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MRS, MARY SERE
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ross
and son, Oakville renewed
acquaintances in the.village on
their way to, their cottage at.L.
Port Elgin on Wednesday.
Matthew and Andrew Ott of
Kitchener spent the weekend
with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Irvine,Eedy. Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Ott were attending a
golf tournament.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stirling,
Darlene and Harold spent a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Irvin. Harold remained for a
tp,�
few days longer while his
parents and Darlene went
camping, •
Miss Beth McConnell, -
librarian, requests that all
Huron County Library books be
returned on August 16. •
Mr. and Mrs. John Bere,
London, Mrs, Carole Espano,i
and ,her daughter Simone of
Toronto and her mother, Mrs.`
Huldah of Trinidad and Mr. Bill
Hornig of Oshawa visited Mrs.
Mary B.ere and family on
Saturday.
dinner after the service.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Smith
spent the holiday weekend at
Stoney Point. with their
daughter and son-in-law Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Lauzon.
Mr. and Mrs.' Herman'
Guilbeault and Kelly Lee of
Essex spent -this weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Smith.
Congratulations to, Shelley
Rivett who passed, her Gr. 8
music examination with
Honours with Western Ontario
Conservatory at London. She is
a 'pupil of Mrs.Donaldson in
Goderich.
• Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Fowler
and family of °Parkhill visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Fowler on the weekend.
"Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Henderson
and; ami y ;of Toronto visited
her, "-A.mother,' ' Mrs, Vera
Errington ort the weekend and
attended . the Errington -Alton
Reunion at Brookside school on
Sunday.
Diane and Rick spenta few
Mrs. Cecil `Blake and Ma'r'y q days•holidaying at Kimberley.
Bere and Jamie attended the
Andrew -Lane picnic at the Ash-
field Park on Sunday and en-
joyed, meeting friends and
- relatives from near and far.
This, year marked the 125th
anniversary of, the. Andrew's
'ettl ing in Canada and the 50th
.picnic. A highlight of the day
was the slides of , Devon,'
. . • England and ancestral homes
there shown by Bill Andrew of;
Edmonton, grandson of John F.
Andrew, son of John and Edith, . Institute met on Wednesday
Treleaven Andrew. Mrs. Elyria night at the home, of,Mrs. Alvin
.Reid,and:Gervin also attended Kerr with a very small at -
the picnic, Mrs: Reed, as oldest tendance. ' .,
lady, was )asked to cut the.. ' The president, Mrs. Graham
picnic birthday cake, made and McNee was in charge -and Mrs.
d orated by Mrs. Gordon . 'Winnifred Girvin, secretary,
irkland.._ - read the minutes of the last
•
Mr. and Mrs. Allan McNee, meeting..
Edward and Paul of Ajax spent „
the weekend at } their cottage A motion was passed to send
near Port Albert. six .leaders to,, 4H ' training..,
Mr. and Mrs: Graha m McNee. school for the fall Club, Let's
• visited on Sunday with Mr. e:+d . 'Bake Bread. °
Mrs. Don McCormick and Jo- . Mrs Cecil Blake is to look
Marie near Wingham„and. at=" . "after""'the""""gift fo`r' the Area
Kincardine.tended the Band Cearert at Convention.
:
The topic, Early Sawmills of
• o Mrs. Green, Mouritc Forest the Area, was prepared -by Mrs.
and ° Mrs. Strung, Bravrnpton . -Wilmer Rutledge and- given by
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mrs. Dorothy Clerrieitts.'
Errington on Thursday.' " Plans were discussed con-
-Mr. Mr. and Mrs - Dynes Cam- cerning 'the possibility of
Oben" attended the christening having a Fashion Show°early in
On Saturday ,Donna and David
Errington, and Jan Caesar
motored to Kimberley for the
weekend.
Congratulations -to Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Bakker (nee Barbara
Taylor) on the recent ar.rival of
their chosen daughter, Kerry
Elizabeth, aged six months,, a
sister for Stewart'
W.I.°
The Dungannon Women's
on Sunday. in Ste Paul's . the:fall.
Lutheran Church, Leamington A delicious lunch Was served'
of David Arthur Baumann, son by hostesses, Mrs, Winnifred
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur , rirvin and Mrs. Cecil Blake.
Baumann. Mrs. Baumann is a Mrs.; Rutledge was unable to
niece of Mr. and' Mrs. Campbell be present as she is,away on
and they enjoyed a family - holidays.
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New debenture' offered. -
Ie ses
re a
Domtar. Ltd. .
net eurni:ngs.report.
Domtar Lirnitedy;.Y today
reported net earnings of $20.2
million for the first half of 1975
or' $1.34 per common share:
This compares with $41.6
million or $2.79 per share in the
corresponding period last year.
