The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-09-12, Page 140
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Tourism means jobs.
This is what Ontario is doing
to keep the tourists coming.
tourist facilities —through the Ontario Business
Incentives Program, Ontario Development
Corporation, Eastern Ontario Development
Corporation, and Northern Ontario Develop-
ment Corporation.
Ontario now has Tourism specialists in
London (Eng.), Los Angeles, Frankfurt, and
Tokyo.
We are working with airlines, railroads and
bus companies to promote the pleasures of
Ontario.
We are striving to bring conventions to
smaller as well as larger communities, and
to resort areas, especially during off seasons.
We are supporting your local Travel Associ-
ations, with ample money to promote local
tourism.
We are promoting the attractions of our
Province by advertising throughout Ontario
and nearby U.S. states.
You can help us welcome visitors by
greeting them in a friendly manner, and
showing them genuine hospitality.
Encourage visitors to come back, and to
bring their friends.
If we all do our share, we can increase the
number of tourists who come here, and that's
not only good for the tourists —it's good for
Canada, good for Ontario, and good for you.
For more information or specific advice, write
to:
Tourism Development
Division of Tourism
Ministry of Industry and Tourism
Queen's Park
Toronto, Ontario
Claude Bennett, Minister
Tourism is good for Ontario. Tourists take
nothing away except happy memories, but
they leave plenty of money behind them.
That's why your Ontario government seeks
to attract visitors to our province, and asks
for your help in making them feel welcome.
Already, tourism is Ontario's 3rd largest
industry. It provides jobs for over 154,000
people, quite possibly including you and
your neighbours. What's more, by 1978
Ontario expects to play host to enough visitors
to create 85,000 additional jobs.
A worthwhile goal, certainly. But how can all„
this be accomplished? Here are some of the
things that your Ontario government is doing:
We're making loans for the development of
Government of Ontario
William Davis, Premier
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Page 14. Times-Advocate, September 12), 1974.
Mrs. Leroy Bariteau spent a
few days last week in. Detroit with
her sister Mrs. Joseph, Moore.
Mr. & Mrs. Gerry Love, Paul
and Heather flew to Ottawa for
the weekend and attended the
wedding. of the former's nephew
Brian Love, son of Mr. & Mrs.
Morley Love of Ottawa to Julie
Lerner;‘,,, daughter of Mr, & Mrs.
Oscar ',emery of Ottawa at St.
Genevieve Catholic church and
reception later at Junction Hotel
at Hammond,
Jim Kennedy has registered at
York University, Toronto where
he will continue his studies in
sciences.
Mr. & Mrs. Hill Love and Mr. &
Mrs. Colin Love attended the
Huron Pioneer Threshers reunion
Saturday at Blyth.
Mrs. S. M. Barbour returned to
her home in Toronto after
spending a few days with her
sister & family Mr. & Mrs. Clark
Kennedy. MARCHING TO SERVICE — The annual Decoration Day was observed at the Exeter cemetery Sunday
members of the Exeter R. E. Pooley branch of The Royal Canadian Legion are marching to the service.
afternoon. In the above picture,
T-A photo
4-H clubs busy with meetings, fair
By MRS. DAVID KESTLE
CLANDEBOYE
Clandeboye 4H Club No, 2 will
be starting their fall project
' Club Girl Entertains ' Sept 21st,
Saturday morning with Mrs. P.
Groenewegen and Mrs. A. '
Hodgins.
Clandeboye 4H Club with Mrs,
B. Henry and Judy as leaders will
be commencing their project
Saturday morning 9:30 a.m,
September 14th. All girls wishing
to take this club please contact
the leader nearest you.
ClandeboyeNo. 3 Club with Mrs.
Ralph Lynn and Mrs. C. Vogels
are beginning their project
September 21st, Saturday
morning.
4-H DAY AT FAIR
Paul Hodgins., Ken Simpson,
Eddie and Marilyn Groenewegen
who are members of the Parkhill-
Notice to
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CUSTOMERS
Please be advised that restric-
tions for watering of lawns
and gardens have been
cancelled.
