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BIDDULPH GRADUATES — Graduation exercises for grade eight students
at Blddulph Central School were held recently. Back, left, Kevin Hutchison,
Rick Gwalchmai, Mindy Bates, Keith Hutchinson, David Radcliffe, Terri -Lynn
Rummell Rob Burns, Jim Scott, Paul Lankin, Jane Thompson, Julie Funnell, Art
Morgan and Jean Thompson. Third row, Blaine Butchart, Brent Fowels, Dennis
MacDonald Shelley Gillan, Jeff McFalls, Barbara Gnoy, Mark Storey, Abner
Butler Krista Mair, Kim Blay, Lezlie Hinge, Jennifer MacDonald and Donna
McFalls. Second, Lee Lam, Carol Cunningham, Leslie Cunningham, Allison
Clarke, Brent Bannerman Jesse Crawford, Chris Robertson, Scott Wissel,
Vicki Hyde, Jackie Arnold and Sheryl Cobleigh. Front, vice-principal Leroy
Bryan, teachers David Wilkins, Pat Vladers, Lois Lanteigne, Ann Bonsley,
Laverne Revington, Judy Everett, Barbara Coughlin and principal Wallace
Mclay. _ .,
Photo by Schwartzentruber
Saintsbury minister off to summer camp
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
SAINTSBURY
Church service at St.
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Patricks church is cancelled
for the month of July. The
Rector Rev. Smith has com-
menced his duties at Huron
Church Camp in Bayfield.
Mr and Mrs. Clarence
Davis were recent guests
with their niece Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Maguire antj
family. and later with Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Love and
girls. Varna.
Many from this communi-
ty visited the funeral home
in London to show their
respect for the late
Frederick Dickins and fami-
ly.
Fred was formerly of this
community. He attended
school at old SS no 2 and was
a member of St. Patrick's
church. He served in the se-
cond world war. He is sur-
vived by his widow. the
former Marjoire Smith, two
daughters. Mrs. Dan (San-
dra) Wallace and Mrs. Jim
(Brenda) Moore and five
grandchldren, three
brothers and five sisters and
the late Frank Dickins.
The funeral took place
June 29 from Carrothers and
Son funeral home London to
St. James cemetery.
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weekend guest with her
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Exeter at her cottage in Port
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Mr. and Mrs. Larry
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard
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Marylou Tindall is spen-
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By ANNE WAVER
GREENWAY
Bible School has started in
Parkhill and some children
who are attending from here
are Tara and Brent Larmer,
Heather Bullock, Paul
Woodburn Jamie and Andy
Eagleson, 'Lisa and Scott
Eagleson and Jackie
Wiersma. It will continue for
two weeks.
The Windup: The climb to
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father gives you a ladder.
Peter and Anne Wiersma
attended Pete's Family
Reunion on the week -end at
Grand Rapids,Michigan,
Edna Wooaburn attended
the fortieth Wedding
Set goal
for trees
Huron County Council
recommended to its
development committee at
its June meeting that a
minimum of 1,000 trees be
planted when the committee
issues an order to replant
trees.
For some time now,
council has been concerned
about the number of ap-
plications for exception to
the tree cutting by-law,
which have been brought
before the development.
committee. The committee's
June report showed they
considered seven ap-
plications this month.
Stanley reeve Paul Steckle
told council it seems people
want to extend themselves
as far as the by-law permits.
In many cases when the
committee permits a farmer
to remove a lot of trees, they
request the farmer replant
100 trees. Steckle said he
questions whether 100 .trees
is worth planting and what
ensures the trees will live, he
asked.
Steckle commented he
appreciates the concern of
farmers that large
machinery does operate well
around trees, but he said he
is also concerned about the
problems of erosion and top
soil blowing away.
Tom Cunningham,
chairman of the develop.
ment committee pointed out
that the by-law is explicit; if
trees are encouraged to die
through neglect or some
other reason, the committee
has the power to order they
be replanted again.
Cunningham went on to
say the new ruling may
prevent the replanting of
trees in some cases. If there
isn't room to plant 1,000
trees, said Cunningham, it is
possible the committee will
recommend none be planted.
Reeve Steckle observed
planting the trees six feet
apart in rows six feet apart
would permit 1,800 to be
planted in an acre. He said
he doesn't find the new
ruling out of line in this
respect.
Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
William Coleman of Orillia
which was held at their
daughter's home 'at Smith-
ville. Edna is a cousin of
Mrs. Coleman.
Martha Geromette ac-
companied the Grand Bend
Seniors on a bus trip to
Guelph and Kleinburg
recently.
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TODDLERS INN GRADUATES — Graduation exercises were held at the Toddlers Inn
nurseryschoolThursday afternoon. Back, left, Gavin Snell, Aaron Gardiner, Erin O'Rourke,
Nicole Eccles and Erin Kraftcheck. Second row, teacher Susanne Strang, Michael Burton,
Kristin Strang, Cameron Eveland, Brent Ross and teacher Marilyn Hern. Front, Bryon
McAllister, Jeremy Straw and Jenelle Gallen. T -A photo
TODDLERS' INN NURSERY — Graduation exercises were held Friday morning at the
Toddlers Inn, nursery school. Back, left, Erin Bieman, Kristin Strang, Brian Funk, Jody -Lynn
Hamilton and Michael Funk. Centre, teacher Marilyn Hern, Alan Hyde, Steven Oke, Darryl
McElrea, Denise Holiday, Darryl Hartman, Andrea Kikkert and teacher Susanne Strang.
Front, Scott Inson, Gavin Poole, Ryle Kyle, Robbie linden, Andrew Hern and Geoffrey
Haan.
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