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by a feev fidetnele NUR,' Wiehed
heir MOW Weepy retturs. Of the
day.
Altr, Wra. allabmi „Ina
farnilY _vletited IVitaheints
Metter Mit. and Mrs. Raymond
Drager of Louden over the
weekend:
Mu. add Mr& Ed James of
Ailsa Qtais Welted with, fille.
az Vzs. Howard James over
Sunday.
Ordinary' Seamen, Jan Eraser
was benne ont leave over the
weekend frein Cennwallie, Nom
" Scotia and is now stationed at
Camp Borden
, Mrs. Ivan Carter was ,Siene
day visitor of Mr. and Mins.
Andy Ander:SC/11 of Dashvvood.
Mr. and Mns. Louie Von Euw
of Mitchell and Mr. and IVIrs.
John Hamilton of Stratford
were vilsitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Hans Vene ,Euw on SundaY.
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Things have finallysettled in,
to routine at SDI'S. The stn,
dents are being tested for the
first time this term as most of
the teachers assign short tests
and Ones. The football and.
soccer seasons opened with our
teams making- a fine start. The
Year Book staff has started
wprk on this year's edition and
a Camera Club is in the plan-
ning stages.
Football'
The football season got off
to a good start oil Wednesday,
Sept. 25, when the "Golden
Beare Went to ploy Mitchell.
Although our team did not come
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up With a much coveted wen
they did ineriage next best
Gary Bennett opened the seer
for Seaforth br makirg ou
point on a punt. Murray lluile
made „a treuelielown on a peS
from Gary Nicholson." Gary Ben
nett passed to Jim Henderso
who completed a convert. Thi
brought the ecore to. 9-0 at tit
end' of the third quarter. Mit
chell retaliated with a toueh
down and three punts. The Gol
den Beare held on from then
to the end of the game and
the•game ended in a tie 9.9. God
erich comes to Seaforth on Oct
ober 2, and we hope the Bears
can come off the field cheering
"Victory".
',President 1404.4'eniran Viet
Was in obarge :Ofth#:WI'Ateet',,,,
hig in the cominiMity
Mrs Stewart Humphries. was
Mrs. ,jcenneth MO.Don-
.athi(te ivtvlaslcaoPnPstin4ttieedit tclejltilaPt
e o
A news letter was ;read re-
garding the WoMen's program
at the nes internatioila:'Plow-
ing match near Guelph. ,
Mrs James Aatmann was
chosen as leader and Mrs. Don-
ald Achilles as aSaistant leader
e for the project I'DrOssentiktie$
e with a Difference".
Y Mrs. Margaret Humphries was
S appointed to lay the wreath at
- the Brussels Cenotaph, DieV0111-
11 ber,11. •
s Mrs. Gerald Watson reported
P on a raeeting he attended at
- Huronview, Clinton in Septem-
ber.. 1VIrs. Ray Ibiether and
- lVfrs. Earl Watson also attend,.
ed.
An Old Fashioned Christenaa
- Concert was planned for Dec,
- ember replacing the Cluistmas
• meeting.
1Virs. Wilbur Turnbull inevited
all thee menaberi to a- union
County HistoriCal raeeting in
-Brussels Public School on Octo-
ber 21, when Mrs. Clarke Math-
eson will be the speaker.
* 1Virs. Allan McCall and sever-
al other ladies will attend a
meeting at Huronitiew.
• Mrs. James Clarke introdue-
.
ed Constable Tighe of the Mt.
Forest OPP detachment who
gave information on traffic rules
and said almost everybody will
be affected by changes in the
Ontario Highway Traffic Act.
Mrs. James Axtmann thanked
Mr. Tighe and presented him•
with a gift on behalf of the In-
stitute.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Harold Bolger, Mrs. Clar-
ence Martin, Mrs. George -Mc-
Call and Mrs. Kenneth McDon-
ald,
Year Book
The 1967768 edition of the
school year book is expected to
arrive in October. In the mean
time, the executive for this
year's year book staff. has been
elected:
Editor, Melannie Matzold; sen
ior Editor, Bonnie Kerslake;
pecretary, „Brenda Hodgert;
Veasurer, Bill Wallace; business
manager, Brian Hodgert; staff -
representative, Mr. Burgess.
-Trumpet Band
The band girls loaded their
instruments on their bus and
headed for Brussels' Fair on
Friday, Sept. 27. They marched
in the parade to the fairgrounds.
The race track was too muddy
for the girls to do any. drills
but they did play a number of
songs while on the grounds. Af-
ter a big day at the fair, the.,
girls returned home with
bouncing balls and candy apples.
Camera Club
Mr. Burgess te planning to
start a Camera Club for all
students who may be interested.
