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Commencing
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1974
and every Thursday at
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Seaforth; Dennis Campbell, Other Commencement AwadStudent �ouncilTro T
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Joanne Oroiithuls, . Donn.4 .were won by:,
Spirit and Leader$.hlp, sr.. Soccer
Larry Kale,
m4us, Catherine McGonigle, MaryTlu;nb Memorial TrophyT11, rz -I WRAN1,01; A0eNQ e A 0
William` Salisbury and Janice • Outstanding Female Aftlte in Studentp awarded $q "ON 1APNE0 AS'
Schenck, oil of Seaforth. the Scho;l'-' CherylSeyM our. condary
5-chool Graduation Diplomas
Other award winners we.ret Seaforth Whippets Trophy
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Charmalne Staples, Seaforth, the Most layer Sr,Girls' were:
Whitmore 11 - Teresa Flanagan
$IPO 4alpb ne st valuable p Joan Bennett;' Po7nald 13141T ;a A
Joyce Make, 'Michael Blake, n: rd po
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**w I Stuart -Scott, 11,11.2,
D.H.9pper, & 5pris Trophy - Philip Blakei, WilhelT.ina- Blom,
Seafortb. the Seaforth Legion Ropkie of the Year Jr,Girls'
Carl Bolton, G%endolyn.BQs. on;-- AND'
Margaret
$100 award;.Sylvia Smith,11.11.2, Basketball Sills, Elizabeth Broome, Garry
Walton, $150 bursary from Barb Box Trophy Most
Burbanan. Dennis Campbell.
Communis consistent player Sr.Sheila Campbell. Alan
Auxiliary to Seaforth Commuirls'.
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-jiervolleyball - Anne Hopper.
Hospital; .Karen Rf , Carnochan. Dean 'Cornish,
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Egm6ndville, Ladies AuxiliaryW.A.Hodgert Trophy Team
Jr Ronald Dalton. Jane Dietz,
Katherine Dimaline. Debra Doig.
June Williamson, R.R. 3 Walton, Volleyball - Barbara Doi
Seaforth Legion, $100. award; Spirit and Leadership
r Agenq
9' 'Charles Downey, Carole Eggert.,
Year 3 student hiihest ,harks in Seaforth Golf and Country Club Brian Finnigan: Petei Flanagan.
the school
the G.A. Whitney Trophy - Girls' Low Gross Fay
James Flannery, Randall Fraser.
cedar chest, the $90, Leeming Storey. Lydia Gillis, Linda Gridzak,
HAVEAMALGAMATED AND HENCEFORTH WIL
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Memorial Scholarship and the
Arthur broenveld. Gerald. AD
C.M. Smith Memorial Trophy; Sills Cup - Outstanding Male Groothuis. , Joanne Oroothuis."
Cathy' McGonigle, Seaforth, the Athlete in School - Larry Kale Brenda Haney.- Karen
MOO Seaforth Manor nursing Habkirk Transit Trophy - Most Heming%vay, Susan Hildebrand,
award Debra Rose -R, R.4, valuable player.Sr. Boys' Basket- Anne Hopper, Murray Houston. The, Donald
Seaforth, Joanne Prinieau.-On Eaton Insurance
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and ball —-C�rn'Hollar�d. Penny Hulley. 'Wilma Jansen,
David Ring, both of Seaforth, Fan Dolmage Memorial Trophy Ruth Jeffery, Marvin Kale,*John
each receive. $90 Leeming Most improved athlete Trudy Kinsman, Joanne' Kunz., Brian MR. KENNETH J. CARDNO IS ASSOCIATED WITH
Memorial Awards for highest Claessens. Lane, Ruthanne' MacGregor, MR. EATON IN THE NEW FIRM.
Annual Trophy Most
marks in class for Year 1, 2., and 4 Larone , Daniel Maloney, Debra McClure.
respectively. THE DONALD G. EATON INSURANC
�AGENCY LTO. IS.
valuable play6r Jr. Boys' Fred McClure, Catherine. '405 0XVEP IN THE Cardno BLOCK AT 34 MAIN STREET
.Other award winners were: Basketball - Robert Elligsen, McDonald, Catherine McGonigle,
Anne Hopper, Harpurhey,.- F.A. B.A.A.Annual Trophy - Nlost Donald McLachlan, Arthur SEAFORTH.
