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__proud Chainpions in a soccer league which indludes teams
from Huron Park, Exeter, and Goderich are these Seaforth •
Squirts with their coach Aage Marcusen. The Squirts, most
age seven or eight are. back row, left, Todd Doig, John pale,
Joey Nemeth, Brian Coombs, Danny/Wesenberg, Jeffrey Mc-
Kellar, Jim Campbell• (who broke his leg in a soccer game), ,
and Michael Swartz. Front are Mr. MarcuSon, Barry Camp-
bei14, Michael Segeren, Charlie. Malcolm, Kevin Coleman, Jerry
Wright and Derek Cooper. The„,team's goalie, DaVid Kunder
Was unable to be present when the piCture was taken. 's •
Cost per pupil low in Huron, Board says
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Borg lined Parka
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(PhOtos by• John McCarroll)
In touch football games between thelluron-PerthSeparateschools last Wednesday Juniors, from
St. Marys school; Goderich, defeated the Seaforth St. James Juniors, 58-2.6,
Mike McLaughlin,and•mfke Van der velden each got•two touchdowns for Seaforth. In the Senior
game, st. James defeated ;3t. Marys School 39-20. Senior touchdowns were scored by Sealorth
players Tony Arts, with 4, John Devereaux and Julius Blockeel.
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TH.* HYRON ,Expoprmit,..stivolk
,the lowest cost operation in Ont-
ario. In operations and main-
tenance at $112 a pupil, Huron
was sixth lowest. In actual ord-
inary expenses at $1,00'7. a pupil,
Huron •was again sixth lowest,
• Out of 120 Boards, the 'cost of
N•• ,educating Huron County *Merit-.
teary students, Huron County, at
, $11 per pupil cost for business
administration, tied withNiagara.
• South for the third least exPen-
' sive function in Ontario. In op-
erations and mainte-nance, at $58
"an elementary pupil Huron bas
the least expensive function in
Ontario. In Instruction at $454,
a pupil Huron is tweaty-first low-
est, In actual ordinary expenses
at $53.3 per elementary. pupil,
Huron -was ninth lowest in the
province.
In,other, business at the meet-
. The cost of educating Huron ing, the salary schedule for dri-
- County secondary 'students has very of board owned schoolbuses
been compared to 7l other Boards was presented, retroactive to
in the province, it was indicated September 1, 1871: j The Board
at a meeting of the Huron Board will pay the bus drivers $2,250
on, Monday. In business admin-. per year in ten equal monthly
istration at $18 a pupilHuronwa,s - payments andiwill'pa,y spare bus'
tied with Halton County Board for drivers $11.25 per' day. SiCk
leave will be paid for ten-(10)
days at $11.2.5 per day and if' not
used, paid in cash. • For Field
Trips the hourly rate will be in-
creased to $3,00, per hour with a
minimum of $6,00 per trip. '
• .h W. Coulter, Superintendent
of program and Planning,
informed the Board ,,that nine
students representing high
.schools in Goderich; Clinton nd
Wingham, have completed pal
ing three murals depicting the
history of Benmiller. These stu-
dents worked under anopportuc-
,
sties. for Youth .grant of the Fed-
eral. Government. Artist J. W.
McLaren ofEBenmiller andJacia
of Education personnel provided
resource help. The three high
schools will receive the murals.
The students also wrote a
history of Benmiller and consid-
•.F, Sn iwir ,ntµ>-t raw
attended along with Trustees
Herbert Turkheim of Zurich and
Mrs. Donald Kunder of Seaforth.
The Convention next year, Sep-
tember 25-27., 1974, will be held
in Regina, Saskatchewan.
Miss Chryl McOrrtthidaugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Pit McGrath
who is stationed at Cornwallis
is spending a feW ,days at her
home.-
We are glad to see'mrs. Kate
Krauskopf has' returned to her
home after spending a few' weeks
in Seaforth Community Hospital..
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Kahue also
Nr. and Mrs. Amon Wade of
Chatham spent the weekend with
Miss Alicia and Matt Coyne.
Mr. and Mrs. ;Carl Kramers
Tracy and Todd spent the week,-
end with Mrs. G. Kramers.
" Mrs. Dorothy Robinson of
Dundas spent a few days recently
with Mr. and Mrs., Clayton Looby
and other relatives.
A gravel truck owned by san-
dy Construction of Goderich, -
drawing gravel from the pit .0
Ed Byers overturned while loaded
southeast of here on Friday. The •
truck was damagedbut the driver
escaped with slight cuts.
An Expositor Classillecrwill
pay you dividends. Have you
-tried one? Dial 527-9240.
Leather & Suede Garments, $69.50 to §149.50
Mr. and Mrs. B. Flanagan
and family of Kitchener spent
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs.
