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News of. Huronview
The first. Christmas Prograrn of the season was arranged
and directed last Sunday afternoon by Dr. CharleS Toll of
SeafOrth. The 'Variety concert included selections by the
Seaforth Junior Band, led by Dr. Tollithellend3rSon sisters,
Donna, Darlene, and. Debbie, vocal trio' The Albert sisters,
Linda and Ann sang several duets, and proVicled their Own
accompaniment with electric guitars; the Rose sisters,
Debbie and. Janice, vocal duets; accordion solo by Shirley
Bennewies; and piano solo, Ann Stewart. Doug. Stewart
led a sing song of Chriatmas Carols accompanied at the
piano by Mrs, Rose.
It was standing room only on Wednesday afternoon at the
December birthday party. The party was provided by the
Bluevale Women's Institute who presented the sixteen cele-
brants with gifts and served birthday cake and tea to about
200 residents and guests following the program. Mrs.
Melvin Craig was mistress of ceremonies for the afternoon
with Mrs. Carl Johnston, pianist for the group; pinging
led by members of the institute. David and Dwight Golby
played several numbers on the electric guitar and accordion.
There were dance numbers by Barbara and KarenJohnston,
The Bluevale dancing dolls - Carol Armstrong, Evelyn
Stamper and. Marie DeVos entertained the audience with
their comedy dance. There were vocal duets by Eileen
Sellers and Irene Bosnian and vocal solos by Jean Willets
and Mrs. De Koeiyer. Mrs. Burke, a former resident of
the Bluevale area, thanked the ladies on behalf of the
residents.
Slide pictures of special events and birthdays at. Huron-
view were shown on Family night. Sharon Colclough of
Clinton played her guitar and sang some favourite numbers.
Miss Gidley accompanied at the piano for the singing of
Christmas carols.
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Morris Township. Council
met Wednesday with all members
preSent except JameS Mair,
Reeve Win. Elston presided.
council requested Hbron
County Board of Education that
in the year 1973 there be two
dates for payment of rates,
namely June 30 and December
15.
Possibility of Morris par-
ticipation in a proposal whereby
area municipalities WRuld Pay
$25 for each hockey Player par-
ticipating in a Brussels hockey
program was eliminated by
motion by councillors Ross Smith
and Thomas Miller (ithat a
letter be sent to Mr. Jas. Prior
stating that we cannot grant the
request for $25.00 for each
hockey player from Township of
Morris playing hockey in
Brussels."
Road Accounts paid included
$10,749.44 and General Accounts
$42,141.11 totalling $52,890..55.
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Top Perth
4-I-I feeder
calf sold
for $423.
Lyle Ahrens, R.R.5, Mitchell,
sold his 4-H Hereford heifer calf
for $423, the top price for the
top calf, at the first auction of
calves belonging to members of
Central Perth 441 feeder calf
club. The top four calves yielded
$1,534.40 for the members.
The calves were judged Fri-
day about 11 a.m., then the auction
at the Brussels sales barns began
at 1:30 p.m.
Calves placing next to Lyle's
belonged to David Drummond,
R.R. 2, Monkton; Joan Harper,
R.R.2, St. Pauls, and Nancy Jean
Fanson, R.R.1, Fullerton.
There were 19 calves shown
and sold at the auction.
Lyle's calf weighed 935
pounds and sold to Canada pack-
ers for $45.25 per hundred.
David's calf weighed 805 pounds
and sold for $42. Joan had the
heaviest calf, one that weighed
11,020 pounds and sold for $41.25
'per hundred. Nancy's calf
weighed 815 pounds and brought
$43.25 per hundred.
David's calf was sold to 5
, and M Livestock of Kitchener,
and United Co-operatives of On-
! tario bought Joan's and Nancy's
calves.
Nick Doelman, extension as-
I sistant with the ministry of ag-
riculture and food Perth Coun-
ty office, termed the day quite
successful for the club members.
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