The Huron Expositor, 1978-06-22, Page 2222 THE HU ON EXPOSITOR, JUNE 22, 1978
Fee ,000 at Foresters chicke
barbe ue in Constance
Friday with Mis. Howard
Armstrong who is a patient in the
Seaforth Community Hospital,
We are sorry to repo ,s e had the
misfortune to fall.
mother Mrs.. Viola Hall,' -N- Mr. -and Mrs. Paul Southgate
Wilkinson and Rosie, Mr. and and Jennifer—bad several of their'
Mrs. Don Bedford and Shawn, friends and relatives for dinnet
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bedford, 'all guests on Sunday f0119Willa
of Blenheim. baptisin of their son Sean Murray
— Mrs. Frank Riley visited on atthelondesboro Unked Church.
and-Jesse of Dungannon, Sharon
Thompson, Mrs. Jim Thompson
artd Leisa Brian Nesbitt of
'Stratford, Rev. Stan McDonald .of
Londesboro, Bryan's grand-
students of Hullett, Brookside.
",Blyth, and Walton. Walton and
Hullett attended the morning
performance called "Earth
Song," while Blyth and Brookside
attended the afternoon per-
formance called "Voyageurs".
The performers had the. audience
participate in 'each act. The
•students thoroughly enjoyed the
acts.
Play Day
On Tuesday, June 6th, Hullett
Held their annual play day. The
students from grades Kinder-
garten to grade 7 were divided
into 20 "teams. There were ten
events which the grade 8 class
looked after. The„ grade 7' class
was chosen to be captains:
Overall, Team 14, led by Keith
Hallam, and Team 20, led by
Diana Shotbrook tied, so they
played a championshiti event.
Team'20 was defeated and Team
14 won the event. The play day
proved to be very enjoyable and
worthwhile.
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Cqrrespondent Fascination in Benniiller,
Mary Merner Mrs. Mary Scott, David and
4827143 John had dinner guests on
Sunday following baptismal
Constance Foresters held their service held at the Londesboro
Chicken Barbeque on Thursday United Church for her grandson
evening June '8th at the hall, Anthony Douglas, son of Bryan,.
about 11000 people were fed and -Brenda Wilkinson.Those
between the hours of 5 and 8 p.m., attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ken
A number of friends and Thompson of Goderich, Mrs. Art
relatives aftendeirflie wedding McMichael, Rhonda, Scott, Jeff
reception for Ken Jewitt and •
9 Joanne Gibson. Friday evening '
Jima 9th in the Blyth Cominunity'°
Centre.
Miss Kathy Dimaline of London
visited over the weeked ,with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Dimaline, Don,' Peter and David.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Merner of
Waterloo visited on Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Merner,
Sandy, Julie', Michael and Shelly.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam McClure
and Doug, Mr. .and Mrs. John
'Thompson and Bob' Jim
• . Thompson and Bill Milison spent
the weekend on a fishing trip in
- Lindsay.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Preszcator,
Christine, Lisa, Christopher and
Grey visited on Sunday with' Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Sitiale at, Paul
Bunyan Camp grOunds.
Mrs. George Mellwain
accompanied ,Mr. and Mrs.
George -Mallwain, Lynn and
. Steven of Stratford visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Mr. and Mrs. Paid Stevenson,
Darren and Luanne spent the
weekend with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Stevenson of
Tillsonburg.
David Stevenson spent the
weekend camping with his cousin
with the Cubs at Camp Everton at
Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. Hector Kingswell
of Clinton visited on Saturday
evening with Mrs. George
Mcllwain.
A number of members of Court
Constantine L1842 attended, the
birthday party held on Monday
evening June 5th by Court
Hullett Central
f rihis mayor on
,.
Ontario's Main Streets, rests
principally in the,. hands"' of
community groups, and for this
reason delegates and resource
. people nave been informed of this
meeting to represent sectors of the
community with .special interests
in this field; Local Architectural
,ConservatIon A•dvisory.
Committees (LACACs), dawn-
Winthrop
Dolmage, Delmage
Dulmage the same
BRICK COLBY ON MOZZARELLA
present, their daughter,
- Mr. and Mrs. Dave•Steribaeh and
Trey, Windsor, Pauline, Mr. and
Mrs: Robert . McMichael and
Danny, Clinton, their son Mr. and
Mrs. -• Wayne Dolmage; Jeffrey
and Judy, Seaforth, also. Doreen's.
sister, Viola and husband. Lorne .
Lawsori,'. Seaforth who stood 'up
with- the esteemed couple . forty
years ago.
Their son'-in-lat0Dave read an
address. Doreen and Stewart both
replied. Many eards of congratu-
lations and gifts• 'were received.
". Many relatives and frien,,ds
attended to make it. •a". happy
occasion with .the "Country
Cavaliers" providing the music.
