HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-01-29, Page 5the week-end with their
parents Mr. and Mrs. Mau
Claessens.
Mary Ann‘and Maureen-
McIver. Sarnia spent the
weekend wilb_tbeir,parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Melser.
' Colleen, Cronin. Stratford
*as home for the weekend
with her parents: Mr. and
Mrs, lames Cronin.
Mr. and Mtl.. Don Ryan
BY COLLO MALONEY,
Curriculum devolopment
projects for , the 1981-82
school year will cost about
52.50 for each student in
Perth Counts .
Project costs are expected
'to total $32.5'. The Perth
County Board of Education
• recommended Jan. 20 that
these funds be included in
the1981 budget.
The board also approved a-
whedule progibm dc.% el-
opments and implementation
fulhne ing a presentation by
Superintendent of Program
K.P. Thompson.
The. presentation. outlined
•a report by the Probram
Advisory Committee. The
committee was established in
September to co-ordinate - county curriculum activities.•
The report- included a five-
.e.ar plan of projected pro-
('gram changes: -
- A. new physical education
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold
McCallum and Carl til
Walton, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hartman and Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Hartman of
„Hayfield were Saturday
. evening guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Hartman at
Bruccfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele,
'visited one afternoon last
week with Mr. and,Mrs. Fred
Kistner at B,rodhagen.
Mr, - and Mrs. Stanley
Preszcator of Crediticin.,
visited on Sunday with- Mrs.
Mary Thornton, at Seaforth
Community Hospital and
were then supper guests with
Mr. arid. Mrs. Ed Regele.
-Master Chad McCallum
spent the weekend with his
cousins Connie, Sandra, and -
Mark McClure at. Winthrop.'
Mrs. Harold 'McCallum
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Those attending the 80th
Birthday of Vincent Lane on
Saturday including the
family were Mr. and. Mrs.
Thos. Kale. Seaforth; Mr:
anda Mrs- ,Jack JAM,. 'St.
C.olUndlant Mr. and Mrs..
Haryesy Mitchell..fiannyer:•
Mir • and Mrs.. .,44o. tkvw,
Wfixtoh; W.,4041444,•vien:
r44.a$4,1t.: Kitehenet1-.
and John PItOlfY4.
--4., Om* .40. Mrs. 4.0#
nO,
:AnstrO. jgoe's. .$0.40011;
Me., and. Mrs'.. Zack
Seaforth; Mr., nd Mrs. Lou°'
t)'IReilly, R.R.-$J,Sgafgft Mr.
Mrs: Theo Van`Bake!;,
St.i;'01100bao;, Mrs. 'Theresa
Maloney, St. Columban and
Sunday to., wish him a hapiv.
birthday,
Frank Claessens who is
,apprenticing as an engineer
with Pickett Top:Info
and Joe Claessens of Fan-
shawe College, London spent
Mrs. Mary Moylatt. St.
Columhatk. Several games of
cards were played tinting the
afternoon followed by a deli-
cious meal Which everyone
enjoyed. Happy Birthday.
Vincent!
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Lane ot
London called to Wish their
grandfather pony happy re..
turns of theday.
*It. and 'TO rjoylo WTI
;141.411n, visited Mtn. and Mrs,
14# (1,•Afkg At•
week. ° -
titiiritUxt*, . and
01034 Pilo from • ,Seaforth;"
visited- Thar graridfolier on
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MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN
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Mrs. Frank Hamilton host-
ed the January meeting of
the Marion Ritchie Evening
auxiliary at her home on
as her
topic "Elusive Epiphany"
explaining the meaning of
the word Epiphany..
The President, M'r's. Alex
Miller introduced 'the study
kink for 1981 on India and
Nepal, giving some back
ground history on these
countries so everyone could
better understand the study
bOok this year.
Mrs. Robert Laing had
attended the annual meeting
of Perth Presbytry this past
week in Stratford and
brought back a report.
During business members
decided td contribute to a
layette -and to entertain
' neighbouring church groups
in April.
'At the present time
and-Mrs. Ernest Dow are in
Brucefield. and Mr. Norman
Holley were Wednesday
p.m: visitors ' with Mr. and
,,Mrs. Ed Regele.
Mr. and Mr,,S. Wayne
Hartman' of Brucefield and
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hare
and, Angeline. Carrie, and
Cory visited on Sunday atthe
borne of •Mr. and Mrs.
Harold McCallum and Carl.
Mrs. Hare also visited with.
Nils, Mary Thornton at
Seaforth Community
Hospital.
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Quebec C ity where they are
taking a immersion course in
the French language. From
there, they and their daught-
er Emily will spend, six
months in Nigeria where
Ernest will be working at a
Agricultural training centre
for the blind. This is to
prepare them. for a two year,
term in the Peoples Republic.
of Congo where Ernest Will
set up a Agricultural training
centre for the blind. Both
Mr and Mrs. ' Dow are
riZuates of the University
bf Guelph. Ernest is the
youngest Son of Mr. and
Mrs,. Norman Dow. Staffa.
