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tables were in play a
+[�an#iti4 .., rrt �'u�e, > i a gcea# deal of exation from Constance, euchre last Thursda s ansa ed h!lrs.Foster Bennett was•in.
sAjsed with the recreation directrs in tIuxDn, _- by Hdelweiss Rebekah Lodge. charge lames and Mrs.. Lillian
vart0ys; sgiutjons ;prtaposed by the especially the two from Gaderich Correspondent Winners were: high- Mrs. Joe Grummett convened at the lunch..
baaol, file tmnsportatton direr- and Exeter, Mrs. Mary Merner , McLellan and Joe McLellan; lone "
tor, 4. L. Cunningham, and the Mr. Turkheim said both Exeter 1 hands, Mrs, Jean Cairns and The next in the ,series of
6 afternoon games will be Januaty
Buri�wonh Bus Service since and Goderich were given fres ice Prank Smale; low - Mrs, Hattie
school #arced in September for time to schools in exchange for ¢� Congratulations are extended itiir. and Mrs..Russell King of Johnston and Warden Haney. � with Mrs. Gordan Papple lunch
th. a transportation to the Goderich the use of school buildings. r t r " ; to Mr. and Mrs. Dave Medd on Exeter visited an Saturday Holders of lucky tallies were: �nvenar. Her committee will
Collegiate Institute of their two lie said recreation directors a3,r: r�" s a r a� ury the birth of a daughter `fammie evening with Mr. and Mrs -Am Secord Mc$rien, Mrs. Leslie be Mrs. Gegrge Campbell,
soils; said they would be willing to help r �' ,� „r w ';f it Dawn on December 7th , a sister Preszcator, Bi 1, Debbie and Mrs. R. M. Scott. Mrs. Leslie
r fr x " Oliver and Frank 5mate. g r
Mrs. Berry gave a lengthy reimburse custodia, fon any r ° , r K4 ; h <y, >��' for Kim. Michael. McClure, Mrs. Doris Hu ill Mrs. �t
e e roblem extra work in order to have `, a n �rr,i'!t" ' :A'; �'` r a «;�,f { Miss .Mae Smith won the draw
detailed outline of th p rr , , tw i , , r Kim spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Scott of nrl7.e which had. been donated by K Sharp and Mrs, John Pullnriati.
" eater use of auditoriums. r ;, x �w s , ,,` t.f j '" ' y ` fav% , , f her randmother Mrs. Jack Medd Parkhill visited on Sunday
Stat gg there was no safety greater /t r o{ , x : �,3 , r j . Yt
problem far the bus to pick up the Mr. Turkheim said Mr. Part Al s �� r t� �F 5 1� t z =f 9' and grandmother
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
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boys at the ate•,accordin to a ride would like to a con ;°° } `c x .t We are leased to report that Preszcator, Bill, Debbie and
y & g . g try � l � m , T , ,� , p � s ,r p p
requested report by the Ontario unity library in one of the wti,� _ ; t rc" Y� Mrs. Irene Grimoldby returned Michael
Provincial Police and that they schools in the area where there is from Stratford General Hospital p
should be given "same privilege. no public library, as a, pilot,; u N �'t�'" on Friday and will be spending Police Report
{ as the other children on this project, to be supported
pp b y the some time with her daughter, During the week of the IIth,of
route" and not expected to walk a Board,
"'�°'R'� Mrs, Ken bettles of Winthrop. December to the 18th of
a,J a � � , • ti �+' � s
half in when others are not The Director of Education, D KR a 1„ Mr.Bi11 Reuger of Summerhill December 1974, the Seaforth
required to do this. J. Cochrane, noted occasionally 33b? A.
