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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-04-27, Page 134t N®nedia@nd ate®© MEDAL RETURNED—A medal inscribed, 1918 Victory Loan, Essay Competition, Upper School, First prize and on the opposite side: Won by G.G. Ross, Seaforth, Cl.,.was presented to Bruce Shaw, principal of the Seaforth District High School. Owner of the medallion was Grace Gertrude Ross (Shunk), a former teacher at the Red Tavern School, Tuckersmith, and a resident of Mississauga until her death last December. The late Mrs. Shunk, who was 82, began her 30 year teaching career when she was 18. She was a grade 13 student in Seaforth when she received the medal. Her nephew, Bill Ross, left, thought the medal "had something to do with a school -student fundraising project during the first world war." He said the medal was among her memorabilia, "Dad, (Wilfred Ross, Grace's brother, centre) and I felt the medal might be a piece oVmemorabilla the school might like to have. We thought 11 would be home for It," Mr. Shaw said the medal is the oldest piece the school has other than paper records. "We will try to find a suitable location to display it." (Wassink photo! Win Brucefield Oddfellows euchre Correspondent ISABEL SCOTT 482-7135 There were 13 tables at the euchre sponsored by the , Oddfellows on Friday even- ing. The winners were ladies high, Ruby Bell; lone hands, Mary Thorndike; low, Barb- ara Moffat; men's high. W.D. Wilson; lone hands,. Wm. Pepper; low, Bob Welsh; lucky draw winners were, Bill Rogerson. Beatrice Welsh. The next euchre will be at the hall .in 2 weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dal- rymple have returned after spending the winter months at Arcadia, Florida. 'Mrs. Leon J. Rushcall has returned to Victoria B.C. after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott. Mr. and Mrs. William Pepper who spent the winter in Florida have returned home. Hensdl Correspondent 11yIRS. BERTHA MacGREGO1 262-2025 They nensall 4-H Cooking Travellers held their party recently at Hensall United Chur+ A iSbtluck supper with strawberry milkshakes and Jitmaican patties from the 4-11 recipe book proved to be popular with the members and their guests. The leaders gave the new members met- ric cups and measuring spoon to the Senior members. The group discus- sed the skit for achievement night, May 2 at 7 p.m. at Brucefield school. REBEKAH'S ENTERTAIN The members of Amber Rebekah Lodge entertained the members of the Edel- weiss'Rebekah Seaforth on Wednesday evening. Noble Grand Mrs. Margaret Con- sitt presided assisted bye Vice Grand Mrs. Margaret Upshall. The visitors were welcomed and lodge opened in regular form. Mrs. Marg- aret Upshall reported for the visiting committee; the trea- surer, Mrs. Dorothy Corbett gave the financial report; Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, JR, P,N.G. gave the District report and Mrs. Ruby Bell R.V.G. gave the finance report. Donations were made to the President's Project, the Home at Barrie and to the fiftieth anniversary of Brussels lodge June 4. Hur- onic Lodge Clinton will be guests at the meeting May 4. Mrs. Edith Dunlop, Noble Grand of Seaforth thanked the lodge for the invitation. Court Whist was played following in the lower hall. Winners were high - Mrs. Pearl Shaddick, low - Mrs. Edith Bell; lucky draw - Mrs. Bonnie Upshall. Refresh- ments were served by the committee in charge. Mrs. Laird Mickle spent the weekend with her daugh- 4-H plans for Achievement ter and son-in:law l,4r. and Mrs. Brian Collins and fam- ily in Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs. Don Dalton and Carlo were visitors on Sunday with Mrs, Dalton's parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker. Mrs. Murray Traquair who was receiving treatment in South Huron Hospital, Exe- ter returned to her home on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Luther returned home after a plea- sant holiday in Los Angeles and San Francisco, Californ- ia. Rev. Kenneth Knight con- ducted worship in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sun- day at 9:00 a.m. Mrs. Joan Keys presided at the organ for the service of song. The anniversary service will be held on Sunday, May 29 at 11 a.m. Rev. Grant McDonald of Kitchener will be guest speaker. Special music will be presented. On Sunday May 15 the Bells of St. Marys will present numbers also the Dashwood quartette and a guest soloist will be present. Please keep these dates in mind. A large number of people from the Hensall and district visited the Peebles Funeral Home, Atwood on Thursday of this week and also attend- ed the funeral in Atwood United Church for the late Mrs. Carl McDonald, mother of Rev. Stanley Mcdonald. Dinner guests on Sunday with ' Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol were Mr. and Mrs. John Konynendyk of Wood- stock. Hensall United Church was filled to capacity on Sunday morning when 10 persons were confirmed through Profession of Faith. Those confirmed were Leslie Anne Bailey, George Clinton William Blackwell, Brenda Jean Dayman, Joanne Blanche Dayman, Heather Anne Jamieson, Timothy Tuckersmith joins Tuckersmith councll has agreed to take part of the province's BR1C (Building Rehabilitation and Improve- . ment Campaign), which will provide grants of up to S8,000 for each designated heritage building in the township. At its Apr. 19 meeting, the township enter- ed into an agreement with the Ministry of Citizenship