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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-05-25, Page 16A16 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 25, 1 83 11 U\9"'INQAlli O�n O� OaQL9'C1 Brucefield has ISAIIELSCOTT 482.7135 Mrs. Patricia Mullen and daughter Kathy Dundas, spent Wednesday with their aunt Mrs. Alice Ham and visited with Miss M.E. Swan, Huronview. Mrs. Glenn Swan is a patient in University Hospi- tal, London, having under- gone surgery. •tor. and Mrs. Ron Scott and son, Willowdale spent the Victoria pay weekend with his parents,Mr. and Mrs. : Ken Scott. Mrs, Beatrice Dalrymple, Mrs. Grace McBride and Mrs. Doreen Baird spent a couple of days last week with Edgar family -gets together on holiday Mr, and Mrs. David Webb, Murray and Billie of London visited on Sunday with their cousin Mrs. Victor Young- blut. Mrs. Mae Armitage of London spent a few days last week with her sister Mrs. Jack McBurney. Mr. and Mrs. James Kellar and family of New Hamburg were Saturday visitors with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor and Trudy. Mark Taylor spent the weekend at the same home. Miss Sheila Anderson is a patient in the Wingham and District Hospital following an appendectomy late Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ball and Matthew of Hanover spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ross Anderson. This community extends sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Ross C. Anderson of R.R. 5 Wingham in the loss of her mother Mrs. Minnie Hingston. Professor William and Mrs. Andrews of Toronto and Mrs. John Roberts were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse on Sunday, May 15. Correspondent MRS. LEWIS STONEHOUSE 887.9847 . About forty-four Edgar rel- atives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Edgar and Don on the holiday weekend. Those presentwere Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Ed- gar, Dianne and Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Park and Jason, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Edgar, Chris, Greg and Scott all of Petrolia, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Edgar, Alison and James Brian of Brigden, Miss Brenda Edgar of Tavi- Miss Joanne Edgar of Tavi- stock, Mr. and Mrs. Don Craig, Debbie, Doug ,and David. R.R. 2, Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnston, Blyth, Ivlr. and Mrs. Edward Daer. Terry and Patricia, R.R. 5 Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Edgar, Kim and Todd of R.R. 3 Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bieman, Kent, Blair and Susan of R.R. 2 Lucknow, Miranda Bieman of Wingham, Mrs, Irlma Edgar, Wingham' and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse, Belgrave. lots of visitors Mr. and Mrs. Grant Lane. Caro, Michigan. Mrs. Sharon Pine and family, Brantford spent the weekend with Mrs. Grace McBride. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. David Triebner last week were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Arthur and Mr. and Mrs. David Deihl, Moncton. Also their granddaughters Shelley and Sharon Triebner, Wood- stock spent the weekend with them. Miss Margaret Aikenhead visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mac Wilson on the weekend. Brucefield-Kippen church service on the occasion of the youth anniversary will be at Brucefield at 11 a.m. on May 29. Kippen WI honors 4-H leaders Correspondent RENA CALDWELL 262-5935 Kippen East W.I. presi- dent Grace Drummond wel- comed the guests and mem- bers recently. Guests were the 4-H club leaders Diane Chalmers, Margaret Hog- garth, Eileen Townsend and Joyce Wilson. Provincial Honour winners, Diane Chalmers, Julie Townsend and Estella Wilson and all the ladies who had helped with quilting during the winter. The 4-H club leaders and provincial honour winners were presented with gifts. Dorothy Bell introduced the guest speakers - Elma and Archie Etherington who showed pictures of their trip to Russia as well as some woodwork done in Russia and Russian dolls, graduated in size: _ The pictures and com- mentary took members from Siberia with its low tempera- tures to the Black Sea, to the fields growing tea and figs. Russia is a country that has had many invaders over the Mother Power is topic at Kippen years. The architecture shows the Turkish occupa- tion. She has been twice attacked by Germany, also by France etc. Mr. and Mrs. Etherington were thanked by Mrs. Robert Kinsman. Mrs. Carl Payne will be the delegate to the District Annual. Mrs. Stewart Pepper gave the Sunshine Report. We wish to welcome Mar- tin and Elizabeth Attenberg- er and their children Marlin and Elizabeth to their new home on the "second" which ,they purchased from Jack and Toe Bell. Doing what your otter! 