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.were recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Snell and, family.
Miss Dayle. Fischer, spent 'a
few days with Marie, Kathy and
Sheila walker.
Miss Edith Dettman of
London called on Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Snell Wednesday after-
noon.
Miss Irene Barkley of
Dironto, cousin of Mrs. J. J.
Elliott is spending a couple of
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Wingham Public School which is
costing approximately $36,750
for the alterations by
Smith Construction of Seaforth.
Mr. Cochrane said the
pupils (the younger children)
would be left in the old school
for the two weeks and the
older pupils would be in another
location.
High costs in food are affec-
ting the contractors who supply
the food for the Various cafeterias
in the High. Schools , it is re-
ported. There is difficulty in
getting help. Board chairman,
E. Cayley Hill suggested that-
the possibility of having
machines to supply the food
should be investigated.
easy, and economical way of putting weight.
on feedlot cattle. Why not talk it over With
satisfied users? Better, still, discuss it with
yout: BROCKVILLE CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES
representative. Silage is one of his specialties
— and he can provide you With all the facts!
Correspondent
Mrs. Joe Walker
BRIDAL SHOWER
Mrs. Joe walker and
ughters were hostesses Satur-
day evening for a shower in
honour of Susan Gannett whose
marriage to Gordon Wright takes
place Septerinber 8. Susan
received many lovely gifts from
friends, neighbours and rela-
tives. Mrs. Ross Gray had ,
everal contests which were
uch enjoyed.
PRO-SIL is a liquid silage additive which elim-
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silage. It is highly efficient and particularly
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PRO-SIL added to corn, silage is a. proven,
Mundell R.N. gathered at:
Bluevale Presbyterian Church on
Wednesday evening to honour her
on her forthcoming marriage to
Brian MacKa y on September 1st. •
Mrs. Marty Cretier was. M.C.
for the evening; A short pro-
•gram of "The Dancing Dollies",
a reading by Mrs. Dick de Boer
and piano solos by Elizabeth
Armstrong was very much en-
joyed by all.
Donna received many lovely
gifts for which she thanked every-
one. Lunch was served by the
neighbours.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fischer
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Walker and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Elliott and family
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Marty Cretier of wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ruff
visited her parents, Mr . and
Mrs. Stanley Smith of Brampton
and Gordie returned home with
them after spending the week in
Brampton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hall of
Sudbury returned home Tuesday
after spending the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hall and
other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mackie
of Ayr visited Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hall.
Mrs. Jeff Marston of Oshawa
Miss Nancy Marston of Toronto
and Mrs. John Snell of Brussels
showers
weeks with Mr. and IVIrs.Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Thornton
have returned home after va.cat-
ioning in Eastern Canada.
Congratulations to the Tri-
County Bluevale Intermediates
who won their series. They
played the best 4 out of 7 and
Bluevale won the first 4 games
with a score of 4 to '2 in the
last game to win the Champion-
Ship. Ross Mann is their coach.
Mr. Cochrane informed the
Board of additions to teaching
staff: Mrs. Dawna Baker from
Essex County to Exeter Public
School (Special education );
Domenico Degregorio from
Hamilton to ' Clinton Public
School (Phys. Educ); Blaire G. ,
Fisher from North Bay toHowick
Central Public School (Phys.
Educ);
Marlene Kalbfleisch, University.
to Colborne Central andHolmes-
vine; Mrs. Marian Pullmanfrom
Seaforth to Holmesville Public
School, Library, part time; Miss
Fermer Santos from Toronto to
Seaforth Public School, music;
Mrs. Irl'a Stewart from York
County to Holmesville Public
School, (part time, music). Miss
Janice Bonthron to Robertson
Memorial Public School,
Goderich; Gregory Hazlitt to
BrOokside public School and Mrs.
Mary Walters to Usborne Central -
Public School; Nixon Baker to
South Huron District HighSchool
and Gordon Johns to South Huron
District High School.
Ronald Day of Goderich has
been hired as custodian at
Robertson Memorial. Public
School effective July 18, 1973.
' Mrs. Mary E. Carroll,
teacher 'at Holmesville Public
School resigned effective August
31, 1973.
Bruce Betties, custodian at
Robertson Memorial Public
School resigned effective June
22; Carl Nickles, custodian at
J.A.D. McCurdy Public School
resigned effective July 31, 1973;
Donald McLean, custodian • at
Seaforth District High School re-
signed effective August 28; and
Mrs. Joan L. Middleton, mere=
tary, Turnberry Central Public
School, 'resigned effective ,Sep-
tember 15, 1973:
E. Cayley Hill, Chairman, as
the meeting concluded remarked
that he would like to see the
Board curtail in camera business
as much as possible. He
suggested that the whole hour set
aside from 1:00 p.m. to 2:60p.m.
may not be needed, except for
items of a sensitive nature.
Mrs. M. Zinn proposed that the
balance of the hour be used for
free discussion among board
members.
Consumers' Corner
Save Monek Eating Outdoors
Fatnilies who love to' eat out-
doors can save money and keep
the environment clean at the
sarne.titriedi
For instance:, it's less expensive
to carry dishes from your kitcheri
to the back yard or picnic area
than it is to buy paper Platea. •
Although paper plates Maybe re-
cyclable, what about plastic uten-
sils? And how abOtit the nuisanCe
of finding a place to dispose of
the paper and plastic trash?
Here are the fads. To buy
enough paper plates, paper cups,
plastic sptiOnS and forks for sit
people will cost you an estimated
$1.56. If you take your kitchen
dishes dttpit, spoons arid fOrkS,
along With your casserole
arid hOWisi you can serve sit
people for tht tb seven cents
the cost of dishWithing Stifr,
•
NOW add up all these evenings
you eat outdoors and those week-
ends you go on picnics. If you
save $1.50 on each meal, think of
the pieces of school ClOthirig you
COUld buy Of the amount of food
you Wild purchase by the end of
the outdo& eating Seatoti4 it
adds to:
A better way of giving Nature a helping hand
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Susan thanked everyOne for
the • gifts and lunch was served
by the hostesses, assisted by
Mrs. Clarence Henning and Miss.
Dayle Fischer. She was assisted
in opening her gifts ,by Mrs.
Jim Wright and Mardia.Hamilton.
Susan also had a shower ear-
lier in the same evening in the
Salvation Army Citadel
basement.
BRIDAL SHOWER
A large crowd of relatives,
friends and neighbours of Donna
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Kindergarten
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