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PUBLIC SPEAKING WINNEAS.-The 6t. l'atriCk's
school, in the zone finals are (baPk row)", Kathy Van
Grade 8 and 'Nancy Sehoonerwoerd, Grade 6 a
$ohoor-voerd. Grade 5.
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School wilt Pe representing their
Nes, Grade 7; Michelle O'Rourke,
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students
who,
nd (front row) Pet Murray, Grade 4 and. Len
(ExPositor ph -Oto)
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MR. DON Mac
345,2442
The- latest report from
Phyllis:Hinz and Lamont,
MacKay in Africa -comes,
frninAgrida inMoreceo. The
town iS very new, it was
rebuilt bY . the United
legions after an earthquake
destroyedit in 1960. The
,giris spent an interesting
eight hours in the Sahara
desert along with gri
AnStralian Couple 44 under
the supervision •of a guisle.
They found, the oasis euitg 4
coon* at, to the barren land
then to "Tafraeute". in a
fertile Valley surrounded by
hills. Behind every hill is
either a small village or little
Nomad girls tending goats Or
Sheep. Women do all the
work the men lie in the sun.
sipping mint tea (must be a
wonderful country unquote!)
The houses are built of red
clay, and there are goats up
in trees eating leaves (no tin
cans), The almond trees are
in bloom, they attended• the
Almond Festival.. native
4%neing etc. ,
They Still use the pi4 erank
Phone. It toOk One hour to
make a conneetiOn to
Mitchell. Ir costs Z diahams
66c to Mail a Post Card.
Titir loels, Meat must be
eatert *1e same day it is killed
In the market the beefsides
still have air bubbles as they
hang in the hot sun.
BigPgoerkst .sisteafokr: hthideydecna,n IT,.hoe
gids plan to have "The
when they 'get back to
aCtinvadenabodoma,wc.Tstohatehdhd:;usassitiarttntsocinmaglleAcetcu;t
o'elock in ,the morning.
The girls were geests of a
wealthy Moroccan Merchant
and were served a six ceurse
meal (with mineral water)
by rvants The highlight of
the evening was when he
deemed them worthy 'of
meeting his wif .(She was
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young and beau •mI, they
could see why he ket p .s her
•hidden) By now they will be
on their way back to
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH 1 WS
"Torrentolinos. Spain- to
meet the folks from home on
the 'Ratter Travel teur.
PgRsoNas
Visitors with Mrs, Tessie
Costello were Mrs. Jean
Pro,* Q ,ondon, Father
John. Costello of Tillsonburg
and Mr. and Mrs. Danny
Costello, Michelin and
Maureen, 'Kitchener. It was
the occasion of Father john'S
and. Danny's birthday.
Corporal Cheryl IVIcGrath
of Canadian forces, Base
PettawaWanpent few daYS
borne with her parents Mr.
ancl Mrs.f at McGrath Milt
Dublin,
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•Accessory $ewers 4.11 •
Club of Puibin heard
minates,by Anne Marie and
learned how to tlea scarf to
wear for an accessary
every •daY clothes.. • Later
flowers were made and hula
served,
Wins On the 0110114 And
Mitchell and PiStriet TV
Some Ringo en Channel 1Z
Were Verna Colquhentm.
Mitchell; Darlene Noble
Mitchell; Mrs. Fred DiPPlet
Mitchell; MIS. Ed. Rene.
Mitchell; J. Thompson*
Mitchell; Lorne Hotglutuser,
Mitchell; Mra, Rive. Miteheil
Tickets are available for a big
Jackpot -On Wedneiclii
Night.
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Correspondent
MRS! RAN MALONE
345-2632.
•Mr. & Mrs: Herman Kla-
ver were entertained by nei-
ghbours Sunday in honour of
their twenty.fifth wedding
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• anniversary which actually
falls on the 27th of this
month.
Games were played by the
40 people Present, .and
mock wedding was staged.
