HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-09-16, Page 11Mrs. Jeanne. Kirkby of 'Walton joins the .staff of
Brussels Public. School. Mrs. Kirkby has taught 'at
Howick for five.years.She will be librarian and teach
Grade 7 at Brussels. (Staff Photo)
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Attention AMATEUR
Do you like to take' photos
and think they're pretty, good ones?
Enter your best' black and white local shots in
the Huron Expositor PHOTO CONTEST
at the Seaforth Fall Fair.
We've donated a first prize of $5 and three honourable mentions of $3
each. Up tq 10 other entries will receive $1 each.
The best winning photos ,will be published , with credit, on'
the Expositor's editorial page:
,Photo must be of any general interest subject, taken within 20 miles or
Seaforth, and desqlp out, negative and type of camera used should be '
included with entrk
Orne ntry„p\Ti• person.
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Mr• and Mrs,
Adrian tjrfimerma.ns
Invite yod to celebrate withlhem_ their
25th Wedding' Anniversary
Friday, Sept. 24
Pine Ridge Chalet
Dancing 9 - 1
to music by Country
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grave diVision lots
Nine-year-old Robert Joseph
Leishman of R•.R.5, Brussels was
killed instantly early , Sunday
evening in a farm tractor accident.
Sgt. Leonard George of 'the
Wingham OPP Detachment said,
Monday.
He reported the youth, a son of '
James and ;Ruby Leishman, of
Morris Township, was riding on a
, tractor driven by his brother-
in-law Eric Williamson of Walton
ouhen it struck a stone at the farm
entrance and turned over on its
side. Robert was killed instantly
Sgt1,,,conard said, but Mr.
WilliamSon ,was al injured.
Mr. and Mrs. Leishman were
vacationing at 'a friend's cottage
near Perth at the time of the. .
mishap. ' '
Robert is • survived, .by his
parents,' brothers; John of ,Paris,
rrauk of Goderich, James of
R.R.4, BrusSels and Allan at
home: Sister's,. Ann; Mrs. Terry
BOwer of Sauble Beach;, Jean,
Ilts. Brad Kennedy of tondes-
boro; Lois, Mrs: ;Eric Williamson
of Walton; June, Mrs. Greg.
MacDonald of Sauble Beach and
Joan at hotti6 ;• -
Funeral service was held
Wednesday at-2 p.m. at the Stiles
Ftineral Home in goderich with
interment prat..t•nthe - Colbtirner
cemetery, Goderich.'"
A daughter of Mr: and Mrs.
Kenneth • Wheeler of East
Wawanosh, Mrs.. Makes Was
educated in the township and at,
the F,E.Madill Secondary School,
Wingham, at Alma College, St.
Thomas and at Fan0aw College,.•
Al clerk; Nthe, ; was
employed by- ;'Cohen and
Melnitzer, London and was on her
way to Goderich Registry Office
when the accident occurred.
She is survived by her husband
• to whom she was Siarried at Knox
Presbyterian Chnrch„Belgrave,
byier parents and •
-by a brOthet IVati Wheeler,
Aceide,nt•near
A,13el&y,:e,areanative died in
liiii•Ze:car Collision on HigliTway
six miles south, of Exeter Friday
afternoon.
Dead is Miry Anne (Wheeler)
Makas, 22.
The other drivers were Randall
William Dayman, of , R.R.4,
Seaforth and John Bannister, of
R,R.1, Ailsa Craig, Mr. Bannister
• and his wife, Gloria, were treated,
for minor injuries at Scitdboittrivon
Hospital in Exeter, and then
released,
Mrs. Makas was, driving north
and was: stopped at an
intersection waiting to make a left
hand turn when the accident
occurred,
Following bounteous potluck
dinner convened by Miss Jean
Scott, assisted by •' her social
committee, members of Edel-
weiss Rebekah. Lodge exchanged
gifts and secret SunShine Pals'
were revealed.
Noble Grand, Mrs. Peter Mal-
colm, conducted the meeting
yvhich followed and welcomed
members back after the summer
recess.
Vice Grand, Mrs. Norman
Riehl, reported on cards and gifts
sent to sick and shut-ins and
members reported on visitations
Officers for the ensuing year
are to be installed on October 25,
by Mrs. Mary Fisher, Exeter,
district"'' deputy «, president, for
Huron, and-staff.
• A school of instruction is to be
English 8. IV (Home study)
.Mathematics (Home study)
Mathematics L-:Level Ill
Mathematics - Level IV-
Effective Speaking
Creative Writing Workshop
Gasfitters
Qui Mpg
Silk `Screening
.13artending Techniques
' introduction to Real Estate
- Segment I
- Segment II
Real Estate Certificate
Programs-
Course details and a brochure listing all part-time courses
offered by Conestoga College this fall is available now at the
Clinton Campus. Contact 482-3458
The kids heve POPO thek.'Ow#PY:
They're siting to %op,
tide on everything .tlistInOves
Take anything that's free. •
• fEi" IThgre'
' Big sister's really, all aglow„
Been busy with her Searnal
Sherinade'herself a 'pretty dress •
.And entered in "The Queens'",
MoM wants to see 'the women's war
She, hopes. she'll win a prize
She's. entered pickles, jam and cakes
Fancywork and pies. •
—mvi•L.Dad _heads for the machinery
The tractors and' the /Plows,
Grandpa likes the horse show
The races and the ,cows.
