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Mr., and Mrs. Ray Huether add
answered by eight members. The
boys, also- visited with Mr. and
officers 'elected are: PFesident
Mrs. Glen Huether in Cranbrook,
Heather Brennan, Secretary
Mary Searle, • Margaret
A lot of work goes into
chance -to see the Prime Minis-
wins, three ties and one loss for a
Donna Reid and Anna Lee
Cheryl Fraser. : •
obtaining a Grade 13 education,
ter's residence, the Governor-
second place finish. Godericb was
Julie Blake -and Linda Blake. The
Trumpet Band .from the Seaforth
Over the long weekend, the grade
General's home, Government
first. The junior tears ended with
opened the meeting with a ppe fit —
oil the month of May. Hymn 98.
pat hetic.
Attendance at films and plays used to be fairly decent.
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thirteen took a break from their
House, and the embassies of
two wins and two ties,
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studies to go on a three-day trip to
many of the foreign envoys.
This Tuesday, a Modi?arlia-
b
Ottawa.
While we.were there, it hap-
ment was held. The topic of
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The journey began on midnight
pened to be the tytlip festival. The
debate was 'Because of anada's
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Thursday. We arrived at our
city was coloured with the beauti-
unique Parliamentary system,
All Types of Repairs
argued that the various areas of
hotel, the Sheraton El Mer about
ful flowered. plants. After the
Watergate couldn,t happen in
Phone
parcels of land that should be
nine o'clock. After a quick change
tour, we were again given the rest
anada.' A meal was served as all
exempt are those for which the
of.clothes, we left to eatbreakfast
of the day to spend at our leisure.
teams (rgm throughout the county
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before a tour of the Parliament
Sunday at lunch time we pushed
w•re present.
STILL LIFE -- The SDHS drama club had a. pretty small turnout for their
Buildings. Although the House
was not in session, we a
off for home, arriving about $
Tired but still very happy
To -Night at 6:30
� presentation of a Noel Coward drama and two one act plays, on Wednesday,,
gat
chance to see the foom'where the
-o'clock,
after°enjoying a wonderful'break
Last Wednesday, Thursday,
Thursdayand Friday nights:. Nevertheless the student casts ave God
y g g 9
Commons meets. We also saw the
from the books.
and Friday, the SDHS Drama
performances, Acting above In "Still life" are left, Stuart Scott, Marie Nolan, Keith
Senate room, the library and the
Debating ,
Society presented to the public
two one act plays by Sir Noel
Clark, Janice Schenck and James Flannery. (Staff Photo).
Tower. Everyone enjoyed seeing
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Last Tuesday, Seaforth travel-
Coward: 'Still tLe n ays
where Canada's Parliament-
led, to Wingham for their last
,
and Means'. The first play was a
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Walton
meets.
We were given the rest of the
debate. The prepared topic was
'Formal education should be
Presentation somewhat out the
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day to spend at our leisure,
voluntary.
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usual sphere of the Drama Club -
Lost and found effect officers
whether it be resting in our room
or out seeing the city. , . ,
Both the senior team of. Ken
Chalmers and Cathy Stewart and
a play that just painted portraits
a people, The play was concern -
with a regular set characters
Saturday morning, a guided
the junior team of Don Melady
that inhabited an English railway
th gl
tour of the city was held. This
and Anna Lee Stevenson gained a
Correspondent
p The meeting closed -with taps. Heather and Harris of R.R,1,
included such highlights as the
tie while suffering a loss.
station refreshment room.
The play had a series of
Mrs. Allan McCall Personals a Londesboro.
War Museum. We also got a
The senior team ended, up four
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subplots rather than one maim
Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Achilles Mrs.Walter Broadfoot attended
one.
