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tistaiple speaks in Walton 10 THE HURON EX0SITOR,MAY 20, 97
Children aptized Correspondent
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Mrs. Gordon Murray and Mrs.
Emerson Mitchell - gave their
,report. The quilt committeei
reported that $379, had received
from quilting" the pa'st winter
rnonats-t11-id11.00:-.baccbeen made
&r5 the bakeless bake sale in
April. Members. were rernitide4
of theBale articlegto be left at the
church. The supper committee
will meet before the•next meeting
when all units of the 101 .r.C.,,:_wilt
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hold a joint meeting o the first
Wednesday:1n Jime.
Lunch wA; served by Mrs.
`Herb Traviss; Mrs. Ray Huether
and Mrs. lap Wilbee.
Last Euchre Held
The last euchre of this season
was held TueSday evening in-the
Walton Community Hall with '
Institute hostesses, Mrs'. 'Jim
Axtmann;. Mrs. Lavern Godkin;
Mrs. George McCall and Mrs.
Etrierson Mitchell in: charge.
There were 13 tables of euchre in
play. Prize winners were: High
Lady--Mrs. Gertie Bolger; Low
Lady-Mrs. C. BOyd; High Man•-
Wilbur Turnbull; Low Man-
Gordon Murray; Most grand.
children-Mrs. Melvin, Jacklin.
Steyens.
Lsinch was served by .Mrs.
Viola Kirkby, Mrs, Gerald
Watson and Mrs. Allan McCall.
Walton Unit Meeting
There were 21 members
present for the May meeting of
the Walton Unit, held ' in the
church basement of Duff s United
Church on Wednesday'evening..
, Devotions were opened with
singing of hymn, "come let tis
sing of a wonderful love,"
Scripture lesson from Mark
9:14.29 was' read Jay Mrs. lap
Will?ee followed by prays.
Hymn. "More love to Thee, 0
Christ.:' was followed by medita-
tion on Faith given by Mrs. Herb
Trav'ss finishing with several
pod is. Mrs. Wilbee closed with
prayer.
Mrs. Bill HuMphries gave an
interesting topic on Christianity is
the way of life. It is serene living,
when we cannot find contentment
inourselves; it is useful tb find h
elspwhere:
Mt's. Coutts presided .for..
the" business., Mrs. Howard
Hackwell read minutes and thank
you cards. Copper contest leaders
secretary -treasurer Mrs..' Jim
Axtmann, commenced her duties
reading invitations-from-Blyth W.
I. to a meeting on June 1 and to
Londesboro VV.1. en June 14,
Report of the District Annual
were given by Mrs. Wiola Kirkby
and Mrs. Mildred TravAsS.
Mrs. Axine Marks collected the
fee for the bus trip on May 31 to
Branialea ere are still a few
seats left. get in touch with Mrs.
Don McDonald or= Mrs. N. Marks.
H, Hudie; Mrs. J.
Axtmann and Mrs: L. Godkin are
the committee• to, arrange the
display at the Brussels' Fall Fair
in September. The June meeting
on Family and Consumer Affairs
will have the A-H girls and
mothers as guests. also each
Institute member is to bring a
guest.
Mrs. J. Axtmann reported 'on
During busineas plans were the Officers Conference she had
made for-the Quilt, Display in the attended recently in Kitchener.
The grade 8 class went on a trip t •class:tabout taxes 'and other
hall on Saturday when there also 'to Toronto. on May 11. The fit ancial matters. Mr. Vincent InStitute members with perfect
Students left 7:30 a.m., was sttoposed to have come will be, a tea and hake table_ attendance for last year were
Thursday and were accompanied earlier in the year but was unable There were 21 who Mrs. Williant Humphries. Mrs.
by Mr. Maclennan, Mr. Wilson to come because of business. Th e answered the toll call - Gerald -' Watson, Mrs. Allan
vent in the rural school McCall. Mrs. Nelson Reid. Mrs. acid Mrs. COoke. The class stayed visit proved very educational for favourite e
in Toronto until Friday. May 12. - the, students. • you attended" new Dave Watson and Mrs. Ernie
returning at 51).m. While there.
