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"I . . ” � It's virtutklly certain that next centennial next ear befo i 6 slimmer end: ]Jou)�F4 x9vu* I I 10 t _. . I I I � � I.. year, 1975, for "one night orpr-��akjng a definite selection of, and a walking tdur, ,,if 49mo of ,thlo, - , 1','�:` , - ��.. I �, - . . . , -• . �1' V I I � . . . 10 , 1 I I , Seaforth citizens will. be dancing clates,. older, architecturally. intetesting I . al .. �, I ; I., ' _ 1. '. 1, y -V I r - . g I . 9 s onoth , . ,,,, .� . and, swinging to the music of Guy ' 'InWS,itwashopedthat'clubs - Seaforth �uildln s was , t., ept . , . �" , I I I f ral - � . Lombardo and. his Royal Cana. , and sports groups would plan "' idea offered., ' . . I , I . ,...- . ' f . For P Geography Club'ffiem- - - I ` I.. � . dians, their regular activities throughout : ' A parade is a most for the 1974i ,., /;�`: -C" " : , I i . . '. " 1 I , . - bels it the Seaforth District High � . f..; " " . I ' 197$ is another Centdnnial year the year with or Centennial'theme. Centennial' and it may be topped . ; -11-111 11 _ I .. . "I I . School,-Ae spring break means it ' ;1 "I here and marks 100 years. since A beard gro*ing ,contest, w4'ich off by a, g�iant bar . - . , I . ,pecue at orld of .. I I I . I I nine -day holiday in-EtirQpe. . �, 41,��, !. ,� Seaforth was incorporated as a .would begin , at the OptiAist . Seaforth's parks', Those, At Weds . I ' - , '� " , . I ' * I feloAll I Thp students, along -',With . .1 � 11 town. For those who are" Winter Carnival and end With Id . at airleasf I I 11 ,,,,�� I ' kummer , � -1 i her chaperones, left* Thursi, �L 1. .. , , about the abundance of centen- final judging at the1ions 'two dances, ne I : a .4 'Iith , , te c . , " - I . ' I'll , . sogest- rock* band, 4 d one inside >vi .. . ,.*::, . 4 *�,�. " . nials'in the last 20 y�ars, in 19.55 Carnival was one of the �e --�` .. 'day night for Ljubljana,, Ydjosla- . I w� I . . . n the. beginning ,of a trip �1, `�'711. the Seaforth Old Boys marked 100 ioils to rd' Wednesday. ,quieter ajXA.Alower' music "sholAP � .��, . I via, o . :.,. . ' I , . ' ' '1�'� which will take them to the Italian. V '. 1 .". I., . ypars since the town was settled; 'Other special sports events be, for a Saturday -night I t. I ' i P - . I 1111� - I I .1 _ . t , `cities . 'Florence, and . W, 111 . I . in' -1967 we celebrated Canada's 'mentioned were an invitational" d6iing Centennial festivities.;" ' . I f Vefiiqe � 4V ; . I I cl les 0 1 , ,,� - . I . I A 1� T I .- q,, 1. I Rome. . . I I Centennial and in 1968 we Centennial golf Tournament and SDHS studeut Dave Ring said. . I ,permanent , . . I � marked 100 years since Seaforth law`d,`'bqwling, 'Minor soccer or- that the town 'ShRq1JSJ)e thinking The students raised money, � ,. I . I, . I . . . bout establish' ' . , ' . I . . . . . N 4",r, was incorporated as a village. � hockey tournaments. Main St. a s ntr-'V permanent I I for he trip by .selling tickets on,! A . , ' I 11 . , 4 - 11 .r. draws,.., _�va;bing -cars, holdi�ng, I 1, �, 11 � An or anizational meeting was may be. closed for part of the reminder of the Centennial yea . I 9 I .. ws, . I 1, � ... the' Town - Hall last Centimnial week or weekend with "After all. it's Seaforth's' 100 I . bake sales and dance§. The Grade I p. � , N�! , held , in . .... 11 I I . . . I �11 . . . � 11 I I., 11 i .1. 11 j , - FW1 Wednesday nigh] kp an attempt to merchants organizing sidewalk years of history as a town that wg I . 