The Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-02-01, Page 2r,„ s.–The Wia a Advance -Tim*, Thursday, February 1, 1973.
MAURICE STAINTON INSTRUCTS CLASS in care and
mailntenande of small engines at F. E. Madill Secondary
School night classes. Surrounding him are, left to right: Bill
Sears, Ray Gedke (hidden); Bill Empey, Bill McPherson
and instructor Neil Wolsey. In a photo used last week the
information that Mr. Stainton is co -instructor of the cief*s.
with Mr. Wolsey, was inadvertently omitted and The AO-
vance-Times regrets any embarrassment that may have
been caused. (Staff Photo)
Corrie Persona) Notes
Mrs. Thomas Templeman,
Sandra and Barbara, visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Anton
Bren4er of Kitchener.
Mr. • and Mrs. Goldwyn
Thompson and Donald, Mr. and
Mrs. David Thompson of: Wing-
ham, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Jones
of Grimsby and Mr. and Mrs. Ian
Campbell, Port Credit, attended
the ;son-Gingerich wed
ding m Waterloo on Saturday and
the receptian`at Off Cedar /tarn.
Miss Susan Sinclair of `Oakville
and James Hyndmnan of Fort Erie
spent the weekend with Mr. and
� d' �lyndmyan.
Miss Susan Potts of Listowel
spent the weekend at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Edgar.
Mrs. Russell Adams, Mrs. Alex
Graham, Mrs. T. W. Matuszek,
Mrs. Robert Strong, Mrs. Nor-
man Fairies, Mrs. Glenn Johns-
ton, Mrs. Glad EdgaCr, Mrs.
Robert Elschner attended the
Summary Day for "Ontario
Fruit" at Clinton on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Steedman
and Mark of Brampton spent the
weekend with Mr. 'and'`Mrs. Clif-
ford Cooke and visited other
friends.
Miss Emma Irwin, North Bay,
spent last weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Dane Griffith and visited
.Manfred Irwin in Listowel
Memorial Hospital.
ESTABLISHED IN 1936 •
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FARM EQUIPMENT
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Sales and &ivice WALTON, ONT.
Mrs. Jack Sangster of Clifford
called on Mrs. Frank Wright on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferguson
• spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Wightman of New-
market and attended the baptism
of Tracy Elaine Wightman in St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
Newmarket on Sunday.
Miss Sharon Burchill and Miss
Helen Wock of Teeswater spent
the weekend in Detroit, Mich:
Mrs. Lorne Walker attended
the funeral of Mrs. Dorothy Car-
berry in Brampton and_temained
to visit at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. James Walker.
Miss Aileen Inkster of Sudbury
and Mrs. Allan Bissett of London
visited Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs. Irving Toner and Mrs. Alex
Taylor.
:.and Mrs. Mel Taylor spent
eekend with friends in.
Mr. and Mrs. Duff Bell spent
last weekend with Mrs. Alex Tay-
lor: They had just returned from
a month's vacation in Texas,
Mexico and Florida.
Harry Gowdy and John Fis-
cher, Bluevale," attended the fu-
neral on Wednesday of the ex-
warden, Kenneth Stewart, at the
Whitney Funeral Home in Sea-
forth.
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose O'Con-
nor of Oakville spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fin-
lay.
Mr. andMrs. Clifford Ritchie of
Walton, Miss Ruth Ritchie of
Hamilton, Mrs. Melvin Taylor,
Brussels, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Taylor and- family of Belgrave
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
gar Dane on Sunday.
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WE NOTICE that the annual meeting of produeee
members of the Huron County Pork Producers Associa-
tion will be convened at the hour of 1 p.m. E.S.T. on
the 7th day of February, 1973, at the Legion Hall in the
Tows of Clinton for the purpose of proper business of
the annual meeting, the election of. officers and the
election of substitute delegates.
rMMENDMEN? to the County Constitution will be con-
sidered wih a vote of twothirds of the County Pro-
ducers, present necessary for adoption. Producers may
examine the proposed amendment before the meeting at
Legion Hall, Clinton at 12.30 noon.
TAKE FURTHER NOTICE Licensing of Pork Producers
will be discussed andvoted on;
JAMES WILLIAMSON, • LLOYD STEWART,
President Secretary
North Huron
4..H Maple Syrup Club
Et,
ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING
Friday, February 2nd, 1973
1:30 P.M.
BELMORE COMMUNITY HALL
Open to interested
boys and girls between
the ages of .11 to 20.
WHITECHURCH
Russel Ritchie was able to re-
turn .home on Thursday from
Wingham and District. Hospital.
Word was received here that
Wesley Lott of London passed
away at St. Joseph's Hospital on
Monday, January 22, in his 68th
year. He leaves to mourn . his
death two daughters, his sister,
Mrs. Nettie Newby of Chesley,
and a brother, Robert of Calgary.
