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Walton people home from
trip West to stampede
Recent visitors with Mrs. Jean
Broadfoot were: Mi. and Mrs.
Steven Kerley of Toronto; Mrs.
Bill Farquharson and mother,
Mrs. John • Guckenberger, • of
London; Mrs. Fern Patterson' and
Ivy. Henderson, both of
Seaforth; Mrs. Gladys Gardiner,
Ottawa and Mrs. Archie Hog-
' garth, London, visited last week
at the same home.
Mr. and Mrs. Rolly Achilles
were accompanied by Mr. and
Producers
pick pork
hostess
Mrs. Ted Achilles of Hearst when
they motored through the western
provinces taking in the Calgary
Stampede and other • places in
Alberta. They arrived home last
Tuesday evening, following a
four-week holiday sightseeing
and visiting with relatives .en
route.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bewley,
Walton, Miss Brenda Bewley and
Dan Raven of Edmonton, Alta.
attended the Rakovsky-Bewley
wedding at Willowdale United
Church last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith,
Sandra, Monica and Paul of
London visited with Mrs. Edna
Hackwell last week:
Mr. and Mrs. Don Nolan and
family spent last week with Rev.
and Mrs. Docken and family at
their cottage north of Meaford.
Leonard Payne of Ottawa has
been visiting over Civic Holiday
with his grandmother, Mrs.
James F. Payne.
Mrs. Jean Miller, visited at the
home of Mr. and .Mrs. Jim
McTaggart, Brussels on the
occasion of Mrs. Mayme Turvey's
birthday.
Misses Kim and Janet Ford
returned home with their mother,
Mrs. Terry Ford, Sbeffield on
Monday, following a holiday'with
their grandniother, 'Mrs. Phyllis
Dunk. •
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lundy of
Hamilton spent the Civic Holiday
weekend at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Allan McCall. On Sunday '
they visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Stevenson and. Ronald.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall
attended Londesboro United
Church, Sunday morning .service
and were dinner guests with. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Snell.
Ray eit Helens
Family Centre
RAY & HELEN .11).1MS •,s7-6671
Cones, Sundaes, Shakes,
Sluskies,Floats, Banana Boats
Smith's General.. Store'
Walton
Open Nightly Till 9
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BOARD OF EDUCATION
Requires a
Secretary
For
Seaforth Public School
duties to begin Sept. 1, 1976
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to:
J.W. TALBOT, PRINCIPAL
,Box 609
SEAFORTH, Ontario '
by August 13, 1976. Interviews will be scheduled after August
25, 1976.
D.J. COCHRANE HERB TURKHEIM
Director of Education Chairman of the Board ,,
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THE BRUSSELS POST,- AUGUST' 44, 1976
NEW LOOK FOR THE MILL -- The old verandah roof has been removed frorh the
mill on the Maitland. Valley Conservation Authority property on the Maitland in
Brussels and Project '76 students are constructing a new aaing under the
direction ofAuthority staff. MVCA hopes eventually to open the mill as a model of a
pioneer mill: (Photo by Langlois)
The Huron County Pork Pro-
ducers Association will hold their
Annual Pork Bar-B-Q and Pork
Hostess Contest in the Seaforth
arena on Thursday, August 26.
This event always draws large
crowds and this year is expected
to be no exception. Last year
hundreds had to be turned back.
It is advisable to purchase your
tickets early as only 1300 tickets
will be available from the
directors.
The Pork Hostess is expanded
this year to include married girls.
The contestants must be between
the ages of 18 and -35 years in
June 1977, when they will repre-
sent Huron County at the'Ontario
Pork Congress. Bainton's Old
Mill has once more donated the
first prize in the form of a
beautiful pigskin jacket. Last
year's winner, Miss Cathy Madill
,
of Blyth, will do the honours of ,
crowning the new 1976 Pork
Hostess. Any lady eligible can
obtain an entry form from the
directors of the Pork Producer's
Association.
Perforin`a
death-delying
act.
Have regutat
niedicaltitecipitipt.
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