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CHAMPS—St. Columban, Senior Boys Soccer
Team.' won the Huron-perth Roman Catholic
Separate School Board championship recently
IVlichaells-of-Strat ford -
by 4-1. The team membereare (back row, left to
right) Sean Lane, Tom O'Reilly, Kevin- Melady,
Allan O'Reilly, Martin Feeney and Ter.ry Cronin
Cyril Brown, County of
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Perth and ibbert.Township
VVeed 1nSpector reported the
("PrIrlition. bf `the ToWnShip
with regard 'to weeds river
the past year. -
Generally the
,
township was in good shape.
Rocket, Milkweed, Velvet
Rocket, milk' Weed, VeiVet
La, Celts Foot, Leafy'
Spurge and Wild Carrot but
it Was being contained. A
sample ot velvet leaf was
shown to Council, which was
over 12 feet expres-
sed concern abotlt .wpeds.
being brought into the town-
ship whilst constructing
tOtids„., particularly in should -
and atea
and (middle bw) Nick Klaver, Joe Ryan, Mark Former Brodhagen residents
Swart Kelly O'Leary and Paul Menheere and
-----Mike-Schoenderwoerd- and 7John-Ryan:--A-bsent-
Grafs m _ ove back o
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(front row) Mark Ryan, Mike Kelly, Dave Barry,
coach Joe,VieSer. • (Photo by Gibb)
Stciffa holds community night
Correspondent
MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN
345-2346
Elmgrove Woraph's Instit-
ute frosted thict.mth South
District execu eeting
and fall banquet in St. Pauls
hall on Tuesday evening.
Attending_ from_Staffa were:
Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. Char-
les Douglas and Mrs. John
Templeman.
Staffa Women's Institute
sponsored a community
night.in the towhship hall on
Friday evening with a good
Young and old entertain
crowd in attendance. The
president Mrs. John Miller
Was chairlady.
Katie[Kerslake started the
evening' off by giving a
demonstrations on how to
Make her straw dolls and
ornaments. She also has
several completed articles on
_
display. Both the local Brow-
nies and Beavers were pre-
sent. The Brownies along
with their leader, Mrs. Dave
Brown. explained and dem-
onstrated their opening exer-
cises.
The Beavers along with
their leaders, Mrs. Robin
Dayri ard and Mrs. . John
Scott and their representa-
tive from the cub pack, Mark
Cronin, demonstrated their
opening and , closing exer-
cises and sang some Beaver
songs.
Both Mrs. Jean Carey and
Mrs. Bert Dap- ard delight.-
ed young and old alike with
'their entertaining readings,
Mrs. • Carey's monologue
about visiting a sick friend
and Mrs. Dayn ard's about
hand milking cows. A piano
LCW plans Christmas social
Mrs. Margaret Scherbarth
opened the November meet-
ing with the hymn My Hope
is Built on Nothing Less,
The topic for the evening.
Theology and Me, was under
the leadership of Carol Alec
with Norma Elligson. Marg-
aret Scherbarth and Lucy
Siemon participating. They
said all can practise thcoty.
in our actions through faith
in Christ, Carol conducted
Bible Study on the theme.
A short tilm strip based on
the life•of Martin Luther and
Reformation .was shown by
Carol Ake and 'Heather
Rose Robinson thanked the
group and presided over the
business
In the absence of the
secretary Margaret Scher-
barth gave • the secretarial
report. Last month's Thank -
offering report was very grat-
ifying.
21 member responded to
roll call. During the pas
month a number of ladies
had attended the Western
District Assembly at Ovven
Sound; and also a social
evening at St. Paurs,Ellice.
The ladies served two fun-
eral lunches. •
They arc asked to cater to
the Swing Bowler's Banquet
on November 14th. Plans
were discussed for the An-
nual L.C.W. Christmas So-
cial Dec. 19th, With the East
Group in charge of the meal
and the West Group provid•
ing entertainment.
