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69 PONTIAC
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67 COMET
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Ontario has joined Canada and
.the U.S. to launch a united attack
on pollution of the Great, Lakes.
The total cost of such a pro-
• gramme according to the Inter-.
national Joint Commission report
of last year would be $1.5 billions
but George Kerr, Minister of
Energy and Resources Manage-
ment, feels it will be considerably
• more than that.
Mr. Kerr said an Ontario
• Water Resources' Commission
study has indicated that
improving sewage treatment fa-
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cilities for municipalities and
industries on the Ontario'side of
the . Lower Great Lakes basin
will cost closer to $500 million
than the $210 million estimated
• by the Joinf.Commission.
Mr. Kerr said Ontario and
the Federal Government are
close to an agreement on cost
sharing. He hopes. Ottawa will
foot 2/3 of the cost of treatment
plant imprthement on the Great
Lakes in exchange for payment
• by Ontario for similar improve-
ments at plants along rivers
flowing into the Lakes, such as
the Grand.
- The Government of Ontario
is making preparations for the
Federal-Provincial Constitift-
tonal Conference which is to take took the part of the Member for
place next week, in Victoria, B.C.. Huron-Bruce, and I was one of
This conference will review the the Pages. These occasions are
distribution of tax powers be- always quite amusing, and it is
tween the two levels of govern- interesting to see how much the
ment, and also other areas of Pages have observed during their
concern. It haS been obvious session here at Queen's Park.
for a considerable time that They are great at heckling one
there is not sufficient liaison another, of course, and they do a
between Ottawa and the Provin- first class 'job of making • the
ces, and I think it would be a Pages run messages - I should
good plan for conferences of this know!,
kind to be held on a continuing •
Government and the Provincial
basis, perhaps twice a year.
By this means the Federal Has
Governments could consult with
eetirig one another; •and'Ministers would M,
be able to work in closer co-
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operation. There Is no doubt
that there is a great deal of The June/meeting of Unit 3.
duplication of services in. many Northside United Church was held
jurisdictions, from .the Fe0dral at the home of Mrs. W. Harry
level down through , the Provin- , Brown and took' ,the form of a
cial level to the municipalities, pot-luck supper with Unit 4 as
arid there is obviously an urgent gueSts. -
need for streamlining of govern- Mrs: Thos. Wilbee opened the
ment at, all levels. ...meeting with a poem "Off Duty
On Thursday of this week, For God till Fall". Unit 4 was -
we had the traditional Mock Par- asked to join Unit 3 and accepted.
Han-tent, when the Legislative
Pages take the part of the various
Members, Ministers and Leaders
of• the PolitiCal Parties. Young
Scott MacLennan. from our area
The devotional part was opened
by.., Mrs. Peter' DunlOp with "Ser-
enity of Nature". Mrs. Alf Heuer-
man and Mrs. Peter Dunlop and
Mrs. Thos Wilbee put on a skit.
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tHR HURON EXPOMTOR• '0,4FORTIL (iNtf JUNE 1).. 1171--I
Seaforth - institute ‘_ilears of Ver
Mrs. Wallace Haugh was
hostess for the June meeting of
Seaforth Women's institute, with
the president, Mrs. Erlin Whit-
more chairing the regular
opening exercises and buSiness.
The program, in charge of
Agriculture and Canadian Indus-
tries converters, Mrs. W. Haugh
and Mr's. Earl Dapple, was
chaired by Mrs. Haugh, who asked
the members to repeat in unison
l'what Is 'so rare as a day in
June”. ' The guest peaker, ii
Mrs. Robert McKerch r, told
of the European tour s onsored
by U.C,O.. and showed slides
taken in agricultural areas and
cities in England, Scotland, Den-
mark and Sweden. Mr's. Mc-
Kercher stated that European
farmers face the same problems
as do Canadians, including ex-
ports, machinery costs and lack'
of I capital. These they try to
meet through the co-operative
Haugh.
The roll call was artswered
by naming 14 a flowei or veget-
able variety, you plan to grow
for the first time this year".
The motto ,•Ecology - the tacts
that frighten," was taken by Mrs.
Haugh, who stated that everything
we use becomes waste, making
pollution a major problem,. The
battle against pollution, like
Chaxity, begins at home.
Reports heard included, - the
distriot annual, held May .20, in
.0" was Hensall; the program conninittee;
00's, with 4-H Achievement Day held In
ground rules Seaforth, June 5. Mrs. . John
H e rech an Mss Be e
Campbell were named to attend
a Curator's workshop, on June
22 at Elimville. . -The picnic
will be held July 25 at the Lions
Park. Donations were made to
i iiminnimonommummutimumnimiimommuniimmotimomminummiumminontita' r-_--
'aim the stream. Fire Chief Jack Scott (centre) returns to the truck to check the pressure.
OP Damage from the fire, which is believed to have started from burning embers in an incinerator
behind the building, was slight. (Staff PhotO)
ANSWER FIRE ALARM
The Seaforth Fire Department was called to the barn behind Sills Hardware about 5:15
P M on Tuesday to extinguish a fire in the eaves of a wooden addition to the building. It
is the second time fire has struck theballding-Tiffedelit months. Above Fireman Tom-Phillips.
(with hose at window) attempts to extinguish the blaze as Ron Broome (left) tells him *here to
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• Notes From Queen's Park
the children's ..410 trap P1440. 4.9bn .g.n.14.144 and
and to the 140)110 ,Sever01.. 144.400% 'with 110104111M E•
members ;plan to.attend tnn. annual. %I.V100119X, #44' Mrs. Strong:: dinner meeting of the 1100001 Forty-tbrna Pqn2 wgIn
friends ;enjoyed lIns trip.
Grace,
lir
served'
salad1 pt)loate lluuncnchh iCrg atlintaX4rir ;14for 4,Speif90477`4.
Courtesy Remarks were made TOM* .41W1q. 1 9, :140#44; OP,
was
by Mrs. Ear Dapple and ‘9110w- Nnaalna Chemteat• •iCnnipallY
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coMmittee, convened by Mrs. iTry enjoY014040`.
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/ Folks
At this time, after 20 years as your Texaco distributor, we
wish to thank the citizens of Seaforth and district for their
courtesies and patronage over the past two decades. We have
now retired as Texaio distributor and have been succeeded
by Robert Dinsmore who will continue to provide prOmpt and
efficient Texaco service.
Thanks again. The past 20 years have been great and have
passett_all _too quickly. ,
CLARENCE WALDEN
CLIFF BROADFOOT
TEXACO CANADA LTD. wishes to thank Clarence and
Cliff for 20 years of faithful service to their customers
and to the Company, and advise their many customers that
Cliff will still be associated with Texaco Canada Ltd: in
this area.
movement. It was 1>~f England
the first “Co-operat
formed in the late
basically the sam
being followed now as then set d ill
out. She urged everyone to
sap their pennies for such a
holiday, stating that language was
never a barrier and European
hospitality tops. Mrs. Mc-+
Kercher was Introduced by Mrs.
Papple and thanked by Mrs,.
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