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and wise New Year.
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It's the New Year,
here wide-awake
and ready
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To our
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Frank Kling Ltd.
1972 in Review
vide sewer service in Egmond-
ville.
Mrs. Nancy Riley of Kippen
ma_qed her 95th birthday.
JANUARY 27, 1972
Mrs. Ann Burchill will re-
tire on April 1st as Clerk-oXrea-
surer and tax collector" of Hib-
bert.
S.D.R.S. Geography class
plans European trip.
Optimists pay $2,700 Th
winter Carnival prizes.
FEBRUARY 3, 1972
Joseph Wilkinson honored by
Chamber of Commerce on the
occasion of his retirement.
The seventeenth weekly win-
ner of $25.00 in the preliminary
draw in connection with the
Lions Club draw is Maurice
Heard, Seaforth.
Province reduces Huron Road
subsidy by $100,000,
FEBRUARY 10, 1972„
Seaforth resident, Mrs. Wm,
Miller celebrated her 95th birth-
day at home of her son, wm.p.
Miller.
McKillop clears purchases
JANUARY 6, 1972.
Donald I. Stewart and R. C.
Sills, both Seaforth natives, have
been namedQueen's Councillors.
Roy W. Kennedy sold the
Brussels Post to McLean Bros.
Publishers Limited of Seaforth.
Roy McGonigle was the thir-
teenth winner of $25. in the pre-
liminary draws. in connection
with the Lions Car Club.
Kenneth Caldwell, of Clinton,
was installed as Worshipful
Master of Britannia Lodge No.
170.
JANUARY 13, 1972.
nSeaforth's New Year baby is
Tammy Lynn Nott, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Beverley A. Nott,
R.R.4, Clinton.
Stanley Township Reeve
Elmer Hayter, was elected War-
den of Huron County Council.
Sgt. J. W. McDowell of,
Woodstock has been promoted
to Sgt. Major and transferred
to Burlington.
JANUARY 20, 1972.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murray
married 50 years.
Tuckersmith moves to pro-
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new $31,447 road grader.
82 students are enrolled at
Conestoga College.
FEBRUARY 17, 1972
Hibbert Township appoints
Chas. Friend Clerk-Treasurer
and Tax Collector for the Town-
ship.
Jayne Baker, Joseph Jansen
and Elizabeth Johnson were win-
ners in Legion contest in public
speaking.
FEBRUARY 24, 1972
1000 plates waiting for motor-
ists according to F.C.J.Silla.
Board agrees educational
goals should include morals.
Seaforth motorists stranded
as week end storms strike.
MARCH 3, 1972.
John Dorrance stricken while
in Florida.
Rev. G. Lockhart-Royal of
Goderich spoke to Brotherhood.
Optimists are hosts.
Women's Auxiliary of Sea-
forth hold dance.
MARCH 10, 1972
John C. Crich showed slides
to Horticultural Society.
D'Orlean Sills, Dr. Whitman
and Walter Scott attended Ontario
Municipal Electric Association
Convention in Toronto.
MARCH 16, 1972
First ground hog to be re-
ported is seen by Ketth'McLean,
bus driver, near Kinburn.
Wm. W. Stutz of the Kitchener
area, has joined the staff of
McConnell and Stewart.
Charter for the Van Egmond
Foundation has been received.
Ralph Erlin Whitmore was
killed on the Queen Elizabeth
way near' Niagara Falls,
MARCH 23, 1972.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Cardiff
of Brussels were startled when
they looked out the window and
saw him wolves from their house.
Mrs. Fanny Dungey passed
away at Huronview.
Sale of the A, J. Wright Trans-
port to Lou Rowland is under-
way.
MARCH 30, 1972
Area fire board names Jack
Muir as deputy fire chief of the
Seaforth Fire Area Board.
Constable Keith Ruston ten-
dered his resignation.
Cindy Bisback of Hensall pul-
led the lucky ticket'for. a hamper
of groceries in a draw sponsored
by the Hensall Legion Auxiliary.
Don McLean of Egmondville was
the wiener.
APRIL 6, 1972
3,000 persons attend opening
ceremonies in connection with
the new quarters of Vincent Farm
Equipment Ltd.
Huron Board of Education
chops $350,000 to meet Ontario
demands,
A••;,4, ..p.iots;,yath tilgengh.„tcKillpp
tor added transinissitti Vlihes.-
APRIL 13, 1972
" Sixteen year old Joanne, De
Groot, topped six other con-
testants in Huron Cciunty's 10th
annual pilgrimage for youth pub-
lic speaking held in Clinton at
the Central Huron Secondary
School.
