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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-06-17, Page 10MILK SHAKES Strawberry, Rum and Butter, Pineapple, Vanilla, Butterscotch Cherry, Chocolate and Banana. • Only 40c TRY OUlt DELICIOUS -CHICKEN DINNER 3pcs. of chicken --French fries and cola slaw . a • Only 1.25 ALL OUR-CHICKEN IS COOKED FRESH DAILY ' --NOT FROZEN — OPEN DAILY Noon to Midnight 7 Days a Week arrner's Dell BRUCEFIELD Phone 482-7255 • On NO. 4 Hvfy. IY 11 1.0,4114. HURON EXPOSITOR. SEAFORTH, ONT., JUNE 17, 1971 Exhibited Hories, Dies At Clinton FAMOUS FOR QUALITY WINTHROP GENER STORE A Family Favorite, York Ice Cream from Bisset's Ice Cream available at Bisset's Ice Cream Silverwood's and Bisset's Quality Ice Cream Available at RITA and JOE'S (RICH'S RESTAURANT- __„_Sening Ice Cream For _ Over 60 Years it's a wonder _Philip_ could be coaxed off his bike long enough to have his picture taken ,because this young lad-is- an ardent cyclist. Philip is seven, a slim youngster with wavy brown hair, dark eyes' and fair skin. His background is Anglo-Saxon. Philip is in good health and loves playing outdoors. While it was cold, he kept busy with his Christmas skates. Now he's looking forward to learning to swim. ' Some years ago, Philip had an operation for a turned-in eye. His eyes look normal now, but he still has to wear corrective glasses. He enjoys school, where he is in Grade 2. He works hard and has a good average standing. - This lad will be a rewarding addition to a warm-heart- ed, easygoing family. To inquire about adopting Philip, please write to Today's Child, Department of Social and Family Services, Parliament Buildings, Toronto 182. For general adoption information, ask your Children's Aid Soci- ety. NEWS OF VARNA SEAFORTH LIONS PARK 345.2750 SEAFORTH SUPERIOR • FOOD MARKET for• SILVERWOODS' DELUXE ICE CREAM . Correspondent Fred McClymont The United Church Women held their Thankoffering service Sunday evening with guests from Brucefield,, Kippen and Gosh,en. The. -guest speaker• was, 'Mrs. Eric Luther of Hensall who spoke on "Our relationship to God and our relationship to Man." Mrs. Luther sang several solos, ac- companied by Mr. Luther on the N E AND EVERY MONTH IS organ. The meeting was in charge of the, president, Mrs. WIT1.DOW-' son, Mrs. Ida McClinchey read the scripture lesson and gave the meditation. Mrs. Robert Taylor The annual Decoration Ser- vice -will be held at Baird's Cemetery on Sunday afternoon, June 20th. • Plans are being made to hold a Vacation Bible School in the United, Church early in July. He was a member of Londes- boro United Church and Ontario,,,,'', Street United Church,Clinton and' served on the Board of Stewards and as an Elder as well as Sunday School Superintendent for many years. 'He also was a dedicated member of Blyth and • Clinton Loyal Orange Lodges Royal Black , Knights and had served as County Here's Hugh by Hugh Edighoffer, MPP The Government of the prov- ince of Ontario is participating in the Federal-Provihcial Con- Stitutional Conference which is being held in Victoria, B.C, this week. The purpose of the meet- ing is to review the distribution of power and particularly as it relates to the responsibility of taxing powers. Many people feel 0 that there is not a close enough liaison between the two levels of government and in many instances the Federal and Pro- vincial governments end up ob-, Wiling their taxes from the same source of the economy. TO maintain close contact, this type of meeting should be 'convened at least twice -a year' with a set date in mind. In this way, each of the .governments throughout Canada would have a clear under- standing of what is happening from time to time in each juris- diction. This would enable the. Minister to work in closer co- operation with the main set of government in Ottawa. - The Provincial Government's decision to stop the Spadina Ex- pressway has caused almost, un- believable controversy