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BY JOANNE WALTERS
The Village of
Wellesley, situated on the
western edge of Waterloo
Region, boasts a
population of 850. This
figbire swells to over
10,000 on the day pf the
Apple Butter and Cheese
Festival.
Just as the pioneers
who established this area
celebrated the harvest,
the people of Wellesley,
on September 30, will
celebrate their Third
Annual Apple Butter and
Cheese Festival. And you
are invited to help them
celebrate.
Beginning at 7 a.m., a
pancake and sausage
breakfast will be served
on .the street mall.
Throughout the course of
the day, visitors may
enjoy delicious locally
prepared apple fritters,
applie pie, sausage on a
bun, cider, and of course
apple butter and cheese.
• support of Tourism the Bluewater Centre on
Ontario, an umbrella Sunday, August 20 from 1
association representing to 5 p.m. It is expected
Ontario's ac- that there will be about
commodation, • food, 200 purebred and
travel and recreation registered dogs of all
industries, the program breeds at, the outside
is designed to remind not show.
only those in the tourist The show is open to
and related .,industries, spectators .and anyone
but all Ontarians, of the interested in entering
vital importance of their dog can register
tourism to Ontario. 'The from 10 a.m. on. The
$5 billion industry ranks Centre's Volunteer
number two in the Association will be
economy text to running a refreshment
automobile manufac- booth and the Gift Shop in
turing. the canteen will be open
+ + + as well. Some of the
Many students seem to Centre's residents are
ignore employment helping with the show.
prospects when choosing The Bluewater Kennel
college programs, ac- Club meets monthly at St.
cording to a recent report Mary's Separate School
to the Ministry of in Goderich. There ate
Colleges and Univer- about 25 members in the
sities. The report results Club and one of the
from a review of ad- members works at the
mission policies, stan- Bluewater Centre. That's
dards and selection how the Club..fa.rst..g.at.
procedures in Ontario's interested in the Centre
various fun days for the
residents there with their
dogs.
Bill Armstrong, public
relations director for the
Club, says facilities like
the Bluewater Centre
should be used more by
the community. There
are two reasons for the
sanction match and they
are t0 make money for
the Kennel Club and to
give recognition to the
Centre, says Mr. Arm-
strong. The match is a
first of its kind as a joint
effort between the Club
and the Centre and,
depending on the success,
there will be others, says
Mr. Armstrong.
So pop out to the Centre
on Sunday for this in-
teresting match.
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George (Joe) and
Evelyn Chambers of
&oderich celebrated •-their-
31st
wed
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also be served. and technology. The
There will be tours of a review committee's 38
dairy farm, a beef farm recommendations are
and a saw mill. Visitors being considered by the
will also get an op- Ontario Council of
portunito taste and Regents for Colleges of
view the production of Applied Arts and
apple cider from the raw Technology, the Ministry
to the finished product. and the presidents and
There will also be a staff of the 22 community
horseshoe tournament, colleges.
an arts and crafts Members of the
display, an auction sale, a committee note that
display of antique farm application statistics
machinery and a Far- show that student
mers' Market. preferences are highly
Sound like fun? Take a biased in favour of
journey to Wellesley on programs for which there
September 30 to enjoy the is limited employment
sights, the sounds and the potential. Enrolment
flavour of the 1978 Apple quotas are being strictly
Butter and Cheese enforced for these
Festival. popular programs while
+ + + places remain unfilled in
A wide range of water- other programs.
related environmental The committee's report
research projects at 24 suggests that colleges
and the
Canadian universities . Ministry must
will be funded by $1 make their policies and
million from the federal requirements' as clear
government, Environ- and as public as possible
menMinister ' `Len and that more -energy
Marchand announced ought to be focussed on
recently. exploring career alter -
In making the an- natives with applicants
nouncement, Mr. Mar ,and on recruiting
chand noted that the 54 practices that emphasize
research projects werethe reality of program
carefully chosen to accessibility, em -
reflect regional strength ployment prospects and
in water •research at career alternatives.
universities across the + + +
country. The program is With many teachers
designed to encourage being laid off and the
the development of in- declared 'surplus across
novative ideas by non- the province, the Ontario
government scientists Public School Men
and to foster closer Teachers' Federation has
contact between these moved to establish a
scientists and Encareer counselling ser-
vice for those who find
+ + themselves without a job.
