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The Huron Expositor, 1974-04-25, Page 12,� .-- .. .. . .. ;', • .. ,. , , " _ , is � Y••"'• •.r.,. jun.'-" .',yw,". " !° 'T:I�r i Vi LLto 4, to env o tnion S,D1l7R -R QUR GYM ..,.. A BALLROOM?? pageth0*' a �tic S''t In the week• past, there was a U'd'enti _G' " dedicated f categroup working' faithfully, .d athL, dressing up our school for the big event of Pon ' Cathyl ies• for nine points andaa third Friday the 19th. Their efforts proved, a .�.. Two weeks ago,•.,we took a poll - P . huge success. The old gym actually turned lace finish. Gord Carnahain i"• " into a ballroom that created an atmosphere of the Year IV students and their Juniors Place Fourth came fourth ,with two victories in K. p parents concerning the recent Last Wednesday,; the junior boys singles.. Marg Sills and Neil - w rr that will linger in our mifids for many years Geography Club trip. badminton team placed fourth -in Beuermen beat Wingha�n in h a to come. The reason for this poll having Huron -Perth competition. The mixed doubles. Anne Albert and •° i ; . No doubt, the faithful decorators were been 'conducted was that I was ' ,junior team compiled 30 points. Lori Savauge also beat Wingham. ,.00 thanked for t4eir efforts. The ooh's and called to' task about my editorial Cheryl Seymour was the premier Paul McClure and Doug Fry also $r ro 411 ° ahh's as the couples attending the formal, of April 4. The 'objector mgn Seaforth player 4ith three Actor• gained a victory. k 'd ht ed G i a wal ed into the school Fn ay nig prov honed that I had not given oth Hefe4s the question: 'To the Year IV student- in reference to that: sides of the .decision. the Board a I arft sure the student body will agree made about the proposed'vLo- �t with me in extending a special thanks to week trip. MR. DOUGHERTY the faithful' few who'put a lot of their talent, I say now that I have never Ball and- Mrs. Russell ,been time, and effort into creating the magic, considered myself ' qualified or fi <• attenders encountered on Friday night. obligated to express anyope ' nMx= wy + ' Let's not forget the brainwork that must else's opinion save my own-- �° '� �„ "• - have gone into 'the planning of our especially if I nor the club had DANCING IT UP.-- A large crowd had a good time at the annual SbHS Formal on successful formal. May we take this opportunity in again saying THANK YOU received reason from thje,,Board fort the refusal. The Board. can ' Friday night. This year's theme was Over the Rainbow. Some of the young people Sandra Hulley also use public forum as well as at the Formal:d nce to the music of Bobby Downs while a different generation sit it District High School, the formal anyone• else. out on the sidelines. Donna'Noian, a grade 12 student at SDHS was crowned Queen Heather, W Randy, 14, and Paul Secondly: the objector said that ;,of the School. (SEaff Photo) five years now and 'he says he it would nor be fair to the students• left behind to have teachers ' - by the Club) with nofes prepared absent for five days. That is why . this 11 as beert taken Teac'her'spothight number' ofears in different y DOnnaNolan Hefe4s the question: 'To the Year IV student- in reference to .i -business occupations. Similar to . less of what their' educational the recent Geography Club trip, pate in such a trip, would you In scanning the Zurich�Citizens News reports that the er.Own•ed do you feel that had the Club, Mr. MR. DOUGHERTY object {o the above conditions? Bayfield Area Bluebird Society 'has constructed 450 boxes Ball and- Mrs. Russell ,been Mr., Harry Dougherty is kept with hiswife'. Barbara, who is a•absent As with all polls, not -all the from the scfioolToY• the five practically, as busy as we are, dental technician working for the queen. days immediately following holi- teaching seven periods a day. He Huron County Board of Health, t h l h days and the return of