they visited the Royal Ontario
Museum, Parliament' Buildings. • ••• OO • OO • • • C.N. Tower and- many other •
interesting things. The trip ••
provedto very educational and
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. • Nurses Visit Grade-8 •
Why people need police and why
police need people, then showed . a
film. "A Call for Crane"
Prevention" showing different
actions when the police get *
involved; if person sees a
strange car at a home where they
are away for a weekend the
licence number should be taken
'down. Police can be easily
contacted just call Zenith 50,000
and the O.P. P. 'will 'be there:
Constable Wilson emphasized
pike want, to make Ontario a
asale place to live in, lie listed
precautions to follow when
closing the'cottage: and tips when
leaving your home for the day or
longer. He also discussed identi-
fiption suggeSting• property
shbuld be marked. After
answering many questions. Mrs.
Harold Bolger presented k the
speaker with a gift..
• Mrs, Allan McCall'
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• constable Wilson was guest.
speaker for the Education, and
Cultural Activities meeting of the
Waltok_Wpiwn's Institute, on.
.Wedruiscf4 ;ening May 17 in
the cot ty all
The president. Mrs7 Wrn.
Humphries opened with a Poem.
"God's Garden". • Mrs, Ray
Huether introduced the speaker
conWbic Wilson who has
27 schools in Huron County and
.who has b-1.-6n with the force fin 10
years, He has been 2 years in .
community service,. He spoke on
a Loridetbdrothurc
Thursday_ in. Windsor, while 'Cairrespondent
Mrs, Bert Shobbrook
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Welcoming into the Narthex at
the United Church on $unclay
warning was ' Bert Shobbrook,
Ushers were Bob Thompson,
Kevin. Fothergill, Danny Jewitt
and Kerin Tamblyn. The Junior ,
choir led in singing with Barbara
Bosman organist and Marjorie
Dnizer choir leader. They sang'
anthems "when there's love at
home" and "Come ye children
sweet y sing".
owing the baptismal hymn,
s,.„ Margaret Whyte clerk of
session invited Mrs. Patricia
Dolmage to -present Donald
Patrick Dolmage, Latira Lynn and
,Cheryl Ann McDonald, children
-'*ef,Mrs. Patricia Dolmage and the
late Donald Dolmage to Rev.
McDonald for baptism., Antler
, congregation, teachers were Joan
Whyte and Judy Jcwitt. Rev.
McDonald's message was text
Ephesians 4:28 "Let him steal no
more".,
Mr. and Mrs. ,Gordon
Shobbrook spent the holiday
weekend attending square dance
convention at JvleMaster Univer-
sity,. Hamilton, visited her niece
Mn and -Mrs. Wayne Gazel at
Ancaster, his brother. Mr. 'and
Mts. Dennis Shobbrook and girls,
Galt, Mr.,and Mrs. Ross Millson
and family'. Woodstock. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Vic, Starkhouse
Sr. of Marton, New Brunswick,
are visiting with their son Mr. and
Mrs. Vic. Stackhouse and family
here.
Rev. and Mrs. Mervyn
Penfound of Shelbrook.
Saskatchewan are spending 2
weeks with his mother,' Mrs.
Olive Penfound and Elgin and her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Potter, R. R. #2,
Mr. Frank Johnston- and
friends spent 3 days • last 'week
fishing at Algonquin Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Alexander splint Tuesday' to
N orman ar nratafra.c+••••,'
weekend visited with their son
Mr. and Mrs, Jim Alexander,
Novi,Michigan.
Bill Sattia.ux left on Saturday
May 20 -frbm Toropto to speed,2
weeks ,y)siting ,relations. ,
England 'and Belgium.
Mrs. Sweeney of chateaguay.
-Quebec is visiting tier clang er
Mrs; Bill Sottiaux, Naucy and
Jennifer.
