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' ' Hallowe'enl Where did It come from six laces before few cornplete a costume, and never came home apples. When so
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0' Hallowed Eve , ,they believed that For those who lacked sewn skill there were the heroes; with their hair -raisin do -hell, and then pound until you let them changes in our little village,
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Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Dave, Thanksgiving - Sunday Rya . Aima Corners, Mr. and I - i YP d a y 1 ed, g Y, Y .g $u ", .
associated with _ , supposed carried the reincarnation of evil What a loud scare -look' a to chase the away. . Always s takin this as names so they can remove their masks. .
Mrs. KenlJewitt of 5eaforth, Pioneers are usually t rt the Gardiner who brought'greetings from' the , Y ung p, rade t ey _ .il?._.k Y Y g ;;.;
• _• to do harm to the people on earth. After made as the 1 trooped fi a challen a the lads would outwait him .Once identified, the roe into the f': '>
}Mr. Lawry Jewitt and Pat of old county but in Manitoba this summer a Municipality of Louise; Mrs. Ernie McLean P p y a 1 tr p d back in after g Y g P ,i
dUate wi i n Toronto. ' cairn was dedicated to the pioneers from. , who told the art la ed b 'the Church and Christianity came to Britain, this ancient' changing. and tip over his outhouse to top off their : candy bowl to fill their sack. Then the W\..,; :, + r.'qa--
Six re P played Y . -o'..celebration became intertwined with the THE SPOOKIEST _. evening's fun. There must' have been a parade is off with only a' few soapy swipes , "`
. Mrs. Terence. Blunter is Londesboro; Ontario. Sunday School in the community; -Norman „
• out of Goderich Hos ital and The following story was submitted by McLean with a brief history of tete .district feast day of the .Church, All Saints Day, on We had contests for the funniest ' . victim like this in every neighbourhood• at your windows in passing. You might as f ../� �+ Nov. 1st. Toda we have the idea of s irits, costume, the most beautiful, the s Y LOOKING FORWARD TO IT well give up on supper; they'll be coming a "�BA's with I h 4 o V / she and Mr. Hp�ter are Stuart Phillips, Seaforth. and the dedication; and Rev. Earle Mc- Y P spookiest, ..:
�� "Residents, former residents and in. Intyre- lulu the ded'c tion ra er mischievous and gentle, roaming the earth and JUgir--6boilt an tate o ou could Hallnwe en has always been sora ' 'ng in a steady stream from now on. on y / / / I • ,r
Y category ....0 /m j s' 1-tostaying with her daughter _ .8_ B ica , p y Barbara Ann Richmond pf among six who attained their a d foal! Mr. n rs. terested visitors athered on July 2. at 10 The followin is the mscri tion on the on Oct. 31st and we protect ourselves by imagine. Each child ,.contributed, t'o' the to look forward to in our village, There is a NOT ALL QrT ARE BOWL % % � i � � j
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among - _ _ Y g Joh Tho a.m. to witness the dedication of a cairn , -]marble Ja ue on the cairn....._ .. trying to frighten them away With odnffin ._ lunch . and_a11 afternoon -you could watch_' od Pig' -hem,_ -mo -razor -blades -in j - M
• R R, 3 Walton was wain _ _ B _ 1 s b taking courses at n _ m son and Bob. P q • �_ µ _.-___ ____._ _-_ -_____ �._ood f ..hn Never put all of your sand- to onehnwt, __ _^�/ ..G _-
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part-time students who grad- Westerns extension centre Sharon Thompson of ron►memoraTing the 100th anniversary o e nes oro S.D.F 114 Jac o akT'I uterus• the shoeboxes and brown paper bags full of the apples, and no serious Nrandalism. r one young entrepreneur will clean out /ice, % j� _
uated this fall from Western in Clinton. Toronto rian P Londesboro School District. One hundred 1881-1971 • When I was a child on a farm in a more goo2iie^'s'piling up for the grand fina1G. For People who wish to participate in the half of it early in the evening, when your % . ,
B Nesbitt of spars o u trick'n treatin leave the orch � li t on, back is turned. Instead, a colourful variety %
University with an A aver- The five others included .London spent the weekend of twenty-five signed the guest book, P Y p g dated area, Hallowe en was entertainment, we carved pumpkins, g P, gkt // , � / //
age. More than 120 part-time Mary Demers, Clinton, Thom son's; on Saturda On arrival, red rose corsages, and a red This cairn is dedicated to the memory of our , celebrated much differently than itis in our bobbed for apples, sang, and playea games and the children seem to respect this. And in a small dish encourages sharing among % j
students were awarded their Nancy Folkard, Belgrave; they attended Brian's first rose boutonniere were pinned on old time pioneers who came from Londesboro, village today. Because the. distance like Musical Chairs (always left till the last the costumes! I'm always amazed at the the group. And if all else fails, and it seems,
degrees on the weekend in Robert Govenlock, Clinton, cousins wedding in Owen residents and dignitaries taking part in the Ontario in 1879 and had the courage and the between houses hindered evening because it could get rowdy). The amount of effort that goes into dressing, up as thoueh hoards of strange kids are being"
London at the convocation Nancy Maclntyre,, Lucknow; Souttd. ceremony. Master of Ceremonies Frank foresight to lay the foundation of this wanderings, -the $chool Hallowe'en party Hallowe'en Party was great fun, and truly those kids. Often the only visible thing that bused into town for the occasion, you can
excercises. and Marguerite McGee, , Mrs. Barbara Veltman of Hagyard capably introduced Reeve Gordon community. Erected in 1979." was the focal point of the whole celebration. , educational in A social sense. you recognize is the green sequined dress • always make a deal with your own childre in
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Miss Richmond was Zurich. �atrcottvet B.C. spent the _. - - _ You see., no one would. drive you from place Some' of the "big kids" `went: out in the that a neighbour y4ore last New Year's for some loot to recycle. (after promisir. Race God-erich
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1tVE RESERVE THE RIGHT 1r Senior i for ma ors*obSocial Work from Kin 'sTO LaVVli1T QUANTITIES " I � � y g
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KNECHTEL �°_ S% DISCOUNT ON ORDS KNECHTEL , Goderich voters must 1976 and moved up to reeve High School and presently
choose between two veteran in the next eleciton. if she has a position with Family
11 MON. TUES.&&WED.. 9-6 P.M. _ OR FREE DELIVERY politicians, both running for wins the Nov. 10 election,
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mayor of the town. she will be only the second Children's Services, and Ch' s
Mayor Harry Worsell, a woman mayor in the town'sI I WE LIKE TO London.
