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•Tbe Huron West District of the
WoMen's Institute met recently
10, Aeb.urn Community Meniorial
Half for their 7§th annual.
meeting. The president. Mrs.
•11v.An Wightman of Belgrave was
in charge and the 'pianist was
Mrs. Catherine Jackson of.
Auburn. Mrs,Wightman
welcomed the delegates from
Auburn, Blyth. Belgrave,
Clinton, Dungannon. Goderich.
Goderich Township. Londesboro,
Maitland, St. Helens, Tiger
Dunlop and Wingham, visitors
and honoured guestS; •
Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock.
president of the Auburn Branch
welcomed everyone to the village
and the minutes of the previous
meeting were approved as read
by the secretary - Mrs.Richard
Buchanan, of Tiger Dunlop. .
Mrs. Wightman gave a short
message congratulating the 12
branches on their excellent work
and their co-operation.
The Board Director of
F.W.1,0. Mrs.Gordan Papple of
Seaforth ratified the District
Directors - Auburn - Mrs.Thornas .
Haggitt; Blyth - Mrs. Reg.
Hesslewood; Belgrave - Mrs.
Norman Coultes; Clinton - Mrs.
Amber Popp; Dungannon - Mrs.
Graham McNee; Goderich - Mrs.
Percy Blundell; Goderich
Township - Mrs. Carol Penhale;
Londesboro - Mrs. Harry
Tebbutt; Maitland •L Mrs. Ethel
Adams; St. Helens Mrs. S.
Chandler; Tiger Dunlop - Mrs.
Eric Reaburn and Wingham
Mrs, K. Lockeridge. , •
The Pennies for Friendship
which is the • gift sent to the
Assocaition Countries . of the
'World with, headquarters in
London, England was taken by
the Blyth Branch. Mrs. Keith
Webster and Mrs. ,•Emmerson
Wright.
,Mrs. Gordan Papplc. Seaforth,
gave a . detailed report of the
Provincial Board Meetings and
Miss Jane 'Pengilley, home
economist for Huron County told
about tithe 4-H program in the
count'. and the senior courses.
Mrs..Thomass Haggitt, District.
Resolutsions convener gave her
report . and Mrs.. Norman Coultes,
public relations officer for the
District gave the report of
Officers Conference attended last
month in Waterloo.
The afternoon 'session opened
with the.Hymn of all Nations and
a sing-song led by Mrs. Gordon'
KaittinOaccompriniect by Mrs,
Norman Coultes.
The In Memoriam service in
charge of Clinton Branch.
Mrs.. Cecil Elliott, Mrs. Amber
Popp and Mrs. Lorna Radford
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LEGION INSTALS OFFICERS — A good crowd was
on hand Thursday night for the installation of the
1976 officers. From front left are - Jack Eisler, •
Wilford Titford, Th omas Wilbee, President; Dick
Whitely, Geo. Miller, rear - George D. Hays, James
A FIRST -- Cleave and Peg, Coombs of Egmondville
, are the first couple to serve as zone commanders in
the Legion and Legion Ladies Auxiliary, respectively
in this area. The Coombs are attending the national
• Legion anniversary convention this month in
Winnipeg. • (Photo by Oke)
Couple heads
Legion Zone
Mrs. Peggy Coombs of
Egmondville is the new
commander pf Zone Cl for the
ladies auxiliaries of Royal Canad-
ian Legion. She succeeds Mrs.
Margaret Thorndyke Of Clinton.
Mrs. Gordon Scott is the
secretary: for the Zate.
Zone Cl covers an area from
Kincardine to Exeter.
Her husband, Cleave, is the
commander of the same legion
branches - making them the first
couple to man the positions.
