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AW, HIGH JUMPING IS EASY — At least itseemed
to be for Pamela Losereit of Auburn when Hullett
Central School in Londesboro held its track and field
day on Wednesday. . (Standard Photo)
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• .Morris
ti.erk
Jane Badley clerk.lef Morris
Township resigned at a meeting
of Morris-'Council on .,Monday
-night, but eoncil refused to accept .
her resignalion.
Wages is one of the reasons she
resigned but she said there were.
"a whole bunch of reasons." The
resignation is to be discussed
June 19 at .a meeting to be held in
Morris Township Hall at 7 p.m:
• She submitted her resignation
asbeing effective September I. It
had been said at an earlier council
Meeting of Morris. Township
Council that . wages of Mor/is
_ Township Councillors, the reeve
and the clerk were the lowest of
• any council in, the county.
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FLYING THROUGH THE AIR — Jeff Vincent
running long jump as he participated in the
Hullett Central School in Londesboro on Wedn
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SHOP' THESE WEEKLY STAR STUDDED SPECIALS
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Com. pri-
Ltunte in
R., Millson and attended '1110
visited friends alBurks . Falls,
Toronto' hile Alice also
Beth Knox returned borne on
Davidson and'Irr mother Mrs. '
New Conversant teaching,
Sudbury and Levack, , ' Sunday night • June 4th from musical by St. David's . 1.104'
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Mr. and Mrs, Harold. Lingman . spending 10.. days at .tvlanitou , .Chttrell in which Muriel took pArt,
attended a family dinner on
Manitoba With her cousin Mr. and The. ' W.I. Public • retatiMo,
Sunday in Goderich hOnouring Mrs. ,Gordon Sprung and -family. . att-tipt
p.m,
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held boen.latts.npee0 ,4 11
her sister Mr. and Mrs. John and Mr. and Mrs. Fred .Sprung
Burleigh of Goderich. for' their and family. with guests 'from Blyth and'
25th Wedding Anniversary. . ,,.. Mr., and !Ars. Bert Shobbrook Walton,
Mr. Elmer K in Of Atwood spent Friday night in Woodstock Berean unit of V.C.W. will be'.
visited on Sunday with Mrs. Alice with their daughter Mr.. and Mrs. held on June 13th at 2 p.m.
Race--Nancy and Danny
Carmiehail, Tanya Hulley • and
Debbie Melady, Dwain Pryce and
Blain Marks, Sharon. and Brian
Melady; Kick the Shoe (Senior)
Susan Halley, Patrick Hulley;
Kick the Shoe (Junior) Dwayne,: .=
Pryce, Marks. Tanya
Hulley; Three legged race—Doug
Hulley Sean Hulley Sandra
Hulley, Nancy CArmichail, Susan
Miley and Debbie. Melady.
The outgoing president Eldon
Hulley ,.thanked his Secretary
Sharon Pryce and the sports
committee. A smorgasbord
supper was, enjoyed by all.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kistner.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kistner and
Mrs. Pearl Munn, Guelph, Mrs.
Joan Elvy and boys, Conestoga .
attended the Hulley Reunion and
visited with 'other relatives in the
community.
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people discover what mighty jobs
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A large crowd of parents. and
friends attended the Spying -Con-
cert of the pupils of the Walton
Public School on Friday afternoon
in the cOmmunity hall. •
The principal, Mrs. Aubrey
Toll gave a warm welcomed 'to all
Mrs. Barbara Bosnian provided
the piano accompaniment.
The opening Disco Dance was
given by the Kittens of the
Kindergarten with a gymnastic
display followed by the .Puppies
the rest of the Kindergarten
acting in a play; !"Alexandra and
the terrible, horrible no good very
bad day." assisted by their
teacher,.Miss Mary Ellen Walsh..
Gtade 1 pupils did well telling,
"Mist what summer is all about"
in action and song. Mrs. Roy
Alcoek_isAffe ir.. 'teacher
Grade 2 under the direction of
their teacher, Mrs. Don • Pletsch
put on the , play in acting and
-Song,'"The little white rabbit who
wanted red wings.— Grade 3 gave
a musical play, "Happy Day"
under the leader ship of Mrs. Toll
assisted by . teacher. Mrs: D.
Riley.
The pupils and 'teachers are
0',1"•111(ll'il on their efforts in so
much work in putting on this
splendid program. The children
seemed to enjoy doing it, as much
as the audienCe enjoyed watching
them.
Boy scout leader to troop:
"Remember, men, if you're lost
in the woods at night, get your
bearings from the sky. 'A glow will
indicate the nearest shopping
center.
Correspondent
Mrs. Bert Shol)brook
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Communion service held, at
United Chuich welcoming were
Emerson Hesk and Bert Shob-
brook ushers were Greg
Andrews, Steven Brornely,
Wayne Lyon and Tom Pollard
following call 'to worship by -Rev.
McDonald.
a Gospel hymn sing was held,
with Louise McGregor orgainist
together on our knees"...
Junior. congregations' teacher
Was Florence CartWright. .Rev.
McDonald's message was "re-
cog •nition in the breaking of
bread". Sacrament was served
'assisting Rev, McDonald were
David Lear and Ken Polland,
serving bread were Earl Gaunt ,
Reg Lawson, Kevin Hulley and
Margaret Whyte. Serving wine
Nick Whyte, Gordon Shobbrook;
Jack Lee and Garnet Wright.
The flowers at front of church
were placed , 'inn honour of the '
marriage of Bernice. H,unking and
'Jim Norman in the church 'on
Saturday and in memory of -Henry
flunking on the memorian stand
in memory of Dorothy Little.
