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°SEAPORTH'S NEW COUNCIL —Seaforth's 1977 -78
council posed behind the new raised dias where the
mayor, reeve - and deputy reeve sit in the council
chambers. Left, seated are clerk, Jim Crocker, reeve,
4911r1 Flannery, mayor Batty Cardno and deputy
reeve, Bill Dale: In the bacictow are, councillors, Jim
Sills, Ken Roth, Wayne Ellis, Gerald Groothius,
Irwin Johnston and Bill Bennett. (Expositor photo)
contest
Stanley McDonald.of Londesboro
United Church viisted the r' assembly and led in a responsive
reading.
ANTHONYJEROME HOFFMAN Hospital on Thursday January 6.
The , death occurred at
Huronyiew, Clinton, on Saturday
of, Anthony James Hoffman, of
Zurich, hi his 59th year.
"He is `survived by his widow ,
the former Anastasia Denomme
and by sons Leonard S. of
IlensalL Donald G., Seaforth,
Leroy S., Hensall, Richard P.,
Zurich, Wayne J., Hensall and
0,•___daughter-s; Mrs. Sharon (Helen
Marie) Willie, Si, Th oinas
Miss Carol Hoffman at home,
1R.R.No 3. Zurich. One son,
Jerome Anthony, predeceased his
father May 5th, 1963, He also is
survived by brothers -Albert,
Zurich, Leo, R.R3, Zurich,
HERBERT TRAPNELL
Herbert James Trapnell, 82, of
Seaforth, died Friday In the
'Seaforth Community Hospital..
.. Born in England, he came tO
Canada in 1898 residing at .Staffa
and aftended school there and in
Mitchell. , He married the former
Violet Broome in 1916 in
Winthrop and they Marked their
60th wedding anniversary last
October. The ,couple firmed in
.• McKillop Township and moved to
Seaforth in 1936. For a number of
years' he was a moulder at the
Robert B.ell.,Engine and Thresher
Co. here until his retirement a
number of years ago.
He served in the First World
• War from 1916 to 1919 and was
active in Seaforth Branch 156 of
the Royal •CanadiatiLegion.
Members of the Legion Conducted
a 'Service at the futibral chapel
Saturday evening.
He is survived by his wife, a
daughter Mrs. John(Peggy) Dick.
of Warren, 'Michigan; one son
William, of Seafo 'rth. He is also
survived by a sister in England
and font grandchildren..Z___
The body was at-the R.S.Br
funeral home Where a.: funeral
service was }Mitt Monday at 2
p.m. with Rev, _Stanley Sharpies
of St. Thomas Anglican Church
officiating. Burial -was in
Maidandhank Cemetry. ' •
Pallbearer's were: Glen Smith,
Wesley Coombs, George Broome',
Harvey Beuerman, " Clayton
Horton and Warren Shera '.„ •
Flower bearers were grand- MCLELLAN [MAC] R, CHESNEY
children.: Joanne Trapnell, John
Pick Jr., Michael Trapnell. McLellan. (Mac) .1EI: • Chesney-
died at Seaford' Community
He was 60.
Born in Tuckersmith he was a
' soli of the—late' Barry .„ and
Margafet Chesney.
He farmed in the township until
1958 when he retired to Seaforth.
For the past 1? years he had-been-
on the staff, of Topnotch Feeds
Limited.
He is survived by his wife the
former Isobel Armstrong to whom
was married at,, ruce te
' United Church in 1943...and by a
daughter'Barbara', Mrs. Leslie
Carter of Burford. His brether
Alex of RR 4, Seaforth also
survives..
lie was-a-member of Northsid
Brother . Sirriont .0 Windsor,
Wilfred, London and sisters Mrs.
Joseph (Rose) Traher, London,
Mrs. Reginald (Mary) Ducharrne,
London, Sister Theresa, of
Bradford; Mrs. Dominic Doreen)
Ducharrne, Sarnia.. He is also
survived by seves,grandchildles.