visited on Saturday morning with Police Department investigated
Marion Zinn of Lucknow the schools were given to groups ;ry Mr, and Mrs. George Mellwain, 24 occurrences. They are as
reported that the bus route will holding night courses which were xx ? Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Harris of follows:
zhave to be re-routed away from in competition with courses f >.^ Paisley visited on Saturday with Assist Public 12
the Port Albert Bridge because of offered by the Board of Educatipn ,^ Mrs. -Jack Medd and Kerri. Theft Under 2
a five -ton load limit to be placed in night classes on which the Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stevenson, Assist Other P.D's. 5
on the bridge in the new year. schools receive grants, and noted Darren and David were Sunday Lost and Found 2
The decision of the board there should not be this duplica r >. evening dinner guests with W. Escorts 1
meeting in committee of the tion, �. � � �t�' '`� and Mrs. Ron Frayne of St. Missing Persons 1
' r Marys. Insecure Property 1
whole was that at �ilfk beginning Board Chairman Cayley Hill
of school in January the bus route said, "We are all indebted for the "' �xc' Mrs.W.L.Whyte is spending There were two (2) major
✓' will be re-routed. amount of effort the members of this week with her grandchildren accidents investigated with
At the same committee of the this committee have put into thisPaul, Mark and Margie Van der damages totalling ' 51600.00 and
whole the board's decision on the project." ix�C �ti
Molan as their parents are on a two (2) minor accidents
second problem on busingraised v " trip to Australia for a month, investigated with damages
by Ronald Bushed of Goderich Mrs. Marion Zinn reported on ,? ti f :
the guidelines being prepared by :"`5 Mr. Clarence Bennett of totaQitlg $275.00.
was that a committee would be Toronto is visiting with the John 6 persons were charged under
the budget committee, which Mr. WINS PROVINCIAL HONOURS -- Elizabeth Pr ce Thompson family for the the Highway Traffic Act.
named by the new board in Cochrane said will be .used as y P y g y
January to study the problem of was awarded her provincial Honours certificate in Christmas holiday season. 2 persons were charged under
guidelines for next year's budget
some Grades 7 and 8 students at Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator, the Liquor Control Act.
Robertson School having to walk if adopted by the board when they 4-H work at the Seaforth Achievement Day on
f id
GIVING. TO
BANGLADESH
If you•are one of those who hesitate to give to
some campaigns because you feel too much of
your gift may be used'up in campaign costs, you
need hesitate no longer.
You may give to aid the people of Bangladesh
with the assurance that 100% of your gift will go to
Bangladesh.
I khdw we have needs here in Canada but all i
ask is for you to measure which are the greater
needs - - those in Canada or those of the starving
In Bangladesh, if you agree the people of
Bangladesh are In need then I urge you to send
gift of money to
CANADA TRUST
P.O.Box 5545 Term A,
London, Ontario
Or contact your local Church.
! hope and wish that .you all have a
Merry Christmas.
Ar+chie RCiibinet
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A History of McKillop
by Mrs. Joseph Grummett each $3.00
Tho Story of Hibbert Township
A Hibbert Review [Part i1
A Hibbert Review [Part 11]
Three booklets dealing with the Township of Hibbert
by Belle Campbell each $4.00
Huron County in Pioneer Times
by James R. Scott
more than two miles to and from
are completed.
Saturday. She is a daughter o Mr. and Mrs. Halo
Photo)
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school daily and that if these
Mrs. Zinn reported o� the
Pryee of R.R.1, Seaforth.
(Staff
`
students take their lunches they
have to sit on mats on thegym
floor to Mr. Bushell
Educational Leave Committee
and the board approved .the two.
recommendations that she made
Ece
ns
certificate from Premier Gerald
eat. rep orted
He was a son of Mr. and Mrs.
.Pr�
cup of tea and to wish them well.
'
that only one teacher looks after
that William Black, principal of
Public School be
and took up residence in Seaforth.
Besides their daughter Shirley,
telegram from P.C. leader John
the student s during the lunch
Brookside
"long
(Continued from Page 1)
Table Manners - Wendy Dors-
Buchanan of Halifax. Also a
hour and talking and playing
granted a term" leave to
assisted by Home Economists,
sers, Joanne VanDoornik,
x
during the hour are not- per-
spend September 1975 to May
Mrs, Agnes King of Woodstock
Patricia Menheere, Sandra Men-.
,l
mitted.
1976 attending courses in.
Guidance O.I.S.E.
and Mrs. Ruth Axtmann, Walton.
heere
Co.