. Correspondent
Marg Hulley
The annual Hulley Repnion was'
held at Monkton with over 100
men, ' women and children in
attendance. A rose was presented
to Mrs. Pearl, Munn, Guelph, for
being a special guest at the
Reunion. Also remembered but
who were unable to attend wgs
Mrs. 'Ellah Hulley, Brucefield,
Mrs. Clorinda Hulley, Seaforth
and Mrs. Tette Hulley,
Queensway, Hensall.
Miss. Joan Elvy, and boys,
Conestoga came the longest
distance. Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Philips, Caribou were the most
recent marriage. The. youngest
baby 7 'was Shanftm Philips,
Carlow. The nearest ladies
birthday was Pam Hackw'ell and
Jack Hulley got the prize for the
.closest birthday.
Offeers for the following year
for the Hulley Reunion to beheld
the, third Stmday in June which
will be.the 17th. Harvey Kistner,
Guelph is President, Mrs. Don
McNichol, Secretary ``T'reas'urer.
The Sports Committee is Mr. ,and
Mrs. Bill Hulley, Cromarty and
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hackwell,
Walton. Sandra Hulley assisted
by Janet Bray and Nancy Lansink
were in charge of the.g.ames. Thc'
winners were: Scavanger Hunt,
Nancy C armichail, Joey
Carmicha -il, Doug Hulley, Brian
Melady, Susan Hulley, , Vickie
Lansink; Relay Races--patrick
Hulley, Sandra Halley, Johnny
Carmichail, Debbie Melady,
Tanya Hulley, Joe , Carmichail,
Shawn Meiady, Brian Mclady,.
Mark McClulins;, Wheelbarrow
Messenger's met in Sunday
School rooms at 10 4, m. with their
leader Brenda Radford.
Miss ColleenCarter of John St.
and Ruth Shaddick, choir leader.
Choir anthems were "Jesus is the
Giver" and "Lets break bread
residence. Exeter spent week end
with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Carter,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen'
attended the funeral of their
cousin Miss Gertrude Stewart in
London on Monday May 29th.
Mr. and Mrs. Tem Allen and
Mr. and Mrs, Keith Allen were
guests at the wedding. of Leiut.
,lamed Baldaro to Miss Sandra
Allen in the. Trinity Anglican•
Church, Watford on Saturday
June 3rd.
Marjorie, Duizer, Marjorie
Anderson, Margaret Taylor. Ad-
die flunking and Dora Shobbrook
attended Huron West ,I,Wornens
Institute 78th district annual
meeting at Nile United Church on
Monday May 29th. -
Mrs. Alice Davidson and her
mother Mrs, Grace Fairey re-
turned home on May 26th Mrs.
Fairey spent 21/2 weeks with her
"daughters Mt', and Mrs. _Barney
Pollark and Mr. and Mrs. Norman
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Hulley reunion elects
next year s executive
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Attention Community G6Aps and
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Londesboro
'Mr. George Neil of Stratford.
Mr. Ron Neil and Douglas of
Lon_don visited on Sonday---Ma
28th with Mrs. Laura, Lyon and
MisS Edyth Be aeorii.
Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Margaret Taylor were • Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Pearson of Bowser.
British Columbia and Mr. and
Mrs Verne Dale, Seaforth.
Hullett
kids have
field day
On, Wednesday, May 31st,
Hullett held their annual field
day, The students from grades
1-8 took part in events such as the
track, high-jump, shot put. discus
running long jump. triple pimp,
standing broad jump and the ball
throw.
The champions at the end of -
the day were as follows: 6 years
and under Norris Flynn first,
Drew Allen' runner-up; 7 & 5 year
old boys Troy Hoggart first, Larry
Hunking-runnerup. In tile -9 &
year old's the boy's winner was
Darryl Plunkett, Paul Plunkett'
being runner-up and the girls'
winner being Julie Daer with
Darlene Gulutzen and Cheryl
Bromley tied for second,
13rian Dale was first in eleven
year old hoyk and Donny Allen
was second. In the eleven year old
the winner was ,Pamela
Losereit and Laurel Duizer was
runner-up. Kent Howatt was first
with Scott Miller runner-up in the
12 year old boys and Darlene
Ranking was first with Suzanne
Tarnblyn as runner-up. Bruce
flunking placed first in the 13th
boys and David Plunkett second.
Lana LaCkwodd placed first in the
13 girls and Helen Kolkman was
runner-up,
Congradulations to all winners
and to everyone who participated.
Rescue unit formed by Canada Works project.
Notice of
Public Meetings
full explanation and
program criteria
will be given
Our children on trail
of nature.
New.jobs. And a better place to live.
Canada Works, a'Federal Government
job creation prOgram, has done it before and
Canada Works can do it again.
Get your group to agree on a project
you can all support. Most importantly, it must
make use of and improve the skills of
unemployed people in your area, create at
least 3 new jobs, and make for commu-
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- Complete your application carefully
and on time.
If your Idea is good enough, Canada
Works may be able to contribute to the
necessary funding.
To apply, just go to your closest
Canada Manpower Centre/Canada
Employment Centre or Job
Creation Branch Office. Pick up
the application form and
the "Guide to
Applicants:'
Canada '
Works is
for your com-
munity. Your
province. Your
country. For all of us. So let's get
working on some new ideas.'
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and Emplol eit
Immigration Canada
Bud Cullen, Minister Bud Cullen, Ministre
Fjoure ''
looks goo d in job training class.
Exeter Canada Manpower Centre
Main St., Exter
TUESDAY, JUNE 13
3:30.4$30 p.m.
Canada Manpower Centre
35 East St,, Goderich
MON., RUNE 12
34 p.m.
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