The Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-07-05, Page 6Sart, Ottawa, are voting
over the holiday and a few days
with her parents, and Mrd
Douglaa'. •
Holiday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Mac Alcan were Mr. and
Mrs. George Allan, David and
Sara, Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Allan, Toronto.
Rev. and Mrs. F. E. Russell,
GtielPh, visited over the holiday
With 41r. and :Mrs, Vern Clark.
lames Elsie and Marion Gib-
son have returned .home from
Earphones ore
good buy
for farmers
The farmer wearing earphones
as he guides his tractor along the
furrows is not 'listening to Beet,
haven't; Ninth Symphony. He is
twn ng down an invitation to
deafness.
Noise from all types of farm
machinery is not only initeting,
it also a form of pollution that
leads to deafness for the operator
if the props precautions are not
taken. Earphone -type ear pro=
tectors, at from $7 to $12 a` set, are
one of the cheapest methods.
farmers can use to protect their
ears against ',armful noise
levels, says P. H. Bomf ord, head
of the Engineering .Section,
Ridgotown College, of Agricuh
tural Technology,.
!spending t' t.
m Winnipeg.
Mr, and Mini. Brian WWI*
Seaforth,atetheiraat 4Mi
Hazel sparling on Sunday
evening,
Mr. and MO. Boyd Widr.asunad.
fa mily,`Etobpke, t the -
x weekend with Mr. and ice..
GeQrgeGxlSen and :Mrs, W. Weir,
TheY also visited MIS'Gertrude
Bush in Wingham and Dint
Hit$,.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley RidleY
and Cory have taken up residencee
in Miss Hazel Sperlthg's apart-
ment,
Mrs. Kate Griffith, Allan Grif-
fith and C.V,H. Hazel Sperling
visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Charles, Gerrie, on Sunday even -
Misses Patti, Susan and Dianne
Hart spent the weekend at Port
Elgin. ,
.ramie .Sanderson, Toronto, and
Mrs: Elizabeth. Mercer,, Mark -
dale, were guests over the ,holt.
day with Mr. and Mrs. James
Sanderson.
Mrs. Kate Griffith is confined
toWingham 'and District Hospital
fora few days.
WH 1TECH . CH :
Misses Doris Wegmuller and.
Beatrice . Stutz of Winter. -thus,
Switzerland were. visitors' with
Mi and. Mrs, Ed Smyth and
fancilyon the weekend.
Molary .
say, "We ea't dist
InitotY thought train for the
ler znooth* and we , won't.
ntial Of reach :t - .
4,00 thOtatenda of ehildrea
tevi+ w of my baide traffic
des.
ictromindous 1.and.
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ri.
I�.
rincipal of the V'inghain Public School>
ilosevic, the son of Or. and Mrs Boris
arior> in liS. Medalfor the highest. ,a
r ,ll -as•• part of.the" graduation pro=
uesday evening. (Staff Photo)
:NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN
al
'persons .in ie ion of itt•the
`ages of Bayfield and E in the
Comity of .Huron; also property owners
the Townships of Ashfield, Colborne,
Goderieh,, Grey Hay, Howiek, H ett, ' .
Mc' '" 'op, Morris, Stanley, Tu kers a i .
Ustorne, East Wawa .osh and West Wit.
wanosh, in the Comity of Huron• also
p�rope owners in the Towns of Clinton,
Exeter, Goderich and Wingham, In the
+acuity of Huron: .
in accordance with the Revised Weed Control
Act, 1972, Section 4,14 and 20 and amendments
. thereto, that unless noxious weeds .growing nit
their lands are "destroyed by ,July 20th d
the season, theMunicipality y
throughout
enter upon the i lands hive the weeds
destroyed, charging the costa = agate the 'l n
.taxes, as set out in the Act. .
Cos=operation of all citizens al co C
A� ,' a lei
at.et
HOWICK LIONS AWARDS—This year's winners of the Mowick Lions:';•
Awards at.:HoWlck .
Central Public School were, back row, Ieft to right, Paaul : Dickson and Ron tiaasnoat;'''
front, left, Julie Machan and Karen Hyndmanr_aright. The students were chosen a=s bed, •
all` -round from. the 75 members of the graduating class. A 'dinner and graduat on tete `. ;.
monies were held in the school fast Wednesday evening. ' . `(Sta t hoto)
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, Joe
Tiffin,, Jean, Shirley, Jbey and
Mrs. Orville Tiffin attended a ball
tournament at;"Owen: ound.
Mr:andMrs, Kelineth`haidlaw
of 'London 'and Mr and s. Bill:
Shepherd of Sarnia' were 'Shoddy
visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Elroy
L.
