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The Dearborn Mick/ Guide
in a i recent issue tells of ,new
duties assigned, 'to Corporal
Basil Byrne of 7 the Dearborn
Police ,Force; -
Corporal Byrne is a. son, of
Mr. and Mrs.. Basil Byrne of
'Dearborn and a nephew of Miss'
Monica Byrne of Dublin.
t3~ "school policeman" Pro
Vatn in which dildren in local
schools will have the opportun-
,'ity to meet and talk regularly
with a Deatborn police officer
has •been in gusted i1y Chief
of Police Joh ii B. O'Reilly.
O'Reilly has assigned Cerpor-
al Basil Byrne, .of the Accident
and 'TrafficBureau, to be the
"school, policeman,;" and "since,
Nov: 1, Byrne t. has been f unc-.
K
SANTA
ASKS
YOUT!O
Follow These Rules of ,
C -A -R -E and SAFETY!
KEEP YOUR
Cnoose a place for the Tree which will not
block access to doors or windows in the
event of an emergency.
Hold it! Before you set up the Tree, cut
one or two inches from, the butt. Then
- • set it in water. Crushed stone in 'a suit-
able container will keep it steady.
c
er eiitber. to replenish water regularly
throughout the Christmas Season. Yon
may need to add more than: a pint a day,
nsulation of lighting strings should be
checked for ` damage and possible short
circuits. If buying new lights, be sure they
are C.S.A. Approved.
moking near the Tree is foolish and dan-
gerous! Keep, cigarettes and matches at
a safe distance.
insel and other decorations should be non-
flammable. Don't deck your Tree with
added fire dangers! . .
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Make .sure that matches are kept out of
reach of children, and NEVER leave
young children ,unattended even for a
minute!
Asways clear away discarded gift wrap-
pings promptly from the Tree area. Even
a moist Tree will burn if ignited by such
a fire around- its base.
Switch_off the Tree lighting when Fou go
to bed, or whenever you leave your home.
SAFE FROM FIRE
REMEMBER! Nothing can render these dis-
plays absolutely safe, and that if accidents are
not to., mar the festive season, constant vigil-
ance and care must be exercised. ,
To the Citizens of Seaforth and District We Extern
Best Wishes, for a Happy Holiday ' Season
SEAFORTH FIRE BRIGADE
R. J. BOUSSEY JOBN P. SCOTT
Secretary .Etre Chief
Scotch. Pine aid Balsam
Nicely Trimmed
GORDON
NOBLE.
Phone 527-0840
--- We Deliver -
For Complete
INSURANCE
on your
HOME, BUSINESS, FARM,
CAR, ACCIDENT, LIABILITY
OR 'LIFE
' SEE
JOHN " A. CARDNO
Insurance Agency
Phone 527-0490 Seaforth
Office- _Directly Opposite -
Seaforth Motors
tioning in that eapaeitr,
Dy`ne's assignment is to
tour the scheels--Pubiic and
parochial; and give talks to the
children. The goal is to estab-
lish a closer relationship . be-
tween the child in school and
the policeman.
"We want to offer to the
school children, a program in
which they'll understand that
the officer is a friend and a
man to be counted on," O'Reilly
said.
"The childshould have the
opportunity to ' meet a police-
man and get to .know.what he
stands for,. Many cli4drreri do
'not understand 'that'the police-
man's duty is to prpteei them.
and help them in many ways
at any time."
Bryne has' already hadaler of of meetings with; school
Children:tie spoke last; week'to
two second grade closes at
VYilliam , Fold, tIepientary,
School • on "the 4uties `pf: an,
offiger." '
Oh Monday, • the corporal
spoke at an assembly at 'Salis-
bury Elementary School on the
policeman's role in the com-
munity. On Friday, he met with
the safety boys of St. Alphon-
sus School.
Im his talks, Cpl. Byrne has
dealt with the subjects of pe- he said,
rborn
met HURON EXPOOTOSIt
SIEASOIMir ota roc ix,
destrian traffic, problems of
law enforeeip.ent, and the need
lox citizen assistance to the
policeman.
He has also talked about how
bicycles should be protected,
how damage to school property
can be prevented, why children
should respect' their elders and
respect the directions of safety
boys, how littering can be halt-
ed, and 'other topics.
