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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-03-29, Page 18Phone 227-4254 Correspondents Miss Lino .Abbott streseeeeeeftelielfeeViee Page 1 March 29, 1962 Lucan and district news Two of the talon Home and School Association's year projects are a June banquet and a presentation of pins to the graduation class, To meet the expense of these two pro- jects, concerts, dances and hat shows have been field. This year the executive de- cided to stage a variety show. Script was secured, cast cho- sen, and practise begun, when the flu hit the village and the whole thing had to lie shelved, owing to inability to get the' cast together, For a time it looked as if the 1962 graduates would be pinless and banquet-less hut the executive decided to make one last effort, to "reach the top" so with the 100 percent support of the school staff, arena board and the business- men of Lucan, they are stag- ing a large ice carnival at the arena March 31, with prizes for best costumes, oldest and youngest skater, largest fam- ily on the ice, Some of the other highlights will be com• tidy on ice, races, tug-of-war, figure skating and demonslra- lion of the twist. All the exe- cutive need now, is the sup- port of the community to put their project over the top, and not disappoint the 1.962 gradu- ates. Measles hit kindergarten Measles has really hit the kindergarten on Monday only nine of a class of 22 were pre- sent. LUCAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC presents Snow-white and the Seven Dwarfs (An operetta for children's voices) With 2-piano accompaniment, LUCAN COMMUNITY CENTRE Apr.26-8:15 p.m. ADVANCE SALE OF TICKETS Adults 75c Children 500 Proceeds for crippled children. _.(c!.?4.1c:), lc!) THEN YOU ARE LIKELY TO BE Ambitious, wide awake, You love life. You're hard to discourage, If you can't reach a man by 'phone— you may even write! ... alertly including, of course; III Your correspondent's full and correct postal ad- dress Ell Your own name and return address in upper left corner' AND THE CORRECT POSTAL ZONE NUMBER IF YOU ARE WRITING TO QUEBEC, MONTREAL, OTTAWA, TORONTO, WINN!, PEG, OR VANCOUVER: Help us to spend your mail ---ehock theyellow pages ef your Telephone bireetory for lull postal information, /ranpc; •••••••••,........ " ''X""',"—"S;IfEW iliii:"Argr lc BACKA HE When kldaeye Atall.remove seiinw m, :•tisekistie--tlted fasting.. ,fl,tturhed reit often rimy- nedd.'S Kidney . 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INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BANK Regional Office: LONDON, 291 DUNDAS STREET Tel: GE 8-8363 AUSABLE RIVER CONSERVATION AUTHORITY Regulations Re: Dumping Fill Tv in every room * hotel facilities ii e overlooking take Ontario entertainment nightly ease visiting Toronto? be our honoured guest • -044. • only 7 minutes 'from downtownV pia the LOkeshore Road at the fabulous rr 4 147:011* VI WWI r, free parking call RO 43926, .at the door for reservation% ******* **At , * ere • ' 206 a Safe 5% itivettrriont Qacent VI1T London MR A RoOkr.st Ave., ASK 161440*.-gotri# GE P .7e 3 am- Mt sa-aha..ma. a. Ac_AIN=Alia tip GuARANTEEt).0...E:RtiriCAT.E8 Crown Trust of (a) two copies of a plan of the property on which the fill is to be placed, showing the proposed location Or the filling, the depth to whin it la proposed to fill and the op ireotpeir d final grede of the land when filling is eoni- fh) a coniplote des • cription of the, type of fill proposed to be placed or dumped; (c) a Statement Of the dates between Which the placing or dumping will 'be carried out; and (d) a statement of the proposed use of the land following Completion of Placing or dumping, The Authority MO, •et any time, with permisaieti to plate or dump fill if, in the opinion of the Authority-, the representations contained in the application for periiiiSsiod in place or dump the fill are not carried Out, 6. ii cancer rive and eboye Institute hears home economist 5, fly MRS. J. !'Hi,4 .,„ PATONNDoy4EB Rev. E. O. 