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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-01-09, Page 4Pale 2—The Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Januanry 9, 1975 Whitechurch News day guests with his Little Lyle Willis, while playing were Wednesday Jandzi off at the home of Mr. and Mrs. sister, Mrs. , o Victor Emerson on Tuesday last, Milverton. Gra- arm above the wrist. had the misfortune to break his • Mr. and Mrs. ev Kay, ham and Wendy spent Ilitong.ay in We are pleased to report that Guelph and in Kitchener with hisand sister, Russel Chapman returned home mother, Mrs.. Kay a week ago from Victoria Hos- Miss Gale Kay. pital where he had undergone eye Mr. and Mrs.. Dalton Shultz surgwere holiday guests with their �• Mrs. Tom McMtpllen�' The community was sorry last daughter, week to bid farewell to Mr. and and Mr. McMullen of St. Mrs. Dave Parrish, who had Catharines. their �son,y also visited Leonard Shultz operated the former Doris Willits with store for a year. They won for and Mrs. Schultz of Tillsonburg themselves many friends here and other friends at Niagara with their courteous service and friendliness. On Tuesday we wel- We are sorry to report that come the new storekeepers, Mr. Mrs. Bessie Mulliss is a patient at and Mrs. Steve Helesic of Goder- Wingham and District Hospital. ich and wish them success and This c� and Mrs. tends s happiness while they sojourn sympathy Gibb and family in the passing here. Mr.and Mrs. Elmer King of last week of his father at Clinton. Brussels were Sunday visitors The funeral was held there on with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emer- Saturday. son. Quite a few of the congregation After spending the holiday at n side and Whitechurch ac - his home here Bev Kay returned cepted the invitation of Mr. and Sunday evening to resume Mrs. Bev Kay and family to visit studies at Knox. College, Toronto. at the manse on Boxing Day. Callers during the holiday Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Emerson, season on Mr. and Mrs. George Darlene, Sharon and Brenda are Fisher, Wingham, were Silbio spending holidays with Mr. and Martini of Douglas" Point, Jack . Mrs. Victor Emerson. Holt of Gananoque and Walter LucknowMr. and were Sunday callers on . Bill Porteous of James of � London. •Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Emerson, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson. Darlene, Sharon and Brenda Mr. and Mrs. Ted Evans, were Sunday evening guests with Linda, Larry and Lisa of Erin Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacDonald were Saturday visitors with his and family of St. Helens. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill$ raps. Mr. and .Mrs. George Fisher Weekend guests with Mr `and ' Mrs. George Fisher Afere Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lougheed, Cheryl, Lori Jane and Andrew, Randy Dear and Dru Chillingworth, all of Pickering; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fisher, Teddy and Timmy, Don Mills; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fisher, Lonnie, Lori Joan and Lee of Ayton, Mr. and Mrs. Bill that a Gibson, Rhonda, Bil}ie and after hour. V Gregory, Whitechurch; Mr. and Loose dentures need no longer embarrass you. Just use OraFix Denture Adhesive. It gives you a tight seal 1 sts hour -- t+• I' � Mrs. Bob Dawson and Cindy, The seal of confidence:' Campbellford; Mr. and Mrs. Carman Machan and Ross of Waterloo; Mr. and Mrs. , Bob Estey, Waterloo. NOW RENTING THE NEW e�. ENTS 2 BEDRbOM UNITS IN VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW For More Particulars Call GERRIE AND BERNICE GLENN 529-7924 • AN QLD SIGHT greets the eve of a New Year as two horses and buggies await their Amish (Staff Photo) pwners in the alley behind -Jack Hayes' store. Belgrave PersonaiNotes Mr. and Mrs. Harman Mitchell of Rothsay and Norman Keating of Wingham visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coultes. