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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-11-02, Page 10em -Times, Thursday Nov. 2, 1672 CLSI POOLS! okl . fir en aggressive businessman to be our In thiA 8rea for Canada's top line of inground nuning pools. 4n• !;$•$ run along with present business. ROFireSeWitOtive will be in your area the week of vonther 24, 1972. For ,n further information call collect: ' 1-416-522-6854 ACORN POOLS 325 Bay St. N., Hamilton, Ontario Division of ACORN LUMBER COMPANY In Business Over 50 Years 2: 9b Steer ,clear of winter problems now by • simple visit to RLADMAN'S TEXACO. Think of how often you use your car and the in- convenience, you could experience if it didn't start for a few days when winter really sets in. TOMORROW COULD BE TOO LATS USED CAR SALE SAVES Y888 Pofltiac Laurentian' $1,495 2 Door Hardtop, Blue, Lic. 7389N—$1995.00 1910 MeIeOr Rideau 500 - $2295 2 Door Hardtop, Brown -White, Lk.. 7267N $2495.00 1968MeteOr Station Wagon $1,,50 1X21 - :1410.00 1!flF�rd ttrifiird1440011/24olitickiip$2i1150 Black, Lic. 85158C — .$2195A0 1969 Ford Custom 2 -Door Sean $750 'Green, Lic.. 6326N $995.00 1968 Chrysler Newport Custom $1,450 2 Door Hardtop,.;Grey-Black ;1550.00 TOLTON MOTOR SALES ..HWY. 86 .BLUEVALE,-ONT. _t. 357-3029 COME. AND SEE THE BOYS AND MAKE US AN rt l; . ` OFFER, WE CAN'T REFUSE OPEN 8 A.M. to 11 P.M. SEVEN DAYS A WEEK Sales and Service is Our Business Our Only Business 2 b SEPARATE SCHOOL NOMINATION of TRUSTEES To all Separate School supporters in the Townships of Grey, Hu'llett, Howick, Morris, McKillop and the Town of Clin- ton,. lin- ton . TAKE NOTICE THAT: NOMINATIONS will be received on , Thursday, Friday and Monday, November 9, 10 and 13, 1972 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m, on each of these days at the MUNICIPAL OFFICE, WIN- throp, Ontario, of fit and properper ons to be elected to fill the office' of one trustee .to represent the above mention- ed area collectively on the Huron -Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Board for the years 1973 and 1974. Nomination forms are available at any Municipal Clerk's Office and to• be ac- cepted, must be signed by at let ten electors from the area affected. Marion McClure Returning Officer and Clerk of McKillop Township TEACHERS FROM SEVEN SCHOOLS including Wingham, • Blyth, Brussels, Belgrave, Howick, Turnberry and Walton, attended a professional development day at Wingham Pub- - Iic School Monday morning .and afternoon. About 90 of the 0 Kindergarten The Kindergarten class walked down to the Red Front to buy our Hallowe'en pumpkin. On Friday we carved a happy 'face out of the pumpkin and used some of it to make pumpkin pies which Mrs. Wilhelm kindly II baked. We wrote stories about our ac- tivities and followed up with Hal- lowe'enlart. - Grade 1 and 2 Grade 1 and 2 made 'various Hallowe'en projects—booklets, jack -o -lanterns, mobile bats and stuffed pumpkins. We wrote stories and read them in a candle- lit room to create a spooky acd- nlosphere. We had a masquerade party on Tuesday • where we played- 4lallowe'en games, and had a costume parade. Grade 3 and 4 Grade 3 and 4 made up Hallo- we'en. plays . and are presenting them to Kindergarten and Grades 1 and 2 on October 31st. Grade 5 and 6 • Grade 5 and 6 made up . Ha1lo- we'en poems and put them on pictures of ghosts, witches, black cats and posted the>5n on the wall. On Wednesday, Turnberry boys visited ' our school for a Couple celebrates w. anniversary FORDWICH — Mr. and Mrs. Ira H. Schaefer, celebrated their' 50th wedding anniversary on Oc- tober 25, with a dinner for mem- bers, of the immediate family at the United Church of which the couple are members. Both were born on the 4th concession of Howick. They were married in the rectory in Gorrie on October 25, 1922. They farmed on both homesteads of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schaefer, concessions 4 and 5, until retiring to their present home in Ford- wich on October 11, 1965. They have three children, Don- ald E. M. Schaefer of Toronto, Mrs. George (Thelma) . Trethe- way of Stratford, and Mrs. Robert (Jeanne) Petznick of Kit- . chener, and 11 grandchildren. Sacred Heart, Mailbox soccer game. Even though it was a cold day, the game was well played. Turnberry took a 2-0 lead in the first half. Terry Anger closed the. score to 2-1 early In the second half, but Turnberry returned late in the game to score two fast goals. The game ended with the 4- I score standing up. Grade 7 and 8 Prior to the election we had nominations for the 'leaders of political parties. Gordon Kinahan represented the Liberals, Anne Marie Mahe represented the Pro- gressive Conservatives. Their campaign included speeches by the candidates, posters and 'badges were made by their cam- paign workers. On the election day,%Grades,5-to•8•votedvf itttre- sults as follows: the . Liberal Party won by 'a strong majority. What's new at Huronvlew? ,A choir from the Clinton Chris- tian Reformed Church led the singing at the song service on Sunday evening- with Arie Van Der Eyde leading the devotional period. . Mr. and Mrs. Bert Finlay of Goderich along with Norman Speir and Jerry Collins of Huron - view provided the music for Mon- day afternoon's program. Volunteers from the Christian Reformed Church assisted with activities. The new residents from Exeter and Wingham were welcomed and two residents cele- brating bitthdays were sere- naded at the sing -a -long. Two entertainers who have been long-time favorites of the folks at the home, Earl and Martha Heywood, were on hand on Thursday evening to provide the Family Night program. The Heywoods blended their voices for some old-tyme and German songs, then Earl baffled the audience with his magic tricks. Alice, Buchanan' expressed the appreciation of the residents and , guests for a very enjoyable eve- ning. By the way, it was en- couraging to have a good attend- ance of the relatives at the pro- gram. The craft room is a beehive of activity thee days getting things finished for the annual bazaar on Wednesday, November 8th. primary school teachers are seen as they convened in the auditorium to hear F. Marchand of the London office of the Ministry of Education on "Encouraging Children to Learn". (Staff Photo) 1 1{ the munidpal savings,B. loan coi''poratlon P.O. BOX .147, SO DUNLOP .ST. 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