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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1964-06-04, Page 4lanned By Huron • Beginning this fall, Huron County Councill will provide $100 bursaries to six students from the County who are at- tending or plan to attend the University of Waterloo. The bursaries are for stu- dents with good academic re- cords who are in need of fi- nancial assistance to enable them to continue their studies at the university level. The bursary assistance for the university was confirmed by Warden Ralph Jewell this week. "We are most pleased that Huron County is taking this leadership in helping deserving students to finance their educa- tion," said Dr,, J. G. Hagey, President, University of Water- loo. "During the past year there were 38 students from Huron County enrolled at the University and we know there will be several more this fall. We are living in an age in which the role of education has taken on a new dimension. It is the responsibility of all of us to insure that every quali- fied student is able to continue his education." Application for the new burs- aries, which will be awarded annually, are available at Hur- on County secondary schools, and from John G. Berry, Coun- ty Clerk -Treasurer, Goderich; James Kinkead, Inspector of Public Schools, Goderich, and A. P. Gordon, Registrar, Uni- versity of Wate400, Waterloo. ' Of the 38 Huron County stu- dents attending the University of Waterloo last year,. 19 were enrolled in engineering -,--11- -in science and eight in arts. - List Winners At Saturday • Legion Bingo Following are the winners of the bingo held Saturday even- ing in the Royal Canadian •Le-. gion Hall, Seaforth: First game, Russell Camp. bell, Mitchell; 2nd, Mrs. H. Byerman, Seaforth; 3rd, Mrs. Dick, Seaforth; Mrs. J. Barry, Egmondville, and Wes Vander - burg, Clinton; 4th, Susan Dick, Seaforth; special, Mrs. B. Hilde- brand, Seaforth; 5th, Sam Spencer, Clinton; 6th, Harry Freeman, Clinton; 7th, Mrs. Walters and Mrs. C.' Wood, Sea - forth; 8th, Mrs. Bricker, Sea - forth, Mrs. J. Bruce, Seaforth, and Frank Skinner, Mitchell; special, Wes Vanderburg, Clin- ton; 9th, Mrs, J. Barry, Sea - forth; 10th, Sam Spencer, Clin- ton; llth, Mrs. Willerton, Sea - forth; 12th, four winners; spe- cial, Mrs. Charlotte Wood, Sea - forth; 13th, Eileen Tighe, Clin- ton; 14th, Mrs. Leonhardt, Wal- ton; 15th, Dora Taylor, Sea - forth, and Eileen Tighe, Clin- ton; • jackpot special, Mrs. Jas. Barry Egmondville. • Door prizes were won by Harry Freeman, Clinton, and Mrs. Charlotte Wood, Seaforth. Jim Melady, St. Marys Noviti- ate, is spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Melady. Rev. Thomas McQuaid, S.F.M., St. Marys, and his mother,. Mrs. Mary McQuaid, London, with relatjiies. Mr. and Mrs. Gerrard March- and and sons, Windsor, with Mr, and Mrs. Leo Murray. Miss Bernice Kennedy and Mrs: Mary Reiss, Detroit, with Mr. -and Mrs. Emmett Malone. Mrs. Margaret McMillan, of Flint, "with her mother, Mrs. Mary Willia)K Mr. and Mr C. J. O'Neill, of Kirkland Lake, with Mr. ,and Mrs. Peter Hicknell. John Lane is 'a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. ------------ Sell that unnecessary piece .of furniture thiough a Huron Ex- - positor Classified Ad. Phone 141. NEWSinr.CROMO ro udefl* Is Stratford Grad Miss Rosanna Margaret Wor- den, daughter Qf Mr. Alvin War- den, Staffa, and the late Mrs, Worden, graduated from Strat- ford General Hospital on SAW - day, May 39th. She received the Loving Cup, presented -for school spirit and student lead- ership. Following graduation exercis- es, a reception was held at her home for relatives and friends. Those attending included Mr. William Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton, Cromarty ; Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Cornish and sons, Seaforth: Mr. and Mrs. Russell Worden, Kaye .and Margaret, Mr. W. C. Worden, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Miller, Bon- nie and Paul,, Mrs. W. J. Fell, Mr. Lorne Fell, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Elliott and Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Sadler, of Staffa; Miss Bonnie Howes, Lon- don; Miss Helen Horan, At- wood; Miss Gloria Ann pepper, Kitchener. Attend National conference The National Conference of Presbyterian IVien, which was held at Huron College, London, during the weekend, was at- tended by Messrs. Mervin Dow and Gerald Carey. This was the second of five national confer; ences to be held across Canada during this year. The theme was "No Other Gods," and the speakers were Dr. Kenneth G. McMillan, National Secretary of the Canadian Bible Society, and Rev. Basil E. Howell, of To- ronto, •Controller of the Pres- byterian Church. The purpose of these conferences is to give the- laymen -a- better--insight-in= to Christianity. Evening Auxiliary Meets The May meeting of the 1Vlar- ian Ritchie Evening, Auxiliary was held in the church with 16 members and three visitors present. Mrs. R. Laing presid- ed and opened the meeting with a poem. Mrs. Duncan Scott was pianist. Mrs. Lloyd Miller led in prayer and Scripture reading and meditation were taken by Mrs. Lorne Elliott. Mrs. Cliff Miller and Mrs. G. Carey sang a duet, "We Should Be Willing." Mrs. Harold Parsons gave as her topic a history of Cromarty Church. The roll call was an- swered by naming "our first WALTON Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs...Leonard,Leeming