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Mr I s.
omMrs. Allan McCall closing the devotional period, The Walton Unit of the U.C.,W. Dunk. were chosen as Copper munity Hall,
Mrs. Doug Fraser was hostess Mrs, George McCall presided met in the church basement on ' Contest Leaders ,and names were Winners were: Hi h Lady.
for the January meeting of the 8th for the business. The minutes Wednesday evening, January 9 drawn'for each side. Mrs,Edna Mrs. Russell Marks; ow lady- .
with 24 ladies resent. Hackwel,) will be the represent- Mrs. Joyce Colyer; High man -
and 16th unit on Wednesday were read by Mrs, Don McDon- p ative from the unit to work with Ross Mitchell Low roan -Stanley
afternoon in her home. ald. 8 members were present. Mrs. Aon Ac>ttilles opened the y
Mrs. Don McDonald opened The offering was received, and meeting with the thought for the the Mission and Service to plan Hiller; Lucky cup -Mrs. Charles
the meeting reading an article the of cent membership ,fee month, --standing at the Portal" programs through the year. It was Me Cutcheon.
from the Upper Room. The taken. Mrs. Doug Fraser was was sung, accompanied at the ,decided to have a Bakeless Lunch committee Mrs. Don
scripture reading was taken from appointed to help pack bales with piano by Mrs. Ray Huether. Mrs. Bazaar with letters to be sent to McDonald, Mrs. Alvin Mcl)on
Psalm 121. The hymn "Unto the the Supply and Welfare commit- Achilles read the scripture from each member by the secretary. A aid, Mrs, Nelson Reid and Mrs, .
i Job 38: 19 33, followed b the quilt• is to be quilted the James McDonald were in charge.
Hills" was sung. „ "syi tee and to the Mission and y beginning of the week at Mrs. Another euchre .Will be held in
Mrs. George 'McCall read an Service to help prepare meetings. rhet'litation on "Beauty." Mrs.
Bill Couts led in prayer followed Dunk's home, two weeks,
article that ,was used at Alma p y "Unto the hills around do I lift '
College, a reading entitled It was decided to hold a ham by a reading "New Yvar's
"Listening".MD. McDonald supper June 4. Resolutions". Hymn 15, "For the up"was suns.
rs. Lunch was served by Mrs. Bill PERSONALS
read a story "You're not Mrs. G. McCall closed the Beauty of the Earth" closed the
listening" taken from the book meeting with prayer. Mrs. Rae devotions. Coutts. Mrs. Art Heard and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McCall
"Salt in your kitchen." The hymn Houston assisted the hostesses in Mrs. Walter Bewley chose as Ray Huether. and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Traviss
her topic "Angry Grandmother Officers for 1974 are: returned home Sunday from a
"Teach Me, O Lord, the Perfect serving lunch. p g y a
Shakes Gulf Oil", a story of Gulf President -Mrs. William Tha- week holidaying in Nassau of the
Oil practises in faraway Angola, mer; Vice- Presidents- M -es. Herb Bahamas.
She attended a stockholders Traviss and Mrs. Ron Bennett; Craik Shank of Garden City,
meeting in Pittsburg. Mrs, secretary -Mrs. Howard Hackwell; Mich.. was a weekend guest with
Bewley also read a letter from Treasurer -Mrs. Mac Sholdice; Steven and John Huether when
�•,r Ann Rcuber, a missionary with Supper Committee -Mrs. Fred the boys participated in the
f.r Mrs. Wm. Thamer, the new
Dunk, Mrs. Emmerson Mitchell, Hockey Tournament in Brussels.
the Live -Live Project,
Mrs. Ernie Stevens and Mrs, Christine Achilles, five -
Mrs. year old
gion Newl3 John Gordon; Quilt Committee- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don
,
eq Mrs. Bill Couts, Mrs. Ralph Achilles was on the "Big Al
• president. was in charge of the Talent Show" on T.V.
. views business. $he thanked those Traviss and Mrs. Nelson Reid.recently.
rt x helping with the devotions and
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Stevenson
t , r R, a , ,a topic. Mrs. Howard Haek'weJl and Mr. and' Mrs. Allan McCall
a w , ,., and Mrs. Mary Barr visited on
tiY read the minutes. The collection Saturday evening at the home of
was received by Mrs. Mac WIN AT EUCHRE Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stevenson on
Sholdice and the U.C.W. mem- 'there were 14 tables in play at the occasion of Ronald's second
bership fees were collected,. Mrs. the progressive euchre on Friday birthday.
