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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-08-01, Page 3- A SoIid Uniting Force or • Promotes business by advertising products • and services available in your Hometown. • Supports churches, schools and civic clubs by publishing information concerning • their activities. • Interprets national news in local terms. Recognizes individual members of the com- munity, as interesting events occur in their lives. Prints local news of intense local interest, and available only through your Home- town Newspaper. By recognizing every facet of the community, your Hometown Newspaper promotes under- standing and co-operation for the good of the entire area. • HELP YOUR HOMETOWN GROW . . SUPPORT YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER Classified Ads 13ring Results WON , *;AME1 • , *LIM Man vz ofiteeinSAMMA44H, gest 5 (00iudnetatil: aePti, 04 1Y* ,1424.00u “PM Page 2) . vices can got by foa a while OA wv itste4141nitm4diLlaltilln4,PrPsige 4914441'114:7411.. .. .4414 Iret4 I am no Ware as wrimper or not YOU have an P1349-4atie vainsi. Plan" Well is at Thee, •issiotheity,nor am not you X4 al9ilvaiTaa*Dlotitcl me;, .; Per retained. If rot, Celt an tg. ficial Plan as quickly .aa ;Pot isible• and retain a Proleasteltall Planning 004Seltont firm., or contact the University of WO. er100 for assistance, , I must suggest 'Imre that4 1pr-t-. uanintgionsandbutht professnal sellingio°4 town vial land are tcl .two ferent site. planner an give directives tcommho tastunitarey groa f:hthatipclinindi ctowal_Cate parlc so as to bring an orderlY form Of growth. The Planner usuallY doesn't have sufficient ZaniudlibirsepertenlikaltdelistrIrcitYiallengeneepineecart*k9lab3risut°40fat great aistanee in indUstrial park design. Cites Fergus as doing Fino Job I would certainly suggest that a comommity such ael Marys should work closely wltb an organization such as the Md. western Onta.rio Development Council to obtain practical as- sistance in industrialpark lay, out and merchandising assia- tame. I recently read in a newspaper that a commtmity eight times the size of St. Marys stated that if it obtained one or two new in,dustries every two years or so it was doing well, but I suggest that this is only a min; imum objective and not goal. I must be fair and say that a community the size of St Marys cam, only expect these kind of results. There are new industries going, into towns that - size of St. Marys and I cite 'Fer- gus as an example. It is doing a fine j.ob . and is smaller than St. Mar34 and has had some problems in the past but it does have sewage. faCilities. Industrial park design is only a mechanical thing, but the land must be owned and servic- ed by the municipality to be competitive and must have a fixed price. Most privately tcpi 91,0-00_1100 , -holo what eogoalatOri wand 'Sikh" the:...PrOVist will StAiMea,41.., 11 ,oe 'word rule 4"§..0*143r '.4940 441,if*. one UP:her .00.W4on''!`floWt.,-' try to bo a h$970 .000,'.07.orOthalut Itnor, •XO, AuoPti 7.eaSe.4 1.11O .firate oontagt .tho, wooidi,gt but usually an operations ,rnaua$01.1 „ or a &looter of. personnel.. It is ugt01,,v, '!,,vbecn the tirAt contact is mada that. the PP*. WO is *a Iest. If a 104 poli- tician gets a hold tu.4Th.he Wallta to SUONF 4404 of.f, rOgO YOU WOVN if you had Gina 10110- bridgein tow. You *oat lihna you w0,40, .• mitre4.s., ailevr no one tali no one, not even the. mayor, for if you try to .a hero and take him everywhere you will seam him away. Treat .him.gent- ly like a new- baby, find him all the =malty information to activate -his interest and dionft count, oxv anythhig until the plant is .up and operating. 