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Winners at the Igspital Aiuxilr notch -plant food, MilJred Ctlllis,
iatie's antitial' penny' Sale ,l#,st R.R.2, Brussels; Cash -fishing
week were: pole & reel, Mrs. Grant Finne-
Genesco Shoes•sboes, Mts, 14,o'• gan; ' D. Williamson -light bulbs,
ray'Llennis, Walton; Stedmau0i, Mrs. Harold Pethick, R:11.2; Jack
cookie jar, Lloyd Bedard; GAY. Thompsons-sbgbs, Mae Smith;
Woods -air sanitizer, Mrs, Shir:loy Seaforth Jeweller -towel bar, An -
Rose, Mitchdll; Pat Bennett -toy drew McNichol,; Ewart Wilson -2
r mouse, Mrs, Paul Brady; Glii- dozen eggs, Julia Acheson;
gerichs-wall plaques, Darlene Crown Hdwe.-6 salad bowl set,
Ryan, Clinton; Anstetts-hurricane Belle Campbell; Klings-knife
lamps; 'Howard Breen, R.R.I; sharpener, Ed Beards, Mitchell;
Co.OP-can opener,, Rose Burke, Prov. of Ontario Savings Office -S
.•, Staffa; Seaforth Jewellers-bulle- silver dollars, Mrs. Aaron •4antzi,
a; tin cube, Gloria Racho, R.R.4; Dublin; Cash -waste basket, Mrs.
Reds' Fina -charcoal lighter, Liz Delphine Buys; John Longstaff-
tWat.son, Egmnndville; Gcn-caco- sun glasses., Helen McKenzie,
shoes, Janice Preszcator, Londes- R.R.1; Keatings Pharmacy -radio,
yrs boro; McLaughlin Motors -car, Mrs. W, Titford; Hair Shop -hair
wash, Clara Brugger; Hilde- spray & contrdl, Bob McCowan;
yAt brands -floral arrangement, Eva Genesco-shoes, Mrs. Joe J. Lane,
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McCartney; Hilda Sellers -tatted' , R.R.S; Topnotch -plant treat, Mrs.
3 set, Monique Vantyghem; S As Ira Robinson, R.R.3, Kippen; Jim
AM,,- f. Hdwe.-garbage can, Ethel Haist; Crocker -slip
pers, Hazel McGon-
Mrs. J•C. Cornish -beauty coun- igle; Nobel Lanes -5 games open
selor, Gordon McKenzie; Whit- bowling, Mrs. W. Titford; Vera
rr� neys•lamp, Mrs. Doug Ennis; Haist-pillow (blue), Marion Rose;
f E`u Commercial Hotel -2 dinners, Trapnells-52.00 baking, Don
r george Hays; Huron Expositor- Coleman; Hospital Auxiliary -crib
tape & markers, Doris King; quilt, Donna Oliver, Clinton;
tt' Toronto -Dominion -3 silver dol- Expositor -dater, markers, Brenda
Tars, Tracy Bradshaw; McLaugh- Mclniosh, R.R.4; .Setaforth
lin Motors -car wash, Mrs. Harvey Creamery -10 lb. Elmgrove
p.
ry .� s ., ..1� • �*" ''i` Moore; Keith Sharp -oil, Tracy Spread,'Mrs, Ira Robinson, Kip -
Bradshaw; Stewart Bros -shirt, pen; Knapps-lamp, Elaine Palin;
err, • • Marg Wright; Flannery's Clean- Ball & McCauley -socket tool set,
ers-53.00 cleaning, Angelo George Hays; Dublin Meat Mar -
REBELLION OF 1837 -- Miles Potter Is one of the rebels in this scene from the Andreassi; Seaforth Creamery -]0. ket-55.00 voucher, Mae Hille-
Ib. Elm Grove Spread, Wendy brecht; Velma Haist-cushion,
Theatre .'Passe Muraille play 1837. Theatre Passe Muraille players have been Smith; Merck Sharp Drug Co.-sil- Mrs. T.F. Wilbee; Bob Dinsmore -
staying in Seaforth•and rehearsing their play in.the Memorial Hall in Blyth. 1837 ver dish, Mrs. W. Titford; Gay oil, Jim McQuaid, R.R.S.,
opens Sunday in Clinton at the Sales Barn at 2 p.m. (C.A.Hyatt Photo) Lea -10 lb. milk powder, Mrs. Larones-fruit arrangement,
D.F. MacLennan; Huron Whole, Donna Oliver, Clinton, Bit)
sale -chocolates, Alex McMichael, • O'Shea -shirt, Deanne Oldfield;
.Hydro asking inions on nuclearplant Clinton; Gay Lea - gal. ice Canadian Imperial bank of.g o� cream, Jessie McGregor;
Mrs.