The funeral was on Wednesday,
January 24, with burial in Wing -
ham Cemetery. Wesley's home
was in Whitechurch vicinity on
the 4th farm east of the village on
the north side of the road where
his parents, the late Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Lott resided.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Proctor of
Livonia spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin, Russel
Ritchie, Mrs. Charles Tiffin and
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson.
Huron far..rs
to voice opinion
on perk licOic.
The directors of the H�r
County Pork Producers' tssocta-
tion decided at their regular
meeting to comply with the re-
quest of the provincial board and
hold an opinion poll ona pork pro-
ducing licence. At the annual
meeting to beheld here on Feb ary 7th, producers will be asked:
to vote on a proposal for a $10
licence fee for all pork produce.
Adrian Vos, newly -appointed
spokesman for the Huron Cain;
group, 'pointed out that the
licence does not prevent anyone
from entering into pork produc-
tion. The purpose of a licence is
the saving of an estimated $10,000
in administration and computi
cost and a better pinpointing of
ucers. Any pro-
'pigs who did not
the board facilities
before, can now apply for a
licence andreceive all the rightsii
and privileges of an association
member. Conversely, anyone
shipping less than 25 hogs per
year can waive his rights and ask
the county for a refund of his
money.
James McGregor,provincial
board member announced that
all producers who shipped more
than 50 hogs in 1972 will receive a
statement- of their transactions
during the year.
WROXETER
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mat-
thews spent a couple of days with
Mr. and Mrs. Bev Boyce, Brant-
ford, last week.
Peter . Isabelle and daughter
Sandy of Toronto were weekend
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Clar-'
ence Clement. .
Mrs. Clement returned home ---
on Friday from Wingham and
District Hospital where she had
undergone surgery' a couple of
weeks ago.
Mrs. Oliver Riley visited her
aunt, Mrs. Kate Griffith on Sun-
day. Mrs. Michael Telehus spent
Saturday at the same home.
Lyle Hart is recovering from a
severe bout with pneumonia and
hopes to be out soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Manuel,
Seaforth, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Vern Reynolds and
baby daughter, Kim, of London
visited Sunday with Miss 'Hazel
Sparling.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Matthews
and family, Clifford, were Sun-
day guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Matthews.
LeeAnn and Jennifer Bilder-
back of Shelton, Wash., are
spending some time with their
aunt, Mrs. Brian Sanderson and
Mr. Sanderson.
MVCA gets grant For
East Wavianosh land
The Hon. Leo. Bernier, Minis-
ter of Natural Resources, and
Murray Gaunt, MPP for Huron -
Bruce, announce the approval of
a provincial grant of $29,500 to the
Maitland Valley Conservation
Authority for the acquisition of
some 400 acres of land in the
Township of East Wawanosh.
The authority's purpose in
acquiring this property is to pro-
vide the public with those forests,
wildlife and land use benefits
which can be easily developed
and managed in this parcel, in
line with the authority's ob-
jectives. Definite detailed de-
velopment plans have not, as yet
been formulated, but will be.com-
pleted during 1973.
The 400 acres of property lies
astride the Maitland River with
300 acres on the east bank and 100
acres on the west bank. The land
is generally gently rolling with a
strong -flowing trout stream, one
of the few in the watershed,
crossing the easterly 300 acres of
the property.
All member municipalities will
bear the authority's share of the
cost.
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YOUR WIhJGHAM PHARMACIST
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ON1Ak1
Howick fair dates
set -for .Oct, 5, 6
GORRIE -- The annual meet-
ing of Howick Agriculture Society
was held Saturday in the com-
munity. -dell here.
e secretary -treasurers re -
rt showed a balance on hand at
end of the year of $2,629.17, in
spite of inclement weather on fair
day.
—Fair dates were set for October
5 and 6,1973, to be held in %z
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Metter
were named delegates to attend
the convention Febnzary 21 and
22 in Toronto. Elmer Harding and
Mrs. Kieffer reported on the Di�-
trict • 8 annual meeting, held in
Seaforth, November 9.
Plans are to have buses ,char -
Wed from local fairs attend the
convention. Anyone interested
may contact ; Mrs. Kieffer or
Elmer Harding.
Mr. and Mrs. William F.
Campbell were named nominees
to receive the Merit Diploma this
year.
Mrs. Norman Fairies was ap-
pointed to replace Mrs. William
Wright this year as convener of
the school fair section with the
addition of three extra directors
on this department, Mrs. Jack
Ferguson, Mrs. Ron McMichael
and Mrs. Clare Harris.
The secretary was instructed to
send a letter to the Minto DDT
Committee expressing the so -
• s thsap}sroval of the pro-
posed garbage dumping in Minto
9
Five Bead crops are being
std again this year, with
the same leader as in =1972.
Anyone intim in competing
should coact Winders or the
s enc aryl early. •
Miss Elizabeth Neilson of Ger-
rie, Howick's , contestant in the
"Sweetheart of the Fairs" con-
test will be sponsored by the so-
ciety as a guest at the convention
in Toronto, February 21 and 22.
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