The third meeting of „the girls are holidaying this week with Mr. the Hogarth-Blyham wedding on
This was in direct contrast to
group was held in the church and Mrs. Ted Achilles of Hearst, Saturday ii) LorWon at the St.Editorial
the second play, which was
basement on Tuesday evening. A Ontario. Luke Garden,
typical Coward. The action follow -
sing -song under the direction :of Mr. and Mrs.Gordon Saunders Mrs. Roy Bennett attended'her
Ruth Thamer and Carolyn' of Flint, Michigan spent the grandson's weddingin
Where
the 40
C a couple, Toby and Stella
Cartwright as they tried to wsome
McClure opened the in weekend at the home of Mr. and Mississauga on Saturday.
are
crow.•
enough money to pay off some
The business art of the
p Mrs. Allan Searle. They were
outstanding debts they incurred
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f was - char a of Kathy S h
Hdzebos. The roll call was
t
Mr., and Mrs. Ray Huether add
answered by eight members. The
boys, also- visited with Mr. and
officers 'elected are: PFesident
Mrs. Glen Huether in Cranbrook,
Heather Brennan, Secretary
Mary Searle, • Margaret
Kathy Hulzebos; Treasurer
Shortreed, Debbie Van Vliet,
PeggyHumphries; Press Reporter'
Donna Reid and Anna Lee
Cheryl Fraser. : •
Stevenson from this district were
Games were supervised by
among the members of the Girls
Julie Blake -and Linda Blake. The
Trumpet Band .from the Seaforth
I d Helen C'n; tau ht At er
D'H' usw h 1 h' h k •.
I don't like the term "School Spirit". I never have. For me, it with riotous living.
conjures up pictures of screaming bobby -Boxers, jumping up The dialogue was the typical
and down at the football field sidelines, shouting inane cheers Coward repartee --fast one-liners,
ai the others on the sidelines, rather than at the players ori the quips and suggestive phrases, As
field:' in Exeter (where the Drama
"School Spirit" has to go far deeper than .that. Society presented this play in
it must contain a feeling of respect for your school, teachers, competition) the audience appre-
and fellow students. Further to that, there 'must be ciated the fast, action and witty
encouragement, constructive criticism and patronage of work lines.
by students.
ea er g g p p
mache and each girl st arted one
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tstrtct ig c oo w is too
part in a parade on Monday at
Beauty, was the theme of the
At the -beginning of this year, everyone was sure things
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were going to be different this time, Everyone seemed to be
of their own. it was voted to
resent the Dunks with a gift as
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Inkster, Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall
May' meeting of the Marian
genuinely interested in the school, and what people were
A ` �
,thanks for showing their
were dinnet• guests on Sunday
Ritchie Evening AuxiliaFy, at the
home of Mrs. Larry Gardiner.
doing.
.But during thq course of three terms things have
CRAB REG $6.60 NOW $3 50
Chinchillas last werek,
with Mr. and Mrs....Harry Snell,
Presiding, Mrs, Carter Kerslake
degenerated. Attendance at games used to be good. Now itsJEWELLERS
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PEACE, CHRYSLER IMPERIAL, BOB HOPE, RUBYIAT, IMPERIAL BLAZE
Jack's Jottings
opened the meeting with a ppe fit —
oil the month of May. Hymn 98.
pat hetic.
Attendance at films and plays used to be fairly decent.
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for
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For the Beauty of the Earth, was
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KiNE -GRAPHICS is now defunct, due in part to the
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SHRUBS
sung followed by the scripture,
miserable attendance at the films. Timing may have had
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Ephesians 2: 17-22, read by Mrs.
much to do with it, but the presentation of "To -night at 8:30"
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Norman Harburn. Eleven mem-
by the Drama Club last week may not have had a,good enough
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argued that the various areas of
force- doctors to live under a
bers answered the roll call with a
attendance to break even.
Phone
parcels of land that should be
"lingering wt�ireat" of a
verse ori Beauty.
Sooner or later, in a small school, where most ever Y one is
exempt are those for which the
malpractice suit -for years, when
The president, Mrs. 'Bev Tay-
involved in extra curricular activities, every group and every'
townships have been ivin the
- the a ear bef e th to d'
rou member will be struck with the same kind of apathetic
g5 y pp. e s n mg lor, was in charge of the business ron
's beginning minimum severance. In other committee of the legislature on when it was decided to postpone attitude thatg g to surface now,
i words if the smallest parcel of social dgvelo. ment. studying the g Prolonged exposure to it is unmentionablydepressing all
. .fw P Y g the June meeting one week that work- for the pleasure cif seeing maybe 5 supporters
` a'tPd"tfiaf one could >xave severed health .disciplines act. The because of the strawberry supper.'o
tnd upon which.otie couid4buildV, . prese'n't law in Ontario allows the The June Conference in Atwood' --"cheer a winning effort bor applaud a ton -.done well.