Lunch was served at, the.close 'of
the dance.
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' 'Mr, and Mrs. William Dolmage
attended a "RaotV gathering at
the home of Mrs. Dorothy
Delniage •Dolbear, Watford,
where they met, forthe first time.
fifth generation cousins.: Among'
those present were Mr. and Mrs. -
Keith Delmage, Mr. Horace
Delmage, 'and ,„ Miss Annie
Dolmage all from Forest.
In spite, of variations in the
name, they' are desc endents of
the family of Johan )DolmetSch
from the Polatines, Germay.
Another descendant is Mr. J. 'A.
Dulmage, Smith's Falls.
Early history of this family is
traced in^. the book "To Their
Heirs Forever" by Erla Lapp.
published in 1977.
40 Years
A Fortieth Wedding Anniver-
sary celebration was hejd
honout• of Mr. and Mrs, Stewart
Dolmage, the former "'Doreen
Clark, at Family Paradise.
The couple's three children
with their families were able to be
Seafprth's M yor Bettie Cardno
has been aske to, take part in a
panel discussip t at a conference
entitled "Conservins Ontario's
Main Street s.- • Heritage
Conference" at Trent University,
Peterborough, August 24-27.
The Ontario Heritage Founda-
tion conference 'sponsor,
established under The Ontario
Heritage Act, 1974, has been very
active in the field of, architectural
conservation. It feels the time is
appropriate to find solutions for
On Tuesday, June 6th, Apils
from Hullett and other schools
in Huron County participated in
the annual Track Meet at Seaforth
Highie Sehool. h
g are people who
-received first in their event from
Hullett. Susan 'Gross, Darlene
Gulutzen, Julie Dder, and Cheryl"
Bromley won the Midget girls
relay. Darlene flunking won the
100 metre and Annette Losereit
won running long jump in the
Intermediate girls category. In
.•••••••••
the Senior boys category. David—
Plunkett, Jerry Hoggarth, Neil
Cartwright and Bruce Bunking
won the 400 metre relay. David
Plant placed first„for shot putt and
Lance Livingston placed first for
discus. In the Senior girls relay,
Helen Kolkman, Lana Lockwood,
Carrie Crawford, and Tammy
Simpson placed first. Overall,
Hullett placed' third. Everyone
who attended the meet
participated well and enjoyed
competing.
n
tbwir business rePres ntatiV'
municipal Officials have be i
hivited, Although registritlott t#. '
directed towards these grpup$
there are a number of places
reserved for luterestOr
individuals. For further inforMd-
tion please contact the Ontario
Heritage Poundation at
(416) 965-4021.
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On Wednesday June 14 the
grade 7 class loaded the bus and
went to Toronto to visit the Metro
' Toronto Zoo and to see the Blue
, Jay's play. They left the school at
9:30 a.m. and arrived at the zoo at
`12:30. They had lunch at the zoo
and then looked around at some
of the animals. They left the zoo
at-3:30 and then headed for the
ball game. The class watched the.
first game of a double-header.
They returned home at 11 p.m.
with a lo,t of happy but tired
students.
Grade 3 Trips -
On June 10, the grade 3 class
went to the Goderich Salt Mines.
They were shown through the
mines and were told hove, it
worked. They were each given a
sample dA salt before they left.
The next 'day they • travelled to
VYingham where they observed
some sheep being sheared.While
in Wingham they took a tour
through the 'CKNX-TV station..
They were told how everything
worked and then returned home.
The class enjoyed the educational
trips. •
Trip to Halmesville
On Friday, June:16, the grades 6,
7, 8and Poiver Learning students
travelled to Holinesville. There
they heard the Holmesvilleband
play under the direction •of Mr.
Blackwell, who also teaches at our
school. The members of ourtband
took their instruments add also
played two numbers. This was the
last band performance of the
year, Congratulations to Mr.
Blackwell and all' band members
for helping -make the _band a
success. •••
Theatre Group at Hallett -
On Monday, May 29th, a
theatre group from Petroiia pre-
sented two performances ,for the
students
Se
Winthrop '-
(Continued from Pane 6)
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hunt"a'nd
girls and Jim Hill of. Varna spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting Mr.
• and Mrs. Gordon Hill who were
camping at Fanshawe Park. They
also visited with Fred Reid who is
a patient in University Hospital.
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MiStress of mansion to maid:
"When you wait on my guests
tonight for- dinner, please, don't
wear any jewelry."
Maid: "1 have —nothing
valuable, ma'am, but I thank you
for the warning."
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the problems Of conservation in
downtown areas, Many . of the
cores of Ontario's communities
contain a wealth of nineteenth
century buildings which indivi-
dually may not be of great
architectural significance but
when viewed as streetscapes,
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terms Of future redevelopment,
It is die aim of the conference '
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approaches to Main Street
conservation. The future of
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