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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-04-29, Page 4THE,mpiRoi EXPoRT04, APRIt, ;9; $ 0' 4,"*" ' ,Lr • " • ' Nerie", • " • ' " - , Ofte44/00 OWNED! OPERATED BY FLETCHER TILE LTD. •Manufacturers of CONCRETE PLASTIC and CLAY DRAINAGE TILE Sizes from 4" through to 14" Immediate delivery to job site - Tile delivered on pallets - SEAFORTH TILE P.O..Box 8.20 Phone 527-0511 _fh. 527-040: Expositor Action Ads auction raises $3;0 Correspondent Mrs: R. Laing Mrs. Duncan Scott opened the April meeting of the Marian Ritchie Evening Auxiliary of Cromarty church with the call to worship. "There is a green hill" , was sung.. Mrs. Frank Hamilton read the Easter story from Mark 16: 1-13, followed by prayer. For the topic, Mrs. Eldon Allen gave three short readings: What is. Easter:. •Ten Commandments of Happiness, and the story of the moving of the Church of the Virgin Mary in Czechoslovakia. Mrs. Carter Kerslake read "the minutes and the roll call was answered with an Easter verse. Jean Carey, assisted by Mrs. John Templeman, presented the study book on the role played by Canadian Christians in the schools in Taiwan. The meeting closed with Jesus, Keep me near the Cross, and The Lord's Prayer. A silent auction of baking, sewing, and plants which followed the meeting, realized over thirty dollars for the group. SEAFORTH JEWELLERS for DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELLERY, FINE CHINA GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION • All Types of Repairs Phone 527-0270 .CLERE-VU AUTO WRECKERS NEW, USED AND REBUILT trueks XtVNLUP $r itEM1140TON Ctir,tnick and tractor dreg TitACt0A TIRE SERVICE REPAIR SERVICE Clinton 4824211 *.ty!,8 W., Of atatiiit )11'.04c THE EMERGENCY WORKER con in Save Time and Money While on the Move YOU -CAN GET A COBRA RADIO For As Little As $1 59 95 We carry a complete line of antennas by —ANTENNA SPECIALISTS- - —TURNER- - SHAKESPEARE— OTHER ACCESSORIES AVAILABLE FRANK KLING .L1.1), SEA-PORTA • -1` • •........ 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Highwoy 4 south of cionfon aY vonosteo • r ".• New officers named at Dublin WI Correspondent Mrs. John Templeman Mrs. Roy McDonald, Mrs. Ed Chappel and Mrs. John Temple- man were hostesses for the annual meeting of the Staffa Women's Institute held in • the township hall on Wednesday evening at. 8:30 with 14 members present. Mrs, Charles ' Douglas presided, opening with the Insti- tute Ode and Mary Stewart Collect and a poem "A .plan for tomorrow." • '. During business the bus trip with the Dublin Women's Insti- tute was discussed and final plans were made for the District Annual to be held Tuesday, May IS at the Hibbert United Church with Staffa Women's Institute hosting. Highlight of the meeting was the presentation of a life member- ship certificate and pin to Mrs. Carter Kerslake for over 25 years of continual membership with Staffa W.I. Roll call was answered by the payment of fees • and "Did you know?" Officers and standing commit- tee reports were read and accepted and the nominating committee presented the slate of officers for 976-77. Miss Vera Hambley installed the officers which are: • Past president, - Mrs. John Miller; president - Mrs. Charles Douglas; 1st vice-president - Mrs. John Miller; secretary-treasurer - Mrs. John. Templeman; assistant - Mrs. Bert Daynard; district director - Mrs. John Miller; alternate - Mrs. Ed , Chappel; Branch directorS - Mrs. George Vivian, Mrs. Lloyd Miller. Mrs. Bert Daynard and Mrs. Alvin Barbour; public relations - Mrs. Frank Hamilton; pianist Mrs. Robert- McCaughey; assistant - Mrs. Ed Chappel; press reporter - Mrs. John "Templeman;- assistant Mrs. Cameroh Vivian; auditors - Mrs, Frank Hamilton and Mrs. Cameron Vivian; sunshine committee -,_Mrs. Russell Wor- May bride , H. McPhail is honoured Friends, neighbours and rela- tives of Cromarty and Staffa communities gathered Friday evening in the Family Life Center to honour Heather McPhail prior to her marriage of May 8. Mrs. Harvey Dow chaired the event which included a singalong With Mrs. Calvin Christie at the piano and several contests, An address of good wishes was ready by Nola Dow and Heather's sisters, Valerie;' Ruth and Bonnie assisted her in opening her giftS. Heather thanked everyone and a social hour brought the evening to a close. Every week mote and more people discover what mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost Huron Expositor want Ads, Dial 527-0240. den, Mrs. Ruby Reed and Miss Olive Speare. Tweedsmuir curator - .Mrs, Ross McPhail;. TWeedsmuir committee - Cameron Nivian, Mrs. Carter Kerslake, Alvin Barbour, Miss Vera Hambley, Mrs. Ed Chappel; nominating committee - Mrs. Nprman Har- burn, Mrs. Orpha Norris and Mrs. Alvin Barbour; Standing Committee'. Agricul- ture and Canadian Industries - Mrs. Lloyd Miller and Mrs. Frank Hamilton; education and cultural activities - Mrs. Bill Mahon and Mrs. 