'Lancaster dedicated c two new prayer, books in mem- Mrs. Buchanan. home Reono—orY, of The Mrs- Charlotte. mist for Middlesex and Elgin Smith of Lturall, given by AIM c ounti es wa s gu es t speaker at Al Boggs for her _daughter, the Clandeboye WI meeting Vial` ,Boggs, - a, god-child Hof vainutlimtoilk and d Junior o r her work er withPonisttites ; 1 t -1cl Paton, mu.. mi. of the privilege of speaking Fred Logan and Myrna, nt More- over (lil., radio in London dale, Mrs, Aileen .Riehl and ad. ItigelltA -eNdr7tehtea. MoitseeSitatleogtrtsd. and. CHLO St. Thomas. shower on. Friday evening when. Mrs. Will Smith entertained. at her home in Lucan in, honor of Miss Mae of14°S.I'eti ts4det;'°,14M T. Air, and Mrs, Antol Markus and sons Alexander and An, drew moved from Mrs. E. Tomes' apartment on Saturday and have taken up residence in London, Sandra Cunningham, daugh- ter of Air, and Mrs, Stewart Cunningham, had a tonailec- tomy operation at St, .Joseph's Hospital on Monday. Mrs. Gladys flan of London, formerly of Clandeboye, with Airs. Harry Thar of London, returned on Monday from a ten-day trip to Florida. .They At St. James Chur c h o n Su n - attended the 50th wedding an- clay, March 18 the rector, the niversarY Of Mr. and Mrs, Al- bert Etherington of Hens-all at he "Lighthouse" and at their home in Bay Pines, Florida, Mrs. 1-lall is a niece of Mrs, Etherington, Airs. Tiler, a daughter, Pre,,,teens enjoy costume dance The postponed masquerade Pre-teen-town dance was held in the community centre last Wednesday evening and pre• sented„a colorful array as some 45 children appeared in cos- tame. .fudges for the beet, costumes were Mrs. Sheridan Revington and Mrs. Murray Hodgms. Winners were: comic. Gordon Hardy; .prettiest, Dianne Coop- er and most original, Man Elimination dances, rock-and- xii1i and the twist were high- lights of the evening. Five members are scheduled to present a figure skating ex- hibition at the ice carnival March 31 and the whole group will be there to do the twist. " During the evening the Lu- ran Lions presented an eight dollar cheque to the croup to purchase records, and lion E. A. Mosurinjohn gave them a talk on teen-town procedure.. Piens for a Beatnick Dance are now under way. Church activities Pentecostal Holiness Church The teachers and officers of the Sunday School held their monthly meeting last Tuesday evening when they finalized plans for a seven-week cam- paign beginning the Sunday after Easter, to increase in- terest and attendance at Sun- day School. Yr ie see films Two Oral Roberts' crusade films formed the highlight of the Young Peoples' meeting Friday night. A large attend- ance was present. Anglican Church Many men responded to the rector's appeal to make March 25 a special men's service. The young people were out in large Lumbers especially the junior choir when the award medals for this month, for reg- ularity and co-operation were presented to Lynn Arnold and Billy Haskett, Next Sunday being Mothering Stmday (a day set apart for family reunions and church worship) will be celebrated here, with a family communion service, Guild starts repairs :The meeting of the Ladies' Guild was held in the parish hall last Monday evening with the president Mrs, Joe O'Neil. in the chair. Mrs, Herman Young's group and Miss Line. Abbott's group tied for attend- ance. It was announced that the first meeting for the making of, cancer dressings had been postponed until Septeniber. A number of those present vol- unteered to assist in the can- cer drive in April. .Repairs needed, were dis- cussed and it was decided to begin with the painting of the basement. Mrs. Allan Ryan volunteered to be hostess for the April meeting. Holy Name social Recreation news By TOM BANKS This Saturday night, March. 31, the Home and School As- sociation will put on an ice carnival. This will have games, skating clowns, tag of war etc. There . is enough entertainment for every age, So Dad and Mother wipe the rust off your skates and take your family to the Lucan Ice Carnival. Friday evening our pee sees played an exhibition game against Bryanston. Though they were defeated 4-3 it was a very good game, Billy Haskett and Andy Hardy were the goal get- ters for Lucan with Andy net- ti n g two. This Saturday afternoon will see our Bantams go into ac- tion against Belmont. By now we all know the out- come of the first game of the semi-finals Clinton vs, our Combines, the second game is being played Sunday in. Clin- ton. Watch your paper, TV and radio for the next, home game of this series. The Pre Teen Town held e masquerade dance last Wed- nesday and we