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(Amendment No. 17 to the Huron County Official
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Council prior to July 14, 1978.
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Continued from front page 4
that is a little hard to put any
credibility in. Mr. James
Fleck (Ontario’s deputy
minister of industry and
tourism) says that he has not
been aware or involved with
the operation at Fleck for
some time. Then company
president Mr. Fred Berlet
slated that he had been
sending monthly reports to
Mr. Fleck and the other
owner Mr. George Gardiner.
As for Mr. Gardiner, he is
so concerned about the
workers and their
grievances that he stays in
Florida. The signing over of
company shares to wife and
children is a ploy used
legally, by corporations and
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board members, for years
(thanks to our government)
and usually doesn’t entail
any real loss of control.
Vice-President and Plant
Manager Mr. Grant Turner
has made his views on unions
well'known. To make sure
everyone understood his
feelings, Mr. Turner stated,
that if the women were
successful in obtaining union
security he would quit his
job. It is also known that he
has been employed at other
plants with anti-union
policies. Even O.P.P. Chief
Supt. V. C. Welsh once made
reference to “Grant Turner
and his non-strikers”.
Is it any wonder then,
when up against bias
legislature,
timidation,
government
disinterested owners, and
anti-union management,
that the women on strike at
Fleck have been coerced into
striking back in frustration
and anger.
Yours truly,
Stuart Craine
202-442 Main St.
Exeter, Ont.
235-0504
A large crowd attended the
annual Strawberry and Ham
Supper Wednesday night at
St. Mary’s Anglican Church,
Brinsley. The tudor rose
quilt which was made by the
ladies Guild was won by Mrs.
Jim Rowe.
Brinsley United Church
Sunday School held a tup-
perware party and plant
sale, Thursday night. It was
successful with a fairly good
attendance.
Mrs.
visited
Gordon
Morley.
A few
tended the 90th birthday
celebration for Mrs.Mary
Hodgson, Lucan which was
held in the Lucan United
Church, Sunday.
Jody and Ricky Gillies,
Kathy and Kelly spent
Saturday night with Kathy
Prest and Bill.
Ken and Eleanor Jordon
and family, Paris were
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. John Dyck and Victor.
McLean and Foster of St.
Mary’s have demolished the
Buffalo Bridge on the
Brinsley Road 24 and are to
replace it with a new modern
structure. The new bridge is
to be built south of the old
one. Traffic is detoured
during the intervening time.
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Learn about history of Kippen
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
Kippen East W.I. met in
Seaforth at the home of Mrs.
Wm. McDowell June 21. Mrs.
Jack Sinclair gave a thought
provoking topic on, “A
woman who wants to do
something finds a way,
another finds an excuse.”
She said, we go this way but
once so let us make the
journey worthwhile.
Following along with Mrs.
Sinclairs’ motto, the
president Mrs. Triebner
listed a few of the excuses for
not attending Church.
Mrs. Wm. J.F. Bell in
troduced the speaker Mrs.
Orville Workman who gave
an interesting paper on the
history of Kippen and the
surrounding area ac
companied by slides of
yesteryear. She was thanked
by Mrs. Bell.
Mrs. Robert Kinsman
gave current events and
courtesy remarks.
A committee of Mrs.
Kinsman, Mrs. Chalmers,
Mrs. Whitehouse, Mrs.
Parsons, Mrs. Bell, Mrs.
Drummond will be in charge
of the Bean Festival Booth.
It was decided to send $35
donation for the Childrens
Aid.
Mrs. Al Hoggarth
presented her report of the
district annual held in
Hensail in May. Plans were
made to help with the
ploughing match, September
29 and 30.
4-H Club news
The second meeting of
Mrs. Roberts’ garden club
began with the roll call,
which was “The reason I
have a garden.”
Some of the members said
that it was economical, that
there was always fresh fruit
and that it was good exer
cise, Everyone brought ideas
for the book cover and it was
decided that the club name
would be “Happy Hoers,”
the covers will be green with
black lettering, After
discussion questions,
meeting was adjourned.
The third meeting
the Happy Hoers was held
at the home of Mrs. Roberts.
Mrs. Roberts demonstrated
how to freeze rhubarb. A
quiz on work previously
taken was conducted and the
meeting adjourned.
Personals
We are sorry to report that
Wilson Tremeer is a patient
in Seaforth Community
Hospital.
Mr. & Mrs. Grant Jones
are spending the week-end
with Mr. & Mrs. Ken Jones
Hillier.
Michael and Chrystal
Jones spent last week end
with their grandparents, Mr.
& Mrs. Harold Jones.
Jo Vantol Amsterdam,
Netherlands is visiting with
his sister Mrs. Harry Van
Wieren and family. He
arrived in Toronto Friday
and will be staying three
weeks.
Elzar Mousseau has
returned from Seaforth
Communi ty Hospital#
Hodgins and Hayter,
Parkhill are doing some
ditching in the village.
The McLean reunion was
held on Sunday at Mrs. S.
Graham’s cottage, Grand
Bend.
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