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Page 8—The Wingham Advance -Times, Nov. 21, 19,84
Father of Wingham resident,
Nova Scotia' h istor an dies
One of Kings County, Nova
Scotia's best-known histori-
ans and agriculturalists died
Oct. 29, at Windsor, N.S.
Ernest Lowden Eaton, the
father of Ernest S. Eaton of
Wingham, was 88 years old.
A native of Upper Canard,
he graduated from the Nova
Scotia Agricultural College,
the Ontario Agricultural
College and Macdonald
College, Montreal, where he
received his Master's
Degree.
Mr. Eaton joined the
federal agriculture depart-
ment in 1937 in Prince
Edward Island and three
years later transferred to
Kentville where he was
director of research in native
fruit. In that field he was
best known for his
development of high -bush
blueberries.
He also worked for the
provincial government in
agricultural extension and in
teaching, retiring in 1961 as a
senior research officer. He
was a past president and
treasurer for 20 years of the
Nova Scotia Fruit Growers
BIRTHS
COTTRILL—Mike and
Donelda (Lamont) of
Wingham are happy to
announce the arrival of
their son, Shawn Daniel,
on Monday, November 12,
at the Wingham and
District Hospital, weighing
nine pounds, eight ounces.
Proud grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lamont,
Belgrave, and Mrs. Elsie
Cottrill, Tiverton. Great-
grandmothers are Mrs.
Winnie Vincent, Blyth, and
Mrs. Jessie Lamont,
Moosomin, Saskatchewan.
BARNES—Mr. and Mrs.
James Barnes, RR 5,
Brussels, joyfully an-
nounce the birth of their
daughter,._.Amy Rebecca,
10 pounds, 10 ounces, on
November 19 at Wingham.
and District Hospital. A
sister for Ben and Aaron.
R. W. BTI
OPTOMETRIST
Goderich
The Square 524-7661
Association, the Canadian
Seed Growers Association
and the Sheffield Mills Fruit
Company, and was active in
many other community
organizations.
He was a past master of
the Scotia Masonic Lodge
and had been high priest of
the Cornwallis chapter,
Royal Arch Masons. He was
a member of the Adoniram
council, Wolfville, and a
member of the Royal Order
of Scotland. He was grand
secretary of the Royal Arch
Masons of Nova Scotia a for
several years and was past
grand master of Masons of
Nova Scotia in 1971.
Mr. Eaton was historian} of
the Wolfville Historical
Society and had been
honored in recent years by
the Kings County Historical
Society. He was the author of
several papers published in
the Nova Scotia Historical
Quarterly. ,
He is siirvived by two
daughters, Eunice (Mrs.
Earl Wonnacott) of
Charlottetown and Margaret
(Mrs. William Berry) of
DIED
LLOYD—Passed away
suddenly on Saturday,
November 17, John
Richard Lloyd, beloved
husband of the former
Mary Elizabeth Crawford;
dear father of Richard of
Thornhill, Mrs. Randy,
(Beth) Paterson of
Thornhill and Mrs. Kevin
(Margaret) Townsend,
Wroxeter; brother of Mrs.
Norman (Louise) Welwood
of Wingham and stepson of
Mrs. Mary Lloyd of
Wingham. He was
predeceased by his
parents, Richard Hilton
Lloyd and Minnie Rosman,
and by one sister, Betty
Hamilton of Victoria,
British Columbia. Friends
called at the Morley
Bedford Funeral Chapel
Monday afternoon and
evening. A memorial
service was held in St.
Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Wingham,
Tuesday at four o'clock.
Memorial donations may
be directed to the York
Central Hospital Foun-
dation, 10 Trench St.,
Richmond Hill L4C 9Z9.
Dr. William J. McLuhan
Orthodontist
announces his association with
Dr. Ray Bateman
and • •
Dr. David'Magee
Dental Surgeons
for the practice of Orthodontics at
175 John St. E., Wingham, Ontario
Hours, by Appointment.
Phone: 357-2728 or 357-2021
Filter
Queen
"IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA"
482.7103
Burlington, Ont., as well as
three sons, Ernest of
Wingham, Dr. George of
Vancouver and Roger of
Brookfield, PEI; 18 grand-
children and 11 great-grand-
children.
The Masonic Lodge held a
graveside service conducted'
by the Grand Master of the
Grand Lodge of Nova Scotia.
Video takes
viewers behind
the barn door
What exactly goes ,on
behind the barn door?
People who are not familiar
with contemporary farming
practices or who do not know
any farmers personally
might think farmers are still
milking their cows by hand
and piling hay with a pitch-
fork.
To set the record straight,
the Ontario Federation of
Agriculture presents
"Behind the Barn Door", a
13 -minute video introducing
non -farmers to farm
. practices and practitioners
of the 1980s. The film is
narrated by Gordie Tapp,
host of the television
program "Hee Haw". Mr.
Tapp has been making
people laugh with what he
calls his "bucolic buf-
foonery" for years, and in
the video he gives his
viewers a different look at
"agricultural engineers".
