro-
ject; was not able to be present
as she has moved,•to Goderich.
The Whitechurch club pre-
sented a skit. "Serving Vege-
tables Garden. Fresh", and prov-
ed to the 'audience that vege-
tables have more food value
when fresh.
The forenoon was spent an-
swering.questionnaires, a nd
quizzes were held. Each mini-
b'er received the usual 441
spoon. and certificate for com-
pleting the project. Brenda
King and Darlene Simpson re-
ceived County Honor pins and
certificates. "
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Sewing Susies
are organized
Al
WON
BELGRAW--The first meets
ins of the 441 girls homemak-
ing club ways held last week at
the home of Miss Beth Scott
with Mrs. Clarke,johnston as
leader and Seth as the assistant
leader.
Beth re ad the objectives,
discussing with the girls the re-
quirements of club Members
and outline of the club,
Officers named were: Presi-
dent, Joyce Nethery; Vice-pres-
ident.
ice-pres-ident, Ila Scott; secretary,.
Connie Nethery; press reporter,
Donna Walker.
SECOND MEETING
Misses Connie and J o,y c e
Nethery were: hostesses for the
second meeting. Connie Neth-
ery read the minutes. The
girls chose to name the c 1 u b
" Belgrave Sewing Susies"
Miss Scott read instructions
on preparing the fabric for cut-
ting. Donna Walker measured
Connie Nethery for a good fit -
ling dress. Miss Scott read
"Choosing a Pattern" • Length-
ening and shortening a skirt
were explained.
Lunch was served by the
hostesses at both, meetings.
New economist
is on the job
' Huron County's newly -ap-
pointed. home economist, Miss
Susan Heard, has already start=
ed on her fall program for the
441 homemaking clubs in the
county. Girls from Wingham.,
Clinton;, Hensall and 'Seafordi
districts will learn how to make)
cotton dresses in the Cottons
May' Be Smart project.,
Miss Heard's home is at Ac-
ton. Sheis a recent graduate
of Macdonald Institute at t h e
University ,of Guelph and'holds
a degree in Bachelor of House-
hold Science. She majored in
home economics. -
The new home economist is
also involved in a farm -home
survey sponsored by. the Univei-
sity of. Waterloo. The survey is
aimed at collecting data about
fanners and their values, at-
titudes •and family structure. ,
The survey is a 'follow-up to a
similar.sp'ciological project car-
tied out in 1959. Miss Herd
said, " We like to know the dif-
ference in attitudes after n i n e -
ears.,' • • vl':'
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awn/ of iiliq q;.; 492,
The water problem is inter-
esting: Will we run out of the
stuff before we have a chance to
pollute it completely?
SUMMER
SAFETY
CONTEST
DRUG FACTS
ost
iteag4 ana
YOUR MAKE' UP 15
AS FRISH AT POUR
AS tr WAS AT EIGHT
HOW ,COMS'"
I'M CHOOSY
ASokIT cO$MEMS 1
it'S. EASY WITH nig'
WIDE SELECTION
AVAILABLE AT.-
IAL '357400
` 357.29i2
KING SIZE MUSHROOM --Paul . Lewis, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard .Lewis of Shel-
burne,' found he ,had a. jol ?,.ten his hands
when he and his family >made a brief stop
in Wingham on Saturday. ,,The Advance-
Titnes; photographer was loo i ng for a boy
to hold a giant puffball 'and Paul was
elected:
Alf LQckridge picked the rnonsfer,
at, his farm. The puffball measured about
°.60 inches in diameter. Several ,7;Uf, 'Alf's
friends have been enjoying delicious meals
of puffball, but he says it's hard to find
people who like them.
.—Advance -Times Photo ,
All farm tracIorsind self-propelled
farm implements to carry signs Sept.: 1
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Most Ontario motorists a re -
already familiar .with the bright-
coloured triangular warning sign-
that the vehicle ahead is 'a slaw -
moving vehicle. Those who are
not already familiar with th e
slow moving vehicle sign soon
will be.
U now, Up to o the sign has been
affixed voluntarily to many `aro
tractors and .other implements
by fartners concerned about
their own safety and the safety
of other users o ,t] g joads, Ef, .
fedhve`,: September 1; •1968, On -
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: tar�io
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w' 1 require
all farm • -
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tractors and self-propelled .f r •
implements, and any vehicle, .
drawn by them, to carry the
slow moving .vehicle sign wh en
operating on a highway. .
A regulation specifying :the
official sign and its position on.
the vehicle has nowbeen approv-
ed, the ' Ontario Department of
Dates of fall
fairs in area
Arthur ..Sept.' 20-21
Ayton, ...Sept:, 13-14 -
Barrie = , " Sept. 25' to 28
Bayfielc) J • Sept. 24.25
Blyth, .....-................—a.
Brussels -
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,
Sept._.
