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. As my old. Grandmother used to say many years' ago,
"Neither braggin' nor biowin' but .... " and then continue'
on to .relate some fine piece of news. Well, you may have to
put up with a bit of braggin' and.blowin' from anylelephone
•peop a you may know across the country. We're all basking
in reflected,glory'these days folrtowing the impact our_.Tele-
phone Association of Canada Pavilion has had on the crowds.
visiting Expo 67. Why, even. newspaper: critics, are raving
over the results of • several years •of planning and work by
the major telephone companies in Canada who worked as a
team on, this project. The whirlwind.tour of Canada via• Walt
Disney's Circle Vision 360° technique proved the most pop-
ular attraction at .Expo during its opening weeks. Some 36,-
.000. visitors 'a day are crowding into the circular theatre in
the Telephone Pavilion • to view the wonders•'that are Canada.
Canada 67 is leaving Canadians with a deep sense of pride
in their country and visitors .from other lands with a new
respect. and' awe at the vastness and variety . of our land. I
hope you Will put the Telephone Pavilion 'high on your list
of "must visit" buildings-wheTi"you are at Expo. It seems to
be the popular and""in" thing to •do at the greatest World's
Fair ever.
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Moving, whether it's off to the cottage for the summer
months, down the street, across town or to a distant city,`
presents quite a challenge for most homemakers. Lists of
things.to be done can help smooth the path, however: Could
1 ask you to please jot down -itelephone" at' the top of that
important list? And then let us know just as soon as the
date and place of your move are set. By letting us know
early of your moving plans we can clear up all the "behind
•-the scenes" work and ensure prompt service _when...you, move.
into your new dwelling. Although it usually takes our in-
- stallers only a short time to install telephones in your home,
much •planning and work must be •done in ••our switching
units to provide %is taken -for -granted service: When you
let us know early of your moving plans, we can ' plan ahead
to avoid any delay in serving you.
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When you are vacationing in unfamiliar territory —
as many of us may well be doing this year — it's good to
know that you can count on the local telephone directory for
help. If you need ;a mechanic, a new fishing rod, a good Tes-
taurant, a doctor or.a dentist, -you'll find 'listings .quickly in
the Yellow Pages., And, if you are not sure of dialing prp-
cedures or, just how to place a call in a strange town, you
can turn to the front, pages of the telephone book for help-
ful information.
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Seems hard to believe, especially with all the com-
munications of the ,future on display in the Telephone Pav-
ilion at Expo 67, but •just 91 years ago.— June 25, 1876 —
the first public demonstration of the telephone was held at.
the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia.
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orni...1'
k ather.
Fortner teachers and students
"and•4be11' families ,gathered for.
farewell .reunions at 5S. No, 4,
Tuckers'milth, •Saturday. There
were 22.12 'persons crowded into
the old one -room school, spilling
Out into the stairways and base
ment.i
Rain fell in torrents most of
the afternoon, •as if nature
seemingly wept at the end of
a coup , school where for a
cdnturf a steady stream - of
.children had struggled with the
business of getting an educa-
tion and had farmed' strong,
abiding friendships: Many of
these now had returne d to re-
new : these friendships and talk
of school days such as Mrs.
Vinton Loucks, (the former Em-
ily Hunter) -of .Minden, Mrs. M.
Lee, (the former Myrtle £r'ich)
of Ruthveri and Mrs. Orval Beam
(former Mildred Crich) of Port
Colborne. The event was ar-
ranged,:by Mr. ' and Mrs. Ross
Trewartha, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Falconer, Mr. Ernest Crich, Ntr.
Robert Lawson, Mr. Mervyn Fal-
coner, Mr. °assn°• Mrs. Reg Law-
son arid • Mrs. Orville Oke. .
The afternoon program open=
ed with le£ters" from two form-
er teachers, Miss Dorothy, Rein-
ke," Hamilton and Mrs. F. Scot-
chmer, Bayfield and a former
student, . Olive Glew, now Mrs:
Gordon McDonald of Strathroy,
being read by Mrs Orville Oke
and Mrs. Ross Trewartha.