ome, is 25 or 28 acres,'then that patient one year hi which to sue a on June 10 was announced. The Self-satisfaction is the prime motive for doing most
should form the base upon which doctor for negligence, Bill 22, the Presbyterial Visitor this year will extra -curricular activities, but its hardly enough. -
the tax is levied. Health Disciplines Act, 1974 not be Mrs. James McNeil of At- If people can work in an atmosphere that they know would
Deductible only extends this for two years wood. Mrs. B. Taylor and Mrs, J. be' conducive to their work and practice - things have to go
Perhaps the • greatest from the time the doctor's Carey were -appointed to inquire more easily.
uncertainty in the bili as it is services to the patient ended but the cost 'of getting a second All'- it takes is a little time and a little support from
• written at the present 'time is also allows further indc-finite edition of the Marian Ritchie cook everyone:' The results I think should be plain to everyone,
whether the speculation tax is extension by the courts. Doctors book printed. David Ring
deductible as a business tax from have objected strenuously to the The hymn, All Things Bright
tf the Federal Income or discretionary powers given to the- --
and Beautiful, was sung. Mrs.
Corporation Tax. The minister of courts to extend the limitation Frank Hamilton gave an excellent —
revenue" says "as far as we know period. This would have the effect reading on the theme entitled
the Federal Government will of forcing members of the health. Beauty' Box, followed by a quiz in
allow this 50% tax to be deducted disciplines to labour under the charge of Mrs. Gordon Scott.
as a cost of doing business." Vern lingering threat- of • suit by Mrs. Larry Gardiner and Mrs.
Singer, Liberal for Downsview, disgruntled patients even many Lloyd Miller gave the study book W. •
hastened to reply that "As far as years -„after they have had chapter, No longer strangers. butIMPL
we know is a very, very profcr si nal contact with thenrr fellow citizens. With the aid of a
interesting phrase, because 1 can 11,000 acres flip chart, they pointed out that +
add to that my comment that as The Ontario Government has .vc are currently organizing a •
far as I know, the Federal paid $22 million for about 11,000 global community and we must be
Government is going to make no acres of land, optioned by a prepared not only to give to other
such allowance.” Where consortium of developers as the countries and societies, but to
speculators become involved site for a city df 150,000 to serve receive help from them iii various BALL MACAULA.
taxes could run as high as 81% in the Nanticoke industrial Develop -
the case of a private individual or ment on Lake Erie about 301niles ways' We must be teaching
developing countries more self- L 1 M 1 T E D`
86% in the case of a corporation, south of Hamilton. Mr. White,
on the Minister's speculation that Ontario's treasurer said it was reliance. _..
this 50% tax was going to`,-hecheaper to buy up the options the The meeting closed with Hymn
allowed as a cost of doing group held than to acquire land at 389• in Christ there is no East or
business. 'if it is not allowed as a another site recommended last 'Fest, and the Lord's,Praver.
cost of doing and it is added on, year by a government report. The Personals r
then the speculator is taxed on developers will not make any Mr. and Mrs, ,toe Jefferson and
the. full amount of that profit money to speak of oil the
armer's sister- in-law
y
which amounts to 112 %. This assembly of land. The developers ThubsdayRoie.Tevenrg ay,hunderBand Friday
which the
then becomes a confiscatory tax. will make some money in selling
As indicated at the beginning 298 acres the only portion of the Mrs. he f Jefferson and her
of this column the Land site they 'own outright to the family.
Speculation Tax Bill is so inept govern -Ment at $1944 an acre, Everyone needs a few ladders
that Mr, Singer, 'Liberal for This land was purchased for d and Mrs. HarMrs. Eldon Alien, Mr, around the house to do those
Mrs. Donald Johns
Downsview, on behalf of his something over $800 an acre so and vey Dow, Mr. . and and chores that must be done. We have
colleagues, felt that there was no the profit on this land is almost , and Mrthem.
other recourse than to make a $341 an acre. Mrs. Robert Laing attended the
reasoned amen'tlment which The Ontario Government has Monday Night Bowlers' banquet ALUMINUM STEP LADDERS
j appears on'tand dance on Saturday evening.lre notice paper and decided to assist victims of the Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Otto You can paint your home inside or
which reads as follows; recent flood in the Cambridge, outside from our 6' ladders. Others in
That all the words In the motion Brantford area by matching dollar Walker were Mr., and Mrs. Art stock up to 10' high.
