The Huron Expositor, 1979-03-08, Page 7PIJELIC. SPEAKING' WINNERS. Brussels
La ion member.. Ted Elliott Wendy Kloss:. of
Seaforth who won third, 4anet Mulholland of
Goderich who :won second and Mary Luanne.
Clare of Wigham who wan -first at""the zone
,..;.:»:
publio speaking; ccmO,etition at the Brussels,
Legion .on :Saturday, Standing to the right is •
Howard •Gar.rolt ofthe Gpderich legion.
{Photo. by •Langl:oisO
•
GRADE 7 AND 8"WINNERS - Howard Carol! of the Goderich Legion
stands beside public speaking winners from left 'Natalie Campeau of.
Wingham,. First; . Nancy Overholt of Zurich, second; and third place
winner Jim Groothuis of Seaforth at the zonecompetition in Brussels on
Saturday:; (Photo by.Langlois)
JVNIOR GLASS; WINNERS (Froth right)
Sharon Langdon of *MICR was first Mary
Morrison, of St. Marys, :laced second and Keil}
Y ap Y
Schreoder :of Zurichp .:laced third in "the. junior
• class of public speaking at the competitions: held.
on Saturday in Brussels.
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Bakers
BY WILMA OKE
Two Seaforth boys walked off with the top
honours in the elementary school' division at
the public speaking contest held Wednesday
night sponsored by Seaforth Branch No. 150
of. Royal Canadiark•Legion.
In ,the junior division, David •MCLlwain,
11, ,a grade 6 student at Seaforth:' .Public
School: placed first over eight other speakers
with his talk'` on' -"Making "'a Pita Yard
Rink." Runners-up' were Pat .Cronin,: 11, of
Dublin with his speech, "Trucking'= -and
Linda Van Dyk. 11 of RR 4., Seaforth;
speaking on "Riding theSchool Bus,"
Top winner in the senior :classes was Jim
Groothuisr. 14,, a Grade 8 students at Si;
James School, Seaforth, speaking on "My
Paper Route." Runners up were : Sandra
Hunt, 12, of RR. 4, Waiton'' speaking on
Cheese and Kathy Van Nes, 12,:R11 1 Ethel
with the topic) races. (Teeth).
Other students were: junior. grades - Joan
Binnendyk, RR 2, Kippen, Year of the Child;.
Janet Hoggarth; RR2, Kippen, Embarrass-
ment and Frustrations; ' Mary Maloney,
Seaforth, 21 in the Family; Danny Van Loon,
RR 2, Kippen; Florida and Christina' Van
Nest, RR 1, Ethel, Beiing in the Middle of the,
Family.
Other students in the senior gradeswho
spoke were; Paul Janmaat,'RR 2, Seaforth,:
Diabetes; Nancy Louwagie, RR 3, Mitchell',
Safety; Kim Swart, RR 4, Seaforth, Pope
John; Pale Turnbull, Egmondville, Walt
Disney; Estella Wilson, RR 1, Brueefield,
Year of the Child.
Schools represented were Seaforth Public,.
St, James School, Seaforth; Huron Centen-
Mal School, Rrucefield; St. Colurnban School
and St, Patrick's School, Dublin,
A brother and Sister team took the public
speaking honours • at;:Seaforth District High
School. •
-
Wend y Kloss, 16, of RR 1 Brucefield,
placed first in the seniorgrades. A grade 11
student,she spoke on violence. in nursery
rhymes.
Rick Kloss, 15, a grade 10 student spoke
On commercials.
The four first place whiners:; will speak at
the Legion Zone Cl public speaking contest
in Brussels Saturday
In the junior
secondary finals, Rick ,Kloss placed first. He
is now eligible to speak at the Legions
District .0 finals to be held in Hanover on
April 8.
Jim Groothuis placedthird his category
g ty
at Brussels.
Wendy Kloss placed third, in her, class in
the Brussels competition.
"Birthday Greetings" to ..
Mrs. Minnie'•:Hawley 'who
celbrated her ninety-third;
birthday an Saturday • at
Manor. A party, was
arranged for her with two of
her longtime friends Miss
Bessie Davidson and Miss
Ethel McClure attending
along with other .friends: A
-» large ' decorated cake - .was
sentto her by her sister Mrs,
Susan Hutchings of
California' and also;. flowers
from her"nieces and nephew.
Later in 'the. day Mrs. Edith
Baker and Earl McSpadden
visited ` and also on . Friday; . .
Mr. •and, Mrs. Sam McSpad-
' den of Norwich called on
their aunt, .
