Clinton News-Record, 1977-06-23, Page 13!Area student checks
drains for Ministry
Checking drainage systems
is Steve Caesar's duty at the
Ministry of Natural
Resources, outside of
W ingham. He is under the
supervision of Warren
` R Knight.
Steve, a student of Sir
Sanford Flemming in Lin-
dsay, is specializing in
Forestry. He also is a
resident of Dungannon.
One of the responsibilities
of the Ministry is to eview
drainage proposals from all
4111) of the municipalities. They
are reviewed to determine
the effect the drainage
proposals will have on the
Ministry's plans and policies.
Steve has three main
responsibilities: inspecting
individual drain proposals in
the Wingham District - Steve
examines the drains to
determine if they are cold
water fisheries and notes if a
waterfowl habitat exists
through a significant hard-
wood forest etc.; determining
the sedimentation caused by
drainage proposals; and
recording and compiling the
information from the dif-
ferent cold water streams
this information can be used
to protect brook trout
streams from dredging and
draining.
Steve is required to work
inside and outside and is
using his education to a great
extent.
Come on down
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, 3,1.111M 33,1977 »-PAGE 13
Even the Co -Op decorated one of their trucks for the Hensall Fair parade last Tuesday.
(News -Record photo)
The UCW of Chiselhurst
Church held their June
meeting on Tuesday following
a morning of quilting.
The president Mrs. Dorothy
Parker presided and opened
the meeting with a poem
"The Weaver". Mrs. Pearl
Taylor had the worship, and
the roll call was answered
with your favovritd flower. A
"thank you" note was read
from the Hamilton Family
and the offering was received
and dedicated.
Mrs. Mary Brintnell was in
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charge of the program and
read a poem "Thank You,
Lord". Mrs. Ross Harris had
the citizenship entitled
"Precious Promises."
Members were reminded to
bring article for the bale for
Angola.
The treasurer, Mrs.
Dorothy Brintnell was given
and, Elsie Carlile were ap-
pointed to bring the slate of
officers to the September
meeting, which will be a "pot
luck" supper with the
Executive in charge of en-
tertainment.
Progressi've euchre was
played with the following
prize winners: ladies' high,
permission to pay all -ac- Ruby Bell; ladies con -
counts during the summer solation; Madeline Harburn;
months. The president, Mrs. gent's high; Percy Campbell;
Parker reviewed the Sep gent's low, Carl Payne; lone
tember meeting and closed hands, Bill Fairburn.; lucky
with prayer. cup, Dorothy Brintnell.
Refreshments were served
by the social and en-
tertainment committees
namely Pearl Koehler, Elsie
Carlile, Annie Reid, Dorothy
Mickle, Pearl Shaddick, Alice
Ferg.
Seniors meet
The Three Links Senior
Citizens group of Hensall met
in the local hall on Tuesday
evening with the president
Percy Campbell presiding,
and opened by singing "0
Canada" with Dorothy
Mickle, accompanying at the
piano.
Mrs. Irene Finlayson was
secretary in the absence of
Mrs. Grace Peck. Mrs. Rosa
Harris stated the program
was arranged for the visit to
Huronview on June 22nd.
Mrs. Dick Taylor reported
some seats were available on
the bus going to Toronto on
June 27th with the Institute;
leaving at 8 a.m. from the
Legion Hall.
Arrangements were made
to attend a play "The Blood Is
Strong" at the Summer
Festival at Blyth July 7th.
Mrs. Thos. Brintnell was
appointed to secure tickets
and make final arrangements
for members to attend.
Member's of the Executive
reported articles purchased.
Mrs. Dick Taylor reported
the purchase of a
refrigerator. Mrs. Wm.
Rogerson reported the
purchase of a sewing
machine. Mrs. Rosa Harris
reported the purchase of
tumblers and Mrs. Irene
Finlayson reported on an
inquiry about quilting
frames.
The president, Percy
Campbell, stated the shuf-
fleboard was under con-
struction and ready for the
cement work. A nominating
committee namely Bertha
MacGregor, Elizabeth Riley
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Noble Grand Mrs. Dorothy
Parker presided at the
regular meeting of Amber
Rebekah Lodge on Wed-
nesday evening, assisted by
the Vice Grand Mrs. Maggie
Campbell.
"Thank you's" were
received from Mrs. Evelyn
MacBeath, Mrs. Ruby Bell
and Mrs. Vera Lemmon. An
invitation was accepted from
Mrs. Olga Chipchase
L.S.V.G. to arrange a
Rebekah- and Oddfellow
picnic at their home, which
was accepted for July 17th,
Mrs. Maggie Campbell
reported for the visiting
committee. The members of
Goderich Rebekah Lodge
were guests and presented
the Noble Grand Mrs.
Dorothy Parker with the
"Travelling Gavel" and a
bouquet of carnations. Mrs.
Grace Fuller Noble Grand of
G=dderich •expressed
greetings. "Happy Birthday"
was sung to several sisters.
At the close of the meeting,
Mrs. Isobel Rogerson
favoured with piano selec-
tions, after which bingo
euchre was played. The
draws were made following
the euchre affd were won by
Alice Masse, Wreatha Gregg
and Ruby Bell. A social hour
concluded the evening.
Oil crews drilling on
area roads
Drill rigs along the side of
Huron County roads will be a
familiar site this summer as
Teledyne Explorations of
Calgary searches the area for
oil.
The company, which
recently started testing in
several townships, has five
drill units working in the
area.
The rigs drill about 15 foot
deep hole along the road side
in which a light explosive
charge is placed. This charge
is ignited , and the shock
waves are recorded on a
seismograph.
The results from the tests
are sent back to Calgary for
analysis.
Robert McCallum,
assistant field manager for
Teledyne Explorations said it
will depend on the weather
exactly how long they will be
working in the area. The
crews are unable to test when
it is raining because the
seismography would pick up
the noise of the rain and this
would distort the results.
He said he expects the
crews to be working here all
summer.
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