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Receive' 4-H Recognition
Among members of 4-H Clubs across Hu ron who received! awards at the
Night program Friday at SDHS here, were (le ft) Bruce Lamb, Dungannon, who
the C. S, MacNaughton trophy, Glen McNeil, al so of Dungannon, who received
Novice trophy and Robert Vodden„Bayfield, w ho won the A. Y. McLean • trophy
Dairy Showmanship, (Expositor photo by Hal ey).
Staffs W. 1. Considers
Citizenship, Education
Mrs. Frank 'Hamilton' was
hostess for the citizenship
and Education meeting of the
Staffa W.I. in her home on
Wednesday evening. -
Mrs. Tom Laing presided
and opened with the Institute
Ode and Mary Stewart Coll-
ect. She presented an, interest-
ing paper on the Motto, "One
who ceases to learn, ceases to
live". Miss Olive Speare gave
a reading. Special Guest for
the evening was Mrs. Stewart
Shrier, South Perth District
President who brought. greet-
ings from South Perth and
gave a most interesting add-
ress on the early customs and
carols of Christmas. Appreci-
ation was extended by Mrs.
Frank Hamilton.
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There were 14 members and
3 visitors present and the roll
,call was . anwere1 by, the
members . naming the Prime
Minister when they where
born. Each member also dis-
played 'an old copy of text
b.00k frm their school days.
Mrs. Carter Kerslake pres,
ented interesting reports on
the Perth County Rally and
the South Perth District Offic-
ers Banquet. Mrs. Ed Chappel
and Mrs. Tom Laing reported
on the area convention at Lon-
doii which they had both at-
tended.
Mrs. Carter Kerslake had
the ,specials feature and dis-
played many articles made
from dyed chicken feathers,
among them hats; flowers and
Achievement
was awarded
the Warden's
for champion
decorating note paper, etc.
Mrs. Ed Chappel presided
for the business. The drapes
for the township hall are now
hanging and were approved
paid. Anyone interested in a
Perth County History, as. a
Christmas gift was asked to,
contact any Institute member.
Mrs. Russell Worden and Mrs.
Walter O'Brien are tolook
after the Institute's adopted
hild's gift.
The short course, ,"Fashion
lives for You” is to be held in
with the Glen Gourie Institute
the township hall on May 1st
joining with Staffa. Plans
were made for a 'Centennial
Dance in the Township' Hall
'on Friday evening. .s
PR
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
OPOSED RENTAL HOUSING PROJECT
ATTENTION
-- IF YOU HAVE ONE OR MORE CHILDREN.
or
— ARE SIXTY .YEARS OF AGE, OR OVER
(Single person or couple)
— IF YOUR • PRESENT ACCOMMODATION IS
INADEQUATE
Thys Is Of Interest to You
The Council of -the Town of Seaforth and the Ontario Housing Corporation to.:
gether with the Federal Government are considering the development of public hous-
ing in the town. In the first instance we must establish whether there is a definite de-
mand for such accommodation and this can only be achieved if interested families com-
plete and return survey questionaires.
• The rents would be geared to income, tenants paying a percentage of their gross
income in tent regardless of the size of the unit The houses would probably be of
either row or, semi-detached design. Units could have up to four or five bedrooms.
Questionaires are being sent to all tenants in the municipality in order to deter-
mine the number of families w'ho would be interested in obtaining ,the proposed type
of rental 'accommodation. Interested families and senior citizens are requ ted to com-
plete and return this form immediately. Anyone who has not received a qu lonaire
may obtain one from:
E, M. WILLIAMS
CLERK, TOWN OF SEAFORTH
REMEMBER
Only by 'filling out a questionaire NOW can you help to
determine whether a project should, be developed.
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A miscellaneous shower for
Miss Darlene O'Reilly, Strat-
ford," sponsored by, Mrs.. John
Moylan and Mrs. John Shea,
was held at the home of Mrs.
Moylan on Sunday afternoon.
A sing song took place with
•Mrs. V. J. Lane at the piano
and Mrs. Tom Kale directing.
,Contests were played with
prizes going to Mrs. •$gb Duf-
fy, Mrs. Russ Pringle, Mrs.
Ray Murray, and a group con
silting of Mrs. J. A. Lane, Mrs.