• The video takes the viewer
on a tour of four impressive
farm operations, whose
owners discuss subjects
ranging from the impact of
foreign competition on the
domestic food industry and
tl�e extensive use of com-
puters in the barn to the need
for day care in rural Ontario.
The video is available in
half-inch VHS and Beta and
three-quarter inch, To
borrow a copy, write to the
Ontario Federation of
Agriculture Suite 500, 491
Eglinton Avenue West,
Toronto, M5N 3A2, or call
Rita Scagnetti at (416) 485-
3333.
Grey Cup
draw winners
The Kinsmen Club of
Wingham congratulated
Wayne Bridge of Drayton for
holding the winning ticket in
the club's annual Grey Cup
draw on Sundar.t-�
Mr. Bridge held the ticket
with the score East -7, West -
37 to win the $500 top prize:
Since the scoring range of
the tickets is between. zero
and 40, the deduction of 10
points from each team's
score was required to create
the winner.
Consolation prizes of $150
each for the first, second and
third-quarter scores went to
Mike Fowler, Margaret
Bennett and Steve Readman,
all of the Wingliam area.
Profits from Kinsmen
projects such as the Grey
Cup draw and the annual
Radio Auction, which is
upcoming Dec. 3 on CKNX
radio, go toward the club's
community service work and
charitable projects.
WARD & IJPTIGROVE
see page 2A
CHAH if EREU Alx;UUN 1 HMIs
THANK YOU
Herb and Ernestine Kenyon! 4iould
like to thank all those who participated
in celebrating their 10th anniversary in
business.
We greatly appreciate the plants,
patronage and good wishes.
TURNBERRY TAVERN
ATTENTION HOG FINISHERS
For Your Supply of Top Quality
WEANER PIGS
A BIG CROWD GATHERED at the Wingham Legion Hall for the Legion Auxiliary's an-
nual craft and bake sale last Saturday morning. People took advantage of the nice day
to turn out and browse through the wide array of handicrafts and other items offered
for sale by individuals and groups. The Cabbage Patch doll craze which is still going
strong accounted for some of the interest, with offerings of clothes, accessories and
look-alikes.
Coming Events
Coming events notices
advertised in this column
will also appear on Channel
12, Country Cable TV without
charge if placed seven days
in advance.
TEEN DANCE
Ages 11 to 17 only. Sponsored
by Howick Figure Skating
Club at Wroxeter Commun-
ity Hall, Friday, November
30th from 8 to 12 p.m. Music
by Disc Jockey, George
Haid. Admission $2.50 per
person, adult supervision.
CRAFT AND BAKE
SALE •
Saturday, Dec. 1 from 10
a.m. to 3 p.m. Sponsored by
The Wingham and Area Day
Centre for the Homebound.
NOON LUNCHEON
Roast beef. Anglican
Church; Gorrie Thursday,
Nov. 29, 11:45 a.m. to ...
MAITLAND WOMEN'S
Institute November meeting
is changed to Tuesday, Dec.
4 at Mrs. Morley Bushell's
house. Pot luck dinner 7 p.m.
GENERAL MEETING
Wingham and District Snow-
mobile Association general
meeting, Wednesday, Nov.
28. at 8 p.m. at Turnberry
Tavern. Everyone welcome.
MEETING
La Leche League of Bel -
grave, meeting at 444 .High-
land Dr., Wingham, Thurs-
day, Nov. 22 at 8 p.m.
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
The Brussels St. Ambrose
Catholic Women's League is
holding a Christmas Bazaar.
at the Brussels Library,
Penny auction and ticket
sales Nov. 30th from 1 to 4
p.m. Penny auction and bake
table Dec. 1st from 1 to 3
p. m.
21,28
ANNUAL MEETING
Blyth Centre for the arts
annual general meeting . .
Thursday, December 6,
Blyth Inn Dining Room. Pot-
luck Supper (main course) 6
p.m. Meeting 7:30 p.m. All
members and guests are
warmly invited.
21,28
CHRISTMAS TEA,
bake & craft sale, sponsored
by Wroxeter UCW, Satur-
day, Dec. 1, 2 to 4 p.m. at the
Wroxeter United Church.
21,28
STREET PROOFING
An opportunity for parents to
learn and to discuss the
many ways to give their
child protection — without
frightening them. Wingham
Town Hall, Court Room,
Thursday, Nov. 22, 8-10 p.m,
Register free by calling
Holly Keil 357-2894 or 357-
2636. Children of families in
attendance can be 'video -
printed' at a later date.
14,21
HOT LUNCHEON
Brussels United Church hot
fall luncheon, to be held
Friday, Nov. 23, with home
baking and crafts on sale.
Lunch served from 11:30
until 1 p.m. Price $4.
14,21
WINTER DANCE
Saturday, Nov. 24 at Howick
Community Centre. Music
by Drumlin. Lunch avail-
able. $5 in advance, $6 at the
door. Sponsored by ° Howick
Optimist Jr. D.
