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The Huron Expositor, 1983-05-25, Page 4EF Ai.- THE HURON •E;XP9SITQR.1 .MAY 26, 1983, cr bqncrs°,r t rigig Sunday School superintendent Many former pupils and friends were present for the Sunday morning service at Cromarty Presbyterian Church, when Mrs. Tom Scott was honoured for her 'service to the Sunday 4chool for 30 years as superintendentrand teacher. Former Sunday School members partici- pated in the worship service and Rev. Ken. Knight chose for his sermon, Sowing Seeds. The present Sunday School members contributed by . singing three numbers accompanied by Mrs. John Scott at the organ. • Mrs. Jean Carey read an address of thanks to Mrs. Scott and Muriel was presented with a plaque and photo album of former and present Sunday School mem- bers. Mrs. Scott voiced her appreciation and a social hour followed the service of worship. Honeymoon skit highlights shower for Mary Jane Templeman Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN 345-2346 A large crowd of friends and neighbours attended a community shower for Mary Jane Templeman, May 14 in Cromarty Church. Mrs. John Miller, chaired the evening, ppening with a honeymoon skit with Karen Dolmage. Pam Wallace, Cathy Elliott, Pat Wallace and Ina Finlayson, portraying the characters in the skit. Everyone enjoyed a step dancing number by Erin Richardson and Christena Miller. both pupils of Shirley Miller. An address of good wishes was read and Mary Jane was the recipient of many gifts. She was assisted by• her sisters Ruth and Nancy and Mike's sister Mary Parsons. Mary Jane thanked everyone, inviting all to their open house on Wednesday, May 25. PERSONALS . Mrs. Orpha Norris, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris, Jilt and Robert, Miss Ethel and Roy Balkwell, were guests at the Kuntz -Norris wedding and • reception in Kitchener on May 14. Miss Burt Millen, Battle - ford. Saskatchewan visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and family. Recent visitors with the B. Norris family were Eric, Sean, Michael and Erin Nor- ris, Bau 'd' Urfe, Quebec, Mrs, Winnifred Sharpe, Jim Norris, Brampton; Gary and Cheryl Norris, Calgary Al- berta; Susan Norris, Strat- ford; Rob Heckman, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Skinner, Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs. John Burleigh, Goderich. A number from this com- munity guests at the , Kerslake -Young wedding at Port Albert on Saturday May 21. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Miller and Paul spent the weekend at Sault Ste. Marie visiting with Mrs, Hazel Sadlerand Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Balfour and family and attending the marriage of their niece. Jane on May 20 Many from this community were guests at the Parsons - Templeman wedding in Cromarty and reception in Mitchell on Friday evening May 20th. Visiting at the J. Temple- man home on the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Greer and Michael, Ormstown, Quebec, and Mr. and Mrs. Reg Templeman, Wasaga Beach. Hibbert UCW hears about Bermuda from minister Hibbert United Church Women entertained their friends from neighbouring women's groups of Cromarty and Kirkton at their .May meeting in the Family Life Centre. Guests arrived to the strains of Mrs, Joast Drost's organ prelude. to be greeted by Mrs. Elmer Dow and Mrs. Murray Christie. Rev. Wilfred Fearn and his wife Lucy. told about their years spent in Bermuda as minister on a pastoral charge. H.U.C.W. June meeting has been scheduled for Mon- day. June 6. Hear about Hebrides With all members present, Cromarty W.M.S. met at the home of Dorothy Miller. Lila McKaig's topic was the story Where Your Trea- aure Is by Bruce Miles. The study book theme was The Pacific Council of Churches, with Betty Dow, Agnes La - mond, Dorothy Miller and Edna Stoneman reading: A filmstrip. With the Mod- erator in tile New Hebrides (Dr. C.H. Rayner, 1978) re- vealed the many changes during the 130 years since meeting of the Synodical at John Geddie landed there. Owen Sound. When Dr. Rayner and his Agnes Lamond reported 8 wife prepared to return to cards sent and 12 visite made Canada. they were showered to the sick and shut-ins. with gifts from people who Mrs. K. Knight was guest had never forgotten that speaker at Sunday's church Canadians brought the Good service and spoke on the News of Salvation to their theme, New Persons in forefathers. Christ. The Sunday School Muriel Scott gave high- *sang two numbers, • with lights of the Heritage Cele- Carol Ann Scott at the organ. bration, a history of the W.M.S. from 1864 to 1983. presented at the 36th annual Classified Ads pay dividends Four Perth teachers redundant Declining enrolment •-/at secondary schools in Perth County continues to take its loll. Four half-time, and one replacement teacher were declared redundant and some positions of responsibility were reduced. The Perth County Board of Education approved the changes at its May 17 meet- inAt Listowel District Sec- ondary School, two teachers. Maureen Finlayson • and Helen Rose were declared redundant. At Northwestern Secondary School, Stratford. another two teachers. Mary Butt and Martin Ritsma. were declared redundant. A replacement leacher at Northwestern S.S. (a teacher filling in while another is on leave) Wendy Wiese was also made redundant. The teachers not required will have their contracts term- inated effective Aug. 31. Every secondary school in the county. except North- western which will have two more positions of responsibil- ity. will have reduced head- ships. St. Marys District Col- legiate and Vocational Insti- tute will have its geography department head W.J. Os- borne reduced to a minor head while the science de- partment assistant head, D.L. Williams will revert to a classroom teacher. At Stratford Central Sec- ondary School the English department assistant head K. Mayor was reduced to class- room teacher. The music department minor head Laurie Rowboth- am and family studies head Kitty Poelstra at Listowel D.S.S. were both reduced to classroom teachers. The geography department minor head, Bart Brown. at Mitchell District High School will be reduced to classroom teacher. Two teachers at North- western were appointed minor heads effective Sept. 1. Betty Let will be the minor head of the visual arts depart- ment and kathy Coleman will be the minor head of the modern languages depart- ment. 1 'Listowel trustee Rev. John Anderson questioned reduc- ing the headships if the teachers have to continue to do paper work for their respective departments. "Well have too many teachers spending time on paper work instead of in the classroom teaching." said Mr. Anderson. Superintendent of instruc- tion John Richardson said the administration is investigat- 1)0411 ROBIN HOOD ALL., FL $5:3 I t1 10 KG. BAG KRAFT SINGLE THINS CHEESE -SLICES $259 . • 500 G. 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