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby, Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston of London, Mrs. Laura Johnston, Miiael McNall of Toronto and Mrs. Hilda Roberts of"" Listowel spent Christmas Day at the_home of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leitch and family of London. Boxing Day. guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby were Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Arm- strong of Thorndale, Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Armstrong of Lon- don, Mr: and. Mrs. Jack Arm- strong of Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roberts and Mrs. Hilda Roberts • Special virus CCM at' confined cable easrly wing more susceptible to some Vacc t the proVanis are W befog ar' cattle are lthh 1 'herds' sty$. � � . .. Y diseases, iVet and because' l vaeclne Accord to the Ontario Mills- a an cause abortion if ad.. try of ,Agriculture and Food feted to, Pregnant cows or veterinary services brad feed* auifn„i�441s In co �e cattle . n t with► can become ectad by the VIM . Win' g awsp't'l ey should be of IBR (infectious Bovinegu �� a veterinarian. . . 1th., tracheitis) at anyti�nle, but they mould also, lata tried y .to are more likely to get it hi the cure least Are* . winter. "The IBR virus is usually spread by direct contact between animals," Dr. W. S. Bulmer of the Ministry's veterinary ser- vices branch at Guelph, 'said. "Therefore, cattle confined in stables -and feedlots get the dis- ease more frequently." Although no existing antibiotics kill, IBR virus and cattle have to overcome this disease theiti- selves, the farmer should call a veterinarian as soon as he notices symptoms. By administering intravenous fluids or antibiotics, the veterinarian can ward off the bronchopneumonia that some- times accompanies IBR which is often fatal. A cow with IBR frequently develops an upper respiratory infection that causes discharges from the eyes and nose, funs a temperature of 105 to 108 degrees F, and suffers weight loss. In ked with Mr. John were New Year's visitors some cases, inflamMation of the ton spent the wee n y windpipe may and Mrs. Jack Van Camp. with Mrs. Gladys Rock of Monk- occur causing Miss Margery Black of Credi- ton. labored breathing with a "roar - ton spent the holidays with her Mr. and Mrs. William Dale and ing" sound. is Mr. and Mrs. William Cheryl of Seaforth spent Friday In addition, IBR sometimes to paren , Black. afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. causes abortion in cattle Mr. and. Mrs. Kenneth Whalen •Murray Scott. ` eight months pregnant. Although and. Dale of Timmins, Mr. and Meribeth and Melanie Scott the membranes are often re-- - Mrs. Dennis Beck and Mark and had their tonsils removed last tained following an IBR -caused Lynda of Milton visited during week at the Wingham and Dis- abortion, lavoratery examination the Christmas holidays with Mr. trict Hospital. of the fetus or mother's blood is and Mrs. Charles Cook. Recent dinner guests with Mr. usually required to identify IBR Mrs. Leslie Bolt, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Willtlyd Armstrong positively as the cause. Clarence Yuill and Mrs. John were Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Mac- Laboratory examination is also Nixon attended The funeral of Innis of Waterloo, Dyke Maclnnis required to diagnose IBR en - their uncle, -George Lane of Listo- of Toronto,' Mr. and Mrs. Paul cephalitis, an infrequently-oc- wel, last Tuesday,. Hodgson, Ballmafad, Mrs. Mil- curring infection of the brain, and dred Campbell of Egmondville, to confirm a diagnoses of IBR as Mrs. George Cook, Wes and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Austin of the cause of death in calves. Annie and Mrs. Telford Cook Seaford}, Mr. and Mrs. David Veterinarians may require spent New Year's with Mr. and Hanna and family of Kitchener. laboratory examination of dead Mrs. William McArter of.Brus- Mr. and Mrs,. Robert Hibberd animals or tissue by one of the of Listowel. - cels• visited on New Year's. Day and Ministry's veterinary 'services Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leitch, Mr. and Mrs. John Nixon and Thursday with ---Mr. and Mrs. laboratories. The clo'Sest one is in Julie and Jeffrey of London spent family visited on Sunday with Warren 'Zurbrigg, RR 2, Clifford. Guelph. the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bolt, Robert Hibberd attended the Mortality in calves. with IBR Robert Grasby. Hanover. funeral of Bro: Reg: S. Greenside often approaches 180 per cent: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor and Mr. and Mrs._ Murray in Clifford on Thursday. Those under six weeks old usu- family