and family over the weekend were: Miss Norma Leeming, of Lon- don; Mr. Ross Leeming, of St. Marys; Mr. and Mrs: Harvey Tath and Linda, of Mitchell, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Simpson, of Mitchell. ST. COLUMBAN church." Mrs. Norman Harburn gave thrtreasurer's report. The president,' Mrs. John • Miller, conducted the business period. It was decided to have a plas- tic demonstration in July. Mrs. Gordon Seott 'gave a report of the work committee, and each member was 'vert a gnat block to v ork. MI ye recipes were re- quested by the cook book com- mittee. A thank -you letter for plant received while ,she was hospitalized, was read from Mrs. Gordon Laing, Mrs. Vil1iam Taylor read' an article entitled, "How the Art- ist Forgot Four Colors." Mrs. J. M. Scott and Mrs. T. L. Scott who attended the 100th 'WMS anniversary in Montreal, gave a report of their experiences. Miss Margaret Kennedy was the speaker on three occasions, us- ing as her topic, "The Invita- tion", "The Challenge" and "The Commands of Jesus." Mrs. John Templeman gave courtesy remarks, and ,the meeting closed with the Miz- pah benediction. Mr. and 1VIrs. Donald Wallace of Carlingford visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. J. R Jefferson visited on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dow. Miss Sally Bingeman, Monk - ton, spent the weekend with Miss Barbara • Gardiner. Mr. Otto Walker and Mr. Ken- neth Walker visited on Sunday with Mr. Herb Walker at Mark - dale. Mr. Lindsay McKellar, Mr. Bob McKellar and Miss Elaine S'En-diville-, -a-Walton, visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Houghton; Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardin- er attended the graduation ban- quet at Mitchel] Disirict••High School, their daughter, Shirley, being one of the graduates. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker were Mrs. Donald McInnes, Paisley, Miss Hattie Sweet, Mrs Mary Hanni- gan, Exeter, and Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Cockwell and -son, Jack, of Dashwood. Mr. ^and Mrs. Robert Dodds were gbests at a reception for Mr, and Mrs. Richard Kruse at he home of the bride's par- nts, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mc- Nichol, Kippen. Mrs. Carter Kerslake, Mrs. C. Vivian and Mrs. Lloyd Miller, of Staffa, and Mrs. T. Laing and Mrs. Ed. Chappel; of Crom- arty, attended the district an- nual of South Perth Women's Institute, in St. Marys on Tues- day. Mrs. Sadie Scott, Miss Olive Speare, Mrs. Gordon Scott and Miss. Jean Colquhoun visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs."El-' med Colquhoun, Clinton. Mr. Gordon Scott and Mr. Ken Mc- Kellar attended the Clinton horse show and also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Colquhoun. Mr. William Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton were guests at the nurses' gradua- tion exercises in Stratford on Saturday. Miss Rosanna -Nor-. den was, one of the graduates. Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace, Margaret Ann and Debbie at- tended the graduation of Miss Mary Ann Parkinson,of •Mit- chell, in .Stratford on Saturday. They also attended a reception for Miss Parkinson • in Knox Presbyterian Church, Mitchell. t e For Visitor • The May meeting of theaiur- on County. Junior Farmers .was held Wednesday night at the Clinton Board Rooms. Since the president, Marilyn Marshall, is at present visiting the •United Kingdom, Tom Cunningham act- ed as chairman. The roll call was answered by 16 members. Morris have in- formed the group that the Irish delegate, Geoffrey Conn, will be visiting in Huron County from May 29 till June 12. Mr. Conn will be staying at the homes of Don Young and Mur- ray Hoover. Reports ywre given for the various cniznittee meetings which have been held. The next meeting is to be held on August 6th at Clinton Board Rooms. McKILLOP WMS The McKillop WMS of First Church held its May meeting at the home of Mrs. Francis Coleman on Thursday. The president welcomed the mem- bers and opened the meeting with Hymn 592. A collection taken for the allocation fund •amounted to $18.50, and this was increased to $25.00 by a grant from the expense fund on motion of Mrs. Helen Mc- Millan and Miss Jean Scott. An invitation ,was received from the Constance group to attend -their Spring Thankof- fering on June 10. Mrs. James Keys offered her home for the June meeting, and it was de- cided to have a bake sale that afternoon. Miss Jean Scott and Mrs. Helen McMillan took over the program in the absence .of Mrs. A. Harrisop„.-It was opened with Hymn 374; the Scripture was taken from Matthew, V, verses 13-16, ,chapter, 15 1-18, and chapter. 18:1-20, read by Mrs. Joe Hugill. Miss 'Jennie Hogg gave the prayer. Mrs. J. L. Bell gave an interesting re- port from the Synodical held in London in ApriL Mrs. Robt. McMillan sang "In the Garden." Mrs, McMillan had the topic on "The Life of the PeSple in In- dia," assisted by Mrs. J. L. Bell. Miss Jean Scott thanked all who took part. •••••••••••,.••••••••••••••„,..•••••••••••••III.1,1■11.‘11.111.M% • • SEAFORTH UPHOLSTERING Centre Street Telephone 446 FOR ALL KINDS OF UPHOLSTERING. — We Arrange Easy Teems BACKACHE? ..not me! For relief from backache or that tired -out feeling 1 depend • for AIRLINE • -- • spgAmsin-P CNR RAIL and TOUR INFORMATION - RESERVATIONS and TICKETS T.C.A. 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