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(By GARY WILLIAMS)
County Track Meet
A country track meet will be
held this year in Clinton on Satur-
day, May 28. Participants will
come from the Seaforth, Clinton,
Goderich and Wingham high
schools. Mr. L. P, Plumsteel call-
ed for volunteers last Thursday.
* * *
Easter Holidays
Students and 15. teachers took 10
days' rest before staggering
through the last 32 days of school.
The pupils are slowly recovering
from the shock of receiving their
report cards and the teachers are
trying to recover from the blasts
of irate parents concerning the
District Weddings
YOUNG—CONNOLLY
ST. COLUMBAN—Spr.g flowers
decorated the, altars of St. Colum -
ban's Roman Catholic Church on
Saturday morning, April 23, for the
wedding of Helen .Co'nnolly, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Con-
nolly, R.R. 1, Dublin, and Mr. John
Henry Young, Woodstock, son of
Mr. and Mrs. WBja;n Young,, Re-
serve Mines, C.B.., N.S.
The pastor, Rev. J. J. McCowell,
Officiated. The organist was Mrs.
V. J. Lane, and the soloist, Mrs.
Thomas Kale, sang "Panis Angeli-
cas," "Ave Maria" and "Mother,
At Your Feet I'm Kneeling."
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a floor -length em-
broidered nylon gown with short
sleeves and trimmed with sequins.
Her fingertip embroidered veil was'
held in place by a "mother of
pearl" headdress. She wore match-
ing gloves, and carried American
Beauty roses with streamers.
The bride's sister, Miss Loretta
Connolly, R.R. 1, Dublin, w,as
'bridesmaid, wearing a bllerina
dress of powder • blue nylon sheer
over taffeta, with picture hat,
matching gloves and white shoes.
She carried a bouquet of yellow
and blue chrysanthemums.
Mr. Wayne Klienschroth, R.R.3,
Woodstock, was best man, and the
ushers were ,.Mr. John Connolly,
brother of the bride, and Mr. Jack
Kelly, Woodstock.
After _the ceremony the guests
were received at the bride's home
'by the bride's . mother, who wore
a blue flowered silk dress, navy
accessories and a corsage' of pink
roses. She was assisted by the
groom's aunt, wearing a brown and
beige dress with beige accessories
and corsage of yellow roses. The
wedding dinner was served at the
Canadian Legion 'Hall, Seaforth.
For travelling the bride chose a
blue dress and hat, beige coat with
matching accessories. Following
their return from a trip to Niagara
Falls and points east, Mr. and Mrs.
Young will reside in Woodstock,
where the bride is on the teaching
staff of a Woodstock Separate
School.
Guests at the wedding were from
London, Kitchener, Woodstock,
New York, Brampton, Ingersoll,"
Stratford, Linwood, Brantford and
Toronto.
marks on
cards.
the aforementioned
* *
Glee Club
A week ago yesterday the Sea -
forth DHS Glee Club, under the
guidance of Mr. Plumsteel, and
coaching of Mr. J. A. Stewart,
sang for the 35th anniversary of
the Lions Club.
* * *
Variety Night
The 'public will have a chance
to see what the Seaforth District
High Schoolers can do besides
school work, when the school doors
open about three. weeks hence. A
fascinating and entertaining pro-
gram is being drawn up, including
singing, dancing and gymnastics.
This night out is a 'must' for all
parents and should be set aside
right now. Further particulars will
be forthcoming as soon as they
are available, so keep your atten-
tion focused on future editions.
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Flotsam and Jetsam
Loves School
I love to do my homework,
It makes me feel so good;
I love to do exactly
As my teacher thinks I should,
I love school,•an.d oh, so much,
That I never ditch 'a day;
I even love the men in white,
Who are taking me away!
—Anonymous
FUNERALS
MRS, LAVINA PICKARD
Mrs. Laving Pickard, 81, of God-
erich, died at home Saturday. She
is survived by a son. Elwin, Dun-
das; daughters Miss Hazel Pick-
ard, Toronto; Mrs. Max (Norma)
Norton, London; Mrs. Earl (Wil-
liam) McAllister, Goderich; sis-
ters, Mrs. W. E. Edith) Shepherd,
Lynden, . Wash.; ' Mrs. William
(Blanche) Cox, Goderich township;
brothers, William Tebbutt, Gode-
rich, and Oscar Tebbutt, Seaforth.