The former teachers present
were introduced by Frank Fal-
coner as follows: Mrs. George
Falconer, Clinton; Mr. Harry
West, . Wingham; Mrs. Elliott
Layton,, Clinton; Mrs. Beryle
Carter; Mrs. Ross Alexander,
Egmondville; Mrs. Hugh. Ben-
nette, .Mrs. Glen Gagon, Lon-
don; and Mr. Adrian Brand.
Each teacher gave an interest-
ing speech. The prize for the
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earliest teacher went Mra•
-George Falconer and the. Apr. -tom'
`congest distance went ,ta•.M?i's.
Olen Gagon. The puiiils each
teacher taught were IOW -0'
.with their teacher.
The, prize for the oldest M-
il went to. Mrs.. Walter Swinba*
and to 'the „pupil coming the
greatest distance,. the , prize
went to Mr. Harry O'Brien of.
Killam, Alberta.
pne family was introduced
represented by -three genera-
tions 'all of whom had attended
the school, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
'Layton,' their son, Fdward. and
his son, Wayne.
The seeds of romance were
sown at the, little . one room
school• for present were several
couples who had both attended
the school, Walter Layton and
his wife., the former Mary Pep-
per; Alden Crich and his wife,
the former -Erma. Garrett; Aus-
tin Matheson and his wife, the
former Hazel Pepper; Melbprne
Ball 'and his wife, the former
Margaret Crich; and Frank Fal
coner and his Wife, the former
Eleanor Pepper.
,,.Sports convened by Bob Law-
son
awson and Mervyn and Frank
Falconer were cut short by the
rain.
A great deal of•interest .was
shown in, the display of old
school registers, pictures and
old school books, arranged in
the school ropm. a.
A smorgasbord picnic lunch-
eon was laid out . on tables in.
the school.: After 'thas bountiful
meal, many of the visitors re,
mined for the evening party,
playing cards and visiting
The evening program- began,
with a singsong led by Georgo
,Turner With Mfrs, Bob LeBeau at
the piano. ,
A violin selection by Bill Pep-
per accompanied by his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bob LeBeau on the
piano, was enjoyed.
This was followedL by a read-
ing, "The Football Game" by
Mrs: Ross Trewartha.
Mr. Gregor McGregor eater.r•.
tained with several stories and
George Falconer gave a brief
reminiscent speech.
_ Some sadness crept into. the
reunion when we remembered
those who had hoped to see
such an event but had not lived
to see it — Herman Crich, Mrs.
Fred Pepper and Marion Mathe-
son to name just a ' few.
Music for dancing was sup-
plied ,,by Mr. ,and Mrs. William
Holland and son, and this prov-
ed most en'oyable.
The sound system for the re-
union was kindly supplied by
Ross Merrill.
In charge of the lunch were
Mrs. Frank Falconer, Mrs. Bo
Lawson and Mrs. Eldon O'Brien.
Mrs. Orville Oke, -Mr. John Tur-
ner,Mr. Ernest Crich and Mrs.
Ross Trewartha `looked after
the visitor's register.
D•
Hensall Couple ':Mark
Fiftieth Anniversary
Mr. and' Mrs. Melville Tra-
quair of Hensall celebrated
their 54th wedding anniversary,
at their home Tuesday, June
13th, with open house, ..after
noon and evening, attended' by
over one 'hundred relatives,
neighbors and friends. A fami-
ly dinner was held at Hotel
Hensall Sunday evening, June
11th.
The • former Edna Mitchell,
their marriage was solemnized
at the home of the bride's. par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Mit-
chell,. in Tuckersmith, by Rev.
