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By MRS. S. tWITQN
Mr. 4& Mrs. Harry Sperling, ,
London visited with Mr, &, Mrs.
Freeman Horne on Sunday.
Mrs. Gwen Coward and Pam,
Mrs. Annie Johns and Lori,
Mrs.Isabelle Pletcher and Denise
attended the 011.41.0 service at
the Kirkton-Woodham com-
munity centre. The service was
followed by lunch and en-
tertainment by the Seliwoods,
Mr. & Mrs. Blair Fletcher,
Dale and parry, London spent the
weekend, with Mr. & Mrs. Ron
Fletcher, and family.
Area horse entries
win at London fair
Barb Parsons finished third in
the ladies barrel event with.
Shuck's Leo.
Others finishing in the top eight
in any particular division were
Sharon Black, Brad Mousseau,
Steve Preszcator and Allan
Parsons.
Area contestants fared well in
the recent horse show events at
Western Fair in London.
Wayne Preszcator was a
winner in the western riding with
"I'm A Smokey, Too, and Craig
Black was best in the reining
class with. Ripper Hancock.
Gaining second place finishes
were Steve Preszeator with Holly
W S Skip in the junior equitation
and Wayne Preszcator in the
reining with the same horse he
won with in western riding.
Allan Parsons was third in the
barrel race with Handy Bill and
If at first you do succeed —
don't get too surprised!!
Hear about the hippie who was
so proud of his girl friend for
winning first prize in the non-
bathing beauty contest?
A SMALL, COVERED WAGON — The good old days were portrayed by Scott and Becky Shoebottom as
they entered their small covered wagon in Saturday's Ilderton Fair parade. 1-A photo
Seniors bus
to Niagara
In place Of their regular
meeting, Exeter Senior Citizens
enjoyed a bus trip to Niagara
Falls and area on Tuesday,
September 30, Eighty-four seniors
citizens from the Exeter area
gathered at the arena where two
buses left about nine o'clock in
the morning,
After lunch at Thorold, tours
were enjoyed at the Queen
Victoria Park greenhouses and
the Sir Adam Beck generating
station, Here they enjoyed a film
showing the history of hydro
generation.
HURON HISTORIC JAIL
A drive through Marineland
gave the group an opportunity to
see the animals, Also visited
were the Sir Adam Beck
Memorial and the famous floral
clock where they were treated to
free soft drinks courtesy of
Tuckey Beverages.
After a shopping hour and
supper at a steak house, the
group went back to Niagara Falls
to see the Falls. lit up after dark. By PAUL cARROLL
Huron County Council vetoed
municipal re-structuring a few
weeks ago. Who knows what
might have happened if the
"Tiger" had still been around.
What would he have to say about
the Municipal boundaries that
were set so long ago?
The study sessions of the 1975
council must have borne some
resemblance to the struggles of
the late 1830's when Tiger Dunlop
and the other fathers of local
government fought for local
autonomy with the government
at York.
They were challenged by the
then provincial government to
show that they could earn the
right to govern their own affairs.
A government centre was
required, comprising a jail, a
court facility and a council
Jets readying
for Woodstock
The Lucan-Ilderton Jets are
currently holding regular
practices in preparation for the
opening game of the Ontario
Hockey Association Senior "A"
season which opens on October 17
in Woodstock.
The Jets will be meeting the
same Woodstock Royals in a
home and home exhibition series
prior to the schedule opening.
The two teams will meet at the
Ilderton arena Wednesday
October 8 and return to Wood-
stock two nights later.
chamber. Dunlop and his cohorts
accepted the challenge. The
result of their efforts was the
Huron Historic Gaol.
Being a somewhat frugal lot,
and not wanting the taxes to be
too high, they made a composite
plan. Much to the dismay of the
local clergy, they eliminated the
third-floor chapel from the jail
plan, and built instead a com-
bination courtroom and council
chamber.
It is that room that the Huron
Historic Jail Board wants to
restore to its original condition. It
will provide, a new focus at this
popular tourist site, and point
more clearly to the original
purpose in having the building
constructed.
It is a big job, and, the research
required is still largely in-
complete. The building is giving
many clues,however. By
examining the base-boards and
the floor, one can tell the location
of the prisoner's dock, the jury's
box, and the judge's platform.
By studying the walls, the
placement of railings and other
fixtures can be determined.
Behind the now-plastered walls
are the telltale signs of huge
chimneys for large box stoves,
By studying other chambers of
the same period, the furniture
and furnishings can be deter-
mined,
It is a big job! But it is well
worthy of the attention and
support of Huron County today.
Our heritage is rich and varied.
Today's citizens and
tomorrow's generation will be
more aware of its importance as
the work at this historic site and
other similar ventures
throughout the old Huron Tract
proceeds.
Sweaters Only one Bell book
for each customer
A little warmth to
make summer
last a little longer
Bell Canada is distributing only
one telephone book per household
to conserve natural resources,
reduce pollution and save money,
Jim Scott, local Bell Canada
manager, said today.
Delivery of the London and
surrounding area directory is
scheduled to begin October 6 and
end about October 22.
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TOP VOCALIST — Named top
vocalist at the amateur talent
show held Friday night at the
Ilderton fall fair was Lori
Noyes. T-A photo
Mr. Scott said that subscribers
who require an extra directory
can phone the number on a card
inserted in the directory and it
will be sent. The number is 432-
4158.
Some 14,251 phone books are
being distributed this year to
Exeter, Clinton, Goderich,
Seaforth and Hensall subscribers,
compared to 15,578 last year.
For the whole area of the
London directory, 205,237 copies
are being delivered this year,
compared to 219,236 last year
with a conservation or saving of
23,9098 directories because of the
one book per household.
Cover design of the new
directory has numbers of the dial
in various shades of brown,
orange, green and white, The
Olympic symbol is on the back
cover,
Mr. Scott- said the information
section has a page of helpful hints
on how to find numbers readily in
the White pages and another on
finding government listings
alphabetically,
This information is par-
ticularly helpful now that there is,
a 25-cent charge for each un-
necessary call to directory
assistance, Mr. Scott said.
Another of the introductory pages
explains the function of directory
assistance charges.
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