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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1974-11-07, Page 4V lY , I � to w gan Twp. a' ts car' sv M it s M HOP 1 rest Due to extra Ws t of construe- . twortNiltpondMnt North West and Parrott and Mogk�.4•{ ytr tion this year,' application was Drains, the contractors+veca gaud:. you savlogs made to the Ministry of Transpor- The Clerk is• to apply for subsidy tation and Communications .at fhe rs. Tda McCau han and Mr. To et the highest ppsstble and prepare amending by, -laws. M $ Miss Joyce McCallum. - Logan Township council's Ken C.arnahatt of Clitee,mont Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Preszcator, 'interest on your saving;? -- November Meeting, Mo`ttday fora Jas. A. Howes is to be notipted spent a few days last week with for the length of term that supplementary subsidy of p Mrs, Joseph Thornton and Mr. & Lorna, Brenda and Barbara las Goes s y $ that the Hill Drain (open orttgn) villa of Crediton spent last 'Tues- tilts you best --with � $3,000'00, is out of Ed R Mrs repair, and is to examine , egele and also called on p day with Mr. &Mrs. Edward `guaranteed security- By -Law #718, being Logan it and report to council, other friends, Regele. invest in Victoria and Orey's Townships ammended Zoning Mrs. Thelma Mills altended.a Mc: & Mrs. Harold McCallum built -for -you personal AmendinalsoBthe Ritz Caw, two General accounts amounting to trousseaEider ofutea Strat Str Miss Georgina ratford pn Sunday. . of R.R. l Walton visited with Mr selection plan• Amending y file $37,E66.84 and Road Accounts F A y &Mrs. Lloyd Regele and family 9MLoans , and the appointment .of totally $18,551,40 were order. Mr. & Mrs: Harold Wilson of & R.R. 1 Princeton . , n &Mrs. Our Guaranteed Investment Sam Acheson, Monktgn, a3 , Council adjourned '6 meet ' A.R. P -Walton. and Mr, & Mrs. - Stanley Preszcator of Crediton Certificates pay interest Township Road Superintendent again November 29 ai 1:00 p.jn. 'Carl Dalton have left for Florida visited at the same home. as follows: ,were given their three.-7rettdi'ngs"' '•" - ~~ for the winter months. t ,,._ a___ -- Mrs. Joy'Hey spent the week , , ,,,, 10'/2 7 Mis's Shelley Smith, 8 year old the weekend: Mr. & Mrs. Pat 'Visitors recently with Mr. & and unauy passed. The Clerk was authorized to daughter of Mr. & Mrs`: Reg O'Rourke of Burlington visited Mrs. Wilfred .Maloney were Mr. collect the Horn Drain Assess - Smith had surgery in Seaforth Mr. & 'Mrs. Peter Maloney. & Mrs. Ed Byers of Seaforth. ment on the 1975 Tax' Roll. Community Hospital.on Tuesday. Hallowe'en was very quiet in Mr. & Mrs. Harold Maloney, Final Inspection ` Certificates Mr. & Mrs. Bruce•Hallman of the village with no damage to Seaforth and Mrs. Diane Moeser were received on the Logan Kitchener with Don MacRae on properties. and. Danny of Rostock. Maitland Drain, Centre Branch Make' your own puzzles - CIO" ~ le by: J.D.Scoft Mac Issac i �T Make A Puzzle Jigsaw puzzles if they are suited to the individual child's level, can teach him many things as well as providing hours of creative fun. These simple . puzzles can be easily made b`i• you and your children. Materials: 1 - piece of ordinary cardboard carton twelve inches by twelve inches ' I colorful yet simple picture, preferably tl a glossy kind cut from a magazine, twelve inches by twelve inches in size -paper glue Instructions: 1: glue the picture to the piece of cardboard and let dry. 2. with i pencil draw lines to divide up the picture as is done normally in any igsaw -puzzle (as a a•;, general i'itM.'fhe o4iR r"t 'child the larger t 'e' 1 pieces in the puzzle should be) 3. cut out the sections you have drawn 4. nothing can be as frustrating' as trying to do a d- jigsaw puzzle when some of the pieces are missing, always keep the pieces of the puzzle { together in some sort of box or large envelope. t. Most children are born lose s. This is thanks to our } society's famous "Star Sys em". k Under this