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The Huron Expositor, 1974-11-21, Page 16n q a V A T OS TO roW 9XP R '_N�10Y EM B E R 91 f4. • e, n, • tu ts'.1 SD 'M A�Vou oy llttv�, MalkV4, C4 11 000i L'ou ou On Tuesday, November the orjw�, Nigh % VJ tt� 1. r. WACL� BAND PLAYS 40, with m n7ca �)D��.. T,6is _ , IL Para'or were.all preseritod, with plaxl4es by. Alan alqp reminded the students ., r. QUN).c to% +,htrt $ntlu;�V% Huron Country Playhou.so. T94ring IN TORQ14TQ wag followed by the Last Post and their team capta M Morton. of the 'Remembrance Day Service Troupe presented at S, D,,H.S, id r., %`111'anck no+ COVAS., 111M %!%'I' Last Thursday, -,the SDHS Girls' two imputes of silence. The hymn •anthology - of Canadian Drama, 'There is going to be a dancq, _r�hich was going to be held In the Trumpet. Band attended the Royal "0 God, Our Help in Ages Pair, Verse, song and story. November 22 with - the group gym at 3 -that day. He hoped a good The piece was acted out by a com, "Sebastian" playing, It's going to crowd would show up for the event. Winter Fair held In Toronto. While was sung followed Vy "0 Canada". there they took part In the activities TW DANCE pany of five with a minimum of be a. Sadie Hawkins dance socome and also did some Playing. props and scenery. The preaqn- on girls, get up your nerve and ask that fellah. -GIRLS' Don't forget. the dance to COMING UP- SOON tation, titled "Butterfly on Stone Ming up Opus One" was compiled by one of . Marj Jansen read tbe. financial BASKETBALL TEAMS REMEMBRANCE PAY On November 7, ille girls' basitet. ;(6011MOLY HELD at SDdS on Friday November 22 the performers. report. ball team$, were the guests of November 8, the, grade thirteen with Sebastian playing, 1fd a Sadie w On Noverr The play included v Ruth Ann Siemon was announced students (level rive) *'06 in- Z� �orks by 4arle the Mitchell teams, Both the juniors ,charge Hawkins dance so girlr ab a guy - Birney, Gordon Lightfoot, George high salesman.for the Huron Ex- 'and seniors did very well. The of the Remembrance DAY assembly. and come. Ryga and Joni Mitchell. positor campaign. She gets her juniors won their game with a score The assembly Was optional for the After the play, workshops were weight in. dimes, of 29-21 and the seniors also won student' body but a good number YEARBOOKS ON 044 presented -by the actors in Make-up, . The high salesmen winners were their game with a score of 4 '27.. showed up for the event, The service Orders for next year's yeir . book announced for the magazine cam- I. . . e Literature, Acting and Drama. paign. These people get their choice march of the flags followed by the yearbooks ooks are promised to be bigger Stage ManAg.ement, Canadian The seniors were ju#,six pointe followed the usual order with the are being taken right now. The short of going to WOSSA. The of a number of stuffed animals, juniors,' though; are gojn� to hymn "Fa ith of Our Fathers", Each and better. so order yours right BY SANDRA HULLEY Allan then read 1i letter which the, student council received. It was WOSSA on November 23 as they grade thirteen student then read, away won both games of their total point Yb MONTHLY ASSEMBLY HELD from a concerned Seaforth citizen series. On November 8, the whole whowas having problems with kids student bodv-filed down to the gym coming back from uptown and u to attend the monthly assembly. leaving their garbage (including pop GEOGRAPHY CLUB students Carnochan, studecouncil bottles) on his lawn', Allan RECORD DRAW president, was in charge and he in- suggested that the Geography Club Jo Anne Whitman is the first win - formed the student body of a num- and World Politics Club get ner of the geography club record her of things. together and have a bottle depot draw. The draw was held on where kids coming from uptown, November •8 and 4s the r First of all, the golf tewm; who irst of well this season, WS to I . Christio n'Reformed Church, Clinton have done very could leave their Oob bottles. This four 'dra be he d Jo Anne were presented with awards for way the clubs could make some chose the Bachmann Turner Over• their efforts. Steven Bennett, Ed money and homes near the school drive 8 track tape, J, lu . 