As a special Christmas
Project it IA as decided to do
social work in tfie Horne
Missionatl also visit
Pith B of.E plans
tech program review
by Qilleen Maloney
The Perth County Board of
Education has 'approved the
formation of committees to
resiew present Secondarv
School technical programs.
Programs facilities and
equipment autornotii.e and
farm mechana s. clectricitv
and eleitroniis will he
examined
In Nias 1(1-(4 the hoard
` established an ad Mx com-
mittee to thoroughl% ree
technical education In Perth
schort5s
Part of a report ht the
cornnuttee said "in ,crder
pros ide the necessary ttats,ttrt
het% pen secrindarl:
industrs and post-sec.mdars
institutions (t :s recarrttrerd
ed i the hoard appr cse the
formation of achisory .tom
mottees for major technical
program,s taught in .Perth
Counts secondary schools to
considtr such matters as
curriculum content. curricu-
lum relesance. equipment.
and facilities and to make
recommendations to the
board rergarding the matters
The report said the ration-
al for establishing the corn-,
mittees was "based upon
1
the reaiizationt that the task
Of analysing each technical
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program thoroughly and rec-
ommending necessary
changes in content. Num-
ment and facilities is too
massive. and requires speci-
fic knowledge in too mare.'
specialized teChnical fields ro
be preformed* by aris one
group b'
Each committee will be
tom prised one trustee.
one technical director. three
representatives of industry.
one community college rep-
resentative knowledgeable in
that field and one representatoe administration
all shu ins of the congrega.
t'
13%esent visiting commit-
s are: East Group - Ella
loor.• Helen Wurdell. West
roup - Doreen Bennewies.
ki Siemon.
Carrie Buuck and Louise
Benncwies who are both
hospitalized were each re-
membered with an auto-
graphed card from the group.
Members hope and pray for
their recovery.
Lunch was served by Vicki
Siemon and Minnie Vock
during the fellowship period.
instrtimental "Ott Parade"
played by Joyce Fell was
enjoyed by all.
A variety of stepdancing,
clogs, jigs and reels " Was
accompanied by Mrs. Gary
Quance on the piano, Nelson
Howe on the violin and Ivan
Norris on the guitar.. -
Those stepdancing were
K aren Norris -(1-eel) Andfea
Scott (reel) Debbie McLeod
(reed) Tracy and Trudy
Quance (clog and reel) Shar-
on Fell (clog, jig and reel)
and Shirley Miller (clog, jig
and reel). The singing of 0
Canada, accompanied by
Mrs. John Scott, brought a
delightful and ente -aping
evening to a close.
Mrs. Clifton Mille flew to
Alberta last week where she
is visiting with her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Wilson, Calgary
and other relatives.
Quite a number from this
community were guests at
the Chappel -Harburn wed-
ding in Hibbert United
Church on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bur-
leigh and Joan. Goderich
and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Skin-
ner. Mitchell, visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Norris and family and Mrs.
Orpha Norris.
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MRS. HERMAN
LEONFIARDT
345-2419 •
The baskets 'of flOwers in
the chancel of St. Peter's
Lutheran,Church at the wor-
'ship service Sunday morning
were from the funeral_ of the
-late Edwin Rock which was
held on Thursday. They were
placed there by the be reav-
ed family.
Mrs. Lavina Horst of Han-
over spent last week with her
son . Arthur Horst and
Mrs. Horst and family. Mrs.
Lenore Hessell of Neustadt is
spending several day this
week with her daughter Mrs.
_Horst_and_Pastor Horst and
family.
Mrs. Dorothy Elligsen at-
tended a farewell party at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John
cring Materials, It Was stig-
ge$tecl ; that the shoulders
he,Sewn with birdsfoot trefoil
ki-kpep out Other Weeds. He
'congratulated the Road Stip,
: erintentiOnt on his efforts,
and, sald'there. was complete
co-operation, with the Road
Department. Reeve McPhail
.expressed-council!s thanks,
A delegation appeared be,
fore Council requesting that
the "McMillan Drainage
Works be cleaned out
there Was discusgion as to
whether the lower portion
wis a natural water course or
a municipal drainage works.