The Commission wishes to
thank its customers for their
co-operation.
Exeter Public Utilities Commission
H. L. Davis, Manager
her step and fall. She is able to be
around but suffered bruises to
her back and knee,
Pat Hodgins, Clandeboye and
Lisa Mallard, Parkhill were
guests at the 4 H Homemaking
Day on Friday at Western Fair.
The day concluded with a
banquet at The Top of the Fair
and the evening grandstand
performance,
Mr, & Mrs. Arnold Lewis and
family are moving into their new
home this week.
Mrs. Agnes Hornell has en-
joyed the company of her sister-
in-law, Mrs. J. Hornell, Kirkland
Lake,
Mrs. Gertie Williams was
admitted into St. Joseph's
Hospital and will be undergoing
surgery Tuesday. We wish her
well.
Steve St. Piere is spending
sometime with Nancy and Laurie
St, Piere, Steve has been flying
aircraft - trans world freight
from Edmonton.
Mrs. A. Rosch returned with
her brother and niece of Sarnia
and sister and brother-in-law
from New Brunswick They drove
non-stop Monday and Tuesday
after missing their plane,
arriving home late Tuesday
evening.
Ailsa Craig 4 FI Dairy Calf Club,
participated in the Middlesex
County 4H Fair held on Saturday
in connection with the Western
Fair,
In the 4 Fl Inter-Club Dairy
Class competition all were placed
in the second prize grouping.
In Showmanship Class, Ken
Paul and Eddie were in the
second place grouping and
Marilyn received third.
Ladies Ball
The Clandeboye Ladies Ball
team will play the Evil Demons
on Sunday afternoon at 2 p,m.
Come and see this exciting ball
game and bring your lawn chairs,
Congratulations are in order
for the Ailsa Craig ladies ball
team, who persevered and won
the trophy in the league
eliminating ,Lucan in the best 3
out of 5 games. 10-7 was the score.
The Lucan Kittens fought a
good fight with some excellent
pitching on the part of both Ailsa
Craig and Lucan pitchers.
CUBS
ClandeboyeJAcan Cubs will
begin soon, watch for further
notice, There will be registration
and Cubs will meet at Lucan
Public School.
Persona Is
Mrs. L. Derbyshire was taken
by ambulance to St. Joseph's
Hospital for tests and X-rays and
Mrs. Joyce Windsor spent a few
days with her father Lorne
Derbyshire.
Mr. & Mrs. H. Murless are
spending a few days visiting their
daughter Mrs. Fran )3loye,
Thorndale,
Mr. & Mrs. Julius Beeze and
John, Susan and Davy, Ayr, Ont.
were Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. J. Robertson and family.
Mr. Robertson, Lucan post-
master, has returned from one
month's relief at the Kincardine
post office to his duties in Lucan.
This Saturday the Clandeboye
Hillbillies will take in the Kirkton
Fair Parade.
Mr. Ed League, Dearborn
Mich. and Mrs. Marg Estes
visited over the weekend with
Mrs. D. Kestle and Janis.
David Kestle, Mr. Harry and
Mrs. Kestle motored to Detroit
Sunday to visit with David Hall at
the Presbyterian Home in
Detroit.
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Simpson and
Mr. & Mrs. G. Isaac enjoyed the
weekend traveling to Niagara
Falls around Lake Erie through
Cleveland to Cedar Point and
home through Port Huron,
Mr. & Mrs. Murray Simpson
and Mathew spent the weekend in
Clandeboye with Mr. & Mrs. Wm.
Simpson.
Mr. & Mrs. C.W. Millson, Mr, &
Mrs. Gerald Millson, Mr. & Mrs.
Eugene Glavin and Leona drove
to Kitchener Sunday and were
royally entertained at the home
of Mr. & Mrs. Jim Beckett. Mrs.
Millson had the misfortune to lose
SKATING ON ONE FOOT —
One of the participants in the
Exeter firemen sponsored roller
skate-athon Saturday kept going
after "throwing a skate". Going
on one skate in the above picture
is Chuck Bremner. T-A photo
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