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past year and Mr. Docken replied,
Personals
M,rs. Torrance Dundas spent
the Weekend in Waterloo with
Mr. & 'Mrs. Wolfe Stuts and
Natasha.
Mr. Keith Clark spent the
weekend with his father James
Clark and sister Ann. •
Allison and Leslie Traviss are
spending a couple of weeks with
their grandparents, Mr. & Mrs.
Herb Traviss while their parents.
Dr. and Mrs. Brian Traviss of
Kitchener iare'` .holidaying
Florida. Mrs. Hilda Sellers of
Seaforth is also visiting at the
sahte home. -
cabin on the Carnochan homestead in•Tuckersmith
bujit in 1834 by Sam Carnochan, grandfather of Sam
Sr. in the photo and his son Robert. The cabin was.65
years old when this phbto was taken and its. excellent'
'state of repair was attributed to the fact that the logs,
'many still covered in bark, were cut fin the month of
June. Sam Scott, who now has the 1899 photo, is a
great, gr' eat grandson of the original Sam. The farm
where the log cabin once sat is n ow owned by Jim,
McIntosh. The mer)..started to dismantle the. cabin on
.the day they took 'the picture,-Sam.Scott says, and
Mr. Dickson's mother_a Carnochan, insisted that a
photo be taken first.
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Correspondent
Mrs.Allan McCall r'
The annual congregational
me'eting of Ruffs Church was
held on Sunday, January 19th.
Prior to the annual meeting the
members remained after - the
morning service and a noon lunch
prepared by the unit ladies. The
Minister Rev. Derwin Docken
chaired the meeting. The'
minutes of the ''last annual
meeting was read, by the
Recording Secretary, Mrs. Har-
vey Craigs: It was reported that
the outside work of the church is
to b0 done this year and further
finariCing of chimes will be
coOdered. Mr.' Docken thanked
" those who sent in their reports
and of the ones that did ..the
typing Thisollinxe41 by the
treasurer's report. 4%
Mr. Docken asked all to stand
wife-ilr a moment's silence was
observed,in memory of those who
had passed away during the past
year.
Elders to the session to retire
this year are Stewart McCall. Ken
McDonald and Emerson Mitchell
with • new replacements to be
. nominated. Stewards. to retire
this year are Murray Dennis,
Gerald Smith and Mervin Smith.
Plans were made with discus-
sion and comments to celebrate
the church union, of 50 years on
June 8, 1975; (just before the date
Union. June 10, 1925). It -will be
an .Anniversary Party with a
suggestion ' of a guest speaker.
also- ineluding: decorations.
banners. birthday cake. .candle
lightitig, pictures of past mem-
' bers .and events on display.
special music and lunch attys.- -
morning church service. Several
volunteers offered to help:
Mr. Briggs from Campbellville
was in attendance and spoke on A
Church Directory. It was agreed
to go ahead with the project
It was voted to cancel Church
services while the minister is on
holidays, which will be known at a
later date.
Don McDonald expressed a
vote of thanks to Mr. & Mrs.
Docken for their help during the
lake first
aid course
Thirty-two teachers and
caretakers from the Huron-Perth,„
Roman Catholic Separate Schools
are attending a first aid course in
Stratford, organized by John
Mce..arroll; physteal education
consultant to the board and
George Nutt of Woodstock.
Additional classes will be
organized for board personnel ip
South, • Huron, Seaforth, and
Wingham area, the HPRCSS
Board heard at the meeting in
Seaforth Monday. night,
Trustee Joe Looby, whose
interest last fall led to the course
bohig offered, asked for a list with
the names of those taking the
Mate. . ,
"Ate any bus drivers' taking
Mithael Connolly, Kippen
ffUStenr wanted to know.
DireettitUi Education John Vintar
Wit' 'that hus drivers were
InfOrrned about the coursel
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LOG HOUSE BUILT IN 1834 - When Sam Scott of
Roxboro react -the Years Agone column last month
there was an item in it that really sfrUck home. The
column, from the Dec. 15, 1899 Expositor, noted that
the then Seaforth PosImaster; 'Samuel Dickson, had
brought into the office a photo of *''one of the
remaining land marks of the early pioneer days of
this country". The'photo, which shows Mr.' Dickson,
Sam Carnochan Jr. and Sam Carnochan Sr. is of a -log
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