Sales and other revenues were
revenues totalling $225.6
million. '
The Company has arranged
with a gaup of underwriters
for the offering and sale of $50
million of 20 -year 11 percent
debentures to be dated August
1 1975
MR. AND IVI,RS, R. E. PFRIMME.R
Wed at BenmiIIer
BenmillerUnited Church was
decorated July., 19 ° with big
baskets of daisies and gladioli
for the double -ring ceremony at
which Ralph Ernest Pfrimmer,
son•I',•9of, Russell Pfrimmer,
Goderich, ' took Liette
Tetreault,. Goderich, daughter
of Alcide Tetreault, Verner, as
his bride:: The Rev. Leonard
Warr officiated. . Mrs. Warr
provided the wedding music.
The bride was given ip
marriage by_ _ her father. She,
'wore a full-length white, crepe
dress with short puffy sleeves
with a medium "train of white
lace meeting a V-neck collar.
Her three -layer veil was of light
polyester trimmed with lace.•
She carried a pendulum
bouquet.„ -
Maid of honor was' Sue
Wilkins, Sarnia. „She wore a
long pink nylon dress with a
small flower print featuring
short sleeves and V-neck collat-
.
ollar• under a short jacket with long
sleeves. -She carried a bouquet
of- p'ink 'roses, daisies and
stephanotis.
Bridesmaids were Miss
Brenda Mcahon, Sarnia, and
Mrs,. • Alice Krohmer,
$411. million against $431,8
million for the first six months • The proceeds of this issue will.
of 1974. enable the Company to con -
Net earnings for the second tinue to improve the cost
quarter 'of the year were $6.8.-. comp'etitivene'ss of its
Million or 45 cents per share on prodretion facilities, increase
sale's and other -revenues—of- its p oducti'eg papacity, expand
$203.1 million. In the second its product linand improve its
quarfer of last year, net ear- quality: 09,pilal expenditures
nings were $23 million or $1.55 during 1975 are expected to
per share with sales and other total $70 million,
NOTICE
GAME AND FISH
HEARING. BOARD
par , "'-
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THEGAMEANDFISHACT(RYS.O.1978,c186)
IN THE MATTER OF: Sections 36b and 36c of The
• Game and Fish Act, 1970, and
IN" THE MATTER OF: the appeal of Joseph P.
Mayman of the, Town of Bayfiefd, Ontario.
TAKE NOTICE THAT' commencing at 1 p.m. EDT on
the 15th day of August, 1975 in Ballroom A of the
' Ramada Inn, Wellington Street, London, the Game
and F1si>i"M ear"ung"'Egard'will' hear the appeal of Joseph
P. Mayman from a refusal by the' Wingham" District
.license issuer of the Ministry of Natural Resources, to
" issue him a Commercial Fishing License.
Dated at Bala this -
5th day of August, 1975
Tom Edwards, Chairman
( Game and Fith•Hearing Board:
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Goderich. They were gowned
itentically to the maid of honor.
Nit in yellow and carried:
yellow roses, 'daisies and
stephanotis.
F lowergirl. Lora,. Millan was
gowned similarly to the bride -
and carried a small basket of
daisies, yellow and ,Pink roses,
daisies and stephanotis.
Ringbearer was Steven Millian,
Goderich.
Claude Tetreault, 4 Sarnia,
was best man. Ushers were Bill
Bowden; Dungannon, and Mike
Redmond, Goderich.
The•Wedding reception was at
€Salt:ford-Valley Hall where pink
aridwhite streamers formed
the decorations: The brides
mother greeted her guests in a
long white dress with a Lily -of -
the -valley 'and blue bells pat-
tern in it. She •wore a white rose
corsage.
The .couple honeymooned" in
:the Barrie and Verner area.
The bride travelled in a long •
white and green dress with a
corsage .of green tinted car-
nations.
They are residing at - 26
Bennett St. East, Apt. 9. •
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LOCHALSH NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barreth"
and family of Toronto visited
with Mrs. Henry MacKenzie
and Neil. and attended Ripley
Reunion. •°
MastDonafd Martyn and
osistetr,,Ainsley spent a few„
holidays with cousins Julia and
Andrew Carruthers in
Goderich.
Miss Doris Wylds and friend
Norma `spent the holiday
weekend with Mr. Don Wylds
and other relatives in the area.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Finl,a0on and attending
festivities in Ripley on the
holiday weekend were Mr. and
Mrs. Rod Finlayson of Sarnia
and Mr, and- Mrs. Bill Rogers
and family of Toronto.
Church services at Ashfield
-Presbyterian Church are held
in Sun`da'y afternoon from now
until February.'
' "The Andrew -Lane picnic was
held on Sunday at Ashfield
Park with a good attendance to
celebrate' the 125th anniversary
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England.
Holiday.visitors ,vith Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver McCharles in-
cluded Mrs. Grace' (Scott)
Tushingham of Holywood
California. Mrs. Russell Scott
and Jennifer ‘of Rexdale. Mr. .
and Mrs. Allan McCharles and
family of Montreal , Mr. John
McCharles and Brenda Jay of
Petrolia.
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