News of
Constance
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tardella
and Christopher of Mississuga
were Sunday visitors with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. . Don
Buchanan, Paul and Gary.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stevenson,
David, Darren and Luanne were
-Sunday. evening • dinner guests
with Mr. and Mrs. William
Stevenson and girls of Belgrave
branch of the Architectural
Conservancy of Ontario. the
group learned, Tickets for the
tour by bus are $3.00 for adults
and the afternoon ends with tea at-'
the 'Van Egmond house,
With the advice of Miss
Sumberg, a number of buildings
will be studied this summer. Her
research will document land use
patterns, movements (pedestrian,
vehicular: historic. etc.); building
style, materials, construction,
dimension; past owners, -inhabi-
tants; usage; unique features;
age and condition.; associated
land; type of maintenance
required; present
value; and the visual quality of
the structure in relation to its
surroundings.
Miss Sumberg's rept-E, and
the SACAC findings will be
copied and sent to the Ministry in
Queen's Park for future refer-
ence. All original documents will
remain in Seaforth in the care of
the Committee.
Committee member Walter
Armes said that there has been
some confusion over the function
of the SACAC. SACAC will not be
dealing solely with the ,downtown
of Seaforth, but it will also study
many buildings off Main Street,
Fred Cosford, the secretary of the
Committee, said there was also
some concern over the Powers of
the group. The ConiMittee has
none, except to advise town
council of its findings.
The date for SACAC's -next
meeting has not been set, but it
will be open to the public Anyone
who'd like' to participate can
contact Mrs. McLean for inclu-
sion in the agenda.
remembered Unmet' members
who havociled, They were 7 Mr§-
Deorge Mtchie, Belgrave; Mrs.
Charles Wise, Clinte4; Mrs.
Lorne ,Hasty, DungaOrron; Mrs.
Jean Chambers and Mrs. Robert
Bogie, Goderich; Mrs. Douglas
Shaw. St. Helens; Mrs.. Harvey
Fisher. Tiger Dunlop and Mrs.
Harold Brooks, Wingham.
Mrs. Donald Haines introduced
the. guest speaker. Miss Helen,
McKercher, Toronto. director of -
Home Economics service of the
Department of Agriculture and
Food. Miss McKereher stressed
keeping traditional things alive in
communities and spoke of ,the
home economic service carried on
in Ontario. She was thanked by
Mrs. William Porter and
presented with a Women's
Institute plate. •
Reports were received from
Mrs. Norman Coultes P.R.O.,
Mrs.Ceeil Elliott. A griculture &
Canadian Industries% Mrs. Luella
McGowan. Citi!enship & World
Affairs, Mrs. Margaret Taylor,
Education & Cultural Activities.
Mrs. Ross Gammie,' .Family and
Consumer Affairs,
Mrs. Celia Taylor. curator and.
Mrs. Thomas Haggitt resolution
convener prose nted an
emergency resolution- re the
keeping open of Clinton Public
Hospital. After much discussion
the resolution was accepted and
Ha'ggitt, Mrs. Donald H
aloes and Mrs.Eleanor Bradnock
were appointed to reword and
send to the proper autorities at
.Toronto.
Mrs. Keith Webster reported
on Huronview and Mrs. Gordan
Papple presided for the election
of officers. The slate of officer's
was presented by Mrs Graham
McNee,
The courtesies were extended
by Mrs: Peter Chandler of St.
Helens and Mrs. Cecil. Elliott of
Clinton invited the District to hold
their annual meeting in Clintonin
1977.' Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock
spdkea,few words of appreciatiOn
to Miss McKercher .for 'her work
with the Huron ' West District
through the years and as She
retires . in Octether presented her
with a . gift. Miss MeKercher
thanked everyone for the birthday
cup which she received.
The following is the slate of
officers for the coming year - Past
.President - Mrs.Donald Haines,
Auburn; President - Mrs. Ivan
Wightman, Belgrave( 1st vice
president - Mrs. Graham McNee.
Dungannon; 2nd. Vice president-
Mrs.- William Porter. Goderich.
