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MAINSTREET
VARIETY
"THE STORE'' WITH ALMOST EVERYTHING"
SEAFORTH
527-1640
744,94 700 k
Our` New School;
Construction men are still
working fast and furiously at
the school in order to have it
completed by the middle of
whiter:
Since we moved into the first
wing last spring, we are now
fairly well ' settled, and, al-
though it , was a 'bit chilly, at
thefirst of the year, the heat
which has been provided for
the last few days is .welcomed
by all. This wing of the • school
inel'ud'es, among other class-
rooms, two labs, a shop, and a
typing room, all very well
equipped 'in: order to ensure
the best education in these
lines. The portion of the school,
which . the workmen are finish-
ing now, contains staff rooms
and offices, a home economics
room, a -library, and an activity
room. -
In our opinion, the school is
going to be a very attractive
asset to the town of Seaforth.
Whether the architectural
structure will cause an improve-
ment in academical standing or
not, will depend entirely on the
students,, themselves.
Yearbook:
Plans for a new and better
year. book are being made. Edi-
tor • this year, is again Bryan
Hodgert, who, along with the
rest of the staff, made an out-
standing effort on last year's
Notice of holding an'
VANCE POL
Notice is` hereby given that a poll for the Electoral District of
Huron will be open on
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• ;Thursday, Friday and Saturday
the 12th, .13th. and. 14th days of October, -1967
from • 8 a.m. until 5 p.m., and from 7 p.m. until 10 p.m E . S• . T
(4:00 a.m, until 6:00 p.m. and •from 8:00 p.m. unfit 11:0 p.m. 'MVO
The polling places for the said electoral district will be locat-
ed at:
GODERICfI TOWN HALL •
CLINTON TOWN HALL
.SEAFORTH, DICK HOUSE
EXETER TOWN HALL
for the purpose of receiving the vc tes'of voters who expect on the
day fixed for polling to be absent from and unable to vote in the
polling_subdivisions for which their names appear on the lists.
•
The ballot boxes will be.opened and the -votes counted at 7
p.m. on the 17th day of, October .at the said places, Goderich Town
Hall; Clinton Town Hall; Seaforth, Dick house; - Exeter Town
Hall. - '
Dated at, Seaforth this 25th day of September, 1967.7
RUSSELL T. BOLTON
Returning Officer.
book.
A •campaign for the order of
our 'e7--'68 year books is plan-
ned for within a few Weeks.
On Thursday afternoon, Mr.
Burgess, staff \advisor, along
with delegates of the year book
staff, Bonnie Kerslake, Murray
Hulley, and Bryan Hodgert, at-
tended a conference at°Central
High ,.School, London,. Here
they observed techniques ` of
other high school year book
staffs from.. all over Western
Ontario.
EW5:
HENSAIL!
Guides and Brownies of Hen- president, was •hostess at ;bar
sail; taking advantage p# the home.
good 'weather, havebegun their, .'Tie club decided to Again, can-
fa 1� activ�tiea. niVOA
- h e the . �e�
doors. Brownies,. under the of I-4mes iii .,January, +to pux
guidance of Brown Owl, Mrs, 'chase a Christianaa gift for their
Anita Cbok and Tawny Owls,; .adopted child In Italy land' will
Mrs. Vat Venner and Mrs. Phyl attend a theatre party .}n Lon
lis Jackson, worked on athlete don to celebrate thein '11th an
badge. On Tuesday evening, the. niversary. Mrs. Jim Hyde won
Guides ate their supper in the the raffle.
community park and did a good Mr: and Mrs. Ross MacMillan,
turn by sweeping and tidying Davkl. and Tommy of • Waterloo,
up the new pavilion. On Satur- spent 'Sunday with the latter's
flay they again• enjoyed an out parents, Mr. and 'Mrs, Laird
door supper at cam p.*Glen Mac fickle. .
after working , hard removing Mrs. Bruee Moir who has' been
brush which had been Fut a pati. ...ia, South Huron Hos-
earlier. pital, Exeter, returned home on
This year, for the first time 1i'riday
in its twenty-year history, the Flowers in. the United Church
Hensall •Guide company is to sanctuary Sunday morning were
have three Guiders share the in loving.memory of Mrs.
work. Mrs. Jean Turner, Hen-
sail's
Charles, placed by her
sail's first Gold Cord Guide, as family.
Captain, will be assisted by and Mrs, Laird Mickle
Lieutenant. Mrs. Euddro Cald- visited las'; Sunday with• -Mr. and
well and Mrs. -Gladys geGreg Mrs. Keith Hillier of London.
or. gr. and • Mrs. S. McQueen,
October Ill has been reserved Mr. and Mxs. harry Snell and
across 'Ontario as Centennial Iden Ferguson spent Sunday in
Good Turn Day. Guides, Brow- Blenheim with Mr. and Mrs. Don
nies and Bangers will that day Rigby. Mr. and Mrs. McQueen
'be carrying out good turn pro- remained' for. fol" .a `week.
i. vast tli Allege Pr l
Cheerleading:
The twelve cheerleaders, four
of whbm are substitutes, have
turned out every Tuesday night
for practice, under the leader-
ship of Miss Weiler and Sheila
Flood.
"The girls should look smart
this year_ in their sharp gold
and black outfits, and, if they-
're not the best „ehee'rleaders,
they're the . prettiest. (?)
° The girls are preparing a.
"Pep Rally" for. 'October 13,
when the football team plays
its first home game. Here, they
will( demonstrate their • new
school cheers, in an Attempt to
arouse more school spirit.
Football: .
On Friday, Seaforth played
in Exeter against a strong
South Huron team. Consequently
the game ended in a defeat for
Seaforth, the 'score being 13-0
in favour of Exeter.
