Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1974-09-05, Page 5A k. V' S J. . ,• 1 'b' Y {4 p.} .1 +.,, q: G- y . ^ ` q t .x st 9t w ' I" I 1 �• �- 1 1: J iA Yf i�p:. 4 ! h,' ". .;: .y.911. ,S• , :W1U _+p•'+% {� •.t`. , , .:>L p^ ,p`:r �:'vTM ..aV N , i r , +0# ,1. �y}:m :,. y •' ^. .. `. r- _ '., a I .. visa, �,.:.: ,�.TfF4� t : o-.^' 4 V , s,,' o;,..r, •.. .:;A n. YNR'"'.t d., .. „r 1 .i. + a. `w 7 00",\ .r w'. he r} lis a t ho ". torr .ssrdnt trte vF. ani Mrs. gdl dans rlstilnc and A+vane Qxtint r Achilles, other i' s e a c ti x f a s k n .� d la Mrs. Atjaa�c tl fi �a a r,rfatiwes u .� a.. p e'o d. •:la. t'�iee. I*a )►� Y� � i lar crowd d the t e area. ur l .Ag..ara f~a11s,.stld visited tete A $e o d attrnde We a q rt that Mr. alar M rine'' 'a . :, r re glad t lrepp Pp>? a ncl fA " J t race tion on arida ,evenin Mr, :sndr.�, nwrinylpr" Ilii„ i P �' 6 William Sennett has been put of M issipn Rand xesymes this ; August 23rd In the Walton, the hospital over a wed, e i coming Sunda o i the 'and children Irrft en.�te weeenugd} ; Community Hall to honor the p . l e _ , h s nA) B Y ?>e -kn ng,for Alberta where th ' iv1i1) "'be P convalescing at the home of his dllildren ars urged to attend at the y recent newt wod;• Mr. and making their home Wsy�prtf;�r� y daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and usual time. mss, Cattl4 t „ • ern -w, ;t» `,?a 4'I �ts0.,L4 n Mrs. Randy Fraser (nee Lorna Mrs -Stewart Humphries. Mr. and Mrs.Fred Rutledge of Mrs,Iaxe1 Sadler,. S;l?) Ste f n Caldwell). +� Marie., has been vishin with Mr. M. r An, eaix:, «�- Steven Huether and Brian Ottawa spent the weekend a week Mr, and,M . Prior to .Lunch the couple was McGavin were b ago tv er, rs and Mrs. Clifton liaiile and'gther 'called to the platform . when a among the boys g with his moth , M ,Rpy relatives in the co.�,tnntlity' 1,04011 -all, ,Qf S from the Brussels area that Bennett,. Mrs Bennett returned �f .` : y�� • Phillip Blake read an address of attended the Hockey School in St. hom with' them for a week's. and Mrs. Harold Coleman, lrs�'Gordan;=, congratulations and Best Wishes' SeaforthandMr. and Mrst,Carker �eraldia<�e, i '41 and Neil McDonald resent- ed Marys last week. hoii�ys, then returned to London Kerslake enjoyed a bus .tour to attendin ' RP'. {'• P -Miss Becky Nolan, R.N. of by plane. Mr. and Mrs. Horace ' & them with an envelope of money London and Mr. DAvid Young of Rutledge brought her home this Lexington, ' ntucky And. the li,indsay this fi 'on behalf of their, -Afriends, Thamesford spent the Labor Day past weekend. Grand O'le Opry at Nashville on. Lee Miller• i neighbors and relatives. - week d " h M d D ld ' S r, f the weekend. training at V en wit M T r. an rs. oM „ During the evening danoing enjoyed to the "Silver Strings m St evenson. The also visited at y A. oila urrte p . p p y Brampton spent, the. Holidaywas News of Cromarty Orchestra, the home of Mr. and Mre, James Nolan, weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Allan t+ .µ W Mr. and Mrs. Fraser are Sedforth. McCall. Mr. and Mrs.Douglas fid* ta,; residing in Blyth. Several ladies from this area attended the Blyth' Horticulture Currie and Jamie of Brampton called on Labor Day at the same Snowmobile Club, and their Mrs. Gordon Laing won the Flower Show Tea last home. + t� s jv, Provincial enumerators will Federal election or any other preprinted notice of everyone and Crafts section of Mitchell Fall visit all households in Ontario election," the Minister said. currently on record in the house- Personals Tuesdayafternoon in the Blyth Mr. and Mrs. Ed. . Smith, During the evening, the clubs Mr. and Mrs. James McDonald Hall. Sandra, Monica and Paul of •+ _ Fff' 1 accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Russell Krautcrof ATwood Mr. William Thamer has been London spent Sunday with the a tion is quite different from the create greater interest and voter tor's record and keeps a copy of where a patient in the Wingham latter's mother, Mrs. The Sunday School will join they visited the latter's daughter family for Hospital for the past couple of W.C.Hackwell. the U.S. on the long weekend. and son -in' -law and a week,s Mr. David Dunk of Corunna „ , : t : tt• few days- recently at their cottage Mrs. ,Alex Gulutzen Sr. has spent a couple of days this week Mitchell traffic lights. at Rosie Lake near North Bay. returned home from Wingham ' with his mother, Mrs. F. Dunk. London, Ontario Sarnia, They also visited with Mr. and Hospital,ieing a patient there for Mr. James Shortreed has been NEW POST AFTER 51 YEARS - Not many people get a chance to replace a fence Mrs. Albert Krauter, Manor Lodge, Dwight, Ontario. a few