V. J. akne.
. Jack Doyle ,spent the
wee end at his home here.
The good wishes of the corn-
munit y are , extended {o Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Murray on the oc-
•casion of their twenty-fifth wed-
ding , Anniversary •which was
celebrated 'at , •Brodhagen
recently; to.-Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Murray on the birth of a
,daughter; and to Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Cronin on the birth of
another daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kale spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
'Lance Robinson. in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Nolan and
Dan Mathews visited friends, in
London on Sunday.
ST. COLUMBAN` WINS 2
McGregor
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Whole Beef .00
Half Beef 1.01
O'Rourke netted the ball in the
2nd., half in a very well played
game. The boys hal little trouble
beating their competitiors 5-1
in an exciting game. Mike Feeney
scoring• 2 for his team.
McKILLOP
Kanata Kookers met at the
home of one of their leaders,
' Mrs. Jean Drager an Oct. 9 for
their fifth meeting. ,
Anne Stewart the president,
opened the, meeting and for dem-
ongtration Maty-Beth Downey
assisted .Joanue Van ,Drunen in,.
Making Hungarian Goulash.
The re‘idence of Mrs.
Agnes Kale has been sold to
'141-r.:and Mrs. Jack Malone.
Mr.' and Mrs. Albert 'Cronin • spent the week end oin Acton with
'Mr. and Mrs. Leo- Smith and
girls.
eration is being given to pub-
• lishing it. "
• Mr.' McLaren has applied to
'the Canada Council for a senior
art grant to complete...tile large
mura1.11e has planned of Benmili
ler and has been given backing by.
the' Board. ,
D, J. Cdcbrane, Director of
Educatieri, reported on, the. 50th
convention of ;'the Canadian Efill -'
catkin Association held in Van-
couver in S•enteni,ber, which he
Pinder *hits
home run
Bill Pinder hit a home run with
'ord Pryce on base. to give the
Main St. -a 12 - 11 victory over
the firemen and the playoff cham-
pioriShiP.
Main St1';‘,.struek early' with a
- 0 scoreain the first three
nnings but the firemen turned
,things around and led the, rest
-of the night. Bob Wilson was
the big gu'n getting On base every
time for the smokeaters. • Jim
Glew relieved Wilson in the .
fourth and -held Main St. until
Pinder. amriected , for the home
run. Final Score 12 -1.1
Sew!ng leads
to non's heart,
The \,vay'to.aman's heart may
be through the sewing machine
instead of the Stomach) e`Specially
with today's hig.h clothing prices.
'Marty women and girls have found
that stitching up a vest, jacket,
, trousers, jumpsuit or robe for
her :than has endeared° her to
him.
.Even though sewing f men
has been an American ad
,
ition, •
bt has taken on new me ing with
the home sewkhg boom.' And the
new patterns with easy•to follow
'instruction guides have allowed
even the beginning seamstress to
sew for her brother, boyfriend,
husband or father. Fabrics are
more exciting, there's .a."full
range of synthetics and blends
that make Creating m 's
fashions more; alluring. Color,
textures, and patterns add 'new
dimensions to clothing for • the--
stronger sex: The easy 'care
. aspect of the fabrics is appealing
to both men and "rmen.
Before beginning sucli- a
venture, take a.:few key measure-
ments In order to select _the cor-
rect size pattern. ,- Chest, waist
and length '' measurements! are
very important.
Visitors- :with Mrs. Frank
Evans on the weekend were Miss
Mary Evans and Miss Madeline
Peach' Of Windsor, Mr. andMrs.
Jackw-Cleary„ Kevin and Karen
and friend Leslie AmaCorrigan,
all of Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Plot of
Quebec are-visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. George Ducharme,
Mr-and Mrs. Glen Butters of
Hespeler are -evisiting with Mr.
Thomas Butters, Mr. Butters re-
turned with. them after spending
a few days at their home.
• Mr. and Mrs. Pete Groshok
and Debbie with Mr,. and Mrs.
Dan Costello of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Connolly
are at present visiting with
friends' in Hall_faz, Nova Scotia.
. Mr. Peter. Maloney Jr. had.
the misfortune to fall at his home ,
last week fracturing his leg. He
is a patient in SeatorthCommun-
ity Hospital.
•A• veryiuccessful sale of
furniture and household effects
was held on Saturday for Mr. and,
Mrs. waiter Kroskie who intend
residing in Windsor by the end
of the month.
'Price snbirt to change
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In a Iluron-per,„th • School . Mrs. Lou Coyne' has re-
Soccer, competition for' Grades turned home after • visiting her
• ,17-4,- 8 held in St. Columban •on mother and other relatives in the
• Saturday the girls took the first , west'
game from Exeter' I - 0. Patty