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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-01-08, Page 49 NEWS OF STAFFA • Scime of the neighnors are lighting their houses for the yule season, and others are just getting lit up. %.• • FUNERAL RAY H. CARPENTER The sudden death took place in Toronto on December 27th of Ray Hertel Carperiter,' a for- mer resIdeat of Seaforth.. Born in Chicago. the son of the late Catherine Armstrong and Alvin Carpenter, he came to Seaforth as a youth and, fol- lowing the" death of his mother, resided with an aunt, the late Mrs. 0. A. Sills and Mr. sills. For a number of years, Mr, Carpehter was on the staff' of the Canadian Bank of Commerce. He served 'in the First War with the 161st Battalion. In re- cent years he was associated with the John Howard Society. He is survived by his wife; the former Maude McVean Of Dresden and by a sister, Geral- dine Smith, now living in the Boston,- Mass. area. Following a service at Tur- ner and Porter Yorke at, on December 29th. interment was made hi Park Lawn Cemetery, Toronto. Named President Bert Moggach pr'esided over an ' impromptu' meeting of the Fireside Group on Tuesday even- ing- 'when William, 'Brown was named president, to take the place of Mr: Moggach, who is moving to Markdale. Miss Belle Campbell , as the guest. speaker, spoke on “Fear and' Worry", and was thanked by Scott Cluff, Frank, Kling' welcomed :William Brown to the position of president. • John Cardno expressed good wishes to Mr. and Mrs. MOggach on -leaving town .and presented them with a gift. Mrs. Cardno. Mrs. brown, John 'Carnno and William Brown served lunch. •43/4-oz. Jar' WE REStiliVE, • THE RIGHT' AWS,OFITIP • 1969 27,1,47,138 365,660,206 52,618;993 445,426,337 1968 25,349,i25 312,439,244 47,330,575 385;11-9,544 Guaranteed Investment Certificates 4t '275,302,084 238,328,493 Trust Deposits, 90,358,122 74,114,751 --- — Mr. Lloyd Porter is a patient in Stratford- Hospital. The committee in charge of , the progressive euchre party to be help in the Walton Community Hall Friday, January 9th, will be Mrs. 'James Nolan, .Mrs. Nelson Reid, Mrs. Ray Huether, Mrs. Herb Traviss and Mrs. • Allan McCall as convenor. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snell, Heather and Harris, Mr. Ken McDougal of Londesboro and Mr. Torn Stevenson spent New Years, Day at the home of Mr. and' Mrs. Allan McCall. Mr. and,Mrs„Hobert Houston of Kit hener, recent newlyweds, were ho ored guests at a re- ception • in Walton Community Hall last Friday night, Ian Wilbee's Orchestra provided music for .dancing. The couple were presented with a purse of money by Keith Williamson. -Graeme Craig read thaaddress. Mrs. Tom Ilackwell is a patient in'Seaforth Hospital. Mr. and Mrs, James Keys, Seaforth,Q.vere New Years guests Th with Mr. a ri.41vIrs. Mac Sholdice and family. Mr. and •Mrs. Emmerson Mitchell and family' spent New Years Day at the home of Miss Luella Mitchell, Bressels.Doug- las Mitchell' spent a few days holidays with his grandparepts, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Cuthill, Seaforth. • Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall and Beverly and Mr. Tom Steven- son spent Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James McCall'. Mr. and Mf's. Murray Mills and family of . Brantford,- ''''' Jean ,and Gerd Westerraan ' . Burlington and Miss Bosilica Matic from Yugoslavia were holiday guests With Mr. and Air's. Earl Mills. They all` spent Christmas Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Buttell; Hlyth. ' • Miss Corrie De Rutyer; Stratford spent the week end C9trespbnclent MrS,41411.44gall 40,CL. Mrs. Robert Hum- phries of London spent the • -01riStiliaa holiday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Steyext • _14:r. and Mrs, Jack Sri-Widen and son Jack spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sinalldpn. ' ItWROU E*POSITOR, SEAFIORTIII, ONT., 44414:•11, 1970 —4' Will „.ESt.Mjilith OCOmpaitions,CoOrie::; — with her sister, Mrs. Van Vliet --and Mr'..Van Vliet Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Torrance Dun- das spent a few days over New. Years with Mr. and Mrs:Clem Galbraith of Listowel. , Miss Linda Traviss has re- turned rid St. Mary's -Hospital, Kitchener, Misses Mary Bewley and Helen Searle back to St. Joseph's Hospital, London and Miss Carol Shortreed to •West•- ern University, London, after -visiting 'With their faini-fie& for the holiday season. ' • , Miss Nellie Baan Guelph, University and Mr. Gerald Baan of Ridgetcrivn College spent the Christmas holidays with their . parents, Mr. and Mrs' Martin. Baan, • Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Cassidy,- Wayne and Shane, Ingersoll, Misses ,-Mary Beth and Cathy Hirt,, Tillsonburg and Rev.Ure and Mrs. Stewart of Seaforth -spent Friday with Mr. and NITS. Alvin McDonald' and Lynn. Mr. and Mrs. Neil McGavin and' family spent New Years Day with the latter's parents.Mr.and Mrs. Carl Johnston of 13luevale. The ,Walton Women's Institute LTON are SpOnsOring the short course "The Main Dish Makes the Meal". Anyone wishing to take the course please contact Mrs. Neil McGavin or Mrs. Mac Shdldice before January 12th. Mr. and Mrs. William Dins- more,. Bruce and Peter of Bramp- ton spent the New,Years holiday with Mr .and Mrs.Gordon Mc- Gavin. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ennis and family of Whitby visited last week with Mr. and Mrs.Douglas Ennis. Mr. and Mrs. John Thamer and Tony of Kitaener spent New Years with Mr. and IvIrs.Williarn Thamer. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kirkby and family of Woodstoek were re:Cent visitors at the home of Mr. Frank Kirkby, Miss Glenna Houston of Wind- sor' University visited over the holiday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rae Houstore Mr. James Speir of Brock. Saskatchewan visited at the hom,e Mr. and Mrs. James McDonald last week end. He made.the trip by air to attend the funeral of his father, theOate Harold Speir, formerly of Brussels. Correspondent . Mrs. John Templernan 6t;ristma$ Day faMilygather, ings were held at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. .Lorne` Fell, Mr. and Mrs. Art Sraale, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Reg Finlayson, Mr. and Mrs. George Vivian, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne El- liott. Mrs. Irene. Dow and her fa= roily held their Christmas ga- thering in Staffa Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Miller and their' family held their Christmas gathering it the Fa- mily Life Centre. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sadler and Bob spent Christmas Day with Mrs. Ruby Reed. Mrs. Jessie O'Brien and Mr. and Mrs. Don O'Brien and family spent Christmas Day with Mr. and Mils. Ed. Alexander and fami- ly Hensall, Mr.• and Mrs. John Drake and Mur,,ray attended a family gathering at Zurich. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Quance and boys spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Howe, Cro- marty. Mrs. Janet Drake, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCaughey and fa- mily spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Barry Miller and fami- ly. Farqy tar. Mrs. Irene Quance and Mr. Bill Harburn spent ChristmaS Day witil Mr. and Mrs. George Boa and family, HenSall. , M rand Mrs. John Templeman • and family attended a family ga- thering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Annis and' family, Mitchell. Visiting over the Christmas holidays with Mrs. Sam Norris and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and family 'Were, Mrs. Jim Lyal 1 • Nancy and Dav,id, Agincourt. Mr. and '1V1rs. Harold ,Longman; Lon- desboro, Mr. and Mrs. John Bur- leigh and family, Goderich: Mr. and Mrs. Jiin Norris auMamily, Brampton and Mr. and ?rigs. Eric Norris, East Lansing, Michigan: • Misses Edna and Janet mil- ler, London. were home with their parents, Mr. andMrs. Les- lie Miller over the holidays. Misses Rosanna and Joanne Wordens Toronto, iihnie with their father, Mr. Alvin Warden and Bill for the holidays. - r Mr. Wilfried` 'Elliott, 'Van- couver, home for three weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs,' Lorne Elliott and Glen. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Miller arid girls visited Friday evening with-bin and Mrs. Leslie Wad.. dell and family. Mr. and Mrs. pale Martyn and Wanda, Mitchell, visitedSun- xlay with Mr. arid Mrs. John . Templeman and family. On the advice of the Ady1^^ spry VOCatidn clernMittee, the Huron County Hoard of EdnCa- lion has agreed that -a Qrade 9 Boys' Occupations Course be es- tablished at 'South 'Huron ' Dist- rict High, School fdr the school year 1970-71. - Indications are that the edot- pations courses at Central Huron" Secondary inClinton will be over- crowded next fa/1; South- Huron High Scho'cil has the space and almost all the equipment re- quired to establish such a course. The occupations courses were' described-by.. Gordon -Moir ••e.,s 'probably the best thing that came out of the Robarts plan for edu- cation'. 'This 'cotirse is for stu- dents who have not graduated_ • from elementary school. but, be-- cause of age and ability. have been promoted to thesiccupations classes. The Board also has given ap- proval to the establishment of an ec..upations department at Central Huron Secondary School ,with George Cull as department head. This will be on a trial basis for one year, retroactive to September 1. 1969, The Board •learne.d that tea- chers involved in the occupations course have felt that• too little- time was devoted at staff mee- tings to, the' unique prebleres they encountered, and desired that the occupations ,ceurse be- com aoa separate department with a department headto co-ordinate 'planning and beneficial discus- sions. The Board also adopted a policy not to pay travelling ex- penses for night school instruc- tors, • • Appointments to the teaching staf Were apptcnted;',.040.1.444 Guest to 4„,:„N. D. McctirdkR01i,, lie School; -MrSir -Joan, Martin, Wingham P.S.4Mrai,'Maria4P411, man; StafCiith Mrs, Jean MacGregor, Seaforth District . High School; and Gerald Hi:Mar- tinson, H.H.D.S. 'These are the Jest of the replic,enients', remarked Direc, for John O. Cochrane. pelt of the Bbard meeting time was. spent in hearing a presentation by Grade 13 geo- graphy students from Goderich District Collegiate InStitutb; who 'have completed a study of their town., past, present and futtire. '1.%b. Vac Eric • We now have available pre-mixed fuel from the pump, directly' into your machine. • SAVE THE. BOTHER OF CANS AND MIXING ! ..HOPPER MECHANICAL SERVICES -.OPEN NIGHTS UNTIL NINf- SEAFORT.^-1, ONTARIO PHONE 527-1859 • 1966 Ford Galaxie' 500 4-door Sedan 1966 Chev. Stationwagon 1964 Pontiac Parisienne, 2-door Hardtop 1963 Pontiac Parisienne; 2-door Hardtop, power equipped. 1968 Volkswagen, 2-Door - Chev. 1/2-Ton, 8-cyl. 1966 Valiant 2-door Hardtop 1966 Dodge P.olara '4-door Sedan ••••••••• ••• PERSONALIZED 'COASTEIth GIFT IDEAS SERVIETTES THE 'HURON EXPOSITOR Phone 527-0240 . 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