Re' was _Rredeceased by his
parents Mr.: and. Mrs. Simon.
Noffinenand..hrothers-,Deorge
(1924) Leonard (1945) and Joseph •
• Francis (January 8th, 1977)
Resting at the Westlake
Funeral Home, Zurich until
Wednesday January 12, when
_fun.exal mass was said in St.
Boniface Roman Catholic
Chinch, Zurich, at 11 a.m. with
Rev. Father Durand officiating
Temporary entombment, burial•
was made in St. Bonita.ce.Rornari
Catholic Cemetery, Zurich.
JEAN MCIONLEY
Mrs. Jean (Campbell)
McKinley passed away at the
Maitlariii•LMirrior Ntirsiirg -Nome
on, January 10. She was 101 years
Of age. 'She was the wife of the
late Robert McKinley and fa'
survived by one son Campbell, of
RR#1, Zurich and one daughter,
Mrs. Jack (Margaret) Scotchmer
of RR#3, Bayfield. Also four
grandchildren and eleven great
grandchildren survive. Funeral
serylees were held Thursday from
the Westlake Funeral Home,
Zurich at 2 pan. with burial in
Bayfield Cemetery:
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United Church ind his minister
Rev. IvX.E. Renber conducted s
funeral service et the R.$. Box
funeral Home, on Saturday
afternoon. Intement followed hi
Baird's Cemetery.
Pallbearers -were:Bill Strong,
Wilfred Tremeer, EArl
MeNaughton, Joseph Nolan,
Wesley C(konths, Louis Nigh and
Flower bearers vie,re Carl Feerkely1
Ke.n. Maloney, Ross NieholsZn,
P,rafilt Nigh.. Anris RAVyvn and
.Neil flodgeFt,
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include a volunteer_ rearling vit,_h is_pract ic
service for the blind and friendTv-• arii:1" successfully ran for the
visiting for allshirt-ins throughout legislature. One day in the middle
nuron. Miss Kowbuz said the Of a heated debat e, his opponent:
hurean wonld also consider aa.ked with a sneer: ,,"Is it true
individual requests for that you're an animal doctor?"
specialized problems such as "Indeed it is " lied the
drivers 'to and from hospital veterinarian: "Ar you 'II?"
group is also ready o i'l1ii'renVoliinteerl3ureau is
exercise progrm for ," o en ter - business between 9:00
se io ei ;tens:. That project will and 4:30 p.m. Monday
be launched intially in Goderich through 'Friday and may be
but Miss Kowbuz said She hoped reached at 482- I-35A
to set up, similar programs in • •
other centers throughout the
county as well. ; Smiles •
ullett
,nDecember 15;ipostercontest,
was ended at pellet. For alttiösf a
month s the students who entered
the contest, Created posters based
on bus and farm safety. Two
winners wete chesen from each
lass and prizes were awarded to
these pupils. The following are
the names of the . winners --
Kindergarten, - Drew Allen and
Brenda -Finch; Grade 1 - Tanya
Bondon and Stephen Kennedy;
Grade 2 - Stephen. Duizer and
Anita_Wiltz; _ • , ••• Grade 3,
Julie ,Daer and Jamie. krauter; -
Grade 4 -'Susan Gross and Shawn
Seers; Grade 5 pain Losereit and
Billy Presicator; Grade 6 -
Darlene thinking and Shelley
Westerhont; Orade 7 - Cameron
Moon -apd Carol Seers; Grade 8
Betly. Buchanan and Mark
Mitchell; Power Learning. Larry
Deveau and Jacqueline Johnston.
Congratulations, were extended
to all the winners.
• Skating ,
•, On Wednesday, Dec. 22; the
pupils of Hullett Central went to
the '4Cliriton .,A,rena for
afternoon' of skating. They skate
,from 12:30 to 205 and went
Volunt
Through support from the
Local Initiatives Program (LIP),
the,Huren Volnigeer:13tireau has
°piled for business through
offices located in facilities at
Ontario Street limed Church in
Clinton.
