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The S tiPTICial statement Mrs. Kenneth Seott, ,
WIVIS F'ranceS . Clark. , icultUral .SOCISY Presided' fol'I "
by f.1, Johnson, was given by the town hall last
Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson. minutes were read by the
After the closing )ymn and secretary, Mrs. Beth Lansing
prayer lunch° was served by and approved.
Mrs,Raithby. A card of thanks, was read
• from 1Vhi. Albert McFarlane.
SOCIAL NEWS. The Auburn letters will be
'' • plastered and painted by Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haines Robert Turner- and Mr. Wilfred
attended the Rae family Collinson.
reunion at Fergusiast Sunday. A telephone coMmittee was
We are- sorry to report that. named James Towe, Mrs.'
Mrs. Maitland Allen is again a Catherine Jackson and Mr.
patient in Clinton Hospital Prances Clark. Plans were
following a fall at her home last made for the next open meeting
'
Sunday. to be held on July 7 when Mrs.
Postmaster ,and Mrs.Ken- A. Barnett of Goderich will be
meth Scott and the staff guest speaker and will show
- f the Auburn Post Office en- floral slides taken in various
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Major places.
Voungblut at the Scott home The committee in charge of
last Saturday evening. lunch will be Mrs. Frances
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Powell Clark, Mrs. Thomas Jardin,,,
¢1 liven by the treasurer, Mrs. resident of the Auburn Hop.
ttidY, Response to China the exectitive Meeting heTO
The Auburn. group of. the
Women's MissieparY Society of
the Presbyterian Church held
their June meeting at the home
ofMrs. Prank Raithby.
President Mrs. Wilfred
Sanderson gave the call to
worship, Shemelcomed all and
the devotional period was taken
by Mrs., Frances Clark,
Scripture lesson was from
Corinthians and meditation
followed.
Roll caltrwas answered by a
B• ible verse with the word
`Blessnig' in it.
The minutes were accepted
as read by the secretary, Miss
Minnie Wagner. Business was
discussed and plans wereinade
to hold the next meeting at the
home of Mrs. Frances Clark on
July 9.
ld in
'visited last wee
Ison Wayne at Thorold over the Celia Taylor and Mrs. Russel
xt ded to Mr Laura Phillips and Mrs.
Manager named for SOTA
,t4
weekend. Brindley.
kend with their Mrs Thomas Haggitt, Mrs.
"The Little Match Girl" is the theme of a balIet recital next week, June at the Clinton Public
school. The students of Mrs, Zablocki ;of Clinton were busy rehearsing last week. Pictured in
111. of the acts are Angela Alcock, Karen McKale, Jane Snell, Cheryl Beane, Pam Alcock, Lori
i)ylotioa, Susan McKay, Kathy Falconer, Susan Pinkney, Leslie Swartman, and Wendy Bell.
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Sympathy is e en Th
and Mrs. Elliott Lapp on the e xecutiye decided to
Eleanor Bradnock entertained
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NComplaints about the
quality of meat being sold in
Huron County are no more
common thdn people com-
plaining about dog dirt on the
lawn," according to James
IVIcCaul, Huron County's Chief
Public Health Inspector.
"We get calls ..,311 the time
from people complaining about
the colour of meat or that a
piece of meat was sliced too
thick," he -said, "but none of the
complaints have borne out on
misbranded meat."
An on-going Pace Com-
mission inquiry in Montreal on
organized crime's involvement
in tainted meat, has discovered
that more than 16 million
pounds of federallY-inspected
horsemeat was used in smite"
beef products that were sold in
-Ontario: However, Mr. McCaul
said the problem of tainted
meat in Huron is non-existent,
becatise the, County is located
s6 far west of the. Ontario -
Quebec border.
"There are a lot of people in
the slaughterhol.ise business in
this area, especially around
Kitchener," he said. "We know
I k lunch t0'1 nch being Mrs. George Beatty of Varna to
The Board of Directors of the Industry and Tourism formed where their supplies come
sudden death of her father, change lunch plans from a pot-
st Wednesday on the
Southwestern Ontario Travel 12 travel associations from, so we know they're not
ut the rovince in 1974, dealing in bad meat."
' Mrs. Lela Ball; Clinton, Mr. supplied by the c mmittee in a inner
WilliamWood.
and Mrs. Bert Allen and charge. The comtnittee will occasion her birthday. -Mrs. Association are pleased to
Barbara of Agincourt were also be in charge of program. Beatty "w a teacher at U.S.S. announce the appointment of Mr. Morgan was the"Stratford Mr. McCaul has three hea t
Saturday evening visitors with It was reported that a silver No: 5 Hallett and these three Mr. W. F. Morgan as manager. representative on the Board of inspectors working under him
Mrs. I3eth Lansing. - maple tree had been planted on 10.dies had been pupils of hers. Spence Cummings, the Directors of 'the Southviestern who are responsible for the
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rath- ManChester Garden on May 9th
own cattle May also sell' th
meat as uninspeeted It the
have owned and fed th
animals for 60 days or m0
prior to the slaughter, other-
wise, the meat has to be
stamped 'as government al),
proved, he said.
"We had one guy *he
claimed he was selli,ng
unln-
spected meat. The Meat was
really insect til but he thought
he could ..,Aconvince hiS,
customer that his prices were
lower if he told them the meat
was uninspected."
