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the Women's ,Institute, enjoyed _a
tour of CKNX radio and tcle-
visinn station on May 1: Follow-
ing the tour, members retched
to the home of Mrs.:Les Douglas
where . the president, Mrs. C. R.
Allan, presided for the , regular
meeting.
Mrs. Douglas gave a revised
report from the nominating com-
mittee and Mrs. Allan read the
programs for 1973-74. Three dele-
gates to the District Annual are
Mrs. Allan, Mrs. R. McMichael
and Mrs. R. Lockwood,
A letter of protest over the
closing of the lotcai library will be
sent to the Huron County Library
Board and the Howick .Council.
Plans forthe' dessert bridge in-
clude ,a change of date to May 15
at 8 p.m.
The meeting closed . with lunch
served by the hostesses, Mrs.
Lockwood and Mrs: Douglas.
at. SOS 4 mitis
GORRIE - Howick Township
ratepayers will be5paying at least
four mills more this`year when it
come time to pay taxes on com-
mercial and residential lots.
Commercial .owners will `'pay flake ton.
20.970 Mills and residential rates di
ared'being called for,.
are ,set at 16.956 mills. The `in- digging the Ham'niltan dram, and:
creasu.came when Howick Coun- branch, Plans and speci icatinns,
A tender
Harrow, ter pro
with calcintn chloride was ao•
cepted. The company will pro -'as rthey i tit
vide the choloride at "$54:40 per
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cil movedt to accept the municipal may be seen at the clerk's 9ffl'cp,
tax rate for the year 1973. Clerk and tenders must- be in befor”
Ivan Haskins has been asked to . noon on May 22.
prepare the necessary bylaw for In other action, :council:
the new figures. Accepted aOp1ications for tile
The 'council will contact the drain loans from H. J. and G. D.
Maitland valley Conservation Hyndman.
Authority to request aid under Appointed cGillwray & Co.
them • 1973 SWEEP Project. Sug- of Listowel a auditors for the
gestod projects which the council year at a cost of $1,700.
felt could be handled by the stu- Call for tenders to mow weeds
dents were: Sanderson's Bridge on the -township roads before
painting and the cleanup of the August 4.
Redgrave Cemetery. Gave the Red Shield Appeal,
Wingham Branch,, a $25 grant;
Set up a recreation committee
consisting of these members:
Bruce Robertson, Garfield `Gib-
son, Mac Inglis, Dave Nielson,
Paul Statia, Francis Templeman,
Rhoda Bunker, Harold Hyndman
and Stuart Douglas.
Set dog taxes 9t $4 for a male
and $10 for a female and double
for each additional dog male or
female.
Approved accounts totalling
$10,368 for payment.
Get pollution off your chest.
' Ontario is a fast-growing province—
more people. more vehicles, more factories,
more machines every day.
With at growth comes the threat
of damage to vir environment. Pollution of
all kinds.
The Ministry of the Environment is
Ontario's guardian ofo`tir air and land and
water.
Here's who we are and what we do:
, Air Pollution.
1. We monitor the air for pollution
and order corrections if unacceptable levels
occur.
2. We track down strange odours in
the air and many things you can't smell and
eliminate them if they are dangerous.
•3. We investigate Suspected air
pollution injury to people or property.
4. We are responsible for noise
pollution and are creating enforceable noise
control measures.
Land Pollution.
1. We deal with all the leftovers of
our affluent society—the industrial waste.°pro-
cessed organic wastes. and ordinary garbage.
And;egulate its transportation and disposal.
' ` 2. We study recycling as an aid to
reducing quantities of waste and to avoid
depletion of our natural resources.
3. We control the use and application
of pesticides which are unacceptable for
pollution reasons.
Water Pollution.
1. We protect all of Ontario's water
sources front pollution.
2. We develop and control surface and
ground water resources.
3. We watch all potential sources of
industrial and agricultural %%ater pollution.
4. We plan. build and finance modern
sewage and waterworks fact!! ties for Ontario
municipalities.
4. We -supervise all rrivate waste
disposal systems.
Ontario has some of the most com-
prehensive legislation in North America to
protect our environment. But it will take the
effort of everyone to solve our p011iition
.problems.
Won't you help''
ENVIRONMENT ONTARIO OO
Ontario Ministry of ftie Environment.
Hon. Jome4 A. C. Auld, Minister. Everett Biggs, Deputy Minister.
If you need our help. oryou'd like to get a pollution p'roblerri off your chest. here'SWho you call:
Water
94s Adelaide Street South, London, Ontario
P?one: (519) 673-1230
Mr"
1083 Barton Street East, Hamilton, Ont o',
Phone: (416) 5414621 or Zenith 3.3220
• Land •
10X3 Barton Street East. Hat ilt+ it, Ontario
Phone: (416) 547-9621
tee inf ttiatlort ort the Y tstry and its progr ►cis write: Information Services tanch, 135 St, Clair Avenue West. Toronto
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for" the'.May 1'rtieeting of
vale %o men's Missin,
ciiety. Four` teen ladiestsw
roll call with a verse om
Bibles containing the' Viord "corm-
mandnents".
Mrs, Glenn Gamey'opened the
meeting with the call to worship
reading Psalm:. 109. Mrs.,Ross
Mann read scripture: from Luke
10 and Mrs, William Elston read
a poem, "How. the Great Guest
came" and then offeredvrayer.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read by Mts. Glenn ,Me-.
Kercher and Mrs. Gordon Mun-
dell gave the treasurer's report
and the offering ,was received by
Miss Eileen }laugh rind dedicated
by Mrs. Golley.
Mrs. William Elston presented
the topic. Following the close of
the meeting lunch was served by
Mrs. Haugh, Mrs. Mann and Mrs.
Elston.
Mrs. Janet Platt of.
West, Wingham, was i
chairman of the archives .cotn-
mittee of the Ontario' Diebetic
dation' at the ,arab Meet-
ing held at • the , Holiday
Kingston, last Friday..
,
Mrs. Clark, also attended the,
board meeting held in co':i�cjun:-
tion witty the annual meeting of
the ,600 -member ` association. It
was announced that 22 news-
papers in Ontario have agreed to
publish the O.D.A. initiated ques-
tion and answer column "Food
Facts and Fallacies".
GUESTS AT THg Western Foundry Company ;Ltd. ban house on Saturday c
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their tour of the plaint at an outdoor lunch + ouriter where, rnerrthers of the staff sore
hatdobs, coffee and aft* is +dies.
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