The Huron Expositor, 1981-04-22, Page 7Many of the little red
schoolhouses that once dot-
ted rigid intersections have
been long since converted to
homes, barns or demolished.
But the Canadian Inventory,
of Historic OttildtagV is-
beginning a STUdf of old
ehool iii Capa4a-tiptl•it§lthlg
f it akiist4hoo - itt leea0ea'''
buildings • constructed as
$ChnOlS.before
ille•Prele4t 1Yinitieletlethe
ht.51,9tY •aid` - architecture of,
primary and secondav
schools with emphasis on the
buildings, rather than the
.educationai mtem of by.
gone days.
If coverage is to be ee*M-.
Igoe, help is required from.
the -
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i ypttr area, an0 y9tt,T like
IP *CC tlhe Schoolhouse tn.-
eluded in PlekttOk,. wattle to,
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Attention
Veterans_
Ex-Service Men and
Women and Dependents
• The Royal Canadian Legion Service Bureau Officer
CLARE. WALL
Provincial Service Officer of London
will be visiting in the area
Anyone wishing information. advice or assistance,
regarding;
(al War Disability Pension;
lbi Treatment for entitled veterans;
lel Application for Benevolent Funds;
ldi Appeals against • adverse original application for
War Veterans and Widows Allowance,
is requested to contact the Service Officer of Seaforth
Branch 156 Royal Canadian Legion whose name
-appears-below-,r prior to
April 28th
To Arrange an Interview Contact CLEAVE COOMBS
.„ Service Officer, Seaforth Branch 156,
Royal Canadian, Legion
Phone 527-1155
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street machine.
The Maxim:550 has.
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gas mileage and
high performance,
single front disc
brakd, and More. Meet thenew Maxim today
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THE HURON. fXPOSITOR s, ARRIL r1041 7
rs .raise
5,000 for disable
tittle red schools.
to be 'recorded
Several local young people $15,556.89 wall raised by
were Huron County repre- Junior Farmer clubs
sentatives at the Junior throughout'Ontario, Fund-
Farmer's Conference raising efforts 'ranged from
hetiteceri0 at die ,Coustell, ; 4anges-to.dance-a-thousi at4
A104'11014 Tokioo bottle drives to hes socials
At the annual meeting the where the perSOil who buys
Junior' , Farmers Associficio theiutich fibares it with the
it• ,ottailitatie•tde a 0006011. Ilepoe'Whe PrepiFert it. •,•
of obre thaq.SWII06.ro tbe. • „ 'All a t the money ' !eis
0 4,,Pittlok t'otopfgn: tat§o'ct•itohi fotiii.hUing
"Junior Paithot members forts held ditring Junior
0.10,00tO raise money for, Farmer Week, March 243 to
.the librikof Dimes this year 27." Sar Miss Gibbens-
tp'."S'fiiiioW the International A new Slate of Junior
Year or Disabled Persons". Farmer officials was elected.
says Amber Gibbon's, of the Doug Peart, a member of the
Ontario Ministry of Agrictil• Haldimand Junior Farmers
Lure and Food extension from R.R. 3. Hagersville.
branch. was elected president. Mere-
The - total donation of dith Gilbert. of Nepean,
Ottawa-Carleton Region was
elected vice-president. Jan
Waler, •supervisor of ,youth
extension .fOr the %Olio:
at111. Food_ was elected Secretary,
trgasiixer.
Zone rlireimors '14tit
a4: zone • 1 • *rittitP.
(Albert, •Isiepeant
f,7',4rty Wetberall„ R.R.
carrying. Place;' aline; :J
Elgin QAtibur;
kona' 4 - Huffman,
Smithville: zone 5 • David
Jenkin, R.R. 1, Belmont;
zone 6 - John Mooney. R.R.
2, Massey; zone ,t-7, - Bill
Armstrong,, R.R. 4, Wing-
ham; and executive director
Stuart Budd. R.R 4, Simcoe.
Easter program a Manor
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JUNIOR FARMERS--Representing Huron
County at the. Junior Farmer's, Conference '81
held recently at the Constellation Hotel,
Toronto, were left back: John Van Vliet, Steve
Steinman, -Bill, Armstrong, Bevan Sliapton,
Bryan Williams, Murray lrvan-, Sandra Ruston.
Front row: Diane McLean, Marg Pym, Audrey
Ritchie, Donna Harding, Elaine Pym.
"Easter" a time , 'nf
'special meaning for many
people-of Easter services in
our local churches4he beaut,
ifuf Easter hymns and Easter
Sunday morning at Seaforth
Manor Nursing Home the
dining room tables each had
a fresh "and of golden
daffodils and pussy willoWs
with an Easter favour for
each resident.