12 students are accompanied by , - ., P"I U::! :"L' " . . ..... I-. . w . I "I ,� ;. /I , N - make the 1975 e6ritenni�al the sales. ' -., ' - I are,.celebrating".. he said, I , , , ,� I ... . ' ' ' teacher John Ball and his wife,, I W ., �� , .. I I , , ,• I . �,,,, I - � 1. I est yet.. Representatives An arts and �`fts show with A e - Centennial Committee ° I I ' , - - , , �, b ,tives from crafts Th ' I I I -and teacher Mrs. Alfred 'Russell , . . . '. , "' '�nd would welcome, suggestions ons about e . kf,r husband: ' ,; - � ' I THEY'RE -OFF - Months of planning an hard work Airpoet to bo@�pd a plan r a week irl.lkt�l local otganizations interested Centennial theme and an outdoor . . and. . . , - ..y� The citizens at the, -meeting roughed picnic at the Van Egmond I h . house a p6manent.h0orical project for'%-.- 1 . .1 0 - - .. holding bake sales, car washes and raffles paid 'Off students flew to. Yugoslavia Od iravel-led,,b,y bus to ,. . I 0 TNY will arrive bi(� -in Tor'onto, . * * . , , . out a tentative plan forst ear's was suggested' .for the big Centenniat year. , I at 7 p.m. on March 23'to be bused . Thursday night when,. 27, members .6f the S0HS � Itily where they will tour several northern cities. I � - . � . I ` . . Geogriphy Club aril their chaperon 'left for Malton , I . I . ,. � I .. � - celebrations - ' . with I I I A representative from the . . . . to their homes.. , - . . . . I . ..I I , I 1�� A dance at the arena with , uy Donations , Horticultural Society, Mrs. Wil- . l . . .. / . I , . w' . . I . liam . Strong, - asked 'that' a . .1 r-, . . . . I �. I � I . Lombard * 'wbo enjoyed playing � . % . I I 0i'' -of some I• , I . . I I . . I . . theto%�n`a a 6ig dance iri 1968, is , �eautification program , . � 1. . . . 'Board- finark-tc!• I � . .. I . I .-) . financed �Main . . : I - I I . I I . I ,,the first- .big event .that' the - , . sort be part of the 'Centennial' I , I 11 Centennial organiKation has year. A competition for the best , - � S t, *, decor'dtions . * 11 . I . plahned for looking wl "d box ;was I I 0 as I y "do'n't all, os .ta e Feld- , I*PS. 7 ��b I Ord ' ked' ' � .The GuyLombardo dance will The Seaforth Chamber . of su '� � .. I I I I . . 11 ..I . . . I I I suggested.' jk Ls . I I . ' I . I . � I I " . . take '-place • in ,May, "at the Commerce Christmas street light :'An a#rn�pt will also be made . ' * I . I . ,�_ A guideline -for s,taffing, of . Airport 'with overnight accom- sites- on the Golden Horses'h6e. I during entennial year.to inter- . , I I I . . I I was ointed out to her4hat many Hill, and Business s Administrator,. beginning of a 2 -week tour which .,program was financed, this year - . I . . a- elementary schools is to go on the-- modation to be arranged at the Cost of trip to be, about $65- se ols participate in Field Trips R.B, Dunlop, were named to bandleader Will b by merchant's donations of $6115, view a large number eaforth's I 11 I . , - , I the famous 6andle -,are, in a .-mileage range of negotiate salaries with ,tbe cust- making in Ontario. S afprth'% 'older citizens, . tape their ' I agenda ofd s1pecial meeting of the ,Toronto Teachers Colle charged- to school bi dget., ' e s a. C of donation of $80, and' .ge. The budget. I tat , . , I . Huron County Board of Education - cost' of the trip V estimated at ' From'Principal J.L..,.Wooden of - eir . . school that it , is not odian staff as -.their contracts run Recreation director Clive Buist surpfus left over froth last year of personal recoil tions of the pag . t. ' . . ' - From_ I ,� I called for next Monday ,night. $12$, to b ' e assessed to the - Soufh,Hurop Distri& High School , necessary to ask Board .permis- ,out on June 1, ' . booked the Lombardo band for, almost $76, according to 4 report I A committe of volunteers from . I am - I I D,J: Cochr ef, . Director of- iran.sportaflon seetion of the to send students, members 'of sion. Mr. Cochr'ane said it Norman Mund y, custodian at S' among thos present at the � , 1, Education, said the class siz�/-, -school, 'budget I And S Saturday, May 17, 1475, on the tabled by JamesA. Stewart who ne6ting w set up. It includes, ,;L �. . � A . Bch pupil the Senior Out&s Group on an depended . to some on the F.E. Madill Secondary School, 'Victoria weekend, by phone was in charge 'Of the lighting r ' . 