Hawley 9
On ' Monday Miss Kate
Laverty celebrated her
birthday andhaving tea and.
cake in the evening with her
aunt was Miss Rita Duncan
of Seaforth , Many
congratulatory greetings
were received. by both Mrs.
Hawley and Miss Laverty.
Pastor Yielding and ladies
of Bethel Bible Church
visited ,last Wednesday "and'
special, music. was provided
by Mr. and : Mrs. Lobb of
Clinton. It is a joy to hear
their fine renditions in song
and thirty-two residents at-
tended the service. We we -
clouted Mrs. Rapson back as(
we always .look forward to
hearing her sing. Rev;
Yielding had a timely mess-
age for all and following the
service refreshments were
'enjoyed.
On Tuesday afternoon re-
sidents
e sidents . viewed two films.
".Gooscap Country"ands,
"The, tinspoilcd Land". Mr,
Rick Fortune operated the
projector for Clive' this:. week
with a number of residents
remembering .Rick when he
was a member of our staff a
few years ago.,
Shuffleboard' winners. on.
Tuesday were Mr. Chas Ross
t
and Erle Dow while last Mabel Clark of Bayfield
Thursday it was Emil visited her father Mr, Erle
Dow:
Mrs. Jas. Shertre.ed
visited :with James.
Shortreed.
Hermansen and Erle Dow: r. .
Bingo .was held last Friday
'i'tfternoon and winners were
Margeurite • Shill, Wilma
Brill, . Doris, Wills, Verna
McClure, Isobel Lamble,
Chas, .; Ross, .If arold Walah'
and Emil Hermansen. High
Scores :for bowling last
Thursday went_to Mr. Bert.
Hendy and Harold Walsh.
Visiting with Mr, Wilber
Keyes wereMrs.. Keyes and;
Mrs. Grace Chapman: Mrs.
Seaforth' Manor Residents
were saddened to learn of the
passing of Mr. Thomas
Churchill who died suddenly
on. Tuesday morning. Tommy.
was' a long- time .resident of
the Manor and kind' thoughts
are with his sisters at this
time.
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H
or
'BY MAIM
Wednesday we had our
weekly Chureh service when
Rev. Robt, Roberts,.
Egmondville United C100
game and took the .service.
The meeting opened with the
singing of 'What a• Friend
we Have in Jesus,,' With.
Rev. Roberts .at the piano.
Readingfrom the Aid Test-
ament Ecclesiastes, the
'book of wisdom' also St,
Luke, Chap. 10 which tells of
Martha and Mary, The
speaker spoke on these si$-
teers, Martha had the' house"
and Mary had the "home,"
Martha prepared for visitors
while Mary had the ministry
of listening, to the still small
vole ,of God. There are two,
parts iin life and Mary took.
the best part.
He told of the "Ministry of
Prayers and used as an
example a "Nun's Prayer"
which is in evidence in his.
Officewhich was found in a
convent three hundred years
ago. "Lord, 1 am, getting.
older and: some day, 1"li be
old,
Make me helpful: but not
bossy, A few friends When 1
am old, Seal my lips from
pains for growing humility..
Keep me sweet. 1 may be
mistaken sometime4. May 1
see talents in other people
for those in ' authority. Put
new meaninPs in .nl+r lives
SUPERIOR
MEMORIALS
ESTABLISHED ..
OVER 50 YEARS:
Clinton-Seaforth.
Arca Representative
MICHAEL
FALCONER
153 High Street
Clinton
482-9441
The meeting closed,.
with, Prayer. followed ,by a
snack lunch and, socia time,
1 recently found ;a masii.. ,on
the contained of a scented
candle whieb appealed: to
me. 1 pass ill on to mY
readers, "Caring, and Shar-
ing are the secrets of living."
Qur latest resident is
Henry Trailers, Orangeville,
Mary Pryde Exeter visited
Kilbarchan recently. Thurs.
is ;Bowling bay and Ruth
Mouer took Sally Sillery,
Lucy Bushie, Mattie Alto to.
the local Bowling Alleys,
Clarence Jackson had high
score.
Tuesday, I joined severaii
of the residents in a game of
euchre in the dining room
pray
Jacit Tiernay and 1 won 1ho
first game but elver McKay
and Clarence Jackson ,even-
ed up in the .second, '011ie,
McDonald: carne 'fora ;game
of bridge but there weren't
enough players for a game,
Sorry! T ;think a game is
planned for next week.
Mr. and Mrs, Stewart
Turner have moved:, :front
Zurich to Sayfeld.