--- The groom- was -played -by -
Leon Maloney. who was suit-
ably attired. and the beauti-
ful bride wasClem Kraus-
• licopf, likewise attired for the
occasion. The preacher was
Ken Ryan replacing the
original Priest Father Seger.
en in Holland. "Father"
Ryan was in a black ensem-
ble complete with black.
bible. The ring was espec-
ially ordered. It consisted of
an original design. of pure
' pipe encrested with • many
• "diamonds" soldered on like
bolts. • ' -
After the happy couple
were properly married an
address was read and the
real celebrants were presen-
ted with a beautiful coffee
table and lunch was served.
READING COMPETITION WiNNERS—The St;
Patrick.".s. Separate School 'students who placed.
highest -tri- their class in. the readings •
competition rheld at their school recently were
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(back, row) Catena Uniae, Grade 7; Debby
Vandenberk, Grade 8; Mike O'Rourke, Grade 6
and (front row) Lori K. RoWlancl,' Grade 4 and
Carolyn Cook, Grade 3. •
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. Throughout 'the. evening
• Mr. & Mrs. Ken Murray
have returned from • two
weeks holiday in Columbia,
Smith America.
Mr. Jack Lane and boys
attended the hockey game
Saturday night in Toronto.
New Yeti Rangers played
the Teronto Maple Leafs,
with Don and Dave. Maloney
seeing plenty of action.
They also enjoyed a tour of
the hOckey hall of fame.
The hockey game---itselfbrought several other specta.
tors from our area. Ali enjoy-
ing the opportunity of seeing
the Makmey s in action,
Mr, & Mrs. John O'Leary
have returned from two
. weeks in Florida.
•Mr. Frank Woods visited
• his daughter Mrs, Jack Mal-
one one day this week.
Mrs. Mary O'Connor is
home from the hospital, We
• are happy to report and
feeling not too badly.
Don't forget, ladies, the
CWL meting coming • up
next week.
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the toastmaster cum prea- , •e •
cher was able to keep the '
occasion light hearted and s
entertaining and at the
conclusion of the evening :
volunteered himself for any '
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A,• future •occasion such as this •
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VERSE COMPETITION. WINNERS—The St.
• Patrick's School students who placed first in
their grade in the recent oral verse competition
were Trace Vandenberk, Grade 4; Lori Lyn
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in. Area Churches
First. PRESBYTERIAN Church.
59 toderich kt., W. Seaford,
Minister: Rev. T. A.A. Duke • Organist: Mrs. D. Carter
SUNDAY .MARCU 4, 1979 '
' 11.116 Worship Service and Church Settool
Lenten Sermon Series "'Church Sins" '
Pre -Easter Bible Study Wed. at 10:00 a.m.
ALL ARE iNviTgr.). . ' .
ST. THOMAS AhgIicctri Church
Seeferth 1
lReN. James R. Broadfoot B.A., M. Die. '
SUNDAY MARCH 4T11
1st Sunday in Lent
4,1130 A.M. -1101y Communion
Sermon: Man Shall Not Live by.Bread Alone .
TIIMISDAY MARCH 8TH
7:30 P.M. midweek Holy Commanlan
NORTHSIDE united Church
54 Goderish St. Ntcsh ,eaferth
MARCH 4t 1919 •
first Sunday of Lone
10 A.M.44 ' 11 A.M. - Sunday Schools
11 A.M. -Church Service
Rev. 3.G. Vanstylos, Minister
• Orgattist-Choir Director 1 Jr. Choir Leader
141strgarel 'Whitmore Audrey MeLiwain ,
Area congregations are itivitCd to take a(iyantage of
the church direetoryto announce their church services
eaeb• Nk, cet t hurch directory announeeetentS arc
aVailnble for a noimum of 26 vonscoitive weeki in -
obit,. Of ti,k0k volition inelies.t'it 52 per unit. Changes in
cope num be trade each week but must be received
before noon on Tuesday. •
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Sean Copk, Grade 2 and Corry Van Bake!,
Grade 1 and. (back row) Jennifer Horan, Grade
5; Patricia Olsthoorn, Grade 7; .Patricia
Frericks, Grade 8; Philip Vandenwalle, Grade 8
and John Megens, Grade 6.
one,' cemplete with costume.
• The honoured couple
•• thanked everyone • for com-
• ing and for the beautiful gift
and the evening came to its
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owconclusion
�reingoodhands
with us
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