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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-03-14, Page 10.) 1110111 H41*!-4001,e0R, SEAFORTH, ONT., MAR. 14,1961 <SUNOCO> In congratulating the Board of SDHS on the completion of the reconstructed school, we are happy to know that the enlarg- ed and modern facilities are being heated by reliable '#NWINNIINHOP* Sunoco Heating Oil Supplied by ROSS SCOTT Limited Phones: 482-3257 or 482-7500 Brucefield Ontario OFFICE SUPPLIES THE HURON' EXPOSITOR PHONE, 527-0240 Seaforth e Area Pioneers Plan for (Continued from Page 9) Simpson, C. A. Sperling, John Watson, Edward Woods, Maggie Beattie( Annie Bolton, Mary J. Crawford, Martha Davidson, Etta Denean, Ella Edwards, Maggie Ferguson, Agnes Gemmill, Kate Givlin, Sarah Johnston, Aggie Kidd, Lizzie Moore, Lizzie Moy- lan, Annie Paterson, Helen Prin- gle, Bertha Watson, Maggie Wil- son, Martha Burgess, Annie Col- lie, Janet Gemmill, Annie Prin- gle, Harper IL Crawford. The January 10, 1879 Exposit- or tells of the opening of the school. "'rhe new High School was formally opened on Tuesday last. There was a large attend- ance of ladies and gentlemen of town. After all had thoroughly inspected the interior of the building, they assembled in one of the class rooms. The chair was taken by Mr. S. G. MoCattg- hey, Chairraan of the Beard, who delivered a short, but neat and appropriate address. Shell and pointed addresses were also de- livered by Rev. Mr. Cnmpbell, Mr. A. Dewar, Public SOliool In- spector; Dr. Coleman, Mayor; Dr. Vercoe, a m6mber of the High School board; Mr. M. Y. McLean; Mr. McFaul, Principal of the public school and Messrs. Clarkson and Fred, the masters of the High School. Previous to the breakup of the pleasant meeting, the chairman announ- ced that the school would open for pupils the follovvhag day." The paper went on to describe the school. "It is a neat two- storey brick edifice and pre- sents a very attractive appear- ance externally, while the in- terior is well arranged, comfor- table and commodious." Grey Township Awards Contracts Grey Township Council met In the Township Hall for its March meeting when the fol- lowing resolutions were adopt- ed: That the tender of H. F. Don- egan, Listowel, Ont., for crush- ing and hauling approximately 20,000 cubic yards of 5/8" gra- vel at 90c per, cubic yard be accepted subject to the approv- al of the Dept. of Highways. That the tender of Murray Reid, Londesboro, Ont., for ap- proximately 1,400 lbs. warble fly powder at $5.25 per 15 lb. bag be accepted. Powder to be delivered to the residence of Fred Smalldon, Inspector. That the tender of Charles Fischer for spraying cattle for warble fly be accepted at 10c per head per spray. That By -Law No. 3 of 1968 " to increase the interest rate on arrears of taxes to 2/3rds of 1% per month and to increase the penalty to 3% for non-pay- ment of taxes on due date be finally passed as read a third time. That the request of Howard Mitchell, owner of Lots 55 and 56, Con. 1 and St. Clair Camp- bell, owner of Lots 57 and 58, Con. 1, be accepted and that Engineers E. W. Hayes Limited, — Kitchener, Ont., be appointed to make a survey and prepare plans, profile and report for the repair and improvement of the open portion of the Schade Municipal Drain. That the petition of twenty- nine ratepayers on the Beau- champ Creek Municipal Drain be accepted and that Todgham and Case Limited, Consulting Civil Engineers, Chatham, Ont., be appointed to make a survey and prepare plans, profile, re -- port and specifications to im- prove the said drain to clear the petitioners' lands. That the assessment of $1,800 for barn on Lots 24 and 25, Con. 4, owned by Gordon Clarke, ,be removed for 1968 taxes. The following accounts were A portion of the new SDHS Library showing the carpeted floor CARPETS Add much to the pleasant new library at the re- constructed Seaforth District High School. We congratulate the bard on the completion of the new school building and on selecting economical carpet as floor covering. Carpet is easily main- tained, is long wearing and cuts down noise. Supplied and Installed by BOX FURNITURE Phone 527.0680 Seaforth paid: Huron County Municipal Officers' Association, member- ship fee, $20.00; The Municipal World Ltd., dog tags, 31.32; Federation of Agriculture, fees on roll, 961.39; Ont. Hydro, of- fice, 13.75; J. C. Conley, half price of jet - pump account, 44.57; Lothar Weber, office sup- plies, 1.49; Jina Dobson, gar- bage collection, Ethel village, 20.00; Hilton Ward, fox bounty, 8.00; William Baillie, fox hour)). ty, 16.00; Town of Listowel, nursing home account, 22.30; Village of Brussels, nursing home account, 19.70; BP Cana- da Ltd., furnace oil, welfare, 30.20; rent and Hydro, welfare, 46.00; welfare, February, 287.- 77; Clifford R. Dunbar, Kenneth Bray, Charles Thomas, Lawson Ward and Melville L. Lament, to Good Roads Convention, each 50.00; Roads and Bridges, 4,- 693.44. BRODHAGEN Mrs. August Hillebrecht re- turned to her home Saturday after spending a few days at the Seaforth Community Hospi- tal. We wish her a speedy re- covery. Mrs. John Mueller, of Hamilton, is spending a few' days here with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stephen, Kevin and Valerie, RR 1, St. Marys, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ahrens. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pfeifer and Karl visited with Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Konings in Newry on Sunday. Relatives received word of the death of Mrs. Lydia Querenges- ser in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sholdice, Paul, Mark and Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Sholdice, Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Shol- dice and Jeffrey, Hamilton, vis- ited Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sholdice and Beverly, in. Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sholdice and fafmily also visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clark in New Ham- burg the same day. DEAR DORIS advice from Doris Clark DEAR DORIS — I spoke to our minister about the problem that was disturbing me as you suggested. Al- though I have not yet reach- ed the stage -where I can face. the futtue as confidently as one should, my life is hap- pier and has more meaning than ever before. The doctor explained that the sudden inactivity with no family to bother about, caus- ed the depression and anxiety. Better Now DEAR BETTER — That's good news. If you are really moving in the right direction, you'll get there. -- Too often we bottle it all up, when there is sOmeone close at hand who could help us take n new look at 03.1r - selves and reduce our mon- ster anxiety down to inouse size — wher it belongs. DEAR DORIS -- We mov- ed from a large city to a small village to relieve my husband from the business pressure. We bought a store. Now I find I heartiy dis- like the store. My husband has nothing but complaints for the, while the girl he hi- ed can do no wrong. I do all the buying and letters. I find myself disliking him more every, day. He's so nice to everyone but us. Really Troubled DEAR TROUBLED — Being in the company of the same person all day every day, every night and week ends puts a terrific strain on a gal. You went all the way in solving his health problem; now you are whipping the boy for all imperfections in his. store. Human, but even - L. P. PLUMSTEEL Principal of SDHS, who this year completes 20 years as head of the school. He is the 14th principal to occupy the position since the school was established in 1879. tiiauy unbearable. You would make a better wife, and he a better husband, if you called it all off; your part, I mean. Resign. Move back into the home and make a fresh approach to being a wife end mother. Otherwise I see a breakdown looming up,. ahead. DEAR DORIS — Would you please forward the de- tails for the Toastmistress lit- urature? I could sure use some. The last time I had to speak at a banquet, I thought all the cotton from Georgia was in my mouth. God bless you for your help and understan- ding. Mind A Blank DEAR BLANIc ”— Few are born orators. Most of us tend to stammer the first few times we find ourselves on our feet in front of an aud- ience. The International Toastmis- tress Clubs came to Canada from the south. More and more branches are organiz- ing across the country. To- gether the girls learn meet- ing procedures, speechmak- ing, social poise — along with., some fine extra-currib- ular education. I'm sending you the headquarters address. DEAR DORIS — My nose was broken when I was six. I am now 14. 1 feel like cry- ing every time I hear the re - mak, "Look at her Roman. nose." Whenever a guy looks at me or stares real hard, I get the impression that I aro unbelievably ugly. It couldn't be that I'm cute, I am breaking out in pim- les now and my eyes are like frog eyes. My mother sAys I have beautiful eyes but what can you expect from a mother? Is there any way 1 can im- prove my looks; or get some- thing done to my nose? And another thing, My teeth are crooked. Ugly Much DEAR UGLY MUCH! — Let's tackle one feature at a time. (1) Noses are for straight- ening these days; usually just a simple office opera- tion. ,(2) The pimples are a well- known sympton of adolescent acne. I'm sending you my ten cent leaflet about what to do. (3) "Frog eyes?" You mean they bulge? jf you aren't im- agining thir your doctor is the one to ask. (4) Crooked teeth. Girls in your age class are wearing braces; and a few classes up you'll find good-looking straight -toothed smiles - re- sult of same type braces. • The nose -straightening, the tooth straightening, the doc- tor - these -all -cost money and determination. How much are you willing .to invest? We Congratulate the Seaforth District High School. On the completion of an extensive reconstruction which will make possible even better accommoda- tion for students a the area . . . John A. Carcino GENERAL INSURANCE Phone 527-0490 Seaforth We Congratulate - Seaforth District High School On the completion of the reconstructed School Building We appreciate the opportunity of having been associated with the School over a period of many years. SILLS Hardware Plumbing — Phone 527-1620 Heating Wiring Seaforth CONGRATULATIONS SDHS - - - These are our drivers and part of our modern fleet of bu ses -which each school day transport 375 SDHS students over routes totalling over 600 miles. Shown here are Keith McLean, John Sinnamon, Mrs. M. McGrath, William Hodgert, Jackie Melanson, Ron Dale, Mrs. K. McLean, Les Habkirk, Arnold Scott, Michael Eckert, A. Hildebrand, Eldon Hulley, Bob Watson. We are proud to be associated with the board, staff and students in this important task and appreciate the -trust placed in us. HAPKIRK TRANSIT SERVICE LIMITED Sine 1946 'Phone 527-1222 •.,Seaforth