Visitors,. With Oliver Mc-
Kay, Charles McdKay, Sea -
forth. Mel Glanville, en
sail. Lorne Webster, Varna,.
drummer of the Bannock-
burn Pipe Band. He took a
large mouth organ from, a:
boa and played some lively
tunes for i5liver. I"m sure'he
couldn't -keep, his feet still;
fromtapping,
Established 1876
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FIRE INSURAN,CE COMPANY
HEAD OFFICE: 10 MAIN ST,, SEAFORT# , ONT.,
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FULL COVERAGE
Farm and, Urban Properties.
Fire, Windstorm, Liability, Theft
Various Floater Coverages
Homeowner's, -Tenant's Package, Composite Dwelling
DIRECTORS AND ADJUSTERS
}ten Carnochan, R,R, 4,.Seatorth
Lavern Godkin, R.R.il1, Walton
----Ross Leonhardt R.R.$1, Bornholm --
John McEwing, R.R.k1, Blyth
Stanley Mcliwain; R.R.42, Goderich
Donald McKercher, R.R.#1, Dublin
John A, Taylor, R.R,lt1, Brueetield
Trewartha, Box 661, Clinton
_Stuart Wilson, R.R,Nr. Brunetield
482-3354 •
527-1877
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'524.7051
527-1837
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Wm. Leiper.' R.R,01, Londesboro 523.4257
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in Area Churches
First PRESBYTERIAN Church .
59 Goderl h Si, W:. Seaforth .
Minister: Rev. T.A•.A, Duke Organist: Mrs. D. Carter,
MARCH 1ii, 119/9 •
11:15 Worship' Service and Church School
Sacrament of Holy Communion
Wednesday. 10:00 a.m. Bible Study.
ALL ARE WELCOME
;..
ST. THOMAS (Anglican Church
..., ea orth
R. Broadtoot B,A., M. Div.
Rev. James Rc
SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 1979 LENT 2
; Theologies! Education Sunday..
11.311 a.m. • MorMng Prayer'
GUEST SPEAKER: The "Yen Archdeacon Dr. John Morden
•• Principle of Huron College
• THURSDAY, MARCH 15
7:30 Mid week service of Holy;Cominurllon
NORTHSIDE'united Church
54Goderlch St. West, Seaforth
MARCH)1,1979''
Second Sunday In Lent
10 A.M. & 11 A.M.. Sunday Sehodls
11 A.M. Church Service
Rev. J.G. Vanslyke, Minister
Organisi•Choir Director Jr. Clink Leader
Margaret Whitmore�.— • Audrey MeLI ail
Area congregations are:invited to take advantage of
the church directoryto announce their church services
COO week. Church directory announccntcnts are
available for a minintttm df 26 consecutive weeks in
units et ttvo,coiurati 'irichesat $2 per unit. Changes in
copy May be Made each week but must be received'
'before *tett tin' Tuesday.
Yielding had a timely mess-
age for all and following the
service refreshments were
'enjoyed.
On Tuesday afternoon re-
sidents
e sidents . viewed two films.
".Gooscap Country"ands,
"The, tinspoilcd Land". Mr,
Rick Fortune operated the
projector for Clive' this:. week
with a number of residents
remembering .Rick when he
was a member of our staff a
few years ago.,
Shuffleboard' winners. on.
Tuesday were Mr. Chas Ross
t
and Erle Dow while last Mabel Clark of Bayfield
Thursday it was Emil visited her father Mr, Erle
Dow:
Mrs. Jas. Shertre.ed
visited :with James.
Shortreed.
Hermansen and Erle Dow: r. .
Bingo .was held last Friday
'i'tfternoon and winners were
Margeurite • Shill, Wilma
Brill, . Doris, Wills, Verna
McClure, Isobel Lamble,
Chas, .; Ross, .If arold Walah'
and Emil Hermansen. High
Scores :for bowling last
Thursday went_to Mr. Bert.
Hendy and Harold Walsh.
Visiting with Mr, Wilber
Keyes wereMrs.. Keyes and;
Mrs. Grace Chapman: Mrs.
Seaforth' Manor Residents
were saddened to learn of the
passing of Mr. Thomas
Churchill who died suddenly
on. Tuesday morning. Tommy.
was' a long- time .resident of
the Manor and kind' thoughts
are with his sisters at this
time.
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Palmolive
24 oz.
■
Bic Lighters
■
99
Rubber Gloves
• •.