Mr. McCaul said the Quebec
investigation into dealings in
tainted meat should deter
similar problems with meat
from arising in Huron County'
and expects the goverment "to
put clamps" on the trafficking
of meat over the. province's
eastern border.
President of the association Ontario Travel Association. He regular inspection of the 300
, well, of Parkhill, Mn.rand Mrs. to celebrate ^ the 25th an- KNOX UCW outlined , Mr. Morgan's has many years experience in meat handling establishments
Murray Rathwell ad Susan of niversary of the • Auburn - backgroun41 in tourist association management and in Huron County. Provincial
London visited last Sunday with. Horticultural Society, two were The genral meeting of the development and promotion. an intimate knowledge of the guidelines set down the rulesof
Mrs. Celia Taylor. . planted at the home of Mr. and United Church Women of Several years ago, he was concepts and objectives of how often a place is inspected,
Mrs. Aire Redmond of Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson, one at Auburn Knox United Church active with the Alberta Tourist regional tourist promotion. which varies from twice a year
Godericlr-was a guest last the home of Mr. and Mrs. was held in the Sunday SchOol Council. This included the The Southwestern Ontario to once a month.
Sunday with Miss Laura William Berry and Mr. and room on Wednesday evening, administration of a regional Travel Association covers the "School cafeterias and
Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs, Harry Brawley planted June 11, Unit 2 was in charge travel association similar- to the eight counties of Elgin, Essex, hospitals are checked once a
Thomas Johnston. two trees. with Mrs. Gordon Gross as Southwestern Ontario Travel Huron, Kent,' Lambron, Mid- month, while small meat
of Mr. and. Mrs. -James Mrs. Myrtle Munro and Mrs. Those planting the trees were Pianist. As ociation. 1n1967 Bill Morgan. dlesex, Oxford, and Perth. The dealers are inspected less
McMichael oy Clinton, recently Beth Lansing attended last Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raithby, .The leader, M. Norman moved to' Stratford as the, objective of the association is to frequently," he said.
Wednesday a , banquet in manager of the Chamber of co-ordinate the efforts of all " Mr. McCaul added, that
Vernon VoMCMichael, the son . ,
Educatton degree from Commerce. His duties included municipalities, community people who cut meat. before
,rireteived __his Bachelor of
Clinton of the Retired. Lansing, Mrs. Donald Haines P
WS. Frances Clark, Mrs. Beth Wightman conducted an im-
ressive "In Memorium"
Althouse College of Education Teachers' of HuronCounty. and Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock. service for the minister, Rev. tourist promotion and in- organizations and the private returning it to the owner are
Miss Lynn Turner- has ac- Garnet Potter who passed duvvsthrieanl development. to promote and develop exempt from inspection.
19/1 Bachelor of Arts graduate cepted a position on the staff of Clinton visited for a few days before. A few minutes silence bu,tcher their
in London. Mr. McMichael is a Miss Carol Rueger of R.R. 1 away suddenly the week
Clinton Public Hospital. - ' .
in Honours Physical and Health .last week with her sister, Mrs. was observed in his memory. „
Education of the University of
• Donald Cartwrig,ht, Mr. Car- The theme of . the worshick„
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ben.nett
of Port Albert ;and Jim Bennett twright, . David, Derrick and service was "Giving" Various
portions otscripture on the use
Miss pf time, talents and money
were read by Mrs. Wightman.
Meditations on the scripture
—portions were given by Mrs.
Norman McDowell, Mrs.
Ernest Durnin and Mrs. Gerald
McDowell.
\ '
Quest speaker of the evening
- wa'S' Pastor' ' Alfred ' Viy of
GodefiCh. He chose as his topic
"StewardShip" This was very
inspiring and he gave all much
foodfor thought.
Mrs. Gordon Gross thanked
Pastor Fry for his fine talk and
presented him with a gift. The
offering was received by Mrs.
Ted Mills and Mrs. R. Koop-
man and dedicated with
pray,er.
President, Mrs. Gerald
' McDowell presided for the
business part of the meeting.
The minutes of the executive
meeting were read by the
secretary, Mrs. Betty Lansing
and approved as read. The
treasurer, Mrs. Norman
McDowell gave the financial
- statenient. .-....
of
sector
the
visitor
trade
in
the
area.
Farmers who
Western Ontario. He is a so
graduate of Central Huron
of Exeter visited on Friday
Secondary School. (Beta-Stgaevening with Mrs.
s. Eleanor Lorie.
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Oliver Anderson,
the
M
inistry
Or. James Robert Nott
Garrioch* graduated recently
from the University of Western
Ontario, arid is now practising
in Windsor. Dr. Garrioch is the
grandson of the late Mayor and
Mrs. George W. Nott, formerly
oi` -High Street, Clinton.
Guiders spanning the past 40 years returned to the Centennial mother and daughter banquet
recently at the Legion. Left to ri ght are Mrs. Maynard Corrie, Mrs. Owen Delve, Mrs. Jack
Irwin, Mrs. Gordon Phillips, Mrs s. Harvey Carter, Mrs. Doug Ball, Mrs. A. J thews, Mrs.
Percy Brown, and Mrs. Sam Cast de. (photo by Jack Hunt)
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