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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-10-30, Page 14p ANOTHER BIRTHDAY — Mrs. Leila Dundas celebrated her birthday on Wednesday-at Seaforth Manor. Born in McKillop Township, she lived most. of her life in the Walton area. She has a family of three daughters, all of Toronto, and son Frank. One son predeceased her some years ago. Mrs. Dundas, althoug4 confined to a wheel chair, is in good health. (Staff Photo) 90 ON SATURDAY — Mrs. Ada Reid is celebrating her 90th birthday on Saturday. Mrs. Reid was born in Stanley Township and spent a good bit of her early life in the Bayfield, Varna area. Mrs. Reid worked In a general store and took care of her father until he passed away. A party is being arranged in her hqnour at Seaforth Manor. She enjoys life and is very adept at crocheting. 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Paint up with long-lasting, lop quality'Kem interior/exterior paints and stains. - Choice of colour s and white. , And priced right for thr-r-r-ifty painters. . ON SALE FROM I OCT. 30 TO NOV. 7 ***.rocOk•tw ... MRE '77 THAN AGALLON- 744411.4: k++÷ VELVET OR SEMI-GLOSS RE $257 AN , A GALLON ii**40.4 KI4410 :•Ps•••200.0i: 4. Tk*.flUti Birthday Greetings to Mrs. Leila Dundas who celebrated her 88th birthday on Wednesday. A small party is being held in her honour by the staff at Seaforth • Manor. Celebrating with her on Tuesday afternoon were Miss Bessie Davidson, Mrs. Mary Thornton and Mrs. Lavina Wat- son of Walton who provided. a birthday cake and also celebrated Mrs. Watson's birthday. - Mr. and Mrs. Joe Galbraith of Ottawa visited with Mrs. Ada Reid on. Saturday and took her Rentemlierl ,It takes • btit truitnent to plade an expositor *ant Ad. Dial 527-0240. • aunt for dinner. Other visitors were Mr. John. Marks of London, Mr. Fred McGavin Mrs. Jennie Storey and Mrs. E. McCartney of town. Miss Marion Scarlett visited with Miss Bessie Davidson and Mrs. Ada Reid. Miss Tillie Dundas visited with Mrs. Leila Dundas. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Darling visited with Mr. John Darling on Sunday. • Mr. William Scott was home, with Mrs. Scott for supper on was completed they had time for one or two rides. Power-Line Safety At the first of the month Constable Wray was a guest speaker at our school. He came from the Ontario Plovincial Police Station' in4Goderich. The friendly constable showed us a film on power safety and had a little demonstration which showed us the power line safety rules that we should remember. Constable Wray talked to the Kindergarten classes about other aspectS of safety. . Making Soup One Friday, children from grade two brought in some vegetables including potatoes, carrots and tomatoes, The . Blass then washed and cut the veget- ables: Miss Walsh le d the class to the school's kitchen and they watched the soup cook. After it . was done,' they ate it for lunch. Some disliked it while others thought it was very tasty. Sunday evening. Mr. John Not- tingham of Vancouver B.Cfevisit- ed with Mr. Zack McSpadden: Mrs. Mabel McAdam of Clin- ton visited her brother 'Mr. Thomas Chu rchill. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Kipfer and Mr. John Steinberg of Stratford visited Mr. Emil Hermansen and Paul Leick and also played some tape recordings for all the resi- dents to hear on Monday evening. Mr. Wesley D. Ham of Hunts- ville Ontario visited with Mr. William Scott. Friday afternoon's bingo was very well attended and winners were n Full. house; Mr. John Darling, Mrs. Minnie Hawley and Mr..Duncan Aikenhead. Straight 'Gold production in the Yukon Territory was valued at $4.1 million in 1974, an increased output of 26,000 ounces. ****** The leading mineral produced in ,the Yukon Territory is zinc valued at $6 9 million on lower production of 196 million pounds. reopie buy 1:0::•pert)i Recent 'For y tranSter0 made through t e real estate office of 'Jose h McConnell include: The A.M.Liti(gow cottage in Egmondville to Miss Maryanne Weiler, Seaforth. The Mrs. Carol Hoelscher property on Jarvis Street, to David De Vries. The William A. Brown house in Egmondville to John R.a.cho. The Gerald Groothius property on Huron Street to Adolph Van Pouke, R.R., Blyth. Miss Wilma Seip's house-4, Market Street to Adolph Van Pouke. The Harvey Thompson house in Siaffa to. Bruce Wilkinson, Toronto. The Adolph ' Van Pouke property on Huron Street to William Al Holman'. . The Gregory Rau residence on Side Street to John rrest.,. The.. Roy Kerr re on ,• Railway Street t • Ray Beisel, Seaforth The property in Harpurhey owned by David De Vries to Ray Henderson. Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad. Dial 527-0240. Pict Tres were taken of the pupils at Hullett Central on October 9, 1975. Both individual and •class pictures were taken. Then it, was the teacher's turn. The photographer was from Na-, tional School Services in London and he will return on November 12 to take the pictures of the other kindergarten class as well as any Others that were missed. The, pictures will be given to all pupils sometime in December. Canadian Brass The pupils from grade ,.eight and the power learning class attended a 'concert at Central Huron SecondarrSchool in Clin- ton on Wednesday afternoon, October 8. ' ' A musical group known as the Canadian Brass „presented the concert. The grog was very entertaining. The music 'was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone present. The pupils travelled. to. Clinton and back 17y bus. - A Ne* Secretary. • This fall we welcomed a new secretary, Mrs, Lobb, to our school. (She went to High School in London where she learned secre- tarial skills. For the past two years she has been studying English and, History at the University 'of West Ontario where she is still en oiled as a part time student. Her hobbies are doi crafts, walking and cooking. We hope she enjoys 'being part Of the staff at Hulletl. Election '75 While Ontario was having their ,,, election, Hullett, Central SchoOl participated in one also. On Friday, September 26 the annua student's (Council election was held with grades one to eight casting votes. The students met the nominees at a very informa- tive and enjoyable assembly. The following candidates presented themselves for the positions indicatedivPresident: Judy Garter Robbie Plunket, Pat Stackhouse. Secretary: Diane Bromley, Karen Durriin. Treasurer: Susan Jami- ' • son, Debbie Westerhout. The students body elected the following Students Council - for 1975-76, President: Judy Carter, Vice President: 'Robbie Plunket, .Secretary: Karen Durnin, Treas- inert Debbie Westerhout. • The Students Council will be -kept busy thinking up new ideas for the-students at Hullet Central, ... -' dii,.• , Tslp to' the Western Fair Sep ember, the grade six class anti the power learning class went on is field trip to the Western Fair, in Lonflon. Mr. Riley, .Mrs. Onggrato, Mrs. Boman, Mr. , ' Talbot and' Mr. MacLennan were the teachers who acdOinpanied, the students. Both &saes had to answer, 'questions regarding• the animals - at the fair. 'When their research' line; Miss lla Gardner, Mr. Alvin MeNain, Mr. Harold Walsh. Four corners; Mr. Wilbur Keyes, Mr. Morley Bloomfield, Mrs. Marj- orie Rock and Mrs. Alberta Hudie visited with Mrs. Lillie Hudie. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bolton of Winthrop visited with Miss Bes- sie Davidson. Kilbarchan Notes .(By Mabel Turnbull) Birthday greetings to Mr. Percival Clarke, Toronto, 80 this week. Visitors with Mrs. Maria Seiler were daughters Mrs. Maria Stein- er an Mrs. Margerite Burlet both anta Monica, California. MrS. Thelmaliode, Mrs. Doris Muir and Mrs. Mary Longstaff attended an activist meeting sponsored by the Ontario Hos- • pital at Goderich. it was for Musing Homes in the area. Their report of the Meeting was ,yery favourable. 8315 AM/FM/MPX . WITH 8 —TRAM PLAYER AND TURNTABLE. Automatic record changer. Thumb wheel tuning: individual controls for bass;treble, volume and balance. Lighted radio dial and tuning meter. Channel selector lights for 8-track player. Jacks for.: headphone, AUX, 4 speakers and AC. ' Cabinet: 201h(W)x 4 3/4 " (H) x 15 1/4 "(D) I . Speakers; 11" (W) x 15'/4"'(H) x 61/2 "1D.). . 'COMPLETE . N• $198-.00 WITH STAND WITHOUT 'STAND ;$159.00 ,News of Hullett Central I VINCENT STAFF VISITS RAND OLE OPRY This past weekend Vincent Farm Equipment Ltd. sponsored a tour to Nashville, Tennessee for their employees, Including wives and husbands. Ninety people enjoyed fun and excitement of Music City, U.S.A. Staying for two nights in Nashville the group visited the Opryland Entertainment Park and also the famous Grand Ole Opry. During a tour of Nashville the group saw several sears' homes; the Country Music Hail of Fame; visited Columbia Recording Studios seeing the famous "Studio B" where many of the famous artists record. A highlight of the trip was the Old Opry House where local Ayrite star "Wally Spencer" performed on stage for the group. A big moment came as Wally finished his song and was sought after for autographs by many other tourists who happened 'to be in the hall at the time. The tour was in lieu of the staff Christmas party with the purpose of building group.enthusiasm and promoting teamwork among employees at all three locations.