4 ��t k 4004 S f6p -Fifth Anniversary -F S 0 1 �r__ Twenty Services Opinion- ' Student 'uh`!y-- November 24, 1974 �\ :� vbody is willing -to work Morning 10:00 Neither the Huron Expositor or little over three weeks, students figure Councli endorse ' d As a gift • Rev. G.J. Hoytems, London 0 Magazine Campaign objective at S.D,H.S: brought in about to the VanEgmond Foundation for Guest Minister:- was reached. The Expositor $5,800.00 in subs - criptions, their work. The rest will be used Retired former past(ir campaign fell $200.00 short of Its That is a pretty impressive in the school, in the main, to objective. The Magazine figure. It averages out to finish the Tuck Shop and Student Afternoon 2-030 Campaign brought in $3,000.00 in approximately $18.00 per Lounge. subscriptions, about $1,500-00 student" More important than 'the Guest Ministers: Rev. L. Slofstra. Chatham short. With this kind of -student money, the support of the student Rev. G.J. Hearsink Blenheim The figures don't look. very participation and backing $300 body demonstrates a willingness both former pastors impressive, but they don't take was realized from the sale -of to work in support of our school Choir imp IS t the Magazine Expositors and Co-uncil petted that has been much less blatant or \� into account that Campaign followed hard on the some $900.00 to $1,000.00 for the rah -rah than in years past. Evening 8:00 heels of the Expositor drive. In a ma2azine C4.migli. ]Half of this It's good to know it's there. Youth Programme Speaker: Rev. Alvin Benkema n ort trustee reports your, on' Huron Board/; of Ed. We invite you all to Worship with us and to share z our thankfulness to the Lord Because of space, limitations in Trainable Retarded Committee P.S. and therefore our facilities facilities -in five more, schpols in media centre was established in will stay in Seaforth to provid- the issue following the Seaforth. — For the 4th year I have been on are used 100%. Within the next 2 the county giving us libraries in the boar-&-offioe, and a courier more trips for both secondary and ratepayers meeting a -full report this committee for the . 3 to i years this program will be all schools throughout the county service is operated from, this. elementary cbildxpn,. • of Huron Board of Education T.R.Schools in the 'county. The extended to allgrades 7 & 8- in the but two. - office too. The board has offered free Trustee Molly Kunder's speech to new facilities in the Winkham county. - office was officially Instead of trading in some of courses in metrication in their the meeting was not carried in the Public School were officially Portable classrooms have been opened in Clinton last April and is our older school busses, these will night,schdol classes and these will Expositor, Mrs. Kunder opened last year. The integration rented to establish library proving very satisfa orv. A beke�p'rt for field trips. One. bus be repeated throughout the year. represented the taxpayers of of these children in the regular • ,Scaf4r1h,.Bayfi61d, Tuckersmith,. school facilities has been found and Stanley on the board. acceptable to the point, that NOTICE, OF POLL In her, remarks .,she reviewed children ' volunteer their help with board -activities and said - the T"W, children. New facilities I hove decided to let my name in Goderich will open next year in TOWN OF BOB .,'ETTY's st and for the position of trustee the Queen Elizabeth School'' on the Huron County School Education Committee of the Board again. Huron -Perth T. 13. & Resp. A poll will be held 1 ' n the Town of Seaforth to Presently I am, the vice- Disease Assoc. — I have not been and Councillor , uncillor chairman of ' the Education too active on this. committee elect to the office of Reeve VARIETY. Committee. I because of conflict with other I have , been ibvolved with meetings. several Ad Hoe committees such The Teacher Trustee WE NOW HAVE A BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF Polling day will be as Administration Liasow Committee Outdoor Education - 6 has not — This committee is made Lip of 2nd. been too active, but we did meet representatives from the different COUTTSM --H ALLMARK Mon. December with . the Maitland, Valley Federations, 2 trustees and 2... w'' Conservation Authority a ,few from the administration. We try Polls will open at 11 o'clock in the morning times. but 'since then their to solve protllems concerning all' and will close at 8 o'clock in the afternoon at chairman has been transferred groups in an informal meeting. f following locations: 'but will perhaps resume again. Budget .Committee — This U CHRISTMAS WRAPPING Field Trips — This committee committee was set up after much Polling Sub -division No. I:— has just finished it's report to, the criticism last year when the CARDS PAPER Mrs. Frank. Storey's, 56 Goderich Street West b6a'rd and policies will be formed budget was passed by the board from this 'reptirt. with very little discussion on the Singles and Boxes FO Rolls and Pkgs. Polling Sub -division No. 2:— Utili=tl6n of Education trustees -part., This has been Mrs. Mae WatteiFworth's, 39 West William St. Facilities — We hope to bring in rectified with 4 tru§tees (2 from our report for the December each, com m i ttee) working with the meeting but we are still waiting administration. Last week was Polling Sub -division No. 3:— for the arrival of the 4th report our first meeting and hopefully I Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Dolmage's, 32 Main St.,$. th d from the "Government Select can continue with this next year. Ser viettes, Napkins' Tags, Seals Pollifik Sub-diVision No. 4Committee. I was in London last Tile Honle Economics & .1 9 week for a 3 day seminar Industrial Arts program has Whey you care enough to send the the very best! Seaforth-Public Library connected with this committee. In proved so ben"eficial that it ­t as talking with other delegates we been expanded, in Seaforth to Polling Sub -division No. 5•:- found that our schools are being include grades 7 & 8 from Hensall Seaforth ToOn Hall used extensively and in co-opera- tion with our Recreation Departments. I USE EXPOSITOR WANT -ADS Phone 527-0240 II TOWNSHIP of GREY II 1974 TAXES -DUE NOVEMBER 29., 1974 Taxes to be paid at the Canadian Imperial perial Batik of Commerce, lgrus8elg. Edythe M. Cardiff Tax Collector Township of Grey Polling Sub-division-No-6:— Mrs. El ' la Munroe's, 25 St. John, Street y..r.: s ::a��,s BARTLiFFS CHRISTMAS R .M CAKE ADVANCE POLLS Light & Dark Am advance poll will be held for the purpose of receiving the votes of electors who expect to be Speeialthis Week] 'Jack's Potato ' C h i'P S .3'f or $1.00 Reg. 49t 40 oze, Coke. 2 for 794 plus do -posit WE ALSO HAVE A LARGE ST06JK OF POLOROID & XODAK CAMERAS & FILM FOR THE COMING SEASON P REMEMBER: You can't buy Service — selection or experience 111UT at. BOU and BETTYS W,6 Provide All Three. unable to vote on the regular polling day. The Adv'ance Poll will be held in the Clerk's Office on Sat.- Novem'ber 23rd.. Advance Poll will open at 11 o'clodk in the 4% morning and close at -8 dclock in the evening Voting by .Proxy Electors eligible to vote by -proxy must, make application to the Clerk for a certificate to vote by proxy before 5 o'clock In the aft ernoon on Tuesday, *Nov, 26 'A E, M.1 WILLI M. rg@tk . . . . . . . . . . It ............. Polling Sub-division-No-6:— Mrs. El ' la Munroe's, 25 St. John, Street y..r.: s ::a��,s BARTLiFFS CHRISTMAS R .M CAKE ADVANCE POLLS Light & Dark Am advance poll will be held for the purpose of receiving the votes of electors who expect to be Speeialthis Week] 'Jack's Potato ' C h i'P S .3'f or $1.00 Reg. 49t 40 oze, Coke. 2 for 794 plus do -posit WE ALSO HAVE A LARGE ST06JK OF POLOROID & XODAK CAMERAS & FILM FOR THE COMING SEASON P REMEMBER: You can't buy Service — selection or experience 111UT at. BOU and BETTYS W,6 Provide All Three. unable to vote on the regular polling day. The Adv'ance Poll will be held in the Clerk's Office on Sat.- Novem'ber 23rd.. Advance Poll will open at 11 o'clodk in the 4% morning and close at -8 dclock in the evening Voting by .Proxy Electors eligible to vote by -proxy must, make application to the Clerk for a certificate to vote by proxy before 5 o'clock In the aft ernoon on Tuesday, *Nov, 26 'A E, M.1 WILLI M. rg@tk . . . . . . . . . . It