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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-01-25, Page 4SWIFT'S SLICED COOKED HAM 4.17 1.89 A4 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 25, 1084 cW_ completes quilt Correspondent MRS. CECUJA RYAN • 345-2028 The ladies of the St. Columban Catholic Women's League held a quilting bee last week at the home of Mildred Cronin. The quilt was started on Tuesday Jan. 17 and completed on Saturday, Jan. 21. Tickets will be sold with the draw taking place at the annual C.W.L. June Social. The ladies who helped with the quilting are Mildred Cronin, Grace Murray, Maddie Murray, Carol Ryan, Anna McLaughlin, Jean Van Drunen and Ann Cronin, The third game in the Knights of Columbus euchre tournament was held on Friday, Jan. 20. The winner for the ladies' high prize was Margaret Rowland, the men's prize went to Francis Hicknell and the prize for the most lone hands went to Helen Nolan. The next game will be on Friday, Jan. 27 in the K. of C. hall in St. Columban, Congratulations to Stephen and Nancy 7* • Cronin on the birth of their third ellibi°11 son born on Jan. 18 at the Listowel Memorial Hospital. Congratulations also to grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cronin of R.R.4, Seaforth and Mr, and Mrs. Harold Qtt of Listowel. Sympathy of the community is extended to Jim and Janneke Murray on the death of Janneke's mother Mrs. Jansie Van Rooljen of Seaforth last week. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Regier and family of Kitchener visited on Sunday with Xvir. 'and Mrs. Albert Cronin and Mr. and Mr, Jim Cronin. • Mr. and Mrs. Don Ryan and boys of Melbourne, Mr, and Mrs. J.D. MacRae, Jenny and Ian of London and Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Ryap, Jason and Amanda visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Murray and boys of Sudbury spent a few days visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Murray. Staffa WI hosts executive meeting of FWIO Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN 345-2346 Rev. and Mrs. Daynard have returned home from a holiday in British Columbia with Heather, Gavin and boys. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Templeman and family visited on the weekend with Carol Stewart and Dr. Jane Robinson, Waterloo. Mrs. John Templeman hosted the FWIO subdivision 23 executive meeting on Tues- day in the township hall, Staffa. Four members of Staffa Women's Institute, Mrs. Dalton Smale, Mrs. Lloyd Miller, Mrs. Arthur Smale, and Mrs. Wm. Mahon served a delicious hot lunch at noon to the 15 ladies attending from the London area, Oxford North district, I-Turon West and South district and Perth South district. At a recent meeting of the steering committee for the Cromarty Scouts, Cubs and Beavers, it was decided to wait until The Hibbert United Church Women met in the Family Life Centre on Wednesday, Jan. 11. Quilting and a pot luck lunch preceded the meeting. Devotions, a Gift for the New Year, was led by Joan Daynard and Margaret Daynard with Marion McCaughey at the piano. There was a pressentation of the film, Lottomania, with a short buzz session discussing the good, the bad and the harmless aspects of a lottery. The objective was set for the Unified budget and a decision made to collect pennies again with the recipient to be decided later. Plans were discussed for the Presbyterial in St. John's Church, Stratford on Jan. 23 and the World's Day of Prayer in Cromarty Presbyterian Church on March 2. Suggestions were made as.to means of expressing appreciation to our young church workers, and of possible additional e ui - April 14 to hold their annual bottle drive in , ment for the Family Life Centre. Hibbert Township. No accommodation reviews for Perth schools this year The Perth County Board of Education is going to see that Perth County students "do it". The "it" is physical activity coined by Participation. The board gave its stamp of approval for the formation of an advisory committee on physical education at its Jan. 17 meeting. I he supenntendent of program. Keith Thompson, said results from the advisory committee could mean more student time spent in physical education classes, more equipment and improved gym facilities. Brodhagen board elected Correspondent MRS. H. LEONHARDT 34S-2419 The Brodhagen Chamber of Commerce held its first euchre of the season on Tuesday evening Jan. 17. The winners were: high. Toleda Parrott; lone hands, Doreen Wurdell; low, Jean Anderson; men's high, Ken Smith: lone hands. Milton Bode; low, Bill Beuermann. Euchre will be held every Tuesday at 8 pm. The annual con egational meeting of St. Peter's Lutheran , hurch, Brodhagen; was held on Jan. 4 witli4hree members elected to the church board. They are Charles Scherbarth, John