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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-04-23, Page 3k' Comlespondent lurt. Bob Cronin ."-.."The -donCluding• gathering of iv as,-the Dublin Ladies physical Fit- ness .Club was held in the Dub- ; lin Separate School Gym on Mon- i, day with 32 ladies present. Prizes were awarded for the ' most weight loss, best attend- , ance and best sport. The first :prize went to Mrs. Penny Meilde M who lost 12 lbs., second prize went to Mrs. Jean McKay who I lost 11 1/2 lbs.,• third prize was i 'Mrs. Marg. Looby who lost 9 lbs. and fourth went to ;'Mrs. Joyce Vivian who lost 7 1/2 I lbs. * 'a Best- sattenders were Mrs. ; Mary :Deaoyer and Mrs.Martha Claessens. Mrs. Alice Gardiner was the best sport. Miss Barbara McGrath Wa.s also presented with a gift fair being. treasurer. The , ladles 'donated two badminton sets • to the - school, seach set contain- ring 4 , racquets, in appreciation ' for the'use of the gymnasium fa- cilities.. 'Vera 'Horan was also ; given . a gift in appreciation for his services. Mrs. Josephine Schoonder- woerd. ad the following address Fe • to Mr . Bob Cronin, who acted as in tructress for the group.. 'Dear Joan: For the past few,Months or more You've been busy doing your thing While" most of as here present Have been enjoying a real fling. You've put us through our paces Made us shine up this gym floor While •We travelled on our bot- toms Some of us are mighty sore. After all these exercises No physical test we'll fail. sand checking on those extra ' pounds Has been easier on your scale. Now all we girls wish to convey In a sincere word or two /From a slimmer us to a slim- mer Joan A gratifying Thank Yout Then Mrs. John Scboonder- woerd presented her with a pin and earring set. Mrs.Cronin ex- pressed her appreciation for their. thoughtfullness and the overwhelming effort they had put into the club to make it a success. It was. a rewarding season not only. in the re-arranging of pounds but in the making of new friends and creating an or- ganization which we hope will continue in the future with as interesting a group of ladies NEWS OF • STAFFA Correspondent for a few days with her grand- , MrS.John Templeman parents Mr. and - Mrs. • Chapp'eL 'Plns, were finalized The sixth meeting .of the home of the preSident, Mrs. Ed. ° 4-H Club Womea's Institute met at the The, • executives Of the Staffa lard, Exeter. for the short course ',Fashion Karrot • s'Kurlers • '4-H. Home- 'Cuesalio4"' 124' t jitaaa•triaking Club was held at the townNffin9". ' agn'WOW,'NfirlYIEVirieAtt 'Mrs. Spencer Jeffery: r '17, also it was decided to hold a, The meeting opened. with the progi'eSsiVe euchre party in the 4-H Pledge followed by the sec- townShip hall on Friday, April retary's reports In the business 24. Ekecptive were reminded to it was decided to have a supper • have their reports ready for meeting for the final meeting the annual meeting. - and each girl to bring some- the Only eight ladles were pre- thing for the meal. sent far the short couise"Fash- The leaders discussed gar- ion Cnes for You" which. was nishes and center pieces for sponsored jointly by 'the Goulds the table. At the close of the snd ..,Staffa Women's' Institutes meeting the garnishes were en- s and held in the township hall jeyed ' along . with a ,dip Mrs. on Friday., Those present found Jeffery had prepared. sdioa neirs. Ws Wog At Or Eleaforti DtsVict 1116 Sebool Johnny Miller staying with Mr. 4,1 and Mrs. Bruce Coyle and Mr. and Mrs. 'Russell Miller staying with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller. Mrs. John Templeman visited Saturday with, her mother in Wingham Genets.' Hospital.* Kiss Shirley Miller holidayed A • FOR . APPETITES . ON A 'BUDGET. FOOD SNP HERE North Main: Street, Seaforth as But Gain Recognition Lad ies Lose Pounds 0OrreSpentlent MrS. Dominic MiirrnY I, Vice t Mrs.. Alhert CrOnin, MrP4eaPPb Kale President MrS, Platt Cteeefiene; Missi Catharine 4d. Vice president Mre: Teel TillOnYlzst visited Mrr, An, Kale; RecordiegSegretary Mrs, Joint Moyian for the week en, rra* Bicknell; CcirreqPendenge . Mrtv and Mrs. 0.044 Secretary 144. Edward Mc,. balm, moved to St. Pounikpltook Grath; Treasurer -"Mrs, James their farm atBeechwood. Sloan Jr. The mystery prize, donated by Mrs. Frank Ryan, was \won by Mrs. Theo. Melady. Miss Anne Melady, Regaat and Bertrand La Pointe, of Thom* pson, Man., are visiting at the home of M. and Mrs. Edward Melady. