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Mrs. W. L. Mellis.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mellis and
Mrs. Margaret Hutchinson
attended the birthday party for
Mrs. Elsie Haney, Wingham who
is celebrating her 90th birthday,
May 7, 197S.
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Sunday, May 11th
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by Dave Broome
The Seaforth I.H.1. officially
ended its season Friday night
with the annual awards banquet.
The season ending affair was held
at the United Church in
Egmondville. The show got
underway at 7:00 ,o'clock and
ended about 8:30 with the
players, -wives and girl friends
making their way to the arena fin
the dance at 9:00.
The light-hearted affair turned
out to be a laugh fqr the Stars as
they took every possible award
available.
The "green machine" began
the pickings with the league
trophy for ending on top after
season play. They then accepted
the championship trophy for their
playoff triumph.
Each 'man was awarded a
trophy for their playoff efforts and
Gary Montgomery took the
ends
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of jnie.r0t, hut what ,sohJP:Ord
;a ;student drop hi 'make room for
music."
John: rp.. Baal, a teacher
Seatotth,OAst4et ifiAh'Sehoel was
01'11E00 , permission to be
neelleete0• to the ReF#TtPlOnt
National Defence School Syatem
Qvorseas. it was agreed that
comparable position would be
available to Mr. Ball in kilitee aft
er completion of a two year term
'overseas.
Approve Theatre Arts
Theatre Arts will be
introduced to South Huron
District High School at the grade
13 level in. September 1975. -
It is understood that if the
proposed course of study is
approved by the Ministry of,
Education it will qualify for a
grade 13 credit. Otherwise, it will
be offered as an interest course
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Iv housed ktirprk University and
areas “stowstoe4 by the four . history' and ',Ws. is
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there are many schoOls haven't Turkheim ue
seen?, , $
sroocitnrts worked "hard.: cw
A total. of 11 field trips were wd?ffrgigl'Ileorvoeunte".eroeinmbunta ia
Approve Field Trips
approved for students of vinous Chairman Wilfred' Shortree
schools in the county,
The only trip drawing any the 'trip "EnVeeerYdosn,"pgarin:entaml
comment was one planned for approval.".
the south :Ham staff,: K.P.PrOentatlY#
ToTing$04006 . **rd, said several parents told
Aftet. a. Sogostion by yhjal that' ovont *Iit,:tripo
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study ..
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science,
superintendents. :not a*epeiltift for the,board;'.:Init
41reeter John. coChrugr"15. - •
arrange :Our. of §uRori#tehdoit Bob.' Allih
W0a out 114 by MrS;;Ilatquigkoy, T..4r,141altni;
MIXED -DOUBLES CHAMPS - Pla
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yoff and season top ,bowlers In the Mixed
Doubles League' were honoured at the League's banquet Satutday night. Bowlers
on the top playoff and season teams ate, left, back,. Elgin Young, John Colemen,
Ron Beyerman, Rachel Reit* Ken Coombs, fr0nt, Flora Ann McA1116ter, Hazel
McGonigle, Leona Scott, Marian McDonald, °Helen Garrick and Arie Knetsch.
porptby•Parke was absent. S (Staff Photo)
YBC winners
The winners of the season
were: Gerry Nob el, Shirty Young,
Dennis Nielson, Christine Cairns,
Pete Jansen.
The winners of the playoffs
were Terry Young; Ron Scott,
Marg Montgomery, Eddy'
Nielson, Brett Finalyson.
Special awards: Nick Hauwert
H.S. 323; Gerry Nobel,KA. 208;
Terry `Young II:Tr. 733.
ladies - Pia Marcussen H.S.
'244; Christine Cairns H. Tr. 564;
Shirley Young,. H.A. 165.
$ THE SEASON'S BEST - Top bowlers.all year long
In the Mixed Ddubles League were: back, left, Larry
Wesenburg, high triple; Marg Scott, High single;
John Coleman, High average; front, Betty. Smith,
High triple; Bill Brown, High single, and Barb
Wesenburg, High average. (Staff Photo)
Stress topic at UCW
Kay Elder with the assistance of Stars player at the hockey banquet Friday night. Ben
presented them with a gift:
Elva Forrest introduced Gwyn
Whilsmith of Exeter who shared
some of the thoughts she had one
sunny day, while sitting near a
river. She said it is important that
we appreciate what God has given
us and also learn to appreciate
man made beauty. She also said
we as mothers and, grandmothers
Queensway Highlights
Welcome to a new resident Doris Leonard, Willowdale, and
Mrs. Lynn Latimer of Exeter. Marg Larson, Bayfield visited
Birthday greetings go out to Clara Featherston.
Alex Barrett celebrating his
• birthday on May 11.
On Tuesday, Rev. Glen Wright
from Exeter conducted the
Church service with Louise
'Mitchell assisting on the piano.
Ted and Jean Pooley
with Lynn Latimer, Ruby Miners,
Louise Mitchell, Vera Lammie
and Wilfred Goodwin.
