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HURON-PERTH COUNTY ROMAN CATHOLIC
SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD
KINDERGARTEN TO GRADE 8
REGISTRATION
September 1, 1981
2 p.m. - p.m.
ST. JAWS SCHOOL
Mr. Ray Contois,
Principal
Chalk Street
Seaforth, Ontario
527-621
ST. COLUMBAN SCHOOL
Mr. Joe MacDonald,
Principal
R.R. #2
Dublin, Ontario
345-2086
ST. PATRICK'S SCHOOL
Mr. Larry Cook,
Principal
Mill Street
Dublin, Ontario
345-203
Kindergarten children need to be 5 years of age on or before 31st
December, 1981. Plea*. bring proof of age [Birth Certificate and
Baptismal Certificate].
SOW:WWII! begin on Tuesday, 8th September, 1981, and the first
day of littendance for Kindergarten pplis. will be Wednesday, 9th
Septiiinber, 1981.
Ontario queen
at convention
Correspondent
MRS, BERTHA
MACGREGOR
262.2005
Mrs. Mabel Munn who was
a patient in St. Joseph's
Hospital. London returned to
he* home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Flynn
returned home after spend-
ing a week at' Silver ,Lake
camping.
ONTARIO CHAPTER
QUEEN ATTENDS
CONVENTION
Kay and Ken Elder attend-
ed International Flying Far-
mer's Convention in Calgary
the last week in July. where
Kay represented the Ontario
Chapter as their Queen. Thir-
ty-two other Chapter Queens
were represented among the
more than 1100 members
attending from across Can-
ada u the United States and
Mexico. The business cover-
ed many areas, with legisla-
dim, insurance, upgrading,
-- and safety among the top
prioritiei.
Kay and Ken enjoyed 'a
pre-convention tour to the
Syncrude tar Sands', flying
there in a Dash 7 with 45other
flying fanners.
Mr. Ernie Davis returned
to his home on Friday after
undergoing treatment at St.
Joseph's Hospital in London.
Mr. Harry Horton is a
patient in South Huron Hos-
pital, Exeter where he is
receiving treatment., His
many friends wish him a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. John Skea returned
home after undergoing sur-
gety in Victoria Hospital,
London.
Mts. Vera Lemmon return-
ed to her home after spending
several weeks visiting in
Quebec and Toronto.
Sgt. Doug Wein R.C.M.P.
and Mrs. Wein and David of
Ottawa are holidaying this
week with Mrs. Wein's par-
y . •
ems Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Parker. They, spent last week,
visiting with Doug's mothet',
Mis. Lawrence Wein in Exet-
er.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hol-
land. Gwen and Michael of
Clinton were reeent visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Sangster and' Brad.
ATTEND PLAY
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett,
Mr. and Mrs. Les Adams of
Exeter, Mr. ,and Mrs. Hugh
Morenz Dashwood, and Mrs.
Blanch Chapman and Mark
Adams; Londpn attended the
pl ay "'Fire on Ice" at the
Blyth Summer ' Festival on
Thursday about a relative,
the late Howie Morenz, one of
Hockey's first,' superstars,
who died a tragic death at an
early age. He ,was an' early
Montreal Canadien.
- QUEEPISWAY NEWS,
Rev. Stanley McDonald ,
cOndneted the worship ser-
vice at the Queensway Manor
last week. Mr. add Mrs.
William Westlake visited
Ma's" Mary Westlake. Mr.
and Mrs. Roza dal of London
'visited with Mrs. Alice flciV;
endal. Mrs. ,Degan and
daughter • visited with Jima
Wilds. Mrs. _ionise Mitchell
• was a dinner guest ;with Mr:
and Mrs. Sim Roobol. The
men's high bowling score was
won by Neil Regan "and the
ladies was wdn by Mary
Parlmer:
Johnathon Corbett spent a
few days last wee* holidaying
with his', grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Corbett.
The 'District Area Preaby-
jerian Young People who,
'have been , playing baseball
during the seasori are haying
an afternoon pf recreation at
Wildwood Scout Camp _..on
Sunday August 30th. Every-
one who played ball is invited
to attend. The, event will
feature a barbecue at the
supper hoar.
Kippen
Kids Leaving for Collegel
eep up with
Seaforth
news
Only $C1 50
Will send them the "Expositor"
to any location in Canada
Home Is Closer to the Campus
When they read their Hometown Newspaper
A20 THE HURON EXPOSITOR' AUGUST 26, 1981
Classified.
