Clinton News-Record, 1977-05-19, Page 19Huron -Perth Lung Ass.
honors volunteers
May Dodds of Stratford was
elected the groups • new
president. Vice presidents
are William Kinahan of RR 2,
Lucknow and Nelson Romphf
of Stratford. Rev. Garbutt•
Smith of Stratford brought in
• the nominations.
Harold .Bartman, Stratford,
is the Lung Association's
honorary treasurer and Dr.
Frank Mills, Huron County
M.O.H. is the medical ad-
visory chairman.
Special guests at the
• meeting included Eileen
Palmer, deputy -reeve of
Goderich, Warden Douglas A.
McNeil of Huron County, Roy
A Robinson, representing Perth
Warden Don ' Simpson,
Catherine Walsh, nursing
supervisor, Huron County
Health Unit, Anna Neill,
office secretary, Marianne
Nigh, long time family asth-
ma program member and E.
C. Boswell of Seaforth, for
many years Christmas Seal
treasurer in Huron County.
M Members of the' Lung
Association's council include
C. Snider, Stratford, M.
Connolly, Kippen, Rev. E. G.
Nelson, Seaforth, E.
Brothers, Stratford, C.
Walsh, Goderich, G. A.
Wright, Seaforth, J. Cann,
Exeter.
M. Lince, Stratford, P. .and
E. Beuchemin, Goderich, E.
R. Knight, Brussels, E.
tr Fisher, Mitchell, W. Leney,
Stratford, A. Green, Strat-
ford, J. Pratt, Listowel, B.
McMillan, Stratford.
G. Richardson, Clinton,
Susan White, Seaforth, Ivan
Forsyth, Egmondville, A.
Dunsmore, Stratford, Rev. G.
Smith, Stratford, T. Leiper,
Londesboro.
Hugh McDonald, Stratford,
J. Hanna, Goderich, Dr. D.
Thompson, Stratford, Dr. R.
Whitman, Seaforth and B.
Hayter, Stratford.
Ex -Officio members of the
council are Dr. Susan
Tamblyn, Stratford and Ann
McBride, Stratford.
A long time volunteer
worker with the Huron Perth
Lung Association, and
chairperson of the group's
service to patients com-
mittee, Verna Dunsmore ofy
Stratford was honoured at the
annual educational meeting
of the association Wednesday
night in Goderich.
She was presented with a
distinguished service On by
Eileen O'Brien of Goderich,
retiring Lung Association
president.
Also honoured at the
meeting were 1976 ecologist
of the year, Scott Davis of
Central Secondary School in
Stratford and runner-up
Nancy Park of Northwestern
Secondary in Stratford.
Christmas Seal givings of
$42,198.08 were the highest
yet for the local Lung
Association, guests at the
annual meeting were told by
the president, but fewer
people gave more money as
there was a drop in the total
number of contributors.
37 children with asthma
from five counties attended a
camp at Bimini last summer
and breathing classes, a
family asthma course and a
campaign "Join the Majority -
Be a Non -Smoker" were
among the programs spon-
sored by the association, the
president reported.
Receipts, including
memorial gifts of $799.80,
totalled $65,423.53 for the 1976-
77 year, leaving a balance on
hand at the end of March of
$23,182.21, •after expenses
were paid, association
members heard.
PUC protest Hydro hike
Recognizing that .-changes
in the methods of costing and
pricing of electricity could
'result in homeowners and
other low electrical energy
• use customers being assessed
a greater portion of the costs,
the Clinton 'Public Utilities
Commission will be an in-
tervenor at the Ontario
Energy Board hearings into
the Costing and Pricing of
Electricity, through the
Ontario Municipal Electric
Association (O.M.E.A.) The
hearing, to be held in Toronto
and which will begin on
Monday, May 16, 1977, is
expected to last several
months.
The announcement was
made Tuesday by Mr. John
Wise, Chairman of the Clinton
Public Utilities Commission.
"The members of the
Commission believe that the
group intervention is the most
logical and effective method
of obtaining the best
representation possible. It
does not add to already high
cost by the duplication of
effort, nor does it prolong the
time span of the hearing.
•Thesee' represent additional
cc,atS that would ultimately be
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reflected through the electric
bills of all our customers,"
explained Mr. Wise.