Funeral was held at Stiles fun-
eral home, Goderich, on Tuesday
at 2 p.m. Burial took place in
Clinton cemetery,
McKILLOP BEAVERS
The second meeting of the Mc-
Killop Busy Beavers 4-H Home-
making Club for the project, "Meat
in the Menu," was held at Linda
Papple's. After the roll call; Mrs.
Papple, assistant leader, .gave
notes on "How to distinguish meat,
the identification of the cut of beef
and how to cook the tender and less
tender cuts." Amy Stewart, Don-
na Gordon, Faye Little and Janet
McKercher gave demonstrations on
the correct methods of measur-
ing.
The third meeting of this club
was held on Wednesday. During
the meeting the group took a trip
to the Friend and Whetham's but-
cher shop in Dublin, where they
saw a quarter of beef being cut
up. The meeting was concluded at
the home of the Doig girls.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Joan and Mary Lou
Coyne on Saturday, .April 30, at 2
p.m. Mrs. Papple and Mrs. Scott
demonstrated how to make ham-
burg.
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USB.ORNE, COUNCI. REQUESTS:
PLANNING BOARD, ORGANIZATION •
Ugborne council agreed Monday
to apply .to the Ontario Department.
of Planning .and Aevelopment for
the organization of a South Huron
Planning Area, which would in-
clude the 'township.
• Council also moved to take steps
to pass a building bylaw and a zon-
ing bylaw, ,.•
These actions followed a recent
district meeting -with officials of
the. department who urged estab-
lishment of a planning area to as-
sist in economical development.
The town of Exeter has also en-
dorsed the proposal.
The 1959 audit presented by T.
A. Wiseman, shdwmg a deficit of
$4,934.34, was accepted by council.
Mr. Wiseman confirmed that the
transactions which had come un-
der his notice have been within
the power of the municipality.
Court of revision on the Arksey-
Jaques drain was adjourned until
council's next meeting because
"the engineer on the work has not
yet been able to re-examine the
site of the drain and is not yet in
a position to advise this court that
some proposed changes in the
work could be made without af-
fecting the assessment schedule."
Tax Collector William Johns re-
ported total 1959 taxes now out-
standing at $4,533.58.
Application of Bell and Laugh-
ton for quit claim deeds on street
allowances in favor of Broom and
Koopman on lot 13; concession one,
was laid over until the next meet-
ing. Council directed Clerk -Asses-
sor H. H. G. Strang to interview
the other interested ratepayers on
lot 13 in regard to cancellation of
plan No, 2.
Serving as assessment court of
revision, counca •approved cancel.
lation. Of 1950 taxes aleft 4 Against
.Colborne Vance, deceased, and're.
bate of $9.44 to M: Villi; lot 18,
SEB concession, for shed lost by
fire.
A grant of $50 was made to the
South Huron .Agricultural Society.
Spray liability 4nsurance.- policy,
providing for a limit of $10,000 at
a premium of $100 was renewed
with W. H. Hodgson, Exeter.
Truck insurance was renewed
through N. G. Clarke at a prem-
ium of $42.70.
County taxes were prepaid in
the amount of $10,000.
The Township of Blanshard
agreed to be responsible for One-
half the cost of one extra street
light in Kirkton.
The Ausable River Conservation
Authority's 1960 lovy of $1,408.62
was approved.
Next, regular meeting will be
held Monday afternoon, May 9,
unless the school for road super-
intendents starts that day, iq which
case the meeting will be held on
the previous Saturday afternoon,
May 7.
District Obituaries
MRS. JOSEPH DENNIS
WALTON— M rs. Rebecca Jane
Dennis, of Walton, died in Clinton
Tuesday. She was 87.
Born in McKillop, she lived. most
of her life in that township. She
was the widow of Joseph Dennis
an,d the last surviving member of
her family.
Service is being conducted Thurs-
day at the D. A. Rann funeral
home, Brussels.
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