had a very good turnout. Other mention of this appears in another section of this paper. I would still like to hear from more people in regards to the tennis club — you're never too young or too old for this, so please call, ' Couples Club rally A number of couples from the Lucan Couples Club attended Couple Club rally at the :Rowe- tree Memorial Church last Sun- day. Some 30 members from Ailsa Craig, Parkhill, Ivan and .Lte can attended the Bible Study and Leadership course in the Lucan church, last Wednesday. Bride-elect feted Miss May Cobleigh, an April bride-elect, was guest of honor at a second miscellaneous shower, when Mrs. J. W, Smith and her mother, Mrs. P. 0. King were joint hostesses -for 30 guests. Miss lean Coch- rane and. Misses Margaret and Patricia Cobleigh assisted in the opening of gifts, from a decorated wagon, An unique highlight of the refreshments was a cake made and decorated by Mrs, Ernest Ross, in the shape of a Bible with book mark and this verse in colored icing, "When two fond hearts, as one unite, The yoke is easy and the burden light." Last Saturday's beautiful weather brought out a large attendance to the auction sale of the home and household af- fects of the late Mr. and Mrs. Myron Culbert of Alice St. The house was bought by their son, Mr. Merton Culbert of Lucan, Mr. and Mrs. Don Downs and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, James Down of London. Mrs. Kay Elson has returned home from a week's visit in Th,amesford; where she was the guest of her son Mr. Wil- liam Bison, Mrs. Bison, and their new baby, Robin William, born March 19 in Ingersoll Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Fleury of Aurora on their way home from St. Petersburg, Florida, where they spent the winter, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cantelon. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Colbert, and Wayne and. Mrs, Eldon Hodgson of Lucan and Mrs. Lela Beadle of Stratford were Sunday guests of Mr. and Airs. Howard Kerslake of Exeter. Rev. A„Aylestoek of North Buxton, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wil- liam Aylestock of William St. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Roving- ton and family were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs, Sheri- dan Revington, the occasion being Peter's 11th birthday, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thorhp- son and family spent Sunday in. St. Thomas, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Carter, Mr* and Mrs. 'Ernest RoSS Spent last weekend in Toron , to, guests of Mr. and :Mts. Bruce Coenford and while there attended the baptism of their grandson, ChriStapher. T Oh Co Oford. Sunday guests with Mr, and Mrs. 'Robert Jenkins were Mr. and 'Mrs.. lien Blackwood of Don Mills, Mr, Eric 'Bieck- former resident marks 91 years Pi-lor to her Dist birthday March 21, Miss Ida Forte, for- merly ,of Lucan, last Saturday was guest of honor et a reit- ni011 held in the apartment of Miss Katherine AL Bawden, Toronto. Miss Porte was very alert and enjoyed meeting former Lucanites, now living in 'Tor- onto, including Misses May and Eva Carter, Mrs. Alma (Reid) Kelly,. Mrs, Mabel (Hodgson) Jackson, Miss Janet Smith and Mr, Spencer Armitage Stanley. Other guests on the Bawden side of the house included Mrs. J, Wood, Aire, David Bawden and three cousins. Miss Porte, her father and her brother, Fred, ran the Lucan post office for many years until her eye-sight failed and she went to Toronto Rid an operation. Her Lucan home and former post office building was recently purchased by the Village of Lucan. She was also correspondent for• the Free Press for many years, Mss Porte was presented with an orchid corsage; a num- ber of gifts as well as a large birthday cake, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schlueter of Drayton, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Montgomery and. Air, and Airs. Jack Wismer and family were Saturday guests. Mr. Mitchell Haskett has so far recovered from his recent slight stroke, as to he able to go to Toronto on Monday to spend a few days with Mr. and Airs. Jack Cummins and fam- ily, Mr. and Airs, H. B. Lang- ford, while visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Butler of Toron- to, attended the St, Michaels- Marlborough hockey game, where Paul