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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-10-09, Page 4A,k ti! XPOSIT R, OCTQR R 9,1979 11 • Yes . . . We Do Re-upholster Furniture We have a large selection of quality fabrics from which to choose . . and the know-how to under- take the work to make your furniture look like new agpin. • Free Estimates • Pickup & Delivery Canadian Furniture Restorers 168 Thames Road West Across From Acme Signs EXETER 235-0 T31 (After Hours 262-2648) Butcher Your BEEF or PORK at DUBLIN MEAT MARKET WE: -kill -hang -cut -trim -wrap -freeze WE ALSO: -make your lard -sausage -headcheese -cure meats CUSTOM KILLING DAYS BEEF -- WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS PORK — MONDAY AFTERNOONS TEL, 345-2360 BY APPOINTMENT HOME BREW CHAMPS-- These smiling Dublin Pee Wee girls are the Western Ontario Homebrew Pee Wee Champions. Team members are left; Mary Apn Nolan., Susy Brosens, Ruth McCreight, Cap.; Joan Bruxer, Coach; Dave Brown, Marjo Kale, Betty 0 10 0 Correspondent Mrs. R. Laing Mrs. Wilfred Carr, Stratford, the Presbyterial visitor, and Mrs. Norman Coulthard, St. Pauls, as well as the members, of the Marian Ritchie Evening Auxi- lary, were guests at the Thanks- giving meeting of Cromarty W.M.S. at the home of Mrs. Cliff Miller. Following the programme in the Glad Tidings, Mrs. Calder McKreig opened the meeting. The meditation taken by Mrs. J. Jefferson, Mrs. C. Douglas, and Mrs. J. Miller and the offering received and dedicated by Mrs. Grace Scott. The roll call, a Thanksgiving Verse was answered by nine members. Mrs. Lainond presided for the business. The Fall Rally will be held in Knox Church, North .Easthope on Oct. 23. An invitation was received from Seaforth W.M.S. for their Thank- offering meeting on Oct. 22, with Rev. Hancock of Egmondvill as speaker, and from Exeter Women's Christian Club for their meeting on October 23 at 7:45, Homemakers meet Jean Van Tyghem was named president of McKillop 3 Home- making Club for the project `Let's Bake Bread' at their first meeting at the home of Mrs. Van Dorren. Other offictrs -elected were vice- president; Theresa 'Van Dooren, Secretary press reporter will be Janet • Drager, Treasurer-Anna Marie Hoste. Mrs. Van Dooren demonstrated how to make Free- zer Whole Wheat Bread. The next meeting was held at Anna Marie Hoste's on October 7th. . Correspondent Mrs. Bill Chessell The Varna U.C.W. met on Thursday evening with nineteen members present. The president, Mrs. Robt. Stirling, opened the 11 meeting with a commentary on Thanksgiving which was written by the moderator, Dr. Wilbur Howard. Group I presented the worship service, on the theme of Thanksgiving, The treasurer's report showed a„ good profit from the smorgasbord supper, which was attended by over 260 people. A committee was nominated to begin preparing for a Christmas concert. Mrs. Gordon Hill of the nominating committee led a dis- cussion concerning the possible re-organization of the structure of the U.C.W. to see if it would make it easier to fill senior executive positions. No decisions were made, and it was left for members to think about until the November meeting. Lunch hos- tesses were Mrs. Roy Elliott, Mrs. M. Morrison and Mrs. Ida McClinchey. Members of Varna Church attended Goshen Church Anni- versary on Sunday. Inspirational music was provided by the Belgrave Male Voice Choir under the direction of Rev. John Roberts. Mr. Roberts was alwo the guest preacher, using Ro- mans 12:2 as his text. Mrs. Bruce Keys on the organ and Mrs. Berne McKinley on the piano played in duet for fifteen minutes prior to the service. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hunt for the past couple of weeks hatte been her father, Mr. Eihitard Kirkpatrick • and her sister, Mrs. Jean Henry, of Graysenhurst. A week ago Sun- day they also entertained Ron and Linda Beattie and Bill of Ilderton. Don and Martha Kirkpatrick, Roy and jill of Stratford, and Preston' and Susan MacCallum and Michael, and Miss Cresson Hunt of London. The dance at Hully Gully on Saturday night was successful, Winner of the ten-speed bicycle was Maurice Masse of Zurich. Anyone wishing to play bad- minton may contact Mrs. I J. Clynick at 482-9971. Egmondville The Egmondville I 4H Club held their opening meeting for the project "Let's Bake Bread” at the home. of the Eggerts. The leaders are Sandra McLachlan and Carole Eggert, with twelve girls taking this project. Election of officers resulted, President: Debbie Rose, Vice-President: Dianne Smith, Secretary: Diane Nigh, Treasurer: Connie Van Dyke, Press Reporter: Marg Van Dyke. . This meeting was opened with the 4H Pledge