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SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURODAY, MARCH 14,1974 1 .1. 1,1111"� �,��,�
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* ., town $740. ,town -employees consisting of I . .
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the possibility of renting the , of $94.23 per month from Mutual' I .1
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that the Club plans to erect at thel. Council received a letter from
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. I — building when it tis completed. Council agreed to purchase SKATINGAWARDS - Seaforth Figure Skating .Club held an Achievement Day this I
46 � I would be about $5,000 of which one-half page ad in the S..D.H,S. year instead of their usual skating carnival. Award winners at the event on Sunday - I
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the metal top'of the trailer appeared to have been damaged. The -trailer was righted The members of. the Hospital her husband had in India, where I .
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a Figure Skating Club this year Costumes which were usually members. Club , .
names convention committee Tuck Cart at the hospital. three hundred students in his held an Achievement Day for borrowed from neighbouring Mrs. Fran Brady. professi . onal is . .
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The Huron -Perth County The (�ard, will write Mr. ' 'Stratford, chairman, �o, discuss Dorothy Parke were named to canadian and other nationalities arena. I � I I Seaforth skaters. I , was attended by ' about 200
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Roman Catholic Separate School Crothers that its position is ,that relevant issues related to Catholic convene the - Fall Conference for go there to get away from the'heat Costs of holding the Carnival , The Club decided to let skaters people..
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position of Hugh A. Crothers, off passengers in all speed zones. Ted Geoffrey ieported . on 'a to ' be held in Seaforth on I .
Toronto, who is seeking public Patrik Carty of Stratford was one -day Architectural Servicesd September 30 which will be in a hiLside cottage at'Musso6rie Day care ..
d - ' and seven weeks travelling 4,000 1 . I . . ..
support an supp6rt of members n ajn-el to the Convention Workshop which he and Michael hosted by the Seaforth Auxiliary. ' . I I I .
of parliament i%- the introduction, Committee to replace Joseph Connolly attended at Bluevale� . miles in India with their son who , . � I ...... I I
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of a bill amending the.inconsis- Lo6by who is away on a holiday. Collegiate Institute in Wat erf , . .1 brahch meets I
Wheels Program in Seaforth his long holiday break is during .
I tencies in the Highway Traffic Others on the committee are, Ed Rowland, Maintenance Co- I """" I .
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requires (a) School buses must Superintendent of Education, ideas on saving energy -heating, surprising .
have flashing lights -operating Joseph Tokar. The committee will etc. as well as suggestions as to . Mrs.Cardno explained the traffic mostly pedestrian. The Following a suggestion from I . I I I �. 11 . I
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indicating "Do not pass when in 1974 and will report at the next .tack Lane, Business Adminis.' out of hospital. She said one way she said, while the other side of , Mis.Edna Rutledge, of London, 1 , " I I ,
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approaching from either direction - 'Nine ,trustees will attend, the the 20th annual meeting of the Nurseries Branch of the , 1. .. I I I I
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flashing lights stop. Trustees' Council Convention'in Officials' Association in Toronto, for themselves, with at least one Mrs. Scott drove through Charles Geddes of the Seaforth I ...
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in areas where speed limits are Francis Hicknell, Seaforth; Don Geoffrey will attend the Ontario be supplied from the Seaforth dung which makes a very durable County Health Unit nurse who " � I I I I � . . I -.. 1,
Hospital cafeteria and all that is abode. She said from these very conducted a survey which ,:-, I . 1. -
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Me said the Traffic Act allows the Diivid Teahen, Howard Shantz to be held in Brantford on April indicated widespread interest in . I I
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%1%16 program and volunteers to deliver most colourful crafts. She day care said that the government .
Council of any city to exempt and Patrick Carty, all of Stratford; 21. �� I , I
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where speed limits may be more Haid,Listowel. be sent...to Ed: Rowland' son, carved wooden furniture, hand town on Thursday to take a look at I i r '. 1,
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Mr. Crothers said it' was 'an Patrick's School at Kinkora at a loomed shawls, lace tablecloths 1� I " A
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. situation and that the protection cost not to exceed $7,131 and part Canadian Legion District C public MrNardno stated. stuffed toy animals, tea cosies for a Seaforth Day Care Centre. I .1 I . I . 1, . � . - . - .
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to a child in a 35 mile or under competition in Collingwood on available per child and all other
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Seaforth Lion's Club, reported Committee whiclKwill meet from toe statistics were required in the would like to see local church owned by an orthodox Hindu in 1976. So about two thirds �. „ �,111 1.i" � I I , ,�;` �i�:)
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Staffa, Egmondville and Walton. with Rev. Carl Keahe of agreed the survey was harmless, Stressing the importance of wife was reported to be too shy to per week. I UV YOUNG FOR KINDERGARTEN- M16h6i'lle -
Mr. Oke said the Seaforth TrusteO David Teahen suggested elderly people eating the proper visit the guests in her home. On the average, half the Turner Is not yet 2 years old I but she was at 1he Huron .
Lions' members have addressed that Mf. Craig should mail out the food, Mrs.Cardno concluded, Mrs. Walter Armes, childreh come fromSeaforth with
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The It6giofial Director of Mft. 39nitS M. Sbott described jiid,up active members and 20 and one or two children from attend next . "I' �
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purposes. was woil by Jack MeLlwalb. (Continued on Page 16) the (liteb-month 'holiday she And paid-up associate members. Hibbert and Hullbtt. . and Wt. David Turner of Varna. . .
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