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For further information on this flight, contact
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Information Meeting
on this Cluirter Flight will be held
, THURSDAY, JUNE 19
8:30 p.m.
Zurich Community Centre
Representatives of Wardair Canada will be present
to outline further details of the' trip, and will have
prices 'on accommodation and tours.
If you are the least hit interested
attend this meeting I I
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Are, You Interested in a
CHARTER FLIGHT
TO ZURICH, SWITZERLAND?
The Zurich Chamber of Commerce is organizing
a Charter Flight to Switzerland
SEPTEMBER 30 to OCTOBER 8
The flight will be carried out by Wardair Canada
Ltd., using a Boeing 707 Jet Airliner
Fare is Only $219 Return Trip
TAKE HONORS' AT EXETER
The Seaforth Tigers, a local entry in the Exeter Men's Bowling League, took the honors at
the annual league banquet, Saturday night. The team is captained by Donald Jackson, R. R. #1.
Hensall and is one of 2424 teams in the league. The Tigers won the league title by a comfortable
margin earlier in the season. Also they won the "A" League play-offs as well as the grand
Championship. Members of the team are (back left) Ross Corbett, R. R. 1, Exeter; Eric Matzold, •
R. R. 2, Seaforth; Art Finlayson and Jim Finlayson, R.R.2, Seaforth; (front row) Mel Merriam,
Seaforth; Donald Jackson,. R.,R; 1, Hensall; Jim Scott, Seaforth and Bill Coleman, Kippen,
(Photo by Exeter T. AO
- NEWS ' of WALTON
The United Church hospitals at
Bella Coola hire Indians for all
jobs they qualify for, and would
no doubt hire Indian doctors and
nurses if they could get them,
Mrs. Watson also told about
Darby Lodge which serves Ind-
ians coming to VancOuver. The
resident 'superintendent Rev. Wm.
Robinson is himself an Indian.
Martin Baan at the piano. Mrs. Jim Clark read an.ar-
Mrs. Dundas spoke on on Stewardship and presid-
ughts" opening with the question ed for the business. The secre-
"Do tary.'s reportWas given by Mrs. you know what is happen-
A ing around you?" We are aware Allan McColl. Thank you notes
of the every day sounds around were read by Mrs. Nelson Marks.
us. The presence and activity of Mrs. Kenneth McDonald gave
God has for many of us become the treasurer's. report and receiv-
one of the facts of life that has ed the offering.
either faded out or been pushed Plans were made for a show-
out of conscious thought, if er to be helcrin the churth.Mrs.
. we are not aware of His ways in George McColl reported for the
s everyday life, how can we be supply and welfare committee
anything but bewildered at the stating that a large bale had
been packed recently. The time of a human tragedy . We
4find it hard to unders`tarid that ' --sum-of126:007was,-voied-4orm-7
- tragedy does not mean that His sending the bale. Hymn 562
love is withdrawn but rather "Day is dying in the West" was
shows us that His love is so great sung in closing and the Purpose
that He suffers with us. Psalm was repeated in unison.
139 was read responsively, Pray- Mrs. James Medd of Con-
er was offered after which hymn stance and Mr. and Mrs. John
346 "Fill Thou. My Life" was ' Reickand Averil of Egtnondville
sung, visited with Mrs. Walter Broad-
Mrs. Wesley HacITell • foot on Monday. • •
chose as her topic "The Plight • Miss- Ruth Ritchie R. N. and
of the Canadian Indian". Re- Miss Geraldine Dennis, R. N.
ligion is one Of the most decis- left recently on the Empress of
ive factors in"Canadian Indian England from Montreal for the
life. The church has never been British Isles and Europe. They
afraid to express its opinions on expect to spend several month's
Indian affairs and its influence touring the continent.
has been significant. Church- Sunday guests at the home
men are in many instances the of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Williamson
only persons to whom Indians included: Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
can turn .when help needed. . Racho, Carol .Anne and Joan of
There are now five Indians in Seaforth, Sergeant Gilbert Hub-
the Ordained Ministry of the ,_,,,ert, Mrs, Hubert and Barbara of
United Church. One has been ' Rivers, Manitoba; Mr. and Mrs.
recommended for special ordin- George Pethick and family Win-
adon and fotir have been re- throp, Mx. Kenneth Laverty, Sea-
caved as candidates for the min- forth and Mr. William Nichol-
istry. Mrs, Gerald Watson read son, Walton.
articles on Bella Coola Reserve Mr. and Mrs. Reid Hack-
and the United Church mission well of Exeter Were week end
hospital. at Bella Bella, B, C. visitors at the home of Mrs. W.
Painting and Decorating
interior and Exterior
General Repairs —
Phone 527-0354
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Mrs. Torrance Dundis was
in charge of. the worship service
at the monthly meeting of the
United Church Women held 'in
Duff's United Church. The theme
for the evening was "God's Pres-
ence in Our Midst", The Call
to Worship was followed with
prayer and hymn 196 "God Re-
veals His Presence" with Mrs.