Don't forget the Solar At the Federation's
Energy Society Con- Annual Assembly in
Terence at the University Toronto, which began on
of Western Ontario from Tuesday and winds up
es
August 20 to 24. The tomorrow, delegates
theme is "Renewable from across the province
Alternatives". Cori -
resolution
been debating a
ference speakers will be resolution from the
drawn from the most Provincial Executive
prominent scientists, that would set up a ser -
advisors and policy vice providing legal and
makers in the field of employment assistance
solar energy in Canada, to surplus teachers.
the U.S. and abroad. The five points in the
For more information resolution stress that the
on the conference contact counselling service would
the SESCI office, Anita
b ork on a one-to-one
Sherin, executive basis with each in -d.
secretary (519) 679-3646 schoolal laid off by a
or Information Officer school board and would
Susan Boyd, (519) 679- offer paid legal aid to any
2320. teacher who needed it.
+ + + The service would also
More than 5,000 Ontario collect and distribute
tourist operators and information ,on teacher
industry businesses are vacancies across the
rovincealready enthusiastically teachers and tryinlgd heto
supporting the "We'Treat relocate in another area.
You Royally" program, The Federation would
announced in June by offer alternative em -
Ontario Industry and ployment suggestions
Tourism Minister, John
R. Rhodes. and would work with the
The "We Treat You appropriate agencies to
Royally" theme has been assist teachers with re -
strongly. endorsed across training programs.
the province by more + + +
than 90 percent of those
contacted, says Mr. The Bluewater Kennel
Rhodes. Club is holding an all
Initiated with the full breed sanction match at
anni
gathering . was held in
their honor at their home
attended by the couple's
daughter, Annie Marie.
SUSAN FREEMAN
Susan Hart Freeman,
daughter of Stanley and
Marjorie Freeman of
Goderich, graduated at
the University of Western
On Spring "Con-
vocafion. Susanreceived'
tario's
an
Honors E
ng
lish
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After 25 years with Sheaffer Eaton as manager of maintenance and
security, Harold Doak, (left) of Goderich retired last week. Making the
presentation of retiring gifts which included a color television, on behalf of
the employees and management, is William R. Gardner, vice-ptesident and
general manager. Mr. Gardner said Mr. Doak looked after the plant over
the years as if it were his own and was one of the company's most loyal
employees. (Photo by Joanne Walters)
ancoc»t
Ill'.
ll
Tid
centration in Honors
French. She is presently
employed as an Inter-
pretive Naturalist with
Parks Canada.
+ + +
This week's winner of
$1,000 in the Goderich and
District Community
Grandstand Lott'ery is
Everett Richardson of
Parkhill. Mr. Richardson
held lucky ticket number
0614.
+ + +
At the 26th Annual
Conference of the Ontario
Parks Association held in
Cambridge on August 10,
11 and 12, Mrs. Elsa
Haydon, Goderich
Councillor, was elected
an Executive Director of
the Association for the
1978-79 term.
LISA MOORE
Lisa Moore, daughter
of Eric and Bernice
Moore, RR 4 Goderich
graduated from Fan-
shawe College recently as
an executive secretary,
shorthand major .and
personnel assistant. Lisa
is now employed with
Ronald McDonald,
Chartered Accountant,
Goderich.
+ + +
A story in last Satur-
day's Globe and Mail tells
how a man named Allan
Masson has been ap-
pointed by the province
its...
as a temporary trustee in
Georgina Township and
"told to go up there and
run the place" until a new
council can be sworn in.
All but two cou,pcil
'members were ousted by
York County Judge H.W.
Allen because of election
polling irregularities in
1976.
Goderich historian
W.E. Elliott tells us that
Allan Morrison Masson is
a 'grandson of the late
Judge James Masson,
County Judge of Huron
from 1896 to 1902. His
father was Thomas M.
Masson of Oakville and
his mother was May
Allan, daughter of A.
McD. Allan of Goderich.
Mr. Masson; 64, is the
former mayor and reeve
of Oakville where he still
lives. He was chairman of
the newly -formed Halton
regional government for
.i.ts-.first_.th-ree•years He-i.s-
also a defeated Tory
..._candidate..
He sees his latest
trustee as that of keeping
the day-to-day machinery
of government, moving
and not of making major
decisions, which will need
the elected council, which
takes over in three
months' time.
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