Conlin, formerly of Lucan, was a player on the former team. Jim Alugford, Air. and Mrs. Clayton. Abbott and Linda, BR 1 Lucan end Mr, and Airs. Murray Abbott, Centralia, as guests, Mrs. Percy Armitage is a patient in St. Joseph's 'leapt- tai, for hack treatment. Mrs. Bob Coleman is Spend- Mg a few days with her bro. ther, Alt, AU. Dickins and Mrs. Dickins of London. LOBA euchre At the eight • table LOBA euchre hi the lodge-room here, last Wednesday, high score pri- zes went to Mrs. Earl Green- lee and Art Cobleigh; lane hand prizes to Mrs. Wilson liodgins and Mr, Harry Webber, Wood- ham and low score prizes to Mrs. Cecil Neil and Mr, Mau- rice Cohleigh. The draw on the box of gro- ceries was won by Mrs. Don Leitch. The next euchre, sponsored by the LORE will be held April 4 at Lucan. for Lucan Mr, Ron. Crozier, president of the Lucan branch of the Cancer Society, presided at a meeting in the Anglican Parish. Ball, last Tuesday night. In the absence of the secretary, Mrs. hurray ti c ri g 1 a. a was named secretary for the meet. _Ina. At the time of 11w election .of officers. no convener of the Women's Service, was secured but the president announced that Mrs. Wm. Brownlee had consented to take the position and will be assisted by Mrs. Roy Needham The first can- s:elk bandage meeting, is sche- duled for April 25 in the Angli- can church basement. Air. Jack Steer*, gave a rea- ume of an enthusiastic meet- ing he attended at Thames, wood Lode e, twhich will hold open house, April 11, He urged that each canvasser learn as much as possible about the cancer society before going out to canvass, as a means of in- creasing Lucan's 1962 dona- tion, After sonic discussion it was decided Luca n, like London, would have no Daffodil Tea - to publicize the campaign, but daffodils would be sent to the churches, The local campaign man- ager Airs, A. E. Reilly, look over and demonstrated the use of carbon paper in filling out returns, in an effort to elimi- nate some of the errors in pre- vious campaigns. She asked canvassers, if possible to com- plete their collections, the first week in April and not later than the second and return to her, or her assistant. Airs. Ha- roll Cobleigh. Before closing the meeting the president reported nn the 'Merton campaign banquet, and gave a f ew highlights of the orithus.iaslic address :TiVen hr Mrs. IL C. ,Ktt ,-", or Kitch- viler. chairman of the women's serttee committee of the Onta- rio division. Lucan nod (bottlers donation .for 1061 was S"S 69 Pile eo donated after the collee- lion• •ex"euttve is 'tepe.; to exceed this amount this Year, Exchange vows in UnitedChurch Pots of ferns and lighted can- delabra, formed the setting in the Lucan ruiled Church at 6 p.m., Saturday, March 17. for a oniet double ring ceremony when the Rev. G. W. Sach n etted in werilnck, Mrs. Marry Elizebelh Patrick Culbert) of RR 3 Lucan and Ronald Fran- cis Souire. RR 1 Grantnn. The bride is the daughter of Mre. Patrick and the late Georep Patrick and the nrnnm is the son of Mr. and Airs. Frank Squire of Granton, The bride chose an 41nn cnn lace over rose-beige peen de sole gown, featurine ihree• quieter length sleeves. round peek line and street - length sheath style skirt. She Wnrc, a mauve orchid with purple throat and white stephanotis. A matching hat and shoes, completed her ensemble. The couple were unattended. The bride's mother and the groom's father acted as wit- nesses. Mrs, 0, W. Such, as organ- 1 ,41, provided traditional wed- ding music, After a dinner and reception at Centralia's new Dufferin Hotel, the couple left on a honeymoon trip to New York City, Toronto and Dun- des, the bride travelling in a green French wool suit, green shoes and while accessories. The couple will make their home at RR 3 Lucan, Spring thaw Much of Lucan's banks of snow disappeared d 11 ring 1962's first spring days, leav- ing flooded basements and gardens, much mud and dirt as well as over-worked sump pumps, HONORS PIANIST — Paul Steacy, 15-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Steacy, Lucan, recently passed his grade eight pianoforte examinations with honors at, the Western Ontario Conservatory of Music. He is a pupil of Phillip Squires. ORDERS TAKEN UNTIL EASTER (While supplies last) EVISCERATED Frozen Turkeys Hens or Toms BANQUETS A SPECIALTY Erwin Scott LUCAN Bus,: Has,: 227-4479 227-4256 Plan carnival to raise funds GRIFFITH B. M act) 0 NALD,c.P.A. The Public Aecountaets Council for the Province of Ontario an- nounces the election of 'Air, liritlitlt B, *MacDonald, (1'..P.A., of 'Toront o si1 r 'l as its President a t,t'o, F.