system of completion a pyramid is formed. At the top you find a small number of persons perfect'enough to be classed as the best, V while underneath them you find the rest of us, the. second or third or fourth best. in the "Star System" the best are sought out and rewarded leaving the lesser gods to be ignored, Whether 'it is. the 'best hockey ¢layer, the most beautiful girl or the quickest speller the system and its effects' are the same. • a in most discussions of the faults of competit;on, it is • organized sports which receive the most attention. Although the ills of organized sports'are perhaps the most obvious. there is another area 'which should deserve equal attention when we speal'of harmful, competition,. This is the school system based on competition rather than learning. From the moment a child, enters grade one, one fact is drilled into him. this being that unless he gets a l certain mark or average he will fail. 'Those children j who receive the highest marks also receive the most favors and praise from parents and teachers alike. it floes not takoa child too long to understand that in order to get on the good side of his teacher or parents be must try, to get the best marks in the class. The r- children are thus going to school not to learn but rather to get the best marks. After only a short time I;. of failing to get the best marks, a child sees that there is no use trying and he drops out of the competition in the "Classroom Star Game". The final result of the competition can be seen clearly in j.i the fact that every year there is a smaller percentage l of children going on either to university or technical schools. Competition can be a healthy and stimulating method of improving and enjoying whatever activity you are doing. The best and most beneficial type of I;tt competition is easily understood by watching young - children.at play. When a child plays a game he does x so first of -all because he wants to and enjoys the game. He also plays because he wants to prove to himself that he can. play as. well as anybody else. Every ti tie he plays he tries to improve on whatever he did before. In other words the child is competing against fiiinseif. `I Just as we now teach our children the "Star System" q ty pe of competition„ we can just as easily teach -them i1 a type of competition which will do therm some good and which will encourage them to improve. And this ;J improvement trust be designed to make the child a ` better and happier person, not simply to prove who is the smartest or the fastest, MWIdt0h. all can be.wiitners if given a.fair chance. But they have clearly lost tliis'ch�ince when you see a hine, ye# 61d troy crying after a championship hockey 1 w garht bdbattse he has fost. Unless the present star huntin'g,tap§' tiro twill t'eifiain the out of c6nditi'on bunt h of da h6ffiitig: dm%,dats that out gdciety is : tt & r y a , &�ACLYlll J111IlIM'1; R•A, l Walton is a patient in the Seaforth - - end at Windsor. • . J`-"• • • • - - 'Years.:....... ....101/z " Community Hospital. Mrs. Lois Hoff of Seaforth 3 ears:..... , , :.. .10%%_0 Yelu's Miss Shirley McClure was . a visited with Mrs. Joy .Hey on Wednesday. 4 LOt/z Y week -end t:icitol•/r�ecently with Two sisters predeceased her, 101%2 � years.-• . • . • • • • ' OBITUARIES Member Canada beposit• Mrs. , Alec (Susie) Lowery of Seaforth and "mrs.J.H.Mily) TRusT COMPANY SINCE 1000 Insurance Corporation J. HARVEY BRYAN an active member of the Ladies officiating. The death occurred in 'Aid of that church.lJ�JUfd Huronview Clinton on Saturday • She is survived by her at 8:30 p.m. Arbund 50 guests ,,.were Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McLean November 2 of J. Harvey Bryan of daughter, Isabel (Mrs.Cameron GNEY and baby of Stratford 'visited Mr. Brussels. He was in his 92nd Adams) of Brussels. Stratford spent the weekend with and Mrs.Dennis Nolan on Year. Two sisters predeceased her, Worden, Mrs. Alvin Barbour and Sunday. Mr. Bryan