The Huron Expositor, 1978-07-06, Page 20THE HURO?\I EXPOSIT4R,1 ,IULY 6, 1978
muliett g rails celebrate
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Jane Bell. Awards fo'r the
outstanding athletes went to Lana
Lockwood. and Lance Livingston.
Karen Farquhar and Bruce
flunking won the awards for the
outstanding graduates.
The 'guest speaker for the
occasion was Den Miller, who was
the first principal at Hullett. The
valedictory address was given by
John Lawson.
The graduation turned nut well
and graduates were extended the
best of luck in their first year of
high school.
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and Scott have' moved to Clinton
from the former Jim Thompson
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and it has been purchaSerl by ;the
Gordon Bell family. We wish the
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Margie Whyte of Guelph
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mother, Mrs. W.1. Whyte, Bill
and Mr. Harold Whyte.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Jim Presycator,
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On the evening of June 27, the
annual Grade 8 Graduation was
held.
The ceremony opened with a
banquet at the Community Hall in
londesboro. After the banquet
ended, a program followed at the
school. The program opened
when the band members in Grade
Huron County Council has Weed I
8entertained the audience with a
nurnber. Then the •Grade 8 class
sang, "Four Strong Winds."
The special awards were next
on the program. Sally Pollard won
the Home Economics award and
Ricky Facchlriato won the
industrial Arts award. The
penmanship award was taken by
on Wednesday July th trom a
two week visit with their daughter
and son-in-law and faMily in
Inuvik, Nwt., Mr. and Mrs.
Barry Powley, Jason., Jonathan
and Mandy.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Braiind
and Tanya of Kitchener were
Sunday supper guests with Mr.
and Mr's. Paul Stevenson„„Pavid„
Darren, and • Luanne. •
Mrs. Doug Richardson, and
family have returned to :their
home having spent a few weeks
with her parents ,Mr . and Mrs. Ed
Dorrance.
Mrs. Bill Storey is a patient in
Seafprth Community Hospital.
She went in Saturday with
pneumonia. We would like to
wish her a very speedy -recovery.
Miss Debbie Woods and Cam
Patterson of London visited on
Thursday and Friday with •her
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Riley. '
Mrs. Finlay Perrin of London
visited over the weekend with
Mrs. W. L. Whyte ,Bill and
Mr. Harold Whyte.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley
visited on Sunday with Mrs. Jean
Riley of Clinton and with Miss
Martha Blacker of Toronto who
was also visiting in Clinton.
We would like to welcome to •
the community Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Wallace and daughter Bobbi from
Clinton to their Mobile home in
the village.
travelled by bus to the CKNX
, television station' in Wingham.
They toured the station then
returned back to Hullett.
On June 19, the grade 5 class
walked to the bush behind the
school. They cooked their lunch
over 'an open fire, then returned
to Hullett. Both the trips proved
to be worthwhile and enjoyable.
Grade 8 Trips
The 'grade 8 class travelled to
the -bush behind the school for a
cookout ottJune 23. The class was
accompanied by Mr. Millson and
Mr. Riley. They cooked 'their
lunch over an open fire. The trip
proved to be enjoyable.
On June 22 the grade 8 class
travelled to Central Huron
Secondary School in. Clinton.
Here they toured the school and
met their .future teachers. This
'trip will be helpful when they go
into grade 9.
Newspaper Staff •
ThiS is the last column of .
Hullett Happenings this year.
The reporters were Bruce
Vincent, Debbie Flynn, Brent
Andrews, and Annette Losereit.
Editors were Janide Daer and
Darlene Hunking. A special
thanks to Mr. Talbot for helping
to make this column a success. •
six consecutive days in the
IVIontreal Star newspaper, total
cost not to exceed $655. The
purpose fo this advertising is to
try and attract industry to various
locations in Huron county.
In a report of the MVelopment
'Co'mmittee---submitted -submitted by chair-
man William Elston at the Huron
County Council meeting 'on 'June
30, it was stated that for some
communities; advertising in-
dustrial locations has, been a
major source of their enquiries
and that through lack of funds in
the past, the Development Cpm-
mittee has not been asked te •
approve thiS type of newspaper;
advertising.
Several members of council
expressed concern that the time
wasn't right for advertising in
Quebec and felt that it would only
stir up trouble. Others said that it
was a known fact. that Quebec
industries were trying to relocate
and it would be foolish to ignore
this fact. It was also pointed out
that the Montreal Star was a
Canadian newspaper and not just .
provincial.