J. 'L. O'Reilly, Mrs, Jack Lane
and Mrs, J. J. Lane. ,
The gifts were opened by
Darlene, assisted by Betty
Shea and Luella Moylan, for
which Darlene thanked each
donor. The pleasant afternoon
closed with a lunch served by
the hostesses and their assist-
ants.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lane and
family of London visited Mr.
and Mrs. V. J. Lane.
Miss Jeanne Melady has re-
turned home after spending
several months in Europe.
Miss Patricia Coyne, Lon-
don, with Mr. and Mrs. Mich-
ael Coyne.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Marrinan
and children of London with
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Connolly.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Eckert,'
Kitchener, visited Mrs: Mary
Eckert.
Mr. and s. Jim Doyle and
family ,an Francis Maloney,
London vis ted Mr. and' Mrs.
Frank Ma ney,
Mr. Mrs. Leon Murray
and family, Sarnia, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Murray.
Twelve tables of euchre
were in play at" a card party
held in the. Knights of Colum-
bus Hall -here, under the aus-
pices of the Father Stephen
Eckert Council. Winner were,
Ladies first, Mrs. • Corriveau;
men's first, John P. Rau; con-
soliation prices went to Mrs.
Carmon and Thomas Murray.
Lucky door prize was won by
Auguste Ducharme. Following
the cards lunch was served.
- WALTON
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Rowe of
Hensall and Mrs. M. R. Ren-
nie of Seaforth visited with
Miss Mary Mowbray and Mrs.
Maud Leeming on Thursday. -
Mrs. William J. Leerning is
a patient in Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital.
Mrs. Ethel McDougall of
Seaforth visited with Mrs.
Maud Leeming Over the week-
end.
Ele;Naver!.$
ontinue
dvance
Seaforth Beavers Rtretchod
'heir unbeaten- streato %lye
,gnu's as they downed gespe7,�,
er Attic Macs 1Q-1 on; Thursday
eight and returned frp�n. Port
Elgin Friday right with a 14-.8
decision.
p.ob Reuttenmiller -scored
three goals to bead Seaforth
Beavers to a 10-1 w?n • over
Iespoler-Mic Macs Thursday
irr Seaforth for their fourth
straight Intermetlia,te "Jr'vic-
tory this season.
Captain Rill McLaughlin
added a pair of goals •while
Jack McLlWain, Frank -Hagan,
Wayne Rau, Tem Dick and
Ray Anstett counted singles.
Larry O;Krafta scored the
lone goal for Hespeler at 13:43
of the third period spoiling.
Oar Baker's shut -out.
Seaforth 14. — Port Elgin 8
' Seaforth Beavers w,hippped
Port .Eligin Sunoco's 14-8 in
OHA Intermediate "B" action
in Port Elgin Friday, Decem-
ber 1st.
Jack McLiwain scored eight
goals including three in row
in the first period to lead the
Beavers: Bob Beuttenmiller
added a pair with singles go-
ing to Ken Doig, Jim Dick.
Jim Sills and Bill McLaughlin.
Harold Fraser led the Sun-
oco's with three goals. Murray
Sinclair —got two and Lee
Grant. Les Kingston and Ross
Dudgeon counted singles.
Seaforth plays host to Chel-
tenham here on Thursday at
9:00 p.m. for their seventh
%ame.
News of
•Stafla
Achievement Day for the
4-H clubs, "A World of Food
in Canada". was held in the
Mitchell District -High School
on Saturday. Mrs. Gerald Car-
ey and Mrs. George Vivian
led the Staffa No. 1 Springhill
Settlers with all girls complet-
ing.
Mrs. John Wallace and Mrs.
Charles Douglas led the Staffa
No. 2 Hibbert's Little Lassies,
with all girls' completing.
Mrs., John Wallace, Staffa
No. 2, • was presented with a
certificate for completion of 5
years of 4-H leadership. Miss
Eleanor Kemp, Staffa No. 1
and Miss Carol Ann Dow,
Staffa No.. 2 each • received
their provincial honors for
successfully.coznpleting'6 pro-
jects.
Staffa' No. 1 had an exhibit
"Five Items on the Grocery
List, 1867-1967", with Darlene
Templeman givingthe com-
rnentary; Staffa 1Vo4.2 present-
ed a skit "A fdmily meal feat-
uring a typical dish of another
country" i with all members
taking part.
Mrs. Arthur Kemp resumed
her teaching• duties at Hibbert
S.S. No. 6 on Thursday follow-
ing an illness.
The men of Staffa United
Church held a successful Ham
and Egg supper in the Family
Life Centre on Wednesday ev-
ening. •
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