HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-04-24, Page 16GROUP CONFIRMED — 18 Young people were confirmed as members of
Londesborough United Church in a ceremony Sunday evening. The new church
members, with their Minister, Rev. Stanley C. McDonald are: back left, Katherine
May Hunking, Donna Irene Reid, Danny Edward Lear, Ldrry James Howatt, Rev.
McDonald, Keith Alexander Howatt, Darrell Gordon Shobbrook, Joan Marie
Hunking, Kathy Mae Ellen Penfound; second row - Edward George Riley, Kevin
Charles Hulley, Heather Anne Fothergill, Madelyn Ann Sewers, Colleen Marie
Carter, Thomas Edmund. Pollard; front - Kathryn Joanne Lyon, Steven Douglas
BromI4, StevenDouglas Jewitt, Cathy Lydia Peel.
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Londesborough
by them 4-3. The "C" .
championship went to Brussels
who edged by Palmerston 4-3 to
win atrophy.
Each team was put
into a A, B, C, and AAA group.. It
went by population. Therefore,
Brussels ended up playing on A
team for the Grand Championship
which was Merritton. We lost 4-2
but put forth a great hockey
game.
Several of the players on
the Brussels team attend Seaforth
Public School.
by Danny Achilles
taken.
The meeting was adjourned
and lunch was served.
Betty MacLean, speaks at Twilight Circle
For the month of April an
experiment with grade 7 is being
conducted in the Home
Economics and Industrial classes
for Seaforth Public School only.
The boys will be taking Home,
Economics classes and the girls
will be taking Industrial Arts
classes. The girls have been
given a choice of making a cutting
board, a bowl, a key tag or a
candy dish. The boys will be
doing basic cooking and a small
sewing project.
Hockey
Congratulations o Keith
The April meeting of the
Egmondville ,United Church
Twilight Circle was held at Mrs.
Ruth Smith's.
Business consisted of a
discussion of the menu for the
Craft. Show supper; a booth at the
Church 'Auction to sell
anniversary spoons; and
The • Happy Citizens Itiet
Thursday, April 10th, in the
Legion rooms for euchre-Winners
were - Ladies' High - Mrs. Nora
Maloney; Lone Hands - Mrs.
Marion Routledge and Low, Miss
Mary Ryan. Men's high - Secord
McBrien, Lone Hands - Charles
McClure who .vas the first prize
winner in the Minor Hockey
draw. Keith is the son- of Mr. and
Mrs. Don McClure of Winthrop.
He is in grade four at the Seaforth.,
Public School. The draw was
made Saturday, March 22, at
Seaforth Arena by Marilyn
.Murray. The prize was $100.
Congratulations, Keith, from
Seaforth Public School.
by Debbie Hulley
On Satufday, March 15, 1975,
Brussels Atoms played Kingsville
Stoms and defeated them 4-2.
We played Milverton and slipped
arranging a time to tour ARC
Industries in. Dashwodd.
Marion Rose and Wanda Dietz
were in charge of the meeting.
After a short worship service,
they introduced Betty MacLean,
guest speaker. She told about her
trip to Europe last year and
showed the pictures she had
Cunningham and Low - James
Murray.
Winners of a draw on a box of
groceries was - Louis Feeney.
Plans are in the making for a.
bus trip.
Lunch was served by our social
committee.
Londesborough United Church
was filled on Sunday evening,
April 20th for a special service, at
which time eighteen young
people were confirmed. Rev.
Stanley C. McDonald, minister of
the church conducted the very
impressive service , of
confirmation and special music
was provided by the choir under
the direction of Mrs. Allen
Shaddick, choir director and Miss
Louise Lovett, organist. Mrs.
Ross Jewitt was the soloist and
sang "The Lord's Prayer" as well
as "Holy Spirit, Lord of Love".
Reg. Lawson and Jack Tamblyn,
members of the Session of Elders
greeted the congregation ant)
John Salverda, Dennis Fothergill,
Kevin Howatt and Kevin Jewitt
were the ushers.
Those being confirmed were
Kathy Hunking, Donna Reid,
Danny Lear, Lady Howatt, Keith
Howatt, Darrell Shobbrook, Joan
Hunking,' Kathy Penfound,
Curator
named at
Playhouse
Edward Riley, ,Kevin Hulley,
Heather Fothergill, Madelyn
Sewers, Tom Pollard, Kathy
Lyon, Steven Jewitt, Steven
Bromley, Cathy Peel and Colleen
Carter.
The Elders assisting with the
service were Lorne Hunlung,
Emerson Hesk, Wayne Lyon, Jim
Jamieson, Jack Lee, Gordon
Shobbrook, Bert Shobbrook,
MargaretTaylor, Clara Riley.
Nelson McClure, ' "Norman
Alexander, Lloyd Pipe, Don
Buchanan, Edythe Beacom,
Nick Whyte, Harry Snell, Harry
Lear, and David Reid.