7' 77 717•••7117..W,
recons !armed
,t_plan for reconstruction
of ltigh*aY 84 in }Nasal!
from the village's west
limits to Highway 4 was
presented to council for-cow
sideration Wednesday by
Gary Todd, the ministry of
transportation—and 'com-
munications project
manager of planning and
design.
The reconstruction, which,
will lake one suOyrieri "Is
badly -11040 •bega4sg the
main street is in. b4dAaPe
and IVs. been needed for
some tin*" said s.lfe0e
P401 Nellands;
"The ministry will contact
all Itte4roperty...oWners:
affected by -they,recOaStrne4
tion. said as
to the planning Map on the
wall and told council the
200 sheets -
Reg. $1.98
$T.29 • AIL
cam
fin
"Grass grows through the
pavement anyway,
Reeve Paul Neilands.
cii decided to maintain the
boulevard.
A healthy beech tree at the
corner of Wellington and
King Streets will have to be
cut down because it's a.
Save on back-to-
school bargains at
Larone-Spittal in
Seaforth
Sheaffer
Best Buys
Ball Points $1'93
Cartridge Pen • $1•29
Non.onsense $2'49
Hilroy Wild and Wonderful
duotangs only 69c each
Larone Spittal
Seaforth .527-49.600
N4r
Z5 in °Memoriam
OUn't In loving memory of a
dear father and grandfather
Stewart Butt who passed
away 5 years ago. August 26.
Remember by Larry and
Dianne- and granddaughters
Andrea and Laura. 25-20x1
2 7-
NERO: , Vern and' Shirley,
*Iv are pteased to an,
Iruncg 4rcivy,at of
their ooglitet, Amanda
4,,yno,, Ans. 41/4 ?Z. Alin
WeibiOalty. 1981
at Stratford GenpraLUospitatl,
pud jgran4parents are Mr,.
and Nits: Ray Roy Scott.
Seaforth. and Mr. JohnMero,
Londoo.
27 -20-
DRISCOLL: Eric and Myrna
(Nee Bolton) are proud to
announce the arrival of their
first child. A girl Melisa
Lynn weighing in at 7 lb. 15
oz. Born' at Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital, on Aug. 14,
1981. The proud grand-
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Boyd Driscoll of. Walton. and
Mrs. Marie Bolton of London.
We would like to thank Dr.
Wong and the nurses On
staff who helped t deliver and
take care of our baby.
27-20x1
HEENAN: Pat and Joanne
(nee Boland) of R. R. 3 Lucan
are prou d to announce the
safe arrival of their first born
son. Patrick John on August
24. 1981 at St. Joseph's Hos-
ital. London. Proud grand-
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
John Boland R.R. 3 Lucan
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Maloney. Seaforth.
27-20x1
28 Deaths
MISS MAXINE RICHARDS
Miss_ ..Maxine__Charlotte
Richards. 54. of 350 Cambria
St., Stratford. died Thursday
at the Stratford General Hos-
pital.
Born in Stratford, she was a
daughter of Mrs. Madge
Stewart Richards, a resident
of the Rehabilitation and Ex-
tended Care Unit of the
Stratford General, Hospital.
° and the late William G.
Richards., '
She had been an account-
ant at the PUC for thepasti 1
years and was a member of"
Knox Presbyterian Church. A'
service was held 3 p,m.
Saturday ' at the Heinbuck
Funeral Home, 156 Albert St.
Interment in Avondale cem-
etery '
15 PrOPerty for Rent
2' BEDROOM Apt. with frig
and stove. North
526-1715, 15-16x5
FANNIE CLARK
At Queepsway Manor.
Hensall on Monday August
10, 1981, Mrs..Fannie Clark
in her 92nd year. Widow of
the late Louis Clark. Mother
of Ethel (Mrs. Frank Forrest)
of Hensall. Step-mother of
Mrs. Sarah Wren of Hensall
and Mrs. Mary Buchanan of
London. Also survived by five
grandchildren. 11 great-
grandchildren. and four great
great grandchildreb. A mem-
orial service under the aus-
pices of the Ladies Orange
Benevolent Association
Lodge #377 was held on
Wednesday evening. The
funeral was held on Thursday
August 13th at 2 p.m. at the
Bonthron Chapel of Michael
P: O'Connor. The service was
conducted by the Rey, G.A.
Anderson of Trivitt Memorial
Anglican Church. Exeter,
The lesson was read by the
Rev. Dr. Maxwell Parker. of
London.
Pallbearers were Ivan
Wren. Ervin Bestard. Clark
Forrest. Lloyd Nichol, E.J.
