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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22nd, •1969
dormer Ashfield Couple Honour�
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Mr::and •Mrs. Gordon Jamieson
of Goderich. celebrated • their 5,Oth' •
wedding anniversay with an open
house: for friends and, neighbours ,_.•
October. 4 •
Tea was pared by Mrs .. Mariori
Harris, Mrs;; C., E. Wilson and Mrs:.
Leslie. Towle: The•guests.were
served by the granddaughters of `Mr.
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and Mrs Jamieson:.. .
'Following
the...open house, they
Were honoured by. their son and
'daughter.at:the Mait:la'nd.•Golf and
'Country Club ; ,Goderich where
• I25 relatives attende ' -a s orgas
•bord dinner
• A. program••followed with>Alex
Butler, 'Toronto as master,of•cerem
• onies.
(Attie late Mr... and Mrs '•Daniel
Mclnne's.of Langside ini1919.. They
farmed in Ashfield Townshipuntil.
'moving to Goderich in 1942. • ,
The Jamieson have one daughter,
Mrs ' J .. (Isabelle) .Splan: of ,Wood.
stock ,' and. one son., Stuart of Luck-,
now. There are eight grandchild-
' ren
randchild-''renandone great grandchild .
Guests attended the anniversary.,
celebration 'from:North' Dakota.. . •
Adrian,` Mich , Saskatoon , Ottawa
Toronto ,t Barrie ,. London,,. Wood-
• stock , ' Kitchener ,.. Winghani ;
sr ng-vxTl--,7"Vatkerton,; Cuckno'W
Whitechurch, Teeswater and.
G'oderich ,
". Stewart 'Splan of London •proposed,
a toast to his grandparents on be-'
half of the grandchildren
Entertainment by, Gail; Cathy
and :Glenda Jainieson.'of Lucknaw
dies At Huronview
REPORT FROM
QUEEN'SPAR.K
BY-MURRAY fiAU14T
M.P. P HHURON-BRUCE
The special'subsidies to Cbunty
.School Boards to hold,down educat-
ional tax increases this year will
cost the ,Province ;about .$48,4 ma -
lion, Education Minister Win',
Davis said this week.
These payments w 111, mean. a '7.2
per .cent increase in the $616 mil-
lion that the Department has' alloc-
ate • .for legislative grarts=ta S_ohoal
Boards`in. the-1969-70''fiscal year.
This year schoohta'xes'soarei in
.communities; which for years had.
enjoyed low taxes under the `local
board system. Some rural town-
ships reported tax increases -of 150•
per cent or more. In some areas,
home: owners found d themselves
facing, overnight increases of $100
to $200. mainly becauseof the.
switch to the.County School. Board:
system. '
Still' to be calculated is the cost
of special grants to French •
language Secondary schools,
Since the current session began
.11 .months ago, the Legislaturespent about 220 hours debating-- -
the estimates of 14 out: of 25
Departments. Last session 'the
House -covered the -estimates -of all
the Government;'s expenditures in.
268 • hours of debate,
• In order to clear the ;log jam,
the party leaders reached. tentative
agreement to send three Depart :-.•
'bents out tothe standing committ
ees'.and place the remainder on a
debating timetable .
• The. Governrrent has also agreed.'
to introduce an "open" question •
period,; w1ere .questions' are asked,
of'Cabinet Ministers . without •
advance notice.'
The Honourable George Kerr
PAGE TWENTY-THREE.
Minister . Department of Energy `'
and Resources Management announ
ced this week that the Government
has approved a '.program, to 'assist
•small'municipalities,,with high
cost pro jeets related to sewage and
water works •
The program' will provide.' Pr
incial assistance -sufficient tc
will •cost,an estimated. $3 million^.:
rising to $12 million; in 1971-72.
will .decrease. after: that.