Hullett students take
bys trip to Toronto
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The first Londegboro CuIs:Pack townshiji-. Mr: Andrews an
along with their. leaders Greg ecologist, is head of. Department
Andrews, Waype Hulley and Stan, , of Environmental. studied,
McDonald, held theirfirst nature Uniyersity. of Toronto. Thy boys
hike for the season on Saturday• gained much -inrorritation, under
morning: the direction of' Mr. Andrews, in
• their knowledge of different
The hiko arranged and under trees. plants and the appreciation
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school this past week to speak to
the grade eights. They . talked
about health and teenage
problems. The nurses will be
visiting the grade eights once a
Week for the next month.
Picture Taking
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The Huron
Expositor )
A photographer who had taken
the leadership Of assistant cub.; .and preservation of God's Natural • ,
master Greg, Andrevvs, Went.. to -. World. Followingthe hike Mr., and .. Pictures
' earlier in the year
the- faint of Professor Bill • • Mts. Andrews treated the, boys returned to the school on May Su) retake the grade 3 pictures. Their Andrdws,' in East •Wawanesh to•ahOldirg .stiicl doughnut roast. pictures did not turn out properly . . . •
•Gerald's Datsun
Segorth 527-1010 Seaforth 01.
, . . before. • , Shower held for Bernice Hunking Mr. Vincent Talks to Grade 8's
A shower .held on Monday Mildred. Ament; -birthday nearest . On May 4, Clare. Vincent, clerk
• night May 15 at theehome of-Pat Mari orie. fluizer. Pat Spoke-' a" few -of Hullett Township visited the
Hunkitig when -30 relations *and words of congratulations. to grade 8's of Hullett. He t,alked to
former Htillett misSion 13 , Bernice and gifts were presented
neighbotirs honoured Bernice on by Diane Hunking, Laurel. Lisa • ch •
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Free estimates
90 day warrantys,
Experienced since 1952
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149 Downie St.
2 doors south offludsons]
Stratford, 271-9660 ,
Closed Mondays
eeria her coming marriage. forsaies and . Shannon -Duizer. .Shirley
were pinned 'On, Bernice,, her• Norman sister of, the bride "made 527-0240.
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Norman, mother of groom by for gifts and to Pat and Addle for CI of) sees m er• arion. an on . a o eTTI 191— d Lida thanked-a ll •
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contest on Bernice's preferences trousseau tea on May 27-at home ,f1
in clothes and furniture was won of her -.mother. Attending were , lowers 87 Goderich St., Seaforth
PHONE, 527-1390
CEMETERY
MONUMENTS
Sincere and
courteous service
• Appliance &
Refrigeration
by , Evelyn Caldwell; wedding from London, Atwood., Gederieh, • •
Piano Tuning
and
Repairs
Bruce Pulsifer
anniversary nearest Juite 3.. 'Wingham. Blyth and Londesboro. The . Cheerio club met • •
Wednesday at the hbme Of Dora ,
Shobbrook prior to being driven Service
by Nona Pipe and Edyth Beacon : •
• Auterized factory warranty to the Sebringville Garden Centre
After seeing the beautiful flowers . Servibe and repair's to
GE.,TRIGIDAIRE ready for planting they returned • •& INGLIS back for the meeting. Laura Lyrin APPLIANCES Was acting 'President and-opened 0, Service and repairs to all with - reading year round makes garden". Minutes were read- by • •
secretary-treasurer Gladys Don Horne
Armstrong. It was agreed to • A A
donate $10. to South 'Huron •
District Association for Mentally •
'retarded.. Roll Call was answered ••
,• tnnintissioned by his Ministry arc •
‘st,..ek by Resourees D evelopthent by each telling what interested . • . Seaforth
being used for plotting election Secretary. Rene Brune c the them most at the Garden Centre • . •
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Park Report from Queen's • DECORATING -•••\
Expert Interior &
Exterior.
Decorators
Kern Painik
P''t/al !coverings
Armstrong Carpets
Window Shades .
HILDEBRAND.
