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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-06-17, Page 14Clean water is your heritage. Respect it. Did you know that Ontario has more fresh water than any other part of Canada —even the world? And did you know that this "Fresh" water is becoming polluted? • OWRC is continuously developing programs to stop pollution, but you've got to help to make them work.. Don't drop garbage, drip oil or gaSoline or put anything that -pollutes into our lakes and rivers. And be critical if you see' anyone else doing it. Remember. It's our water. Let it live. Ontario Water Resources Commission Hon. George A. Kerr, Q.C. - Minister; R. D..Johnston - Chairman; D. S. Caverly -'General Manager. News of Auburn -- Mr. and Mrs. Ted Redmond and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Redmond spent last Thursday in Kitchener. • Mr. and Mrs. Hill Kinahan 'and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Angus Kennedy, St. Colum- ban. -Mrs. Kinahan remained for a few days. Miss Genevieve Kinahan , is spending the summer hOlidays with her aunt, Mrs. Don.Moylan. Miss Catherine Foron left Sunday. for Sudbury to spent the summer with her uncle and aunt who operate a restaurant. A number from St. Augustine attended the Knights of Columbus Breakfast Sunday, held in God- erich. . The First tominunion Class from Kingsbridge and St.. Aug- ustine received communion 'in St. Augustine on Sunday. A' number from hare attended a reception in Lucknow Friday night for Rosale Phipps and Lloyd Barger, newlyikeds. Children from Et. Augustine and Kingsbridge went on a 'bus trip Thursday to Seaforth Shoe FaCtoryand Kitchener. Mr. Blair Redmond graduated from Western University, LOndon receiving his B.A. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Redmond and "Leo. Remernberl It takes but a moment •to place an Expositor Want Ad and be,money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 52'7-0240. 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Call us today for a no-obligation estimate. Your carpets can have that beautiful brand- neiv lustre again, and at moderate cost. Call Bill Pinder at DEEP STEAM EXTRACTION of Huron County Seaforth, Ontario PHONE 527-1851 A IN 7.42 cal/ Prices effective June 17-23. SHOP FOR ALL YOUR SUMMER NEEDS AND SAVE! Murray Gaunt, ,M.P.P. for Huron-Bruce, has announced the approval of a provincial grant in the amount of $21,000.00 to the Maitland .Valley Conservation Authority .to carry out further development work in the Falls Reserve' Conservation Area. The Falls Reserve Conser- vation Area-Mnpriler-surne-2S9- acres of land located to the west of the Village of Benmiller, in the Township of Colborne in Huron. was. acquired by the Authority in 1964. Development work carried out in the area has included • con- struction of a campground;ser- vice building, a concession build- ing, picnic shelter, a campground and service road. The Authority is proposing tb, proceed-with-cbnstrncttbn-of a maintenance building. storage building, service road and park- ing area, construction of a ,small dam and pond, development of Hymn 264 was sung and Mrs. Riley introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Britton, who spoke of her experiences as a little girl coming from Scotland and settling with her parents in West- ern Canada. Mrs. Riley thanked ' her and Mrs. Britton was pre- sented with a gift. Unit 2 were guests at the meeting. Lunch was 'served by Mrs. Bill McClure, Mrs. Doug. Shroeder, Mrs. Ken Thompson and Mrs. Donald Dodds. The next meeting will be held in September at the home of Mrs. William McClure. Mr. and Mrs. William Church went by air to England Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Embling, Brampton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Blanchard. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nostadt, ,Maidstone, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Gene St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. JamesSt.Louis, Tecumseh, Ontario spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Gene St. Louis and accompanied them to Kitchener Thursday. . Correspondent Miss Jean Copeland • Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lam- bert and Dennis of Davison, Mich. spent the weekend with Mrs. Mary Jaques and all were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd jaqiiisarid family. 'Lt. Peter and Mrs. Garted- burg and Michael of Kingston are visiting for a few days with the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gartenburg-and,,fohn, prior to their leaving for the C.F.B., Greenwood, N.S. Mr. Jim Gartenburg of Waterloo also spent the weekend with his par- ents, Rev. John King administered the sacrament' of baptism duririg the church service Sunday dimm- ing to Lori Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim McNaughton, and Michael Alexander, son of Lt.-Peter and Mrs, Gartenburg. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thom- son and Janice were guests at the Rohde-paker wedding in the Thames Road United Church on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Axford and Mrs. Wallis of Mosley and Mrs. Robert Corsaut of St. Marys were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. 'David Wheeler. Miss Jean Copeland attended the 40th Wedding Anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Switzer held in the Anderson Hall on Saturday even- ing. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hoff- meyer of Mitchell visited Slinday evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Wheeler. Scanning the Weeklies By Lee Hee The Clinton News-Record reports that Mr. Jack Fuleher of the Huron School of Driving tells that the top girl and boy student drivers of the High School learn- to-drive program, were Jeanette Riley And Douglas Wise. The CFB Auxiliary, Clinton, sent a donation of $77.59 to help towards furnishings of the new Solarium. These were the remaining funds of Auxil- iary as it prepares to leave, the station. '- In the top winners of the baby show at the recent Clinton Spring Fair was Terry Gray, son of Mr. and- Mrs. Gary Gray, Seaforth who won third prize. tidy tax rate drops, according to the Zurich Citizens News, by four mills. Rt. Rey, William Bourdeau parish priest at St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, St. Joseph, retired on Sunday last. Mon- signor Bordeau had served the parish for 19 years. The new executive of ' the 'Zurich Lions Club were installed into office recently by districtdeputy. governor Orville Oke of Seaforth.. The new presi--- • dent is Richard Erb. We note in the journal-Argus of St. Marys that the sewage contract has been let, subject to OWRC approval, the total amount being over $3.5 million. Mrs. Bettridge was honored recently on the ' occasion of her 90th birthday. She re- ceived a special Apostolic Blessing from His Holiness Pope Paul VI. _and congrat- ulations from G. Emmett Carter, Bishop of London, on a long and faithful life. Mr. and Mrs. James McFarlane celebrated their 65th wedding. anniversary with a family dinner at Pinecrest Inn, St.Marys. Hockey in the winter, baseball in the summer are the favorite pastime view= ing for Mrs. Carrie Mbrrison of St. TrafilK"'" -She m a rked -fi-er-Wth-761-ith-daY -- Sunday. Mrs. Frank Scott, Fullerton Town- ship is a daeghter. The Mitchell Advocate reports a, recent birthday for "their grand old lady" Mrs. Louisa (John) Klein. She is 103. Mrs. Klein has a daughter, Floss, Mrs. George Vivian, R.R. 3, Mitchell and resides with her son. and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Klien, Mitchell: Mr. and Mrs. Norman Eisler were honored on the occasion of their' 40th wedding anniv- ersary. French for all grade 7 and 8 in Bruce " next year is a report appearing in the Lucknow "Sentinel. The Bruce County board of education made the official an- nouncement. "And the dog came back" "under Amberly News in the Sentinel, tells the story when Mr. and Mrs. Tom. Fox - sold their hOrrie on the 2nd concession of Huron and on moving to Hayfield, gave their dog to friends living in Seaforth. One morning the past week when Mr. Janisse, the new owner of the Fox home, went out to go work, there was the dog at the doer. Man's best friend, they say, but you can be certain that was some walk for any dog. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Anderson of Lucknow observed their 40th wedding anniversary recently. . From the Blyth Standard we note that close to 200 friends, business assoc- iates and former employees gathered at the Blyth Memorial Hall laSt Saturday, evening to honor Mr. Lloyd King, ,who will retire from the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce this week. Wingham council meeting in. session recently agreed to set up a fund, accor- ding to the Wingham Advance-Times, which will provide rewards for informal- 'Ion on vandalism and damage to proper- ...ties . The PUC turned thumbs down on any possibility that street decorative lighting be connected as previously used and will stipulate a safer method for special lights to be used. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Elliott marked their 69th wed- ding 'anniversary on Sunday. Mr. Elliott is 84 and Mrs. Elliott is 79. • According to the Goderich Signal- ' Star, Goderich's new town councillor is Mrs. Elsa Hayaon. She is the only lady councillor and will chair the property. committee. She is' filling the vacancy made when councillor Ron Price left -Goderich several months ago. 9 er, - THERE IS A WAY TO MAKE THE CARPETS IN YOUR HOME LOOK AND STAY CLEANER LONGER! It's the most effective on-location cleaning process ever developed . . . recommended by the leading fibre manufacturers.and'carpet mills in North America. Big sunshine ,values on everything from 'bug bulbs to bath salts, toothpaste to travel bags. A broad selection of summer merchandise, medicines and cosmetics to make your holidays happier. Correspondent Mrs. Robert Hulley Unit 1 U.C.W. The May meeting of Unit l'of the "U.C.W.,.of Cavan. Church was held at the home of Mrs. William Dolmage', Mrs. Bob Dalton open- ed the meeting with a reading on "Faith" followed by prayer.. "Faith of Our Fathers" was sung, Minutes were read by Mrs. Ken Thompson. Misses-Velma and Vera Heist were presented with cups and Saucers from the Unit and these were delivered by Mrs. William Dodds. Mrs. Oscar Cuthill had the topic for the evening. She chose ' Relationships" an article written. by John W. Foster. The June meeting was held in the basement of the church with Mrs. Robert Dalton pre- siding and opened the meeting with a Bible reading. Mrs. Frank Riley gave a reading "Speak Well of Neighbours". Correspondent Mrs. Ed. Regele Mr. and Mrs. Norman Benne- wies visited with Mr. and Mrs., Ed. Regele on Sunday evening. Mrs.. Wm. Roe and Mrs. Ed. ,Regele, who spent last week at Seaforth Community Hospital, have returned to their homes. 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Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Hulley of Seaforth visited with Mrs. Joe Thornton Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kistner, RR 1, Bornholm recently visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Yost of Dayton, Ohio spent a few days recently with Mr. and Mrs. Her- old McCallum and family. Mrs. 'Thelma Mills speht the weekend at Family Paradise Park with Mr. and Mrs. William Mott. Mrs. Stanley Preszcator spent last -Wednesday afternoon with her, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Regele. • He: ',Will you marry'rne41 She: "No, but I admire your taste."' The way kids wear their hair now, you don't give your son money for a haircut, ybu take him to three barber shops and get estimates. News of WoOdharn 0 • • Christmas money best saved now! The money you're going to spend on Christmas shopping will hurt your pocket book or pui'Se a lot less at that time, if you start saving at Vittoria and Grey Trust right now. You can have more than $150.00 iti your Christmas ,,spending fund if you put away only $25.00 a month. Make jt a dollar a day at Victoria and Grey. TIMM a nd GREY TRUST COMPANY SINCE 11144 • a,