for third reading of Bill 25 after for dollar any money that is raised Lamans, Strathroy, Mrs. Jack
the worcit "that" be sfruck out locally. A local committee will be McGhee, Roy and Judy, London.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace 17.95 6 Ft.
and the following substituted set up to arse money to distribute visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. REG. DUTY ALU.Ifl[N yI
therefore: - "The Bill be not assist 6 to those` hardest hit by Gus Heagy, London, y ,.t.
n w read the third time but be the flood. i to 32 Extension Ladder's
i. n rred to the standingAfter winning the first game of _ • e
1 am pleased to conclude this It's time to quit borrowing our `
ad inistration of justice column b reporting that the the season. Cromarty senior girls q 9 y
Y p g lost both games last week. On neighbor's ladders, Own n set of
committee so that this cabinet has formally approved the
committee may determine purchase of 2,1 acres of land on Monday night they were defeated your own. Will lost for years.
by Osborne 29.20 in Kirkton and
whether or not the tax imposed Santlers Street in the Town of � 11L•95
by this bill is, in fact, Exeter, Ontario for the on Tuesday Granton handed them _,2 0
V deductible as a business development of Senior Citizen a 20-5 loss. 2C 52.35
expense under the federal housing by Ontario Housing Two men from the Gideon :1,9' 62.4 5.
•taxing statues." Corporation. Society were in charge of the hIi'.At'Y Di•'I')' .11.U;•tiNl'3i
20 Years The Corporation has church service on Sunday. Next
One of the members of the commissioned the architectural Sunday's service has been cancel- Exteilti0n Ladders ►Fr ti•i 95
led because of
official opposition who has been firm of Hagarty and Buist, of y S(hoot l anniver-
in the house for approximately 20 London, Ontario, to prepare hely and Sunday howill be Remember Cash Sales Earn
years, commented that he cannot drawings on which a modified held at 9:30. You 5%p Discount
recall when any statute pertaining tender call will be issued. The Frank Tester. Calgary. visited
to such an important matter design of the project will be early in the week with David
underwent such long debate. The submitted to the local council for Scott.
original bill contained something 'its approval prior to the call for Mr. and Mrs. Ross of Toronto B131 � ��
I ,I,ylike 28 pages and the minister tenders, visited last week with their son
since its introduction has brought and daughter-in-law, Mr. and LIMITED
in approximately 22 pages of Every week more and more Mrs• Murray Ross and family.
amendments. people discover what mighty jobs Mrs. Murray Ross has been CLINTON • 482-9514 $ENSALL 262 2713
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that �roposed legislation would 527-0240. Grounds in Cromarty.
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Pop Shoppe, Tuckey
Beverages; .Huron
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Potato . Chips, Candy
Bars, Tobacco and
Cigarettes.
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Fw"ARROLL' S GARDENING CENTRE
JUST WORTH .OF THE PARADE SQUARE
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SALE
SPREADING
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T� AZALEAS
JUNIPERS
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REG. $6.50000
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JUNIPER
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Fw"ARROLL' S GARDENING CENTRE
JUST WORTH .OF THE PARADE SQUARE
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T� AZALEAS
SMALLER SIZES IN
ABOVE VARIETIES
REG. 53.75
TO $4,75 NOW $
REGULAR NOW $2•85
,•90
PYRAMID
FLOWERING
CEDARS O FAIR OD X3.50 EA
CRAB REG $6.60 NOW $3 50
ROSES NO. 1 GRADE
REGULAR $4.15 NOW $50
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PEACE, CHRYSLER IMPERIAL, BOB HOPE, RUBYIAT, IMPERIAL BLAZE
GUARANTEED STOCK
We are dealers for:
IN STOCK NOW
FLOWER &
BEGONIAS
TUBERS & WAX
HANGING POTS
&
VD
VEGETABLE
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BOX PLANTS
SHADE & ORNAMENTAL
TREES
PLANT CARE PRODUCTS
C C
5 5 C
SHRUBS
OPEN DAILY — INCLUDING SUNDAYS
& EVERGREENS
TILL 9:30 P.M. f J
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$'°° N°W • S� �®
CEDARS -
SPINY
1- GREEK $10 Now $630
JUNIPER
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r� _ LANDSCAPING
Fw"ARROLL' S GARDENING CENTRE
JUST WORTH .OF THE PARADE SQUARE
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