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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH 24, 077
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in pre-employment skills.
The purpose 'of the centre is to
help each one function• at the
optimal leYel of his or her
abilities. Activities residents are
involved in include a summer
animal farm (which will be open
to the public beginning on April
3), ' ceramics, woodworking,
cooking, packaging of products
for industry,' and a car wash and
wax "hop. They are paid regularly
for t e work they do.
Volunteers are needed to help
train these people, as most of it
has to be done on a one to one
basis. It is amazing •*hat some of
can do when given patient help
and training.
The Oluewater Centre serves
Huron, Perth, Grey and Bruce
counties, and has pinety-six
residents, plus a parental relief
programme where a few people
can stay for up to three weeks
while those who care for them
have a holiday.
The worship service WAS led by-
Marjorie, Margaret and Sandra
Hayter, and special music was
provided by Jill and Julie
Armstrong. A delicious lunch was
served -by the Goshen ladies.
$EAFORTH P.U.C,employee Doug. Smale (Top •in
bucket) assists two Bell Canada linemen in lowering
6Oppbrt pole at thT corner of West and Centre
Streets. The pole to the leThof his head was snapped
Tuesday night 'when struck by a car. The P.U.C.
installed the support to hold the remainder of the
'original pole until Bell -Canada could replace it
Wednesday morning. / (Expositor Photo)
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Kellogg's, Raisin • Bran -i__
Gaines Top Chi:46-67Mb Food
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General Mills Cheerios_ 654.
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Betty Crocker Frotting Mix v75".7
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kicioRrt 60i 10c)
Scotties Facial Tissue 34100
,oasi 2 PL.N
Scott, Ass't Paper Towels 791- ROLL
Baby Scott-• Diapers • 129
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Glad Wrap
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909 M.ti.
GET DETAILS- AT
OUR STORE
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March
Red Cross Month
Canvassers will be calling
on- you. Please give
them your support.
It's working fai you
Sales and-Service
64 Alb,ert St., Clinton
*. Aluminum windows.
'and doors
* Ornamental railings,
awnings and shutters
* Top quality Hunter
Douglas siding
* Glass cut to size '
* Fast window repair
service
Call 482-9390
We also pick up and-deliver
Correspondent
Mary Chessell
Mrs. Florence Elliott is -home
from Toronto, where she spent
several days with her son Bruce
and family.
We'd like to express the
sympathy of the community to
Mr, and Mrs. Murvin Jehnston in
the passing of Mervin's mother
last Thursday. The flowers in the
church on-Stiliday' were from he:
-funeral.
Mrs; Pat Wheeler, co-ordinator
of volunteer services and public
relations at the Bleewater Centre
for the Developmentally
Handicapped. was guest speaker
at the March meeting of Goshen
church U.C.W. Members from
Zurich, Bayfield, Kippen and-
Varna were also present to hear
Mrs. Wheeler tell of the homelike
atmosphere that has been created
for these "Citizens of the World"
at the Goderich facilities, and of
the steady progress the residents
are making in learning basic life
skills. Some of them take training
(A Story •on "page one in last
week's Expositor explained, that
the .."*,SCI Alumni MemOrial
Scholarship had been set up as a
trust. A portion of this Story is
being repeated together tvith
several paragraphs of the original
story that were omitted last
week).
Each year since it first-was
presented in 1934 the SC1 AluMni
Iviernorial Scholarship has served
as a recognition of those
graduates of the Seaforth
Collegiate institute who gave•
their lives. -in--the Great War of
1914-18.
While the SCI Alumni Associa-
tion has been inactive since the
last war, officers of the Associa-
tion have continued to ensure the
$25• scholarship was awarded
each year to a graduating student
of S.D.H.S. Payment has, been
made from the interest earned by
a $500 fund which was
-.1icheet in the early thirties by
a..
conttputions of S.C.I. graduates
and augmented by activities of
'the association at that time.
The executive of the Associa-
tidn when the second war
interrupted its activities included:
Honorary . President,. Charles
Stewart, Sr.; President, Mabel E.
Turnbull; 1st Vice President,
Mary 1. Haigh; 2nd. V .P.,
William .Hart; Secretary-Trea-
surer, A.Y. McLean; Executive
Committee, Winnifred Savauge,
Margaret McKellar, Nelson C:
Camino, W.E. Southgate, Jr.,
Alice Daly, Mary Bell, Margaret
J. Grieve, James A. Stewart,
D'Orlean Sills, Margaret C
Crich, Mary L. Hays; S.C.1. Lit.
Representative, Alistair W igg;
Auditors,. .Hazel Reid, John
McTavish. Year Book Staff -
Editor, A.Y. McLean; Art Editor,
George Daly; Business Manager,
John C. Crich; • Advertising
Manager, H. Glenn Hays;
Photographs, Ian MacTavish.
To ensure that the scholarship
will continue even though
association officers bay no longer
be available, arrangements have
been made with Victoria and Grey
Trust Company to accept and
administrate the - % now
amounting to $847.95; From the
proceeds it' will pay in perpetuity
the annual • scholarship. The •
recipient will continue to be
selected by the staff of the school.
The trust agreement ' with
Victoria and Grey incorporate the
terms of reference established
when, the scholarship was first
introduced. Relevent sections
provide that:
.(a) (i) The scholarship is to be
awarded annually to a graduating
student who has shown an ability
to participate, provide leadership
and accept responsibility and has
attained a . competent level of
scholastic ability.
(ii) •In the event that no student
qualifies for the award in any
given year, the amount of money
ifivolved may (a) be added to the
principal sum from which the
income is derived or (b) be used
as a second' scholarship given the
next year.
(b) The Trustee shall pay the sum
of $25.00 annually from income of
the fund to the student so named
by the Principal of the school. At
'the discretion of the Trustee the
annual amount may be increased
proVided sufficient funds .are
available in the income cash of
the fund,
(c) The Trustee shall be entitled
to charge an annual fee of $20.00
for the services performed and
such fee shall be paid.out of the
fund.
(d) In the event that the Seaforth
District High School ceases to
exist the Trustee shall continue to
award the scholarship under the
SCI Alumni
Sfill offers scholarship started in 1934
same terms a,pd conditions
contained in Section 1 (a) of this
agreement to a pupil who attends
in the secondary school that • serves the area that would have
been served by the Seaforth
District High, School had it
continued to exist" Those
' graduating students eligible in
this event will be those who are
residents of the town of Seaforth,
the townships of Tuckersmith,
McKi114, Grey or Morris.
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(e) The Trustee shall issue each
year immediately following' the'
awarding of the scholarship a
press release; to The Huron
Expositor, Seaforth, Ontario,
indicating the 'name and address
of the winner, the grounds on -
which the selection was made and
that the scholarship is a memorial
to the former students of the
Seaforth Collegiate Institute who
lost their lives in the Great War of
1914-18.
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