Cptincil accepted the peti-
tion, directed the Clerk to
inform the Conservation Au-
' , thority, and place the peti-
t •
SW itzerlland da for the appointment of an
tion on the December Agen7
Engineer.
Bender in, Kitchener, for
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Graf and
family, who were residents of
London, and are moving back
to Switzerland to reside.
Many from this area will -
remember him as he was
employed with the late Edgar
Elligsen.
The sympathy of the com-
munity is extended to Mrs.
Edwin Rock and family, in
their recent be reavement.
We Ire pleased to report
that Mrs. Carrie Buuck has
improved at the University
Hospital, London.
Mrs. Dorothy Elligsen was
in London recently attending
the fall convocation at the
University of Western Ontar-
io, at which time Ken Hull
receiv_ed his Master'5 clegree
in music. 'Ken is married to
the former Margaret Elligsen.
They have one daughter and
.reside in Kitchener. He is
presently teaching at Conrad
Grebel college, University of
Waterloo.
Lydia WettlaufeiTavistocki
L uise Saunders, and Minnie
L onhardt, spent Tuesday
afternoon with Clara Stahl-
baum and Pearl Shore Strat-
ford.
56 refugees in
Perth schools
Refugee students entering
the Pbrth County system
have altered total enrolment
figures slightly, said R:J.
Mac Arthur, accountant, at
the Board of Education meet-
ing. Oct..21.
As of Sept. 30, 56 refugee
students had enrolled in
P_erth schools this_year_ _
Month end figures show
7578 students in elementary,
5018 shidents in secondary
and 39 students in schools for
the retarded.
DARLING'S
THIS FRIDAY
NOVEMBER 4 P.M.- 10 P.M.
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54-e me Lte cm -mals Ptspect cur eleof
acc,ert cr.,t31 &4.tot-er why Dortng Ora
cr.;alty 54.8III 0,4 MtOt y)
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BEEF VALUES
FRONTS HINDS
Heifers
51.39 lb.
Steers
51.45 lb.
fer
$1.89 lb.
Steers
$1.95 lb.,
SIDES
Heifer
51.591b.
Steers
51.65 lb.
LOINS
Heifer
51.99 lb.
Steers
$2.09 lb.
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SIDES OF PORK
9%
WHOLE PIG
97( •
lb.
LAMBS
1/2 or Whole
$ 1.89
Ib.
The employment of Ross
• Smale as part time sno-Vvplow
operator was approved at the
same salary as fall time
operators, but no fringe
benefits. Standby time to be
$100 Per week. from Decem-
ber 15 to March 15.
By-laws were approved for
The Big Drain", "Black
Creek - tvlousseau", "Police
Village of Dublin - Anne and
Nelsen Streets" aud a Zon-
•ing Change., in The Police
Village of Dublin.
: General Orders bathe sum
of ,205,V7.31. which includ-
es School Payments, County
Levy and balance of „budget
payments for arena, plan-
ning, Committee of Adjust-
ment, Protection Inspection ^
Conunittee, honorariums etc.
and roads for $23,286.12
were approved. The Clerk
was instructed to apply for
further subsidy payment
from Ministry of Transport
and Communications. '
The Road Superintendent
reported that the detour. for
_ the "Bruce Bridge" Con.
12/13 Lot 15 had been
completed and was open to
traffic. Soil test's had been
completed and Ken
Dunn of B.Iv1-----ttois--and—
Associates was preparing
'criteria. estimates and speci-
fications for the propoten
new Bridge.
Council denied permission
for the construction of a
driving, shed, which under
the new by-laws did not
comply with the set -hacks
required. '
The meeting adjourned at
1:30 a.m.
,
November
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