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Byrne, who attended Oakman
Elementary School, Al
phonsus and the Lawrence In-
stitute • of Technology, • recalls
that when he was ;a child, In-
spector John ,Bartkowiak' Would
come to school' end give talks,
Bartkowiak 'retired in '1$55.
Besides -`giving talks; 'Bryne
plans , to work with school' 1:of-
ficials in projects line bicycle
inspection and registration:
He ""reported that he has re-
ceived'"a very good response"
from teachersan school chil-
dren .since he began his work
as a school. policeman.
"I'd like to have children feel
that• i when a policeman comes
to their school, it is as a friend,"
Byrne said. "The children
think that a crime has been
committed and the policeman
is there to arrest someone.
"We'd like to change that,"
Hensall Rector
Moves _to Windsor
Rev,a.. P. Gandon of the Par-
ish of St. Pail's, Hensall and of
Trivitt Memorial, Exeter, has.
been appointed to be Incumb-
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY
The Women's Auxiliary of
St., Thomas' Church, met at the
home of Mrs. Cleave Coombs,
Eg'mondville,
The president' Mrs. Boulton
_opened_ the_ meeting by reading
the story of Christmas jroin St.
Luke, chapter two, followed. by
prayers and singing the Christ-
mas carol, "Silent Night", Mrs.
Coombs read a poem, "There
will always be Christmas." .
The study book, "The Church
grows in Canada') was given by
Mrs. William O'Shea.
An. exchange of Christmas
gifts was held and a lunch was
served by Mrs.=Coombs. and Mrs.
Jones. ,The _January meeting
will be held at the home of
Mrs. Boulton, Goderich St.
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• 135.00 up-
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guarantee and (with the exception of Timex),
are serviced by our own watchmakers.
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OPNOTCH
TOPNOTCH FEELS LIMITED'
Phone 5274910
ent of the Anglican Parish of
St. Michael's and all Angels,
Windsor, The appointment was
announced by the Bishop bf
Huron, the Right Reverend G. N.
Luxton.
Mr. Gandon is a native of
REV. J. P. GANDON
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PENSIONS .• ANNUITIES
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Godetielt St, Est , Seaforth
of Vanada
'ANT Ap.,S BRING.QU CI °RESUJ4W, Pial: G2? 0
Shopping
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Fruit- Cake
Shoirtbread
Mince Pies
Fancy Cookies
Bread
Parker House
Rolls
Danish Pastry
French Pastry
Pattie Shells ,
Chocolates
Cigarettes
Ice Cream..
Candies
Ginger Ale
Soft Drinks
Manchester,. England, where he 0.• Ins
received his early education. He 'spi
is a' graduate of the London,
College of Divinity, London, and l
was ordered. Deacon in , 1956,
and ordained Priest in 1957 by
the Bishop of Chelmsford; Fol-
lowing,
o1-
lowin ordination he served as
Curate at St. Michael's. and All
Angels, Westcliffe-on-Sea, Es-
sex:
• Prior CO his training for the
Sacred Ministry he was a sales-
man for a wholesale drapery
firm.
. Mr. Gandon came to Canada
in 1958 as Assistant Curate at
the Church of the Ascension,
Windsor. He was also Incumb-
ent of the fol'mer 2 -point par-
ish of St. David's and St. Luke's,
Windsor, and subsequently St.
David's, when it becanie an in-
dependent parish..He has been
Rector in his present Parish
since 1963. While in Exeter he
served as Deputy Reeve for the
Town of Exeter for two years,
Chaplain of the Canadian Leg-
ion, and has been A:Y.P.A.
Chaplain of Essex and Huron
Deaneries. Mr..:tandorl served
n the San ch East Township
School 13 rd: was a member
t ominion ,Board of Rel -
s Education, and has been
ral Dean of Huron since
ne 966.
andon is married to the
Margaret Jean Croft,
and e couple have two chil--
dren,
hit-dren, Peter 3, and Catherine 1,
This -appointment becomes ef-
fective February 1st.
HELP KEEP
HOMES
INTACT
1.111.1.1111111.
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Christmas is for giving and
sharing', Help share happi-
ness with a gift of good
health - your 'contribution
to Christmas Seals. Do it
'today!
HGF'' TB AND OTER
RESPIRATORY DISEASES
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Phone "527-0340
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