Roberts and Robert McGreg-
or.
Kevin. Kim and Brad cor-
dially invite the friends.
neighbours and relatives to
an open house at their home
on August 29th. 1981 from 2
to 4 in the afternoon and after
8 in the evening in honour of
their parents. Ken and Joan
C-anipbell-on -the occasion of
their 25th Wedding Anniver-
sary. Best wishes only please.
26-20-1.
adopted. When she was 16, a
Retina Forrest tried to con-
tact her, but she was not told
about this until recently. She
has iiiiknination that now
leads her to believe this Mr.
Forrest was her brother.
FollOwing this lead, she
found Mr. Forrest lived in
Brucefield and she is now
trying to contact his family.
She will travel to this area
within two weeks if she can
make contact with family
members.
Anyone with information
about Nelson Forrest's fam-
ily is asked to contact Mrs.
Dees by phoning 1-613-
732-3431 (collect).-
Henson
Ken and Kay Elder attend-
ed. the Region U Tour of
Upper .Canada Village on
Saturday when members
from New York State; State of
Vetment, St. Lawrence, and
OttaWa Valley Ontario
were present. They visited
with their son and daughter-
indaw Mr. and Mrs. Steven
Elder.
am will involve no
aCquistion.
EtOth sides of the main
street trim Brock St. to
Elizabeth St. will have
sidewalks replaced and at
the corner of Nelson and
King Streets a catch basin
will be installed, a culvert
will be removed aand' -a
gradual- slope will be made
to accommodate
wheelchairs, said Todd.
The; proposal will resolye
drain2fe.Prohlems -west of
the -1m', trains tracks and the.
400100,or';00:itighwayltont
HightaX4,10,.Vets9n t will
pe,:tesiOaceg. .1*.entire_.ett„,7.•
istiagteW 'rayslon .*neam
area, will"be,
removed a new system
will be installed at no cost to-
holiday in the Mariti es.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe cQuar-
rie are holidaying dawn-at the
East Coast.
,Mr. and Mrs. Grant Love,
Caro, Mich. were recent
visitors with Mri. G ace
McBride.
Mrs. John Anderson i a,
patient in Exeter Hospital,
Mrs. Robert. Bell under-
went surgery in St. Joseph's
-Hospital. London,
Mrs. Elgin Thompson is a
patient in Seaforth Co mmun-
ity Hospital. '
Heinen, said Todd,
The proposal will resolve
drainage problems west of
the ,CN tram tracks and the
section of the highway from
be 'grbesWur"fatedt° .NTellirnen
n.
Stitiewi11 ex-
isting sewer system beneath
the propmed area will be
removed and a new system
will be installed at no cost to
Herisali, said Todd.
"We won't be improVing
sidewalks because ,they're
net, the dept. lieway`3
use it is bard ,to maiin-:
..th,e,""totiret4Z01 nlinreOP'Ett
promises to maintain
Said Tod4.
ABC
Of;
Sawn
hazard. On the south side of
Brock St. two trees will be
cut down because excava-
tion would kill those trees
anyway, said Todd.
All light poles in the
proposed area will be
replaced, he said, and the
entire project completion is
MRS. RENA CALDWELL
262-5935
Mr. and Mrs. Einerson
Anderson visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Laughie Gear in
Fergus recently. '
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Jones
arid family and . Mr.
and Mra. Jim Sweitzer, Ship-
ka holidayed at the Thousand
Islands and visited Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Jones. Hillier.
Mr. and Mrs. W.J.T. Bell
and Mr. and Mrs. Johri A.B.
Bell have returned from a
The Paper that
follows the students
to college
Call
527-0240
28-20-1
Mr. and Mrs. M. Salverda.
Clinton. and Mr. and Mrs. L.
Lubbers R.R. 4. Seaforth.
wish to announce the engage-
ment- of their children. o-
Ann and George. Wedding"to
take place. the Lord willing.
on Sept.4, 1981 at Bethel Free ,
Ref. Church; Munro.-Ontario
at 2 p.m. Rev. C. Schouls
officiating. 26.20-1
BY JOANNE ROSIER
A lady from the Ottawa
area believes she has family
in the Seaforth area and is
trying to locate her relatives.
Mabel Tiegs of PeMbroke
has been trying to, find
members of her natural
family Since 1945. She was
separated from her siblings
when she was adopted in
' 1920, She believes she was
the youngest daughter of her
- natural faun*:
For many years, Mrs.
liens did net know she was
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Ottawa lady
seeking info
Thinking ?'I
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