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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1978-05-11, Page 5tli-anclay with Mr. and Mrs. Har6ici Schlattman, Matilda St. South. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Schlattman and Linda Smith of Stratford also spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs.Harold Schlattman. g The Baptism of Gregory James Paratchek„ brother of -Beverley, son fo Donna and Jim Paratchtk, Dublin took pace on Sunday MaY 7, 1978 at • Knox Presbyterian Church, Mitchell by Rev. Wallace Murray. Family and friends attending were: Grand- Gregory, Thorndale; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gregory, Alex and Neil, Lakeside; Mr. and Mrs.; John Gregory, Mark, Scot and. Dean, Thorndale; Mr. and Mrs. Alatr Gregory, K aren and Chris, London; Mr. and Mrs::Allen Wakem, Connie, Marty and Robbie, R.R.#4, St. m arys; Mr. and Mrs. Rbnald Walcott), Lynne, cf ; Je-Anne and Denise, R.R.#4, St. I m arys; Mr. and Mrs. Paar Suplat, Danny and Sherry, Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. David Brown, •Tracey and Jeffery, Dublin. 4 Chequing Savings nb service charge VICTORIA and GREY TRUST ye FARIVIERS... Our Seed and Fertilizer Supplies' are Dwindling Fast Don't Be, Disappointed . . . See Us Today HOMEOWNERS.... See Our Large Selection of Lawn and Garden Supplies NEW—HOURS To Serve You Better OPEN SATURDAY 8 a.m. to 12 noon OPNOTCH TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED Phone 627-1.'910 -Seaforth II • 4 n .1a Mall to: ROYAL HOMES LTD. BOX 370, WINGHAM, ONTARIO. Name Addreis Town • Telephone Have A Lot: Yes No Location HOMES $ 3 from ,995. 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Dial S27-0240. e.rat Simon DeWit of Lot 21, Con. 2, visited • Hibbert Council May 1 concerning a clean out of a portion of the Murphy Drairi Council had .trouble in interpre- ting some of the 1968 Report on this Drain, and the cleric Was, instructed for clarification to be obtained from the-engineer when he visited the township..on May .3, and report back' to council. iscusses arains . Elston, Professional. Engineer,, of Spreit,Incorporated London, visited with council , and outlined some of the services they could offer council. These included arena buildings, plans of, sub-division and municipal .clraltiage. The last item was of • GRADE 8 STUDENTS CONFIRMED—The Grade 8 St. Columban students confirmed last week at St. Columban Church were (front) Janice Murray, Gary Malone, Pat 'Melady and Denise Ducharme and St. Columban people in Winnipeg CONFIRMATION " SERVICE These Grade 7 . students of St, Columban School were confirmed last wePitjn a .service conducted by Bishop Sherlock of. the LondOn Diocese. The students are (front) Kim Swart, Carolyn O'Reilly, Joanne Albert and Margaret Hicknell; (back) Bishop Sherlock, Colleen Melady and Eileen Duffy. (Absent, Wayne Ryan, Rob Lane and Michael Van Drunen). , Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dolmage and Jeff of Seaforth, Mrs. Clare Murray, Mr. Clarence Malone and Mr. Emmett Ma16'ne both of Seaforth,'Mr. and Mrs.' Jack Malone, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Malone and family of Sheddon' Mrs. Viola Riley. Mri . Muriel' • Perth school religious rggram gets compl iments ttended the Mal one-Lon ding- ~,tttu'dIY at St. John and daughter tl.___.mji,___..v_isited—irr —p-aefits Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brebeuf Church in Winnipeg,The marriage was performed„;,,,h1r„.., Father John Costar; of A religious program, organized at Listowel District SecOndary School about five years ago, has received complimentary comment from the department of education. It was , organized bye- Arne Kotanen, •head of the school history department. Keith P. Thompson, Perth County Board ,of Education' assistant director, said the Listowel project proved that religious programs could . be developed on a local basis. Mr. Tlioin pon made the comments at a meeting of the county board's ad hoc committee On religious and moral education in the schools, during a committee meeting here' Monday .,••• • The committee has had a series of public, meetings since it was organized in November and plans to set up a 'schedule of future meetings to ascertain if citizens, have any new suggestions. Establishment of any religious program is giving the committee, several, second thoughts about original plans. Among the Important issues introduced- at the Monday meeting were suggestions by three members of the clergy. Rev. J. V. Gleeson of Immaculate Conception Church in - Stratford, said he thought there should be a community' approaCh to the subject whereby the committee could determine if a religious course in one area would be acceptable in another area of the county. A _ He had Said earli that he had th p m public wex e_also_r,oncernerLabout--those--- e who had no church affiliation. • forums.; that citizens generally supported religious and moral courses, but that many citizens There should be no regimented course of study, said veteran Baptist .clergyman Rev. J. B. Pittaway of Memorial Church in Stratford. He said that during his 50 years as a clergyman he had conducted religious instruction in schools without following any established education department curriculum. Tillsonburg assisted by Fa,ther Scott of foronto. While there, we had a good taste of Western hospitality. We were entertained by the