The Huron Expositor, 1970-11-26, Page 24News of Huronview
The weekly dance Monday afternoon was held in
the auditorium with the orchestra or residents namely
Mrs. Mary Taylor and John Leeming playing mouth
organs, Norman Speir and Miller Adams with violins
and Jerry Collins with moroccas. Jim Barrie called
off.
Waltzes seemed to be the leading dance with the
heel and toe polka and wheel chair waltz where you
can see the feet keeping time to the music on the
step of the chair. The hokey pokey dance with Mrs.
Jan Bylsma calling off was another favourite.
Everybody, including the visitors, seemed to
enjoy the day.
The Seaforth Women's Institute provided the pro-
gram for the residents November birthday party
last Wednesday. Following the variety program which
consisted of vocal numbers, instrumentals, dance and
a sing song led by Erlin Whitmore. A birthday gift
was presented to the 19 residents. Lunch was provided
by the ladies.
The Thursday family night program was well
attended last week in the auditorium when the resi-
dents and some of their relatives enjoyed a variety
program by the Harvey Johnston family. The program
included musical numbers, readings, and recitations
Presented by the four daughters, Helen, Leona, Doris,
Joan and their families with Harvey acting as master
of ceremonies.
Mrs. Stewart Middleton will show slides of Eng-
land, Ireland and Scotland at the regular Family
Night program this Thursday.
The regular weekly bingo was held on Friday
in the Auditorium. Prize winners were Mrs. Ley-
burne, Mrs. Baynham, Edgar Mawhinney, John Nei-
lans, Ervin Johnston and Barbara Miller.
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Mrs. Wilfred Coleman was
hostess for the November meet-
ing of Seaforth W.L with Mrs.
Brace Coleman as co-hostess.
Following regular opening exer-
cises, the roll call was answered
with "What is a friend." The
Motto "Something good about
you" was commented on by Mrs.
Graham Kerr. Guest, Mrs. Law-
rence Maloney, gave an interest-
ing demonstration of Amway
products and a draw in connect-
ion with this was won by Mrs.
Gordan Papple.
Reports on the Huron County
Fall Rally held at the Centralia
College of Agricultural Techno-
logy were given by Mrs. Gordan
Papple and Mrs. James Keys.
The London Area Convention,
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Church. Stratford, was reported
on Ay Mrs. Gordon Elliott, Mrs.
Lorne tawson, Mrs. Gordan
Papple and Mrs. Erlin Whitmore.
During the business period,
chaired by the president, a don-
ation was made to the Children's
Aid Society for Christmas treats.
An invitation to meet with Walton
W.I. was accepted. Several cour-
tesy notes were read for treats
sent by the flower and card com-
mittee. A social time was en-
joyed with lunch convened by
Mrs. Eall Papple and courtesy
remarks were made by Mrs. R.
M. Scott, who also chaired the
program. Cook books are also
still available.
On' Wednesday, November 18,
Seaforth W.L was hostess for the
November birthday party at
Huronview, when a splendid var-
iety program was presented, with
Mrs. Arnold Taylor as M.C.
Birthday gifts and rose corsages
were presented to residents
having birthdays and lunch was
served to a full auditorium.
BRICKS OUT OF ASHES
A new firm in Edmonton has
acquired exclusive rights to man-
ufacture coal ash bricks, reports
Canadian Building magazine.
Pilot runs of the brick indicate
they are stronger, lighter and
more uniform than conventional
clay bricks, according to the
manufacturer.
News of Walton
.Correspondent
Mrs. Allan McCall
Achievement Day for the fall
4-H homemaking project "Focus
on Fitness" was held in Seaforth
District High School on Satur-
day with Miss Catharine M, Hunt,
Home Economist for Huron
County presiding for the day's
activities, assisted by Miss Judi
Reasbeck, Home Economist from
Bruce Cojnty and Miss Susan
Langton, Home Economist from
Waterloo County.
The morning session con-
sisted of the presentation of
badges to the leaders and the
4-H club memebers did Traffic
Sign Identifications, Safety Place
Mat Quiz, a 4-H quiz and Judg-
ing First Aid Kits.
Following lunch the afternoon
programme was attended by many
of the mothers and Institute mem-
bers, when each of the twelve
clubs had either an exhibit, a
demonstration or a skit. Each
girl had to exhibit her Record
Book, craft and First Aid Kit
which she was required to make
during the project. The display
of knitting, buck-weaving, mo-
biles and stuffed toys made a
colorful display.