(7.A,. of Hamilton, Other officers elected were flee-President, Air. .D. A, Ampleford, F.C,A„ Secre- tary, Mr. Al, E. Sheppard, C.P.A., Treasurer, Al r', W,Liletheringtnn, all of Toronto. The Council draws to the a t ten tion or the public- that all those who practice as public accountants in Ontario must be licensed under the Public' Accountancy Act (Ontario) 11150, and must observe the Code of Professional Ethies laid down by the Council. Any information regarding .these matters and the penalties for non- obeervenve of the Art and regula.- Hens may be obtained from Mr, C, Doughty, Registrar, The Public Accountants Council for the Pro- vince of Ontario, Room 32,2 Bioor Street East, Toronto 5, Ontario, place or dump fill .any area below the, stream in the area. Air, and Mrs. Bill Downing, Karen and Joan, of Chatham, spent Friday night, and Satur- day with Mrs. Downing's par- ents, Mr. and ,Airs, Almer Hendrie. The Holy Name Society of St, Patrick's Catholic! Church, Biddulph, sponsored a social evening, card party and dance in the Lucan Community Me- miirial Centre Saturday. Winners at the euchre were: high score, Mrs. James O'Shea, Granton, and Mr. Anthony Lemphier, RR, 3 Lucan low score, Mrs, Ed. Thiel, Bally- mote, and Bruce Sweetman, RR L Lucan, Winners for children under 16 were Catherine Kelly, Gran- tor) and Richmond Munn, RR 1 Lucan. United Church Rev, G. W. Sach was in charge of the 11 o'clock serv- ice taking as his sermon "Hid- ing From God". The junior cheir, Be tty the leadership of Miss Betty McIntyre, sang an anthem. During the service the pester, baptized Paul Murray Abbott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Ab. heft; Robin La Verne Reving- fon, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Revington; Christine, Eliz- abeth Stud, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W, Stutt and Darren Cflenn .Kennedy, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ken , fierly. Baptism Prior to faking tip his duties as bishop of the Yukon, Canon Henry Marsh baptized Stuart CLaggelet4 son of 1.4 . and, wood of Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. bee Ciaggett (ane ;Ales, Carmon Taylor of ton. grandson of the late Jessie, d on, Read and grandnephew of Mr, and Mrs, Murray. Abbott set May and Eva Carter, for- Turfy of tuear) At St, '.Ginn, or Centralia, Mr. and Mrs. thy's Anglican Church, Torn Lyle Swears, Mr,.11(1 Mrs. to nn February 18, Lloyd Maguire and boys of Following the ceremony, the Sectiand were March 8 guests babe's grandparents, Mr. and Mr. and iVfts, Jim Itiugtord, Mks, Robert Hately, enter- the 'occasion being Mrs. Mug, tamed relatives arid friends AL tcr(118 and Mr, Swears bitth- their home at Don Mills. day. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd purr of The picture of Lt. Claggett - Parkhill were Wednesday eal. Appeared on the .rent Page at The Exeter Times Advocate, and Mrs- Chorieg Marti' 15, as one of the rive Windsor,, officers who had completed MS Mrs, Doh Hearn and feria)/ flying Mired et, RCAF Station are hki lida yin g with Mrs, Ceiltrelia and was scheduled 1-learns pateritS, Mr. and Mrs. to. receive a scroll at the Ore- Harold Shaw, of Owen Sotind, m om s! parade the following Mrs. Warrior Atclinherts, and TburSday, Mist Lille Abbott, :Visited Mr, Lucan personal items Local arena host to Ontario group Sunday the arena ladies' area and the brothers played committee catered a turkey din- for the Lucan Irish Six hockey ner to 150 arena managers, as- team about 15 years ago. sistant managers and arena Mr. Ebbie Bishop took the commission m e m 'hers from chair and started a panel dis- throughout the province. cussion. A tribute was paid to After the banquet Air. Erwin the Ilderton -Lucan Combines, Scott. chairman of the Arena who had lost only one game Board and a member of the in the district hockey competi- Arena Association Committee, tion this year. introduced the Arena Commis- sion and officials of the town- ship of Biddulph and McGilliv- ray, Mr, Scott introduced Mr. Ivan Hearn, reeve for the