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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-08-28, Page 6THE HURON EXPOS$TOR AU 7APOOXIMate1Y 21 , Morris Township residents crowded into the MorriS Township Hall on Monday night to discusplans for ,the,townShip's 125th birthday in 1981, Also at the meeting was Brussels reeve Cal Krauter who offered congratulations to the township and invited the people to hold their celebrations in Brussels. Reeve Krauter said there were i couple of parks that people could put trailers in. "I'm hoping we'll have the sewers by then, but I won't guarantee;" he said, 41 -11e-alsaid the -arena- could-frold-alornf functions and that if they were going to hold meetings, that there were. meeting rooms ere. 'We wish you all the succesS with it and anything Brussels can do to help;ave'll do it:' he said. One Man suggested that perhaps they could hold the celebrations in Belgrave and that the new park in Belgrave might be ready by that time. Bill Snortreed from the Walton Recreation Association sato that Walton had a big weekead this year (with the opening of the new recreation centre) and were considering having another big Walton weekend. with Morris Township as the theme. "We could possibly have it as a prelirde to the grand celebrations." It was later decided that something could be heldin Walton on the same weekend as the big celebration. Since school reunions were a big part of the celebrations when Morris celebrated it's 100th birthday in 1956, it was suggested people might like to sto something similar again. In the end it was decided those at the meeting would -contact somebody from each school section and they in torn would contact people who used to go to that school. These people are then to come to a public meeting at the Brussels. Morris and Grey Community Centre Monday, September 8 at 8:30 to discuss the setting up of various committees. People at the meeting decided they would like to hold their grand celebrations on the holiday weekend from July 31 to August 3, 1981. • Londesboro's Aimwell Unit has nature hike - Cheerio Clutr meeting was -held on-ThutSday Aiigusf at Vi Burns. The meeting opened with Dora Shobbrook acting chairman. • - • Roll call was answered by 11 members and 1 visitor, Mary Clark. . Minutes and financial re- port were read by Addie Thinking. A thank you from Bob Burns was also read. The draw donated by Tri Duizer was won by Stella Adams. Next -meeting will be Group 1. The program was , readings "when feather beds were a status Symbol," "Goose picking days" and "When mothers sick." A contest, a. telegram out of letters was also enjoyed. Cs.rds were played. Lunch was served by Vi Burns and Gladys Armstrong. AJMWELL Aimwell Unit held their meeting on Tuesday with si barbecue supper at Time Tebbutts river flats on the Maitland river in Goderich township. After a nature hike a short business meeting was held. Program included readings by Helen Lee and Mary Peel on the growth of a hemlock and cycle of a butterfly. The text meeting well be 'Sept. 15. PERSONALS Mrs, Grace Fairey was admitted to Clinton Public tioipital On Konday iiiiiiiiiiii 18th. Pat Starkhouse was admitted to St. Joseph's hospital, London on Wed- nesday with a compound fracture of her leg requiring 'surgery due to an accident between a mini bike and a truck. Mrs. Clara Riley returned home on,Wednesday Sept- ember 20 from spending 2 weeks with her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kelly and Kathy at Thunder Bay. Mrs. Virgie Williams of Women teachers Five area women at- tended the annual meeting o the Federation of Women Teachers' Associations o; Ontario held in Toronto from August 12-15. There were 600 delegates representing the women teachers in Ontario's etc- mentary public schools and the five who Intended from this area were: Marjorie Freeman of Robertson Memorial Public School, Goderich; Ra Mathers of Seafortoublic School; Mary Moffatt of Huron Centennial School. Brucefield; Dixie Lee Arbuckle of East Wawanosh and Turnberry Schools and Mary Joan Rathbun of Grev Exeter is spending this ritenth wit -Kb& daughter. Mi. and Mrs. Vic Starkhouse. Mr..and Mrs. Bev Wallace have purchased the Countiy Kitchen Restaurant from Mr. and Mrs. Brad Kennedy. Opening day will be an- nounced . John, Brenda Radford, Robbie, Michael and Brent returned home on Tuesday 19 from kweek of holidays returning eastern Ontario and spending a couple of days with her sister Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Horton in Toronto. hear Flora Central and Turnberry Cent- ral Schools. Discrimination against omen in employment was a ajor theme of the meeting. Elora MacDonald, former Minister of External Affairs. spoke to the delegates on roles for women in politics. USE EXPOSITOR WANT -ADS Phone 527-0240 FINALLY! A MUFFLER SHOP • THAT HELPS YOUR CAR cD RUN BETTER cc;) Any muffler shop can sell you a muffler. But only MufflerWorld keeps a licensed mechanic on staff so we can offer you first class tune-ups, oil changes, lube . jobs and brake jobs. So the next time you're due for a new muffler, drive into MufflerWorld. You'll drive out with a great muffler and a better running car. PORE) F • Soles , HI • Service • Leasing • beity Rentals MOTORS LIMITED 220 MAIN STREET, SOUTH-SEAFORTH 527-1010 DEPARTMENT OPEN: Monday through Friday 9 a.m. till p.m. Saturday 9a.m. til 5 p.m. - SERVICE AND PATS DEPARTMENT OPEN: Monday through Friday til 5:31p.m. a Nsk Correspondent . las. 