'Teacher -pupil ratio was possibly contributing $1. � - . 'j of the'sclJool whether. Wing'ham,' resigned effective, but is await' . � firma- effbrt. . . . Councilyna '-�, Crocker,' Re- . , . . .1. . overnight excursion in the local' principal I - Ing written con I 11 Re - the most important item in the list .1 From Principal G.O. Phillips of area April 19 and 20, travelling on they'took full advantage,.of trips .. 'February 25, and Wallace Biltpn, . tion from Mr. Lothbaroo's agent Expenses for the street light- creation c or ' Clive Buist, ' . I . . . , . �, , I I of ten recommendations resulting F.E. Madill Secondary School to foot and by canoe to provide 'available.'He informed the Board , bus driver,'Howick Central -School In' New Yqrk. -Guy .Lombardo ing, done every year 'with the , L I . I Wilma Oke, public relations, Joe - � ,. I . from the Xisitation. .to schools - sen 7 �jen!oi� student (Art 401) practice in camping and canoeing members that the sch6ol budget resigped effectiyi March charges a'fiked -fee of $3,500., - co-operation of the Seaforth PUC' McLean, and Dive Ring, student I . . - * made by Board Chairman E.C. acZI)a Ica b the, Art Teacher, skills as; as menu planning fpr, Trips is based on the ' ,Donald Gowc� was. placed -on ,. The 1975 celebrations will totalled $763.35. New decorations , representatives, Gordon Scott . ' I I � , . . � , 'Hill and himself - last Fall, and � .pormanent st,Afflds a custodian' from the Lpgio"on Coleman , , nT an Y Wil ' - . enrolment in the school. � . . - Mrs atrikia son, to the . and group activities. Cost to the i I odian, at probably be concentrated in a were. purchased at -a cost -of I " I "It's not, to the pupils if Central Huron' Secondary School, week or long weekend daring the $596.28 and brackets, bulbs, a . I . I n6v,his staff and he are' ' ready to CarboruNdum Museum of Cer- Board will be nil. - ' '. I I I . - and Jim Sills of .the -Seaforth' I I I I I I I*' discuss a number of these items amics 44,Niagara Falls, N.Y: on Another request to send 24 they are not taking adva,Atage,6f Clinton., Linda Anderson_ 'a summer. The%S�eaforth Centennial express charges and wire, tape Firemen, ,and Mrs. Strong from I . I - . board . , committee will check with Clin' C ,� , the Horticultural. Sucieiy- . . with the board. members at the Friday, "May 3 ,to further thi�' students, members.of the Senior ,the trips, apparently there is a permanent ,staff secretary committee - and paint accounted for .the.r_st of The . " S cial meeting next week,, Students' knowledge of ceramics, Outers Group, from SouW Huron , budget for it," Mrs. Kunder said. (Conthhued on Page 16) ton, which ed on Page 10) ; .. ITP ' . , . . .is also cel . rating a the expense. I . . .1 (Co�tmu' . . I..:. . %f Speaking ,of the budget for both history and. media,'which on ,a 'one-week excursio , to the I The Superintendents, will be I �I . .1 '. 1� . - . . . .. I . . 191 , , I., , . I , I _ I j I I " . . . . '. . ' ,they have b6len studying and 'Magnetawan River are 'May asked to study each school to see , - . . I , . 