visited on Sunday with Lougheed and family spent New Mr. and Mrs. James . Keller, , ally develop severe diarrhea Mr: and Mrs. Nelson Dusky and Year's with relatives at Stayner. Sharon and Laurie of Kitchener, which often causes a.fatal loss of LeanneMarie of e 1 Coultes visit Some trees like Larch and 1, Maple can tolerate excessive amounts of water. New Ham- visited ed on Ronald Taylor of Guelph, Mr, and body fluids. . and Mrs. Walter Mrs. Robert Taylor and family To aid in the control of IBR, Dr. Mrs. Robert Procter and Armes of Seaforth. spent New Year's with Mr. and Bulmer suggested isolating Maxine, Miss.Marjory Procter of Dale Lougheed, - Barbara . a�.1ac Taylor. , baby Mrseci o burg Sunday with Mr. �: ; autl -.,° dill, Mho f% . 4091#fi att i'O, ' tea d '1 Jeffery anc Iti hard ' - 'mss T ' Al Wit Niagara Falls feds Johnstgalfjoondonnoilyis. December 27-30. �' "" " , �: Frank Procter and Karen spent Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. The Hi -C held their Christmas - Larry ,Mayberry of Londesboro. • party at the Lougheed house on Mrs. Hardy Rinn, Lois and the first line of Morris. Murray ,and Mrs. Edith Cart- e on Sunday afternoon with and Mrs. LewiS t e wright of Blyth spent New Year's visited Day with Mr. and -Mrs. Norman Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stone Cartwright and family of Londes- house of London. boro. Miss Shirley Edgar of Wing- Ki'Ytiberley and Duane Kue on Stonehousof ham ande Ivis ted . and s. Lewis onnday Kitchener returned hom Saturday after spending the with Frank Edgar who is - a Christmas holidays with . their patient in University Hospital, grandmother, Mrs. Harry Rinn: London. Mr. and Mrs. William Steven- Miss Marjorie Procter spent son, Steven and Scott spent the the Christmas holidays with her Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Wil- Procter. cox of Lakeland, Florida. `Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cook, Mr. Miss Lisa Stevenson was a holi- and Mrs. Eldon Cook and family day visitor with her grand- and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Heywood parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon of Wingham were New Year's Stevenson of Tillsonburg. guests with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Jack Van Camp Cook of Clinton. and family visited with Mr. and rlars. Cyril Canning f Mrs. Louis Hayes of Elyria, Ohio Statford nd Mrs. Marjorie during the Christmas holidays. Sayers of England were holiday Mr. and Mrs. Henri Auge and visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Louise of Espanola, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Coultes. Raymond Van Camp of Bramp- Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rinn and Get started with CO-OP Fuel Oil Service now, and forget -about- the cold days and nights ahead. Formulated to the changing temperatures where you live, CO-OP Fuel Oil keeps flowing when the going gets cold, to keep your family warm all winter. And it's delivered on time, all the time, by a driver who will never forget your warmth. Call him today for the warmth you can rely on at • Belgrave Branch WINGHAM 357-2711 BRUSSELS 887-6453 What's new at Huronview? 111 1 1 1 Dick Roorda led the Christian *pressed the appreciation of the Reformed tong service on Sun- residents. Following the program day evening assistedby mem- a and a Mrs.tter was Harveyr rHoward whaead from t . and hers of the congregationhave mo d vocal duet by Mrs. Van Dyke and, residents ree welcomed to the Hanover and three new Mrs. Wieringa. Shirley McClure and Debbie Home', Mrs. Henderson of Bruce - Flynn entertained awith i p field, and Mrs.rs. reight of McKercherWing- dancing numbers Monday ham afternoon's activities, with old • "Jamestown. time music by Marie Flynn, Lorne Lawson, Norman Speir, Jerry Collins and Philip Regier. Helen Fisher and Morgan Dalton led singing of favorite carols with three numbers by the rhythm band and the program finished by everybody joining hands for Auld Lang Syne. Many thanks to the volunteers who helped with the activities. Ed Stiles of Goderich played an hour of organ Inquests on Thurs- day afternoon and accompanied Mrs. Betty Rogers with vocal solos. The McQuaid Family of Sea - forth provided a musical pro- gram for Thursday evening. 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