and all the girls answered the roll call "What is your favourite bread?" The leaders gave an outline of the project and told the girls about "Bread Making Techniques" Members talked about_ "Working Methods" and discussed dish- washingand measuring, and then were told about freezing dough followed by Sandra McLachlan and Carole Eggert demonstrating how to make Freezer Whole Wheat Bread. church by the Rev. William Mair on Oct. 7, 1950. their attendants were the bride's sister, Wilma, (Mrs. Jack Butson) and the groom's brother Anthony Allen. Mrs. Elmer Dow played the wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Murray Christie. - Mr. and Mrs. Allen have a family of three: Janet, Mrs. Barry Gammon, Toronto; Nancy, who is attending Fanshawe College in London and Frank at home. October 6 was Worldwide Communion Sunday. In Cromarty Presbyterian Church the service was in charge of Rev. Wilfred Jarvis assisted by Elders Calder McKaig, Carter Kerslake, Mervin Dow, Philip James, and John Templeman. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. L. Scott visited Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Moore of Lindsay. Saturday they journeyed on to Brockville where they attended the wedding of their nephew, Kenneth Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. John Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Scott were guests at the marriage of their cousin,' Kenneth Taylor in Brock- ville on Saturday. Weekend guests with Mr. and St. Columban Correspondent V. J. Lane Mr. & Mrs. Lance Robinson of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Thos. Kale. Mr. Marvin Kale, Fanshawe College, visited his home Sunday. Jack Stapleton of Owen Sound visited relatives here and in, Dublin recently. Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Lane were visiting friends in Toronto and Newmarket and returned Bro Joseph McQuaid to St. Johns., Uxbridge after he spent his holidays in the Western Provinces and with relatives here. Mr. Dave O'Reilly who was spending his holidays helping with the corn harvest the past two weeks, has returned to his duties in London. Tuc kersm ith (Continued from Page 1) construct a sewage system. Council accepted a letter of resignation from Gerry Salton from the Vatiastra Recreation, Parks and Community Centre Board. Council has applied for a grant of $2,400 from Wjntario to buy sports equipment of Vanastra Council was quentioned about paying for garbage collection at Vanastra by the Holmesville Length committee based 9n a 1,000 population and 26 commer- cial outlets at Vanastra as quoted in a Vanastra column in the local papers. Council said this was a blown-up figure and said , a population of 600 with 11 com- mercial outlets was a more accurate estimate. Council adjourned at 12:30 a.m. Wednesday until October 2 t when Mark Bell of the Ministry of the Environment will be present to discuss the Vanastra sewage system which a council is consid- ering having the Clinton PUC manage rather than the Ministry of the Environment as at present. Sir Martin Frobisher's visit to the Canadian Arctic in 1578 carried the earliest type of prefabricated house. Looby, Louise Ryan, Brown, and front; Vicky Pauline Jordan, Martha Debbie Maloney and (Staff Photo) Mrs. Eldon Allen and Frank were Mr. and Mrs. Barry Gammon, Toronto, and Nancy Allen, London. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing and Tom visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grigg, Clinton. 'Staff sew ..& Sews was chosen as the name of Staffa #2 held Monday evening. President Bonnie Norris called the roll call,`My design ideas for the free choice article I have chosen.' Jean Elliott read the secretary's report. Mrs. Wallice and Mrs. Douglas demonstrated the twisted chain stitch, couching crossed stitch, and the couching outline stitch and the girls worked on their samplers._ Correspondent Mrs.Laverne Wolfe The high lights of St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen, on Saturday were two weddings for Rev. Horst in one day. the Kistener-Illmari wedding was held at three o'clock and the Shean-Gloor at seven o'clock in the evening. Sunday morning there was a basket with beautiful white dai- sies at the lectern from the Kistener & Illman wedding, and two vases of , yellow mums and white daisies on the alter from the Shean and Gloor. Twenty Fifth Anniversary Mr., & Mrs. Kennith Smith celebratesd their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a din- ner in London at the Trairs Cellar. Those attending were their family and attendants. They were blessed with four children; Denise, Dean, Sheila and Sharon. The later's brother (best man) and sister in law (brides maid) Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Fischer, Walton, and Mr. .