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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-11-19, Page 8Pup&Seek EyeGlasses Around Seaforth these days can be seen brightly coloured posters asking for old eyeglas- ses. Tney were made by the students of Grade 7 at St. James Separate School where Mrs. M'chael Murray is the teacher. The boys and girls have been filling in their spare mi.nutes • making the posters and setting up collection boxes around the various stores downtown for the deluge of old glasses they hope to receive. The project started through the Ontario school to school twin- ning program with schools in the Carribean. Already the stu- dents at St. James have had correspondence with the elemen- tary school students in Seaforth, jamgica. So dig out those eyeglasses you aren't using anymore. WIN-A-PR1Z RETURNS _It--ThE HURON !EXPOSITOR. SEAFORTH, ONT., NOV. 19. 1970 Men's All-Wool $9.95 BILL O'SHEA MEN'S WEAR Phone 527-0995 — Seaforth OPENS DENTAL PRACTISE HERE Dr. Cyril Lackovhas opened an office for the practise of dentistry in his new home on Franklin Street. A native of Czechoslovakia, Dr. Lacko and his family came to Canada after the Russian invasion of 1968. Shown are (Left to Right) Mrs. Lacko, who serves as an assistant, Dr. Lacko, and receptionist, Mrs. Ken Willis. (Staff Photo) GOING OUT OF SHOE BUSINESS Everything Goes Big Savings ) WOMEN'S SHOES 99 now Women's Dress Shoes $4.47 to $8.47 All Children's and Boy's SHOES Reduced 2 All Men's Shoes and• WORK BOOTS REDUCED to CLEAR Reg. 9.98 to 14.98 DISCONTINUED LINES OF REG. TO $14.95 350 Pairs Remaining Er —AREA FUNERALS moving to Milverton as Manager last February. He was active ' in the 1,0.0.F.#149 Brussels, serving as secretary treasurer and of Mapleton Encompment I.O.O.F. Listowel. He was a member of the Melville Pres- byterian Church, Brussels, ser- ving on the board of managers. He is survived by his wife, the former Bonnie Ritcht e to whom he was married 9 years ago and by three daughters, Heather Ann, Pamela Joy and Linda Lee. He is also survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Endon Wilson, Brussels and by sisters, Joan, Mrs. Jack Mer- ner, Hayfield, Helen, Mrs. Jim Fisher, Goderich and Gail, Mrs. Harvey Schmidt, Walkerton and a brother, Scott, at home. He was predeceased by a brother Gerry of Brussels five years ago. He is also survived by his grandmother, Mrs. Florence Russell of Brussels. Funeral service conducted by Rev. C. -A. McCarroll, Brussels and Rev. R. B. Cochrane, Mil- verton, was held from the M.L. Watts Funeral Home, Brussels on November 9th. Interment fol- lowed in Brussels Cemetery. pallbearers were David Mc- Cutcheon, Arnold Riley, Hank Ten Pas, Robt. Richmond, Wm. King Jr. and Don Kunder. Flower- bearers were John McCutcheon, Lorne Dale, Fred Thuell and Clarke Matheson. Morningstar Lodge IOOF # 149 Brussets held a memorial service the preceding Sunday evening at the funeral home. TO SEAFORTH GRAND PRIZE: TRIP TO BERMUDA for two ASK FOR YOUR WIN-A-PRIZE '70 COUPONS WHEN YOU SHOP AT MOST SEAFORTH STORES (One coupon for every $1 you spend. First draw on January 9, 1971) Shop at These Participating Stores Displaying the Win-A-Prize '70 Posters (Continued from Page 1) in the area are expected to again be candidates. Mrs. Molly Kunder, Seaforth and John Broadfoot, Brucefield, who represent theSea.forth;ruck- ersmith, Stanley, Hayfield area confirmed they would again be candidates. John Henderson, while he couldn't be reached Wednesday, is also expected to stand. He represents the Mc- Mop, Hullett, Clinton area. Seaforth nomination for mayor, reeves, council and P.U.C.Corn -nission are schedul- ed for November 30 while nom- inations in Tuckersmith, Mc- Killop and Hullett will take place next Monday. Nominations for trustees for the Huron County Board of Edu- cation are scheduled to be held next Monday, at 10 different lo- cations across the county. This year will see an Increase in representation on the board from 14 (one of whom Is a sep- arate school representative) to 16. County Council last August passed bylaws authorizing a sec- ond representative from the town of Goderich as well as a second representative from Brussels and the Townships of Grey and Morris. The additional representat- ives became necessary when the population of the county exceed- ed the 50,000 mark. The two districts were granted the addit- ional representatives as they were the next highest assessed and Mrs. Joseph L. Ryan on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Klinkham- mer and family, Kitchener were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Mart- in Klinkhammer on the weekend. Miss Agnes Ryan, London spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Ryan. Mr. Wilfred O'Rourke has returned home from the Strat- ford General Hospital. Sister Patricia, Principal of the Dublin Separate School is a patient in the Seaforth Com- munity Hospital. The Dublin and Area Ladies Physical Fitness will begin its program' Thursday evening, Nov- ember 26, at 8:30 p.m. Ladies interested in- joining are asked to contact Mrs. Bob Cronin at 345-2772. The gathering will be held every Thursday evening in