We are planning a big parade for the
OPTIMISTS
Seaforth Winter Carnival
Saturday, January 19, 1974
We are 'having:--
Seaforth High School Girls' Band
Drum Majorettes
Snow -Sculpture Participants
Schools Olympic Competitions
rW,Y..., ILk.1fPU HELP US?
We need, floa a 'far..'the parQd+� from the
Schools, Business Places and Service, Clubs
If you want our, parade to be a success
CONTACT: JOHN McCARROL-
KEN CAMPBELL $ox 100
R.R. 1, Dublin, Ont. 8"fortkOnt.
OPTIMISTS
Seaforth Winter Carnival
Saturday, January 19, 1974
Features
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1. SNOW SCULPTURING: ---
On Friday aftenoon at area schools
2. CARNIVAL PARADEl---
On Saturday at 1 p.m. from Optimists' Park
and including area school floats.
3. CANADA KEEP FIT TEST:---
at three Seaforth Schools.
4. CROSS, COUNTRY RUN:---
frain Seaforth District High School.
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Friday— Suidq,y
January 18-19-20, 1974 '
THREE DAYS OF WINTER FUN FUR EVERYONE
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8:00 p.m. -- TORCH PARADE
Parade forms at Topnotch Feeds, Crombie Street,
proceeds North on Victoria, across Goderich St. along
East William to Duke St. and Arena. Everyone wel-
come — Bring your snowmobile and join in fhel• n.
8:00 P.M. — Family Skating, Free
9:00 P.M. — Snowmobile Social and
Dance in Arena Hall
Drop in after the parade and help get the
Carnival of f to a good start.
REFRESHMENTS — ADMISSION $1.00
— Pay at the door
---SATURDAY
, ADMISSION to ARENA and AGRICULTURAL'
GROUNDS — $1.00
COME TO SEAFORTH FOR AN
EXCITING DAY OF EVENTS.
9:00 A.M. — Curling Bonsoel
At the Seaforth Curling Club. Come in and
watch the play.
9:00 'a.m. -- ATOM HOCKEY TOURNEY
With teams from Seaforth, Mitchell, Wing-
lmm,, $russels, Zurich, Pahnerstan and
Hanover:
12:30 P.M. — Line Up for Parade
At OPTIMIST PARK —°PRIZES to be AWARDdD
1:00 p.m. -- PARADE
Tht4,e winning floats will be announced as
the parade arrives at the Agricultural
Grounds.
— LOCAL SNOWMOBILER EVENTS
— TUG OF WAR, MEN'
— SNOW SCULPTURING
— NOVELTY RACES. REGISTRATION
3:00 P.M, — Endurance Races
Occ - 345cc ......... $30 $20 $10
345cc - 800cc ... ........... 30 20 10
HOCKEY' TOURNAMENTS —
•6:30 P.M. — Hockey "B" Champion
8:00 P.M. — Hockey "A" Champion
9:00 P.M. — Carnival Ball -,•Legion Hall
--SUNDAY
ADMISS ON — $2.00
to Arena and Agriculture Grounds
10:00 A.M. — Snowmobile Registration
12:30 p.m.
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Sanctioned by M.O.S.R.A,
STOCK JUNIOR:—
STOCK A 0-250 c.t. MODIFIED A 0-295 c. c.
B 251-29S c.c. B 296-M c.c.
C 296.340 c.c. C 341.440 c.c.
D 341-400 c.c. D 441.650 c.c.
E 401-440 c.c. E 651.800 c.c.
SUPER STOCK A 0-295 c.c,
B 296345 c.c. LADIES A 0-295 cc. Stock
C 346-400 c.c. B 295-345 c.c. Stock
D 401-440 c.c. C 0.445 c.c. Super Stock
There must be at least 5 machines registered .
to constitute any class.
Come out and see the professionals perform at 70 miles an hour on the atralghtaaky.
(Prizes subject to weatthw candlblaw)
2:00 P.M. — Skating in arena, Free
A KING of the RACERS TROPHY
for. Maximum Points `Ginner,
Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 19-20
Lunch Booth on the Grounds
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By John D. Baker
in the Legion Hall and will
Public Relations Officer,
commence at 8:00 p.m. ,
Branch 156
Note: All membership. fees are
due on the 1 st of January, to date
•
PAST EVENTS
we have a 66% paid up
Wednesday, Jan. 9, the Branch
membership for 1974. All Frater-
held a Stag Euchre, There were
nal Affiliate members should pay
nine tables of play, and from all
before January 31, if they do not
accounts it was a real night of fun.
• they will have to re -apply for
Winners were; high score, Pete
membership.