He will hold discussions on how
to take pictures and he will
teach the members how to dev-
elop their own pictures.
School .Rings
• A .motion was passed••by the
students' council that we get
new : school rings. The sample
eings •are on display and the
student body will, vote to de-
cide whether they ane accepted.
The ring has a red stone dehich
tents the red in ourr
• sada]. eolotnis. The sterile is
• centred on a silver band • sum-
rotinded by •the words .Seafortiti
DistadeteHigh &hoot. Ivy leans
decorate the band of the ,ring
e on both sides of the stone.) The
sample rhigsehave a 'blue Stone
and SOW of the students have
signed a peon wanting twine
stones in the new sehool rings
This petition cannot be accept-
ed beeause this would mean a
change) in school colou•rs vv-hich
carnet be coneidereet.
Cheerleaders
Thy outs wane held under the
-eleadvship of Gwen McLean to
• choose cheerleaders for this
year. The girls will he present
at all of the home, games dur-
ing the - year, oheering • our
teams MI to victory,. Vie eheeir-
leaders are Yvonne Hotegy,
Kathy Melte, Judy Hulley, Mau-
•reen Hotegy, lVfarg Coombe, Barb
'Bryans, IVfarilyn Durst and Nee-
s,
lie &Anklets.
Soccer
The, j unior swear team has
brought home to Seaforth the
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cliffe is being treated for a po
sible fractured collarbone an
face cuts. His son suffered hea
cuts.
Driver of the pickup true
and the other car involved were
not immediately known. No one
was injured in the other car.
At Brucefield .
• Three persons were injured
in a ...$300.0 two -car acdident
shortly befOre § ii.:ii:*.Sunday on
Hwy. 4 about 1/4 of a mile south
of Brucefield.
Henry Victor Dodd, 61, Lon-
don, and his wife, Vera, 56,,
are in satisfactory condition in
Victoria Hospital, London, af-:
ter the car Mr. Dodd was drive
beg was involved in a collision ,
with a car &pen by Thomat
MacKenzie, RH 5, ,Lucknow:
. Mr. MacKenzie was treated
for facial cuts and released
from Clinton Public Hospital.
Walton Cotton cuties met at
the heMo of Marion, lgoefdlinn,
1, Tuesday, The 'next meeting
will be at the Woe ot•Salldr4 •
Watson. Twelve Ole answered
. the roll call and dirkeussed 200d
quality in cottons auctgood pos-
ture. Mrs. Gerald Watson show-
, ea how to make 44'0, gother-,
and stay -stitching, Annette
Zwep, Lynne ivicDozzald and
Marion 3/IeCallum served luneh.
Mr. and Mrs. William Murray
and Douglas visited in Kitchen-
er last .Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph. Cididerhose.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Finlayson
and family of Staffa and Mr.
and Mrs. David Allison of Lon-
don visited on Sunday with
1Virs. W. R. BrOacifoot
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Marks
of Exeter ,were Sunday guests
at the home of Mrs. Russell
Marks.
Master Jeffrey Leeming vis-
ited his grandparents and his
father, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Leeming and Mi. Ross Leem-
in•g over the weekend. - -
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Simpson
and Mrs. Alice Tait and Linda
Leteiniug Of Mitchell visited
with. /tr. 444 lktm -Leonard
.14=4 'lea Week
Miss Nellie Bean Of Oille/Pti
University vent the weekend
with her parents, 14(r., and
Martin Itaan,
Mrs. Terrance Dundas return,
ed home Sunday after spending
the Past week at Butter, Pe
the guest of Mrs. Pauline Ge
Mr. Greteelle Craig left Man -
day for Sunderland where he
will be employed for the neat
few Weeks.
Has 80th Birthday.
• Those present to honor Mrs.
Ade Craig on her 80th bhtliday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Craig Were her family:
Miss. Ada Craig, 'London; Mrs.
Velma Cook, Mitchell; Mr, and ,
Mrs. George Pollard, Menkton;
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Simpson,
Brussels; Mr. and Mrs. Ce. Craig,
Guelph; and Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Craig, Blyth. Also attending
were Mrs. Martha Sh.oldice, Wal-
ton, Mrs. Florence MeCutcheon,
arUSselse.Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Me-
Cutcheon, Brussels and Mr. and
Mrs. W. McCutcheon, Bolton.
NEWS of
CROMARTY
Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Scott
and Frances, Mr. and tiVirs. Reg.
Pindlaysont and Michael visited
on Sunday with Mr, and 1VIrs.
Doug Eyre of 'St. Themes.
Me. and 'Mrs. • Mervin Dow,
Carol Ann .and Arian and Mr.
-John Scott attended the Prite.,st-
&milkmen, wedding in London,
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hulliey
twerte guests at the Hulley-eleC-
nil wedding at Blyth United
Church:on Saturday.