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TRISCUITS 250 gr. Pkg. ■99 •rre-priced .91 v The new d •
350 ml Prices effective 'elected to council in 1970. �
Pkg. of i:BO : 400 Gr. until Sahtrda When he ran against Deb. reeve is Don Wheeler, a ,/#. L, ,
48 *5 Y' . .. Shewfelt and Don Wheeler former councillor. who ran t' "T
Bounce Pk of 20 Tide laundry 500 ml ,gg,`= �, 209 November 1, I980-
«_ ta49 for the mayor's job in 1978, for mayor in the last election.
he of more than double the
Pkg. / g Bob Allen will serve a
SOFTENER SHEETS 1.39 - TERGENT vote of his opponents in the -
PP xcond term as the town's ,� ,
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Meaty Blade & Short Rib Mrs. Palmer was first Fight people are letting
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2.99
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9 oz. Pkg. 1.29
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Pkg, of 4 Bars
1.69
Monarch
Coke &
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FLOUR
3.5 Kg. Bag
2.69
Calgonite Dishwasher
DETERGENT
1.4 Kg.
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Schneiders Cello
V. , . E -
500 gr.
1w69
Schneiders Broken
HAM SLICES .
175 gr.
139
Schneiders
SAUERKRAUT
909 ml. Pouch
.99
Fresh Frozen
PORK HOCKS
2 lbs. / ■489
Medium CHI
Schneiders Chunk -
LUNCHEON
Chicken L-osf, or Beerwurst
1..694b.
Schneiders Blue Ribbon
By The Piece
BOLOGNA
1 s39 Ib.
Schneiders Bulk Smoked
PORK SAUSAGE
18489 lb.
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JACQUELINE=____._
M EWS
r
graduated from Forest
Heights Collegiate Institute
at Commencement on
pearif
�
October 17, 1980. Jacqueline
also received the Staebler
SS440 It's performance you
Award in Grade 12
Marketing. She has accepted
can rely on Quiet operation
,y a secretarial position with
Exceptional comfort Smart
Renison College in Waterloo•
styling i
affiliated with the University
of waterloo.
Jacqueline is the daughter
SAVEOVER �R
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Matthews, Kitchener and
$300 • QD
granAdaugbtcr of Mea.
Helen Aubin. Scaforth
cash
Perth reviews
'
storage problem
? ' 1IE�.1l+'lE�`S
Colleen Maloney
,"
A request Dv the Perin
T, inov h y.,,tr SS440' T -,r,
Knioncal Soctct% frit im-
quaAly I1t?'P1lti3sc sho"i;
mediate aciton in finding
°wttabte
storage fast a vale'
TERPRO -
able museum on5lertton will
he reg lowed b1981 y co word rettnn-
SALES & SERVICE
at in
®IAL 262-6142 HENSALL - ONT.
Council lre act-
recommended
ed
taken by
ran to be ttakethe nem
t
i mile West and I l4'llle South of Hensall
Joint Area Studs committee
Your Authorized Yamaha Full Senice Dealer
next vear
MAHA
The teetion is being
stored at the Steed 6'iate
.
house. 182 Kinf; St Strat
ford it is not on display
because the historical hoard
currently has no muwurn
Warden Carl dock sug-
gccted storage in the Fryfo.
gel Inn But Reeve George
Wicke of Ellice town -,hip, a
member of the himait•ical
twtard said. '"i drm*1 think tate
haiildmg itself is in anv type
,if enrA tion to cre,zte the
appropriate tvre of envirnn
merit Hopefully the new
• cxtvnril will bolt after these
things. "
CHANGE iN NAME
Independent
Shipper
to
United
Co -Operatives of
Ontario Livestock
Department _
Toronto
Ship your rlvestock with
LOU ROWLAND
Dublin
345-2301
[formerly Mike Doyre,
Shipper]
For prompt service, card
by Monday evening
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