Jordan and Tom Williams; Lone
Note: Members wishing to see
hands -Harvey Beuerman; Low
the Provincial Service Officer on
hands, Alec Muir, and (Rabbit)
February 19th, please get in
Costello.
touch with Comrade George
Thursday, Jan. 10, the mem-
• Miller, Service Officer for Branch
bers held their monthly general
156, before January 28.
meeting. Comrade Allan Nichol-
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son, membership chairman, con, -
ducted a draw for those members
eligible in the Early Bird
Members of Branch 156 held a
Cam�atgn. Winners -were as
Legion service at the Box Funeral
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Finnigan; 2nd, John Baker; 3rd,
e aincade Bob Smith.'.
th"lie'"Co
Carmon Rowcliffe; 4th, Jack
Padre Comrade. Bob. Spittal, -
Eisler; 5th, Ken Ritchie; 6th,
conducted the service. I wish to
Wm. Dalrymple; 7th, Dave
convey on behalf of all the
Hoover; 8th, Pete Spittal; 9th,
members our deepest sympathy
Orville Oke; 10th, Gary Bettles.
to the relatives of Comrade Bob.
Friday, Jan. 11, the weekly
Bob was a very active member
Bingo attracted eighty-nine play-
and will be missed very much
ers and prizes to fhe value of $338
, indeed by the Branch.
«
were won.
COMING EVENTS
We are very sorry to hear of the
Friday, Jan. 18,• Bingo will be
sudden illness of Keith MacLean
held in the Legion Hall as
and all members wish him a
usual.
speedy recovery.
Wednesday, Jan. 23, Stag Euchre
will be held, come on out all
you card players and bring a
NOTE: The Canadiap Govern -
friend. The Stag Euchre will be
-ment have struck a medal for
a weekly feature every
Veterans who took part in the
Wednesday evening until fur-
Dieppe Raid. In order to obtain,
ther notice.
one, eligible veterans should
Thursday, Jan. 24, The Happy
write to Mr. Wm. Stevens,
Citizens have invited members
President, Dieppe Veterans and
of the Branch and of the Ladies
Prisoner of War Association, P.O.
Auxiliary together . )with the
Box 57241, • Terminal "A",
general public, to a showing of
Toronto, Ontario. Application
two films, "Alberta, Land of the
should include, Regimental num-
Chinook" and "Island Eden",
ber, prank, name and address,
a film of beautiful Vancouver
name of unit with which you
Island. The films will be shown
landed at Dieppe.
Mrs Elmer Rivers 'is
Presbyterial
vice-president
At the 89th annual meeting of
the meeting representing Goder-
the Women's Missionary Society
ich, Hensall, Auburn, Belgrave
of the Huron Presbyterial of the
and Seaforth.
Presbyterian Church in Canada
held in Seaforth • Wednesday,
Reeeives
Mrs. Alex Enright of Goderich
was installed as president. She
•
promotion
succeeds Mrs. John Pollock of
Goderich.
Among recent appointments in
Other officers installed were:
the Ministry of Education
Mrs. Elmer Rivers, Seaforth,
announced by Education Minister
vice-president; Mrs. W. R.
Thomas Wells is that of Douglas
Kerslake, Seaforth, secretary;
S. Lawless, appointed director of
Mrs. G. G. MacEwan, Goderich:
the E:R.A.S. (Educalional
_ treasurer; Mrs. William Waddell,
Resources Allocation System)
Seaforth, adult group; Mrs.
Task Force who becomes the
Wesley Bradnock, Auburn, young
director of the Supervisory -
women's secretary; Mrs. Rachel
Services Branch. The E.R.A.S.
Schwalm, Hensall, children's
project will continue under Mr.
secretary.
Lawless's leadership.
Other officers are: Mrs.
Formerly principal of Walton
Harvey IUde, Hensall, associate
Public School Mr. Lawless is
members; Mrs. Charles Kalb-
married to the former Dorothy
fleisch, Varna, friendship and
'Turnbull.
service; Mrs. Rochus Faber,
A former Inspector of Public
Kipper, literature secretary;
Schools in Norfolk County,Mr.
Miss 'Jean Scott, R.R. 2,
Lawless served as Superintendent
Seaforth, supply secretary; Mrs.
of Public Schools and Assistant
J. C. McBurney, Belgrave, Glad
Director of Education for the
Tidings; Mrs. Wesley Bradnock,
Burlington Board of Education.
press secretary; Mrs. Joseph
On creation of the Halton County
Dunbar, Belgraye, life member-
Board of Education in 1969, he
ship.
became Assistant Director of
Miss Belle Campbell, Seaforth
Education. He then moved to
_
Ottawa as Director of Education
W
was installing officer.
for the Ottawa Board of
Finance reports indicated that
Eddcation, a post he held from
The *HuronPresbyterial -has meT
1976 to 1972. He is a former
its allocation of over $5.000.