Sills merce-3 silver dollars, Mrs.
Ontario Hydro researchers making a telephone survey in members of the public with a view Hdwe.-server, Helen Reeves; fr8nk Johnston; The Forge -2
were carrying out a preliminary, Goderich, askin to their participation in the choice Texaco(Bob Dinsmore) -oil, Mrs. $1.65 take-out dinners,' Florence
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study of public' attitudes and reaction to the proposed nuclear of the site fora new electrical Hannah Parke, London; Vincents- Ludvigsen, Clinton; Crown
other related social factors in plant. energy centre will also be held. toy tractor, Bob Watson, Eg- Hdwe.-hockey helmet,' Steven
Huron County last week. This preliminary study involves The meetings likely will begin mondville; Ken Moore -1 flat of Ungarian; Geralds Datsun -stain -
The study involves the government ministries and the in Tat a spring or the summer, it eggs, Don Heard, R.R.2; Jack less spoons, Mrs. Andreassi;
owin• Boyes-hand cleaner,:' Irwin Tre- Shinens-pillow slips, Marg Scott;
gathering of data on attitudes of community. It marks the very first was announced today. Follg wartha; IGA-1 case pop, Jean Main St. Variety -picture, Mrs. M.
people in the study area toward step in a sequence of events that these meetings the site will be DeCecco, Toronto; Milton Dietz- Asquith, Clinton; Queens Hotel -2
possible n ew generating station would lead to full public chosen. cat' chow, Anne Marie Maloney, dinners, June Hillen, Walton;
sites and associated transmission participation in the selection of. a The new energy centre would cat'
c ; ,Anneramps Arrow Station -
lines. It is hoped the work will site in Huron County once such be the site of one or more R.brake fluid, Tom Carter; Top- (Continued on Page 13)
identify major social issues and proposal is approved. thermal -electric generating
concerns in the area, and provide During this early phase citizens- stations. The decision as to the
information for further research randomly selected will be type of station will be decided
into citizen involvement. interviewed by a team , of later.
A group of women from Ontario researchers. The new st ation, or stations,'
Hydro'•s 'Toronto office were A series 'of meetings with "will help • to balance the Thank -you
eneration for the province In
g -
Eastern Ontario rive or six "
stations, located at Lennox, Guides and .Brownies wish to thank
Pickering, Bowmanville and
Wesleyville are in various stages all the mothers who helped' during
of construction or recently
completed. We now will need to our.reeent Cookie Day.
1.balance this generation wijlt 'r
comparable stations in the
western part of the province," a 'f
Hydro spokesman said.
btattons now under
Birthday Greetings to Mrs, which greatly enhanced our construction in various stages of
Vera Moore of Mitchell - 78 on opinion of that part of the development in southwestern
April, 2'7fh. Her family took her Y Ontario
at include two nuclear
,,,cutReor dinner. Hancock of Birds
estind animals were ver coal-firedan' ' t' "1Jruce'" and two:
P Y Commony�:cuJ,th . ,.'dRwp,...4inder',. . .,
s ation's at Nanticoke
Egmondville United Church took and Lake Erie.
the devotionals this week. He
chose Chap. 8 St. Mark's Gospel
for his background. Vs. 27. And
Jesus went out and his disc-iples
to Caesarea Phillippi. And on the
way he asked his disciples whom
do men say that 1 am? They
answered and' said unto him John
the BaptisCand some say Elias;
and others say one of the
prophets.
And Jesus said "Whom do you
q say that I am? and Peter
answered "Thou are the Christ".
Vs. 34. And when he had called
the people unto him and his
disciples he said unto thein.
Whosoever will come after me let
him deny himself and take up his.
Cross and follow me. Mr.
Hancock spoke -of crosses people
might have to bear sucFi• as the
loss of a loved one or some
infirmity we have to' bear.
Mr. Hancock brought along a
few slides of his.trip to Australia
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