Following the service a
reception was held in the church
hall served by the United Church
Women under the direction of
Mrs. Lorne Hunking.
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Wednesday, April 30, 1975 is a
county-wide • ProfeSsional
Developnwnt Day' for teachers 'in
all schools under the jurisdiction.
of the Huron County Board of
Education. While all students are
enjoying a holiday, their teachers
will be attending one of our
conferences being held • in the
county. Teachers, basically, will '
attend the conference. according
to the division in which they •
teach.
Primary Division (Kinder-
garten, Grade one, two, three). -
The primary division teachers will
meet in the Seaforth Public
School, Mrs. Elizabeth Leslie,
primary consultant, Ontario
Ministry of Education, will speak
to the group.
Representatives from both the
local and the Ontario divison of
the Cancer Society will be present
to introduce a no-smoking
program.
Part of the day will be spent in
workshop sessions, planning,
preparing and developing
materials for students.
Junior Divison (grade four,
five,• six) - Junior division
teachers will meet for the day in
Exeter Public School.
A number of sessions will
operate simultaneously with
teachers• choosing those which are
most appropriate for them.
Mr, Ken Browne, English
Consultant, London Board of
Education, will conduct a session
on procedures for integrating
classroom subjects.
A team from the regional
office, Ontario Ministry of Educa;
tion, will demonstrate procedures
for effective use of classroom
resources.
A simulation of a presentation
by Sir Alec Clegg will offer a
contract between contemporary
British and Canadian though on
education,
A physical education workshop
conducted by Mr. Ron McKay,
Mrs. Georgina ReSmolds and Mr.
Bud Walker will develop ideas for
the use of dance in the physical
education program.
A workshop will be held which
will assist teachers working with
the creative development of
children.
Intermediate Division (grade
seven, eight, nine, ten) - Inter-
mediate division teachers will
meet at Goderich District
Collegiate Institute.
In the morning a panel com-
posed of Mr. Robert Southcott,
Mrs. Shirley McAllister, Mrs.
Dpnna Wood, Mr. Douglas
Fortune and Mr. D. J. Cochrane
will respond to the statement
"What I Expectief the Schools".
Teachers, in groups of ten, will
then respond. to the question,
"Can We Deliver the Product
Requested?"
• In the afternoon teachers will
view and examine materials and
equipment relative to specific
subjects in the curriculum.
The theme for the afternoon
will be, "Beyond High School -
Employee or Student". A panel
consisting of representatives from
Business, Community, College,
industry and University will
address the audience on the topic:
the student as I perceive him and
the student as I wish to perceive
him. It is anticipated that
audience reaction will provoke
some dialogue. Panel members
are Mrs. M. Tone, Employment
Representative, Bell Telephone
Co.; Professor Kenneth Hunter,
President of Conestoga College;
Mr. Gerry Kading, Personnel
Manager, Dashwood Industries
Ltd; Dr. Donald Morgenson,
Psychology Dept., Wilfred
Laurier University. Panel
moderator will be Mr. Bruce
Shaw, Vice-Principal of Seaforth
District High, School.
Happy Citizens plan trip \
James Murphy, Managing
Director for the Huron Country
Playhouse, announced recently
the appointment of Ruth Ann
Merner, of Dashwood, as curator
for the Granary, the Playhouse
Art Gallery. As curator, Ms.
Meurer will be responsible for the
general management of the
Gallery as well as the booking of
exhibits, which are held in
conjunction with the regular
Playhouse Summer Season.
Ms. Merner, who-studied fine
arts at the University of Toronto
for four years, is presently head
of the Arts Department at
l3anting Secondary School in
London.
She has had exhibits of her own
work, which, is in weaving and
pottery, in such places as ,the
Japanese Cultural Centre in
Toronto, the North York Art
Centre, also in Toronto, and the
Art Mart in London. All of her
shoWS haw been given a warm f, .
receptionliy'ah levers.'
In the past yea rttr e Granary ,
has presented the works Ofartists
such as Helen West, Grand Bend;
Karen Batten, Exeter; Mona
Mulhern, Goderich; Jense Boyd,
Kitchener; Art Laduick,
Waterloo; Arnheim Walters,
London and Charles Sharun of
London, along with; of course,
Ms. Merner's work.
This year, Ms. Merner hopes to
be able to present the works of
many other regional artists. She
also hopes to be able to present
11 exhibit of outstanding art work
gem area high schools.
Benson Tuckey, Chairman\ of
Fund Raising for the Playhouse,
announced that word had been'
-received from the Charles H.
Ivey Foundation that a gift of
$15,000 is being made to the
Huron Country , Playhouse
Building Fund.
News. of the gift was received
from Peter Ivey, a spokesman for
the Foundation.
The first phase of the new
theatre building, already under
construction, is expected to be
ready for the June 25th opening.
The total cost of the building,
designed by Left-Smith of
Toronto, is $125,00011.