Under the direction' of project
co-ordinator Mary Ann' Kowbuz
the birreau operates with a staff of
wo; Mrs. Cathy Evans of Bayfield
arid :Mrs. Is° hel MacDonald o
Goderich.
A number of programs are,
already underway including
assistance to the elderly and/or
andieapped-hifiling-1976 income
tax returns. The Bureau will lend
directly home by bus afterwards..
.0mAitcdnesday; Dec. 22, from
11 to 12 a.m. the pupils of Hullett „
p icipatecl in a carol sing. Rev.
ALL INTERESTED CUSTOMERS
Join Us - Mott -
Your Host Kelim
An'in factory tour of our
HAMILTON WORKS
BURLINGTON
PARTS DEPOT
SrAFORTH 527-0120 HI
Other projects in the works
FRIDAY JANUARY 14
8:00 Oil. CASINO,- NITE [Arena)
per person Includes meal
- • „ ProdeedS-tb 'Arena fund Raisinn
Tickets available from Seaforth Insurance, The Rime and mem,bers
• 12 Midnight - Smorgasbord Dinner at Arena
830 p.m. GIRLS HOCKEY
Seaforth Supremes VS Mitchell
Snowmobilers "Rally Round" You're Welcome at the Arena.
Snow Princess
cOhtetit
Sponsored by SDHS Students Council
CONTESTANTS , .
,Prenda Coleman Barb Duffy Yield Ste Marie
Margo Kale .. . Joan Sills Ninny Preszcator
Winter Carnival Snow Prine'ese.to,be.
AnnoUnced Prior., .
SPNDAY,....JANUARY, 1.6
SNOWMOBILE POKER RALLY
from. Optimist Park
Registration 1:00 p.m.-to 24.00,pantL: . -
'CLASS'A - Participant $3.00 per entry '
GLASS B - Spectator' $3.00 per entry
Advan Entries ' Available from Members
,Due to Weather Conditions, Tickets Will Be Available At The Door, "First Come, First Solved"
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SA TURDAY, 9:00 a.m. ATOM- HOCKEy TOURNAMENT---[Arena]
-9100 CAVO:tX-...raRLI-Istd BONSPIEL
[Curling.tik 9:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.. SNOW SCULPTURING [Optimist Park]," '
'di:Ass ELEMENTARY GRADES - 1-5 witirs
supervision
CLASS B — ELEMENTARY -GRADES - 8 .No.
supervision ..v --
Open toil! Elementary - ry Schools in the area.
CLASS C - Secondary Sonool,Division
StD.H.S.1-louse Leagues
CLASS 0 - "OPEN" (All ages).
JANUARY 15
WINTER CARNiVAL Legion "
Muaic by "Travel-aires
Admission $5.00 couple AdVance tickets
WINTER CARNIVAL DANCE - Seaford) Arena
Admission ,-',-,$3.00 s per person 18 yer's and over
WINTER d*IikilVA.L..1.?5b's" TEEN HOP - SDHS
Music by ' D.J..
cbstume Prizes.
Admission •$1,00 - 18 'yen and under
'12:00 Noon JUDGING Of, SNOW SCULPTURING
By ;Robert TetU and Addy Mcphee
- (-Beebh*oud Pottery) \
1:00 p.m. SECONDARY SCH041:7' SNOW, CARNIVAL
EVENTS [Optimist Parkk , °
_ 1. Co-ed Tug - of - war.— \,
2. Powder Puff Football [Girls).
3. Toboggan Obstacle Race [Boys)
4. Co-ed Bed Race
Competition between S.D.H.S. 'House Leagues:
PHOENIX, COMET, TAURUS, AURORA.'
BOREALIS
MuSie by "Lincoln Green"
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8:00 p-0:
to •
10:30 p.m.
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