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LEAVE FOR CYPRUS pollutants from cars without going
*Mr. and Mrs. Don Dore and beyond control levels sought for
family visited on. Sunday with 1973, Mr. Auld said.• .
'Mrs. Ian McNabb and bbys and Officials of the Department of
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Karns and girls, Municipal Affairs had an. "unac -
who were enjoying a week end_at ceptable relationship" with Cam-
" the cottage, before Mrs. McNabb brian Stationers Limited, the
and the Karns leave for. Legislature's Public Accounts Com<
ajor--Mc-NabbLw-ho mittee said-this-vkeek-in-tabling
• is stationed there. its report. . •
The Committee was critical of
more than $1 million worth of
purchases made by the Department
of Cambrian over a two year per
froln 1969 to 1971. ,-------__
Mr. and Mrs. Don -Robertson
travelled' to Sarnia to spend the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ian
Harris and'family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mackay of
Waterloo visited on Saturday ,
afternoon with' Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Thompson. Bill Mackay will
be spending this week end in Port
Elgin at a Union ,Steward's camp.
•
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Collins
spent Dominion Day week end
with their son Johnny in Barrie.
BY MURRAY GAUNT
M.R.P. HURON-BRUCE ,
Auto pollution controls proposed
by the Federal Government for
1975-'76 could cost car buyers an
extra $100 milliOn in Ontario
according.to Ontario Environment
Minister. James Auld.
Calculations of future air qual-
ity-indicate_Ontario_will reach
proposed federal-standards for
The Committee found" "that
purchasing practices and proced-
ures in the Department were tot-
ally unprofessional, that there was
a wide spread avoidance of com-
petitive tendering, and that there
was an unacceptable relationship
between the Department and
Cambrian.
AU health workers in Ontario
from doctors to speech therapists,
wj in future be regulated under.
REPORT FROM
QUEEN'S PARK
Ted McClenaghan of Kitchen ,-
er spent the week end , with, liis
mother Mrs. Lillian McClenag-
han.
Torn Morrison of Lucknow has'
sold his 6 acre property on high*
way 86, with its driveway oppo
site Bill Evans home.
Mrs. Robert Mowbray on Wed-
nesday last accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. Relison Falconer and family
to Newmarket to attend the funeral
Of Barbara Mintz and her husband
to be, who were killed in a car
accident.
MT. and Mrs. Athol Purdon
and Shelley of Sarnia were accom-
panied here by, his mother Mrs.
A. E. Purdon, who had spent a
few weeks with them and spent •
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Mowbray.
On Saturday at 7,30 at the
Presbyterian Church, Listowel,•Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin and Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Mowbray attended
the wedding of Kenneth Twitzer -
and Gayle Henderson. The recep-
tion was held at Atwood Commun-
ity Centre.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McDoug-
all and. Harry Caldwell of Londes-
boro were Sunday afternoon
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bill
[Untold.
Chalmers C.O.C. and W.M.S.
meeting will be held Wednesday
afternoon July 19 in the church
Sunday School room with leaders
Mrs. Russel Ross, Mrs. Victor
Emerson and Helpers Mr's. Hugh ,
Simpson.„-Mrs„.Auchie-Rardon_._
Roll call to fie answered 'by a
Child of the Bible. The courtesy
remarks to 'be given by Mrs. John
de Boer. .
Mrs. Al Olson and Rickey . of
LivOnia and Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Emerson were Sunday afternoon
callers on Mr. and Mrs., Torn M.or-
rison•and enjoyed a trip to see
Kenneth Morrison's horse Ginger
and her two Year and one year
old colts on pasture.
Ginger was' a favorite of the vii
WHITECHURCH
lage children, always allowing all
to 'bestow their affections on her
and willing to give them a ride
on'her back.
'Mr. and Mrs,l_ Bill Ford of
Wingham were Sunday evening"
-,
holidays.mr. a
and , Mrs.
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Rintoul.
Mr. and Mrs. John Willis last
week moved from Toronto to a
Town House in Hanover , where
he will begin the first of August
as. Chiropractic Doctor. During
the month of July , John,• is look -
•
ing after Dr. Henninways office
in Listowel while he is on
Gordon Rintoul,
Mr. and' Mrs. Bill Rintoul
on Saturday at 3 o'clock attended
the Wedding of Glen Weatherdon
and Lynda Cameron at Trinity
linited_Church.„Astifield„Th•
dinner.was at 5 o'clock in the
Anglican Church' Parish Hall,
Lucknow. tpda intre-daughter
Of Mr'. and Mrs. Ralph Cameron
(nee Euphemia Rintoul).
Mr. and Mrs, John Rintoul of
Milliken attended the Weatherdon-
Cameron Wedding and on the week
end visited with Mr. and Mrs.'
EWart MacPherson Lucknow , Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Rintoul, Mr.' and
Mrs. Gordon/Rintoul.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wybenga ,
John, Clarence and Kathy left
last Wednesday 4-norning for
Bbwmanville , where Kathy will
remain with her 'sister Rudy, Clar-
ence will visit with his cousin
Freddie while his parents Mr. and
Mts. Victor Wybenga and John
spend a month with their parents
in Holland..
Home for the week end were
Joann Laidlaw of G oderich, Alma
Corm of Toronto, Irene de Boer
of Stratford ,and Janette Johnston
of Miss
LOn
Anne
don.
Weber :is this week .
enjoying a weeks holiday from
work at the Bank of Commerce,
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ross visited
Sunday With their son Jim Ross •
and Mark and with Mrs. Ross and
daughter born on Thursday at
Kitchener Hospital. The comm-
`trexrendrcohratuiarion
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ross..
r r. an' s. Ia ton c ultz
arrived hbme on Friday after a •
few weeks visit with their daugh-
ter in, Manitoba .
Mrs. Al Olson and son Rickey
of Livonia spent the• holiday week
end with Mrs. Charlie Tiffin,
Mt. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin, Mr. •
and Mrs. Victor Emerson, Russ •
Ritchie and Mr. .and Mrs. Tom •
Morrison ,.
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PURPLE GROVE
Visitors recently with Mr. and
Mrs. Don Dore and family were
Margie Collins, Deanna Scott,
Jamie Farrell, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Gilkes of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. •
Wm. Wood of Durham and Ron-
nie MacDonald and Steve Hall of
Lucknow. •
Vicki Dore enjoyed the camp '
out on Saturday when she assisted
Mrs. Marlene Coiling and Mi.
Roy Davies leader of the Ripley_
Cubs.
one Act by a board of seven lay-
men, the Provincial Secretary for
Social,Developrnerti told the Leg-
islature this week. •
He said the legislation will be
unique in bringing into one Act
legislation pertaining to all
health disciplines. '
The Board will be given sub-
stantial authority over all activ
ities of those practising in the
health field, particularly in the
areas of ethics and standards.
The Prime . Minister announced
that_there_would be &pointed a
Select Committee to inquire into'
and report on the Ontario
Board; the Minister of Agric-
ulture said there would be, a select
committee appointed to study
land drainage in all its .aspects;
and the Minister of Transporta -
tion and Communications announ-
ced the establishment of a Select
C.ornenittee on snowmobiles and
all terrain vehicles in the Prov-
registered retirement plan.
can be deducted from the
income' on which you pay
tax. Put that money away
in monthly instalments in
your Victoria and Grey
special savings account.
'beginning right now. You'll
earn high interest until the
end of February next year
and you can put it into
your own retirement
income fund and. deduct
that amount from 'taxable
income., Let us set it all up
for you. Get smart today
'at Victoria and Grey.
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