HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1973-07-26, Page 7Wm. Alexander, Seaforth
Robt, Archibald, R.R. 4, seafortli
Ken Carnochan, R.R.4, Seaforth
Ross Leonhardt, R.R.1, Bornholm
John iVIcEwing, R.R.1, myth
Stanley Mcllwain, R.R.2, Goderich
John moylan, R.R.2, Dublin
Wm. Pepper, Brucefield
J. N. Trewartha, Box 661, Clinton
Agents:
James Keys, R.R.1, Seaforth •
V. J. Lane, R,R,5,46eaforth
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527-1545,
345-2234
523-93'90
524-7051
345-2639
482-7534
482-7593'
Wm. Leiner, Londesboro
K. J. Etue, Seaforth
Donald M. Laurie, Brussels
Legion
entertains
Auxiliary
About fifty members
and friends were present
at the Legion outdoor gar-
dens Saturday night when
the Ladies Auxiliary was
entertained to a chicken
barbeque. A
(Photos by Nyilbee)
Despite the cool wino, of Monday afternoon, many
of the residents were able to enjoy the a Band Concert
at the second *pry , windows With,..aheut 60, others on ' •
' the west lawn. .' The regular "Family Night" program. was h aid
I\ on Tuesday evening this wee. to accommodate a visit
by a group of young musician from the Toronto area.
These young people are worki under a Government •
sponsored program, Music Concepts Workshop, and' have '•
entertained a variety of audiences in SonthWesternOntarle.
Members of the band are Mike Ross, Bob McNiven, Ian
MacDougall, Vince Brady, JackWelbloom, and Mike Burn-
stein. -
Nineteen residents attended the, octogenarian picnic
and program at the Anglican pariah' Hall at goilerich on
Wednesday. Everyone report's a most enjbyable afternoon ,
with the McMillan Family, talents from the Goderich
Psychiatric Hospital and others providing the %program
followed by refreshments and a social hot's. Mrs. Mary
Johnson, 99, and Mr. Walter Kingswell, 95, of the Home
are the eldest lady and gentlemen members but just .
didn't feel able for the trip. Many thanks go to those
responsible for the get. together as well as the gentle-
men who'preVided the transportation:.',
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR,
SEAFORTH, ONT.
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,BY John D. Btiter
Public Relations Officer
Branch 156
CANADIAN ARMY
PHOTOGRAPHERS
All the pictures one sees in
the 'second World Near history
books) and all , the docUmentary Two days earlier, at Falaise, films bf Canadians in action, were a sniper had shot Cameraman
taken by Canadian Army photo-' Sgt., Bill Cox in the leg. Still graphers. ' earlier, at Carpiquet, another.
Many of the veterans who driver had been killed by mortar
served in the front lines have fire. Grant trying, to get the ,
been heard to say aft& seeing driver's body, had been hit in a documentatfr film, "that was
not .the real hing, it was a mock the leg by a mortar fragment. He was awarded the Military' ,,„„battle staged for the t ,photo- uicks k-;• • •••- •
ver4r4.10PWrn F. rom ' 'Major
qAit of'
oNid :Currie the Cotn-'
•StF}Moanhisterian, mander the '1,sinall' C anadian . writes of, the experiences of some force, was awarded the Victoria
'of the Army photographers at the
Battle of the Falaise gap. Cross for his leadership in
helping 'stem the German break- "About 1 p.m., Grant recalls,
"we heard vehiales coming. We ,out at the Falaise gap.
PAST EVENTS clacked `off the Toad and along
came- a motor-cycle and sidecar Last Friday, July 20th, the
and an armored half-track full Legion Bowlers held a barbecue. '
Saturday July; 21st, Legion of -soldiers '- the advanee party members entertained the Ladies
of a German convoy. They were
captured Auxiliary at a chicken barbecue. and I got a picture of There 'were approximately fifty the action. Before we got the
prisoners and the vehicle out of in attendance. COMING EVENTS the way the rest of the convoy
came in sight, saw us and tried , Friday July 27th, Binge as usual
to retreat" • at the Legion Hall.
Some got away; many didn't.
