HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-09-27, Page 9OBSERVING ONE. OF THE AREAS; Local
pbiiticians, Huron -Bruce M P PMurray
Gaunt, Ministry of Natural- Resources officials
and Officials from Ducks Unlimited and;
members of the press went on a bus tour of the
Loridesbora
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Hullett Wildlife Management Area on
lltlednesday to see how the MNR :planned to
control water,, levels in: the area as, part of their
Plaster plan to form a. wildlife: habitat there,
(Brussels Poste PhOtq),
er.r.io chub
Correspgndent,
MRS- BERT SHOBBROOK
523-42.50
The Cheerio club tnet at
the home of Myrtle Fair -
service on Wednesday 19th.
Myrtle ' welcomed all and
read "Welcome" and
"Hello.", minutes of last
meeting, and treasurers: re-
`port • were 'read by Addie
flunking, a card of thanks.
:from Bert Shobbrook was
received. Myrtle Fairservice
gave readings "The fall of
summer. where did it go" and
'Did you have a good
summer". Mary Longman`.
read, "Road to Autumn".and
"Autumn. '
Addle flunking played
piano for the hymns- •Flor- •
ence• Vivian 'read "Sept-
ember" and Myrtle readfhe
Maple" Draw donated, by
Edyth Beacom was won by Vi
Burns; Roll call was an-
swered,by 13 members and 1. .
visitoi,;Stclla Adams..
Next meeting will be group
1 alt the home of Nona Pipe in
Seaforth..'Definitions and en-
trance exam contests were
conducted by. Mary Longman..
and Florence Vivian. Winner
was Edyth Beacom. Some
games of cards were played
and lunch served by Myrtle
Fairservice, Mary Longman,
and Florence Vivian.
4 -H Londesboro IIi:CLUB
The Londesboro III club
held a meeting September
17th at marjorie Duizers. The
officers elected were pres-
ident Mary Anderson; Vic
e
president, Helen . Kplkman
secretary • Lisa Duizer, Press
Reporter Jeannette John
stone
They discussed; .things
about needlepoint and the
different ' yarns and, can
vasses." Leaders 'Marjorie.,
Dauer and Judy Datema
showed. •samples and meni-
bers marked the canvas for
samplers. Lunch" was Made
by Marjorie Duizer and Judy
Datema. •
PERSONALS,..
Sympathy is 'extended :to
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pipe on;
the death of :sister-in-law
Edna, 'Mrs: Orville Hooper of.
Ailsa Craig bn Friday,' ept.
New.kindergartQn
.teacher at Hallett
Mrs., Walter became the
new kindergarten: teacher. in
September, replacing Miss
Adams who retired last June.
This fall there are 36 pupils
divided into • two classes,
class 1 and. class 2. Each
dass attends on alternate
days. Mrs. Walter is . a..
familiar face as.she taught
Continuous . Progress _ for
Grade One and Two fast
year. Miss Querengesser and.
Mrs. ,Bosman now teach
Grade 'One and Two.
NEW TEACHER:.
Mrs. Hazlitt was. the
French teacher at Hullett
Central' School for four years.
but last year, She had to quit
her job' as a: teacher'to
become a new'mother. Mr.
White has taken the place of
Mrs. Hazlitt. He' teachers
part time for grade 4, and
then goes about; from grades
3-8 teaching French. Mr.
White is married and has 1
child. He lives in Clinton. He
taught in the West and then
moved'' to Clinton ,this past
summer. We hope: that Mr.
White enjoys teaching at
Hullett.',
WESTERN FAIR .WEL-
C3OMES GRADE 6 PUPILS':
Hullett Central's grade 6
pupils went to the. Western
Fair on Thursday September
13. They mainly went to see.
the livestock and poultry, but
the pupils liked: the rides;: and
grand Stand, performances
too.