C. Hackwell.
Mr. and. Mrs. Kenneth Rut-
ledge and Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Koster and family of Toronto
visited on Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wat-
son and family 'spent- the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. David
Sanderson of St. Catharines and
also visited at Niagara Falls and
and Welland Canal.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Stutz' of
SEAFORTH MEAT
MARKET
LEAN SWEET PICKLED
COTTAGE ROLL - 69c
SMALL LINK PURE
PORK SAUSAGES 2 lb. 4.00
YOUNG BEEF LIVER 2 lb. $1.00
MOTHER PARKER
TEA BAGS 100 size 59t
CHICKEN WINGS - 3-11b. $1.00
FOR THE FREEZER
FRONTS of BEEF - lb. 59c
CUT AND WRAPPED FREE
INSURANCE
Waterloo spent Sunday with Mr, Auto, Fire, Life
and Mrs. Torrance Dundas.
Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Walter Broadfoot included -
Mrs. George McArthur, Miss ,
Bessie ,-Davidson and Mrs. Ferne
Patterson, Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tomlin-
son and family were Sunday gue-
sts with Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Jacaiei of Zion West.
Rev. and Mrs. John Cooke
of Thamesford and Mrs. John
Butters were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. George Wheel,er.
Mr; and Mrs. Bob Asals of
London visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Beckett and Geraldine
on Sunday.
Messrs. Glenn Copeland,
George Wheeler, Marvin Hart-
wick, Kenneth Parkinson and
Leonard Thacker enjoyed the
bus trip on Saturday sponsored
by the Perth County Holstein
Breeders Association.
Guests on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Don Brine and Cheryl
were Mr. and Mrs.. Jack Const-
able, Datrin and Dale of Wil-
burn, Miss Nancy. Brine of Lon-
don, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Robin-
son, Lynn and Dale of Fourth
Line, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Insley,
Murray and Karen, Mr. and Mrs.
James Miller and Betty ,and Mr.
and Mrs. 9scar Brine.
Mr. •and Mrs. Dennis Rich-
ardson of St. Marys and Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Arenthals and fam-
ily of Lucan visited on Sunday
last with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Millsc'and Keith.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cooke
of Thamesford, Mr, and Mrs.
David Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs.
.,John Rodd and faMily and Miss
Jean Copeland were Sunday
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn ,
Copeland and girls.
Remember! It takes but a
moment to place ari ExpOsitor
Want Ad and be money in
1304et. TO' advertise, just Dial
Seaforth 527-0240.
Donald G. Eaton
Insurance Agency Limited
Office in Masonic Block .
Main Street
Phone 527-1610 Seaforth
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Free Dental. Care
Termed "Too Costly"
Huron' County Board of Ed-
ucation, at its meeting in Cen-.
tral Huron Secondary School
Monday evening, decided to re-
frain from enterineinto any
agreement to provide fred den-
tal inspection and treatment to
the pupils under its jurisdiction,
until June 30.
The motion, by two lady mem-
bers of the Board, Mrs. J. W,
Wallace, Goderch, and Mrs. Mar-
ian 7inn, RR 1, Dungannon fol-
lowed an explanation that the
proposed agreement with Huron
County Board, of Health only
covers inspection and treatment
of pupils in one of the county
schools and that the inaugura-
tion of such a programme in all
public schools would be too
costly.
Action followed receipt of a
letter from the County Board of
Health that, because of changes
in the various Boards of Educat-
ion, it would be necessary to
execute a new agreement. It
was pointed out that for a num-
her of years, Huron, County
Board of Health had provided
for dental inspection and treat-
merit of pupils at the North
Meld Public School only.
hate ofthe following "ex-
tras" for the'tWo portable class-
rooms at $7.560 each being pur-
chased front Halliday Homes
Liinited, London, *malt their
agent, Xing Sales Ltd. was op-
proved.-
"Ozite" carpeting, .$293; 16-
foot library, shelving, $165;
teacher's cupboard $172;• up-
right unit shelving, $122; pupils'
coat rack, $99; total cost, $851.
The septic system at Blyth,
Public School was discussed
with Mrs. Phyllis Street, Blyth;
in attendance at the Board meet-
ng as a delegation of one,
After meeting with the archit-
ect and Huron County Health.
Unit, the Board approved a mot-
ion by Mrs. 3. W. Wallace God-
erich, and A. Garnet Hicks, RR
3, Exeter, "that D. J. Cochrane
(director of education) work
with the architects and with the
County Health Unit to prepare
drawings of necessary extension
to tile beds at the school, and
purchase sufficient land to com-
plete the work pending approval
in writng of Mr. Empey (the
engineer)'.
' Regarding the Neil Bell prop-
erty, Seaforth, D. J. Cochrane
guaranteed the work would be
done with Gordon Heard, Sea-
forth, holding the contract.
List. of equipment and mach-
ine requirementb at the new
administrative offices is not
ready yet, according to 1). J.
Cochrane.
Ceehrarie reported that
he ,had written regarding specif-
icationS for busses and quail&
cations • for bus drivers but no
answer yet,
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