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and Mrs. Harry McGuire of
Belgrave.. They were married in
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on Saturday evening,
ovember 20, a capacity crowd of
ellow employees and associates
nd their wives gathered at the
Municipal building to wish
Harold Cantelon and his Wife
Ruth, a long happy retirement.
Harold is the son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Cantelon of
Wingham. Daughter. Linda of
oronto Western Hospital and
son Greg with Metropolitan
Police, Toronto were both hoitie
for the event.
Doug Mumford, Harold's for-
mer Forest Fire Control
Supervisor, capably acted as
master of ceremonies and during
the course of the evening, saw
that the guest of honours'
Memory of certain past ,events
was adequately refreshed.
Several of these "events" were,
amusingly displayed by sketches
done by two of the fethale staff
and placed around the walls.
Harold was asked to explain the
background of all sketches depict-
ing such occurrences as "Walk-
ing on the Water at Sandbanks
Provincial Park", "Dropping, his.
fully uniformed parks supervisor
in a pool of water, Spending.: the
night with his car hung up ori a
rack while chasing deer ja&-
lighers on a remote bush road;
.Discouraging nude sun bathing in,
'District Provincial Parks;" etc.
When the laughter quieted
down, each of Harold's Branch '
Supervisors had their opportunity
to get their last "wack at the
boss," by way of sPeCial
presentations.
Bill Hueston, the Regional
Director for the Eastern Region of
the Ministry, colorfully traced
Harold's career with the Province
of Ontario after a stint of five
years with the R.C.A.F. This
including one year with the
former Department of Game
Fisheries as an Overseer for
Huron and parts of Bruce County
with Headquarters at Wingham.
Following amalgamation of that
Department with the Department
of Lands and Forests transferring
from Wingham to. Meaford. Being
promoted to Deputy District
Inspector and transferring to the
Owen Sound office. Then from
'Owen Sound to the Lake Huron
District Headquarters in
Cambridge (formerly Galt and
Hespeler).
In February 1958, Harold trans-
ferred to the Tweed Forest
District in. Eastern Ontario as
Parks and Recreation Areas
Supervisor and Mr. Hueston
spoke glowingly of Harold's
achievements in supervising the
development and, operation of
such new Provincial Parks as
Sandbanks, Outlet Beach, Lake
April Elizabeth McBurney
'became the bride of Greg Eldon
Cook on November 12, 1976, in
Belgrave United Church:
Rev. John G. Roberts of
Belgrave United Church
officiated at the double ring
ceremony. Mrs. Elaine Nixon, of
Wingham was the organist;
Miss Marjorie Nixon of
and a roof added. So please come
out and donate a small portion of
your time to help restore the
Belgrave arena and introduce
today's youth to how it felt way
hack then.
on the Mountains, North Beach,
Frontenac, Bon Echo, Lake .St.
Peter and Shiarbolc Lake.
In concluding his remarks, Mr.
Hueston spoke of Harold's climb
from a Game and. Fisheries.
Overseer in 1945 with a salary of
$100. per month, to a District
Manager in charge of a Forest
District in 1973.
In responding, Harold stated
he learned something from each
of his nine former supervisors
commencing with his first boss,
the Deputy Minister of the former
Department of Game and Fisher-
ies and ending up with Mr.
Hueston. Amid bursts of
laughter, those present listened
intently to favourite expressions
used by former supervisors
during trying occasions. He spoke
warmly of his past . associations
With Conservation Authorities,
Representatives ,of the People,
the support and—oo.,operation of
his staff throughout the Forest
District and his good relation-
ships with Regional and Head
Office in Toronto.
Belgrave was maid of honour. She
was accompanied by Miss Cathy
Fischer, sister of the bride, Miss
Lori Purdou of Whitechurch,Miss
Janet Cook, of Belgrave, both
friends of the bride.
The groom's best man Danny
McBurney of Belgrave, brother of
the bride, Marvin Cook of
Belgrave and Danny Hunter of
Belgrave, both friends of the
bride and groom, and Rick
McBurney, of Stratford, brother
of the bride.
The reception was held in the
Wingham' Legion. Guests were
from Listowel, Teeswater, Shel-
bourne, Stratford, Whitechurch,
Mississauga, London, Hamilton,
Hanover and Belgrave. Music
was provided by Scott's
orchestra.
Following their wedding trip to
Niagara, the bridal couple will
live in Belgrave.
In summing up, Harold stated
he would follow the same route if
he were to start over again and
spoke warmly of the support and
understanding of his wife and,
family over the years, especially
in the earlier years when the job
demanded long absences from
home.
Mrs. Sheila Mumby, Harold's
secretary, made the formal
presentation of a well endowed
wallet and among other fitting
remarks, promised from here on
it would, be "Harold" not Mr.
Cantelon.
Harold and Ruth are retiring at
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THE BRUSSELS POST; DECEMBER 1 'Ott -17
local citizens of the Belgrave
`district have begun repairs on the.
arena. Although renovations are
expected to total an approximate
'550,000, the necessary repairs are
minimal compared to many others
in the area which also must Meet
the 1972 regulations.
The strengthening of the side
walls is almost finished and
reinforcement of the roof trusses
has begun, but is foreseen to
involve a great many man hours
yet. On completion of these
repairs, which hopefully will be
early 1977, the centre Will be open
for its usual winter sports.
But this will not conclude the
full extent of remedies the
27-year-old arena will need. The
auditorium roof is also in need of
extensive reinforcement, and
while this work is' going on
Players and sports fans will have
to use the back door at the
opposite end of the ice surface.
Foreman Arnold Bruce, Ralph
Campbell and Jack Van Camp
instruct the volunteers daily now
that all plans for repairs have
'been approved by the Ministry of
Labor. Rev. J. Roberts is in
charge of the building committee
and suggested that al) men who
are willing to donate their help
Would be gratefully appreciated.
Those wanting to help should
contact Rev. Roberts at 887-6190
or 357-n19.
Remember when you were
.,Y6,ung, Out skating in the below
Zeta weather on the outside
rinks? Those, were the good old
day§,
Look at it thiS way The open
altating rinks have just had sides
Repairs started
at Belgrave arena
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