Reimers and John Elligson. along with Harold Rock. Lloyd Prueter, Darwin Dietz, Grace Riehl. Roy Beuermann and Don Campbell. - A vote of thanks was extended to the retiring board members Dorothy Elligson and Ross Wood. Also, when teachers are hired, more emphasis may have to be placed on their physical education qualifications, said Mr. Thompson. The superintendent compared this new committee to the computer and technical advisory committees which have previously prepared reports for board approval. In 1981, the board approved a new physical education program for kindergarten to Grade 3 and curretitly this program is being field tested in Grades 4 to 6. Three teachers were on hand to explain the advantages of an improved physical education program to the board. They were Andy Anderson of North Easthope Public School, and Gladys Rock and Roy Benerman, both of Upper Thames Elementary School. Mr. Anderson said physical education is for everybody because it provides physical, intellectual and social growth. The task of the advisory committee is to pinpoint the present physical education program's strengths and weaknesses. Fol- lowing this, the committee will prepare a physical education program for the county schools. The committee will also take a survey of existing physical education facilities in Perth Cotinty schools and an assessment of these facilities will be included in the committee's re Supplies and equipment will also be covered in the reitort as will any necessary stafftraining. All costs of any recommended changes will be addressed in the report. The errrnrnIrfr•P will he formed of two trustees, two elementary and secondary teachers, two community representatives, one principal and an administrative repre- sentative. The report is to be presented to the hoard at its April 17 meeting. This date is flexible. McKillop men shoot wolf Correspondent MRS. ED REGELE 5274106 Vic Ward. Howard Osborne and Howard Jackson went hunting last week and Vic Ward shot a wolf at concession 12 near 23 Highway. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCallum. Cindy and Colleen. Mrs. Harold McCallum and Mrs. Ecl Regele visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hartman at Bnicefield. Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd E. Regele, of Princeton visited on _Saturday with the former's mother. Mrs. Ed Regele. Mrs. Jim Carter visited on Thursday with Mrs. Harold McCallum. Margaret Benerman of Seaforth spent a few days with Mrs. Ron McCallum, Marian Ritchie Auxiliary studies Central Africa Correspondent MRS. JOHNtaMtWLEMAN 345-2346 The January meeting of the Marian Ritchie Evening Auxiliary was held at the home of Mrs. Gordon Scott on Tuesday, Jan. 177with quilting enjoyed before and after the meeting. Mrs. Duncan Scott presided for. the meeting with Mrs. Bob Parsons giving the devotions. The study book for 1984 on Central Africa was introduced by Mrs. Lorne Elliott. Mrs, Gordon Scott had the special number and the topic was given by Mrs. Hazel Harhurn. We are pleased to hear that Ruby Reed is home from Seaforth Hospital and Cameron Vivian is home from Stratford General Hospital. Visiting at the J. Templeman home on Sunday were Don and Darlene Elltison, Goderich, Ruth Templeman, Stratford. Nancy and Kim Bertens, Fullerton, Fay Martyn and girls, Russeidale, David and Karen Templeman and Terry and Karen Templeman, Mitchell and Mary Jane Par- sons. Mr, and Mrs. Rob Templeman and family visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Royden Ritz and fannly, Kitchener. Hibbert is holding logo contest Budding graphic artists should get firm hold on their pens and pencils and enter the Bicentennial Logo contest being held in Hibbert township. The contest, which has three age categories, will be held from Jan. 25 to March 30, and is open to ail residents of the township. Township clerk Charles Friend said the winning design will be used on buttons, township letterhead, pins and possibly on patches for jackets. In discussing the contest Mr. Friend said the design should be kept as simple as possible and should show Something typical of the township. r • , , • tr • . • 25 ‘, • \"AKLACV,', ts 4, THE GRANDMA EXPRESS—Marlon, 4 and ,Samantha, 3 got a ride to their grand- mother's house last week for babysitting, before their mother, Penny Lanslnk went to work. (Hundertmark photo) J Industrial Growth Fund The "Leek both way Riar 'When you buy an RfhiP, the best way to tell the future N to 1111* to the pain. So it pays to look Isgh ways. Because a longiterm record iif roosistently high growth 5. your best gauge of prospect., to tome. With Industrial Growth Fund. the numbers in =74 One ye4r: 32% Ten years: averarrhilg 1994 and we'reniiit a., excited about the future! 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