Grandma wants to see the,-,floWeri-,-
The guilts, and all the sewing
They'llail meet friends along the wayl
'Cause every one is going
The Fair is where you'll see the.best
Where hot dogs taste the greatest
You'll want-to-get_there early
• And stay until tWeirltestr7
And -so wben summer's almost gone.
And autumn's in the air„ •
Your friends no longer say "So long"
But "See you at the Fair". •
, (Contributed)
CONESTOGA COLLEGE
CLINTON CAMPUS '
PART-TIME COURSES FALL 1976
Sea forth:
svptember..-
When summer's almos(OVer.
And autumn's in the
Where's, eVeryhOdY Reing7
You guessed it, 'folks, to. ePair,.
welcomes Rebekah.s
held at Exeter on September 29
" with Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Betty
Robinson, past president of the
Rebekah Assembly of Ontario, to
be in charged.
Rebekah Lodges of Ontario are
being asked to support the project
of, Mrs. Hazel Galbraith,
assembly president, which:is new
laundry equipment for the 100F
• and Rebekah Home' at Barrie.
Recording secretary, Mrs.
James Rose, read the report of
last year's, District deputy presi-
dent, Mrs. Irene Harnack of
Goderich and Mrs„ Lillian Grum-
mett, treasurer, gave the finan-
cial report. <6k,
Dates for fah. euchres have
been set aS n'fOliows: October f3,
November 10 and December 8, in
the evening.
'Typing
Shorthand
Accounting 1 & 11
Blueprint Reading
Dimensional Metrology
Statistical Quality Control
Introduction to Crochet
Wall Hangings
Drawing and Painting
Child Psychology
Manufacturing, Planning &
Control -
Planning for Profits
Labour .Relations
Effective Supervisien
Production
P.O. Box 160,
Clinton, Ontario.
,„..4.1•0•••• • t
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regular riteetinvon Aeptediber 7
autlickrizing the sales of lots to
Beigrava subdivision.
„I Council -accepted $1000 from
John! Rhin towards the cost of
opening a road allowance to
Highway 4. It was decided that, a
kOad allowance front John Street
be• extended sontli into Lot 1 to,.a.
, distance of -2Ro- Pet, Aty„ tot_
conheCting to the existing shirut
seWer may do so on payment of
$500 to Morris township.
A byelaw imposing a special
On. a!" drainage rate ,under the
Ion Drainage Act waipassed
along with a potion that the roa
superintendent Oveillse 1. for
tenders for snow plowing In the
• 1978-77„.winter season,
$am Pletch wok given pertnis
sion fOr one conneation for- one lot
„into 4be existing storm sewer.
- :Tarn Matt WaS appointed to
'look into, TePairs to' the Peacock v
drain and' Sam Pletch look after
repairs to the Blacichalt drain.
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2 h miles west of Walkerton, Ontario
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64 The Romance
,, : 'the Patchwork Quilt :
* sponsored by Seaforth Hospital AurIllory
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* Seaforth Legion. Hall *
*• September 22, 1976
8el"k * Guest Speaker Mrs. Lois Lance- *
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If' • Mrs. Lance, who operates an antique' shop in Bayfield, ig a
*a personal collection of 50 quilts. She has taught and lectured•cm*
*well known authority on antiques specializing in quilts ts and owns*
*the Romance of Quilts for a number >of years. 1".
* Tickets $1.50 - Available from any Hospital Auxiliary member
** Anyone' in the community with a quilt or quilts to exhibit may.*
,Lbring it to Seaforth Legion Hall September 22 between.' -
^- o'clock so that it may be properly identified and included in the
*exhibit.
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ALL DAY
Homemade Baked
Bean Dinner
Fri., and Sat. Nite
Chicken 'Whigs
CASH BINGO
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Legion H‘11, Sealorth
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Sept.. 17 • • •
805 p.m.
15 Regular Games for $10.00
L THREE t$25.00 GAMES
$75.00 JACKPOT TO GO!
— TWO DOOR PRIZES
Admission $1.00
Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00
(OHILDRgN UNDER 16 NOT
FERMITTED)
-,-Proceed for Welfare Work—,
,AuspicesISeaforth Branch 156 \
Royal Canadian Legion, Seaforth
Reception: an
;.bance
for
CiridiParlsek
.4nd
MarVin Taylor
[Bridal Caliph)
Sat. Sept. 18
Clinton Community Centre
9 to I o'clock •
Musip.by Mozart
and Melody Milkers',
Lunch Provided
-Everyone Welcome
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