The Huron Expositor, 1973-09-20, Page 5News of Hurortview
Several- cif the residents travelled by bus to Blyth on
Saturday to attend the Trgshers Reunion and all report a
pleasant afternoon.
The Christian Womens Club of South Huron who visited
the Home on the second Sunday evening of the month held a
song service in the Chapel. The service was led by Mrs.
Luther of Hensall accompanied at the organ by Mr. Luther.
Marie Flynn of Clinton, Mary Taylor, NOrman Spier and
Collins_provided.,Zengiusic ,for Mondar's, activities
with vocal solos, by, MorgAn ,
Sixty-five resicrektgl k< dvatita0e -df Vabial '0oWing
of the film ,,SOund at the Park 'Theatre;66derich,
on Wednesday afternoon. A great deal of credit is due to the
manager, Mr. Lyndon and his staff for their many acts of
kindness during the afternoon and in making it possible for -
the folks to see, this fine show. -
Flowers, were the theme for the "Family Night" program
this' week sponsored by the Clinton Horticultural Society.
Harvey Howard, one of the Family Night volunteers and an
'active member of the society, was chairman for the evening.
Mr. Ted Davies showed coloured slides taken during a visit
to Holland as well as giving a very interesting commentary,
Mr.,Davies showed pictures of the beautiful flowers and the
floral floats• at the spring festival. One hundred corsages
were prepared and presented to the residents by members
'of the society and the junior club. Several residents with
September Birthdays, lucky .numbers and also',over ninety ,.
years-old received bouquets for their rooms. -.•
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. Josep.1) SznitiCof SeatOrdi visited;
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noon.
Mr. Edward C.. Reggie is a
patient in University .Hospital, -
London, Ontario.
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fa Alterations and renovations
at Exeter Public School were au-
thorized by the Huron County
Board of Education at its meet-
Jngin Clinton Monday.
The architectural firm of
Kyles, Kyles and Garratt of Strat-
ford are to b&ilistructed to pro-
ceed with the planning of and to
prepare working drawings for
the necessary alterations to ac-
commodate a library resources
centre and three classrooms and
to plan such, renovations arid up-
dating of the building for an ex-
penditure to total no more than
$198,000. This will be paid from
current funds rather than by de-
benture.
' Each year by •ritd-october
Ontario school boa ds are re-
quired to submit all\ e-year fore-
cast of capital building require-
& meats, regardless of method of
financing.
Jake Ribey was elected Pre-
sident of Seaforth 1 at a meeting
on Wednesday. Other officers
are:
Vice-President, Lynda Vin,
cent; Secretary, Heather Mc-
Pherson; Treasurer, Pamela De-
Groot; Press Reporter, Sandra
Ruston.
Dishers made for supper were
Chicken Pot le, Succotash and
for. dessert, Blueberry Buckle.
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hd meetings
met met at the home of Clare
eafOrth Galloping Gout'
Devereaux.' Vi O'Roti'rke
.opened the Meeting. Margaret
Sills read the minutes. Gorda
WiIleme explained meeting 4 and
8 with handout sheets, plans
were discusSed for achieveMent
day also 8th meeting. Clare
made German Tea squares, Ethel
made Hungarian Goulash. Patti
thanked " Mrs. Devereaux for
having the meeting at her home.
Jane 'Ribrey
heads 'Gourmets
D. J. Cochrane, Director of.
Education, said the Exeter pro-
posal had been on the 1973 list
as well as a boiler conversion
at the °J. D. McCurdy Public
School. On the 1974 list was a
priiposal for alterations and re-
novations at Victoria Public
SchoaNn Godericli.
Mr. Cochrane repor ted a Mi=
nistry of Education employed ar-
chitect had visited the Victoria
-School and agreed that the 1910
original building be .demolished
and the 1948 addition updated and .
additional space provided to meet
the total needs of 505 elementary
school children and 26 retarded
children. He said Victoria School
would. hold top priority ter 1974.
as well as the heating controls
at McCurdy School in Huron Park.
Mr. Cochrane recommended
that a portable classroom be ob-
tained for five schools where
there are no formal library fa-,
With the knowledge gained during more than 40 years 'as a
Seaforth Fireman, John F. Scott examines carefully the fire
alarm box which he received at a gathering honoring him
Wednesday' night. Interested spectators are (standing) Coun-
cilities. Only two other schools
do not have these facilities but
they are junior schools. The
• portables would be used as a
classroom and an interior class-
rdom would be converted to a
library facility at a cost of port-ik:
able, $9,000, conversion work
(shelving, etc.) $2,500.
The eighth proposal by Mr.
Cochrane was for renovations at
the Goderich District Collegiate
Institute for $5,000 when two win-
dows would be put in the Win-
dowless drafting room and con-
struction of a mirridor between
the two gymnasia to shorten the
distance students must travel
through the school to get from
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the portables are needed then
proposal for 'work in 1975 and
they Should all be nut- in for
one gymnasium to the other.
also three of the portables.
John Hg,nderson said that if
Mr. Cochrane hd.d 'the last-
'none were anticipated in 1976.
1974 and he alSo included the
they capital requirements were
listed, Mr. Cochrane repOrted
this was approved .by the Board.
woilt at Goderich Collegiate, and
Mrs. Zinn asked why no fur-
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The1974 cars are at
your Ford and Mercury dealers.
See them beginning Sept.21.
And look for them
in the special colour rochure
in the magazine section of your
weekend newspaper.
Make sue you get down to your Ford
dealer. You'll see the-complete line of 1974
September 21st is the first day of the year of
the cat. The all-n'ew Cougar,highlights the
full line of 1974 cars from Mercury...There's Ford cars. ,Ford Mustang II a completely
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Comet, Mercury's economical compact. new .Kiria.,ot i,vlustang. The new, improved
Smooth riding, mid-sized Montego. Full Ford Pin.to.The-new 1974 mid-sized To'rino,
sized Mercury Meteor and the elegant ,compcct Maverick, the full-sized quiet
Mercury Marquis. matter what kind of Fords and the elegant Thunderbird. Look
car you're loo'king,for, you're looking . at them clOsely.You'11 find the closer,
for this. This is Mercury for 1974. youlook the better we look.
See your Mercury dealer. See your Ford dealer, -
Wdve made it smaller,
Ford Mustang II.
Look what we've done
to that car..
more luxurious
deserves a little more room.
Because Cougar luxury/
Totally new for 74. A new
dimension in size and space.
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Huron Board clears alterations at Exeter school
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Visit your Ford and Mercury dealers
September 21
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