"There must have been a thou-
sand prisoners taken that day,"
says Grant, "and there were so
few men with Major Currie the
Commander of the Canadian
force, that he could not send
guards with the German
prisoners. They ju"st headed them
back along the road to Trun and
told them if they stepped off
the road they'd be shot by our
men in the hills."
The day after Grant had made
the photo of the capture, the
phdto unit "ran into a machine
gun outside St. Lambert," says
Grant., One driver suffered a
head wound, another was wounded
IN' THE TOWN OF SEAFORTH
and respectfully request the citizens and bus-
inessmen to observe the occasion.
PROCLAMATION
TOWN OF. SEAFORTH
On instruction from the Municipal Council, I
hereby proclaim
Moriday, August 6,1973
CIVIC HOLIDAY
F. C. J. Sills
Mayor
"GOD SAVE THE QUEEN"
in the leg. Sgt. Jack Stollery,
a movie cameraman who hadwon
tne.Military Medal at Ortona in
Italy, was shot through the hand.
Sgt. ,Lloyd Millen, , another
camera man, was hit in the
shoulder. He later was killed in
Holland.
Going away
Don't forget to be
a Blood Donor
before you go !
BE A REGULAR BLOOD DONOR
DECENTRALIZATION OF DREE
At the Liberal Party's Con-
ference on Western objectives in
Vancouver, Prime Minister
Trudeau announced plans for the
decentralization, of the Depart-
ment of .Regional Economic Ex-'
pansion., - About *30% of DREE
employees now work outside
Ottawa and 70 % in Ottawa. This
will be reversed so that 70% are
located across the country and
only 30% in Ottawa. Regional
offices will be set up. And more
newer will be given to regional
and provincial offices- to make
their own dicisions without con-
sulting Ottawa.
RECORD 'GRAIN EXPORTS
Exports of Canadian grain
through 'West Coast ports have
surpassed all records. By June
30, 327 million bushels, were
shipped throtgli Vancouver,
Elmer's Summer Safety Contest A1-0. 1
Prince Rupert and, Victoria, ex-
ceeding the previous record of
258 million bushels for the crop
year ending July 31,1972.
PROGRAM TO IMPROVE SALES
Trade Minister Alastair Gil-
lespie announced a $3 million
" program to promote -improved
marketing of Canadian agri-
cultural products. Assistance
under the prograin will be
available for projects contribut-
ing to a sustained increase of
sales of agricultural and food
_products other than grains and
oilseeks.
• CANADIANS RELEASED
Canadian officers, Capt. Ian
Patten and Capt. Fletcher Thom-
son , Serving • -with the Inter-
national Commigelbn of Control
and Supervision, in Vietnam; were
released by the Viet Cong after
being held ?risoner for 18 ,days.
THIS WEEK
The Elmer rule broken here is number
from Ottawa
HOW TO ENTER
4 Any Cinaciian child between 6
and 14 may enter All entries
become' Property of Elmer the
Safety E lephant_. Judges deci
sion final
3 Cut ui,r illong dotted lines and
mail to .iddreSS shown
2 Fill out 'ntry form Print clearly
1, Show which Elmer rule is being
broke, above mid colour the
pictu re
CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS
The report of the Commons
Broadcasting Committee re-
jected the CBC proposal to' ban
7 alhadvertising on children's pro-
f' grams,, but called for stricter
controla on such advertising.
The Department of National
Defence confirmed that theCana-
diandelegation will be withdrawn ,
from Vietnam 'by the end of the
month.
$z0 PER QHILD
Welfare Minister Marc La-
londe introduced legislation to in-
crease Family Allowances
universally from an average $7.21
per month per, child to an average
420 per month per child. Family
AllowanceS' will be adjusted to
reflect changes. in the cost of
living.
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sented George Inglis with his
50 year pin at the Royal Cana- ,
dian Legion, Howick Branch pal
dinner, held. Sunday afternoon in
the Gorrie Restaurant. Mr.Inglis
is widely known among Legion
members and curlers having oc-
cupied provincial office in both
organizations and is a frequent
visitor to Seaforth.
Forty year pins _were" prh-
sented to James Vittie and Edwin
Gilmar by Ohester Merlam of
Chesley, • chairman of the
Dominion Command.
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