The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-05-30, Page 9A MOTLEY CREW — The main characters of "Tom Sawyer" gather
after the play at Stephen Central on Thursday Night, Cast members
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Stade, Richard Webb, Mary Ellen Schlenker, Cindy Becker. Bottom left:
Anne Dearing, Marilyn Ludlow, Wayne Amerongen, Kathy Willard,
Donny Gill, Mike Ondrejicka. T-A photo
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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,
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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 II, Township of Stephen adjacent to the existing
lagoons,
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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 mdnicipal 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 3:00 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 Further 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.
Stephen school students
present sow-hem rnyskol
The Mississippi south came to
.Huron County Thursday evening
as students of Stephen Central
Public School presented the
musical "Tom Sawyer" to an
alines( capacity audience,
Don Finkbeiner, principal and
director of the play said, "I think
the kids really came across and it
was a most appreciative
audience".
Grade eight students at
Stephen Central have been
working since mid-January,
learning the music, auditioning
for parts and making the
scenery, The musical was a
class production by room No, 1
rather than a choir production.
"It was a new way of raising
some funds for graduation,
Finkbeiner said. The grade eight
students wanted extra money to
make their graduation a special
event. Part of the riroceeds from
the play will go towards getting .a
speaker for the graduation
dinner.
The costumes for the show
were made by the girls in the
class. About 40 students were
involved in the production, both
on stage and behind the scenes,
"Many people in the audience
corinnented after the show that
they were surprised that the boys
contd sing as well as they did,"
Finkbeiner said. "We knew they
mild do it but they have to be
persuaded to show us."
Despite long hours of rehearsal
And preparation, the kids really
enjoyed putting on the musical.
"We are trying to get the young
people more involved in
drainatics," Finkbeiner said.
The students learned a lot from
the experience and had a lot of fun
in the process,
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Plan strawberry supper
Beauty theme for Cromarty ladies
By MRS. ROBERT LAING
CROMARTY
Beauty was the theme of the
May meeting of the Marian
Ritchie Evening Auxiliary at the
home of Mrs. Larry Gardiner.
Presiding, Mrs. Carter Kerslake
opened the meeting with a poem
on the month of May.
"For the Beauty of the Earth,"
was sung, followed by scripture
read by Mrs. Norman Harburn.
Eleven members answered the
roll call with a verse on beauty.
The president, Mrs. Bev
Taylor, was in charge of the
business. It was decided to
postpone the June meeting one
week because of the strawberry
supper. The June conference in
Atwood, June 10 was announced.
The Presbyterial visitor this year
will be Mrs. James McNeil of
Atwood. Mrs. B. Taylor and Mrs.
J. Carey were appointed to
inquire into the cost of getting a
second edition of the Marian
Ritchie cook book printed.
The hymn, "All Things Bright
By MANUEL CURTS
GREENWAY
The Junior Department of the
United Church Sunday School are )busy preparing for their an-
niversary service, on June 9,
when the Harvesters' Quartette
of Sarnia will be their special
guests.
Attend Graduation
Mr. & Mrs. Ross Brown at=
tended the graduation festivities
at the University of Waterloo on
Thursday when their daughter-
in-law, Jane (Tuckey) Brown
received her Bachelor of Science
degree, and again on Saturday
when Laurence Brown received
the degree of Bachelor of Applied
Science.
Mr. & Mrs. James Eagleson,
Mrs. Morley Eagleson and Mr. &
Mrs. Lloyd Knight, Thames Road
attended the same festivities on
Friday when Morley Eagleson
received his ' Bachelor of
Mathematical Science degree.
Personals
Mrs. Lawrence Curts, Grand
Bend; Evelyn, Viola and Manuel
Curts attended the Watkin-Stoyle
wedding in Rowntree Memorial
United Church, London. The
bride is a granddaughter of Mr. &
Mrs. William Curts, London.
Mr. & Mrs. Selbourne English
visited in Detroit Friday and
Saturday and attended the
Shriners Ceremonial in Port
Huron.
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Brown
attended an anniversary supper
in Thedford Anglican Church on
Saturday evening.
Mr. & • Mrs. Lawrence Curts,
Grand Bend, and the Curts' here
attended the United Church
London Conference
"Celebration" last Tuesday
evening in Alumni Hall, U.W.O.,
London.
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Ross,
Dorchester, were recent visitors
with Mr. & Mrs. S. English.
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Pollock,
London and- Mr. & Mrs. Ted
McPhersOn, Toronto and Grand
-Bend visited relatives here
recently.
By the way: Politicians can't
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why rabbit fur is cheaper than
mink.
Mrs. Lloyd Miller gave the study
book chapter, No longer
strangers, but fellow citizens.
With the aid of a flip chart they
pointed out that we are currently
organizing a global community
and must be prepared not only to
give to other countries and
societies, but to receive help from
them in various ways. The
meeting closed with the hymn
"In Christ there is no East or
West," and the Lord's Prayer.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Jefferson and
Robbie, Thunder Bay, visited
Thursday evening and Friday
with the former's sister-in-law,
Mrs. John Jefferson and her
family.
Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Allen, Mr. &
Mrs. Harvey Dow, Mr. & Mrs.
Donald Johns, and Mr. & Mrs.
Robert Laing attended the
Monday night bowlers' banquet
and dance, Saturday evening.
Visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Otto
Walker were Mr. & Mrs. Art
Lamans, Strathroy; Mrs. Jack
McGhee, Roy and Judy, London.
Mr. & Mrs. John Wallace
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Gus Ileagy, London.
After winning the first game of
the season, Cromarty senior girls
lost both games last week. On
Monday night they were defeated
by Usborne 29-20 in Kirkton and
on Tuesday Granton handed
them a 20-5 loss.
Two men from the Gideon
Society were in charge of the
church service on Sunday. Next
Sunday's service has been
cancelled because of Hensall
anniversary and Sunday School
Will be held at 9:30.
Frank Tester, Calgary, visited
early in the week with David
Scott.
Mr. & Mrs. Ross of Toronto
visited last week with their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. & Mrs.
Murray Ross and family.
Mrs. Murray Ross has been
engaged to operate the booth at
the South Ilibbert Athletic
Grounds in Cromarty.
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