The Huron Expositor, 1979-05-31, Page 17STUDENT'S BEAUTIFY SEAFGRTH=- Cheryl Read,Laura Chesney,.
Karen Jandrisevtts Kim Snell of Mr. Paul Dyck's 7D class are getting
ready to plant one of the flower boxes to grace Main Street this summer.
Boxes were bought by Chamber of Commerce and flowers suppled by
Horticultural Society.
(Photo by Oke)
Hosting the Huron
South District Annual of the
s
Women's institute was
Hurondale Women's
Institute at Thames Road
United Church on May 17,
1979: Mrs. Glen Stewart
welcomed alt the nine
branches
and Kippen East replied and:
invited all to the Kippen
branch for the 1980 District
Annual.
Mrs:: James Drummond,
president of the Huron. South
District, chose the theme
"Growing to Help Others
Grow". Mrs.: Drummond
stated our Women's Institute
was growing stronger . and
reaching out and reports
indicated this..
Mrs.' - 'Keith iliepleh.
president of the London area
brought greetings and said
the area convention will be in
the St. Marys arena
November 1 and 2•
Obitu ar
Mrs:; W!m. Porter, y•
year's activities.
The Thames Road United
Church Women set up a
delicious pot -luck
smorgasbord table of food at
noon.
The afternoonspeaker was
Rev, Ray Edwards of
Woodstock... His moving
speech was on child beating,;
as he was one of those
children in his early years.
Rev. Edwards asked that the
Women's Institute, take a
firm stand on this issue and
be prepared to speak out.
The student at Centreilia
College of Agricultural
Technology who received the
Huron South .. District
Women's Institute Award for
:;highest standing 'in
Community Hoene
Economics was, •Elaine Ruth
Huras„ Stratford. Presenting
thisaward'. was our. district
reported 'and conducted .our
election of officers.
Miss Grace Bird, Home
Economist from Huron
County, spoke on the. busy
tot
Doris McClure is a Year IV
student at - S.D.H.S. Doris
enjoys. outdoor activities and
has work experience in farm
work and catering: She has
also participated in the
school band and has won a
4H county award Available.
anytime this summer, Doris•.
is. willing to try anything that,
•oomes along. tike • many
other stUdentsr Voris regis-
tered1at the Canada 'Employ-
tent Centre for Students,
Call us now in Goderich at
524+2144 or xeter a
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GEORGE $. ABERHART
A Seaforth area native
George Haile ' Aberhart died
suddenly at his residence RR
7 London on Tuesday May
24•' He was in his 74th year.
Born in McKillop he was
the. eldest . son of the late
George . Aberhart and
Barbara Mc(,ee and`.
following graduation from
Seaforth Collegiate and Univ
ersity . of Western Ontario
began a teaching career that
continued until his
retirement: as principal of St.
Georges, school, London
about ten years ago. Mr.
Aberhart retained a keen
interest in the Seaforth area
and was a frequent -visitor
here. .
He is survived by his wife.
the former Mabel. Crowe and
by a. son Charles of London.
He also is survived by sisters
Mrs.. Mac (Ira) Zavitz,
Toronto; Mrs. Barbara
(Colin)'.Zavitz, .Ilderton and
Miss Beatrice Aberhart,
Goderich,' and Mrs: Olive
(Edgil) Dauhpinee,
Dartmouth, N.S. add by
brothers Don of Goderich
and •Robert of Seaforth.
A funeral service was
conducted Saturday May 26
at 2 p.m. from the Evans
Funeral Home, London by
Rev, Ken Welch of ' Pirst
Wes#minister 'w - Uni "t, ed.
Church followed by
internment' in Pond Milts
17111. " Cemetery.
-
president, Mrs. James
Drummond.
Slate of officerselected for
the Huron •;'South District
omens Institute year
1979-1980 are; Past
President, Mrs,' James
Drummond, Exeter;
president, Mrs. Carl. Payne,
RR '1 Hensall; 1st vice
president, Mrs,Gordon
Papple, RR 5 Seaforth;' 2nd
vice president, Mrs. Brace
Shapton, RR " 1 Exeter;
secretary -treasurer, Mrs.
Cecil' Pepper, Hensall;
assistant ser-treas, Mrs.
Effie Stephenson, Seaforth;
public. relations, Mrs. Mac
Hodgert, RR 1 Kirkton.
Auditors, Mrs. Garnet
Hicks and Mrs. Lorne :Porter;
Exeter; Federation
representative, Mrs. Harvey
Hodgins,. RR 2 Crediton;
Alternate Fed.:
Representative,Mrs: Gordon
Bender;' Hay P.O.; District:
Delegate to area Convention,
Mrs. Carl Payne,' :'RR 1
Hensall Alternate District
Delegate to Convention,
Mrs. Gordon. Papple, :RR. 5.
Seaforth; Rally Delegate,
Mrs. Gerald Dearing RR 1
Exeter.
BrIde..
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THE TICKET TAKERS -00V asoler and Ken:
CLEAN UP',CREW' it took. a great man's' , the .lens crowd et the Egrnehdvitle United' Church's Coleman grab a bite to eatev..tee'n their ticket
taking chores at the Spring Festival., sponsored
volunteers, in the kitchen and; olutalde
to feed Pork Supper, Wednesday night'; (Photo by. Oke) by the spermist Club--. The 'festival included a
barbecued beef or pork supper, and .dancing to
:the music of ;Lincoln Green and Linda. Lee and
the Golden Aires from Frankenmuth, Michigan.