M and,Mrsr Jae ciffrn �J�oan,=
!ley d Joey and,.1V rs.,Grvilte
e recent visitors Withy
Ed
)izox
�!sf, It rS. smith
(form, ly Dorothy Baird) and
James 'gird of Hamilton called:
on Mr: and Mrs. Victor Emerson
' seeking information ding
the Baird family.. :: bert Baird
4
lived n theno oy lot owned by Mr.
w'
and Mrs,: Beviio Tiffin.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis and
Dana -of Windsor spent the week-
end with her 'Parents, 'Mr. ' and
Mrs. Garnet Farrier, and at-
tended the Estey-Fisher wedding: --and
and. reception 'Friday evening.
Miss Ruth ,Elliott o>l Grich
spent the Weekend' With her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter El-
. liott.
Mrs. Curran and her mother,
Mrs. Robert Pluton of Belgirave,
were Sunday evening visitors
with. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rin-
toul.
Mrs. Ashby.,. Mr. and Mrs. Bili
Ashby, Kathy and berley of
Toronto,.visitedS with' ..
and .' 'Charles Robinson of
Wingham and. Kathy and Kim-
berley retained for a holiday.
Mr. and . Tom Robinson
and Paul visited Sunday withNMr.
and Mrs. Stewart.. Coupland and
family of Wateiford and brought
• Kevin Coupland home for holi-
days. •
Andy Henderson and friend of
Woodstock visited Sunday with
'Mr, a acrid Mrs. Wesley Tiffin.
Mr. and Mrs. Beii Moss, newly-
weds from 'Petrone, were Mon-
visitors
omvisitors with his grand-
parents, Mr. and, Mrs. Ben Mc-
Cleneghaan.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Anderson
of Ashfield were ° at Kirkland
Lake to bring home their daugh-
ter, `Patsy Anderson, 'RN, and on.
the way home called on Mr. and
Mrs.. Don. Caesar and- family on
Sunday evening. '
On Thursday last week Mrs. A.
Ferrie and her daughter,
. Margaret (Mrs. Glen Erb) of
Guelph and daughter, Betty
(Mrs. Harold Penfold) of Elora
called on Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Emerson to learn of the late
Andrew, Bob and Maggie Ferrie.
In the Tweedsmuir book, Mrss. •
Emerson had pictures of Andrew.
They also called at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh. Simpson,'the
former Ferrie home. Then Mr,
and Mrs. Simpson sent them to
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
McClenaghan, who *ere former
neighbors of the Petrie family.
.011 Saturday, Joie, 20, Mrs.
Bessie Mollies and'John Clipper-
ton attended the wedding of Mrs.
Mullis*. son, Robert Mull , and
Karen Wilson at Saltford United
Ch. Mrs. Wills had t
the previous week with her sitter,
Mrs. Cous%,RR g, Thome.
Mr.' and Mrs, Robert M'uuis s will
reside in tngiolt.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Emerson, Mr. and Mrs. , David Bean of
tiariene, Sharon and Brendan: $of a Brampton, spent the nolldaay -.
St. Catharines and Ur, and iyfirs;
.. ,weekend with his; parents, •Mr,
Victor Emerson visited on Suit.,7 and Mrs. Clifford Laidlaw.
day, afternoon with Jack Aitchi " • Mrs. JoyceTiffin of London . o
soh of Huronview* spending a two-week,.vacati t
Mars. Russel Chapman • speot Iwo, herj parents, Mr, and �.
last week"with,Mr and Mrs; Rosi', . Dan Tif* j {' and ao er relatives
Smith and Bradley of ::Russell;
•
Karen visci#
end Mrs:
Mr. and Mrs.. Rehson' Farseone a g a of Exeter. ' Karen • t
and family of Sarnia visited on<-niiained for a holiday.
the weekend with" Mr. and .Mrs. A Surprise birthday tY was
Robert Mowbray and Mr. and held fordy Scott on Satur-
( r
Mrs Ken Mowbray ° f rom Michi- , day evening at the 'honkie
gan visited at thesatne home and patents, Mr; ,said
with other Mowbrayrelatives at z. ` Caesar; Rand reivi
wingham gifts.
Mr. , and; Mrs. Ron Russel and
family of Mississaugaspent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
Ed Smyth, ._
MRS. ROD WRAITH presents,lidhael •Milosevic. wffh as OS.
cheque donated by the Horne and School Association in .
memory of a former principal ,of the Winoliam PubIic
School, A. L. Posliff. The presentation Wads part of the gra-
duaflon oer emosri►ioa i eldsat th >l� ilOoli °Dust frti y avow*
(Staff PhotOJ
THREE
FLOORS OF-
QUALITY
fQUALITY
When it comes to hot water,
using it wisely—not wastefully
makes good sense.