'rise information you give him must . be current factual., to the point and interesting.. The Lifeblood Earlier I mentioned a dasim to want new development Whethier it be ,expansion et ex- isting industry or a new busin- ess it is of paramount impor- tance that you make the pros- pect feel — not only that you need him but .-That you .want him as a corporate- citizen and that he will be welcomed by Economic development is the life blood of your coananimity. It generateis growth .and there- by retains your younger gen- eration, it brings additional am- enities to your ooman,unaty and ensures. the Altura' It is not an answer- to all the problems of a community but at least steady economic deVnl- opment does not breed unem- ployment vacant stores; lack of funds for community .' develop- ment and all the other.ailments 0 a dying town. I would far rather de.n1 with the problems of a .growilig-cora- munity than with- the problems of, n dying community. AREA WEDDING RILEY Londesboro United Church de- corated with candelabra and baskets of red peonies was the setting for the wedding of Linda Dianne Riley and Robert Wil- liam Storey recently. The Rev, Robert Tschantz officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alec Alvin Riley, RR.1 Londesboro, and the grooth is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Johrt Storey, RR 2 Seaforth. 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She carried.a floral creation of red roses. The maid of honor, Miss Shir- ley Craig, cousin of the bride, of 60 Dufferin St., Guelph, and the bridesmaids, Mrs. Lloyd Dale, the groom's *siAter, RR 2 Seaforth, and Miss Sannette Ril- ey, sister ofrthe—bride, RR 1 Londesboro 'were gowned alike in floor length mint green nylon sheer gowns, A-line syle with lace bodices. Their matching short veils were crested with roses and leaves. They carried crescent bouquets of shastas. Mr. Raymond Cook was groomsman and the ushers were Mr. Lloyd Dale, brother-in-law of the groom RR 2 Seaforth and Mr. Tom Riley, brother of the bride of Fort William. The organist, Mrs. Harry Lear, LondesborO, accompanied the soloist, Mrs. Frank Grealis, of London, when she sang, "The 'Wedding Prayer", "The Lord is My Shepherd" and "Because". A reception was held in the church parlor where the bride's mother wearing a vhite and blue dress with silver sparkles, .turquoise accessories and a cor- sage of pink carnations received the guests. She was assisted by the groom's mother who wore a - two -piece aqua suit with hat to match and white accessories with a corsage Of pink carna tions. For their honeymoon trip to the west Coast the bride dress-. ed in a white lace and mauve skimmer dress with coat to match, white accessories and an orchid corsage. When they re- turn they will reside at RR 2 Seaforth, Ontarid. Guests were present from Fort Wiffiem, Wetton, Guelph, Paris, London,' Ante "Craig, Bel- ton, Woodstock and Stratford. SUMMER SA FINAL CLEARANCE 20% OFF On all Mexes and Boy's SHORT SLEEVE •SHIRTS BATHING SUITS BERMUDA SHORTS HATS AND CAPS SUMMER PANTS .011..L. O'SHEA MEN'S WEAR Phone 527-0995 Seaforth 13 Main St. N., OFFICE SUPPLIES PERSONALIZED. C'OASTkRS - • GIFT IDEAS SERVIETTES THE .HURON EXPOSITOR -Phone 527-0240 : . Seaforth SPECIALS FOR Thursday, Friday- and Saturday PURITAN—large 24 oz. tins BEEF or IRISH STEW Redpath Granulated , SUGAR, 5 lb. bag - SALADA "Prior Pak" -- .TEA' BAGS, cello bags of 100 Alien's assorted FRUIT DRINKS, large 48 oz.. 2 for 59* orange, fruit punch, pineapple, grapefruit or pineapple.orango Maple Leaf Pork PICNIC SELOULDERS, VA lb. tins $1.45 590 Superior Hot Dog or Hamburg ROLLS, pkgs. of ,8 each For the Barbecue CHARCOAL, 5 lb. bag ASSORTED FREgHIES • • PRODUC JUMBO CANTALOPg ONTARIO CABI3AGE California ORANGES, 180's 4 for 880 49 10 Pkgs. 490 E each 390 per lb. 50 2 (1•"• 894 • FOR ADDITIONALSPECIALS „ , SEE LONDON FREE PRBSS THURSDAY mith's Phone 527-0990 40:1Mivei*