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murray and family, Toronto, spent the week end with Mrs. Michael Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith and children, Acton, visited Mr. and S 1104 thepaarae most Interesting. ' "The first' Cromarty Cub and Scout packs held a bottle drive on Saturday throughout Hibbert Township. Miss Bonnie Miller, David Dow and Bob Templeman have completed, their semesters at the University of Guelph and are home with their families. Mr . and Mrs. John Burleigh and family, Goderich, visited Suadaiss with , Mr. and Mrs. Bob • Notrisa4tndfa.mily. iiirs",thdc Nprris, East Lan- News of Brodhagen Correspondent Mrs. Ken Elligsen Mrs. Ada. Armstrong, Exe- ter. and Mr., and Mrs. William Jacob, Kitchener, visited ;with Mr: and Mrs. Manuel Beuerman. weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Doug Aitchison, Mr. Aithison, and family, Markdaie. ' Mt, and Mrs. Laverne Wolfe were guests of mfs,MyrtleSmith at Listowel on Saturday. Mrs. Lavine Beuerman has been a patient at Seaforth Com- munity Hospital since Thursday evening. Mr. Paul Deitners underwent surgery at the Seaforth Com- munity Hospital early last week. Mr. and Mrsa Wilfred Ahrens visited with Mrs. Rachael Ahrens at the Milton General Hospital on Sunday. Mr. Rudolph Thiel of Ruther- glen visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ahrens. as this season. Special guest for the evening was Mrs. Lorne Cronin of Kit- chener who did a make-up dem- onstration. Mrs. Mary Delayer was the model. Mrs. Cronin gave pointers on the proper way.. to apply her product and helpful hints, on face care. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry God- dard, Hamilton were visiting with Mr. sand Mrs. Aubrey Woodman and family on the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Warren and'- Jill,, Stratford were visit- ing with Mrs. Jean Dill on Sun- day. Mrs. Frank Evans spent the week end in Weston with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cl eery and family. Miss Monica Roach is spend- ing a few days in Stratford with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hartleib. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Butters and Dahny, Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Butters and family, Hespler were visiting with Mr. Tom Butters on the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Don Klink- hammer and family, Kitchener were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Klinkhammer on the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hall- inan, Detroit, Michigan are spending a few days at the home of Mr. Frank Cronin while they are visiting with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lo- omens and Peter are.spending three weeks in Holland with re-, latives. Mr. Andrew Nyland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nyland, is a patient in the Stratford General Hospital. • Master Bob Cronin, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Cronin is a patient in • the Stratford General Hospital. Legion Aux.' Has Birthday , The Seaforth Legion Ladies' Auxiliary celebrated their .18th birthday Wednesday night by en- tertaining Legion Auxiliary members from the surrounding district. . President Peg Coombs wel- comed- the guests and was in charge of the program which in- cluded: a tap dance and Hat. Parade bargaeter branch, Song and , Dance by Mamie Sutcliffe, ,Goderich branch, an accordion solo by Wanitta,Holland, Clinton branch, Musical number' "The Chiprinunks" , B ru as els....branch„. Spring Fashion Show by Hehsall branch, a solo "More" by Peg Coombs accornpalnied by,,. Alice McConnell on•the piano. Gifts were presented to old- est and youngest members and others iry Wingham branch. Days. Finnigan and. Barbara Scott were inscharge of the ,games. A Penny Sale followed ,and a draw for a cake was won by Ariel Wood and 'pillow cases, donated by Vera Hudson of West- Minster Hospital, were won by Zone Commander, Evelyn Car- roll of Goderich. A buffet lurich was served including a birthday cake de- corated by 18 candles. The ,annual Meeting of -ow C.W.L. was held in the PASO- hall enWedneadaY eveningi- Father dostveen opened vdtik prayer, Mrs. Frank Murray, the President, chaired the meeting, Uri. Tom Kale read the minutes in the absence of Mrs. T. Jr Murray. There were 92 paid up members. The altars are being takeh 