4,- Mr. Cochrane said ."The , t I ' ' " _____-�`_"_'_' �' ' ' ' . , ' , , ' * "' -4' r � cost to be 18-25 to practise camping and If all , students are'- given ' Bda cir'bag not yet been 0�0 th6 cfeatifig-Ifi-bi The , . :the, . ' . I I 1 ant regulations ,and � other ,,assessed . `1�_-_' 'budget, canoeing skills, to give practice in opportunity to p��rticipate in I - . to school � c ,hik6s' ,fbrc , I . 96 , -! . I Pril, e I I - , . C pty -road work cut� I pertinent ma7terial necessary' to transportation section. , - orienteeting, to observe' biolo Trips. . . . ( '. , . .( ` , , , I . I I I I . . I , " . I•I . I complete' the budget, but - based From Principal B. Robertson of gicai and geographical aspects' of The Board Chairman; E.Q. . . . " on the assumption.that grants will � Howick Central Public.School to that area of the,,Canadian -Shield, Jim Britnell, Huron County programs forcing,us to delay, for - some of those' down. � Carlow, 10.5 . miles, -$269,000; ' . . . ;. I � ' not be less than last year; woman send 35 Grade 7 students on a to develop initiative, resoprceful- � I engineer recently elected Presi- the time beigg, many reconstruct- "We had two choices," said Road'4, Crqdilon westerly, paving , . , . . .1 1 produce one for you to consider if' two-day .trip to the Bu'rlin On ness.. self in .and , self dent of tlThr Ontario Good 1144ds ion projects," ?aid Britnell. Britnell. "We could continue. with I.S miles (portion, not in maim- . . you wish." Mr. Cochrane said area on April 2 9A. NeW building � Association in .Toronto, did not To hoid thl 'line this year in our program and in -Crease the -e\rka e $100,000) $25,060; Road . . . 73, to complete an confidence in group ,situ'ations. I . . I ._ncq. " because of spiralling. costs, the urban -ural exchange. � The stu- No cost, to Board. . •. paint a particularly bright picture Huxon'-meanslusing the $157,000 road mill rate by 25 to .35 percent 19, M61 to Highway 86, land and -� ' I . I 1 4 grant regqlations had been pulled dents from Burlington visited, Mrs. Mollie Kunder of Seaforth when he spoke to Huron County accumulated surplus of highway gr hold the line and delay what we fence, 5.2 miles, $20,000; Road -7, . . .. back by the Ministry for Howick on December 13. . possible ki Council last Thursday. I . 1, . I ) .The asked Why some scho.Qls go. on I . I funds from the general surplus consider some very important Highway 4 to Road 12,' spot . . . I . - I re -consideration, blifthat it was students will visit Stefco, Ford, of Field Trips regularly while other . ZA I Although the , county road account as well as $11,000 of the projects." I �, imp,ro�`emenls on six ' hills . r . . important thht he get some ,Canada, - Squa ' and various ,schools do not request . iest them. . it co-unty. library budget remaitis about the same $135,000 Reserve Fund, leaving a * "The decision was not an easy $90,000. .. 1. . I I . . . interim guideline for hiring I . �,� . I . . , I as last year with the county ,ib erve balance of $123,000 plus,' one and we l'av'e decided, for this ' When asked about the county's,. . .. � I- 1, ' , -1 .. .Q . elementary teachers, . ,e , . : The old argument ofeentraliza- raising $738,000 (about lCritills) interest. . year at,least, to recommend that plan for Road t4 from .Ethel tbrl . 