I am certain that .the .progra •
will be welcomed -by .many mun oma.
ipalities which up until now have
it
not been able to copew•ih. the
heavy costs associated with '• water
and sewage installations.: •
ensure that :the 'cost;of a sewage.,___ .,
works in a municipality will not
exceed in ,average home charge
of. $120',.• per year. 'In water servic-
ing ,
ervic-ing, when costs .rise above $100 per'
average dome per year)for a cornni-
unity, the Province will:grant assis-
tance,
The• rrovincia'l assistance
progran, will ensure every: nunicip•t
ality-ii* Ontario will be able to
have .essential 'water and sewage
winks 'regardless of 'size.
In. the year 1970-7'1; the program
MRS. ADAM CUMI•NG:
was enjoyed. Mrs: Adam Curring of Blyth:
4,, poem, composed by1\�Irs. pasSed away at Huronv.iew Clinton
Marion Ha•rris..of 'Holyrood ; was, •" ori Friday, October. loth • Her
read by Janet. Splan: of Woodstock husband predece:a'sed her. in 1018
Mrs. Stuart Jamieson, Mrs'. Arthur
Short and Gail. Jamieson..sang• as' a 'Mrs: Curring is survived by one:.
trio: Be t Spettigue•.of:Lo'nd`on son, Hugh, Gurriing of London ,
'proposed a toast to 'the •celebrating ,formerly of hucknow , one daughterl'
couple...: •• Mrs G,:; 0 (Lsabel) Bradley. of
Meaford, f;vegtaridchi-12remand
The couple received ,messages of one brother; Robert Somers of.
congratulations , many floral trib Myth:
utes and gifts.
Mr. Jamieson, the sdn•of the late; Funeral service was held at the. '
r: -and Irs: John fatmeson�of `- a�keHVIerrlo'ri 1`CYI" 1 or,
Lucknow:, married the former on Monday, October 13th': Inter-
Sidney
nter Sidney Belle 'McInnes, daughter'. meat was in Blyth Union. Cemetery !
Mass. PubIi.c RaiIy �n: Oct.: 28
o Prevent, Cancer in Women
"One of the most :important • • 'headed by Dr. Kenneth I
campaigns' to' be waged against Mustard, Dunnville, medical ad- '
cancer at this 'time." , That isv1s, or to ,the Ontario Division of
haw Mrs �--Joseph M+cCoi,rie11, " ;t'he'C di "C n sb i t
Seaforth, education chairman will . give ' : talks and•; answer
for the Huron Unit of the .Can- questions from the' audience..
'adian Cancer Society,. described. Other • anel members are Maur- , .
oman o v omen ' ee w is ice J. Grimes, executive 'direct-
. is beingobserved by a mom- , • or ' of the • Ontario ' .Division;
moth rally at •the recreation Sister St. William, London, 'co
centre, CFB Clinton 'on Tues- • ordinator •of education of the
day evening, October .28. begin-' ' Ontario Division,and Dr. G P.
ning at eight o'clock. A. Evans, HuronCounty's Medi-
The •: objective • isto reach Cal Officer ' of Health. Panel
every , woman in the county, moderator will be Don Gray, , 'r
with pamphlets of vital interest educational TV, London board ,.
about cancer 'of the breast' and' • of Education. ,
cervix, the greatest causes of The evening will not be all ' •�•
women's
s deaths in Ontario. , Cancer' talk. For entertainment
"And yet these types of can- the Sisters of St. Joseph Con a
cer can be beaten," said Mrs; cert Band of London, will pro- •'
McConnell,, "through -early de- vide orchestral and band music, ',:
tection." ' , and also Vocal entertainment
-. ':- a •` . ice ��' �Il�'On•--�1�;t .:.. Th�ESI�'
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have issued a special invitation McConnell stressed that there
to husbands and :men to attend •would be no admission chargee
this rally, so, they too can •be or collection at this information•
educated in the prevention and : and
en, e October' evening on
p n' g
cure of cancer the
at,
A panelof cancer experts _._ CFB LLClinton.
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