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rampant in. Huron County since the province, London, Windsor, "I hope that before much . � . . . :' � J ! ,.� I "'i,
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) . the provincial by-election in 1973, Sarnia with some h . . ,;, .1 I ' "I .. last on her return �S'2' - � , I 'It
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y' first time Kitchener- Waterloo area. , . I 11 . . Toronto meeting s . ai there vete �,�:,�.,:
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. last Friday was the f Rumors about the possibility of much more entrencliqd, that the . . . 1. ,�r` -� week. . , I 1� "L,11, 1.
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. there was any official indication ' public becomes informed as to the ':!"L *' Tom. Hata and Russel Bolton 73 entries. in this event. � .1.11
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that a nuclear power station is issues involved about this . . I �,
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planned by Ontario Hydro for this . I I . I , , / ,nding ' the meeting , from . .. ..
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area March of 1973 At that time, New" in general," said Mrs. Shanahan. I/ / / I / took of the Seaforth Fall Fair attending . ,
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: Democratic Party candidate. Paul Mrs. Shanahan said the public I. I , '�'111'� / I
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representatives spilled the beans nuclear energy is clean and safe. I. -
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and"edliffrilned ' ic poll'. knew t6e issues. Mrs. I I
what the public. Although defeated' the ,, It' they "._, , I picture.of Grades 2 and 3 of the VanDyke, Seaforth Fair, Queen; ,., �,��
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nd press has been surmising for in that by-election, Carroll has . .., . � . , �_ , - Seaforth Public School. as they and Mrs. Witmer Cuthill. .
month. remained interested in the alternatives. .. . ".. I _ . . .1 I I—, I , I I .�,1
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Two Hydro spokesmen, Art environmental aspects of the She urged people to forget the �' I . I ��'�11
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Mosher, P.Eng. f6r right-of-wAy, production of nuclear energy, 'a n d ''foreign' sounding scientific r
planning and Al Neviil, n' . words" iftid look at three main . ' , I , I . . I .. . . picture in the Human Interest meeting, Mrs. Cuthill said, which *, I
systems has bee keeping in close touch - -. � I � Section of children looking at impressed the secretary of the - 11i
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planning division, commented on Thev "tile: no amount of f. I I I , . I I baby pigs and their mother in the ' Association, E.A.Starr, to I
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It was Ed. Oddleifson, reeve of - and encompassing five can be described as safe; once y 1; ,.�
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employee, who pressed Nevill for ' and 'area, of gathering it tip again; and that �. . . . � t�
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. er � storage of' Plutonium 239, a- - , A - .P't I Huron land severance fee
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, established" it would robably be concernin he sounding iii C, 4 , . .-: I I ...
� "within 20 or '30p Lnliles of news of a nuc car development in Oil this final point, Mrs. . I . .
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I said the plant is Huron County. Mrs. Shanahan Shanahan pointed out that it takes '.• I People applying for land .
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� expected to be operational by commented, "I would hope 'that (Continued on Page 10) , - .. I ." . - I . severences in Huron,Cbunty after to the individuals who are using I .�
I June I this year will pay more. In the services of the land division
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. - , . I Revenue for the year was- Gary )Finnigan of Egmondville .
.Fire damaged a small building which houses all the electrical panels needed to estimated at $I 4,000 based on $40 won the $25 last week in the Lions I
. The Huron - Perth County the availability of separate ' by trustees from Elgin, I * I Car Club Draw and this week's I I
Roman Catholic Separate School schools within the Counties of Middlesex, Oxford and Huron- run the plant'at the Frank Kling Ltd. g,ravel pit north of Seaforth to the amount of each,.,for,350 applications. The .
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' 60 '$150 to $200 about 10:30 Friday morning. A neighb6ur travelling from one farm to $-R2000,- Seaforth.
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another smelled smoke, looked down, into the gravel pit and saw that 'he building , eeve Charies Th omas, Grey,
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. hed, I n fire. Seaforth firemen were called and the blaze was quickly extingu shed. said that since the county is R', 11 ... I k,,
1 Leeson -Killer Insurance Unit newcomers to locate the schools. Roman Catholic Separate School * �
i Stratford, for the term February " Itcould have been more serious but luckily it was caught in time", Mrs. Marilyn subsidizing the program by ,,�,:.t
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26, 1974 to February 26, 1975. $2S to have *� roads added, The Ontario Separate School Chesney of Frank Kling Ltd. said. I . I more than half' it may be a I'll, ':1.1,
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S , This is an increase of $2,088 over brochures to $223. td be. ftid in Toronto oil April 4 �o I I 'P, , _,_�,;t�. I f , � ' a
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i invite, Mr. Killer to a board Faith Ccicb*ratioti held in St. David aklcfl,�cd Geoffi-ev. I II
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� meeting soon to answer some Thomason February 17, attended F.J.Vere, Arthur Haid, Tat Carty - After January's discussions at �the count\,, argued McKinley. "I population in Huron. Bellanger I I to 13. s.