'R.B. Allan, Board - Superin- �• tion versus decentralizationthe amount of work to be done has . ''One of the 'main, reasons 'for we hold the line ine and not increase High%�ay 86, Britnell told Reeve I of . . I . ) tendent, said -,estimated enrol- Union, ,-g as stri ke .. - Huron County's departmen(s Was been drasticaliv cut. ? . ,ing to delete some projects our levy," said Dietrich.' Charles Thoxnas that it takes at . - I , . — I ment in e,Lelitentary schools will - - . . I . . . I revived at last Thursday's session "This program falls- consider'- a.' dip into Our surplus and Reeve Anson McKinley asked ,'least two years and in excess of . I I f I I I be down 227 pupils and th�ee legs. • of county when It was ably short of thC, 'amount of work reserve . is the increase of ,Micther Pe money rSaved on $100,000. a mile including. hot I " I . t I eachers will'be required. He said learned the county public library We ,had ,hoped' to do," said .Approximately 60 percent in hot sndwplou-khing would help with mix, to rebuild one mile of road. . . . hits closer to- h ome I . ' . ' . I . I it may be possible that the Board , I I I board Was considerip&_�iwing a Britnell. "We have.been forced to mix paving prices," said the the budget, Britnell told him that He said,Road 19 was undergo* will be hiring aboui 14 new . Effect 'of the strike by � Union . . new library A�F6adquarters delete .several projecis from this ,county engineer. "Tfiis. was sin e the men who usually plow the first 'phase of a reconstrucl. ng I I . . I , elementary' teachers next term, ' I Gas Limited employees. .came' transmission lines , from the building. I I year's budget in order to avoid caused by an inerease 9f 250 th snow were working all inter program this year. ' I ".. �. 1 It Elginfield. substation where' a I . I .,. T ; snow I I �, It was raising our requireffidtit a county . percent to 300 percent i*thp price on -. ier 'county project , about Road maintenance will cost , 41 but nothing is definite at this clos6r to Seaforth this wee4s g 'as reported, the present , �� I . .1 valve had been turned Off. Pilot ' funds." � . 1 4 , . 11 - time. I was cut off to consumers in lights. pn',*gas appliances 'would rented' facilities on Lighthouse I I of the liquid as that -'makes the only money saved was that $710,000; bridge maintenance, . . . A 'proval for five Field Trips Hensall, Exeter, Centralia and notsbe ignited for all customers I I "In fact ' your county roads up six percent to'seven percent 'of which would, have been spent, on $10,000;. road constipctioll, , .. ; �p . . I Street, in, Goderich are only just department has not asked for or the paving mixture." overtime. - 1. $769,000� ' bridge construction, - vas Made as follows: From lHuron Park on Tuesday,.- until late Wednesday, Union Gas adequate and the ow�ers of the . . I ' , . %Gcey� ... .... �,,Employees worked in the cold - 'other ten received an increase in'JK6 COLfilty "This increase plus a draslic "The true not show $20,000; 'construction of bridges . I principal J. Axtmann of officials said. I 11 building have -ants in , I saving rfiay* ' I .... I . - I . Central Public Scho6li6'take 38 at the large -Boise) Cascade The Unionh mind. The lease expires in 1976. share of its budget for four years - i'hcrettse in the price of bunker up for two or thte'e years when a on township' boundary .roads, . Grade 8 -:students on a three-day wanufacturind company in offered An award of $500 in an "It would -appear that the and this in 'the',face of the• heating oils and other petroleum truck or a -grader lasts'a year or so $150,000 (Bluevale Bridge); and .1 I trip to Toronto May 27-29, to visit Hens'all because the plant's gas effort io halt interference wiN logical move . would be to larger continued rise 'ink costs of lab6r products %rill cause the average longer," said Britnell.