' president of the Ontario
_
- " -
Association of Education and
i
There were over 55 delegates at
Administrative Officials.
o
We are planning a big parade for the
OPTIMISTS
Seaforth Winter Carnival
Saturday, January 19, 1974
We are 'having:--
Seaforth High School Girls' Band
Drum Majorettes
Snow -Sculpture Participants
Schools Olympic Competitions
rW,Y..., ILk.1fPU HELP US?
We need, floa a 'far..'the parQd+� from the
Schools, Business Places and Service, Clubs
If you want our, parade to be a success
CONTACT: JOHN McCARROL-
KEN CAMPBELL $ox 100
R.R. 1, Dublin, Ont. 8"fortkOnt.
OPTIMISTS
Seaforth Winter Carnival
Saturday, January 19, 1974
Features
1atI4111
4�7
1. SNOW SCULPTURING: ---
On Friday aftenoon at area schools
2. CARNIVAL PARADEl---
On Saturday at 1 p.m. from Optimists' Park
and including area school floats.
3. CANADA KEEP FIT TEST:---
at three Seaforth Schools.
4. CROSS, COUNTRY RUN:---
frain Seaforth District High School.
- '.'T,,! •s :w�,,.�r +w ,air �F fir, .i
x q.
7th '
A14NUAL
110W1
Friday— Suidq,y
January 18-19-20, 1974 '
THREE DAYS OF WINTER FUN FUR EVERYONE
—www a Si
TK1UA T
8:00 p.m. -- TORCH PARADE
Parade forms at Topnotch Feeds, Crombie Street,
proceeds North on Victoria, across Goderich St. along
East William to Duke St. and Arena. Everyone wel-
come — Bring your snowmobile and join in fhel• n.
8:00 P.M. — Family Skating, Free
9:00 P.M. — Snowmobile Social and
Dance in Arena Hall
Drop in after the parade and help get the
Carnival of f to a good start.
REFRESHMENTS — ADMISSION $1.00
— Pay at the door
---SATURDAY
, ADMISSION to ARENA and AGRICULTURAL'
GROUNDS — $1.00
COME TO SEAFORTH FOR AN
EXCITING DAY OF EVENTS.
9:00 A.M. — Curling Bonsoel
At the Seaforth Curling Club. Come in and
watch the play.
9:00 'a.m. -- ATOM HOCKEY TOURNEY
With teams from Seaforth, Mitchell, Wing-
lmm,, $russels, Zurich, Pahnerstan and
Hanover:
12:30 P.M. — Line Up for Parade
At OPTIMIST PARK —°PRIZES to be AWARDdD
1:00 p.m. -- PARADE
Tht4,e winning floats will be announced as
the parade arrives at the Agricultural
Grounds.
— LOCAL SNOWMOBILER EVENTS
— TUG OF WAR, MEN'
— SNOW SCULPTURING
— NOVELTY RACES. REGISTRATION
3:00 P.M, — Endurance Races
Occ - 345cc ......... $30 $20 $10
345cc - 800cc ... ........... 30 20 10
HOCKEY' TOURNAMENTS —
•6:30 P.M. — Hockey "B" Champion
8:00 P.M. — Hockey "A" Champion
9:00 P.M. — Carnival Ball -,•Legion Hall
--SUNDAY
ADMISS ON — $2.00
to Arena and Agriculture Grounds
10:00 A.M. — Snowmobile Registration
12:30 p.m.
U
Sanctioned by M.O.S.R.A,
STOCK JUNIOR:—
STOCK A 0-250 c.t. MODIFIED A 0-295 c. c.
B 251-29S c.c. B 296-M c.c.
C 296.340 c.c. C 341.440 c.c.
D 341-400 c.c. D 441.650 c.c.
E 401-440 c.c. E 651.800 c.c.
SUPER STOCK A 0-295 c.c,
B 296345 c.c. LADIES A 0-295 cc. Stock
C 346-400 c.c. B 295-345 c.c. Stock
D 401-440 c.c. C 0.445 c.c. Super Stock
There must be at least 5 machines registered .
to constitute any class.
Come out and see the professionals perform at 70 miles an hour on the atralghtaaky.
(Prizes subject to weatthw candlblaw)
2:00 P.M. — Skating in arena, Free
A KING of the RACERS TROPHY
for. Maximum Points `Ginner,
Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 19-20
Lunch Booth on the Grounds
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