Dobson award for ' excellence in dedicated Male Track & Field MeNaughton. Debby McPherson, GOOD TIME TRAVEL AGWCY CONTINUES IN THE
physical education; Clayton Performer - Dan MAioney,* Ross Mitchell. Linda Mott, FORMER EATON INSURANCE OFFICE IN THE MASONIC
Fraser, R.R. 2 Myth, Alumni
, Teen Twetfty Trophy - Most Catherine Murray, James Nigh, BLOCK, 37 MAIN STRE8T,__SEAF0RTH,-;
Memorial Bursary; John valuable member Wrestling Club Joan Nobel, Donna Nolan,'Janet,
Hendriks, R.R.4 Seaforth, the Fred McClure. O'Reilly, David Ring, William
Roger Smith Memorial award for Seaforth Electronics' Trophy Salisbury,* Richard Smith,
Year 5 , student with highest Jr. , Bo'ys' Volleyball Most Stephen Southgate, Joanne Stoll,,
marks in history and geography; valuable . member Bill Paul Storey, Eric Tippeltj Ph. 52.7-0246: Expositor Actioll Ads
Karen Regier,. Egnondville, 'MacGregor. Marga . ret van Dyke, Frank
student Council. Citizenship G.A.A.Annual Trophy Most Verberne, Brian Wilbee, Randal
award for outstanding school dedicated Female, Track & Field Wilson. - , Year 5
citizenship; B4rbara Iszacovics, Performer - Mary, Lammerant. Students awa;ded Secondary
Seaforth, the R.9.'Box,transitor Seaforth Electronics Trophy School Honour Graduation
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radio Sr. * Bbys' . Volleyball Most Diplomas were:
Pieter A Spittal, Cambridge -valuabl6 member Ken Lynn Alderdite, Kenneth
physcist was the guest speaker. Chalmers. Chalmers,' Nanc Dev6reaux,
He is a native of Seafprth and� a 'y CAN'T DECIDE WHAT TO RUT...
Margaret -Eckert, John Elligsen,
Brenda / Finlayson, Teresa YOUR ,+RIENDS
Flanagan;Clayton Fraser, John
Active I McKillop lady Hen&iks: Douglas.. Hoegy, Daniel
FOR CHRISTMAS?
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Larry Kale, Barbara Keysl ke;
Sunday "to have pictures takenar
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Campbell died' in 1959..Mrs. Mrs.' Campb6ll 'says. Bruce Knight, Williatod-mz, THE SEAFORTH CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE
ampbell Donna' Malleus, - Marie Nolan,
Ca loved' sing in the. Mrs. Campbell still out
choir at Cavan -Church and 'occastonaly to. buy groceries but Karen Regier, Elaine Ryan, Mary IS OFFERING TWO WAYS OF�`OLVING YOUR PROBLEM-.
belonged to the - church's - - 1, , -1 Elizabeth 'Iyan, Janice Schenck,
women's she says "I think m- colour Stuart Scott, Sylvia Smith, Anne
,group.' She points -blind". She likes to watch T.V.
Proudly to the coffee table and especially "All in the Family'Stewart, . Catherine Stewart, a
that special someone o remember...
magazine rack they gave her and "Rhoda" . but says that David Watson. Give 1. �a night t
when 'she moved to Seaforth. violent sports like boxing and''
Her five children are Evelyn,
wrestling disturb her. A?
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Mrs. Gordon Holt, Jamestowh; Mrs. Campbelfused t 11�long EMPTY BOTTLE'
Lo GUY LOMBARDO'.:
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Wilson, who died in March, 1959; to the Orange Lod thdie's Collection Service $.5....6dch ".
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Bill of Seaforth who is Mc Killop. organization. She� oks back
Township's � -Road Superinten- y w
fondly on the da when she
dent;,,A�lap_ who is Reeve, of. the Call, ARCHIf .DANCk.., TICKETS
nursed, many new babies in her
Township and Ruth, -,Mrs. Bill neighbourhood. They were all at
iiamer, with wham she 11 1 ve!i in born at home in those, days abd
Walton. .. Mrs. Campbell -also has Mrs. Campbell used to hel 1. p the A'Centennial Pen Set the 16eal gift fora former resident!!
15 gratldcfiildren and 24, great . 9— . 527-0721
doctor. People tend to foiget
.grandchildren. 6w fragile little babies are, site
Mrs. Thamer is planning a says."After all, they are only
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small 14riiily dinner, for her -tissue and a: little bit of bone and AFOR
mother tomorrow and all • the gristle.- SETH
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Mrs. Campbell remembersKi ni
working hard .to -save money when JEWELLERS
her children were small. , ",One
Smiles for
time one of the. children asked me. li Buy yours now at:
DIAMONDS, WATCHES
7hy'l was always getting them :
After the workshop speaker new clotb_es and why'l didn't get JEWELLERY, FINE CHINA Sills Hardware
had finished, �`,a woman I ;;IFTS FOR EVERY OCCASIO111
�approached. him and said, "You myself. a new dress!', she says Jim Crocker Family Footwear
with a laugh. Things are so All Types of Repairs Recreation Office
.were lm,uch better than the different now she. ' I
speaker we had last summer. He Phone 527-0270
spoke for -one hour and said
.nothing-"
"Thank you, "' the speaker
replied.
"Yes," she continued, "and
you did it in fifteen minutes."
Taken to the ballet for the first
time the little boy watched
curiously as the'dancers cavorted
about on their toes,
"Mom," he finally whispered
loudly, "why don't they just get
taller people?"
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