HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1972-09-07, Page 10Larry Ferguson of Hensall, was among, the 400 student delegates to The Straight Goods
conference on the Environment August 28, 29, 30 at Queen's University in Kingston.
Everett Biggs, deputy minister of Environment Ontario was keynote speaker at the con-.'
ference sponsored for high school students from across Ontario by the Ministry and the un-
• iversity.
The three-day conference was brOken down into four segments, dealing with population,
pollution, resources and action.
Shown in the picture are (left) Linda. Cliff, Alfred; Eva Stewart, Harrowsmith; Larry Fer-
guson, Hensall; Stephen Saunders, Peterborough; Marian Kosciuw, Leamington; Harriet Mac-
Millan, Hamilton.
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ON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT.; SEPT. 7, 1272
KIPPEN
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Mrs.,Rena.Caldwell
Mrs. George Blake and Roxy
of London with Mr. and M re.
Vivan Cooper.
Mrs. Isabelle Seifert, Bram-
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Mrs. Ed. McBride visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Pine, Sault
Ste Marie.
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A record attendance is ex-
pected when the Huron Unit of
the Canadian Cancer Society
meets in Clinton September 19
for the annual meeting and ban-
quet.
The guest speaker will be
one of Canada's best known radio
and television personalities, Bill •
Brady. A director of the London
Middlesex Unit of the Canadian
Cancer Society. Mr. Brady
chairs their special events
, committee.
Huron Unit president Mrs.
Durst say's they are expecting
branch office members, vol-
unteers throughout the County
and other interested citizens to
come and hear Bill Brady speak.
Huron County has raised
$28,631 in donations so far for
the 1972 campaign. Officers
of the unit warn that there is
little time left before it will
be over. Cancer victims need
research if they are going to
get better and they can only con-
tinue' research through your
money.
Those wishing to attend can
contact the society offices in
their community -cr Mrs. Gor-
don Rathwell at the Cancer soc-
iety office at 10 King St., Clin-
ton for tickets.
SEAFORTH 5
HOLDS FIRST MEETING
The first meeting of the Sea-
forth 5 Home Economics 4-H
Club based on -the 3rd meal was
held at the ..home of Mrs. Van
Doornik on Tuekday.
Many things were discussed
at the meeting including a selec-
tion of officers.
Pres. - Brenda Haney, Vice-
Pres. - Jackie Van Doornik,
Treas. - Cindy Dorssers, Press
Rep. - Dianne oldfield, Sec. -
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Mrs. John Van Doornik and Mrs.
Robert Wallace, Jackie and Dor-
thy Van Doornik demonstrated
how to make a pizza.
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David Schurman and John
Sangster appeared befoleHensall
council at a meeting Tuesday
evening 'on behalf' of Boise Cas-
cade with reference to a drain
and a storm sewer on Oxford
Street. •They were assured by
the Reeve,. , ,John Baker, that
council was working on the
matter and would invite tenders
as, soon as a 'gp ahead' Was ob-
tained from the engineer. The
Reeve promised that the matter
will be fixed this fall hopefully
by, Oct. 31.
E. R. Davis reported the
necessity for "No Exit" signs at
the west end of Queen Street
and for steel posts for street
signs. He had purchased two
flasher lights. and four, traffic
cones. He told council a lady
had fallen on the new sidewalk
and that the west side of the
spacer might be a little high.
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Reeve Baker will check the
sidewalk.
Correspondence dealt with
deer,hunting in Huron and advise
that All appeals • regarding
assessment now gotoNewmarket
instead of London. Other corres-
pondence advised applications for
subsidy on the proposed drain
must be in by Nov. 30, 1972;
' Sohn Beer's lot is suitable for
a septic tank and tile bed; Bilion
COunty Board of Health must
know the Nriumber and value of
all residential and commercial
increases in Hensall.
A letter from the Town of
Clinton sought support for an
inquiry into the processes of
justice in sguron. Councillor
Knight felt that something more
concrete was needed and that it
was a large step to take to ask
the attorney general to inquire
into the Judicial System of
Huron County. It was a Clinton
problem council decided as it
took no action.
A by law to ...assess Hay and
Usborne Townships for their
share of the Black Creek Drain
was approved.
Counell approved plans for
Severance which the engineer
proposed in oider , to straighten
out property lines between Boise.
Cascade and the Presbyterian
Church.
Building permits were issued
to Mrs. Rose Broderick and Lloyd
Venner to put siding pn their
houses; to David Sangster for
Agro Priss to build a chimney
and small renovation; to Cecil
Pepper to instal a picture win-
dow; to John Sangster„to remodel
a shed; to Boise Cascade to build
a n extension on the west and
south-east of the present No. 1
building.
Accounts totalling $3626.81
were ordered ,rtaid. Clerk Earl
Campbell will attend a seminar
to be held on Sept. 19 at Victoria
Inn, Stratford when election pro-.
cedures will be explained. It
may not be necessary to hold
nomination meetings in future.
LOCALS ,
Hensall worn ens Institute will
resume the fall season by start-
ing on Wednesday evening Sept-
ember 13, with the first meeting.
This will be a public relations
meeting and the roll call is to
be a current event from the day's
newspaper.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Collins,
Kitchener, have returned from
their two-week wedding trip to
Northern Ontario and visitedSun-
day with the latter'43arents Mr.
and Mrs. Laird Mickle.
The summer Joint Church
services being ended, regular
Sunday Services will commence
in Hensall United Church as us-
ual Sunday morning and Sunday
School will also begin.
Lloyd Monsseau has been
moved from St. Joseph's Hos-
.pital, London, to South Huron
Hospital, Exeter where he is
much improved.
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