who was predeceased by his wife, the Mrs. , Alec (Susie) Lowery of Seaforth and "mrs.J.H.Mily) TRusT COMPANY SINCE 1000 Mr. and Mrs. Don Murray of Ryan. of Listowel and a son Lorne of officiating. London spent the weekend with former Alma McKelvey is Vrooman of Goderich, and one relatives. survived , by daughters ,Mrs. brother, Grant of Seaforth. William (Phyllis) Fischer of F neral services were held A Hallowe'en Party in costume In charge of the entertainment Mr. and . Mrs. Jim -Ryan and Miss Mary Elizabeth Ryan of Cambridge and Mrs. Herb R from the M.L,Watts Funeral highlighted the October meeting for the evening were, Mrs. Russel Stratford spent the weekend with (Marguerite) Stretton of Brussels Home, Brussels at 2:00 p.m. on of 4he Staffa Women's Institute Worden, Mrs. Alvin Barbour and their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.Z. and -Mrs. John (Myrna) Howard Friday, with Rev. C,A:McCarroll held in the township hall on Mrs. Charles'Ilouglas. Hostesses Ryan. of Listowel and a son Lorne of officiating. Wednesday evening, October 30 for the evening'were: Mrs. Bert Windsor....�Also surviving '.are Burial took place in Maitland - at 8:30 p.m. Arbund 50 guests ,,.were Daynard, Mrs. Lloyd Miller and community are extended to Mr. fifteen , grandchildren and bank Cemetery, $eaforth.. present from Kirkton, Mrs. George Vivian. and Mrs. Dominic Murray who fourteeq great-grandchildren and Pallbearers were Gordon Carlingford and Glen Gowrie Laurie Milne, Bornholm was an celebrat the twenty fifth by a brother Robert of St. Murray, Art Powell, Wallace Instit.ues along with special overnight guest of Nancy Temple- anniver of their wedding on Petersburg, Fla. He was, Powe]!, Robbie Powell, Charles /\ guests -Mrs. Raymond Paynter, man'on Thursday: Saturday, November 2 in predeceased by one son Dr. Murray and Wm. Adams. • District President and Mrs. Gor- , Anne Haggarty, Mitchell was - P Brodhagen Hall. Russel Bryan of Seaforth, and by don' Papple Federated Board an overnight guest of Karen three sisters and five brothers. Rememberl It takes but a Mem'ber. Mrs.' Paynter chose as Miller on Thursday, her topic "Friendship" and Mrs. Marion Smale' is a patient in Papple spoke on the Mary Seaforth Community Hospital. Stewart Collect. Prize winners in Mary Renne is confined to the the costume parade were: Best hospital with a broken lea. chis ii ter costume Mrs. B. Darlene 'Templeman, Water - ,Parkinson', Kirtpn W.I.; Most loo; Geraldine and'Ruth Temple - Original Optfit -Mrs. Cliff Scott, man, Stratford spent the weekend Kirkton, W.I.; Funniest hallo- with their family. weep Dress -u' - Mrs Helen Ms> & • Mrs. Bill Rowcliffe, r Shute, 'Kirkton, W:I. After unmasking 'euchre was enjoyed .with winners- being: Mrs. Ray Stevens, Kirkton; Mrs. B. Mitchell, Carlingford; M•rs. Ross McPhail, Staff; Mrs. Ray McDonald, Hensall and winner of the travelling lone hand prize was Mrs. Wm. Morrison, Glen Hen,sall visited Sunday, evening with Mr., & Mrs. Lloyd Miller. Mary Jane and Nancy Temple- man and Jane Ross, were guests at a dinner Monday evening at the Bennewies home at Born- holm when the Bornholm girls entertained friends at their final meeting of the club "A World of 11 RestinF at the M.L. Watts Funeral momept to place an Expositor Home, Brussels, until Tuesday, Want Ad and be money in pocket. thence to St. John's Anglican To advertise, just Dial Seaforth Church,' Brussels where funeral 527-0240, sery cc was a at p.m. Interment followed in Brussels Cemetery. t AIRS. BERTHAfOWERY . Mrs., Bertha Lowery passed STAFFA #2 Staffa #2's Happy Cookers met Monday at the home of Mrs. Johri Wallace. Jeanna ,Elliott presided and the roll call was "What I intend to buy when we entertain our mothers at a Chinese restaurant. Mrs. Charles Dguglas reviewed oriental food .and, she away suddenly at her residence in Brussels on Wednesday, October 30th, 1974. She'was in her 87th year. Born in Walton, Ontario she was the daughter of the late Robert and