examina- teaches introduction to Business, and his three 'terrors' as he Last Friday night at Seaforth tions, your schooling would have Typing, Data Processing and jokingly called his children-- District High School, the formal 'suffered in.' the -hands of a' Marketing. He has been teaching Heather, W Randy, 14, and Paul queen was crowned. Each of the ," qualified supply teacher' (paid for five years now and 'he says he 10. He enjoys swimming, skiing, three senior, grades chose two by the Club) with nofes prepared enjoys teaching very much. snowmobiling, fishing and hunt- girls to represent them in the by Mr. Ball and Mrs. Russell?' • Before teaching, he spent a ing. contest. From Grade Eleven, To the parent: If. your son or `r number' ofears in different y Hes All students, re and �: ' g Brenda Savauge and Ellen Ste- - daughZer•was unable to'partici• .i -business occupations. Similar to . less of what their' educational wart were chosen. From Grade pate in such a trip, would you In scanning the Zurich�Citizens News reports that the most teachers, he still attends objective_is, should have some twelve, Donna, Nolan and Jane object {o the above conditions? Bayfield Area Bluebird Society 'has constructed 450 boxes university• 'summer,. and evening exposure to business subjects.' Dietz were • chosen and Grade As with all polls, not -all the for bluebird nestings•during the winter. Now is courses. He remarked that teach Mr. Dougherty is always will- thirteen was represented by questionnaires were .returned. designed past amber light at the curve on Highway 21 and Clan Gregor t h l h d N volunteers worked on the bright- the time to lay out trails. The first three pairs of birds were = Ing is much more demanding th,.n Ing to give ex ra e p were Karen . REgier an ancy But thoig that were, were - sighted on the 20th. of Stanley last week. Members of .the the business world:' -needed. I m•sure we all agree that Dcycreaux. The whole student unanimous In their approval of a Society are placing iioxes on.Highwav'$.and' 21_within the He is presently livine in Exeter. Mr. Dougherty is a 'nice guy.' body got"a vote on their choice aswo-week trip -parents and stu- boundaries of'Goderich and Stanley Townships, Each box is 1968 Rambler Stationwagon 1969 Montego, 2 -door H.T, queen,- s alike. numbered and labelied and its location noted. At the 1968 Chrysler, 2 -door H.T. 1972 Chev, $elair, 4 -door Decrating • for the formal Th 'geperal concensus was that regular Bayf►e.ld Village council meeting Morfday evening abegan letter was received from the Ministry of Transportation and Communications stating that the village request for..a flashing Studen't spotlight. long before the band started to play. Every night for the past .few weeks a group of the wk following holidays was a lax period anyway; that supply teachers with prepared, notes , amber light at the curve on Highway 21 and Clan Gregor , volunteers worked on the bright- could fill in quite easily for one • Square would not be granted as their stuav had shown that'. Gayle Beuermann is the star of Track Team. ly-colored decorations. As al- week; and that, `MORE TRiPS :' this was not necessary. Couhcil felt they could not accept this the spotlight this week. Gpyle is a ways, the decorations were ARE DESIRABLE.'- decision, and'decided to do a complete study on their own.. grade nine Student and is 14 years • Gavle's favourite -subjects, are. superb and, everything looked just .300 Health Field Trip a A report was received from- the Town of Seaforth old.' She lives at R.R.iil, Dublin typing and physical education. perfect. Much credit and thanks 'go One 'day last week, the 300 Recreational Committee asking council to forward the village with her brother and- sister. Gayle Her hgbbies include cooking, to those who made murals with physical Education class went on Recreational Program to them so they.. may . compile a • is