The Walton I Club was a
demonstration, "First Aid in the
Home" with Susan Humphries,
Ann Watson and Joan Bennett
taking part. The Walton II Club'
displayed an exhibit "Hazards
in Your Cupboard" with June
Williamson as commentator.
The visiting Home Econo-
mists gave very good comments
on the demonstrations, skits and
exhibits. The presentation of
Certificates of Achievement-41d
sterling silver 4-H Homemaking
club spoons were given to each
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girl who had satisfactorily com-
pleted this project. Congratula-
tion; is extended to M'atie Nolan
and Marion McCallum of the
Walton Clubs who were among
the 19 girls who received their
County Honours consisting of a
certificate and 4-H pin for com-
pleting six homemaking clubs.
Provincial Honours was given to
Sandra Watson for being success-
ful in completing 12 homemaking
clubs, receiving a certificate and
pin.
UNIT MEETING
The second last meeting of
1970 for the 17th and Boundary
was held this past week at the
home of Mrs. Cliff Hoegy with
13 present.
Mrs. Roy Williamson opened
the meeting with the "Call to
Worship". Hymnn "0 God Our
Help in Ages Past" was sung.
Mrs. Roy Williamson then read
a poem, "True Happiness" fol-
lowing with prayer. Mrs. Geo.
Williamson read the scripture
reading taken from Matthew 13:
verses 36 - 49. The Topic was
taken by Mrs. Roy Williamson
on "Marriage" written by Dale
Evans Rogers, stating there could
be few divorces if more con-
sideration, love and understand-
ing were given to our young
people. Mrs. Geo. Williamson
gave two readings entitled,
"Ladies Aid" and "Nimble Ton-
gues". The collection was re-
ceived and dedicated.
Mrs. Martin Baan presided
over the business. Mrs. Roy
Williamson is to collect for the
Bible Society on the Boundary
and Mrs. Cliff Ritchie and Mrs.
Harold Smalldon on the 17th line.
A question sheet was filled out
during the meeting. It was decided
to have a bazaar at the December
meeting at Mrs. Van Vliet's
home. The copper money was
receivedd for the last half of the
The Huron County Superan-
nuated Teachers met at Robert-
son Memorial School, Goderich.
About 50 were in attendance from
Wingham, Clinton, Seaforth,
Blyth and Hayfield. A welcome
was extended to all by the Presi-
dent Sam Jefferson.
M. McAdams of Cameron,
representative of 0. P. S. M. T.
Federation in the Senate, was
the guest sqeaker. He brought
greetings from this body and
gave an interesting review of
what • Federation has done and
is doing for retired teachers of
Ontario.
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year.
Election of officers were as
follows: Presidents - Mrs. Roy 9
Williamson, Mrs. Ross Bennett
and mrs. Harvey Craig; Secre-
tary, Mrs. John Bos; Treasurer,
Mrs . Cliff Ritchib, Emergency
Fund, Mrs. Jan Van Vllet; Quilt
Committee, Mrs. Cliff Hoegy,
Mrs. Hugh Johnston, Mrs. Harold
Smalldon and the President. •
The Supper Committe: Mrs.
Roy Williamson, Mrs. Cliff Rit-
chie, assistants, Mrs, Jan Van
Vliet and Mrs. Wm. Murray.
The meeting closed with sing-
ing "More Love to Thee".
The farm of the late John •
Williamson on the Boundary has
been sold recently to Ken Wil-
liamson and Murray Dennis.
Mrs. Perry Little, Seaforth,
Mrs. Irene Cairns, Toronto, Mrs.
David Dlaridge and daughter
Mary Elizabeth, London visited
last Saturday afternoon with Mrs. 4
Maude Learning.
Mrs. Jack McNichol, Blyth,
Mrs. Stuart Stevenson, Cran-
brook, Mrs. Gerald Watson and
Mrs. Allan McCall were among
the 300 Huron County 4-H Home-
making Club Leaders that en-
joyed the two-day trip to Toro-
nto last Thursday and Friday,
as guests of "The Ontario De-
partment of Agriculture and
Food" also attending the Royal
Winter Fair.
A bus load of Walton Women's
Institute members and several
ladies of the community were
in LondonSaturday evening where
they attended the program Take
Your Choice. They are to appear
next Monday afternoon at 5:30
p.m. on Channel 10.
Dr. and Mrs. Brian Traviss
of Hamilton spent the past week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Traviss and Gail. Mrs. Hilda
Seller of Seaforth visited at the
same home.
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Officers re-elected are -
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