(Expositor photo);
:;Hensen t,f'nited1 'Church.
c,:...eteb'rafe: 1
Many former members ; of
the congregation gathered at
Hensall United Church on;
Sunday, May 27 when they
celebrated their - 131st
anniversary with their new
minister Rev.. $tan C.
McDonald as, preacher. ' 'A
nearly fullchurch heard a.
sermon , on love as
exemplified by David when
the water of Samaria was:
. brought to him. The Love the
Warriors showed for David'
by getting himthe water is
reciprocated by David's love
for God' when he poured it on
the ground in honour of
Almighty God. The people of
HENSALL NEWS
BRIDE ELECT HONOURED
Mrs, June Potter was.
hostess' at the home of Mrs.
Ross, Corbett for a surprise;.
shower in honour of Miss.
Janine `Hackney bride- elect
of June: Mrs. Marilyn Blake
read the.. address welcoming
Janine into the' Taylor family,
Little Misses. Jennifer
Pollock, and.Tina Driscoll.
assisted. Janine with the
many lovely gifts which she
received. The guest of
honour thanked one and all
for the many gifts.and the
delightful evening. Tea and a •
social hour followed. •
Miss Agnes Cochrane who,
has been receiving treatment
in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter has been transferred
to the Queensway Nursing
Home.
uron
North America must learn. to,
show love and then;
communities: would shine.
Before the gates swing shut
and life is, over, .let us love,
love, love,
Dr. Ralph Topp was at the
organ and the choir sang the
3
1
anniversary
.Next Sunday, .the
Sacrament of the Lord's
Supper will be celebrated
anda special dedication
service• will be held on
Sunday June 24, to dedicate
the new ' stained-glass
windows.
Mrs. Pon. Bender and family
of Dashwood.
Mr. and Mrs. William
Miekle and John, Exeter,
spent Sunday with the
formers mother and attended
the anniversary service at the
Hepsall. United Church.
anthem, "Bless, my soul" by
• Ippolitoff-Ivanoff; also "`God
b n myhea a
e td fter the
t� gal
C
en inn
School
news
The "International T
a Plow-
big Match" wasthetheme
for the annualspring concert
held at Huron Centennial
School. The. grades six to
eight students heldtheir
concert on Wednesday, April '
25th and Thursday, April.,
26th. Aroundthe auditorium
various: "tents" were con-
structed
on structed featuringthe vari-
ous 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 and
the "Graduage's Choir and
Uke ' Group" sang a , few
numbers. The girls modeled.
their garments that they
made in Home Economics; in
a fashion show "emceed" by
Shelley Parker (Clare David-
son). During a fifteen minute.
intermission the audience
was. •'served ' hot dogs and
. coffee seated at a "Junior'
Farmer's Tent". The choir
re=entered and the show
continued with the "Huron
County Highsteppers". The
grand finale was 9 parade
including garden . tractors
representing various intple
ment companies. The show
ended with the choir leaving,
the auditorium singing the
"Huron County Plowing,
Match."' —Many Gibson 7A
If the address label
on the'front•of your,' paper says;
Feb. 2.1-0.9 or
Mar. 21-d-9
Apr, 044if`
YaurSUbscwp
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•
Benediction.
Floral tributes adorned the
sanctuary from the wedding
of Kevin Buchanan and
• Heather Doughtery and'
other arrangements were in
loving memory of William
Parsons, placed there by his.
family.
Kippen
Correspondent`
MRS. RENA CALDWELL
262-5935
Summary Day for the
Needlepoirireltss was held
in Clinton, Secondary, School..
May 24. Mrs. Stewart
Pepper; the; leader; Mrs.
D.
Triebner, Mrs. J.
Drummond, Mrs. ' John
.Kinsman and Mrs. H.A.
Caldwell attended from
'Kippen East W.I.
Guests with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr. William T.` Dodds,
Mr, and Mrs. Don Dodds and
Lynne Paul and Joan of
Seaforth visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Sim: Roobal and
attended the anniversary
service' in the United Church.
Judge Clifford Peet, Q.C.
and Mrs: Peet of Saskatoon,
spent the weekend with Rev.
Stan C. McDonald.
• Mrs: Eileen Rennie spent
the weekend with Mr. acid
Robert - J. McGregor last
weekend were, Mr: and. Mrs.
John Crich,. Se1aforth, Mrs.'
Grace Siemon, Kitchener,`
• Mr: and Mrs. Robt: Elliott,
Toronto.
Kippen East Women's:
lnsitute is. sponsoring a bus
trip. June 28: Anyone
wanting' to go can phone
Mrs. Dave'Triebner or Mrs.
Harry Caldwell.
Mr: and Mrs. • • Gordon
Triebner and Ruth Anne,.
Guelph, Mr• and Mrs. Ralph
Triebner Wand. . Michael,
Chesley were recent guests
with Mr.' and Mrs. Dave
Triebner.
Ruth Anne Triebner
visited with ;Mr. and Mrs.
Brian Triebner. '
Mr. and Mrs. William;
Little and daughters Susan Stratford
and • Sheila of
visited with Mr. and Mrs,
Earle Rowe on Sunday.
Hensall Sales Barn supply
consisted' mainly, of" heifers
and steers; demand was
active and prices were steady
to higher. Fat cattle; steers,.
$80.50-$85.00; heifers,
579:50-588-25, top to $92.00.
Pigs, 526.00-540.00.
'Thanks to ole those who. supported me
at the polls on election. day.
Special thanks to as the wolrli ers
REME CRAIG
Poblished'by llluron=Bruce Liberal Association
345-2341
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