'care-: Hof for ARril by Mrs. Tom Kale and Marianne Kate. Mrs. Maurice Melady visit the sick. Father Oostveen commended, the members for their work and their meetings. - Fees will be collected - a1.20. for membership and the Canadian . League plus 24 for those who wish to join the purgatorial/ Society. Letters -were read from the Chairman of Central Committee regarding the Diocesan Coven-' tion on May 19th and 20th, also, thank you notes from Mrs.Lev4. Coyne and Mrs. Gilbert Murray,. It was decided to have a low mass offered for the members who have left the parish. The retiring president thanked the members, the executive, Father Oostveen and Msgr. White for their help and cos operation during her term of office. The following is the slate of officers for the coming year ,- President - Mrs. Raymond Mur- ray; Past President - Mrs.Frank Murray; 1st. Vice'President Describes. ETV Work Correspondent . Mrs.Ethel Thiel Don Gray, 'London School Board,Educational T.V. Consult- ant was the guest speaker at the Mitchell Public School Home and School. monthly meeting in the auditorium on Monday night. The' Main Street United Church ten- piece orchestra delighted the, audience for the first half hour, of the evening. Mrs. Russell McCallum President, welcomed the large gathering and Mrs. Donald Gaf- fney introducecaMr. Gray. "Educational T.V. is• making people aware of the fact that all T.V. is educational in some shape as it is all informative'', he said. T.V. has been used in schools in the U.S.A. for the past fifteen years. It is a fact that all people spend so ,much time viewing T.V. not only children, that it has a great influence on the lives of all ages". Mr. Gray added .that more people have 't V. in their homes than have children, telephones or Lift Insurance andapoke of one church in Toronto which uses T.V. in their Sunday School as a medium of teaching. Speaking of T.V. in London schools, he said there is one T.V. for every 90 students. Mitchell P.S. has two T.V's. The one reason T.V. is not used more often is that it does not fit into the timetables but Mr. Gray pointed out that video tapes which may be purchased and monitored on a monitor and used at any time are very practical. Willie Cardwell of the M.D.H. S. Staff thanked Mr. Gray. Correspondent Beata Malkus Marg Elligsen TRIP TO WATERLOO Saturday morning, bright and ,early (like, '7:30 a.m.) Mr. Ichi- kawa and fifteen math students, boarded a bus and journeyed to Waterloo to study and use the computers at UniverSity of Wa- terloo. The students attended four lectures given by demonStrators, in the computer building and then had a chance to try their skills try working out some problems. Bryan Hodgert, who is a student at'? Waterloo, accompanied the math club and helped iron out any problems that arose. The day was enjoyed by everyone. FORMAL Anyone searching for a for- mula for success would do well to follow the steps taken by the' Students' Council before the An- nual Formal last Friday night. Months of hard work and diligent preparation went into making it the biggest and most beautiful bash ever. (Well, anyway, in the last' dozen or so years.) Some time ,ago, committees were organized and people placed in charge of different areas: those deserving aspecial mention .include Neil;MadDonald - presi- dent of the Students' Council, Jim Rowat and Brian Leonhardt — lobby, John McGrath , streamers, ' Melannie Matzold, Neil Mac- Donald, Jean Campbell, Carol Bell - murals, Cris Turnbull, Angela Devereauf- throne, Barb Bryans - cafeteria, Ray Beattie - incidentals, Gwen McLean - ad- vertising and public relations, Bill Kunz and Ralph Smith - lights. Special mention goes to the custodians - Mr. John Hen- derson, Mr. Don McLean and mr. Frank Roberton who put up with the deCorating every night, Upon entering the school, the couples atte'hding entered a gar- den. After passing through flower - arbours, they could admire a - wildlife scene (with genuine gold- fish) or continue through into the auditorium decorated as a ball.