Superintendent R. E. Smith
given at
The project for the spring 1975
children present.
Other calls were received from
said it is not normal that children
Toronto. Successful completion
will be "What Shall I Wear?"
McKillop I "Pop"N Party Girls" -
soh Lloyd of Ottawa and daughter
shoutd not be able to talk during
of these courses and two others
when the girls will make a blouse.
A Table Set for Two - Debbie
Frances, Mrs. Grosvold, of
lunch, and Mrs. Mollie Kunder of
which could be taken during the
. The afternoon program con- •
Rawn
Toronto.
Seaforth said "We certainly
summer months would result in a
sisted of skits and exhibits with
Egmondville "Ettiquette-Ettes -
/
?�T
should look into the teaching part
M. Ed. degree.
the following taking part:
Your Manners are Showing - All
-- at the Seaforth School there is
That W. David McClure, Head
Seaforth I "Harried Hostesses" -
members.
no problem at lunch time and the
of Geography Department, South
A Table Set for Two - Heather
Seaforth 11 "Swift Servers" - A
k'
children have a good-time playing
Huron District High School be
McPherson.
Table Set for Two - Eleanor
games."
granted a "long term" leave to
McKillop III "Munching
Devereaux
j
Mr. Turkheim said the members
spend the school year in study
,Maidens" - Your Manners are
Seaforth IV "Eager Enter -
had held five meetings and had
and research of geography and
Showing - All members.
tainers" Your Manners are
Willis and Connie Willis.
submissions from elementary
land use in Ontario, with empha-
Brucefield "Entertainers" - Party
. Showing all members.
school principals and one secon-
sis on the western counties. He
Ideas - Faye Cantelon
McKillop 11 "Etiquettes"' - A
dary school principal, had met
would prepare maps, photos,
Seaforth V "Raggedy Ann's"
Table Set for Two - Joanne Swart.
r
with William Partridge, Huron
slides, tapes showing major phy-
Wrieht, D.W.Cornish. Donald
Ross. William Ross, Jat#ies
% -
County Librarian and the Recrea-
tion Group in Huron. Mr,
sical features, erosiah, drainage,
urban sprawl and other conditions
CoupleTurkheim mark
•
annavers
said they had received
existing in Huron County.
Madsen andLeon Bannon. Flower
M!
4
F ti H F
R A L S
Mr. & Mrs. Edward B. Mosher
of Summerville, N.S. celebrated
Kempt1 and Summerville:
They received flowers, cards:, :
•r
Township, a son of the late
their 50th wedding anniversary at
and many useful gifts. The table
DEREK CLARK
William Ross an G ace Little.
home on Thursday, December 12,
1974
was adorned with a three tier
GIVING. TO
BANGLADESH
If you•are one of those who hesitate to give to
some campaigns because you feel too much of
your gift may be used'up in campaign costs, you
need hesitate no longer.
You may give to aid the people of Bangladesh
with the assurance that 100% of your gift will go to
Bangladesh.
I khdw we have needs here in Canada but all i
ask is for you to measure which are the greater
needs - - those in Canada or those of the starving
In Bangladesh, if you agree the people of
Bangladesh are In need then I urge you to send
gift of money to
CANADA TRUST
P.O.Box 5545 Term A,
London, Ontario
Or contact your local Church.
! hope and wish that .you all have a
Merry Christmas.
Ar+chie RCiibinet
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by Mrs. Joseph Grummett each $3.00
Tho Story of Hibbert Township
A Hibbert Review [Part i1
A Hibbert Review [Part 11]
Three booklets dealing with the Township of Hibbert
by Belle Campbell each $4.00
Huron County in Pioneer Times
by James R. Scott
Derek Robert Clark, 3, of
A farmer in Stanley , he
The couple received many
anniversary cake decorated for
this special occasion.
each $5.00
Seaforth, died Saturday at St.
established and -ad operated an
apiary in Seaforth since 1938.
guests who dropped in during the
They received a letter and'
Varna in R eview
Josephs Hospital, London.
