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Ford Falcon owners group visits Auburn, Chamney
A flock of falcons flew into
Auburn this past Thursday and
rested here awhile. These falcons
were not of the bird species type,
but rather a brand of car that
Ford put into production back
in 1960.
The Ontario chapter of the Ford
Falcon Club of America chose to
make Auburn one of their stops on a
week-long Southern Ontario
tour to celebrate their 20th
anniversary.
The Ontario Chapter is the only
Canadian chapter, with 29 families
serving as members.
They began their tour in Oshawa,
travelled to Orillia, then Port Elgin
where they toured the Bruce Nuclear
plant.
Their interest in coming to Auburn
was to see Bud Chamney’s
collection of vintage and classic
vehicles which they thoroughly
enjoyed.
Club President Joe Tatti and his
wife Charmaine were excited to tell
me how they have always owned a
Ford Falcon. Joe shared, “I dated my
wife in a Falcon, got married in a
Falcon, and brought home our first
child in a Falcon.”
Though Ford halted production of
the Falcon in 1970, on a beautiful
day in September, 2015 Auburn
enjoyed having a flock of them come
to town where their owners ate some
lunch, visited for awhile before
heading off to St. Mary’s.
The group stopped for lunch in
Blyth as well, lining the street with
their antique vehicles.
A flock of antique car fans
The Ontario chapter of the Ford Falcon Club of America visited Auburn on Saturday as part of its 20th anniversary celebration.
The group of drivers visited Bud Chamney to take in his collection of antique vehicles and automobile paraphernalia. (Mark Royall
photo)
NEWS
FROM AUBURN
By Mark
Royall
Call
519-441-2223
PEOPLE AROUND
AUBURN
Outdoor spaces are smoke-free
You can expect less second-hand
smoke at local playgrounds, special
events and publicly owned sports
fields thanks to the Smoke Free
Ontario Act.
Changes to the Act came into
effect on January 1, 2015.
Among other Act changes, it is
now illegal:
• to smoke on or within 20 metres
of children’s playgrounds
• to smoke on or within 20 metres
of publicly owned sport fields and
surfaces. This includes areas for
basketball, baseball, soccer or beach
volleyball, ice rinks, tennis courts,
splash pads and swimming pools.
• to smoke in any area where food
or drinks are served or sold or
offered for consumption.
“Non-smoking signs have been
provided to the municipalities,” says
Patrick Landry, Public Health
Inspector. “These signs should be
posted at your local public sports
field or playground letting you know
that these are now non-smoking
spaces.”
If you have questions about the
signs or about these changes to the
Act, contact the Huron County
Health Unit.
Secondhand smoke contains more
than 4,000 chemicals, about 50 of
which are known to cause cancer.
There is no safe level of exposure to
second-hand smoke.
Next week, Auburn’s Walkerburn
Club will resume meetings after
taking a much-needed summer
break.
The club will return for its fall
season on Sept. 21 with a meeting at
the home of Eileen McClinchey.
Vera Penfound will serve as the
president for the month, while Mag
Treanor will head up the program.
The club’s last meeting was held
in June, meeting at the home of
Deanna Snell. Vera Penfound served
as president for the month in the
absence of the president.
Betty Archambault read the
minutes of the previous meeting,
while Ila Cunningham gave the
treasurer’s report.
The answer to the roll call was to
name your favourite meal.
At the meeting, Dorothy
Schneider provided members with a
very interesting program, while Mag
and Deanna served a delicious
lunch.
Club to resume meetings
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