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Robert Wilson, Brucetield*
New* of
Correspowlent
Mrs, Robert Fieuey
Mr. J. Van Dyk, Holland, has
been staying with Mr.and Mrs.
Donald Dodds and fanailY. Ther
have visited, with the following
people, Mrs. Sim Roohol, St.
Joseph's Hospital, London; Mr.
Anthony Gelderland, Chatham
General Hospital; Mr. and Mrs.
municipalities charged much
more than the present $5 ceiling
now established, no matter
whether the trailer camp was
permanent or' there only for a
few days. This will relieve
pressure on the trailer operat-
ors,, ,and at the Paine time still
provide ,some revenue for town-
ships who have to provide some
service to trailer parks.
The house has been sitting
extended hours this week in an
attempt to clean up much of the
legislative programme before
recessing for the summer. -
Within the last two weeks the
Government has introduced 48
bills, which is the bulk of the
legislation this session. Much of
this legislation is important and
quite controversial, and the house
will continue to sit next week. it
is also expected that the fall ses-
sion will probably commence in
September.
Roq geweiland. itam4Y# xstogetown pomp, vows, Ron
Howard? C91'141444
VISIOX'•S ,with 1),,fr* Sre,
•Rohert Higley were Mr, apd Mrs,
Harvey Kistener and PillAvelPh•
They also visited at the homes
of Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Bailey,
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Halley, Mr,
and Mrs. Gordon Hulley,Seaforth
and Mr. and, MM. O. Cameron,
Brucefield.
Visitors with Mr. and, Mrs.
Robert Huliey and family Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker,
Cromarty, Miss Jackie McGhee,
London, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Currie, Linda and Joanne, Billy
Kistener, Guelph. Miss Sandra
!Daley returned home from Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Curries,Linda and
Joanne, Dorchester, after holi-
days.- '
COOKE REUNION
The Cooke -Reunion was held
at -the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Harris, Ron and Vickie,
Sunday. Visitors were Mr.
and MrS Ken Cooke, Clinton,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cooke and
Carolyn, London, Mr. and Mrs.
Don McDougal, London, Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Yeo and Gordon, R.R.
3, Clinton, 'Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Maxwell and Jamie, Seaforth,
Miss Kathy Scott, Seaforth, Mr.
and Mrs. Tony Wolfcamp,
chell.
A reception and dance will be
held- for Mr. and Mrs. Brian
Campbell Friday night; July 30th''
in Walton Hall.
,THE HURON .EXPor1OR. $EAFORTH, .0,41v4 04Y AO; 1
A major 'amendment to the
Ontario Government's environ-
mental protection bill will allow
an individual to initiate civil
action against firms- without the
consent of the Minister of Energy
and Resources Management.
George Kerr, the Minister,
introduced the amendment to the
bill to leave citizens uninhibited
in suing firms which pollute.
The bill prohibits the addition
of harmful pollutants to water
and inumber of provisions deal-
ing with air, litter and noise pol-
lution are also included in the bill.
Pat Reid (Liberal - Rainy
River) said the bill left too much
in the area of implementation to
_regulations that would be drafted
later by the Government.
The Legislature has been
dealing with bills on the Order
Paper exclusively this week.,
Most bills have general applicat-
ion to the Province, but there
were two bills which particularly
apply to areas in 'Huron-
Bruce and other tourist and
recreational areas across the
„ Province.
The first one was the Pro-
vincial Parks Municipal Tax
Assistance Act, which provides
for payment of grants to municip- ,
alities in which are situated one
or more provincial parks. This
legislation will certainly be wel-
come' to those municipalities
having such parks because
it means additional revenue. An-
nually, on or before the 1st of .
February, the Minister of Lands
and Forests is required to advise
the Department of Municipal Af-
fairs of the names of those mun-
icipalities in which there are
located one or more provincial
parks, and also the number of
acres In each provincial park. '
The province- will thpn make a ,
payment, commencing in 1971, et
$5 per acje for each of the first
100 acres, and $2 per acre for
each acre in excess of 100 acres.
The othenbill which will affect
trailer camp operators is the Act
to Amend the Municipal Act,
having to do with the setting of a
maximum licence fee of $5 in the
case of lots which are made avail-
able only for temporary
occupancy in a trailer by persons
who continue to maintain a nor-
mal place of residence
elsewhere. This licence fee was
left to the discretion of the
municipality previously but most
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Notes . From Queen's Park
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On instruction from the
hereby proclaim
MONDAY, AUGUST •
CIVIC, HOLIDAY
IN THE TOWN OF• SEAFORTII,_
and respectfully request the citizens aud bus-
inessmen to• observe the occasion.