days. "Mr. Gulutzen has been transferred from Wingham moved to Seaforth Hospital from London where he had been a post they put in more than half a century ago, with a new one. Vince Lane of Mr. Jerry Achilles of near New Yk h I' d' l li t to London Hospital, patient for several months. McKillop Township did lust that this summer when he pulled out an old oak post or was o aytng ast wee a Mr. and Mrs. Don Achilles, which he put in himself in 1923, lying on the ground, right, and guilt a new stone News of Cromarty and trustees will hold office for a gate post at tfT_e entrance to his farm. Mr. Lane, a retired farmer and insurance 10:15 next Sunday. The junior 1 Income Tax' D,eductable Registered agent likes to keep busy and put .up, the stone post so that when people drive by in the future they will know where he used to live. (Staff Photo) Bea,n,, club hold's corn roast Enumeration for December .'Members of Perth 4-H Corn and Bean Club, Tractor Club, and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing. starts election Snowmobile Club, and their Mrs. Gordon Laing won the TELEPHONE: 527-0410 parents held a corn and weiner trophy for the most points..in the, Provincial enumerators will Federal election or any other preprinted notice of everyone roast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Crafts section of Mitchell Fall visit all households in Ontario election," the Minister said. currently on record in the house- James Harper, near Mitchell. Fair. Shealso won the second during September to conduct the "With most of Ontario holding hold. "if the resident agrees that During the evening, the clubs prize for total points at the annual municipal enumeration. municipal elections on Monday, the information is correct and enjoyed games led by Len Kirkton Horticulture Flower Show "Annual municipal enumera- December 2, we hope this will complete, he -signs the enumera- McGregor, 4-H Co-ordinator from last week. a tion is quite different from the create greater interest and voter tor's record and keeps a copy of the Clinton Agricultural Office: Mr. and Mrs. Clarence enumerations conducted , in turnout in elections for councils, the notice," Mr. Meen said. The Sunday School will join Coleman visited with relatives in preparations for Federal 'and school boards and public utility, "If changes are required as, for, with Cromarty congregation for the U.S. on the long weekend. a 7, Soo, ;ral ARNOLD STINNISSIN <,. NMI example, an addition to the family their annual Rally Day Service at 1,07E -- HEALTH anis AC CENT and trustees will hold office for a -- Registered Retirement Pensions -- 10:15 next Sunday. The junior 1 Income Tax' D,eductable Registered l Retirement Annuities.,.; choir will sing an atithem. ' -- REPRZSENTXNG -- w Sun Life Assurance Company Mr. and Mrs. Fred Deichert, Cathy, Anne, and David visited e Of Canada If there is no one at home when TELEPHONE: 527-0410 enumeration takes no more than a 117 GODERICH ST. EAST — SEAFORTH least 18 years old and a Canadian Lower Interest Rates NOW AVAILABLE ON 1st. and 2nd. Mortgages anywhere In Out ado on RESIDENTIAL --- INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL and FARM PROPERTIES Int erim financing on new construction or land developmbut REPRESENTATIVES IN YOUR, AREA -- PHONE AREA CODE 519-744.5535 COLLECT SAFEWAY INVESTMENTS &r CONSULTANTS LTD.: Head Offlee: 55 Weber Street, East, Kltebener, Ontario. WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES FOR INSTANT CASH' Provincial elections,"' Ontario commissions." Council members example, an addition to the family their annual Rally Day Service at Revenue Minister Arthur Meen and trustees will hold office for a or new occupancy, 'a change in 10:15 next Sunday. The junior 1 explaiged. "Special voters' lists two-year term. school support or the attainment choir will sing an atithem. ' arc required since eligibility to vote is different at the municipal About 11,000 enumerators have been trained to conduct this of voting age, then the enumera- tion notice is corrected on the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Deichert, Cathy, Anne, and David visited e level.'