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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-04-16, Page 11FAMILY —.THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 18, 1986 — All UCW meet at Family .Life Centre Staffa Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMPLEIt1AN 345-2346 Hibbert United Church Women met at the Family Life Centre for their April meeting with devotions and program led by Ada Pethlck and Margaret Christie. They dealt with recent development of the church, re -native Canadians, and viewed a film "As We See It." Also enjoyed were Pauline Johnson's "Canadian Born" and a Preservation Band recording "His Eye is on the Sparrow." Chaired by Verle Mahon the business items included a decision to hold one June -July meeting on July 2, a request for materials for a planned church nursery, a AWARD WINNERS — The Clinton Rebekahs and Oddfellows held their annual public speaking contest on March 21 with Llsa Boonstoppel, left, of Central Huron Secondary School In Clinton taking first place with her speech on the dictionary. She won a trip to the United Nations. Paulette Lippert of F.E. Madill In Wingham was the runner-up. The seven contestants were required to give both a prepared and an Impromptu speech during the competition. Rivett photo Dictionary speech subject The dictionary was the subject of a speech that won Lisa Bonstoppel an 11 -day trip to the United Nations in New York City. The Grade 11 Central Huron Secondary School student won over six other students who participated in the speaking contest held at the Clinton Public School recently. The contest was sponsored by the Huron District Rebekahs and Oddfellows with all clubs contributing money toward the top prize. Students from Clinton, F.E. Madill Sec- ondary eo-ondary School, W ingham, the Seaforth District High School and South Huron Secondary School in Exeter competed in the contest. Contestants were required to make a five to seven minute speech. The 37th Annual United Nations "Pilgrim- CARD RESULTS Card results of the Brucefield Oddfellows Euchre was as follows: ladies high, Vi Howes; ladies lone, Anna Wilson; ladies low, Mrs. Evelyn Flynn. Men's high, Bill Jenkins; men's lone, Bill Burdge; and men's low, Elmer Murray. The draw prize was won by Doris Wilson and Florence Roustzon. age for Youth" as this is called, continues to be one of the most valuable experiences for education, in international relationships and world understanding, ever offered to high school students. To enter contestants must be aged 16 or 17. Oddfellow and Rebekah Lodges located along the route, which goes through Ottawa, Montreal, Plattsburgh, New York, Albany, New York, New York City, Philadelphia, Washington, Gettysburg, Gary Mills, New York, Niagara Falls and Toronto will extend hospitality to the young people with meals, lodging, sightseeing and entertainment. Paulette Lippert of F.E. Madill in Wing - ham, the runner-up in the local contest, spoke on music. She will be expected to go on this all -expense paid trip if Lisa is unable to go. PEOPLE Mrs. McQuaid, Madonna and Carol Ann, of Seaforth, were present last week at the final concert held at W ilfred Laurier Univer- sity. Mrs. McQuaid's daughter, and Madon- na and Carol Ann's sister Anne Marie plays violin in the second chair of the University of Western Ontario Symphony. ' Also present at the performance were Ronald and .Mary Catherine Kostuik of Toronto. Mary Catherine is Anne Marie's oldest sister. All said it was an enjoyable evening of music, by all Canadian composers. Weekend visitors with Pat and Rose Altman were their daughter, Doreen Bawers and friends Florence and Edgar Stemmler of Kitchener. Dave and Eva Netzke were visitors on Sunday also. Friends and relatives of Edith M. Vincent celebrated her birthday on April 10 at Lorne Villa Apartments. Out of town guests were a brother, Clifford C. Hunt of London and Lois Sloane near Toronto. grant towards the cost of a Bimini-Menese- tung councillor training course. Mention was made of the London Confer- ence weekend m Stratford Central, a Bimini experience day in mid June and the autumn