Township; Secretary-treasurer -
Mrs.. Richard Buchanan. Tiger
Mr. and' Mrs. Andy Thompson
.of -Etobieoke,. Mr. David Lawton i.
Miss Sue Keen) yside of Toronto
were Sunday visitors with Mr.
eand Mrs. John Thompson, ...Jim
Sharon and Bob,
Bill Millson, Ross Millson of
Woodstock, Gordon Dale and Jim
Thompson:spent Saturday fishing
in Lindsay, returning ,home . on
Saturday evening due to the
illness of Mrs. Russell Fleming
who is a patient in Clinton Public
Hospital. We' would like to wish
her a speedy recovery.
A number of people from the
area attended the 25th Wedding
anniversary on Saturday evening
for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibson held
at Vanastra.
Dunlop;' Assistant • •' 'secretary-
treasurer - Mrs. 'StaUles119ftptris
Belgrave; Federati4.4
sentataiv.e .- Mrs. Ivan WightttMT,
Beigrave: Alternate - Mrs, Eric
Anderson, Lonelesboro;
Relations Officer - Mrs. Korman
Coultes, Belgrave; Curator ,;.Mrs.
Celia Taylor, Goderich; Assist .ant
curator - Mrs. 1Joyd Pipe,
tendesbOro; Auditors: „ Mrs,
,Charles Johnston, BlYtit, Mrs.
Robert Powell; Wingharni District
delegate ;"'Mts. Grahani McNee,
1)p:ogattnon; Alternate,
Peter chandler, St; ,.tIqlen§T,.
otiveger,s •.Agtiopittor0
can4044ni.100UstriPss'Is/i.rs,.
Olti.A; Citizenship 4.
World Affai rs keslie
Joe41,1a.,, lAgitlati4;• Educatiop.
cultiquin ..14FS4
Margaret Taylor, 'Leitidesbarb;
Family & Consumer's :affairs
Ross St,' fletekls;
Resolutions Mrs. • Tbotba.$
Haggitt, Auburp„. •
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. Legion Officers Installed
For 1976-1977
Last Thursday, May 27, the
installation of officers was held at
Branch 156.
A large attendance witnessed
the installa tion proceedings
conducted by a team front the
Exeter Legion Branch.
The slate of OfficerS installed
are:
Past president - George Hays;
President Tom Wilbee; 1st vice
president - George Miller; 2nd
vice president - Jack Eisler;
secretary - Wilfred Titford;
treasurer'- Dick Whiteley; Sgt.-
at-Arms - James Brown; Padre -
Robert Spittal; service' officer -
Robert Franklin; Membership
chairman - Allan Nicholson;
house chairman - Harvey kleuer-
man; entertainment chairman -
Jack Ungarian; special events
chairman - Clair Campbell;
property, chairman - John Wood;
publicity chairman - John Baker;
ways and, means chairman - Bert
McClure; sick and visiting chair-
man - Henry Ziler; sports officer -
William Alexander; Community
programs - William Dalrymple;
auditors —John Longstaff and Ron
MacDonald.
Officers for the Ladies
Auxiliary Installed
• Past president =. Peg Coombs;
President - Barbara Scott; 1st vice
„president - Glenna Brown;. 2nd
vice president Ida Earle; sectet-
ary - Pat Bernard; treasurer - Liz
Fleming; Sgt-at-Arms - Edith
Jessome. •
Executive Committee are:
Jean Brown; Olive Betties;
Margaret Carter; Helen Ann
Elliott; Ella Munro.
The installation was followed
by a dance, and lunch was served'
by the Ladies Auxiliary. Guests
from Brussels and Gorrie
included George Inglis and Harry
Crich and Ted Elliott and wife.
Corning Events
Thursday, Jun 3 - Executive
meeting commencing at 8 p.m.
June 14-June 18 - Dominion
Convention at Winnipeg, Man.
Sunday, June 27 - Drumhead
Service at Stratford. District
invited to attend.