Mrs. Leonard Bragg and
Douglas of St. Marys and Ray and
Irene Crag?• visited with Arthur
Bragg:
Wilson Brintnell, ' Exeter, and
with
Moulder, Dundas, visited
with Isabel Brintnell.
Anyone interested in
serving, on the
Industrial Committee
for the Town of Seaforth
Please contact:
Robert H. Franklin,Clerk
Box 610, Seaforth, Ontario 527-0160
Jr. "D" Hockey Dance
Friday, May 23
Cp.m. - 1 aim.
Music by:-
Ken Ducharme and the Nite Lites
Admission:- $3.00 per couple
For tickets:
Bill O'Shea Men's Wear or any member
of the executive.
For anyone interested in joining the Booster Club,
there will be a meeting at the library,
MONDA Y, MAY 12 at 7:00 p.m. •
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Bob and Shirley Lammie and
family of Cpntralia, and Greta and
Amy LamAde visited with Vera
Lammie. Mrs.Roy
MacDonald, Mrs.A. Alexander +
visited with Mrs. Elizabeth
Sararac.
Mrs. Jessie Engle and Mrs.
Isabel Alcock visited with Cora
Alcock •
Unit II of Hensall United
Church with Pearl Passmore in
charge entertained the residents
Monday afternoon by playing
bingo and having a singsong.
Correspondent
Mrs. Rena Caldwell
The organizational meeting for
the newly formed Kippen, Hen-
sall and Brucefield Calf Club waS.
held Wednesday April 6 at the
home of Beth Cooper. The
election of officers was held and
they are as follows: President -
Les Coleman, Vice President -
David Brodie, Secretary and
Press Reporter - Linda Bell, Beth
Cooper, the 4-H leadec for this
club, along with Len McGregor,
'the County 4-H represtative
explained to the members what is"
involved in a 4-H Calf Club.
Topics that will be covered in this
club were discussed. The-next
meeting will be held at Lyle Hill's
home on May 28, at 8:30, p.m.'
Surprise • -
•A surprise party arranged by
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cooper and
Mr. and Mrs. Janes! Cooper was
held at Huron Centennial School
last Tuesday evening' honouring
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cooper on the
occasion of their twenty-fifth
Wedding Anniversary. About 100
wire in attendance and prize
winners at the euchre were Mr.
Lloyd McKenzie, Mrs. R. J.
McGregor, Mr. Pearson Charters
and Mrs. G. Sweeney.
Mr. Roches Faber has returned
from an extended holiday in
Florida.
Mrs. Nettie McClinchey spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. D. E.
Kyle.
Mrs. Margaret Hutchinson, St.
Thomas is visiting with Mr. and
formed
goal-tending priie for the -second
'straight year.
Bill Price walked off with the
scoring crown and the trophy that
goes with it.
The I.H.L. added another
award this season and it was
presented in dramatic fashi .on at
the end of the award show.
In seasons past the top playoff
performer was often overlooked
-but not this year.
Armed with an envelope,
, President Lloyd Eisler
methodically, slowly
dramatically opened the letter
and announced that Dale
Kennedy had rounded out the
Stars trophy sweep.
This came as no surprise to
most but Bill Price and Rick
Fortune should be given
honourable mention.
The academy awards would
have 'been proud at the
smoothness of the whole show.
Some yule .changes were
announced but it was decided
they be discussed at a later
meeting.
The hockey season ends and
the ball season begins on May 12.
The Stars have a summer to look
back and in all prpb. ability some
of them may well accept awards
at the ball banquet next fall.
Final statistics will follow in
next week's issue.
Skeet shoot scores
Winners at the Vanastra Trap
Shoot on April 30 were:
Bill Stewart, Goderich 20
Bob Johnston-, Clinton 19
Tom Allen, Londesboro 17
Doug McDonald, Clinton 16
Mery Batkin, Clinton 16
Murray East, Clinton 15
Greg Potter, Goderich 15
Winners at the Vanastra Skeet
Shoot onMay 3 were:
Bill Stewart, Goderich 24
Tom Allen, Londesboro 20
e.A a <14 iv. 19
Harrison Schook, Zurich 17
Ashley Gilbert, Goderich 16
Pat Heenan, Seaforth
15
After a short business meeting,
members of Hensall U.C.W. and
guests from Chiselhurst and
Zurich United Churches met in
the Fellowship Hail for the May
general meeting. President
Shirley McAllister welcomed
every one, and, opened the
meeting with a thought for today.
Will Beck, conducted the should try to fill our childrens' Van den Akker smiles in the background. (Staff Phqto dev otionalb using the" topic minds so " full of goodness;
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sun with Mabel Shirray leave no room for the devil and "'
accompanying on the piano. hatred.
Diane Gerstenkorn presented.
Grace Drumniond gave a Gwyn with a gift. Grace gave
•eading "I must go shopping", another reading "Betty at the ball
and introduced Sandra and game"." Fran Mickle gave
ihelley Finlayson who did several courtesy remarks and members of
ap dance numbers. Grace Unit IV served a tasty lunch.
Kippen calf' club
AWARD WINNER - IHL official Lloyd Eisler
presented Jack Ungarian, left, with his trophy as a