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Plowing match is theme,
students visit capital
By MARY GIBSON
The “International
Plowing Match” was the
theme for the annual spring
concert held at Huron
Centennial School. The
grades six to eight students
held their concert April 25
and 26. Around the
auditorium various “tents”
were constructed featuring
the various implement
companies.
The choir
<<<entered,
‘dressed for the occasion” in
jeans and shirts, on their
way to the Plowing Match.
After the International
Harvester Western Show and
a Gospel show the school
choir left
“Graduate’s
Uke Group”
and
Choir
sang a few
the
and
Parker (Clare
fifteen minute
the audience
hot dogs and
a “Junior
The choir
the show
“Huron
numbers. The girls modeled
their garments that they
made in Home Economics;
in a fashion show “emceed”
by Shelley
Davidson).
During a
intermission
was served
coffee seated at
Farmer’s Tent”,
re-entered and
continued with the
County Highsteppers”.
The grand finale was a
parade including garden
tractors representing
various implement com
panies. The show ended with
the choir leaving the
auditorium singing the
“Huron County Plowing
Match.”
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The long awaited day had
finally arrived. May 1, the
grade eight students and
four of the teachers of
Huron Centennial School,
Brucefield left for Ottawa.
We travelled by bus to
Stratford and from there on
the train to Ottawa.
Travelling by train was
exciting for some, as this
was their first train ride.
Wednesday we woke early.
As we looked from our hotel
window we could see what a
beautiful city we were
visiting. That day we visited
the National Arts Center, the
Parliament Buildings, the
War Museum and the Royal
Canadian Mint. The
Parliament Buildings are
quite a sight. They are
structured out of grey
stone surrounded by a
beautiful carpet of green
grass and huge flowers bed.
Our evening was spent
exploring the Museum of
Science and Technology. We
retired that night full of
Excitement.
Thursday we had a bus
tour of the prominent places
in the city. We saw the
residence of Prime Minister
Trudeau, Opposition Leader
Joe Clark, and the Governor
General, Ed Schreyer. These
houses are exquisite to view.
After lunch a leisurely
hour of shopping was en
joyed on a street where no
traffic is allowed.
We checked out of our
rooms and hopped on a bus
and left for the Museum of
Man and Science. In this
Museum we saw many
animals set in dioramas and
artifacts of the past.
Our group boarded the
train at Union Station
destined for Toronto. Time
passed quickly as we played
cards and had a sing song
accompanied by some
playing ukuleles. The four
teachers that accompanied
us on this excusion were
joining in and having as
much fun as we were. We
changed trains for Stratford,
then boarded a bus headed
for home.
Ottawa is a beautiful city
and it made us proud and
happy to know more about
the capital of our country,
Canada. ____________
Mrs. B.F. Christie of
Kitchener spent a week end
with Mrs. Clendon Christie
recently and attended the
O’Neill-Christie wedding in
Hensall.
Mr. & Mrs. John Skea and
David and Mr. & Mrs. Randy
Mason and Andrew of
London spent the week end
camping at Collingwood.
Mrs. Russell Erratt, who
recently underwent surgery
in St. Joseph’s Hospital,
London, has been able to
return to her home.
Rev. Stan McDonald has
taken up residence in the
United Church Manse.
Welcome to Hensall!
Mrs, Cecil Pepper, Mrs.
Carl Payne, Mrs. Elizabeth
Riley, Mrs. Pearl Koehler,
Mrs. John Skea, Mrs. Sam
Rannie, Mrs. John Corbett,
Mrs. Rosa Harris, Mrs. Cliff
Britton and Mrs. William
Rogerson attended the South
Huron District Annual of the
Women’s Institute at
Thames Road United Church
on Thursday.
Mrs. John McGuire,
Shannon and Megan of Erin
and Miss Margaret Smith of
Toronto visited with their
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Jack
Smith on Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. C. CCurly)
Andreychuk of London, Mr.
& Mrs. Mervin Gardner
Stratford, Mr. & Mrs..Ted
Kaye Mr. & Mrs. Alec
Shorthouse,Mr. & Mrs. Earl
Shorthouse and Mr. Orville
Hedden of St. Catharines
visited with Mr. & Mrs. Herb
Heddon over the week end.
A carload of members of
Amber Rebekah Lodge were
guests of the Goderich
Rebekah Lodge on Tuesday
evening when they observed
their seventh anniversary
celebrating “Friendship
Night.”
Mr. & Mrs. Elmore
Campbell of Toronto spent
the week end holiday with
the former’s mother Mrs.
Perc Campbell and also
visited with their father who
is a patient in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter.
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor
returned home after visiting
for several days with Mr. &
Mrs. Don MacLaren, Jodi
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STEWART BELL
Suddenly at his residence
in Hay Township on Monday,
May 14th, 1979 Stewart Bell.
Beloved husband of Edith
Irene Henderson. Dear
father of Gertrude Kathleen
(Kay) Bissett, London,
Cynthia Pauline at home and
Carolyn Troyann Bell of
Hensall. Also survived by
four grandchildren and five
greatgrandchildren. Funeral
service was held from the
Bonthron Funeral Home on
Thursday May 17 at 2.00 p.m.
Rev. Kenneth Knight of
ficiating. Interment in
Hensall Union Cemetery.
The pallbearers were Allan
Crerar, Jim Sangster, Henry
Stasik, Ray Ingram, Al
Scholl, Wayne McBride. The
flower bearers were Gerald
Flynn, Ray Schwalm and
Mr. Stewart.
REV. ORVALJANTZI
Rev. Orval Michael Jantzi
passed away in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter on May 21,
1979 in his 57th year. He was
the beloved husband of Doris
(Lebold) Jantzi of Hensall
and father of Luke Michael,
Kitchener, Paul David,
Kitchener, Peter Orval,
Kitchener, and Mary Beth
and Rebecca Doris, Hensall,
one grandchild Erica Jantzi,
Kitchener. Three sisters
Mrs. Rudy (Irene) Jutzi,
Kitchener, Mrs. Walton
(Iona) Bowman, Baden,
Mrs. Harry (Lucille)
Albrecht, Kitchener.
Predeceased by one sister
and one brother. Resting at
the Westlake Funeral Home,
Zurich where funeral service
will be from the Mennonite
Church, Zurich on Thursday
May 24th at 2:30 p.m. with
Rev. Clayton Kuepfer and
Rev. Leonard Epp of
ficiating. Interment in the
Mennonite Cemetery,
Zurich.
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