�
he married the former Helen
afternoon and evening to share a
certificate from Premier Gerald
a-
He was a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilhelm in Bridgeport in 1938
cup of tea and to wish them well.
A. Regan of Halifax as well as a
Robert Clark, of Seaforth.
and took up residence in Seaforth.
Besides their daughter Shirley,
telegram from P.C. leader John
'
Surviving, besides his parents
Mr. Mrs
He served on the Seaforth town
Mrs. Glen StaffV'. Seaforth.
Buchanan of Halifax. Also a
are: grandparents, and
council for several years and was
Ont. and son Haand family
phone call from Pat Nowlan of
Lewis Clark of Hensall.
a member of First Presbyterian
of Greenwood, r4i.S. they had 7
Ottawa, PC member from Kings
g
The body was at the R.S.Box
.Church.
grandchildren and 4 great=grand-
Co.
funeral home, Seaforth, before a
Surviving besides his wife,
children present.
Other calls were received from
private service Monday at 2 p.m.
are: daughters, Mrs. Ronald G.
Guests were from 'Westville
soh Lloyd of Ottawa and daughter
Temporary entombment
(Brenda) Powell, of Meaford,
Pictou Co., Treenwood,
Frances, Mrs. Grosvold, of
followe"t Pioneer Memorial
Mrs. Ray i-1. (Dorothy) Rock, of
Falmouth Stellarton, Windsor,
Toronto.
Mausoleum, Seaforth.
Burial will be in. Maitlandbank
Kitchener: brother, Wilfred, of
BruceField: sister, Mrs. Edgar
y'�h1 a
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Cemetery, Seaforth.
(Grace) Shunk, of Toronto; five
}
Pallbearers were Harry Cook,
grandchildren.
f
Paul Mathews; Jack Wright and
James Carter. Flower bearersfuneral
The body was at the R.S.Box
home, Seaforth, where
is
were Sandra Bergman, Linda
the funeral service was heldQ
Willis and Connie Willis.
Tuesday'
at 2 p.m. with Rev.
/a .
Edwin Nelson officiating. The
WALLACE ROSS
body was cremated.
Pallbearers were: W. Arthur
y
r
Wallace A. Ross, 67, of
Seaforth, died at Clinton Public
Wrieht, D.W.Cornish. Donald
Ross. William Ross, Jat#ies
% -
,
Hospital, Saturday.
Madsen andLeon Bannon. Flower
Mr. Ross was born in Stanley
bearers were Edmund Daly and
•r
Township, a son of the late
Norman Reihl.
GIVING. TO
BANGLADESH
If you•are one of those who hesitate to give to
some campaigns because you feel too much of
your gift may be used'up in campaign costs, you
need hesitate no longer.
You may give to aid the people of Bangladesh
with the assurance that 100% of your gift will go to
Bangladesh.
I khdw we have needs here in Canada but all i
ask is for you to measure which are the greater
needs - - those in Canada or those of the starving
In Bangladesh, if you agree the people of
Bangladesh are In need then I urge you to send
gift of money to
CANADA TRUST
P.O.Box 5545 Term A,
London, Ontario
Or contact your local Church.
! hope and wish that .you all have a
Merry Christmas.
Ar+chie RCiibinet
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is awaking your inspection here. Our group includes separates,
outerwear and accessories to keep him looking mighty One
BILL 0"SHEA
MEN'S WEAR
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# ttF
$10.00 .
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BRUSSELS — PHONE 887-6751
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�n's Greetings
AJnd .Best Wishes
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HRI
A History of McKillop
by Mrs. Joseph Grummett each $3.00
Tho Story of Hibbert Township
A Hibbert Review [Part i1
A Hibbert Review [Part 11]
Three booklets dealing with the Township of Hibbert
by Belle Campbell each $4.00
Huron County in Pioneer Times
by James R. Scott
each .75c
Settlement of Huron County
by James R. Scott
each $5.00
First Presbyterian Church
Phone 527-0240
A Century of Service
each $1.00
Varna in R eview
J. Floyd McAsh
each $3.50
Seaforth Women's Institute
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