by the people of Metropolitan Toronto. Untold millions of dollars which the taxpayers of the Province are paying have been wasted. This wasted money is what concerns the people -of Toronto and the people of the Province of Ontario who have also contributed to the planning and initial start of the programme.. The estimates of the Depart- ment of Social and Family Ser- vices have been completed; A we-sten-:..which___gave __rise...to_ a great deal of discussion was the problem of husbands deserting their wives. The Minister said that at the present time there are approximately 11,000 such de- serted wives receiving Mother's Allowance, Many Members of the Legislature expressed the view that far greater 'efforts should be made to locate these errant husbands and take them to court to obtain support for their famil- ies under The Deserted Wives' and Children's Maintenance Act. During the, consideration of th E ti mates of the De artment Master. The body rented at the Ball Funeral Home in Clinton where the funeral service was held Sunday, June 6, 1971, conducted by Rev. Won for et Ontario St., United Church and assisted by a long time friend of the family, Rev. Harold Snell of London and formerly of Londesboro. Inter- ment was in Clinton Cemetery. Honorary Pallbearers were Henry Pattisoiv, Asa Deeves, • Harold Webster, Henson Finnig- an, Oliver jacques. Lloyd Hem. Pallbearers were Calvert Falconer, Robert Wallace, Wal- ter Scott, Frank Falconer, John Henderson, William McLlwain. F lowerbearers were Charles Coultes, George Bantle, Emm ;arson Wright, Wayne Smith, Harry Crich and Thomas Deeves. Use Expositor Want - Ads Phone 527-0240 BY HELEN ALLEN ee These Dealers For Famous. Name Ice Cream New You Tried Top Valu, Borden's or Bisset's Ice Cream. Buy it today at your I.GA. Store McNAIRN'S RESTAURANT (Formerly MeClinchey's) for St. Columban 44.re_~,ver•••••••••••••••• CHARLES WILLIAM STEWART Charles William Stewart, 86 years, passed away in Clinton - Public Hospital on June 4th,1971 after a short illness. Born in Hullett Township, where he attended school, he was the only son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart. He farmed in Hullett Town- ship and was a breeder and exhibitor of Clydesdale horses until his retirement to Blyth in 1961. He was the beloved husband of the late Amy Alberta Woon `iand the late Bina Kirk. Sur- viving are one daughter Marion, Mrs. John Heaman, London; Lloyd , Hullett TownShip; Ken- neth; MeKlllop Township; seven grandchildren, two great grand- children and two sisters, Edith, Mrs. John Vine ant, Goderich and Laura; Mrs. Fred Toll, Clinton. the speaker and Mrs. Louis Tay- -to the Government of the material extracted _which-wilTheld in a for thanked Mrs. Luther for her --sp-eCia fund. This money will excellent address and music.--A"`. then be returned to the operator sOcial hotir was-held in' thebase- if and when he restores the land ment at the close. he has used in accordance - with the provincial regulations and those set down by the municip- atity. If the operator does not meet these requirements, the Government' will use the money collected from the . operator to rehabilitate the land. e s of Mines and Northern Affairs, the Minister indicated that he will soon introduce legislation regulating sand and gravel pits throughout the Province: Munic- ipalities will have a say in •the location and allocation of pits under their jurisdiction and there. will be regulations on methods of operation, site plans, dust and noise control. It is indicated that all quarries gave a reading. ' ' Mrs. Wm. Taylor introduced aNd pits will pay. a few cents a ton • • Is a part -of milk, our most nearly perfect food. BUTTER 'JUNE- IS DAIRY MONTH GAY GAY LEA DAIRY PRODUCTS: "FRESH FROM OUR LOCAL FARMS" The enjoyment of a good meal is enhanced by the natural flavour of but ter. - . 4 Instant Powdered skim milk - - High in protein 'and calcium. 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