PAINT AND PAPER
Phone 527-1880
.15 Main St., Seaforth '
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13v. Murray Gaunt
Opposition members of the
Legislature berated the Ontario
Government this week for
refusing. to release. publicly-
financed - opinion
suggesting that the Government
• Was using them for, partisan
• rposes •
• Education .Minister Tom. Wells
tinned that- the polls which were.
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teachers should find that 18%. of
the' children need some kind of
extra help. "
The Ontario Government has
given in to considerable public-
pressure, and has returned about
(07/0 of the Niagara •Es•Carpment
silinning area .to the control of
-• municipal councils. ,
Prior to the announeement•this
'527-0053--
or after Six phone
482.908 pLutiBING
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& Heating
Seaforth
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Backhoe & Trucking
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Complete Line Escarpment Commissio had - and paying dyes by 12 members
about 2.1 milli-pi acres under its and a new- member -Florence
Vivian. Next meeting will" be juriSdiction. Abo it 800,000 acres
Glh-tp 2 at home of Ti Duizer. will ''reinain un es: Commission
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strategy. , , • '
The, Ministry 1, has' . ,
ammissioned six polls at a cost ofs.
$340:900. Only one poll has been
trade-pttbfie= • s. Every Ontario. kindergarten
taicher will be expected tp test
students to sec • which need
special education help, start ing
this September.
Mr. Wells indicated that the
school system hasn't had good .
identification. of children with
learning disabilities in the past.
' Re..search indicates that
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. AND STEREO SERVICE • . „Nona and • Edyth •were thanked 'for tont rol. • - the trip. A. contest• on birds A second factor in the Govern- conducted by Nona Pipe won by
men s decision was the Myrtle Fairservice and Margaret ;scheduled debate .of a Private Good. A get well card was signed' .Member's Bill introduced by by for. Harold • Longman Liberal N't P Robert patient te Clinton Hospital. Dora
McK essock (L. Grey). The .bill. Shobbrook gave readings "where.
proposed to slash the gone the rocking chair?" and on
Commission's control to an area •'Mother's 'Day."
including only the Esc:kr-parent An• exchange of plants was
itself and 1.000 feet on each side mactc„. Lunch n-as serried by Laur,..--
of it. The 'bill was subsequently 1youn. .Nona Pipe and Dora
defeated, et) to 41. Shobbrook. •
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527-1150
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LONGSTAFF
Sea forth Office
527-1240
Tues.,Thurs.;Fri.,
9:00 - 5:30
Wed., Sat.,"9:00 -12:00
Clinton 482-7010
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Now Doing Lubes and
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municipalitis go from provincial
government to • long-term 'ex-
pensive .commission studies, 'say
some Members of Perth County
Council, .
.Council endorsed a Grey-
County resolution requesting
some alternative to ',existing
education tax systems in an effort
to reduce costs. -
But before the resolution won
suppOrt Reeve Elsie KargesNsaid
that if went to the education
department it would just° be
passed on to some commission
costing a few million dollars and
continuing a study 'for two or
three years.
Reeve George Wilson said any
study might co tinge for . five
years.
board mig
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347-2435
Collect Call accepted at
348-8383 only
MITCHELL
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KEM GLOSS ALKYD . 15.95 Gal.
KEM FLAT LATEX 13.95 gal..'
KEM GLOSS LATEX 14.95 gal.
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Save Now with these Cash Prices
He thoughEst to local t a prot
be ,more effective
and also said he believed the
educational system was much
more effective and efficient in the
days of the local township school
boards when Perth had two school
inspectors. One of the points in
the resolution was that county
boards were top-heavy with
administration. ,
Any protest to the provinci cal
"wouldn't tnake a dent" aid ''''' Sociforth
itwve George E. Wicks,. _.,, , , . 4C),sz:::(0........,3 1
Inseriptions Markers
Showroom Display
WHITNEY-RIBEY
FUNERAL HOME
87 Goderich Si,,West
Agent for '
Wingitant Memorials
Seaforth 527.1390
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