the St. Patrick's Separate School gym. FOR SALE Two Hereford and Holstein Cross due in about six weeks Three Open Hereford- Holstein heifers around '700 pounds PAUL MURRAY 345.2728 Emsermsaissmineeses-womsPn ssi LOST JACK-ALL JACK on Con. 2 - 3 Mckillop Joe J. Lane 527-1686 11111.seueldllareellineimille emegamtemos For Complete INSURANCE on your HOME, BUSINESS, FARM CAR, ACCIDENT, LIABILITY OR LIFE SEE JOHN A. CARDNO Insurance Agency Phone 527.0490 &Mortis Office birectly Opposite Seatirth Motors Milimemoollire areessliss districts outside divisions that already have two representa- tives. Nominations will be conduct- ed by the returning officer of the municipality having the greatest equalized residential and farm assessment for public school purposes in the combined area. Election will be held the first Monday of December, between 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. Where a municipal election is held the same day, the same hours hold for the election of school trustee. Nominations for the Seaforth district take place at Varna and for McKillop area at Londesboro. Nomination will be held at Brussels for two representatives from the township of Grey, Morris and the Village of Brus- sels. Set Uoion Contract A Union contract for custo- dians in the employ of the Huron County Board of Education has been ratified according to a report from Dan Murphy during an in-committee session of the board Monday evening. Terms of the contract are not immed- iately known. Father J. C. Jordan Long Time Priest Passes Rev. John C. Jordan died suddenly at St. John's Hospital, Detroit, Mich. on Monday in his 78th year. Father Jordan was Pastor Emeritus of St. Joan of Arc Parish, St. Clair Shores (De- troit) Mich. He is survived by two sis- ters, Sister M. Alma (Elizabeth) and Sister M. St. Teresa (Teresa) of •Mount St. Joseph, London, Ontario and thirty nieces and nephews. Four sisters Eleanor, Mary, Ann, Margaret and three brothers, William, Michael and Frank predeceased him. Father Jordan, formerly of Dublin, was a graduate of Strat- ford Teachers College, St. Michaels College and O.C.E., Toronto and taught in Bradford, Ontario, the Model School, Tor- onto and Sarnia Collegiate. He was ordained to the Priest- hood in 1928 at St. Augustine's Seminary in Toronto and served 40 years in the Detroit Diocese at Kalamazoo, St. Brigid's, Detroit; Imlay City and 24 years at St. Joan of Arc, St. Clair Shores. The remains rested at A. H. Peter's Funeral Home, 8 mile and Mack Avenue , from 3 P.M. Wednesday to 3 P.M. Thursday, thence to St. Joan of Arc Church until Friday morning for Concel- ebrated Resurrection Mass at ,0 11 A, M. Graveside services to which friends and acquaintances are invited will follow between 3:30 P.M. and 4 P.M. at St. Columban Roman Catholic Cemetery. The W. J. Cleary Funeral Home is in charge of local arrangements.. HaveFewer Questions The question period at Monday # evening's board of education meeting in Clinton was much shorter than usual, due to the fact that members were allowed five minutes -to write their ques- tions on paper and hand them to the administrative staff. It is understood that the ad.. ministrative staff will provid4. individual answers to the ques- tions as soon after the meeting as the complete answer is known. The questions and answers will then be typed up and contained in the ,back-up' material for the next meeting. During the question period, Chairman John Lavis told ,the press that its petition to haVe a five minute oral question period allotted to them had not yet been put on the agenda with a recom- mendation concerning It from the Director of Education. Mr. Lavis termed this an. error. Mr. Cochrane told the board it had not been an error, but he agreed to include a roc- omMendation on the agenda for the next meeting. Indicate Little MRS. SYDNEY DEEM Mrs. Sydney Deem, '73, 1 Erie St„ died in Stratford Gen- eral Hospital Wednesday. A former resident of Sea- forth, she was the former Olive Victoria Siegel and was born in Mitchell. She was a member of St. James' Anglican Church. Her husband died in 1968. Sit:: is survived by one son, William, R.R. 4,stratford, daugh- ter Mrs. W.B. (Iris) Evans of Warren, Mich., one sister, Mrs. Alec (May) Lawson, of Los Angeles, Cal. and five grand- children. The funeral service was held on Friday and interment followed Saturday at Woodland Cemetery, Mitchell, RANK D. WILSON Frank Donald Wilson was found dead at his residence in M'ilverton on Friday, November 6. A former resident of Brus- sels, he was in his 31st year. A long time employee of Topnotch Feeds Limited, he ser- ved in the Brussels M141 Use Expositor Want - Ads Phone 527-0240 Correspondent Mrs. Bob Cronin Rev. Father Costello was visiting with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Dan Costello last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ryan spent Saturday at the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friend spent the weekend in Toronto with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Masse, Zurich were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Ryan during the week. 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