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Sweaburg School
No estimate has been made ficulty with the furnace, and he'I
as yet, of the damage to West
lhad called William Norrie ofl
Oxford public school No. 7, at RR 4, Ingersoll to check it. Mr.
Sweaburg, following a. break Norrie discoverd the damaged
and enter between 10 a.rr and
2 p.m. on Saturday.tVOY.i�Iµ at 2 p.m.
Stanley Allen, of RR 5, S - OPP Constables, All Marshall
gersoll, secretary -treasurer of and Henry De Beer are invest-,
the West Oxford'' school board, igating.
said that nothing had been taken-
in the break-in„ but whoever it
was, left the building in a mess.
The vandals smashed. 15 light
bulbs, 4 boxes of chalk, eight
cans of paint, two bottles of
ink, a carton of paper towels,
duplicating paper and two car-
tons of crayons. T'he debris was
trailed throughout the school.
Mr. Allen, who heads the mam.
tenance staff, said that if took
from Saturday afternoon until
last night to clean up. the
mess.
Two windows in the building
.were broken, but it's believed
.that entry was gained through
the larger of the two, located
in the library. The other was
in the pprincipal's office. The.
culprits left the building through
the front door which was found
open.
r. Allen said that he bad
been in the building at 10 o'.
clock on Saturday morning and
everything was all right at that
time. There had been some dif-`
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Ono
�I s�pr OLD SOUITH SWEABUB.G SCHOOL BUB DIED
ruins
_
Only ruins remain of the I tune, is located south of Swea- burg school was torn down to
(house
acant South Sweaburg school burg. The Beachville F i r e I make way for Highway 401 and
that was completely de- I Department under chief Jack 1 at that time the North and Soa. _h
Ii' stroyed by fire Mo morn- Watling kept the blaze under Schools were combined intq tie
+ja& The school, a bri str�c- i control. The old North Swea- p r e s e n t Sweaburg school.
Ceremony In Sweaburg
en 22,000 Artmex
To W. Oxford School
-+ SWEABURG Nov 4
'mit murder in the box
death of night watchman
Fred Vincent O'Neill.
The three, all facing ch
themselves in connection
O'Neill's death, were sent
to eight days in jail an
hearing was postponed to
28.
Georges Schoeters, 82,E
gian-born economics st,
Raymond Villeneuve, 19, a.
dent, and Jacques Giroux,
photographer, each refuse.
speak on grounds of "poli
principle" and Judge E
Trottier cited them for
tempt after telling them
objection had no legal vali
The 65-year-old O'Neill
when a bomb exploded the
of Aril 20 behind the arm
cruitmg office in the-hea
Montreal.
PLACED BOMB
Yves Labonte an 18-yea
clerk, testified 'at the he
that he placed a bomb be
the recruiting office the
of April 20.
He said Hudon made
bomb and gave it to him.
The charge against H
was the first of 164 to be h
Igainst 18 persons in conne
pith terrorist activities bet
(larch 7 and May 20 this v
SIMON
� Ther
"2.000 two -room addition to No.
I7 public school.. West Oxford
'Tp., at Swealmg, was official
ly opened by J. C. Webster,
Public school inspector foi
IBrant County,
' Be urged parents and teach
t lets to give the students habits'
if critical thinking and sound
'7 '.,judgment. Students, he said,
must think their way through if
they are to survive.
The ,speaker was introduced
Eby A. P. Silcox, Ingersoll, West
Oxford district school inspector.
�I Greetings from the township
were brought by Reeve W. W.
j '.Budd and from Cordon Innes,
MLA of Oxford County, Mr.
Innes is a life-long resident of
this school area.
A school Bible was presented
by Walter Leaper, Ingersoll,
'president of the Ontario School'
Trustees and Ratepayers Asso-
ciation, on behalf of that group.,
Personal - Bibles were pre-
sented to students by the Ox
ford camp of the Gideons b,
(Brock' Snell,
Dedication ceremonies we,, �
conducted by the Rev, D. P.
Suitor, pastor of Beachv,11e
. United Church,
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