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Something different, some-
thing new is the.. cry that goes
up from• all community groups
when seeking for a new play
and the Drama Club believes
they have. found just that in
"Reserve Two for Murder," the
New York success which has now
been released' for amateurs by
Samuel French, the well-known
publishers.
Written by John Randall,,his ,
new play is a novel mystery -
Mr. Ray Clarke of St. Marys
visited on Sunday with Mr. and ,
Mrs. wm. Walters.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dickey
and Mrs. Ford of Woodham visI4
ted on Saturday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Freeman Horne.
• Mr„ George Bailey visited
Mrs. Dorothy Collyer in Kirk-
-ton on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Walters
of Exeter visited'on Sunday with
ikr. and Mrs. Wm. Walters,
Mrs. Hazel Coward spent
Monday , evening with Mr. and
Mn.s- Bev: Parsons and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walters
visited on Easter Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dayman
and family of Kippen.
Miss Ruth Horne of London,
and Mr. Clifford Whitlack of
St. Thomas visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman
Hems and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hutton
and Diane spent the weekend with
relatives at Monkton and Lis-
towelp
STINNISEN-ELVELDEH
Word has been received of the
death of Mrs. Antje Stinnissen-
Zelvelder on ,April 12, 1973, in
Hospital in Arnhem, Holland, age
79. She was pre-depeased by her
husband, J. Peter Stinnisen in
1968,
She. leaves to mourn, 9 chil-
dren, Arnold in Seaforth, Jerry
in Goderich, Peter inGrand Bend
and Bernard in Orangeville; Jan,
Leida, Michel, Anne and Teresa
in Holland, 17 grandchildren and
2 great-grandchildren.
Burial took place in the I. C.
Cemetery of. H. H. Martyrs of
Gorcum, Huissen, Holland.,
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not only unique in its setting
but crammed with surprises
throughout the course of its
=Hen. On its original presen-
tation at the famous Cherry
Lane Theatre in New York it
was described_ by the' Evening ,
Post as a "fantastic offering
combining the features of
On Wednesday the sur-
rounding Huron High Schools
were given an unexpected holiday*
as, the shbe was on the other
foot and the teachers went to '
class. It was Professional De-
Student spotlight
This week's student is a Grade
10 who has already made his
mark in SDHS.. Ray McNichol
is in 10C and lives at ILL # 4,
Walton. He comes from a large
family of six brothers and 'two'
sisters. Before coming to SDHS
Ray went to No. 7, McKillop.
Favourite subjects this year are
Media and Data Processing. He
is a member of the Draina Club
and has .acted in a number of
their productions, the most
recent being "Reserve Two for
Murder.'„' In connection with
the Drama Club, Roy went to
England where he thoroughly en-
joyed himself. He is also a inem-
ber of the Debating Team. In
his spare time he enjoys swim-
ming camping and. reading,
mostly autobiographies. During
the summer he helps at home
on the farm. His .future • plans
are teaching the blind and I'm
sure he'll make a succeIS of
anything, he undertakes.,
Debating
-4uesday afternoon saw the
Debating Teams preparing for-
their second meet of the season.
The .debates were held at'Seaforth
,,hgaink. the Exetei. teraniS:' "The"
issue to be resolved was the
rising subconscious ,of society
today resulting in a demise of
Humour. The two teams debating
for Seaforth were Stuart Scott
and Mary Nobel and C athy Steviart
and Ken Chalmers. Both teams
did exceptionally well with a very
difficult topic and Ken and Cathy
were successful in winning both
their debates. What a team!
tHelllOpeppin' and 86harlie Chan •
in Greenwich' Village."
The play which is being
directed by Dave Ring and Hea-
ther MacDonald, is now in re-
hearsal and will be, presented
at. Seaforth District High on May
2nd, • 3rd and 4th at 8:00 p.m.
for the benefit of the surrounding
velopment Day for Huron County
, teachers at CentraiHurobSecon-
dary School. This means the
teachers have a chance to get
together according to, them"
respectlye" subject matter and
discuss their course and their
problems with- other teachers.
Included Win- the afternoon were
various seminars given in certain
subject areas. ' How dbes it feel
being on that side of the desk
again?
Go*on trip
Over the Easter longweekend;
the SKHS Grads took advantage
of the extra time off school to
do a4 little travelling. The
35 students alongwith their cha-
perones, Mr. and Mrs. Ball, Mr.
,and Mrs. Moore ancP.Mr. Stephen
left Thursday night around 12 tor
Ottawa.. They arrived around
7:00 a.m. and were taken to
their hotel, the Berkeley Savoy.
Later that morning they were
given 'a tour of the Parliament
Buildings. " Similarly on Satur-
day they went on a tour of the -
Aeronautics Building and other
note-worthy places of interest
including Mr. Trudeau's resi-
dence, The rest of the time 'was
their own to spend as they ,
pleased. Popular places they
all tried not to miss were Cha-
• teau Laurier,,, farm market, Su-,
preme Court of C anada, the
locks and Hull, Quebec. As on ,
every trip, mishaps occur as '
one member' of the group was"
..locked 'in an elevator for over'
an hour. It is a foregone con-
elusion judging from the many
yawns but also just 'as many.
hapey smiles that everyone had
a good time and enjoyed their'
stay in Ottawa.
News of
Brodhagen
Correspondent
Mrs.,Ken Elligsen
Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe •
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Hinz
and Mrs. Henry Koch in Strat-
ford during the week end.
Miss Elizabeth Elligsen,
Orillia, visited Sunday with Mrs.
Caroline Elligsen.
Mrs. Mary 'Dittmer, Mr. and
Mrs. August Scherbarth, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Scherbarth and
family, Mr. and Mrs. •Ken Ellig-
sen and boys and Mrs. Mabel Hig-
gerson' were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Elligsen; Friday
evening to celebrate Mrs. Louise
Hoppenrath's 88th birthday.
Wayne Ahrens is home after
completing his first year at Wat-
erloo Lutheran University.
Merle Hoegy is home after com-
pleting studies at Manitouwadge,
Ontario.,
Mr. Wilbur Hoegy is a patient
at, the University Hospital in Lon- •
don.
Misses Joyce Vock and Donna
Leonhardt left from here Satur-
day toil/end two weeks holiday 7
ing in the,Bahamas.
Mr. and Mrs. Boris Bruder,
Kitchener, spent the weekend wit4 .,,o.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rock. ,
June Vock, Nancy Rose, Dale
Bennewies and Sheila Smith were
among the students who spent four
days in Quebec from Mitchell
and District High School.
News of
McKillop
Correspondent
Mrs. Ed Regele
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Thorn-
ton, Connie, Brenda and Kenny
and Mrs. Dorothy Smith of Strat-
ford spent Good Friday with Mrs.
Joseph Thornton.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Regele
spent Easter Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd E. Regale and family
of Princeton.
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Mre.Win. Walters
Dies in
Holland9
MRS.. ANTJE
community.
Professional development day