Elsewhere in the Development
Committee report, it was recom-
mended that Joe Gibson of R. R.2,
Seaforth be appointed Assistant
signer will attend a meeting of
representatives of the'South-
western Ontario Counties at 7:30
p.m. July at the Middlesex.
County Building to discuss pro-
posed amendments to the Trees
Act to impose more appropriate
fines and deterrents to persons
cutting undersized trees.
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Mrs. John Tethpleman
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A large crowd attended the
annual ham and strawberry ,
supper at Cromarty Presbyterian
church-on Wednesday evening.
-A. large crowd attended the
retirement party for Rev, and
Mrs. Daynard on Friday evening
in Hibbert United Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Dow are
holidaying with relatives and
friends in England,
Over 70 relatives attended a
30th anniversary .party for Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Cole on Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
:Cole'. The event was planned by
their family Jean of Stratford' and
Donald' and Maureen R. R. #2,
Staffa.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Simpson
London, visited Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller.
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Stephen Henderson, a Grade-8 student at Seaforth
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...Di;ploma. There, were about 30
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GAUSS MATHEMATICS AWARD WINNER - their. Bachelor of Rhymes .
nspector at $4 per hour for
• Public School, was awarded, ten, silver dollars when • friends were invited to the accepted a recommendation from the balance of 1978 and, the
--- -he received the- highest Wire -Irt - a voluntary occasion. We wish the best of hid -the Development-Committee-that necessary by-law be passed. This
mathematics' cohipetilion which • was contested by tothe students next year in grade Development Officer, Spence recommendation was accepted by
approximately 400 students in Huron County. one. Cummings be authorized to insert council.
Grade 5 Trips a two-column claskfied advertise- The Warden, Chairman,
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' On June 18, the grade 5 'class ment in'mid-Septernbee; 1978-for - County Clerk and Tree Commis-
GRADE EIGHT GRADS — Graduation excercises were held
Tuesday at Seaforth Public.' Grads are, Front from left, Jane
Colleen Maloney, Liz Scott, Karen Laverty, Patricia Hackwell,
Cheryl Morey, Angie Lindemann, Barb Deighton, CherYl Campbell,
Sandra Campbell, Tammy Vella. 2nd Row, Mrs. Mathers, Mrs.
Patterson, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Morton, Mr . Willis, Jill Muir, Christine
Knetsch, Jennifer Stryker, Mary Thompson, Cheryl Fraser, Mr.
Soklan, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Johnston, ,Mrs. Griffin, Mr. Carroll.
3nd Row, Mr. Dyck, Kevin Smith, Larry Drager, Pose Anne
Jackie Schenck, Karl Boven, Elizabeth DeJong, Harold ChesneY,
Glendon Coombs, -Mr. Snell. 4th Row, Dennis Laughnane, Edwin
Finley, Bill Garrick, Mark McLlwain, Ron.. Godkin, Rob Smith,'
Marion Hunt, Barb Dupee, Lynne Dodds, Peter Underwood, Greg
Riley, Eddy Nielsen, John Heuther, Paul Stewart, Dale Smith. 5th
Row, Jim Savauge, Richard Neil, Jim Saldivar, Tony Nielsen, Jerry
Zwep, Steven Snell, Marty Flannigan, Paul Kirkby, Brad Gowan,
Jim Lone, Scott Shannon, Jeff Henderson, Neil Mitchell, (Absent
were_ Margriet Knetsch and Debbie Young.)
The Hullett baseball teams
travelled to Clinton• Publie.Schoel
for the annual baseball tourna-
ment on June 21. The girls lost
both of, their games, while the
boys won one of three they
played. All the students found it
worthwhile and enjoyed,
competing.
Centre of Arts Visit
The Blyth Centre of Arts came
tq Hullett to present a play on
June 28. The grade 7 and 8 went
to the auditorium in the morning
to see the presentation entitled
"Huron Tiger". The show was
based on one of Miran County's: - Vanboon,--Bert Reinink, Rhonda McGowan, Stephen Henderson, early pioneers, Tiger Dunlop. The
students thoroughly enjoyed the
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Kindergarten Graduation Huron to advertise, _ -presentation,
The 'annual Kindergarten
Graduation was held at Hulled on , A A
June 27 when pupils• received in m ontreal