Ironing Board
COVES & PAD
Pink oil Blue
Small=Med,
Coffee Mugs
Art
Only aM14,2ac.h''
Royal Albert Paragon
Scott'
Paper Tovwels.
white or 00
yellow 2's ■'
Playing Cards
a
77
Everyday
Gift Wrap
Ensemble. an
Face Clothes
2/.89
Dish Clothes
3/.99
Cups & Saucers
Bone China:
.99
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Keating
Seaforth
.q Ltd
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR'
r11ARCH Is
Ki lbarchgr
H
or
'BY MAIM
Wednesday we had our
weekly Chureh service when
Rev. Robt, Roberts,.
Egmondville United C100
game and took the .service.
The meeting opened with the
singing of 'What a• Friend
we Have in Jesus,,' With.
Rev. Roberts .at the piano.
Readingfrom the Aid Test-
ament Ecclesiastes, the
'book of wisdom' also St,
Luke, Chap. 10 which tells of
Martha and Mary, The
speaker spoke on these si$-
teers, Martha had the' house"
and Mary had the "home,"
Martha prepared for visitors
while Mary had the ministry
of listening, to the still small
vole ,of God. There are two,
parts iin life and Mary took.
the best part.
He told of the "Ministry of
Prayers and used as an
example a "Nun's Prayer"
which is in evidence in his.
Officewhich was found in a
convent three hundred years
ago. "Lord, 1 am, getting.
older and: some day, 1"li be
old,
Make me helpful: but not
bossy, A few friends When 1
am old, Seal my lips from
pains for growing humility..
Keep me sweet. 1 may be
mistaken sometime4. May 1
see talents in other people
for those in ' authority. Put
new meaninPs in .nl+r lives
SUPERIOR
MEMORIALS
ESTABLISHED ..
OVER 50 YEARS:
Clinton-Seaforth.
Arca Representative
MICHAEL
FALCONER
153 High Street
Clinton
482-9441
The meeting closed,.
with, Prayer. followed ,by a
snack lunch and, socia time,
1 recently found ;a masii.. ,on
the contained of a scented
candle whieb appealed: to
me. 1 pass ill on to mY
readers, "Caring, and Shar-
ing are the secrets of living."
Qur latest resident is
Henry Trailers, Orangeville,
Mary Pryde Exeter visited
Kilbarchan recently. Thurs.
is ;Bowling bay and Ruth
Mouer took Sally Sillery,
Lucy Bushie, Mattie Alto to.
the local Bowling Alleys,
Clarence Jackson had high
score.
Tuesday, I joined severaii
of the residents in a game of
euchre in the dining room
pray
Jacit Tiernay and 1 won 1ho
first game but elver McKay
and Clarence Jackson ,even-
ed up in the .second, '011ie,
McDonald: carne 'fora ;game
of bridge but there weren't
enough players for a game,
Sorry! T ;think a game is
planned for next week.
Mr. and Mrs, Stewart
Turner have moved:, :front
Zurich to Sayfeld.
Visitors,. With Oliver Mc-
Kay, Charles McdKay, Sea -
forth. Mel Glanville, en
sail. Lorne Webster, Varna,.
drummer of the Bannock-
burn Pipe Band. He took a
large mouth organ from, a:
boa and played some lively
tunes for i5liver. I"m sure'he
couldn't -keep, his feet still;
fromtapping,
Established 1876
McKILLOP MUTUAL
FIRE INSURAN,CE COMPANY
HEAD OFFICE: 10 MAIN ST,, SEAFORT# , ONT.,
Mrs, Margaret Sharp. Sec, Tteas., Ph, 527-0400
FULL COVERAGE
Farm and, Urban Properties.
Fire, Windstorm, Liability, Theft
Various Floater Coverages
Homeowner's, -Tenant's Package, Composite Dwelling
DIRECTORS AND ADJUSTERS
}ten Carnochan, R,R, 4,.Seatorth
Lavern Godkin, R.R.il1, Walton
----Ross Leonhardt R.R.$1, Bornholm --
John McEwing, R.R.k1, Blyth
Stanley Mcliwain; R.R.42, Goderich
Donald McKercher, R.R.#1, Dublin
John A, Taylor, R.R,lt1, Brueetield
Trewartha, Box 661, Clinton
_Stuart Wilson, R.R,Nr. Brunetield
482-3354 •
527-1877
Sas-223
523-9390 .
'524.7051
527-1837
482-7527'
482-7593
527-0687
AGENTS
James Keys;, R.R.41; Sealprth 527-0467
Wm. Leiper.' R.R,01, Londesboro 523.4257
CALL AN AGENT OR THE=w;OFFICE
for every lead that results in a sale
of .a Myers water softener/
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT
TOM DUiZER AT .523.-4359, LONDESBORO ONT..
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