Elizabeth Fraiser, Her husband, tke late George Lowery of'Seaforth predeceased Gowrie. Food in Ctanada her in 1948—For many yhears Mr. Staff #1 Canadian Chefs held a and Mrs. Wallace helped fill in a and Mrs. Lowery farmed on the double meeting, Monday evening crossword puzzle on oriental food. property on Goderich Street east" on which SEaforth Community yewo� of •. October 28 at 4:30 at the home of Sdm6body Hospital novo is located. a , their assistant. leader Mrs. Arthur • , > t �; She was a member of Melville Th�o u Smile, combining meetings six Wants What Presbyterian Church, Brussels; a and seven. Roll call for meeting ' To the electors of Constance six was, One Thing I Already You Don't Need! Life Member of the W.M.S. and w _ n11.�il�Mwr� Twu.M'r.�:� Know About Pcandanavia or Finland. This was answered by' 13 girls and 2 leaders. Mrs. Jeffery read `about Northern Europe and Ijanish Smorgesbord , Mistake of last week: Mr. (open satidwiches) were Borderr Brown is a patient in discussed. Victoria Hospital , London, (not Roil call for meeting.seven was - University), "A Country 1 would Like to' Visit Mrs. Robert Storey and Alvin and Why". This was answered of Holmesville, spent Friday with by 13 girls and 2 fe-aders. ' Mrs. Mr. and Mrs.Bill. Storey, when Jeffery discussed;' -"With a they celebrated Alvin's Sth Oriental Flavour". Plans were, birthday. finalized formeeting 8 which will Mr.Tom Whyte' spent' the be a dinner party entertaining- --le-1 .—;A, • MU ... A ' their mothers- tvirs. rranx van der inoian, raui, Mark and Margie of Oakville. Tom, Paul and Mark attended the hockey game in Toronto on Saturay evening, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Harris of Paisley, Mr. -Phil Philips of Huron Park were Saturday visitors with Mrs. Jack Medd and Kerri. 0 - Mr. Reg. Dollimore and Timmy of Ajax 'visited on Friday and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Dpn Buchanan, Paul, Jim and Gary. Don, Reg. and Timmy went fishing at Port Albert while they were visiting here. Mr. and Mrs.Andy Thompson of Etobicoke, Mr. Jim Thompson of Lindsay were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John 'Thompson, Sharon and Bob. Mr . • and Mrs. Jack Crozier, Brian, Paul, Kevin and Lori of Huron Ridge , K'►ncardine, visited on Saturday evening with Mrs. Carl Merrier. Sandy. JulieAnn. Michael and Michelle and also with her parents.' Mr. and Mrs. George Mcilwain: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcator and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Jewjtt and fd'rnily, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszratdr attended a house warming on Saturday evening for Mrs. Ella Jewitt and boys in their home in Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Merner. Sandy, Julie Ann, Michael and Michelle visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Marris Bos. Steven, Sharon, Kenny and 'Michael visited on Sundaywith Mr, and . Mrs. Martin Van BoMmell, Christopher andDavid of Dorchester. ' Mr. and Mrs.A.ilan Pfaff of Crediton, -Mr. -and Mrs. Peter Weuoh of Grand Bend visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator, Diane and.Nancy. We would like to welcome to the community, Mr. and Mrs.Ed. Szusz and family from the 13th Con. of Hullett to the former Ella Jewitt residence. 1974 PLYMOUTH DUSTER two door 1972 LE MANS, two door hardtop, finished In bright orange with con- 1970 FORD CUSTOM four door hardtop,this sharplittle compact �' trasting white vinyl interior, this sedan finished in dark green with has bn driven only 9 miles . car is in excellent condition equip- matching trim, equipped with V-8 with and is nicely equipped with six cyl- ped with 350 V-8 engine, automatic engine, automatic transmission, inder engine, automatic transmis- sion, radio, i}alf vinyl top, very HNN850. transmission, radio, sport mirrors, whitewall tires wheel covers, radio, power steering, very clean throughout, Lic. 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