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Items of Social and. Personal Interest In and Around .Exeter
AA a ,t 0v1't official!; 'tp continue dredg•
Mrs. Arthur Ir DayGB
drilling,
protests.1 . beyond. the channel, alrea.dY •dug
by Dean C'anstruction
nat.lY@Oa$.Frel *� • * The- action was taken atter it;
•f•ears:contamination was learned
ear edredging that l e. firm. area'
ter, died in South Huron Hos.; .l
Grand Bend Chamber of �f;om• tests against the dr�ilipg bvhieh, .spec)fiect .by ars contract hitt hadMrs. Arthur
pital. on Sunday. August 23. She rue{ce, meeting Tuesday night.') they feel, would contaminate the not been required to .reprove as
underwent a major operation in decided to voice a strong protest city shoreline and water supply,. much .dirt as had been strpulat-
7htt, Exeter Times -Advocate to always pleased to puhush these items. SL Joseph's Hospital, London, against offshore all drilling in; As a result of the Sarnia- ed. i
We and. our readera, are tntereaated in you and your friends. Phone 770. two MOM
ago and was 'brought lower Lake Huron, ;sparked Protest, Queen's Park The Chamber suggested the
to South Huron Hospital about. The Chamber joined a num- delayed issuance of a drilling contract be completed sby5di -I
her of other aiganizations and; permit to the Mineral• E,xplora• ging several shallow .p t, a
three weeks ag,a, .e.nd some .ridges in outer,.
.folk who called on 111r, and aanaha, ?Bich„ visited the past municipalities on the lake which tion Corporation, Toronto, ,p well. as
llzI's. William C. :Pearce last week with the latter's uncle and Mrs. Day was the 'former oppose the explorations. ing more intensive investigation sections of the harbor,
weekend. Fere Reiss Melena Hume- aunt, 11r. and Mrs. Will Ryck- Rhea lla Sma]e of :Osborne. Rev. A. ,. ' ltolle�, Ltnited by gout departments. Plan beautycontest l
ton lltrs Arthur Johnson, Ates. man and other relatives, Following her marriage to Ar -Church minister, told the resortThe municipal officials asked
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thus Gay. who. survives, they tc . s d Tbe. Chamber will sponsor an_4
G o r d a n Johnson, Mr. Ellis Mrs. Percy.Powell and laugh- businessmen the proposal should :for an absolute guarantee that anter Labor Day beauty ,contest
Pearce and family o£ London, •ter Margaret. who have been farmed on Highway 4, one and a be objected .to "with indagna '.Sainta s water supply and its 10 ick ore reifies! bather of
11'lr. S. M. Pearce. Fingal, and visiting Mrs. Charles alirris, re• quarter miles south of Exeter tion» because of the detrimental' public and private .beaches willp p .+
nephew, Mr. Albert Orchard, °until to Exeter about 13]' thes. many .an the resort's beach
turned today (Thursday) to retiring effect it would have on the lake not be affected by pollution. if es. j
}"ears ago.
.Shedden, Miss. Sherry (raiser their home in Renfrew. and ]ts beaches. oil as discovered under the • 7ake, , , e chamber w]I1 offer $160 an
and Kathy, Crediton, Mr. and Mr. Asa Penhale and loath-' She was a member of James Lake Huron, he said, was the,In addition, the Sarnia aaeht prizes
e.
'''Mrs. Wesley Redmond, W. Rally - Street United Church. oily alae of the Great Lakes . t con I • t• prizes to 10 fine lists ini the con.
ter (Trace, are visiting to Prince clu t tp aimed n alt :the pre test vvlhtch is open to stogie girls
wood. Florida., Mrs. C. Aid- Albert, Sask. • Funeral services were held whieh had not been polluted and sense of oil drilling rigs in the 17 atear•s of age and .aver. First
worth. Mrs. N. Northcott, Mr.. from the Hopper -Hockey funeral contaminated by industrial de-' arca would present a navega
and Mrs. E. i1helaeker. Mr. and ll �l t d d X50
ijrs, Austin Schwalm and Su.
san, Stratford, and Mrs. George
Geddes, town,
Mrs, Hill, Norma. and Eleanor
of Parkhill and Miss Audrey.
Rhodes of town visited with
-Mrs, Jean Mair and Joanne on
Thursday.
Miss Myrtle Reeder RN of the
Queensway General Hospital. To-
ronto is holidaying at her home
in town,
Mrs. J. A. ('ann. Mary Ann.
Kathy and Nancy of Ottawa are
holidaying with the for•mer's
mother, Mrs. .Jean Mair while , •
t IL Cann is doing public rela-;
tiors duties at the CNE, To-
ron'.o.
Miss Grace Amey of ,Huron.
College, London, visited with'
Mr,. Jean Mair over the week -
elle,,
• and Mrs. Richard Davis
of "ort Credit accompanied by
• Mi Verna Coates of town visit-
ed ti Wroxeter on Tuesday. They
wer^ Tuesday overnight guests
wi"'t Miss Coates.
essrs. hcott a ]Hare an home on Wednesday, August 25 velopmerits and every precaution nnnal •hazard to boats, , pr'aze is y .
RobSnuthcat.t attended the with. Rev. R. S..Hiltz officiating,. should he taken to prevent suet!: A parade and.concert are also
seventh annual weekend for Lon- One drilling platform has al•
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interment was in Exeter ceme- a fate. t planned for the day.
don Conference laymen nC the ready been erected by the To
United Church at Alma College, eery. Other spokesmen at the meet • rnnto firm '3,000 feet off the city; '►'he group approved purchase
St. Thomas from Friday to Sun- fall beaters were Charles ing expressed similar strong .ob-: shoreline. of a trophy for the winner se
day. Fletcher,Prout. Donald :Hooper, Ronald jections.Sa'Recommend more dredgingthe Labor Day race of the yacht
Mrs. Blanche Patterson, who Thomas Coward, Mur- Sarnia and other municipal of-
has been visiting her brother., ray Coward and John Jones. ficials have also entered pro -I The C of C also urged federal, club.
Maurice Quance, and sisters. ` _
Mrs. May Beer. Exeter and 1
Grand fiend and Mrs. Maud
Clarke, Farquhar, left Sunday
for Detroit for a few days he -
fore returning to her home in
Hollywood, Florida.
2" Len Dilkes, who under.;
we ' a major operation in Vie-
torio Hospital, London, expects'
to return to his home the end
this week. Their daughter, Mrs.
T. Gratton of London (the for-
mer Tris Tomlinson) who h•'s
also been a patient in Victoria
Hospital, has returned to her
home,
Mrs. Murray Marsh and Baugh -
.ter, Nancy Jean, of London
spent last weekend with the for-
mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
L. Lydd.
Mr. and Mrs. Ian Blakely, of
P. Catharines, Miss Marie Don-
lan of New Westminster, B.C-.
spent several days with Mr. and
Mrs, Glayton Frayne and Earl
and other relatives.
Donald and Patricia Moffatt,
of London, spent the past week
. with their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. D. A. Moffatt, Kippen. and
.Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Kydd, Exe-
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. .Tack Frayne,
-Douglas, .lim and Pamela of
Es..rnia visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton Frayne Thursday. Their
oldest son, Gary returned with
them after having spent two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Frayne.
Mrs. Harry Whitton and
daughter, Brenda, of Hamilton
spent the past week with Mrs.
Charles Harris.
Mrs. J. W, Powell returned
Tuesday after visiting relatives
in Hamilton and attending the
.Neal family reunion in Dundas.
14r, and Mrs. Ed Kacun of Es-
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