vil- lage of Lucan, and a member of the Arena Board, Mr. Hearn welcomed the visiting man- agers and. introduced his coun- cil members, who were pres- ent. He also introduced the two council members who had been appointed to the Arena Board for the coming year, Mrs. A, E. Reilly and Mr. Ralph Lippert. The entertainers for the aft- ernoon were then introduced by Mr, Scott. The Paul Brothers and Shirley entertained the group with jokes and songs. This group is from the Lucan The CG1T meeting, in the UC schoolroom, last Tuesday evening was chaired by vice- president, Louise Cochrane. Treasurer Margaret Cobleigh gave a report on the success- ful St. Patrick's Tea, held in and Mrs. Allan Westman of the school room last Saturday. Lucan, who are patients in the The worship service was ta- Egerton Hospital, London, Sat- ken by Margaret Cohleigh, urday. Mrs. J. S. Radcliffe presented her fifth and final talk on Good Grooming", all of which the girls found intensely in- teresting. In appreciation, Mrs. Radcliffe was presented with a plant. Owing to exams, the meeting was curtailed and no study taken. Value of Resolutions studied Mrs. Ivan Stanley was host• ess for the meeting of the Birt WI March 14. The guest speaker was Mrs. A. D. Filson, who spoke on the value of resolutions in the WI. Mrs. Otto Daley reported on current events. Airs, Stan- ley had distributed material for, the making of quilts and baby clothes for the War Me- Mrs, Harold Hodgins, who morial Children's Hospital. has been confined to her home Owing to the death of Mrs. for several weeks was able to linton Haskett, Mrs. J. Slier- be in chureli on Sunday, man is completing her term or Following the baptism of office as secretary-treastirer, their soh Paul Murray, Mr. Hostesses were Mrs. Sher-and Mrs, Don Abbott had a man Adams, Mrs. Otto Daley turkey dinner . party, Sunday and :Airs, A. D. Filson, Owing with Rev. and Mrs.G• W. m to a banquet the Aprit eteing Sach and Margaret, (Miss Doris will he postponed a week, Wood of Oakville, Air. and Mrs, Arena delegates meet once a month to discuss various technical aspects of arena ope- rations including ice require- ments, bookings and general organize Lion, The history of the local arena was traced by Mr. Scott since its erection in 1947. Mr. Toni Banks, assistant recreational director, said ow- ing to forthcoming play-offs the ice would remain until the end of next month. lie said basketball and volleyball would then dominate arena activities. Lucan's junior drama club will stage an Easter play, written by Mr. Tom Beer, a grade 6 and 7 public school teacher. Grooming talks concluded Airs. David .Kesti.e, president, presided, Poll .call was an- swered by current -events, Res- olu;ions convener, Mrs, lint Donaldson and committee, Mrs. Itoy Cunningham, Airs, Nor- man Hardy and Airs, Arnold Blake and public relations of- ficer, Mrs. Wilmer Scott and Mrs. Maurice Simpson con- vened the program. Airs, Wil- mer Scott was hostess at her ho me for the meeting. The April meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. ilea Neil on April it in the eve- ning. Lunch committee was Miss Agnes Northgrave, Mrs, Jim Donaldson and Mrs. David Henry. Personal items REGULATIONS MADE BY THE AUSABLE RIVER CONSERVATION AUTHORITY UNDER THE CONSERVATION AUTHORITIES ACT In these regulations, (a) "Authority" means Ausabte River Conservation Author- ity; (b) "fill" means fill of any kind. 2, Subject to regulation 3, no person shall or permit fill to be placed or dumped in high water mark of any fiver, creek or under the jurisdiction of the Authority, 3. Subject to The OnteriO Water Resources Commission Act, 1957, or to any other private interest, the Authority may eerrnit in wilting the placing or clumping of fill in au area below the high water Mai*, if, in the opinion of the Authority, the placing or dumping does hot interfere with the ability of the 'Over, creek or stream' to safely carry the maximum flood iflOkOs and will not result ih pollution of the river, creek or stream, No dumping or placing of fill below the high Water mark of the rivet, creek or strea in shall be emenieticed until the registered OWher of the property has obtained the peemis- Mon required by regulation 3. Applications for petmisalen to oleo or dump till shall he filed with the Authority and shall include,