HULLETT BAND STARTS
OFF ON NEW NOTE
Hullett Central School is
continuing; their band' from
last year. The band leader,
Mrs. Johnstone, is teaching
37 pupils. how to play various
instruments. This year the
pupils attend band on Mon
day and Thursday' morning,
Tuesday. after. ;school and
Friday at; noon. Mrs. John-
stone . teaches several' sec-
tions. She teaches,-;., flute,
clarinet, trombone, •tuba,
baritone, • trumpet, percus-
sion, and. twn new instru- s
mens french horn and saxo-
phone. The teachers> and
stridents` wish the. band' well
this year. 23
SOCCER' TOURNAMENT of
Some of the girls and boys
from grade 6.7 and.8 are
meeting at noon hours' with
their coaches, Mrs, Cooke
and Mr. White to practice for
a soccer tournament which .
will be held on October 3rd at
Brucefield. There will be six . m
games and their, will be gone
from 9:00 until 3:30.We. all Pe
wish them Good Luck.
For the last few years juice
and milk have been Sold: at
Hullett. Central School. But.
fewer children have been: .
ordering the drinks. Because w
of this, some of the 'milk'
on
2t age 61 years.
Congratulations to Mr
and Mrs. Bob Trick on the
birth of their daughter Karen
Jean 7 VS lb.. born on Sept:
26th in St. Joseph's, hospital,
London.
Hullett township shed was
sold by, auction on Tuesday
September' 18. It was Pur-
chased by John Radford.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen
returned • home on Tuesday
night from enjoying the week-
end in Owen Sound district.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Hulley and family on
September 12th- were. Mrs
Mabel Slater of Brandon
Manitoba, Mrs. Ethel
Creamer .of.Petrolia and Mrs.
and Mrs. Eldoe Hulley,
Susan.' and . Sandra of Sea
forth... .
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shad -
dick visited on Saturday with.
her sister ':Mrs. Irene Fer:.
guson in Londonand on.
Sunday with their •daugther
Lloy in Kitchener:
Mr. and Mrs. Orville New -r
by returned home on Satur-
day evening from spending 2
weeks fishing at Pembroke
.Mr. and Mrs. Ross Miltson
Sheryl, David, Patricia, Dar-
ren, John and Sarah, Wood-
stock were Sunday dinner
'guests with herparents Mr,
and Mrs. Bert'"Shobbreek.
Mr. Tom Allen is wild'
goose hunting; this -week at
Winisk on Hudson Bay.
;Jamul UNIT
September meeting was
held on -September 17th in
the church with the Berean.
unit as. guests.. The meeting
opened with leader Florence
Cartwright welcoming all the
visitors... 'Roll "'callwas an-
Swered`with a �he'me'remedy
by ' 13 members. There were
14 visitors.
Minutes of the June meet
Mg were read by secretary
June Fothergill. Thank yous
were received from - Bert
obbrook and Bob Reid.
Fall thankoffering will, be at
Clinton in Wesley .Willis'
United Church on September
rd. Edythe Beacom spoke
ur Fall thank offering' in
the •church October 1st: at. 8
p.m.
Dora Shobbrook reported
on gift of bedding and towels
to recent fire victims. Hugh
d! •Donna Flynn. October.
eting will be • held a. Helen,
en,
, Lunch will • be
rved by pearl .Mason
nny Overboe.
Treasurers report was read
•
j;
by. Florence ' Cartwright.
Leader Florence Cartwright
conducted the worship• ser-
ce opening, .with ' prayer.
Mrs., Rev. Scott sang ac -
began to spoil. So this year
we have decided to stop
selling milk an. d juice.
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Mrs. Scott sang Have thine
own Way Lord.
June Fothergill introduced
the guest speaker Mrs, Ros-
lae, Public Health. Nurse.
She spoke on sclerosis and
hypertension. She was
thanked and presented with
a gift by Helen Lee. Gail Lear
oonducted two contests.
Lunch was served; by Lena
Nesbitt, Marion "Snell,
Marion. and Pat :Bunking.
Alice; Davidson thanked. the
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The Agriculture and
Canadian lndustries meeting
was', held: in
the Walton
Co?tlmuntty Nall on.
'Wednesday evening,
September 19th,
Mrs, Alberta Hudie
conducted the business, after
the.ex, the
minutes were read by Ruth.
Axtmann. followed by :the
financial reportng,ercises1.7 .rnem*elts
answered the roil "call, '!'A
Canadian Industry".
