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Page 14 Times-Advacate, September 5, 1974
Observe decoration clay
By MRS. DAVID KESTLE
CtANDPBOYE
A large crowd attended the
decoration day services at St.
James Anglican Church.
Rev. Niadden was the guest
speaker and the Junior Choir of
St, James Church lead by Mrs.
Alan Hill sang "He washed mine
eyes with tears,"
Decoration Day for the
Railings Family means a family
get-to-gether at the home of Mr.
& Mrs. Orville Rollings. Mr. &
Mrs. C. Rollings, Mr. & Mrs. A.
Smith, London; Mrs. Brandon,
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Rollings, Ails e
Craig, Mr, & Mrs. Collins and
family, London; Mr. & Mrs.
Clarke Rollings and family,
Bryanston; Mr, & Mrs. Harvey
Rollings and family and Mr. &
Mrs. R, Richardson and Johnny
attended.
" Personals
Ray Swanson student at
Fanshawe College is a new
resident in Clandeboye in the
apartment above the General
Store.
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Banks, Cindy
and Krista, Brights Grove,
visited Mrs. M.J. Simpson on
Friday. Krista and Cindy
remained for the weekend,
Mr. & Mrs. John Simpson and
Paul, were home for Decoration
Day with Mrs, I Simpson.
Mrs. Ernie Lewis spent the
holiday weekend with Mr. & Mrs.
Arnold Lewis and family.
Mrs. Jim McCarthy and girls,
Granton visited Sunday With her
mother, Mrs J. Donaldson, June
and Cindy.
Archie Robertson will be
starting his studies at Emmanuel
College, Kitchener. Andy
Robertson who has returned from
the West Coast resumed his
studies at Fanshawe College,
London.
Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Blake have
constructed a wishing well .on
their property.
Mr & Mrs. Peter Vis, Chatham
were guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Peter Groenewegen for the
holiday.
Mr. & Mrs. Kestle, London
visited Monday with Mr. & Mrs.
D. Kestle.
Nathan Skinner , London
spent the weekend with his
grandparents and Janis Kestle.
Stanley and Nancy Skinner
visited on Monday with the
Kestle's. Torn Kestle and Lynn
Ross visited the honey farm on
Tuesday evening.
The boys of the Clandeboye
Baseball team had a game
Tuesday evening at Lieury.
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Millson,
Mr. & Mrs. J. Beckett, Kit-
chener; Mr. & Mrs. R. Millson,
London; Mr. & Mrs, G. Millson
were entertained on Sunday at
the home of Mr. & Mrs. Eugene
Glavin and Leona. The occasion
was Florence Millson's birthday.
Mr. & Mrs. Millson were in St.
Marys, Tuesday where they
attended the funeral of Mrs.
Dykes, a former neighbour.
ADMIRING INDIAN DOLLS — Displays presented by the Oshweken Indians covered all crafts. Above,
Susan Gregus and Kirsten Hoogenboom of Exeter admire Indian dolls as shown by Mrs. James Sky, wife of
the Oshweken reserve chief. T-A photo
Scripture slides to be shown
at Centralia church service
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
Calvin Fahner of Mississauga
will be a guest at the Sunday
School Service in the United
Church on Sunday morning. He
will show slides to illustrate his
work in connection with the
Scripture Union Holiday Clubs.
Sunday School begins at ten
o'clock. .
Dorcas Williams returned to
her home in Sarnia after spen-
ding two weeks with her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr, & Mrs.
Lloyd Morgan. Mr. & Mrs.
Morgan accompanied her home
and spent several days with her,
returning home on Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Molnar
were guests on Friday with Mrs.
G.F. Penwarden at her cottage at
Grand Bend.
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Greb and
family have returned to their
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home in the village after spen-
ding the past two months at Deep
River.
Mr. & Mrs. Chas. McKinnon,
Randy and Roxanne of Scar-
borough were visitors for a few
days with Mr. & Mrs,Borden
Smyth. The ladies are sisters.
Brenda Gaynor returned home
with them .
Mr. & Mrs. John Thompson
accompanied Mr. & Mrs.
Mac Lunn of London to Port
Colborne and Niagara Falls for
the holiday weekend.
Mr. & Mrs. Cyril Morley who
were returning from a vacation
to their home in West McGillivray
were Monday callers at the home
of the latter's brother and sister-
in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Ken Hodgins.
Elaine Powe has returned to St.
Catharines to resume her
teaching duties at the Laura
Secord Secondary School.
Mrs. Russell Schroeder moved
from the community on Saturday
to take up residence in an
apartment in Exeter. -
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bowden at-
tended a family get together at
the home of Mr. & Mrs. Ray
Paynter and family, Kirkton, on
Sunday.
6 new regional offices to serve
individual communities better.
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Kirby, Nancy,
Tammy and Michael, of Travers
City, Michigan were weekend
guests with Mr & Mrs. Hugh
Davis. They were joined by Mrs.
Irene Hicks, Clio, Michigan and
Mrs. Vera McFalls, Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Bob Tindall, Nancy,
Mary-Lou and Robert were
guests for several days last week
with Mr. & Mrs. Morris Mac-
Donald, Grand Bend.
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Greenlee were
Sunday guests with Mrs. R.
Greenlee, Exeter. Later they
entertained their grandchildren
Kim and Derek Greenlee.
Ian Carroll spent the weekend
with Steven Glen of Lucan. Mr. &
Mrs. Ron Carroll and Brenda
attended the Exeter rodeo.
Mr. & Mrs. WayneCarrollispent
the holiday with her parents Mr.
& Mrs. Ford Dyer of Sarnia.
Mr. Gote Wennerstrom was
guest Sunday for a birthday
dinner for Horatio Simpson at
the latter's home in Lucan.
In a province the size of ours, it
can take two days just to drive from
one end to the other.
It's that big, it's that spread out.
And looking after the environment
for such a vast area is one of the
most complex tasks that the Ontario
Government has.
For years, we've been working
from Toronto, working at long dis-
tances from many of you,
That's all changed now. The Min-
istry of the Environment has
come to you.
Environmental matters
are now being looked after
in six Regional Offices through-
out the provinte, There are
also 23 district offices to help
keep a closer eye on environ-
mental services—air, land and water.
Each region has a Director, someone whose
only job isto care for the environmental needs
of that specific "piece" of Ontario. The Regional
Office for Southwestern Ontario, which encom-
Doug McTavish
passes the counties of Grey, Bruce,
Huron, Perth, Oxford, Middlesex,
Elgin, Lambton, Kent and Essex is
in London. The Director in charge
is Mr. D. A. McTavish. District offices
are already established in Owen
Sound, Sarnia and Windsor.
Doug McTavish is a profes-
sional engineer who has had many
years experience working in
environmental management. He's
familiarizing himself with the
environmental needs of
the Southwestern
, Region—as part of
•r Ontario's new
kir. policy to place
environmental
control
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The New Ontario Ministry of the Environment
District offices,
Owen Sound,
Sarnia,
Windsor.
fegional Office,
985 Adelaide Street S.
London, Ontario
Tel. (519) 681-3600
Minister,
The Hon. William G. Newman
Deputy Minister:
Everett Biggs