F. C.
Mayor
"GOD SAVE THE QUEEN„
TOP VALU
SALAD
DRESSING
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pkgs of 8
Guaranteed
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SUGAR CRISP
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3 7.4
PRICES iFFECYIYI JULY
28.31 INCLUSIVE
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT
TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
PARTLY SKINNED AND DEFATTED, READY TO -.err— REG J, AR POT*TO—C-HIF'S
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WITH
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only $149.
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REFRIGERATORS
s low $ V 7 , • OS
BUY NOW — WE NEED YOUR TRADE-INS!
GINGERICHIS L TD.
ZURICH
Scanning
the Weeklies
By Lee Mee
The Exeter Times-Advocate reportsthat the newest
member of the Exeter Detachment of tne•Ontario Pro-
vincial Poliqe_is Constable Al Quinn, a native of Toront0.
Industrial firms, which dump waste in the Exeter dump,
may have to pay a special fee in the future. Councillor
Tom MacMillan, chairman of the sanitation committee,
urged council to consider special charges. Councillor
Bruce, Shaw presented a motion that MacMillan's corn-
mittee,,Lenme up with a' recommendation regarding in-
dustrial Astes.
In a news item froin the Milverton Sun we note that
a threeyear-old boy was credited with saving his grand-
parent's home from destruction by fire. Mrs. John
Mitchell told the Listowel fire chief that her grandson
went into a clothes closet'and noticed flames and smoke.
The- ListOwel -firenien 'responded to the call' and put out
the blaze in -pillows, ,sheets and blankets. The chief
said the cause of the blaze was when a light bulb left
burning apparently-touched. the fabrics which started to
smoulder. Damage , was slight.
The 0/Ingham Advance-Times reports that a Wing-
ham youth, Stephen 'Cruickshank, played an important part
in the discovery of a Holstein man missing in his -boat
on Lake Huron for- about 26 hours. Stephen, son of'Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. "Bud" Cruickshank, in company with
Robert Bowers of Kincardine, sighted Terrence Mawhih-
ney in his boat Monday night about lb miles south of
Kincardine. Mr. M awhinney suffered no ill effects other
than being very cold. He was alone in the boat when he
ran out of gas and the winds caused him to drift 10 miles
out in Lake" Huron.
The Zurich Citizens News reports the increase in
1971 taxes for most residents of Stephen Township will
be very little according to the tax rate set at the latest
' meeting of council while a few ratepayers will benefit
from a sizeable reduction. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Neeb
celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary recently and
received many useful gifts to mark the occasion.
According to the Brussels Post Martin and Mrs. Mac-
Donald celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary. Over
100 friends and relatives called, including a cousin Alex
and Mrs. McNabb of San Pablo, California, also Rev. Iver
and Mrs. McIver, Maxville, a former minister of Craw-
brook Presbyterian Church twenty-five years ago. Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Ritchie were honored guests at a dinner at
the Twin Gables, Listowel, on Saturday, arranged by the
famillk to mark the 35th anniversary of their marriage.
Reeve George Bailie, Blyth, was one of fifty-ninti who
received citations at the tire College in Gravenhurst last •
. Fridax,• according to the ,Blyth Standard. The citation
'read To George . Henry Bailie, 'Village of Blyth' Fire
Depart ent. I have the honour to award you in accordance
with th Fire Marshal's Act. The First Service Long
-Service 'Medal, in sincere appreciation of thirty years
of courageous and faithful service to the citizens of Ontario
In protecting their lives and property from fire. Dated
-t, at Toronto June 16, 1971. M. S. Hunt, Fire Marshal of Ont-
ario. Mr . and Mrs. Phillip Clark, R.R. 5, Goderich, held
a Amity dinner in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Fordyce Clark,
Goderich, marking their 35th wedding anniversary.
The .Lucknow Sentinel reports that Fred Emberlin won
. the •first "early bird" *$1,000 prize in the Ontario Sweep-
stakes being sponsored by the Community of Parkhill.
The big news froth the Clinton News-Record is the
announcement that Wildex, a division of Ex-Cell-0 Cor -
poration of. Canada Limited, will construct a plant here. It
---is'anticipated the plant will have , 10;000 square feet and will
L'L` employ 12 in the, first' year and,,expanci to211.mbre during
• ' the next five years. Hydro, water and sewage facilities
have recently been Installed by the Clinton Public Utilities
CommiSsion and work on the roadbed of the new streets
was begun last week by the Public Works Department. The
Ontario Development Corporation has granted a $100,000
performance loan which will be forgiveable after a six-
years .period if conditions of the loan are met. Richard
Charles_ Shaddick,__s toi_aMr. and Mrs. A. E. Shaddick
of R.R.1, Londesboro successfully completed Recruit
Training with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. He
has been, 'engaged with the force and has been transferred
for duty in the Province of British Columbia. .
Under the sponsorship of the Agricultural Society,
the ListoWel Banner reports that the Society hopes to
keep a farmer's market a weekly event and with a few
taking .part last Friday the affair got off to a successful
start.