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Mixed Bowlers
Begin New Season
ST. COLUMBA
• and fatally and Mr. and Mrs,
Bob Stapleton and Pali4 Kitchener
visited Mr. and Mru. Gilbert
Murray.
Misses Betty and Anne Shea,
London visited with Mr. and Mrs.
John- Shea.
Miss Luella Burke, London
is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
John Moylan.
Miss Catherine Moylan, St.
Thomas spent the weekend at her
home here.
apprehended.
"This is; .a three and half
million dollar building,"stated
vice-chairman Robert Elliott.
"It seems to be up to anyone
who wants to take a crack at
it."
John Cochrane, director of
education, stated that he and
Robert Homuth, principal at
Central Huron Secondary School,
were "disappointed" in news
coverage of the event which
seemed more interested in
giving a lesson on constructing
a better bomb than in presenting
facts. °"'"
The board members made it
clear that they were not criticis-
ing anyone for the mishap but
rather expressing a desire to
protect the taxpayers' invest-
ment by whatever means was
deemed necessary.
PS.
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200.250
Pkg.
of
2
LIGHT
•
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VALUE IN
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FRESHLY SLICED
COOKED
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— at —
WILKINSON'S ICA
Board Concerned
With Bomb Threats
FOR YOUR HOME FREEZER:
(Cut to your own specifications)
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CANADA FANCY, JUICY
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APPLES
Wilkinson's
eaforth
Correspondent
Mrs. Bob Cronin
Mr. and Mrs . Bill Butters
and Danny, Stratford spent the
* weekend with Mr. Tom Butters.
Miss Barbara Holland of
Stratford was visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Flynn during the
week.
Mrs. Anthony Loomans is a
patient in Victoria Hospital in
London.
Michael Cronin, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Cronin, is a pat-
lent 14 the War Memorial Child-
ren's Hospital in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dant-
zer, Scarboro were visiting with
friends and relatives on the week-
end.
• Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ryan
• and family, London were visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F.
Ryan.
Miss Joan Schoonderwoerd
and Mrs. Johanna Schoonder-
woerd are visiting in Holland for
a few weeks. ▪ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eckert
and family, Kitchener were visi-
tingewith Mrs. Gertrude Kramers
on the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. John Friend
of Seaford, England are visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friend
and family. •
STAFFA
Correspondent
Mrs. John Templeman
Attending Shirley Miner's 5th
birthday party on Wednesday
• were Geraldine Meikle, Kathy
McKellar, Barbara Templeman,
Mary Parsons and Mike Finlay-
son.
Rob Templeman, Guelph visi-
ted on the weekend with his
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burleigh
• and family, Goderich and Mrs.
Ron Dolmage and family, Sea-
forth visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Norris and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Miller,
Edna and Janet were guests Sun-
day of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Pooley,
Exeter.
• Mr. and Mrs. John TeMple-
man and family visited Sunday
with Darlene Templeman,
yersity of Waterloo. •
STAFFA U WILD WOOLY'S
The Wild and Wooly's ,met
at the home of their leader Mrs.
John Wallace for their fourth
meeting of Working with Wool.
The Dublin Mixed Bowling
League began its regular bowling
season last Wednesday evening
with its. usual six teams. The
president of the league this year
.is Wilbur Hoegy, first vice is
Gordon Byers, second vice is
Floyd Wassman, treasurer is
The Dublin Catholic Women's
League Met on Monday in the St.
Patric,k's Parish Hall with 13
members present. The meeting
was opened by the president,
Mrs. James Delaney , who led
the group in the reading of the
League Prayer and a Hymn to
the Blessed Lady. Mrs. Bill
Flannigan read the roll call with
all present except Miss Joan
Schoonderwoerd. Thank-you
notes from the graduating stu-
dents of the Dublin Separate
School and family of the late
Mrs. Tom Butters were read.
Mrs. Clayton Looby read the
treasurers report and with the'
books up to date the bank balance
on hand was $263.55. A thank-
you note was received from Spain
from Mr.. and Mrs. Ferg Staple-
ton in regards to the preparation
of a meal served to tile Staple-
ton family after Mr. William
Stapleton's recent death.
New rates w're set in regards
to funeral dinners as the expenses
were greater than expected.
Sandwiches will now be Per
person rather than the previous
.504 per person and a cold salad
plate will be $1.50 per person,
served buffet style.
Other business discussed was
the putting of doors on the kitchen
between the hall and the ladies
in the kitchen, to eliminate noise
while people are holding meet-
ings or •eating their dinner tn the
hall. It . was alsonoted that used
clothing, will,.be collected in the
,nesx rutuie.