° year's program. These enumera- spot. The responding adult The right'to vote in Federal and tors carry Ministry of Revenue verifies the changes and a revised Provincial elections is based upon identification cards and large blue notice will be mailed to the citizenship, age and residency, binders containing enumeration household by the assessment The right to vote in a municipal forms. office. W election is more extensive since it Mr. Meen noted that the If there is no one at home when allows a non-resident who is at enumeration takes no more than a the enumerator calls, the' notice least 18 years old and a Canadian minutes of the local will be left with instructions for cttuen or British subject to vote, , ifewi resident s time and should be, checking and''revising it. Non �i I that ccso owns" •or`� ren STh�e , e d clad t -hp dddt" "It 19 not' 3 eesiden't owners or tenants will ioperf9 iA 1lic_"municioifty. necessary to admit the enumera- receive their enumeration notices spouse of such a non-resident is for to your home.," he added. and relevant instructions in the also entitled to vote in that The enumerators will have a mail. municipality. passes the counties of Grey, Bruce, can take two days just to drive from. ` "However," Mr. Meen pointed "We data than one end to the other ;r Elgin, Lambton, Kent and Essex is out, require more a .,, And looking after the environment voter eligibility.The enunferators 3 i A "iA ic 15 it CA, 314 are already established in Owen must record the names, ages,lull Sou d, Sarnia and Windsor. Dug Government has. ;`" property status (either owner or For years, we've been working sional engineer who has had many !r tenant) public or separate school years experience working in tances from many of you. Doug McTavish environmental management:"He's support and residency of , all members of each household." familiarizing himself with the D AYS This information is re217uired for five purposes: RPET ONLY - The preparation of voters' lists Ontario's new in six Regional Offices through- for local elections fii be held out the province. There are .:r_ r �.•-. "_ _ ��° environmental Decem"&.b,,�g r 2; - _- _ control 1 - The Sion of the education Pt'��e ` the source. portion of property taxes between the public and separate school that specific "piece' of Ontario. The Regional ' - - - -- _ •—. _ - _ _ `- - boards; - - - - - — — The �' • The distribution- of provincial 1�2 mile North on Highway 23 from of the Environment grants to local governments to Mitchell traffic lights. ... help reduce local tax bills: . London, Ontario Sarnia, The preparation of jurors' lists; A large quantity of ROOM SIZE The determination of local population statistics to assist in municipal and provincial SALE planning. REMNANTS "We cannot use the informa- STARTS I 6 w 9 0 local. tion collected prior to the recent � 1: f ELECTRIC and MAINTENANCE Farm and Residential Wiring DON HORNE and 6.ON. TWYFORD Phone: 527-1503 After 6 'Somebody Wants What You Don't Need! SELL Through ,. Huron Expositor Classified Want Ads and Discontinued Lines Suggoted retail values from 8.95 to 15.95 per square yard. SALE* PRICE .$4.95 to per square yard Some Seconds as low as 3.95 YOUR CHOICE of MANY COLORS and STYLES SHAGS - PLUSH - TWISTS and LOOP PiLE BENCO CARPET Sates and Service I. E. (Mannie) BENNEWIES & SON Mitchell, Cent. Res, Phones': Warehouse. 348-9362 -- 348,9251 LOpen daily+ 'from 9 am. to 0 pm. O neW1vna� vmc�► na �rvc indnndWa communities better. In a province the size of ours, it passes the counties of Grey, Bruce, can take two days just to drive from. Huron, Perth, Oxford, Middlesex, one end to the other ;r Elgin, Lambton, Kent and Essex is It's that big, it's that spread out. in London. The Director in charge .,, And looking after the environment is Mr. D. A: McTavish, District o0ices for such a vast area. is one of the are already established in Owen most complex tasks that the Ontario Sou d, Sarnia and Windsor. Dug Government has. ;`" McTavish is a profes- For years, we've been working sional engineer who has had many from Toronto, working at long dis- years experience working in tances from many of you. Doug McTavish environmental management:"He's That's all changed now. The Min- familiarizing himself with the istry of the Environment has en(Aronmental needs of come to You,A Environmental Matters --' r the Southwestern -" �r '.. Region—as part of are now being looked after Ontario's new in six Regional Offices through- policy to place out the province. There are .:r_ r �.•-. "_ _ ��° environmental _ also 23 district offices to help - - _- _ control keep a closer. eye on environ- ,� • closer to mental services—air, land and water. ` the source. Each region has a Director, someone whose only job is to care for the environmental needsof that specific "piece' of Ontario. The Regional ' - - - -- _ •—. _ - _ _ `- - _Office for Southwestern Ontario, which encom- - - - - - — — The New Ontado Ministry of the Environment Minister, Regional Office,, District offices, The Hon, William G, Newman 985 Adelaide Street S. bwen Sound, Deputy Minister, London, Ontario Sarnia, Ontario Everett Biggs Tel. (519) 681-3600 Wlndst)r.