- room. Lunch was available in the cafeteria, arranged to re- semble an outdoor patio.. The highlight of the evening was indubitably the crowning of the 1970-71 School Queen. Vo- ting was carried out by secret ballot on Wednesday and the Queen and Princess chosen from the six nominees (Barb Bryans, Angela Devereaux, Gail Doig, Mary El- liott, Sharon Shea, ,and Nellie Swinkels). ,At midnight, the girls were introduced by. Neil Mac-' .Donald; they walked down-the.. auditorium to the throne at the rear, where the winner, Miss Gall Doig, was crowned by. last year's queen, Miss Cynthia Newnham. Her attendant for upcoming year will be Sharon Shea. Music for the evening was provided by Johnny Downs and his Orchestra. The attendance figures were higher than anti- cipated, but an enjoyable time was has! by all. • Again, thanks to all who work- ed so long to make this event such a successfyl one. STUDENT. WEEK Final plans have been made by the Students' Council for the Annual Stqdent Week to he held April 27-May 1 this year. The schedule calls for a "Greaser Day", Monday', on which the stu- dents will wear their locks, grea- sy, their bodieaadirty and their socks white. Tuesday is . to be "Jamaica Day" and the students pwil ally thaveheir thetan (if op opportunity iyt ywteon rdiings summ er clothing. Wednesday promises to be amusing if no- thing else - it's "Hippy Day". Thursday is "Clash Day" and Friday "Flower Day". During Student Week, the stu- dents will be conducting their annual Chocolate Bar Campaign.. Three-quarters of the profits will be donated to St. Vincent School in the West Indies. Kraft Cheese SLICES 8-oz. 39c sing, Michiaan, visited Sund Mrs. Edwin 'Rock returned ome Friday having spent two with Mrs. Sam Norris and Mr. and Mrs. Bab Norris and family. Miss Karen and S;.eveti Miller spent the weekend with their aunt, Mrs. Rose HerrissChisle- hurst. - Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Miller and Mr. and Mks. Russell' Miller attensied the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller, Warren, Michigan ' over the week each Mr . and Mrs. BREAD Red and White or Lewis, 24-oz. loaves loaves $1 Gingerale -Kist 30-oz. Duncan Hines CAKE MIX, pkg ' CHEF WHIZ, one-lb. - Mrs, Donald Moylan, Sto M4ryei have, moved to the Moylan farm, which is * eentery, farm, - .- ' Mrs. Ron Ma . y andchildren, 4(4 Stratford, ape t Saturday with Mr. and tore. ugnstepuehartne. DonalirMurra-Y,I,Onclori,. Paul O'Reilly,, Wingham, Miss. Anne Shea,London,. . Miss Sharyn Bure, Toronto, spent the week end at their homes here. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Rick, nell attended the Bennewies s Feeney wedding in- Seaforth. on Saturday. JUST 'A FEW OF THE APECIALS WE OFFER • . g. 1.91.11.1i.911.4an Soccer 400 •••• ,PkSti:1 _Pt• • ill :begin " May 09. The .4;tt goiii0n4Pogger-C:141?.. will play their 101440meg the Seaforth W0;10'144_ School: soccer field and *Al host London' 'HMO, 14,their borne opener on 'WY gnd, with thew*, off at 6:00 von. • St, Columban will be PlAYIng in the Western. Section of the., second Division the L.D.S. 4, along with London .Roma F.C., London Scottish, London Yugo- Slay,. Canadians, Sarnia Briar- Wood Rangers, Goderich Rangers and St. Marys. Teams In the Easter Section of the Second Division are, Lon- don Croatia, London Polonla, London"Celtic, St. Thomas Ki- ckers; St. Thomas Royal Reuse Sports ,Club, Delhi Lions and Woodstock. . Each team will have an eigh- teen game schedule, plus play- off games for the Sinosic Me- '04.414'.r40114,1011.44 site for opv tlistp0ningr.44740. Learn From the Pros All Hockey_ Players • wishing to attend the KILL Players' Association Hockey School in H ARRISTON To be held Aug. 3-8 and Aug: 10-15 Please Contact LEISURE SPORTS 'PROMOTION LIMITED • 80 Riphanond Street. West Suite 1905, Toronto, Ontario, or George MacLean, Box' 430, Harriston BEFORE MAY 15 ' tree bus service for all Hockey Players into Harriston if routes can be set tip suitable to the area. •Sher • 4.:the:40.7.,pt the' Aef.0.90i.:. 1P.; ;ITS :•0040.4'will "advance 4m.44..04Secti* 00:01:400140,1WO.i.X0PC104*# the First Flab ,paint` out tija040;10.,0Y006 /n4lq#,lorkttig w*pe,:#000:rie • sPniNg,..Olegk. ' • NOTE' Can work garde is, spread for, Wiser on lawns and ,gapclens, Also have a tractor, tfOPb1„e, disc, in perfect shape; for WILK McQUAID • LONDON & DISTRICT SOCCER LONDON ROMA F.C. vs. ST. COLUMBAN SAT., MAY 2nd , at 6 p.m., at- Seaforth District High School Field This is the opening game in what promises to be an exciting season of football. s Fashion Fabrics it TISSUE - Maple Leaf Sweet Pickled Maple Leaf Vac Pac Side .• lb. 87c Cottage Roll lb' 69c BACON SUNKIST ORANGES 180's 2 doz. 79c Hairstyling 627-1700 SEAFORTH 140(11(S AND STATDINEla Knock:. The Friendly Store In Seaforth "the friendly towii" --- ONTARIO DUBLIN,