After •the' business portion
of the meeting Mrs. Delaney
introduced Mr. Charles Friend,
who addressed the ladies on the
Institute for the Blind. In pre-
vious years the 4-H Club girls
Ada Pethick and the secretary
is Diane Josling. This season
there is a list of 19 subs avail-
able so the lanes should be full
each week.• Starting next week,
the high triple and high single
for the night will be in the paper
of eadh team.
collected for this organization,
but as the 4-H girls will not
meet until February the Catholic
Women's League accepted the
job. Mr. Friend outlined the pur-
pose of this collection and some
of the ways the money will be
used. In Perth County, excluding
the city of Stratford, the CNIB
hope to collect $7,467.00 which
will be used for Vocational Guld-
ance, Training, Equipment, Rec-
reation, Seeking Employment and
many other facilities required to
help aid the blind. The closest
instruction centre for the blind
.is Tweedsmuir Hall in LOndon.
NEWS' or
BRODHAGEN
Correspondent
Mrs. Ken Elligson
Wild Woolleys
Brodhagen Wild Woolleys met
at the home of the leader, Mrs.
Ken Smith. The roll call, which
was to tell why you chose the
style of your Skirt and give the
name and weave of the fabric,
was answered by seven girls..
Mrs. Smith discussed the pattern
altering and how to use the pat-
tern. Assistant leader, Mrs. Ed-
ward Scherbarth, showed how to .
shorten or lengthen a skirt pat-
tern, take ire darts,, etc. and
adjust the waistline and hipline.
Correspondent
Mrs. Joseph Kale .
Mrs. Angela Waist and tangly
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mockler,
London visited' Lbuis
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Reilly.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Regier,
Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Cronin.
Mrs. Mary Jordan, London
is visiting Mrc., and Mrs. Jack
McIver.
Mr. and Mrp. Gilbert Murray
Members of the Huron County
Board of _Education expressed
deep concern for the recent bomb
threats in Clinton schools. Meet-
ing Monday evening, September
21 in Clinton, the board agreed
to notify the Clinton Town Council
of their concern in the matter
and tol offer any assistance it
might be able to render in solv-
ing the problems.
It was learned that a bomb
actually was discovered in
Central Huron Secondary School
Sunday morning, September 13.
As well, telephone calls warn-
ing of bombs ready to explode
were received at Clinton public
School as well as the Roman
Catholic School in Clinton.
Gordon Moir, Wingham,
urged the board to "press for
the maximum penalty" if and
when the culprit or culprits are
493r1440Err
ROY tieMieit, well iiowo
Walton area PliiZen, died didifr,
Pi/41P hospital.
fallowing shot Illness, • He
was 76.
A son of the late Mr, Mid
Mrs. Joseph ,Hennett, be was
born in Grey and after,attending
area s,obools farmed the family'
Zarin until his retirement to
Walton a few years ago.
He was orecieeeased by his
first wife, the late Viola Long
in less, and subsequently he
married the. former Gertrude
Rutledge; who survives together
with a son, Ross, on the home
farm and a daughter, Marie,
Mrs. Wm. Coutts, Walton and
four step sons, Horace,London,
Leslie, Streetsville, Ken, Toron-
to and Fred in Ottawa. He is
also survived by two 'sisters,
Mrs. Thomas Watson, London
and Mrs, Lloyd Porter of Wal-
ton.
Funeral services conducted
by Rev. D. Docken, of Walton,
were held from the Watt Fun-
eral Home in Brussels on
Tuesday. Interment followed in
Brussels Cemetery.
Pallbearers were James
Clarke, H ariey Craig, Gordon
Murray, Ronald Bennett, Ralph
Traviss and Ernest Stevens.
Flowerbearers' were Larry and
Jim Rutledge and Karen and
Connie Coutts.
Every week more and more
people discover what mihty jobs
are accomplished by lb& cost
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Mel Thompson (left) and George Sills, both of North Bay
Toll, captured top place for amateurs and the North Bay
Nugget Trophy in 'Canada's toughest canoe race' from Ville
Marie, Que., on Lake Temiscamingue to North Bay, Ont.
Only 14 out of.19 canoes finished the three-day event, covering
122 miles and involving 13 portages. ''Amateurs must be
possessed to drive themselves through a race like this,"
said a pro. Mr. Sills, a native of Seaforth?, is a son of Mrs.
C.P.Sills and the late Mr. Sills (photo in Bell News).
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