they oldest in the family. skidooing, and 'fooling around.' beauty that would put nature to. a very interesting and educational brochure regarding recreational activities. in the county. - • • Mrs. Gordan-Papple; Seaforth, Provincial Women's, Institute. Gayle belongs to many teams As for the future, ,Gayle isn't shame. The theme for this year's field trip to the Palmerston , board member for this district, brought greetings to the South both in and out of school. She,is a member of the Brodhagen Brew- sure 3�et, but she thinks she might want to a fomnal was 'Spring Time.' Johnie Childcare Center. ,The health � class was studying mental health: y g Huron District W.I. board meeting recently. Mrs. Papple also erettes baseball team. She was a physio therapist. For tfios of you who Downs provided the music and so a trip to this type of institution mentioned several items of interest including that the Adelaide Hoodless be .mergk;r of the Junior Girls'„ K 'Mrs. Miller. the lunch. dont ,-,know wh , .this is, a c,• -' �° ^ I +� � _, „-i • _•� i,;.rwasa At flits s great, help,- 0,4heir-carurse: rose will available,this spring. The Mitcl►e(I Advocate reports that the Mitchell Fish and Basketball Team. She was a h sio there ►st is erson who> mid'rrtgfit, year. queen, • Donna Nolan, was crowned. She The students we're complimented Game Club held their annual Ladies' -Night at,the Sebringville -Community member of the Junior. Girls' Volleyball Team and is on thethings. trains the disabl among other ] is seventeen years old and lives in on the interest they showed' througb their questions. All Centre recently. - - - Guest- speaker at the St. Columban. This year's prin- dedicated' students; they agreed Mitchell Lions Ciub dinner meeting was Al Harvey of itchener, introduced by tion Ed Waller and thanked by'Lion Ede6eiss to hold cess 'was Nancy Devereaux. this trip proved very-. educational in their studies. 111 ardwell. Mr. Harvey is 'field office representative for These field trips are a very this•area for the Canada Pension Plan prggram. - - - Mitchell Post' Office is now moved into the former European Imports The Yearbook Club hanks to the efforts :of the bakeless • sale - -A imporlant part of our. education. that is ^ not available through '. Store on the south side of the main business block. - Mr. book Club members and texts. and,Mrs.Williar(tPelling��ul}erton, were pleasant lysurprised Members Ede]wei Rebe- meeting the -. Play Was§a guests at a sm6i gasbord supper in honor' of their 55th of kah. Lodge decide i -Bake annual. held in Clinton. All. lodges a various other students,* club its.. April 15th deadline., The at ' Ken Chalmers• and wedding anniversary and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wood old a reported busy, met Saturday, their' 45th wedding anniversary ' recently when less Bake -Sale when their re ulai productive year. The Jewly deadline included the first athy Stewart played at Wossamarked ` honored at a family dinner. - meeting was held Monday even- appointed district deputy presi- twenty-six pages' of • the book. badminton. They won a pair of , . For two local persons who sat hopefully through ninety ing. May, 27. was set as the to dent for the ensuing year is Mrs. Now the members are beginning matches before being eliminated minutes of - Olympic Lottery draw last Monday evening,' deadline hay„e contributionsin "' 'Lodges, Jean Bridge of Brussels. to work on the se and part of the ��� from the double knock -out tourna- the Clinton News-Recofd reports that Keith Bunn of Bayfield to the secretary, Mrs. Pe,ter All Rebekah and IOOF Lodges , book. ment. Congratulation, Ken and held a' ticket worth $5,000 and Mrs. Russ .Beyer, Frederick Malcolm. Mrs. ,Foster Bennett, i -n Ontario are nvited, .to open Street, Clinton, one for $100. While the News -Record reporter Vice Grand, reported that' 21 house at the Hoiee in Barrie, May spoke with Mr. Beyer, it was learned that -he had purchased Easter cards had been sent to sick 11-12. Followinga tour of the t , X.