& Mrs. Barry Baillie, Monkton, the later their flower girl. The foriner had one brother Mr. Albert Smith Blemheim, a sister Mrs. Harold Wurdell (Margaret). The later also a sister, Mrs. Edwin Scherbarth, Mitchell. Mr. Smith is the son of the late Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Smith and the later is the daughter of Mr. Rudolph Fischer. Their family surprised them with a progressive euchre party at the Legion Hall. Mitchell winners were Wayne Ahrens, Mrs. Edwin Mogk, Mrs. Edwin Scherbarth and Jens Thorup. Address of good wishes was read by Mrs. Howard Fawmme, Stratford. The honored couple received gifts and a purse with money, presented by Mrs. Barry Baillie. they expressed their thanks and admitted it was a real surprise. A pleasant evening was enjoy- ed by all including a delicious lu ncheon. Rev. Walter Becker officated at their wedding. Mr. & Mrs. Lavern Wolfe were dinner guests of Mrs. Martin Diegel, Shakespear on Thursday. Mrs. Diegel has returned home from New Jeey where she spent all summer tvith her daughter Yvonne who has been convales sing in her home also with George and David Quin set. Relatives and Friends will be sorry to hear Mrs. Quinsey is a patient in St. Michaei's Hospital Newark. New Jersey. Miss Shirley Trentousky from Dublin WI heOrs about Mrs. Charles Roney was hostess to the Dublin W.I. President Mrs. Norman McKay conducted the' meeting. Eleven members answered the roll call "'Name your Favourite food dish". Mrs. Ann Burchill gave the treasurer's report. A cooking school "Salute to Vegetables" was announced for Sept. 25 - 26 in. Stratford also South Perth Rally Oct. 15- 16. District Anipual Oct. 21, Mrs. Jack Burchill gave a report on the car trip six members had to Elora on August 26th, They visited Mu seum, the Old Church, the park and had lunch at Elora Inn. A get well card was sent to Mrs. George Colville: Mrs. Charles Roney introduced Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Harris who talked about antique dishes and lamps. They had many different kinds of lamps and glass, milk glass, custard glass, vaseline glass, cranberry, ruby, carnival, satin, etc. Mrs.Harold Pethick thanked them and presented them with a gift. The meeting closed by singing the Queen. Mrs.R.S.Aikens thanked the hostess. • Lunch was served by Mrs. Ann Burchill and Mrs. Olive Smith. Brodhage WOAA The Brodhagen Midget girls ended their season with a perfect game, no runs, no hits and no errors. The win gives Brodhagen the WOAA championship with three games to two over Formosa. Winning pitcher was Gayle Beuerman with 15 strikeouts. Leading batters were Colleen Murra y and Pat Jarmuth with two singles each. ,Pat Flanagan and Cathy Duffy each added one single. Downsview spent a few days with her mother. Mrs. Adolph Tren- tousky and they both attended the Kistener and Inman wedding on Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Les Wietersen had a wonderfull motor trip to Frank- enmouth, Michigan, and Vasser for several days with the beautiful coloured leaves and sights. Mr. Fred Kistener, Brodhagen, attended his grand son's wedding at St. Peters Lutheran Church. Guests with Mr. Kistener for the Kistener-Illman wedding were his son in law and daughter, Mr, & Mrs, Don Jackson, Betty Karen and Doreta Goderich. 'Sorry to hear Mr. George Weisenberg is a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. He's wished a speedy recovery. Mrs. Hoppenrath is a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. Her relatives and friends will be sorry to hear this. Mrs. Lai/Ina Beuerman and relatives and friends will be sorry to hear she is a patient in Stratford General Hospital, Congradulations to Mr. & Mrs. Glen Mogk on their first grand child, Melissa Caroline, a daugh- ter for Mr. & Mrs. Ken Hunsfer- ger born in Stratford General Hospital. Mrs. Edwin Mogk is the proud great grand mother. Sincere sympathy is extended to the relatives of the late Mrs, Albert Smith, Blenheim who passed away Suddenly with a heart attack, Fri. 26 of Sept. She was a sister in law of Mrs. Kennith Smith and Mr. & Mrs. Harold Wurdell. Her husband was from this community and attended St. Peters 1,utheran Church.Tne late Mrs. Smith and her husband were guests at the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Kenne th Smith on the 20th of Sept., not a week before her death. Guests over the week with Mr. Gordon Miller were his sister Mrs Toleda Beuerman, Cam- bridge and' his daughter Miss Linda Miller, Kitchener. Mrs. Annie Elligson who has been a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital has been moved to London's victoria Hospital. She is wished a speedy recovery. Relatives & friends of Norman Reihl will be glad to hear he has returned home after being a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital • Every week more and more people discover what mighty jobs are accomplished by low cosi Huron Expositor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240. N spent Sunday with his mother who celebrated her 85th Birthday at Arthur Ont. Mr. & Mrs. Chas Friend were weekend guests at Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Humphreys of Palmerston. Mr. & Mrs George Coville are holidaying at Port Franks with Mr. & Mrs Die)/ Tate at their cottage. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Coyne & baby of Owen sound spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Ferg' Kelly. Mr. & Mrs. Reg Smith & Family who have sold the Shille- laugh Restaurant & igas business to Mr. & Mrs. Tom Watson of Sm yth s • have a complete selection of new Lauer a S a S S SKATES S • for men, women and children E Trade In your old skates on NEW BAUER SKATES or reconditioned used skates., WIN S ALL SKATES PROPERLY FITTED WE STOCK. ANKLE SUPPORTS, SKATE. GUARDS, LACES, SKATE BAGS, ETC. Black Panther Smyth's Shoe Store 348-9951 MITCHELL OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL NINE when Mrs. Lillian Dickson of Formosa will speak. Mrs. Cliff Miller sang 'There's a song within my Heart' accom- panied by Mrs. Robert Laing. Mrs. Carr brought greetings from Stratford Presbyterial and spoke briefly of the fellowship develop- ed in meetings and communities. She said,'Great things come out of small groups.' Mrs. Mervin Dow gave a talk on The Least Coin, and led in the unison reading of 1 Peter .1:6-.9...A film strip, The Miracle of the Least Coin, was shown. It showed how the fellowship of the least coin was started by Shanti Solomcin of India, and the Uses of the money raised through the giving of the least coin in each country. Canada has taken part in the Fellowship of the Least coin since 1969, and Canadian Projects which received help in 1975 are Street Haven 'at the Crossroads and, the Elizabeth Fry Society, both in Toronto and some special- ized women's work in this Inter- national Women's Year. The Fellowship of the Least Coin stresses both praying and giving, person to person, and an equal basis in both East and West. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Allen, newly-weds twenty-five years ago on Qctober 7, were given a rousing chivaree by their relatives and neighbours 'on Saturday night when they arrived home from a dinner for .their family and attendants at the Eastwood restaurant in Stratford. _ The evening was spent visiting and playing euchre and crokinole. Eldon Francis Allen and Gladys Irene Dow were married in Roys Varna UCW may reorganize Ann Kroonen, Mary Jo Assistant Coach; Charlene McCreight, Diane Deloger, Looby, Barbar Kramers, Maureen O'Reilly. Cromarty Chivaree held for Aliens antiques • Two weddings at Brodhagen e Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney on the weekend were Mr.' & Mrs. Steve Maloney, Marilyn, Rose Mary & Jim of Kitchener, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Horn of Stratford, Mr, & Mrs. Harold Maloney of Seaforth and Mr. & Mrs Mike Thomas & son Steven of ctratfArd Mr. & Mrs. Dave Mutha of Kitchener with Mr. & Mrs. Lou Rowland. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Moons of Orangeville with Mr. & Mrs. Louis Brosens. , Mr. & Mrs. Earl Elliot & family with Mr. & Mrs. Elmer James, Wingham. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Mederak & Bryan of Kitchener with Mr. & Mrs. Steve. Maloney. Mr. & Mrs. Car I Brehm, fl Mitchell & Mr. & Mrs. Jim Maloney of Fullorton with Mr. & girls win • Mr. Steve Maloney & Family. Mr. & Mrs. „ Russel Kramp Weather helps farmers get caught up on harvest Stratford have moved to Goderich on Saturday. Mr. Watson who has been employed by Cronin Trans- port for sometime is no stranger to Dublin. We wish them success in their new business. A very successful sale was held on Saturday of furniture & contents of the Estate of the late Fergus Horon. Mrs. Millie Evans, Mr. & Mrs. Mili e MacRae and Mr. & Mrs. G. Geottler & Family attende the wedding of Caroline Malan & Ken Kestner in Brodhagen. Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred O'Rourke visited Mr. & Mrs. Don Muegge Mr. & Mrs. Leo Jones of Mactier with Mrs. Mac Vincent. The weather of the past few days has been ideal for the farmers to get caught up with the remainder of the harvesting of mixed grain beans, corn and fall ploughing. S MOM S