• Seaforth area firemen were
called to McKillop when a bon
fire got out of control at the
residence of Fred Leonhardt.
Robert S. McKercher of
Dublin was re-elected a direc-
tor of Co-Operators Insurance
Associations of Guelph.
APRIL 20, 1972
The workshop of Allan Haugh
Brucefield was levelled by fire
The loss is estimated to be
about $10,000.
Mrs. John E. McLean heads
Seaforth Women's Institute.
Carolanne Doig, Seaforth and
Elizabeth MaBLean, Egmond-
ville, shared their experiences
while on a tour of European
countries with members of the
Twilight Circle.'
APRIL 27, 1972
Huron Council Committee
visits Van Egmond residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bell
of Hensall celebrated their 40th
wedding anniversary.
Huron riding Liberals nom-
inate Grey Reeve Chas.Thomas.
400 Members and friends
crowded the new Brucefield
_United Church, marking the
laying of an old and new corner-
• stone.
MAY 4, 1972
Students of Huron Centennial
present "Pinochio".
Mrs. John J. Holland passed
away in St. John's Hospital, De-
troit.
Tuckersmith considers for-
mer CFB proposal.
Keith I. McLean became
associated with P. L. Raymond
of Exeter in his law practice.
MAY 11, 1972
Mrs. Joseph McConnell has
been elected president of
the board of Seaforth Community
Hospital.
• . Seaforth Branch 156 Royal
Canadian Legion presented to
Allan Nicholson, Past District
Commander, the Meritorious
Service Award, others receiving
were A. Y. McLean, a News
Media Award; Mrs. Peg.Coombs
a Certificate of Merit, and Miss
Vera Hudson, a Maple Leaf from
the Auxiliary.
Penny sale bringi $700. to
Hospital Auxiliary. •
MAY 18, 1972
Don McLean tidies up the
planter beds at the entrance of
Seaforth District High School.
Harvey Dolmage, Leon Bannon
and Alf. Pryce complete a sec-
tion. of new sidewalk on Duke St.
St. Patrick's Rectory - at
Dublin is .fast disappearing as
wreckers tear it down.
Bill Wilbee accepted a cheque
for $500.00 from the Lions Club
president Bill Pinder for winning
the annual hockey draw.
MAY 25, 1972
Tuckersmith farmer, Alister
Broadfoot, was 'killed instantly
when his tractor overturned.
Women's Institute marks 75th
anniversary.
Edelweiss Lodge marks 60th
anniversary.
The former Canadian Furni-
ture building will soon disappear.
Jack McIlwain has the contract
of clearing the site.
JUNE 1st, 1972
walkathon raises $500.00. for
Non-Nibblers.
Mrs. May Murray was honored
by the Ontario English Catholic
Teachers Association. Terry
Craig presented her with a gift.
Donald MacTavish spoke at
the opening of the Seaforth Pub-
lic „School addition. John Talbot
is the principal.
JUNE 8, 1972
Dr. M. K. Clugsten has been
moved to Arnprior.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. T.Hugill
marked their 45th anniversary. •
Winner of the 8th weekly draw
for $25.00 in the Lions Car
Club II was Bill Wilbee, Sea-
forth.
JUNE 15, 1972
+Dale of town reported
in landing a'speckled
trod' which measured 16 1/2
inches and weighed 2 lbs.
Douglas Glanville and Ean
Dolmage were-killed in an auto
accident south of St. Columban.
Wm. Cornish of London also
died.
Mrs. Jabs Henderson of
town had an unfortunate fall at
her home, North Main St.
JUNE 22, 1972
Mrs. Ann Burchill, Dublin,
was honored at a dinner in Staffa
Hall and presented with a silver
tea service and a chair.
Malcolm McKellar celebrated
his 86th birthday.
Rev. J. Ure Stewart has 90th
birthday.
Terry Atkinson, well known
Seaforth resident, passed,away
at 55 years-of age.
Mr. and Mrs. Horton Mc-
Dougall marked 50th wedding an-
niversary.
JUNE 29, 1972 •
A landmark for '75 years top-
pled to the ground when workmen
tearing down the ,factory building
at Jarvis and Market Sts. pulled
the 50 foot chimney. John McIl-
wain has the contract.
Mrs. R. B. Rudd, former
Seaforth resident won. a
two-storey mortgage free home
in a nation-wide contest to
rename the former Canadian Air
Base in Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Manley
of R.R.4, Walton; celebrated their
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