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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-05-23, Page 10Page 10 Times-Advocate, May 23, 1974 , , , ,4.31"tIMEL‘, New.. a THE c,ito row SAYS WE VE THE GASOLINE TRIM YOU SHOUP KNOW"rmr $/LL GIVE YOUR rpucK TRACTOR mAri-aKoo EA IP c...7.44,cr.c.pi pw 117wWPE RFORMANCE BAKE SALE AT BLUEWATER — The ladies auxiliary of the Bluewater Rest Home staged a successful bake sale Saturday, Shown above from the left ore Mrs. Arnold Merner, Mrs, Leroy O'Brien, president Mrs, A. L, Brisson, Mrs. Jerome Sweeney and Mrs. Wilfred Corriveau. T-A photo RR 3 Dashwood 238..2481 74- , Wig • 7Z-— ar"0.- 43 4 "1 IP Could it be you? Forest firer cause floods! Ontario NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ENVIRONMENTAL HEARING BOARD TOWN OF EXETER In The Matter Of: Sections 42 and 43 of The Ontario Water Resources Act, as amended, - and - In The Matter Of: Plans and an engineer's report concerning the ex- tension of the municipal sewage system serving the Town of Exeter, - and - In The Matter Of: It appears from an examination of the said plans that the extension of the waste stabilization ponds will be located in Lot 24, Concession il, Township of Stephen adjacent to the existing lagoons, - and - In The Matter Of: The Environmental Hearing Board has been re- quested by the Ministry of the Environment to hold a public hearing concerning the extension of the municipal sewer system. The purpose of the hearing is to enable the Board to obtain information and to hear the views expressed at the hearing so as to enable it to form an opinion on the merits as to whether the use and operation of the proposed site would or would not be in the public interest. Take Notice that the Environmental Hearing Board hereby appoints the 3rd day of June, 1974 at 3:04 o'clock in the afternoon, local time, for the hearing to be held in the Board Room of Victoria and Grey Trust Company, 425 Main Street, Exeter, And Take Notice that plans of the proposed extension will be available for inspection in the offices of the Municipal Clerk of the Town of Exeter, Exeter, and the Municipal Clerk of the Township of Stephen, Crediton, Ontario. And 5urther Take Notice that if you do not attend at this hearing the Environmental Hearing Board may proceed in your absence and you will not be entitled to any further notice of the proceedings. T. M. Murphy, Secretary, Environmental Hearing Board. Thousands of enterprises in Canada have obtained loans from IDB to acquire land, buildings, or machinery; to supplement working capital; to start a new business; or for other sound business purposes. 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Mr. Kerr said the investigation into the potato industry does not necessarily include just Mr. Burnett. He said it might lead to charges under the Combines Investigation Act. Three major Oil companies have increased gasoline prices to dealers by more than 9c a gallon which will probably mean a 10c increase at the minimum to Ontario's motorists. Premier William Davis said there are no plans to review or stall the increase in gasoline prices at the moment. He could not see any reason for prices going up as much as they have which might suggest that there will be some possible future Ontario action over oil and gasoline pricing. It was estimated that the stock of oil and oil products produced at the old price of $4.00 a barrel for oil at the well head, would last until May. Mr. Davis told the Legislature he found it hard to understand an increase beyond the estimated 7c that was agreed to at the Ottawa Conference six weeks ago. Ontario residents pay a total of $44 million for each lc increase in the price of a gallon of gasoline and fuel. The Provincial tax on gasoline is 19c a gallon. The Ontario Government has changed its mind for the second time and decided denturists should be allowed to work in- dependently of dental supervision By MRS. J. ,TEMPLEMAN Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman attended the graduating exer- cises at Centralia College on Friday. Mr. & Mrs. John Miller and family visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. E. Willard, Exeter. Darlene Templeman, Waterloo spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman and family. Visiting at the same home Sunday were Mrs. Dale Martyn, Wanda and Michelle, Russeldale; Mr. & Mrs. David Capling, London; Bev Stewart, Janice Ford and Geraldine Templeman, Strat- ford. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Cross and Janet Miller, London, visited on the weekend with their parents, Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Miller, Mrs. Carter Kerslake, Vera Hambley and Mrs. John Tern- pleman, attended a District Conveners Women's Institute planning meeting at the home of Mrs. Ray Paynter, Kirkton Monday evening. Biddulph couples visit Lion Safari By MRS. M. H. ELSTON BIDDULPH M. H. & Mrs. Elston ac- companied by Mr. & Mrs, Ray Regular Centralia and Raymond Jr. motored to Rockton for the Safari and then to Hamilton. Following their trip they were supper guests of Mr. & Mrs. Regular. Mr. & Mrs. Bob Blair, Robin and Fay Ann also Mr. Bob Simpson were guests of Mr. & Mrs. Ray Mills on Sunday, Ray was celebrating a birthday. Mrs. Sam Skinner, Mrs. Jack Blair, Mrs. Bob Blair, Mrs. Allan Elston and Mrs. Charlie Alkinson attended a shower for Mrs. Jerry Northcott held at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Weiberg on Friday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Murray Rowe and granddaughter of Brinsley visited on Friday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Elston. Mrs. Kay Blair visited her mother who is a patient in St. Marys