Harold Knight. 'They . were un-
attended. Following their mar-
riage they farmed on -the home-
stead for several years before
moving to the other• farm in
Tuckersmith before retiring to
Hensall lb November 1966. They
have a fancily. of four sons, Jack,
St. • Thomas; Murray. on the
homestead; Arthur, Woodstock;
Bob, Sarnia; 10 • grandchildren
and one great grandchild.
Pouring tea, from a tea table
covered with a lace cloth, cen-
tred with the anniversary cake
and gold mums were Mrs. R.
M. Peck or Hensall and Mrs.
Albert Traquair of Exeter. In
charge of the- register were
Nancy Traquair, Nancy Jones
and Jim Traquair., _Mrs. Jarvis
Horton • and" Mrs. Stanley Mit-
chell invited to the 'tea, room.
"Congratulatory messages were
received from Premier Robarts,
Hon. J. F. Diefenbaker, Han. C.
S. MacNaughton; Robert 1VleKin-
ley MP for Huron, ,-a framed
certificate from the Province of
Ontario and others. Mrs. Tra-
quair's father celebrated -his
100th birtliday. at H'uronview in
February, of , this year:
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Phone 527-1464 John St,
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• Fire, Residence, Contents
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APPL1CATIONS
TQWNSHIP OF HULLETT
Applications for, the position of Clerk -
Treasurer of the Township of Hullett • will
be received by the council of the Township
of Hullett.
All applications for the position must
be clearly marked on the envelope as to the
contents and be received not later than 6:00
o'clock, p:m. Saturday, July 1, f967.
All • applications must state the age,
marital status, education, previous :employ-
ment, residence and any other related ex-
perience that may be considered a qualifica-
tion for the position.
The salary and the conditions of empl-
oyment will be commensurate With, the qual-
ifications of the successful :applicant.
All applications are to be sent to Mr.
HarrJ F. Tebbutt, Clerk -Treasurer.
RARR F. TEBBUTT, , ,Clear-Preasurer
• RR 1, Loridesboro, Ontario.
Now " of
pert
Mfr•. and Mxa, Aav>:cl.'"riebile,
G'ariy Trlebner, BQb Ua4 pQU,
Brodie, ap .nt a few days with
Ms:Ole':
Mr . and' s, Campbe l ''ge ,at.
atestoui�e and enjoyedfish-
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=1Mr. z d Mrs. D. r:riebi4er cal-
'Jed
al:
during theWeekend on Mr.
"iebner's uncle, Mr. Dave Lik.
pert, in Gravenhurat.
Mr. and Mrs v11 an' Cooper
attended the Funeral of a Ceti'
sin in Lucan on Wednesday .af-
ternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs.. Wayne 4ttleton
and Charlene of London• Were
weekend • gtfests of .Mr..en4' ftp,
Russell Faber and £a}nily
Mr. and Mrs. Elrgy *POLO;
(the former- Myrtle.. A•rownlee)
are "visiting ,their cgtisitls;..Mrs.
Reid Torrance and Misr' Jean
`Nixon. '
Miss Sharon McBride spent
last week at Expo 67, Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs. Klaas Van Wier -
ren of Holland who have been
visiting their son and daughter
in-law Mr. and Mrs. 'Harry Van
Wierren and• family are at pre-
sent visiting other relatives,
and' friends and will return at.
a" later date.
Mrs. Robert Dalrymple ' and
girls of Brucefield, visited Sun-
day with Mr. _and Mrs: Edgar
McBride and Sharon.
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NOTICE TO DESTRQY
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NOTICE. IS • HEREBY GIVEN to
all Property Owners in Huron County
In accordance .with the Weed Control Act,eR.S.O.
1960, Sec 3, 13, 19, and -amendments thereto, that unless •.
noxious weeds growing oil -their lands are destroyed by
June 34th and throughout the season, the Municipality
may 'eirter upon the said lands and have the•,aiveeds .des-
troyed, charging the costs against the •land in taxes, as
set out in the Act.
The. co-operation of , all citizen's is solicited.
ALEX CHESNEY, Weed Inspector,
Couhty of Huron.
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