133 picture perfect playgrounds for you to discover. Ontario Provincial Parks (((-Ov Ministry of =unify �(y I`i8Rlf8t M.,nw T FOSIOr Resources o.wnw.+,. Ontario For information, call toll free: 1-800-268-3735 ,J UCW meeting Correspondent RENA CALDVVELL 262-5935 Mr. and Mrs. Doug Cald- well. Moose Jaw Sask. visited relatives in the Kippen area for a few days last week. Mary Jane McGregor, R.N. has returned to Lac la Biche in Alberta. Brucefield Youth Group met May 5 when female members decorated a Mother's Day cake which was won by Mrs. Hubert of Clinton. The male members are in the midst of making lawn ornaments such as Syl-, vester Cat, Tweety Bird, etc. Second prize. a ceramic milk pitcher was won by Gayle Pepper, Kippen. -Press secretary Mary Jane Parsons Following are the results of the Kippen Gun Club shoot on May 10: 50 straight - Jamie Caldwell, Dan Crerar, 25 - Bert Mahaffey. Jack Mills, SUMMER SCHOOL '83 HURON' `COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION July 4 to July 28 9 a.m. - 12 noon Adults, Secondary and Elementary Students LOCATION: Central Huron Secondary School Clinton COURSES. OFFERED: Driver Education English as a Second Language SECONDARY SCHOOL: July 4 to July 28 Credit Upgrading Courses MATH: 140, 150, 240, 250, 340, 350, 440, 450 ENGLISH: 140, 150, 240, 250, 340, 350, 440,450 SCIENCE: Gr. 9 and 10; Senior Chemistry, Physics ELEMENTARY SCHOOL: July 5 to July 22 GRADE 7: Remedial Math. English or Both GRADE 8: Remedial Math, English or Both Summer School Booklets are available from your Secondary School Guidance Office, Elementary School Principal, or by contacting: P.A. PARR Principal of Summer School ; v ; Central Huron Secondary School Clinton, Ontario NOM ILO IT WAS GRANDPARENTS' and mothers' day at the Hensel! Nursery School on Thursday. Grandparents and their grandchildren shared juice and cookies followed by a demonstration of songs and games by the students. Christine Bengough was totally relaxed, sitting on her grandmother, Anita Bengough's knee. (Photo by WAssink) HOBBY SHOP STOCK LIQUIDATION SALE Entire stock approx. $200,000 retail value Must be Reduced 40%-50% OFF ENTIRE STOCK Train sets - engines - rolling stock - power packs - track - switches - accessories - buildings - trees - road race sets - track - cars - dungeons and dragons - rockets - tools - paints - models - books. BROUGHDALE HOBBY Both Locations 1444 Glenora Drive —Fltd. Northridge Plaza if vp.,,• l - rnJ` Phone 434-0600 r lti.,w,t,rc;12.1.:;London. – i 1. til 7 Oxford til, :c r I I_ 530 Oxford Street -- West - at Wonderland Rd. --t ` London Mall London. Phone 473-0595 24-Grarlt McGregor, Wayne McBride, 22 -Bob Baker, John Anderson, Lloyd Venner, 21 - Bev Smith. Jim Butcher, Roy Lamport, Al Kyle, Bruce Anderson, B. Share; 20 - Gladys McGregor. Harrison Schock, Jim Rean. Paul Webb; I9 -Fred Brall, J. Bea- ver. Davi McKnight, pastor of Egmon vide United Church who s ke about "Mother Power at the Spring Thank- offering meeting of Kippen U.C.W. May 10..Co-hostess- es were Mrs. Emerson Kyle and Mrs. John Sinclair. He ,concluded that a mother's love is inspirational, intuitive and tolerant of dif- ferences. Mothers are always seeking) happiness in one's offsprinlq. Two duets were sung bylthe mother -daughter duo. Mts. Keith Lovell and daughter Melanie. Courtesy remarks were given by Mrs. Roland McGregor. THE WINGNAM SALES ARENA The Winghem-Sale4rArena A PLEASANT PLACE TO SHOP WHERE COUNTRY AND CITY FOLK MEET" Just North of Wingham on Highway #4 Tremendous Savings from Our Fine Bull - Display & Discount Groceries Many Items are pro packed for your convenience. 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