Hospital, London, also Mrs. John McAllister who is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. if they passed qualifying examinations, Health Minister Frank Miller said that the den- turists who wrote the examination to qualify to work under dentists now would be able to work independently. However, they will have to pass upgrading examinations when they are set. Denture therapists will not be allowed to make partial dentures except under dentists' supervision. They will be restricted to full upper and lower plates for fitting in a mouth where no teeth remain, Making a partial denture is a much more complicated procedure than making a full plate, according to Mr, Miller, because of possible problems with adjacent teeth. So this work should be supervised by a dentist. Ontario Hydro is to be allowed to expropriate certain lands required for relocation of a Canadian Pacific Rail line to make way for the controversial dam near Arnprior. But it has been refused the go ahead on other land needed only during dam construction and for a tran- smission line, Hydro may re-apply for ex- propriation of further land when it can state more precisely how much land it needs and where the transmission line will be built. Otherwise the way is cleared for the $50 million dam. Environment Minister, William Newman, confirmed the Enquiry Officer's findings that Hydro's evidence about how much land it needed and for what purposes was vague and un- convincing. Ontario Housing Minister Sidney Handleman, said this week that house prices are on the way down and will bring savings that will reach buyers on lower incomes. He attributed this to the Province's new land speculation tax. However, the opposition pointed out that the facts do no seem to bear this out as housing costs rose 6 percent within the area covered by the Toronto Real Estate Board in the month of April. Ten or twelve Ontario doctors are being investigated by the Government for fraud in collecting fees under the Ontario Health Insurance Plan. A Ministry of Health official told the Legislature Public Accounts Committee, that with only 400,000 residents paying their own premium, op- portunities for fraud are mostly with doctors. He said checks are run by sending letters to all the patients seen in one month by a doctor. In a smaller city or town the letters go to patients of all doctors. In Metro Toronto doctors are selected according to areas. Doctors do not know when areas will be checked, The letters ask for verification that the patient was seen at the time indicated by the doctor and for the same illnesses. The Ministry official said about 18 of 10,000 letters show a discrepancy. Further investigations arecarried out, first by the College of Physicians and Surgeons then by the Government. By MISS ELLA MORLOCK CREDITON Sunday morning, members of the UCW took charge of the service in Zion United Church during the absence of the pastor Rev. Douglas Warren, who is preaching mission hi Thunder B Mrs. Cliff Russell led the meeting, Mrs. Alvin Finkbeiner led in prayer and Ella Morlock read the scripture. A double duet was sung by Mrs, Peter Martin, Mrs. Lloyd Lamport, Mrs. Ervin Ratz and Mrs. Douglas Gill. Mrs. Gordon Finkbeiner accompanied them. Mrs. Ray Morlock, Mrs. Nelson Lamport, Mrs. Cliff Kenney and Mrs. Ross Pickering acted as ushers. Mrs. Lorne Preszcator told the children's story, comparing the budding growth of a willow branch with the life of a well- trained child. Mrs. Warren brought the message on being well rooted in the soil of God's love. Personals Mrs. Nelson Schenk appeared on the TV program Gemiitlichkeit, on Channel 13 last Thursday. She was questioned about the celebration of her 55th wedding anniversary. Mr, & Mrs. Sylvester Wuerth Horse club holds meeting The first meeting of the Exeter 4-H Horse and Pony Club was held May 17 at Victoria and Grey. The meeting opened with the 4- H Pledge. Roll call was taken with 13 in attendance, Jean Johns and Helen Preszcator conducted the election of officers. Terminology was discussed and will be a subject which will be discussed at all our meetings. The new president is Barb Preszcator; Cindy Small is vice president; secretary is Trudy Johns and Brad Johns is press reporter. Len MacGregor, the County Extension assistant explained about the judging competition to be held Saturday May 25 in Seaforth. He told of the cham- pionship horse show to be held Sept. 20 at Seaforth Fair. attended the funeral of Mrs. George Baxter, mother-in-law of Doris, at Belle Ewart, Wed- nesday, and visited with Mrs. Doris Baxter and her family, Lefroy. Mrs. Lauramae Elliott, Thedford, accompanied by her daughter Peggy of Kitchener, called on Ella Morlock and Nola Faist Sunday. Mark Warren spent the weekend at Camp Bimini near Stratford. Visiting with Glasgow couple By MRS. HEBER DAVIS SAINTSBURY Mrs. Ron Carroll and Brenda and her parents Mr. & Mrs. Ian Bertram of Glasgow, Scotland are visiting relatives in Saskatchewan for the next two weeks. Mrs. Clarence Davis held a surprise birthday dinner for her husband at the Knotty Pine Inn, London. Sunday evening. Their family, Mr. & Mrs. Cameron Davis and Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Love, Varna were guests. Later several relatives gathered at their home for the evening. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dobbs Jr. and Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dobbs, Sr., Exeter were guests at a testimonial dinner and dance at the Memorial arena Strathroy, Friday evening for Mr. Harold Eastman who is retiring, e Mr, George Carroll, Detroit spent a few days over the holiday with his brother Mr. & Mrs. Harry Carroll. 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