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are able'to arrange to attend. The wolves v e s and deer', three than there were deer." Townships, the home t� . of hunters to take deer legally and
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The Board voted not to support Bomb threat first seven were nained.the!'voting •� representatives of Ministry of By way of explanation, Jones Reeve McKinley. there are many would provide "recreation for a , I 01",
. the Bruce -Grey County Roman delegates --half the total number Natural Rcsoiurces attended. the told McKinley that in.the Bruce ,deer. . segment of the population"., I
�,, Catholic Separate School Board's at Hensall oil the Board are g I iven voting February session of county Peninsula, wh,crc t1lere is a deer "Just walk the river flats," . "Who . causes the ,m,ro.sit� I I .
� . *, resolution re Bill 275 that would . rights at the Convention. -_cQtlncil.'Thcy were Rene Jones, season every Year, not many deer Bellinger told McKinley. "There damage? asked Deputy - 'reeve
isqlate the principals from the factory L William lines of Stratford, district biologist; Herb Clark, are visible.* are'niore deer than you think." Gerry C�mn,,Goderich Township, ' I
I teachers into.a separate splinter i cc Off Supervisor: and Roy "I've spent two hunting Bellailger went on to say that "The deer or the hunters?" ,
) 1 A number of local men were ' Attendall' licer for the Board, recreation . I L
l group such as a provincial will be asked to attend the 136ard Bcllangcr, predator control seasons there and have yet to see there is illegal, hunting going on , Ginn was told the only wa� for "
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; ) principal's organization. The Home meeting oil April 8 to give a officer. a deer," Said Jones. "But they i.n this area of ill county as well farmers to keep hunters off their •
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belonging to the ., Teachers - cleared from the company's two ilild Dan Devlin, both of'Stratford, wanted the facts about deer and Yeat�. I I The last deer season was in, be seen from any point of entry. .
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Federation, could not be pl5nts about I p.m. * Friday "Id appointed represelit,)tives of wolves here, but much of the The numbers of deer in the 197 1 1 when 566 hunters spent 800 Most courteous hunters ask I ' L
separated from ,the teachers. afternoon following " a bonli) the Board oil the Stratford Public news they received was not all county are estimated by other days in the field. They saw 200 permission before entering a Constable
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I I I improve communications threat. I . valid indicator. In 51, . Burton, London has I
After a three hour search of -the attend tile same meeting to report For h3stance,Jones told council instance, is a v . Council learned that the joined - the Seaforth
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between the teachers and the two plant's which manufacture (to their activities as represcil- that in his opinion, Were were 1970, 13 deer were reported killed Ministry officials felt there Ministry' has the authority to Police Department to
# Board. , , ' I tativcs. invited to attend the same I)etween 2,000 arid 3,000 deer in, oil the roads in Huron but it, 1973, were "sufficient deer in Huron to announce' a deer, season, but complete the four man
FolloMng a suggestion' by recreational vehicles and mobile, illcoting will he Huron' Separate the county. Reeve Anson tile- number had more than warrant a season' They added that in most cases, the force. H e replaces .
I Donald Crowley of R'.R.2. and industrial housing,' no bomb . . �-. . . .
. ' School member on the Huron McKinley, Stanley, disagreed. doubled at'30. . suggested a season for archers approval of the municipalities Wayne Dicy who .
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Gadshill, the main highways and was found. Employees were sent I "I would think there's not Deer, tracks also are a reliable I
nom or the remainder . County Bo of Education 0 from October 2� to November 25 involved is desirable., Council � resigned at the end of. ,
county roads leading to the 11 f h mainder of the , __ �
Charles Rau. and Perth's two anything like that many deer iri, ca,t!�'M�ator when estimating or a gun season from November (Continued on Page 9) . janUary. I
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separate schools will be added to d . . 0 members oil the Perth Countv . . .. I . .
the brochure that the Board is xeter detachment of the OPP � I . . . . \, . . .
having made up which will outline is i vestigating. (Continued on Page 3 '
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Vickie O'Rourke and June Eggert last week became the third and fourth girls s - driver owners were on strike to distribution of gasoline; it has after their regulars ar)d as one historical site. . Fort Myers. . �
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fromthe Seaforth Guide Company to win the Canada Cords, the highest award til
n get assurances from the become chaotic. Some operators said: "if I said how, I could get --the 14 -acre winter estate of Friends have asked us since we I :
Guiding, formerly called the Gold Cord. Seaiorth. Guide Captain Mrs. Lenny , government they would be paying sell gas on split -shift hours, myself in a jam." Thomas A. Edison in Fort Myers came home, "Is it gate to go?"
Stinnissen, left, congratulates, Vickie while District Commissioner, Mrs. Vivian reasonable prices for diesel fuel, others sell to vehicles with licence In spite of the gas situation we where he perfected his electric What can we say? We travelled :
11 " . I permission to pass through to plates ending in even numbers on did enjoy our vacation. We loved lamp, storage battery, 1.
. I ngratulates June. Vickie, who is wearing an over 410D miles and had a I
Newnham, who presented the cords, co I . ' .."!
. � -hipping. companies full price even -numbered days and those the salt air, the 70 -degree phonograp,hAW wax records, and marvellous time. We, advise: Do
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