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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-08-19, Page 5000 P Slow -Moving Vehicle Sign in - A must for all tractors and slow moving farm da cand rery!ed Bright lech a order ntre is lows at night. Recole mmended mended by red reflective b 9 National Safety Organization for vehicles travelling 6 less than 25 m.p.h• • • • • ' . . 0 Aluminum Grain SCoop 935 An extra light scoop yet strong due to ribbed aluminum blades. Fire - hardened Ash "D" handle. The perfect forage tool. 590-032 X16' or 21' 4•' r Augers utility Heavy duty 16 gauge tubing and 12 gauge screw flighting. Incl. auger, motor mount, pulley, clamp, V -belt, handle. Form Price 66.25 519-102 16' auger . . . . . Form Price 75.30 5 ; 9-103 21' auger ..... . Farm King 590 Mobile Auger Completely mobile, with trailerhitch. tubing Large h 18" intake. 6" x 31', 16 gauear box drive, angle iron support, H.D. g self -levelling motor mount, widestable base, 15'" rims. .. • . The Win AdvanceTima, August 19, tfrM—PW 6 from Gorrie Notes ,�. TMomas Personal and r,=, moron, week with Mr. And ,,�tet CharlesarepatientsisWing-Acheson Mrs. Edgar of St. Tbomas.rsMr. and Mrs. Arthur Field of ham Hospital• Mn. Robert t � w,eakend at the Lambeth visited over the week.- of Palmerston Les Campbell of St. Gam' Jacques spm James Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ash Jr., same home. M=s end with Mr. and Mrs. Cameron visited Sunday with Mr. and 1 of RR 1, List0- rise birthday Party Edgar. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Orvis, Fred Hyndman• Mrs- Race Pat- Janice and Earl honoring Mn. Md TSYW at Wingham, visited Thursday at terson Owen Sound called at wel.". Naris �, Pat, grids was held SIBUK4sy at the same home. Mr. and Mn. the same home. 1 of Windf3dd• d Mr. and Mrs - Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strom, Recent visitors with Mr. and rick and Chary the home Jill and Kent, accompanied by m. Dace were Mrs. Wil- B.C., sport a month t .Me . me Ds. Guest inclined Mr. � Liam Boles, Miss Della Boles, Mr- of the former's Parent. Mr. and William Smith, Mr. Jan Fairies visited Niagara Falls �� � Dane and family at_ M1� James ��� �• snd Mn. on Sunday and toured Marine and Mrs Ernie Rymer of St. Mrs. Edgar Mrs. Mr and Mrs. tended the silver anniversary of Sam Sweeney, Mr. and Land and Game Farm. Catharines a� held at , Mr. Miss Verna Litchy and Leander Thomas Edgar, St. Them". Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hanna, Gam' Elston, cligad� ,Wal Litchy were dinner guests of Mr. St. Helens. A. Smith and Mrs' and Mrs. David Bauman of Dray- — vaMb w,ce Mr. and Mrs. William too; Mr. and MnSmith, ton on .Davi . Miss Florence Rea, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. M1 .a><d MrsRon TayW and visiting in Canada for a month, Angus Smith and Duane of Lon- family and Mr- and Mn. William Mrs. Evelyn Zajic of Wain- returned to her home in Dublin, don to spend the weekend with Taylor and family, all of Bel- wright, Alta.; Mr. and Mrs. Rus- Ireland. While in Ontario she Beverley Taylor Hawkesbury sell Jefferson of Ottawa, Rev. Mr. and grave; Barry Dace of Cam - and Mrs. Ivan Jefferson of St. visited with Mr. and a and near Parry Sound. Doane Michael Rea of Owen Sour A number attended the Gilmer bridge. John, Nfld., Mr. and Mrs. A. E. with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Scott reunion held at the Harold Finlay Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Haskins Cowan, Florida, Mr. and Mrs. and members of their family as grids at Belmore Won spent the weekend with relatives Beryl Patrick, Windsor, Robert picnic Unsworth and Mrs. Edith Couil- well as in British Columbia with Sunday. at Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Lutz Moritz and Mrs Charles Finlay spent a lard, Maple Creek, Sask., Walter family of Richmond and Mr. and Unsworth, Los Angeles, Mr. and of Vancouver. Mrs. Howard Burtch of St. Mrs Ernest Rea 11ne Visitors at the home of Mr. and open George, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mrs. Irving Toner were Miss Smith, Beachville, Mr. and Mrs. Aileene Inkster, Mrs. Thomas Ron Nicholson and family of Rip- Craig Shannon and Megan Bis - ley, Mr. and Mrs. Alf Grubb, sett, all of Sudbury, Mrs Bert By Henry Drenth, Teeswater, Emmerson Dickert Abell of Listowel sand Mrs Owen Sound Area and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Murray Charles Ritchie, London, former - of Clifford were guests at the 1 Edythe Vanstone of Corrie. pole telephone Cowan -Townsend wedding in yMr and Mrs. Harold Robinson Phasing out the wire P n an ongoing Wroxeter United Church on visited Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Fair Saturday and visited at the home ies at Meaford on Sunday. line wherever possible has of Mr. and Mrs. George Keil. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. process with Bell Canada ever since the Mervyn Litchy of Waterloo was Thomas Ash weTe Mr. and Mrs. introduction of telephone cable in 1902. a supper guest at the home of Le- Clayton Ash, Matthew and Jef- ander Litchy and Miss Verna Lit- fery of St. Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs- This year is no exception. radual replac- chy• Eric Stanley, Sarnia, Mrs. San' The cable allowed the g William Harrison Sr. and Wad streets in of the masses of wire on city d 10 -oz- Tarpaulins Double Stitched Water -proof. mildew,ope rot resistanttarps s grommets Included with g eVery 48" Not for highway use.26.50 572-151 8 x 10, 37.95 X72-152 10 x 12' �^ polywoven Tarps Orange polywoven covers for protecting machinery. Eye -lets and tie -down ropes included. Not for truck or higghway use. 572-213 10" x 1 ' 23.75 17 95 572-217 100 x 24.95 a;79-219 12' x 14' 3/a N.P. or 1 H.P. Motor Capacitor Start Totally enclosed, 1,725 rpm motor with dual voltage (115 or 230 V.), 56 frame size, fan cooled, continuous duty ball bearing. 516-157 1 H.P. Reg' 11500 106 9A Farm Price .... . 516-156'1. H.P. Reg. 83.00 Farm Price ........ 77.21 Q UNI I t_u vv-..• - P. •Personals Fordwich and family of Acton are spending Holger Espensen and Gary a few days at their home here. Klaassen of Powassan spent the Ted Klaassean weekend at their homes here. received and last week that the Mrs. Elsie Strong and Mrs• latter's grandmother had passed Verna Galbraith left Sunday on a away in Germany. She was in her 12 -day conducted bus tour to the 97th year. East Coast. Mrs. Jessie O'Gorman of List - Everitt Ashton, Cathy and owel spent three weeks recently Jane, and Miss Pauline Marin of with Mr. and Mrs. Wally Gibson. Montreal visited over the week- Miss Teresa Koenig, daughter end with Mrs. George Ashton and Of Mr. and Mrs. Don Koenig' also with Mr. Ashton at Heimstra underwent an appendectomy last Nursing Home, Listowel. week in Listowel Memorial Hos- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Haverfield pital. and Don, and Mrs. Dora Ridley Mrs Clarence Carswell is a pa - spent the weekend with Mr. and tient in Palmerston Hospital. Mrs. Cecil Lynn at Orillia. Miss Sandra Montoux spent Little Philip Livermore, young- several days last week with rela- est son of Mr. and Mrs. Ron tives in Shelburne - Livermore, underwent a tonsil- Parker Eurig was able to re- .lectomy last week in Wingham turn home Saturday from Lis - and District Hospital- ., and towel hospital where he had been Mr. and Mrs. D. confined the past week. family spent the weekend at Oli- and Mrs. Anson Ruttan and phant. Janis returned home over the Mrs. John Bannikoff, Sandra weekend after a two weeks' holi- and Philip of Waterloo spent last day at their cottage at Amberley. week with her brother, Lyle Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cowan Foerter and his family of Howick. and family of Palmerston were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Simmons re- Sunday guests with Mrs. Anpe turned home over the weekend Armstrong. Darren Cowan re - after a, three weeks' motor trip to mained for a week's holiday: the West Coast. Mrs. William Magill of London Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Foerter va th visited Sunday with her mother, sons spent Sunday evening Mrs Crosby Sotheran. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Foerter at Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Johnston n Paris. visited Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Findley Winter and Mrs. Charlotte Philips at Collingwood. WHITECHURCH Gary Douglas is at present holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Miss Mary Lou Milligan spent Ralph Kent at Embro. the weekend in Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Gibson of of Mrs. Garnet Farrier spent a Flint, Michigan, spent a coup few days visiting with her broth- days last week with Mr. and Mrs. er, Jack Gillespie, Mrs. Gillespie sally Gibson and family. and family of Sarnia and her Mrs. Marie Christensen of Den mark is spending three months daughter and family, Mr. and with her daughter and son-in-law, Mrs. Fred Davis and Dana, nsen. Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Holger Espe Misses Jean and Barbara Mrs. Doug Hargrave, Tracy Campbell of London spent the and Michael, and Mrs. Wayne Smith and little son spent a few weekend with Mrs. Robert Ross. bl Beach. This community extends sym days last week at Sou e pathy to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd y ng of k and family in the pass- ing ass ing of Mrs. Whytock's mother,. Mrs. Robert Helm. who was theformer Myrtle Ritchie. �rv� THE UNIVERSITY OF Mr. and Mrs. EarlMrand Mrs. I RIO Glenna and Mr. and Mrs. Bill + ONTA Willis arrived home Saturday from a tour of the Weses tern prov- WESTERN inces and British Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Bev Kay and. Extension Courses for Kincardine an Area an. o by da 197 7 ' Graham, accompanied � and Mrs. John Gaunt, on Sunday, afternoon went to Toronto to meet Wendy Kay who had spent a at two-week holiday with friends at following on the dates Kamloops. B.C. The University of Western Ontario will be onnen n of the courses Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sleight ! holm, Miss Janet Sleightholm. KINCARDINE DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL e9 Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin indicated:from TUESDAY, Conoda. A Survey Sleightholm. St. Thomas. Mr and the French Regime to the SEPTEMBER 14 I Mrs. Dalton Noel of Centra la on HISTORY 025 Presets Saturday attended the wedding of TUESDAY, David MacDougall of Wingham SEPTEMBER 14 and Donna Sleightholm at Ethel pSYCHOLOGY 140 Child Development United Church. The bride is a THURSDAY, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer SEPTEMBER 16 Sleightholm. Hill oSOPHY 020 Introduction to Philosophy 9 that sprung up after a pair of wires moun e on poles provided the circuit for the world's first long distance telephone call between Paris, Ontario and � usherred Ontario the on August 10, 1876 a telephone era. But open wire pole lines are still very much with us, mainly in the countryside. - Bell Canada's Owen Sound area has 1,008 miles of this wire in service. This year our wire removal program is impressive -210 miles at a cost of $265,000. Localities in the Owen Sound area that are getting this type in 1976 include Owen Sound Taraatsworth, Wiarton, Hepworth, C Y Wingham, Lucknow, Walkerton, Coghill, Hanover, Durham and Meaford. Putting facilities underground almost eliminates the chance of phone service interruptions during storms and saves the cost of winter maintenance during bad weather conditions. But wire andcable can't always es because of he pbes- buried-sometim ence of rock or other obstructions. An underground conduit that require an installed along routes additional cable every few Years. The relief cable is then easily pulled through the conduit rather than another trench having to be dug. Bell Canada Mixed grain competition The results of the mixed grain competition in the Township of Howick resulted as folllowcl points. Andy McMichael, Wendell Oscar Kieffer, 92; Stamper, 90: Roy Wormington, 89; Mark Harding, SS: Elmer Harding, fed: Ron Shelley. 85: Bruce Corrigan, f14: John Vande rarnp, 3:ewart ttnwley, 80_ Harold Gibson won in the mix" ed grain cut competition. P Deadline for NEW STUDENTS applying for admission for the first time BER 3 , 1976 time is SEPTEM Admission Application Forms are available at and Admie Main ssion Kincardine ion District High School• Information Handbooks Forms are also available from the Sum meOndon�N6A SB8 e(519) 679 3632 ment, the University of Western Ontario, L or 679-3634. Other cnttrees Gra '60ing Ott at Walker-ton at Central Seetondary School oderich District Collegiate, l Walkerton, G in Clinton.