'BERT SHOBBROOK 523-4250 W.I. sponsored a trip to Huron County Playhouse at Grand Bend on August 20 to see "Annie get your Gun." Twenty eight members and friends enjoyed the -show thanks to Margaret And,err- son for planning it. ' Mr. and Mrs.' Murray Lyon, Bradley and Diana enjoyed a weeks holiday at Ottawa, also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Fairservice arid Maureen in Mcntreal. .Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter and Colleen, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ntmstrong visited on Sunday with Larry Carter 111 Sirncoe.„. Visiting last week with Mrs. Margaret Taylor were Mr. and Km: Reg Toms of Weybricl&Surrey England. Visitors on Friday with Mrs. Joe Shaddick were Mrs. Dora Marsh, Auburn, Miss Betty Marsh of Burlington and Miss Helen Marsh of ,Wisconsin. • I'Vk. and Mrs. Jim Seat and Julie, Goderich and Mis, Jean Scat spent several dairs last vveek with Mrs. Mrs. Jay Carter and family at Cottan and2otlays at Crystal beach. Cheni Carter pid Julie Scott are spending some holidays with their grand- mother Mrs.. Jean Scott. Mr. and Mr. Bob Thompsen accompanied b her parents, Mr. and M Wm. Hamilton of Moorefield spent last week on holidays iri northern Ontario at Parry Sound and Sudbury return- ing by Chi Chemaun boat. Mrs. Stella Adams moved into her new house in the village on -the weekend. Mr. Jack Smith of Kin- cardine -visited his grand- parents •Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns on Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Scott and family returned home early from vacation at Sauble Beachlastweek when Mrs. Scott fill ill unexpectedly Mrs. Scott underwent thinor surgery at Clinton Hospital on Vednesday and is now home. Rev. Seott will be partici, pating in the Labour Day "Parade in London on Mon- day. Jbhn and Elizabeth Law- son spent, the weekend with their aunt Mr. and Mrs. E.F. Warren at Lionshead. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Law- son visited there and -John and Elizabeth returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. Clare McDougall, Amber and Sarah enjoyed a weeks holi- days touring Georgian Bay, Saulte St. Marie, a train trip to Agaua Canyon going to Manitoulian Island by Che- Cheemaun boat. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. -Cliff Saundercock and 'family for 2 weeks are ter niece Mr. and Mrs. David Edwards and Elizabeth from Yorkshire England. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shad - dick visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Shaddick Waterloo and attended the squi wedding anaiv! arY• Mr.PQ1100k: :fn'TclOrnbIntrg'Vi , itnToCPY weekend with her sistenAliee Davidson and -visited their mother Public r r.i4r;icoigaoccoP4aalrY in cli Sunday visitors with Mrs. Alice Davidson were Mr. and Mrs. 3 olui.Bell ;from Sandy Cove Acres, Stroud Otland Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferg- uson Coppel Cliff Mr. and Mrs. Fred lisuBectardStratford. LIONS The outgoing Lions Pres- ident. Carl Nesbitt, held a presidents party on August 24 at the farm. ,There were 86 present. The horseshoe tournament was won by Steve-Strattert and Helen Kolkman. The most ringers was won by Keith Allen with 8. Races (Were won by: boys and girls 1-3 Paula Allen, boys and girls 4-6 Graham Adams; boys 7-9 Drew Allen; girls 7-9 Lisa Bosman; boys 10-12 Stephen Duizer; Girls 10-12 faaiaasafsauarasmakramaaffsaaaf Brenda Nesbitt; boys over 12 Robert Kolkman; girls over ,1 lielen4lolkman. Kick the slide:- boys • and • girls 1-6 Debbie Scott, Graham Adams; hays and -girls 7-9 Titan* Airdrie; oys and girls 10,12 Steven Kolkman, Jennifer Sottiaux; boys and girls over 12 Robert Kolkman Kevin , Radford, 3 -legged race: boys ,and girls 4-6 Gaha1n Adams, kelly Bos- man, Debbie Scott, Paula Allen; 7-9 Shannon Duizer, Lloyann Adams. Greeting on Sunday at the bandesbore United Church was Bert Lyon. Mr. Bob Elliott was guest speaker. The soloist was Ian Hulley web -M -01M 6d —15-3r Log is e McGregor. Collection was received by Cheryl Lyon, David, Crystal and Brian Whyte. The children's story was "Give to God's work". Jun- ior teacher was Joan Whyte. The message was "Many stories in the Bible". A slogan "educating is body's ustetilss No chtiSept; 7111- , The August meeting of Londesboro W,1, EducOlen meeting took the form of a trip to AA,. industries at Dashwood, The members, akin with the Burns ladies and other guests assembled for a turkey dinner served by, the girls at A.R.C. After dinner a tour of the facilities proved most in- formative. -A short business meeting was held. A report on the theatres dinners was given and a donation was sent to the Goderich Assoc- iation for mentally retarded. The September meeting ' will -be-on -Public-Relatiops and Communications. Lucille Forsythe -will speak. First half of members are asked to contribute to a bake sale. More institute members are alwAanys welcome. Or' Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? 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