�- the ticket in the Bank and tueked.it in a Christmas card for his and. shut-in members and several Home, refreshments are to be • sympathy. • wife., Now, who wouldn't believe in Santa. Claus? get -well and � provid¢d* It is hoped a bus load � The•Goderich Signal -Star reports that'the local Kinsmen. Members were notified that the will go from Huron district.LES a honored a club,member Monday night for itis outst anding district church service is 'to. be Mrs. Wilmer Cuthill will conJEWEL- SPAND -,ALL SYSTEMS" for I work, with a special life membership in the organization. held at. Exeter 'Anglican .Church vene the social committee for Ross Wilkie, Zone Deputy Governor, was present as Doug next Sunday morning. All mem- May. The committee will be Mrs. ' • NDS Cruiekshank received his membership from Bill Watson, past biers are invited and'are asked to M. Messenger, Mrs. A. Yarley,JEWELLERY, FINE CHINA— national president. Gary Staley, a national chairman was also contact Mrs. Everitt Smith, Nobel Mrs. G. Papple, Mrs. L. Mc • ' • • �1 present for the occasion. - • - This year's Board of Directors Grand, if they wish 'to attend. Clure, Mrs, Ethel Boyes, Mrs, All Types of Repairs for the Goderich and District Association for the Mentally Rei ' Mrs.�ae ' Habkirk gave a Tillie Dunn and Mrs., Maeone u report "Sf the recent district.' Hillebrecht. --- ALL- ,STEEL FRAMEWORK arded held their first muting Monday night. The new Board: ; EileenPal.mer, Maxine Pollock, Betty Reid, Eric Moore, Bill DDC GAIINLle11 !*rir%tt�r�► r .....r■ . . Cameron, Elsa Heydon and Maurice Va., de Meer. - According to the Exeter Times -Advocate councils of Grand Bend, Stephen and Hay have agreed to request the Ontario Ministry of the Environment to consider a treatment plant in conjunction with a proposed sewage system. - - A survey is being circulated among Grand Bend customers of the Hay Municipal Telephone System asking if free calling service. to Exeter and Crediton is desired. The winner of $500 in a final draw of the Exeter Kinsmen Club which was held over - the past several months was won by local merchant Ray Jory. Present for the presentation of the cheque was Kin. -President Brian Sanders and draw chairman, Bob Reynolds. - - =-The Exeter police department has again received complaints from residents that money is being stolen from milk bottles left on verandahs overnight. Due to the increase of complaints from merchan4..,anditiz'ens that youths have been loitering on.. Main Street net the John Street -intersection, officers have been instructed to lay charges if this practice continues. Police say these gatherings occur during the day and at night and charges will be laid for obstruction under the Criminal Code. L 0 V E'S Ail, LAST - GIFT REM.EMBRA NC• -E Whether it's a « MONUMENT • MARKER•' . INSCRnj-TION Yon are remembering a loved one LET T.,11.". DE & SON LTD fteip, You IlbeEile Ott Ya+tt 1Ketnoriai Reryuirements "HONE: EXETER 235-0620 NIR McLAUGHLIN MOTORS LTD. 1~ URD Phone 527-1140 Seaforth MERCURY 0 S - . .6 . - nil ' 0 S.t ru1 Ion P.O. Box 809 --- SEAFORTH HAROLD SMITH v 597-1079 -- WAYNE SMITH: 262-2121 "FREE ESTIMATES" I ir USED CARS and TRUCKS - 1969 ' Pord, 2 -door H.T. 1971 M&,v , 1969 Ford, 2 -door H.T., XL F OMarquis 1972 Ford 0, .long bed 1970 Ford, 4 -door Sedan "1966 Ford F100, •long bed 1971 Ford StationWagon 1968 Rambler Stationwagon 1969 Montego, 2 -door H.T, 1973 OIds. Omega, lowmile- 1969 Chev. Impala,, 2 -dr. H.T. age, locally owned 1968 Chrysler, 2 -door H.T. 1972 Chev, $elair, 4 -door 1870 Ford, 4 -door 1968 Rambler, 2 -door H.T. NIR McLAUGHLIN MOTORS LTD. 1~ URD Phone 527-1140 Seaforth MERCURY 0 S - . .6 . - nil ' 0 S.t ru1 Ion P.O. Box 809 --- SEAFORTH HAROLD SMITH v 597-1079 -- WAYNE SMITH: 262-2121 "FREE ESTIMATES" I ir