(Photo by Oke)
Legion
installs
officers
By John D. Baker•
Publicity Chairman
Branch 156
Mrs. Mary Merner
Correspondent
Holiday weekend visitors with
Mr. and' Mrs: Paul Stevenson,
Dav)d, Darren and Luanne were
Mr. and Mr.s William Mausz,
Greg, Vivien, and Sharon of
Bramalea.
Miss' Kathy Dimaline of London
Miss Trudy Dimalinc of Hamilton
spent the weekend with Mr. and
'Mrs. Hugh Dimaline. Don, Peter
and David. Trudy is remaining for
this week.
Weekend visitors with Mrs.
W.L, Whyte, Bill and Mr. 'Harld
Whyte were Miss Margie Whyte
of Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. Shaw of
New Zealand and •Miss Julia
Martial of St. Lucia, (friends of
Margie).
radio evangelist of no small
renown, was born and educated
in: SeafOrth. The group learned
later that the Premier lived near
Staffa and only commuted to
school here.
z s Winn McLean, named chair-
1
man of the town appointed group,
said that any one of a number of
local historians could tell SACAC
where Aberhart's house is or was.
However, the point is that it
should be general knowledge
where Seaforth's most famous
son lived.
The Aberhart House is just one
example. It war mentioned
because it is such an obvious one
fot discussion; there are many
others, said Grace Cdrnish. Ano-
ther committee member,
Vivienne Newnham, said the
work of the group was to gather
and make available knowledge to
anyone interested. Only, by
Making people aware can they
become proud of their heritage.
SACAC has been set up under
the guidelines of the Ministry of
Cultural and Recreation to collect
gven those who are interested ,
don't know a lot about Seaforth's
heritage, a meeting, of the
Seaforth 'Architectural Conserva-
dein 'Advisory Committee
(SACAC) discovered Thursday
ni4ht. Members of the Commit-
tee, concerned' and knowledge-
able about local history and
architecture, could net say where
the Honourable •William
Aberhart, Premier .of Alberta
daring the 1930's and 40's, lived
in Seaforth. Premier Aberhart,
Committee and its advisors
consider historically or architec:
wally significant. This informa-
tion will form the basis of -any
decision made by town council
whether or not to designate
buildings or districts of "Archi-
tectural or Historic Importance."
Mayor Betty • Cardno, repre-
senting the town on the SACAC,
said a university student, Miss
Eha Sumberg will assist the
committee this summer in docu-
menting Seaforth's historic build-
the first leader of a Social Credit , ings. Miss Sumberg's expenses
Government in the world, and a • are being paid by thy Ministry
-through, the -Ontario Heritage
Foundation. It will be her job to
do the foot work for the Commit-
tee in the initial stages of
collecting information.
Buildings can be studied and
designated for several reason. A
building may have been assoc-
iated with the life of a historic
person. It may have played a role.
in an historic event. It may be
representative of a particular
school of architecture, or of the
style of its architect or builder, It
may not even be all that old, but
might instead be characteristic of
a type of construction fast
disappearing, committee
members learned.
• The character of a whole
community may hinge upon the
style anti existence of any one
building. In the, final analysis, an
understanding of the architecture
and history of Seaforth and area
will be gained from the study of
its important buildings, the
committee hopes.
A tour of some of the interest-
ing heritage hoMes and buildivgs
and cataloe information on in Seaforth is being planned for
buildings in ,.eafortlf that the July 17 and 18 by the Huron
LEGION LADIES NAME OFFICERS —Also on. Thursday night the Legion Ladies
Auxiliary installed their officers. 'Front, left are Glenna:Brown, first vice, Liz
Fleming, treasurer, Barb Scott, president, Pat Bernard, secretary. At rear are Ida
Earle, .second vice, executive members Jean Brown, H elen Ann Elliot, Marge
Carter and Olive Betties and Edith Jessome, sergeant at arms. (Photo by Oke)
On Seaforth Buildings
SACAC starts research
Constance
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