regional to be held at Thamesview in October. Fbllowina closing prayer all enjoyed a social time with hostesses Marjorie Drake and Ella Vivian. Lloyd Miller spent a few days at home with his family this past week. Many from this community attended the music festival, held this past week in Mitchell. WI makes donations The Seaforth Women's Institute held its annual meeting at the Orange Hall, with a good attendance. Mrs. Ross Gordon, president, opened the meeting and conducted the business. Dona- tions were given to several organizations including a special prize to the Ladies Division of the Seaforth Fall Fair. Mrs, Ross Gordon -declared all offices vacant and Mrs. James Keys read the report of the nominating committee. Rachel Riehl conducted the installation of officers. Past President, Mrs. Ross Gordon; Presiding officers Mrs. R.M. Scott, Mrs. R.J. Doig, Mrs, Eldin Kerr, OIive Papple. Co-ordinator Mrs. Ross Gordon; Secretary -Treasurer Mrs. Gordon MacKenzie; Assistant Secretary - Treasurer, Mrs. Gordon Elliott; District Director - Mrs. Lome Lawson; Alternate District Director, Mrs. Andrew Crozier, Public Relations Officer, Mrs. James Keys; Branch Directors - Mrs. James Keys, Mrs. Sam Scott, Mrs. Jessie McGregor; Program Convenors - Mrs. Lorne Lawson, Mrs. Gordon Elliott; Sunshine Convenors, Rachel Riehl, Olive Smith; Auditors - Mrs. Gordon Elliott, Mrs. Sam Scott; Nominating Commit- tee Branch Directors, District Director Assistant District Director, Co-ordinator. Telephone committee, Mrs. Arthur Varley, Mrs. Gordon Elliott, Mrs. Alex Pepper. Pianist - Mrs. Gordon Elliott. Assistant Pianist, Olive Papple. Lunch convenors, Mrs. James Keys, Mrs. Dan O'Rourke. Standing Committee Convenors: Agriculture and Can- adian industries, Mrs. Arthur Varley, Mrs. Lorne Dale; Citizenship and World Affairs, Olive Smith, Mrs. Gordon Elliott; Education and Cultural Activities, Mrs. Eldin Ken, Mrs. Alex Pepper; Family and Consumer Affairs, Mrs. Dan O'Rourke, Mrs. Andrew Crozier. Resolutions - Mrs. Lloyd Pipe, Mrs. Gordon MacKenzie. OBITUARIES GARY EARL GRAY Gary Earl Gray of Seaforth died Sunday, April 13, 1986 at the Seaforth Community Hospital. He was 38. Mr. Gray is survived by his wife, the former Marlyn Eyre, son Terry and daughter Becky, at home, and stepson Brian Lee, of Ottawa. Also surviving 'are his mother Margaret Gray, brother Keith, of Seaforth and parents-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Eyre of Hensall. He was predeceased by his father Earl Gray. Ft -lends will be received at the Whitney- Ribey Funeral Horne in Seaforth until 2 p.m. today (Wednesday) when funeral services will be held. Interment Maitlandbank Ceme- tery. HAROLD THOMPSON Harold Thompson of Tillsonburg, died Monday, April 7 , 1986. He was 61. Mr. Thompson was the son of Joe Thompson of Goderich and the late Elva (Robinson) Thompson. He is survived b,yhis wife Irene, son Phillip (Butch) and daughters, Mrs. Robert (Alice) Vallee; Mrs. Dan (Pat) Cotton, Mrs. Lloyd (Peggy) Russell, and Dianne Lingaitis. He is also survived by brothers, Ross and Clare, asister, Mrs. John (Alice) Phillion and nine grandchildren. BIRTHS GATEY': Barry and Cindy (nee Dorssers) are happy to announce the birth of their daughter, Jenna Lynne on April 9, 1986 at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. A little sister for David and Laura. ELLIOTT: Paul and Kathy of Brussels are pleased to announce the birth of their second daughter, Rachel Kathryn on March 14, 1986 at St. Joseph's Hospital, London weighing 10 pounds 14 ounces. A sister for Jeffery, Lesley and Matthew. Proud grandparents are Gordon and Helen Blake of Brussels and W alter and Kathleen Elliott) of Whitechurch and great grandfather Wiliam Forster. SMITH: Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Smith of Dublin are proud to announce the early arrival of their new son, Jordan Alexander, born March 28, 1986 weighing 2 lbs. 5 ozs. at St. Joseph's Hospital in London. The proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Smith of Walton and Gladys Motz cif Houston, British Columbia. 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