• Mri. John p_TeMplemin
was a guest oft4be Fullarton
Women's Institute, at the
home of Mrs. Murray Kane
on Wednesday afternoen. ;-
and' Matthew from /,:def.
-hourne and Mr. and Mrs.
John Warren. Chris and
NfichaeL London spent - the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
,Clarence Ryan and family.
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Mr. Dan O'Rourke. Sea-
forth won the Share-the,
Wealth draw at the Knights
of Columbus regular monthly
meeting. ; „
No snow in BC
visitor Sat
Tony Vatt has "M•
turned, *Me #te visiting
with kignil5s- Ehltish
onlbla and Alkirto for the
,mks. N1010
there, hr fnunaittie weather
was,,very thiktintelA
year :ffic temperature never'
*0)N ,511tegreos-tetstav -Ond
Circle II of the Sofia
worneWs -Institute have
made plans for a progressive
euchre party on Wednesday
evening Feb. I I in the town,
ship hall. '
r,•,
Perth okays'
The Perth County Board of
Education has approved, a
$4675 computer timetabling,
program. for St. Mary s and
Mitchell district high schools
Computer timetables arc
already in use at Central and.
Northwestern secondary
schools. But the etiitlity's
two smaller high schools
have relied on hand-billed
timetables to accommodate
student. course selections.
said Superintendent „of , In-
struction J.A. Richardson.
good healing and may your
stay iiithehospital be a-short -
one, Michael.
Milton Bode visited his
Uncle,'Henry Bode who is a
patient in the hospital in
tistowel, suffering from' a
bout of pneunionia, -and is
improVine.
Richard.. Jeff and Kevin
Leonhardt,Embro, visited his
mother and Earl On Saturday,/
Colleen and Lisa
Leonhardt Thamesford.
called at the, same honte on
Sunday afternoon.
June Haney • :-
heads Seaforth
III 4-H proleci t
Seaforthill held theiyfIrst
meeting of the spri 4-H
project' entitled " dy ..G et
on Moittl4n,y,
uary 19. at Brenda Wang's.
The officeps were voted for
by secret/ballots. The new
officers*: President- June
Haney; Vice President-Patty '
Coleinan; SeCietary- '`Moat
ing; Treasurer- Mary Ann .
DeJong; Press Reporter-
Floating; and Telephone
Girl: Linda Van Dyk. Wilma
Van Dyk velunteered to be
secretary for the first meet-
ing, and Patty Coleman to be
the press reporter. The. lead-
ers are Brenla DeJting and
Catherine Denys.
Tuesday evening January 20
with 14- members present.
-Duncan- "Scott, pre-
sided opening the meeting
with a introduction to the
book of Genesis... Mrs. John
Templeman gave the scrip-
ture reading from Genesis
Chapter 35 verses 1-8 fol-
lowed by prayer by Mrs.
Scott.
All answered' the tell call
with a verse'from the book of
Genesis. For her speical
-nunther Mrs.' Norman Har- •
hurn gave a humorous read-...-
ing "Sage of the Farm
Carter Ketilake chose
)1V1cKiflopr people' in Brucefield
Circle j was in charge of
the progresiive euchre paiy
sponsored by , the , Staffa
Womens Institute in the
township hall on Wednesday
evening January 21. with six
tables •.in play. Prizes were
awarded to. Ladies; Mrs.
Gordon Scott. Mrs. Cirpha
Norris; Gents: Ed Dearing.
Alvin Barbour. Tn. veiling
lone Hands: Mrs. Carter
Kerslake, Lucky chair: Alvin
Barbour.
Mr. Lorne Thrower, Hen-
sail will be Conducting the '
• services at Hibbert united
Cbtfreh for the next few
months.
Miss Carol Stewart and
Miss Jane Robinson, Guelph
-visited on the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. 'Rob Temple-
. man., Carrah toad Cain.
Correspondent son and Kurt R.R.
MRS. HERMAN— Thorndale visited with Mr.
LEONHARDT and Mrs. Irvin • Leonhardt
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$ymapthy of the _ ,Local area snowmobil
community is extended to „-atrended the Monkton and
Mrs. lyan Eickmeier and " Seaforth. Cross _Country
son s ,Bill and Greg. Mrs. Poker Rally on Sunday
Martha Eickmeier. Oscar afternoon. •
Eickmeier, Mrs. Ruth McGill • Michael Seberbarth son_ of
ntitiTinfilies, in the loss of a , Mr. and • Mts. Charles
husband, father, son and S,cherbarth, is a patient in.
brattier. The funeral was Seaforth, Community
held on Monday. Hospital since' Friday. after
Howard Bode visited with ; receiving fraetured ribs' in an
his cousins in Conestoga. accident.. The community is
Mr. and Mrs: Ron„ Thomp- extending best ' 'for
Brodhagen boy hurts ran
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