Better luck, next timet
Soccer: •
jects en masse.
Chiselhurst United Church ob-
served Anniversary Services,
Sunday afternoon, Sept. 24th, at
2:30 p.m. and had as their guest
minister Rev. Currie Winlaw of
Stratford, 'and former minister
of the church. The members of
the congregation were most hap-
py to welcome him back and
listen to his challenging mes-
sage. His ministery is followed
with deep interest and prayer
by many within the pastoral
charge.
..The choir with the assistance
of
Mrr and .Mrs. Harry Horton
of Hensall, and under the dir-
ection of Mrs. Alfred Ross,
sang a song and a prayer. The
Lakeview gpartette of Zurich,
composed of Erwin Martin,
Stuart Steckle, John Geiger and
Ralph Gingerich,_ contributed
several numbers. A large con-
gregation attended the service.
Lovely floral arrangements dec-
orated the church:
St. Paul's Anglican • Church,
decorated. with fruit, flowers
and corn was the setting Sun-
day evening, Sept. 24th for
their annual Harvest Service,
with the rector, Rev. H. A. Seeg-
miller delivering a splendid dis
course in, keeping with the oc-
casione-The choir under direc-
tion of Mrs. F. Forrest, sang
-an anthem, "It is a good thing
to give thanks unto the -Lord".
At Hensall United Church,
Sunday morning, Rev. Harold
F. Currie occupied his own pul-
pit 'delivering- a fine discourse,
"Has The Lord • Anything to
Say". The choir rendered a
number with Mrs. John Turk
heim at the organ-consol..
Mrs.. Harold Campbell, Mrs.
Garnet . Allan, Mrs. Clarence
Reid, Mrs. Harry, Horton, Mrs.
Mary Taylor, Mrs. Hilda Smale,
Mrs. B. Forrester, participated
in, a Legion bowling tournament
at Wingham last Wednesday.
Hensall Kinette club resum-
ed their meetings Wednesday,
for which Mrs. Bob Caldwell,
The -team's . second game of
the season was held last Mon-
day at Listowel. As we predict-
ed, it was a victory for Sea -
forth, the final score being 7-2.
Top scorer ion- •�•thee..Seaforth
team was Randy Duffy, who
scored three points.
Another 'game was •played
here at 'Seaforth against the
South Huron team. The game
ended in a tie, with neither
team scoring. . -- - `
Goff Club:
The golf club got under way
a few weeks ago, under the en-
ergetic leadership of Mr. -Hook.
The golf tournament, this year,
was held. at Wingham on Sat-
urday. The boys chosen to par-
ticipate were Stephen' -Brady,
Bill McLean, Brian McGregor
and Pat Flannery; •
Out of the eight schools com-
peting, . Wingham stood first
with 340 points, and Seaforth
placed fifth with 3'73 points.
Grapevine, Gossip:
Larry W.: Is it really true
that redheads have niore fun
than 'blondes?
Classified ads pay dividends.
Thanksgiving
TREATS'
Cinderella
Pumpkin Pies • ; • • 50c
Mincemeat Pies, ea. 60c
Pumpkin
Layer Cake ea. • • 45c
TRAPNELL'S -
PASTRY SHOP
Phone 527-0570 - Sea"orth
41.
6
AUTO M ILE
Our . modern and fully .equipped
SERVICE. DEPARTMENT.:
is in charge of a licenced mechanic. Call in
now and have your car checked for winter
driving. Visit our Service D'epartment.
' Ask for
Lorne "Shorty" Suehring
Repairs and and Service to All Makes, and Models
Brodhagen Centennial Chefs
met nt the home of Kamm Xige;
hard; on; `ueaday when 45,
members were present;: Mr .
blligse?i and Mrs. Brown led a
discission on British settlers
and food from the British. Isles,
As a • ,demonstration, leaders
made
ligsen mEnglisadeh trifWelsh- le. Mar'.g
rabbit,
which was served ,as -,a sauce lin.
toast ands tapped with poached
eggs.
Mr. and- Mrs, Ken Elligsen
had as,their, guests last week,
Mrs, Joe Roberta, VaneQuyer,
B.C., Mrs. Rose Carvey, Victoria
B.C., Mrs, Mabel Higgerson and
Harry Proctor; RR 3, -Mitchell.
Robert • Ahrens, - Hamilton,
visited with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred Ahrens and
Mrs. Rachael Ahrens accompan-
ied him, to Burlington where.
she is spending a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ahrens
and family.
Visitors with Mrs. • Caroline
Eliigsen an Sunday were: Mrs
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• Effective October 10,1967
Residents' from the Town of Seaforth will be served byrthe
CANADA MANPOWER CENTRE
located at 35 East Street, Godericll.; insteadof the Stratford Can-
ada Manpower Centre.
, THIS. CHANGE IS BEING MADE TO GIVE BETTER 'AND
- MORE EFFICIENT SERVICE TO Y(U THE RESIDENTS"
OF SEAFORTH.
Whether you are an Employee looking for a job, an Employ -
er looking for• workers, or are just interested in getting informa-
tion about employment generally, call in to your
caoada maollowor Cern
35 EAST STt, GODERICH•
..
TELEPHONE 524-8342
Department of Manpower and Immigration
GI.NGERICH'S
SALES and SERVICE LIMITED
F'URNITURE' and
HOME. FURNISHINGS
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Have been added to our line in ourSeaforth, Seaforth.. Store
TERRIFIC SAVINGS .CONTINUE! e
why not visit our Store T and- see our " i e
OPEN ANY - EVENING
BY APPOINTMENT
GiNGERICH'S.
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