and Culture to get involved. Under BRIC, which is now operating in Seaforth too; Douglas Mann, Mark Doug- las McGregor, Michael Grant McGregor, Rodney Harold Parker, Bonnie Lou Rowclif- fe. Mrs. Sharon Wurm as- sisted the minister and the elders. Taking part were in THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 27, 1983 — A13 STOCKER SALE - Laying on of Hands were Bill Bailey, Shirley McAllister, ' Shelley Parsons, Kay Mock, Pat Cook, Jim McGregor, Curdy Taylor, Irene and John Rowcliffe. heritage grant program officially designated ventage buildings are eligible fat grants of up to $2,000 a year for up to four years of work which enhances or preserved a home's exterior architect- ural features. The owner must match the grant. At the same meeting, township council gave first reading to a bylaw designat- ing the George Romanik home for heritage purposes. First and second readings were given to the township's Davis secondary pl..0 o au or revision was held on the Buchanan Drainage works. There were no appeals and the tender for the work was awarded to the firm of Hodginson and Hayter of Parkhill at $5,711. The tender for weed spray- ing in Tuckersmith was awarded to the township of Stanley. - The next Tuckersmith township coun- al meeting will be held May 3. 1300 Head at Hensall Livestock Sales Ltd. on - SAT., MAY 7, 1983 1:00 p.m. Mid -Western Paving Driveways, farm lane, parking lot, repairs FREE ESTIMATES Box 209, Bayfield, Ontario 565-2422 For Exclusive and Unusual Gifts The Arbor. 43 Albert St. Clinton 482 -3876 - GRACE COMMUNITY CHURCH Huron Centennial School BRUCEFIELD, ONT. 482-9260,565-5341, and 236-4979 10.00 a.m.-Family Bible School 11:00 a.m.-Speaker Randy Mann Consisting of Steers, Heifers & Calves For Information call: Victor Hargreaves 519-482-7511iCHnton] Barry Miller 519-235-2717 [Exeter) 519-229-6205 (Klrktonl Greg Hargreaves 519-262-2619 f Hensall] 519-262-2831 Mensal] AUCTIONEER: LARF' GARDINER How much is your planter worth? Mrs. James Drummond heads Ki Correspondent MRS. RENA CALDWELL 262-5935 Kippen East Women's In- stitute held their Annual meeting in Exeter at the hdme of the president. Mrs. Grace Drummond. Festivit- ies began with a sumptuous potluck dinner. Guests were present from England, the district presid- ent - Mrs. Gordan Papplc, Jean Young director of Town and Country Homemakers from the head office in Winghani and Lauretta Sieg- ner, director of homemakers representing Exeter. Mrs, Jean Chalmers intro- duced the guest speaker Mrs. Young. She showed pictures of the help given to the old and handicapped in their • own homes and was thanked by Mrs. Robert Kinsman. Annual reports were pre- sented by treasurer, Mrs. Vern Alderdice, the P.R.O. Mrs Stewart Pepper. Mrs. Robert Kinsman, Mrs. Alex McGregor, Mrs. Campbell Eyre. Mrs. Harold Parsons. secretary Mrs. Grant Mac- Lean and the president. Mrs. Grace Drummond and the auditors. Mrs Al Hoggarth. district director reported on the last hoard meeting. Mrs. Gordan Papplc spoke briefly and thanked the lad• ies for her pleasant evening, Mrs. Drummond gave some interesting readings Mrs. Carl Payne rnndnrt• ed the election of officers past prey Mrs 1) t r't h ner, pres • Mrs lames Drummond. 1st si,-e pre, Mrs. Al Hoggarth, 2nd Nice pres. - Mrs, James ('hal- niers, secretary - Mrs (,rant MacLean, treasurer Mrs. Vern Alderdice. public relat- ions - Mrs. Harry Caldwell; branch directors Mrs. Har Visitors from England old Parsons, Mrs. Wm. McDowell, Mrs. Cecil Pep- per, district director - Mrs. Carl Payne, assist. district director - Mrs. David Trieb- ner,.resoutions - Mrs. Vern Alderdice, sunshine - Mrs. Stewart Pepper, assist. sun- shine - Mrs. Campbell Eyre, education and cultural affairs • Mrs. Winston Workman and Mrs. William Bell, fam- ily and consumer affairs - Mrs. Alex McGregor and Mrs. Ernest Whitehouse, agriculture and Canadian industries - Mrs. Campbell Eyre and Mrs. John Sinclair, citizenship and world affairs Mrs. Al Hoggarth and Mrs. Uwe Wisch, curator - Mrs. Mrs. Rost Broadfoot and Mrs. J. Sinclair, auditor - ,Robert Kinsman, pianist - Mrs Robert Bell and Mrs. Stewart Pepper. ' Mrs. Payne brought a report from the Hensall Centennial Committee. The Smorgasbord Smur- settes had their 4-H party at Vanastra curling club, April 19. Mothers and friends were invited, Members decided to have their meal in smorgasbord fashion and after the games the mothers and friends sat down to the meal. Achieve- ment night will be held May 2 at Huron Centennial School. Kippen Kontinental Kook- ers met at the home of Linda Roberts on Apr. 21. Books were examined, blanks filled in and foods from each country highlighted. Topic for the skit "Celebrating the Multicultural Way" was dis- Court Constantine are hav- having a dessert mixed euchre May 2 at 8 p.m. ppen WI A little pencil pushing and you could easily come'up with a figure of about 5400 an hour. That's what an efficient, working planter can be worth to you In the peak of the planting season. Will you spend part of that now to make sure your planter works when you need it? Call our Service Man Clarence Dale cussed. Achievement night is May 2 in Brucefield. Janet Hoggarth - news reporter. News reporter for Smor- basbord Smurfettes is Yvette Predhomme. Mrs. Al Hoggarth held an afternoon tea of mothers and daughters honouring her mother's birthday. Mrs. Ashard and her daughter Janet from England are visiting the Hoggarths. 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