groom's family and the bride's family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Malone, on several occasions. We ad-lovely tnealbalmy days in the warm sun. The only day it rained was the day we left. Much .fun. was had by all and all tricks forgiven--we are h ope. Casualties? One western cold brought cast and one suitcase that failed to arrive when we did. Both are .being taken care of. ' ---Watch for the doors of The Wardrobe to open May 20 Main Street BAYFIELD, ONTARIO interest to council. and Mr. Elston explained his firmS procedures, and promised to send to the clerk copies of their open and closectdrainage reports. Reeve McPhail thanked Mr. Elston for his-' presentation.. „,-" ApprOval-was, given for Yundt Brothers to haul gravel from Lot 10 , Con 6., via sideroad 10/11 to County Road 1.6, The„contractor to be responsible for any damage to the roads, and leave in, good tepair after contract finished. Connell approved three A-tile drainage loans for the Fiscal Year 1979 (April 1st 1979/31st March 1980). It was reported 'by the Road Superintendent that Tile Drainage. Work was a present proceedipg in. the Township. Petitions- for construction of muncipal drains were accepted by council irom Toth Simonsen and, others, and from Cliff Miller and others. Clerk was directed to inform the Conservation Authority, for June for appointment of an e.i.igineer .t andplace on agenda . Road vouchers for. April in the sum of $6787.08, and for general account for $3874.85. The clerk was authorized to order an air conditioning unit for the' Township Office. . . coupip: Married -33 yearS... (back), Brendan Lane, John Hicknell, Richard Visser, Mary-Jo Ryan, Louise Nolan and Mary Murray. (Expositor Photo) Perth students can catch up Students who missed any. tuit- ion; 'result of a Perth. County, Secondary School teachers work- to-rule "strike"; will be given an Tportunify to make up for. lost tune in a catch-up plan. Gordon Stewart, super- intendent of instruction for the wunty, announced at a_teachers' contract-approval meeting Thursday afternoon (4 May); that education director R.K.• Self .had prepared a plan to make available to students extra classroom in- struction. „ Complete detailsof the plan are being worked out with teachers and schools' administrative staff. While the teachers work-to-rule has been termed a "strike" the teachers' were actually in class- rooms for specified periods. p1 Dublin Local Talent is want ed at Dublinfest___: ..the __fourth- amnia "Dublinfest" sponsored by Dublin & Distrit Lions Club June 10th. Members are looking for local talent td participate in the "Dublinfest Talent Show". Any interested person young or .shouldold sontact Mary Litwiller at 345-2033 Leon or Ron Ferguson '345=2363 prior to the:event Your involvement Will be appreciated. Personals Mrs. Kay Schlattman .spent a few days last weekend in St. Thomas visiting her sister Mrs. Wm. Klein. Mr. and Mrs.-Klein 1.'41".k *rap. Correspondent • Marg Hulley 527-1856 Orval and Lila Storey celebrated their 33rd wedding anniversary recently and wi h them were their 7 children and 14 grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jones, David and Sheila,. Lucan; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Glanville, Bill, and '4.110„ Steven; Mr. and Mrs. LloYd ,-Francis,—Robortr—Kathy--and ' Suzanne; •• Mr. and Mrs. Jim • Mcllwain, Kevin, and Carrie Ann, Seaforth; Mr. and ., Mrs. Jack Storey, Sandra and Chris, BlYth; Mr. and MrS. Murray McCall, ' Shawna and Marcey,, Winthrop_ and. Jerry at.. home. , „•, Jim and Brenda Niclialsomand....- family, Leamington. are holidaying with Brenda's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lavern, Hoegy ; Classmates of Ginny Floyd who recently wenf to Alberta held a get to-gether for her at the home' .of Bob and Marg Hulley. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Mabel MacRae, Teeswater: Mr. and. Mrs. Russel McGuire, Winghant, Dublin, Mrs. Tom ' Baker, P Workman, Mrs. Ruth Steinman, Brussels, • Mrs. Muriel Armstrong, Atwood, Mrs. Virginia Floyd, Brian and Murray., Mrs. Leslie Cole instructor was :.unable to attend because on Wednesday she had twin boys in Stratford HOspilal. All the, ladies . present were graduates of the' "Certified Homemakers Course!" at Conestoga College, Vanastra in December. "-"Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hunt and , girls attended the Cantelon-Snell wedding in Brucefield on Saturday. Winthrop Ball Park- has beeii, a beehive of activity with the new schedules being drawn up and the individual, teams practising. Many hours •of volunteer labour have been spent preparing ,and .upgrading the park as well as the parking facilities. Juniors are so much more advanced in todays sports abilities, When you see an eighty pound batter lop a far fielder and a miniature tyke catches her out. A lot of that .credit goes to the voluntary coaching. .V.V.44(‘'t IN • tr.; a BOX PLANTS AVAILABLE NOW Free delivery to hospital & nursing home Classified Ads pay dividends. lowers it lovingly Show your love on Mother's Day with flowers or plants from MacLean's Floivers -The best way to say love you, and Miss Mary Malone of Essex enjoyed a tour of Winnipeg. We alla sees ~ en HAPPINESS IS A ROYAL HOME LIVING SPACE WHERE IT 1. ,UNTS MOST!. ALL WELcOME! P.B.I. OCTET An Evening of Glorious Song and. Instrumental Th u rs h at 8:00 p.m. Sharp 13ETHEL BIBLE CHURCH EGMONDVILLE