An invitation was• read
from the Blyth institute to
attend tli.ier Meeting on
Thursday', October ,8
p.m,. and: ro 4th Seafotiath
Institute meeting on
Tuesday, rr h
p.m., A• thanOctobek-you card9tat wa8s
read Dennise d from Wellwood
of the Chidlren's Welfare,.
Ggderich.
Delegates were desert' to,
attend the District. Rally;
Monday, October .1 at Elim
vale, The area convention
will be held October 29 and
30 at Bingernan Park,
Kitchener with a delegate to
go from the Walton Branch,
The` Senio. r leaders short
course, "Indoor gardening"
wall, . be Held, with. ' everaal'.
wishing to take, it it ...aders.
can go 'to training school in
the near future.
It was decided to begin the
euchre's for the winter
season, committee for
•Ogtpbear 2 to be Marg i
Rock, L*vina Watson
Margery, H nether and Mary
Butiliphries# There will be ;
door prizes donated by
member,
Committee for October 16;
to be:Paulette Bennett; Viola
Kirkby; Alberta Hudie and
Ruth Axtmatnt, The
admission is the same as last
year with lunch Provided.
There will be more prizes at
each Card': party every two.
weeks,
Irene McCall took the agri-
culture part in the form of a
farm quiz. Berva Watson
outlined the work at the
Bainton Old Mill in Blyth
which has beeii a factory
outlet since 1894 at the
railway tracks in Blyth.
It's a landmark in Huron
County. `In this authentic old
mill youwill ill find
the �h '
entaBe
and tradition of the Bainton
family. A unique wool and
leather business open every
day, There were skins and
sheep Skin rugs'on; display,
also a Chamois made from a
sheep skin,
Berva Watson welcomed
all grandmothers _present
and . presented gifts to the
one that made her own,
wedding dress.
Alberta Hudie, ' with the
birthday nearest to this night
Paulene Bennett, saw the
greatest number of "the
grandchildren that day Betty
McCall, youngest grandchild:
Leona McDonald', Irene
ane' McCall; read' a Poen',
"Wonderful Ssrandnla'",,
The Bazaar and Tea was
a diSeuss '1 for November 3 at
a, 2. p.m. rosters ate to; be
made by members. f4omnit.
tees will be chosen for tables.
A at the Qctohe# meeting.
d, Marion Godkin: was pianist
,day The :second' d.y
.conducted tour «IG the
Glass Factory and.
Hickory cheese and sheat,
rarm, .Dinner and later at.
tended the Westgate tbeatre
shrwv, Stayiag,at- the Holiday
Jell, then visited Henry
rents, Museum, .at Greens-
w
tba capita
countrie$ pct 1f
tour, taking to Oslo, S>, „
holm atsil •CopcnttaRant;;
Mr, and WS. Pittae Wag,
a
son spent the weoken4l
and area news
for !Institute Grace Prior to
lunch served by Marilyn
McDonald, Vera McDonald
and Marjory Huether,.
PERSONALS
Recent visitors with Mr,
and: Mrs. Nelson Reid were
Mr. and Mrs., ,Jim; William-
son and Keith, R,R.3,
Walton,
Mr, and Mrs. Earl Mills;
Mr. and Mrs, Ernie Stevens
and Mr. and Mrs,;,Norman
Schade enjoyed the3 day' bus
trip last week to. Toledo.Ohice
where . they visited the
Museum of the Art, had
dinner at , the Fiber Glass
Tower Restasurant the first
ville, Michigan prior to
returning home Thursday
evening. They reported it
was beautiful warm weather.,
Mrs. Beth . May;
Kindersey, Sask,, Mrs,
Helen Henderson,.
Edmonton, Alta,, her mother
Mrs. Verley Bilbey, Meadow
Lake spent last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Emer-
son Mitchell. also - visited
other relatives and friends in
the community, On ,Sunday
they were guests at the blame
of Luella Mitchell, ,Brusse ls,
Mr.and Mrs.' Torrance.
Dundas arrived home last
Thursday from a 15 day trip
Thamesford with Mr, and
Mrs. Don Maier and Paul..
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