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6' HTe Canadian Statesman,,Bowmanville, July 25, 1973 Getig KWithiný Hearing Rag W h e n emplo * ees at duce it, hearing protection Goodyear, l'maville, ghould be worni even step into a certain booth where the noise does flot in the plant, it isn't to cause discomfort, says Mrs. mnake a phone, cal or Witherspj-oon. change into a Supermani As for thce employees, costumne. It's to mnake sure they're cooperative. "They their, hearing is pro)tectecd. realize that there are The bootht is sounidproof times when- protection ic and tests are coinducted to needed, so they wear it," determine t'he emnployees' said Mrs. Wther-spon, hiearingn range andi disabil- wnroCl. ities if anyv. Tests arenmade Wnfocln on allilnew emp ,o0ye,,es and W ~ ~~T T a.gain a year lte. WemLYIiLLE test themn sooner than this ifthey work in ai place Joint church, service for that's coýnsidered noî)syý," Hope Township charge was said the plant nur-se, Phiyl- held at Canton an 'Sunday' ls Wi-therspocon. miorning, July 22nd with M4r. -The test takes about 15 Hon Hylton in charge of the r4iJnute.s on the averagr, service. He took as the themie Mýrs, Witherspioon sa.id. of his message the story of the Employvees at Bowmiýan- wanderings of the Israelites v.ille must wear earplugs in noisy arueas. ailth6ugh on their way to the promised the plant is notl considered land, illustrated by accounts noijsy as a who ,I\Tobodyg- of their many human failings ever ge tsd to nose. and distress because at times sauid M \'r S. ipo. they showed lack of faith in "they just thinkthyd God. The choir sang two hecause thieir harngbe- special numbers and a beauti- comies less acute." . fui arrangement of white and EIar'PlUgýsa made in red l flwers was thie floral the planrt cInicbyMrs, Witherspoon t's a rî fei tivey siple roc ss, he r.Clifford Brice retuirned says. tsapatclk on Sa,,turday miorning witfîh hs SIlly uttythIatis rmolrdd fieBoyScots who had right in the x, which) completed their bicycle trnp to ariounts to utmmd Georgian Bay and bacýk. Mark earlug." fee says theyý prepared their While t 'he plant's engin- olwn supper and break-fast but deerîng department le con- ate at noan at a restaurant. Sciouis of the noise gener- atdand is seejking o e-They had some ramn the first d-hv hbut nthe.ruïise 2'odunna- Aerial Photo "âhoirs Detail of Road ZCOnstruction aît4West nofBwavle ther. The othier boys were: Andrew McColi. John Groene- veld, John Eymian and Ronni& Van] Dorp. Willie Miller has been iit ing -with friends in Toronto for the past week.. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Payne réturned last week from a bus trip to Vermiont, stapping a t Corniwall, Ont. and Burlingtan on their xay' . They saw mueh of the area thiat had suffered from severe flooding in Ver- mont and ail crops, as a resuit were backward with tractors still getting stuck in hay fields. This tour was to inspeci, mostly, dairy farms and up ta date ways of hârvesting and storing produce. Clara Darke cam-e home fromn Port Hope haspital Iast week but was obliged to tgo back, again thie next day for further -car'e. Berniece Best wais one of the cuistodians at the Hlistorical Centre in Port Hlope on. Saturdayý and Mrs. C. Dickin- son the previous day. Both were pleased wvith the numbex' Coninie and David of Peter- boroughi are spending a few days with MJr. and Mrs. Hl. (ý d) tofainily is compleng Sa coreof study. The vr dry weather is playýing havoc with gardens and f ruit crops. Bernies lacked their usual size and juicyvness and didn't last long. Mr. and MIrs. 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