14,21
SALVATION ARMY
Ladies Home League
christmas tea and bake sale,
November 24th from 2 to 4
p.m. at 256 Main St. E.,
Listowel.
14,21
SINGLES DANCE
All singles welcome. Join in
the fun. Meet new friends at
the. Blue Barn, Listowel
(highway 23 north). Dance
every Friday from 8:30 to
1:00 a.m. Phone 291-1580. No
blue jeans please.
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TEA, CRAFT AND
BAKE SALE
At Brookhaven Nursing
Home, on Saturday, Dec. 8
from 2 to 4 p.m. Everyone
welcome.
21,28,5:
CAROL -FEST 84
The Wingham Optimist Band
and local talent presents
Carol -Fest '84, Thursday,
Dec. 6, 7:30 p.m. in F.E.
Madill Secondary School.
Adults $3, children, 16 and
under $1. Free bus pick-up
for Senior Citizens. Proceeds
to Hospital Building Fund.
21,28,5
Farm business
advisor named
Perth County farm
management specialist Art
Lawson has been promoted
to farm business advisor for
the counties of Huron, Essex,
Kent, Lambton, Elgin,
Middlesex and Perth.
He will be filling the
position left vacant by Herb
Norry in the London office of
the Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food.
In his new position, Mr.
Lawson will be responsible
for the guidance of farm
business management
programs in the region and
in counselling farm families
on farm business matters
including transfers of farms
to the next generation, estate
planning and farm business
agreements.
He will be assuming his
new role Dec. 1. Farm
families wishing to set up an
appointment may do so
through the Clinton OMAF
office.
TEA AND BAZAAR
Wednesday, Nov. 28 from 2
to 4:30 p.m. at St. Paul's
Anglican Church,, Wingham.
Everyone welcome.
OPEN RECEPTION
Saturday, Nov. 24, from 8
p.m. to 1 a.m. at Belmore
Community Centre following
the marriage of Duane
Currie and Gwen Harkness.
"THE HAPPY PRINCE"
A free musical children's -
program, ' The t..,#ipppy.:
Prince", will be performed
by the Children's Trio at the
Turnberry Township Hall in
Bluevale on Sat. Nov. 24th at
3 p.m. Everyone welcome.
Sponsored by the Huron
County Library and funded
by Outreach Ontario.
SINGLES DANCE
Saturday, November 24th, at
the Stratford Fair Grounds,
Dancing 9 to 1, Music by
"Tumbleweed".
DAY TRIPS
Royal Botanical Gardens
Christmas Show and Sale.
Displays and decorations
and, old-fashioned prices,
Saturday, Nov. 24; Simcoe
Christmas Lights featuring
hot dinner and Christmas
Show at Big Creek Boat
Farm before going to
Simcoe. Come along
December 6. Contact Marg
Burkhart 528-3544. '
DAY TRIPS
Cullen Gardens Christmas
Special, Wednesday, Nov.
28; Festival of Lights,
Niagara Falls, Monday, Dec.
3. Phone Helen • McBurney,
Nicholson Bps Lines, 357-
3424.
Contact
LARRY BOTT & SONS
335-3234
or by appointment at the farm
Tuesday or Thursday afternoons
1 mile east of Gorrie Hwy. 87
NOTICE
To The
Taxpayers of
Morris Township
The second installment
of 1984 taxes
.is due Friday,
November 30, 1984
Nancy Michie,
Clerk -Treasurer
If you have not had an
auto accident in ,the last
was your
.fault or a major traffic.
conviction
Call or come in and see us. ,
If you are only getting a 5 year credit
now, you may be missing out on sav-
ings for 6 year driving excellence.
KEITH ADAMS
Phone
Bus. 357-3739
8 Alfred St., Wingham, Ont.
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Insuring' Canadians
in the ,co-operative spirit.
LIFE- HOME -AUTO • COMMERCIAL • FARM • TRAVEL
PUBLIC MEETING CONCERNING A PROPOSED -
AMENDMENT TO COUNTY OF HURON OFFICIAL PLAN
AFFECTING THE TOWNSHIP OF HOWICK
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the County
of Huron will hold a public meeting on the 3rd day of January,
1985, at 7:30 p.m. in the Gorrie Hall to consider a proposed
official plan amendment under Section 17 of the Planning Act.
The {proposed official plan amendment would designate por-
tions of the Township of Howick " including the Villages of
Fordwich, Gorrie and Wroxeter as Community improvement
Areas. Community Improvements are deemed to include those
public and private activities which maintain, rehabilitate and
re -develop the existing physical environment to assist in the
achievement of social and economic goals of the community.
The policies in the proposed official plan amendment will provide
guidance for the undertaking of such community improvements.
ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and/or make
written or verbal representation either in support of or in oppo-
sition to the proposed official plan amendment.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed official
plan amendment is available for inspection at the Clerk's Office,
Howick Township Offices, Gorrie, during regular office hours.
Dated at the Township of Howick Clerk, Township of Howick
this 21st day of • Gorrie, Ontario
November, 1984 519-33'5=3208