Mr. and lVfns. Robert Gar-
diner attended the 25th wed-
ding amilyersarY of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Scott, at the home
of their daughter and son-in-
law Mr. and Ws., Robert Jar -
ninth, Brodhegen.
" Mr. and Mee. T. L. Scott and
News of
Constance
Mrs. "Perrin of London spent
a few days the past week with
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Whyte and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hart of
Brussels visited Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Buchanan and familY.
Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Hoff-
man of Kippen spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, Wilmer
%mistier, -Stewart and Barbara.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
'Mrs. Reg Lawsone"John and El-
izabeth were Mr. and Mrs. E.
F. Warren and Helen of Lon-
don, Mr. Earl Lawson of Clin-
ton
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan
• and family visited Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Colclough and Mr. Clif-
ford Colclough of Clinton.
Mr. Bill' Millson spent the
weekend at the hunting lodge
at Haliburton.
Saturday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. John Thompson and
family were Mr. and IVirs. Clay -
Jon _Love of Port Perry, Mr.
Tom Merner of London and
Mr. Carl Merner of Zurich.
We would like to welcome
Mr. and Mrs. Bill McClure, new-
lyweds; to the community. They
are living in the second teem
on the Robert McMillan farm.
Mrs Lily _Jamieson of Clin-
ton and her daughter, Mrs. Jack
Donald of Midland, Michigan,
left for a trip to the west
coast this past week. -
Sunday visitors with Mrs. El-
la Jewitt and boys were Mr. and
Mrs. Bill 'Dowson, Brenda, Bon-
nie and John of Varna, Mr. and
Mrs. John .tewitt, Carol Ann,
Judy, Danny and Billy, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Preszcator, Billy and
Debbie.
first victory in a regular season
garnie. They played Stratford
NorthweLetern last Wednesday
winning by a score of 3-1. Yea
team! On Monday they play
Lkstowel in their. first home
game. Although theteem set
• out with high hone their luck
did tot lust. The game remained
sebeelesse Up to the last 'Mew
minutes of the game. ',Our boys
played hard, hitting the goal
post WOO. Horweiner, Listowel
was fighting too -and they suc-
ceeded in seething a goal during
the dying inhente, of the game.
Even though our teem dM not
wirt aecordieg, to the SeaCtie,
they PlaYed Well and we're still
cheering ter them.
,e
Mns. ' E. Moore visited Mr, and
fides. Hugh Moore and family,
Lindsay, and Mt. and Mrs, Den-
ton, Taylor, Belleville. •
Mr. and Mrs. John Waillake
and Debbie spent the weekend
• with Mr. and We. C. J. Weitz -
men, Niagara FA%
Mrs. Grace Seat returned home,
• with them after a two weeks;
visit with the Weitzman%
Mr: end Mes. Bob Graves and
Camel Ann of St.. Thema visited
on 'Sunday with ,Mr. 'and Mrs.
Larry Gardiner.
Sunday visitothe with Mrs.
J: R. Jeffenson were Mr and
Mis. Wm. Laidlaw an John
oi1 hir. and Mrs. Don
did faMaY RIM Stratford.
' MieseBeihara Ann Gardener,
- elommiaod ,Sarnataniurn, Guelph
spent the weekend with he
• parentse.Me. and Mrs. Robert
Gardiner, •
LadieS fronr Ozometity Church
• WAVLS; and dVfaria,n Ritchie
Evening- Auxiliatny who attend-
eethe sectional meeting at St.
'Marys 'ewe . Mrs. T. L. Scott,
M. C. McKaig,. Mrs, M. La-
m6triti, ns C. Douglas Mae, J.
Miller Mrs. E. Allen, Ws. Id.
Dow alted lVfrs. G. Carey.
Mumps are prevalent among
the children in this community.
M2rs. Stanley Dow, Mr. Rod-
ger Dow, Mr. and Mrs: Flamer
Dow, Mr. and iterts. Mervin Dow,
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Allen, Mr,
and Mrs. Wiesen: Miller, Mr.
and Mi & jack Butson and their
families were gu.ests ef Mr. and
Mrs. Lome Doupe -R. R. I
St. Marys me the ,occasion of
their 25th wedding annivers-
ary.
Mai: Alex Gardiner visited
friends at Alment Michigan on
Sunday.
" Mir. andedrs. Alex Gardiner
a.nd Mr. Henry Eggert visited
reembly with Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Redhead- of Kitchener
JACK STAPLETON
18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fer-
gus Stapleton, Dublin, who
graduated Sunday from Keg -
rine Mindi Jr. College, Lon-
don. He received his letter
standing signifying four-year
proficiency in Academics and
Athletics. He is continuing his
studies at Regina Mundi Col-
lege. .
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