- ,,,miscellaneous (rebates, over- , Science Cdtktre, Parliament Build- ffirnice could not function. '. . . and materials," said Britnell., pr . . I mission and dis 'bution quarters and to a building owned , ice of hot mix'paying- to 6s,c Road construction planned head, new machinery, bank 4 ' Museum, Planetarium, ,'By Tuesday trans by the county," said librar I Ak a result of, this tight from $7 to $12 or. more per ton," includes Road 28 Gorrie South, interest) $470.000. , , . in. s, evening, -ga ad facilities. The strike ha been on . y ' I ' I .W , , Black Creek, Village and the been turned , back on, fo - sine ebruary 7. . I . chairman . John F. Flannery, budgeting we have not been able . he estimated. ; 6.5 miles, $106,060; Road 25, ' Total . road 1 bijdget is I - . I . . e I - to carry out some of the projects He cited otlil�f increase§ - - ' Blyth -to W,94ton-, 7.6 miles, $,2:120,000. Total provincial share . I . . .. I � 'T Seaforth. "It has always been the . ' ' . policy 'oi the,county to provide that some members ,of council average low bid on gravel .up 29 1 $214,000; Road 25, Blyth to amounts to $1,222,000. ' .. � . I accommodation 'for all the various "Ould like to see completed." percent in two years; gasoline, tip - I . � I � , I i . deparfments and then recover its � . "We now have 204 miles of our 25 percent over last year; diesel I . . ', ... . 11� I . I - I I . I I - . � 346 miles of,county road -paved," fuel up,20 •-perZ-ent;, weed spray ;;;;, ,. I t, �� . . Z monies by means of rent." 1, 1. I , P . , � f. I ,,, , � 1. I . . �1 -, � � . In a . four -point recommenda- continued Britnell. "The average chemicals, up 39 percent; centre A . . ' . . I . I I .. � , �. tion, it was suggested the' life of a hot mix surface is line painting, up 52 percent; I - "" . . I ; U . I I 11 ) building program be considered; considered to be ten years, so it reinforcing steel (if you can get ", . iRteI - � : . � 1, . � I I .11 .. that the future need of the various ' can be seen we should re -surface it), up 163 percent-, asphalt spray i . ,.. . .., . .1. , � 1',� county d' rtmentg be sfudied a rnigirflum of 20 miles per year. patching liquid, tip 34 percent. V.k . . . . '% e . We It , aven't been re -surfacing Nis Joseph Dietrich, chairman of 1. .11 11 2-1 J . . . . 11 . :1 � beforen' in 119, 1 1 � . sit s chosen, keeping, ' I . mind the crow e ndition at the. much annually recently so are the road committee, told council I * I? � I , I �:'- . I . .1 I . now havIRg to calch\u �.... 11 11, lIx i 1 I I " . , I court house building in G(kdbrich; � R by paving : committee"members were "really , . I I . � I Iro Ski I . . . that the location of the building more than 30 miles tin year. If , stunned tl�s year." � - . .. . I . . 11 . A be in/the immediate Goderich . We don't, some Wes will - .,We're still in sort of a J 110 . A - , I I , 11 , 11 I I .1 . ,,, deteriorate rapidly." shock" admitted Brit�ell who is ' ., . 1. . M I . I Area Ita. function in conjun6tion -1 . ,. 11 � . . C� I i•I , I , . I 11 � 3rF " , .. . � �11 '- "This catch-up, resurfacing still hoping competition wit)' drive '�' I 11 :1 . With the court -house ,hZef& I _ . - - ... .. . I _. . . 11 e',X .. .. . I 1, L, 10 rr . . . . . . 11 1, - W - 11 I � . , . I �'Xl , .. '! .. . I I.- 11 IT I I I 11 I .11 , . . .1 I I I expensive .office eqAipment i .- . . I . lii� 1� '. I "I . , . 4-1 . I . I . already located for ., ... _ - ..� 1� I .. I . 1. . . ' I ' W I I , .. ,4 I . �A�"M,k5jzt . ,.�� I t departments; and that . I I � --.0 . I 10,I . ,�,,1,,,4%_, , I" .1 CW h 0 - c:kr Billy wa tso' - M, � alre,44,,. � '1,*,,�14$ 00 be s6t aside as an initial Y'. _. An W Ippe ,.* ". A,N_ 1 �' amount in the reserve account for . A W 0 ,�214� ;�o , I ,' .., " 1�1v_ __ __ - - , . , . I �. 