Special _thanks goes to
Jackie Racho and Mary San-
ders and helpers. Residents
wore their little Easter cor-
sages made by Joanne Ma-
loney and beautiful- Easter
lilies graced several resi-
dents' rooms. Bessie David
son received one from Edith
Dunlop, Ruth Ann& Charlie;
Ella Bissett one front her
grandchildren and also Mr.
and Mrs. Robert McClure
received one.
Thursday afternoon resi- '
dents received Easter treats
from (Jo-Jo gunnY), Joanne
Doherty and Marsha Taylor,
Courtesy of the Van. Eginond
House.
Monday Nafternoon an
Easter program- was enjoyed
by over 30 residents who
attended. Carol Carter was
pianist and led a sing song of
favourite hymns, Julie Carter
played three selections on
the piano.and a duet with her
mother. Janice Carter gavea
speech on "How Lucky I
am", her experiences while
in London Hospital. By
special request Janice sang
solo "Jesus Loves Me",
accompanied by her mother
Carol then, played. "Christ
The' L-ord is Risen, Today".
and several Easter Pieces
-while Julie treated all resi-
dents to goodies from her
With Hattie
Wood at the piano the
residents enjoyed a hymn
sing of favourite old hymns.
Happy Birthday was song to
the Residents celebrating
thcif birthdays after receiv-
ing their cards. PreUP of tea
and.a cupcake concluded the
much-enjayed . afternoon:
• This week we also enjoyed
a visit and programme by the.
Harborairies front Goderich.
We ^would like. to thank
Margaret Mitchell again for
basket.
Bingo was then play ed by
all with Judy .Nigh and
Colleen Ungarian assisting.
Winners of the guessing the
' Marshmallows ' was Julie
Carter with 36 and Frank
Case & Ila Gardner tied with
35. , Bingo winners were
Nelson Hall. -Mrs. M. Schill,
Wayne liedges:, Elmer
Baltesy. Charleg Ross ,&
James Nolan. Charles Ross
and Mary Finlayson thanked
everyone who had partici-
pated.
her generous donation of the
Easter Basket which was won
by Beatrice Atkin, R.R. 5
Goderich, Also Bartliffs Bak-.
kery for their kind donation
again this year of the Giant
Easter Egg. The, egg was
won by Janet Bjerj and the
winning ticket was--drawn by
Mrs. Pinner in Ground Cent-
er.
Sympathy is--expressed to
the ,families and friends of
Leslie Fortune, Tom Beattie,
and Andrew, Doig.
Huronview would like to
weleoine Gertrude Keller,
from Dublin, Hannah -May
Thompson from Goderich,
and Janet Zapfe from Bay-
field Area..
,
Ladies from Bethel Bible
Church visited last Wednes-
day and conducted devotion-
al services in Rev. A. Yield-
ing's absence.
Wilson Blanchard -and
Wm. Connolly accompanied
by Lynda Jardine enjoyed an
outing and dinner at' Hensall
on Saturday.
Ruth Noll spent the week-
end at her home in Palmer-
ston,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nichol-
son and Mrs. Arthur Nichol-
son, visited with Mr. Nichol-
son. •
Pearl Cummins visited
with Wilber Keyes.
Joanne 'Maloney accomp-
anied by Leonard Bloom-
field. • Charles Ross and
Harold Walsh ,visited 'with
,„;Doris Wills at Seaforth .
Coninunity Hospital on Sun-
day.
Anne Rowland D.O.C. and
• . Mary Finlayson attended a
meeting at Erin Mills Lodge.
Mississauga last Wednes-
day. Also attending were
Doris Jantzi D.O.C. and
Mary Steckle of Queensway '
NurSing Home. Hensall. Ciif-
fard Thornton. administrator
also was in attendance. Huronview enjoys hymn sing,
welcomes new residents
C,`
Hockey
distraction
for calf dub
SEAFORTH CALF CLUB
BY ELIZABETH STEWART,
—Forget about the hoere; •
game," Brain Qldfield our
leader pleaded. The first
meeting of the Seaforth Calf
Cub was- • held at Brian
placid's' on .April 13. Seven
enthusiastic members were
present at the meeting. After
ntem hers indroducing
'themselves, • club officers
were elected as .follows:
PreSident - Cathy McGavin;
Vice-president - Jim Saldivar -
Secretary Jeff Leeming;
Press Reporter - Elizabeth
Stewart.
Any questions, the mem-
berS haduoncerning the club •
were answered by theteader.
The' group decide to hold
thier meetings on the second
Monday of every month,
Water Weill
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