The O.M,E.A. has
developed an intervention
team comprised of legal
counsel knowledgeable in
energy matters, energy
consultants, commissioners
and municipal- management'
people who have been
preparing for the hearing for
many months, studying the
ten volume report on the
Costing and Pricing study
that will form the basis of the
hearing. The objective of the
intervention team is to obtain
the Costing and Pricing
system best suited to the
needs of the municipal
utilities and their residential,
commercial and industrial
customers.
The O.M.E.A. is the
spokesman for more than 340
municipal utilities in Ontario,
the commissioners and
councillors' of which
represent more than two
million residential, com-
mercial and industrial
customers served by the
municipal distribution
systems. They consume
about two-thirds of the
electric power in Ontario.
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Dr. Robert McClure the well known past- Moderator of
the United Church will be speaking at the Hensall United
Church for their anniversary service on Sunday, May 22
at 11:00 a.m. Dr. McClure was elected to the position of
moderator in 1968 and he was the first layman to do so.
Since then, he has served as chief surgeon in Christ .Z
Hospital, Kapit, Sarawak and Malaysia. A book is
, currently being written on his life and career.
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May 22 - England -Scotland -Wales
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May 27 - Wheeling West Virginia
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The Blyth Centre for the
Arts has announced plans for
a mammoth' pork barbecue
and barn dance June 11
featuring Canada's favorite
country cousin, Charlie
Farquharson.
This noted author and
agriculturalist . has published
three books and is renowned
for his unique views on
"history", "jog -free", the
arts and an after-dinner
address and will add to the
evening's festivities with his
attendance at the barn dance.
The event. will be held at the
Seaforth Community Centre
on Saturday June 11th. with
the -pork barbecue beginning
at 7:30 p.m. followed by a
country -style dance lasting
until 1 a.m. Music by Chris
Black and the Swinging
Brass, will feature a country
and pop flavour, some old-
time fiddling and square
dancing.
One, of the highlights of the
evening will be three dream
auctions, each offering a
once-in-a-lifetime op-
portunity to dance with
Charlie Farquharson, with
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ming to yer Blyth
well-known local auctioneer
Ron Gethke calling for bids.
Admission for this dinner,
dance and Charlie will be
$15.00 per person, with $10 of
the price tax-deductible as a
charitable donation to the
theatre. Tickets are available
from the Blyth Festival box
office, or by phoning 527-0240,
and 'at local outlets, including
The Blyth Standard, The
_Huron Expositor, Seaforth,
Campbell's Goderich, Clark's
Grocery, Goderjch, Mary's
Sewing Centre, Clinton and
The Little Inn, Bayfield.
The public is encouraged to
dress for the ' occasion —
rubber boots, overalls, jeans,
straw hats are encouraged,
but not mandatory.
All proceeds will go to the
Blyth Summer Festival to aid
in the production of the six
plays in their 1977 season.
The festival organizers
have gratefully
acknowledged the assistance
of Canadian actor Don
Harron in persuading Mr.
Farquharson to donate his
time for the evening.
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HERE IS THE EXCITING 1977 SEASON
A SUMMER BURNING: by Harry J. Boyle - opens July 1.
THE BLOOD IS STRONG: by Lister Sinclair - opens July 4
BLYTH MEMORIAL HISTORY SHOW: by Jim Schaefer - opens July
27.
THE SHORTEST DISTANCE BETWEEN TWO POINTS: by Keith
Roulston - opens Aug. 9. ,
AND FROM VICTORIA PLAYHOUSE, PETROLIA on special
exchange:
ARTICHOKE, by Joanna Glass - opens July 13
MAN WITH A LOAD OF MISCHIEF - opens July 12.
Ticket Outlets
Seaforth: I ne Huron Expositor
Clinton: Mary's Sewing Centre
Goderlch: Campbell's of Goderich
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Bayfield: The Little Inn
Stratford: Smith-Wagners,
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Walkerton: Margarets Ladles Wear
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Kincardine: Lampman's Ltd. Lucknow: H & B Discount
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The Blyth Centre for the Arts presents:
Country style
BARN DANCE
and hoedown
A down-home
PORK BARBECUE
with aII the trimrpin's!
PORK BARBECUE BARN DANCE
Saturday June llth
Dinner at 7:30 pm Dancing till 1 am
wim ona.r�e with Chris Black
DREAM AUCTION
Three lucky people will have the
once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to
dance with Charlie Farquharson.
All proceeds to the Blyth Summer
Festival.
Admission $15/person
Includes dinner and dance with $10 of price
being tax-deductible as a charitable donation.
The public is encouraged to dress up for this event -
straw hats, overalls, joans, boots, etc.
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