11 , , , I I - � � . . I � tif . ,,-A - " , V'� ""o - . , I - � � � � I . . . , , ', I—' - '"k 'P., I project. ' ., ,mv . " . 11 wn,," I 11 � I ,,I , I . 1,,,�$� i:",? i 4'�� , , I �, � I . 111. . , .1 �1 0 �.,P;,, I , wring the short but hot to s e , I W!, A,` �', �! - , t , t A��S.4,' .- ,_ , �15f, �, - e -Monda� I : ,� Iii �;��q,�._ I I . "' p ea her, I ... r', . I , ,,11 ', ', " ', " ', " �, ', " ��,,�, �.,i , I . I scussign, it was pbilited out , _. I . .1, I . . li . . . . ,-, ... . � , I I., , —,-- I . .� -o ce more that plent�.of space is ',;r��_'f.6'__ �, , I � __ Relations e.' "'' . combination of Rural �,!, V . .�� '�r ! Do you ever wonder whe;e the . -RW' . 1, - 11 , " , 't � 9 -� . " -?.� � . ftb"_ - , , %W oo red and waitin ' at Vanastra, money that you donate to ille and Easter Sea] .nights for th� . I 11 I . 'i v, " ,V , - Z "! 1%-�__ -:::!,✓.. :: . I '. � . � . . . . *$4 __11 ..", I , . , I SAW .::: I . . . nea r.to, Me centre of the county Easter Seal campaign goes? The I � I ,- " , . Club. - . ll I I 1'4 ,ii' I . . 1�4' ' 1, . I ,. . I � �--.;A� than * oderich. •, - - man who is probbbly the Crippled ' . � _. I Z., .! ". � I W ,_ I ip. I , ., �� , I . I . � t� I The dinner is chaired by Orville 1�� , 11 "g, � . ,,, 1, " . , N � . , , I . The report was gcF4pted. as -Childrens Society's best known Oke, who is in charge of Easter , _ � 'r ., . I I I -1 . , "!-"',."`_� ., . I *d:� I . . . pres'ented although it is assured volunteer will be in Seaforth ^ Sal distribution for the Lions and . .111, 'I, 1�.; I., ! "I :. . . . I . . pa Ji,s . !i�,,�,!,`'r �, I I I - the location 6f the proposed Monday night and will give us P, I'll, 1,1�1111',` . � 14-1� _1 . .1 I that ; all Pinder who organized the �;., .4,RP I new building will be a question a chance 'to find 'out. � Rural , , ,"'IN" "I , . . ural Relations aspect. The 1 , .: .* . - I . . . �'� ,� , - , . . ,: 5" ;', ,,�;� - - , , , , I'll , . . � 1:� , � . for further discussion - a's con- Whipper Billy Watson, the public is welcome too. Mr. Oke " - - - - - - -For the over 101Y boys who.take .part In the Seaforth Minor ' strdcTi6n time nears, , . .,-- - . THE BIG NIGHT former wrestler who now devotes said T#jsday that there were still ... 0- ", --1 I . . . _� I I Hockey Association's Saturday morning hockey program Saturday night was their I The budge't at Huronview is up most of his energy to working some tickets available for the blurrilvu r_4Vt:LUPt:ti IP Okd, who Is . pr1og by 20 perVeht to a � teal of with the Society jot Crippled event. The public is Welcome to ' . I., ' , chance to show off their skills to Oaren-ts and the general public. were - or, I . t WN chairman for the Crippled CUM 1 .$1.434,970 this year (SI304,470 Childreri, will be h,6re on'Monday attend. Tickets' are available at . rens Easter Seal I. - I , " , - IV, )� = 19, t, , I I d t . I , 1 11,,, ,,W�,-,,.,,,1 ,e �, ,,�, I . ffi�l ,�� si� , I 1, , , le .. - I ., I . _ presented to the most valuable acid most Improved players. A picture of each of ihe - -last yedr). The residents' wit] to speak at a dinner spensbred by $3.50 from Liofis CIdb members . ...Campaign for the Seafor-th Llong'ClUb was busy list teams will appear In next week -s 'Expositor. bifficuitteS In identifying all the contribute 44 percent ($441,187); the Sea&rth Lions Club in the' at the G.A.Whitney Furniture - we 9 with Easfee Ualb. All'- ' I . � _/ week sniffing envelope" I V. . . � I . players prevented.pUblication.this week. . . I (Continued on Page T6) I Seaf;rth Legion. 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