26-27
,EI l c� ..t.,iBgp.60I
Dundalk ....... .. tr n; -Septt 4041
Dungannon .:... Sept. 23-24
Durham Sept. ' 20-21
Elmira ..:.Aug. 30-31 and Sept. 2
Eiji:wale Oct,. 10-11-12
Exeter, .. ..................Sept. 18.19"
Fergus •.'.`...:.; Sept. 13-14
Fordwich Oct. 4-5 •
Hanover .., Aug. 29-30:31
Harriston Sept. 18-19
Kincardine Sept. 13-14
Listowel Sept. eSept 3-4
London (Western Fair) ., • -
Sept. 6 to 14
Lucknow Sept. 21
Madale .... Sept. 13-14
.Mildmay.,Sept. 6-7
Milverton s ept. 20-21
.Mitchell Aug. 30-31
Mount Forest Sept. 9-10
• Neustadt . Sept. 20-21
New Hamburg Sept. 13-14
Paisley - Sept. 16-17
Palmerston , • Sept. 23.24
Ripley Sept. 27-28
St. Marys Sept. 24-25
Seaforth Sept. 19-20
Stratford Sept. 16-17-18
Tara Sept. 24-25
Teeswater Sept. 27-28
Tiverton . Oct. 4-51
Toronto (CNE).....Aug. 15 -Sept. '
Toronto (Royal) ....Nov. 15 to 23.
Walkerton Ott. 23-24
Zurich ,.Sept. 21-22-23
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wog.. list 87c, . ,.... , . , • • • ,, } • ..1 ,
'ARMED. 'Rol 'on Deodorant, lux.,
:sugg, list 95c 4
- ID.A« 1NIJNERAL Cllr# 16.0z., .reg. 83c. .49c
.. Johnson's ..BABY POWDER, 14 oz.
•1,0 gg« list $1.98 .. ... , .. 85c
Men. SOF' STROKE, Vi - z,,, nig*°I
blit .89c ; . • . • . , . , ... «° ...73c
T,UMS, 100s, sugg. list 89c .. ...' . . ,,73c •
Transport reports.
. • The sign is ,in the shape of
base -down, equilateral triangle,
with a 122 -inch 'base and a 14 -
inch height. Dimensions may
be larger as long as ratios of the
various sides are in the same
prportion as the sign with the
-12f-inch base.
.The sign is fluorscent yellowy ±
orange in colour, with' a 'disk •
red. retro -reflective border, of
a specified brightness:: it roust
be .bonded to a durable -ri g i d -
water -K base sturfisett,,:,
• It ii
t4 e-
arha7ttted" n
down in a plane perpendicular
tothe direction of travel of the
vehicle and., where practicable,
on the rear of the vehicle or
combination of vehicles, at the
centre of mass of the vehicle or
vehicles. it must be no less
than three feet or 'more than •
-five feet above The roadway;
and it must be clearly -visible
for -a distance of not.less than
500 -feetfrom the' rear of th e
• vehicle or combination of ye,-
-
hicles, `
WALK. AT YOUR OWN RISK?
A man went to an insurance
office to apply for life insur-, .
ance. ,
,,The insurance agent inquired,
"Do yo4 drive a car?'-'
" No, " replied the.applicant.
"Do you fly?"
"No.!'
"Sorry, said the agentcurtly,
"but we no longer insure pedes-'
trians."
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ONE' SOY'S ONE GIRL'S
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ACCESSORY
Each get` contains Mirror,
b and streamers.
1. COLOR THIS PICTURE
or draw a picture like
it and color that.
2. On a separate sheet of
paper it* the SEVEN things
wrong in this picture. Do
NOT list more than seven,
or you wig disqualify your
eitry.
3. Cut `out the contest form
along the dotted lines and
fill in yaw FULL name lewd
4. Mail this fortn with your
LIST of seven errors to the
coupon oddress shown -below.
5. Any Ontario child of
elementary school age may
enter.
MAIL BEFORE SEPT4 TO:
ELMER
BOX 4072
TERMINAL A,
TORONTO 1, ONT.
NAME
6. All entries become the
property 0 Elmer the Safety
Ekpliont aid cannot be
returned.
7. Judges' decision is final.
Ontario Safety League
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ADDRESS
(T'aven or City)
TELEPHONE ......
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Girl
1 DOUBLE CHIN OR 1WO, FILLS? -Edward Finery of R. R.
ingharrr, claims the goose he Is holding has a double
mak. Sceptics suggest the growth is a double chin on a
fat goose.. Double Irak or extra chin will4 rnakt no differ.
encu when the goose is stuffed, cooked and served for
dinner.-- .A T Photo.
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SHUR-GAIN Creep Feed and Pig Starter gets pias
off to a good start. '
Introduce there to Creep Feed at 2.3 days of age and
keep it fresh daily • . . encourage them to 'eat it
early.
When 5 pounds per 'pig has been consumed switch
to SHUR-GAIN Pig Starter No. 10 Med. Feed Start-
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Remember, giving your pigs a good start means
faster gains and more top quality carcasses.
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