'Alvin Barbour; family and consumer affairs - Mrs. Robert , McCaughey and. Mrs. John Miller; citizenship and world affairs - Mrs. Robert Parsons and Mrs. Carter Kerslake; 'resolutions - Mrs. Russell Worden. . The executive and standing committees of the • Staffa Women's Institute met Monday afternoon at the home 'of Mrs. John Templernan and planned the programs for the coming year. 13 Personals Mrs. Anthony Brait, St. Johns' Newfoundland, visited recently with her mother, Mrs,. Sam Norris and Mr. and MrsysBob Norris and family.. • Mr. and Mrs. Philip James are visiting for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Haines in British Columbia. Mrs. Ethel Lyall, Nancy and David, Toronto, visited on the weekend with Mr. Sam Norris and Mr, and Mrs. Bob Norris and family. Visiting on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman and family were Dave and Joanne Capli ig, Mississauga, Darlene Templeman, Waterloo, Geraldine and Mary , Jane Templeman, Stratford, Rob and Bev Templeman, Mike Parsons, Dale and Fay Martyn, Wanda and' Michelle. Russelldale. ,Bonnie Miller, Toronto. and Paul' Miller, Guelph with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton • Miller on the weekend. With Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller on Sunday were. Dianne Miller, Mitchell and Ron , and Gretta Miller. Mr. and. Mrs. Jim Cross and Mr: and Mrs. Jack White, London, visited on the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Miller. Eric Norris, . MacDonald College, Quebec, visited recently with Mrs. Sam Norris and Mr. and Mrs1 Bob Norris and family. • Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kemp have moved into their home in the village, which they purchased recently from Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parsons. Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and family visited Sunday with Mrs. Ernest Willard, Exeter.,, Mr. and Ws. Jim Norris and Gary , Brampton visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and family and Mrs- Sara Norris. Lee Miller, Woodstock and Teresa Miller, London ,spent the 'holiday weekend with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller and boys. Mrs. Ross Pepper, was hostess for the Dublin W.1, Annual meeting on April 20. President Mrs. Norman McKay opened the meeting. 0 Canada, The Ode and Mary Stewart Collect were given. Twelve mem- bers answered the roll call on household hints. Mrs: Charles Friend read the minutes. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. R. Burchill. A donation was made to , the Mitchell Music Festical. The spring rally was announced for May 18 at Hibbert Correspondent Mrs. Laverne Wolfe Sunday morning at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, there were two baskets of flowers from the funeral of Mrs. Annie Elligsen which was held on Easter Sunday and a basket of flowers from the funeral of Mr. Gordon (Mike) Hodgert which was held on. Thursday. Mrs. Louise Hoppeniath cele- brated her 91st birthday April 13 and her sister Mrs. Mary Dittmer celebrated her 88th birthday on Thursday, April 22. Congratulations. United Church, Staffa. Leader- ship courses were discussed. Plans were made for a bus trip on Junel Reports were given by Mrs. Charles Friends, Mrs. R, Burchill, Mrs. R.S. •Aikens, Mrs. Jack Burchill, Mrs. Harold Pethick and Mrs. Charles Roney. Slate of officers for 1976 were returned. They are: President - Mrs. Norman McKay; vice- president - Mrs. Harold Pethick; secretary - Mrs. Charles Friend; treasurer - Mrs. R. Burchill; press Mi( hael Connolly, Watburg were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe on Sunday. 1v1rs, Michael Connolly's birth- day was Wednesday, April 21 and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe had her birthday Easter Sunday, April 18, Their brother John Hinz's birth- day was Monday, April 19, but he was, unable to attend., • Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Buuck were Mr. and Mrs. Leonhard Burgess, Christene arid Joanne, Stratford on Sunday., Correspondent Vincent Lane , • Starting in where I left off !apt week, Seeding of spring grains gor the most part has finished as predicted. We received the rain • but much more than'needed. Also 'snow over the weekend, as some expected, with cold vAnds and frost at night., All operations are at a standstill. It'S a wait and see situation, but hopefully May will start things rolling again. - Easter visitors had. summer weather to display their finery, but no one ventured out much this past weekend, as snow and high winds made dangerous driving conditions. Therefore, I' have few visitors to report. Anyway I stayed indoors Myself. Mr. and Mrs. Lou O'Reilly visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul O'Reilly and Sean in Windsor on the weekend. . C.W.L. The 1976 annual meeting of the St. Columban C.W.L. was held in reporter - Mrs. Joe Dorsey; district DirectoD - Mrs. Charles Friend and Mrs. Jack Burchill; Branch directors - Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. R. Burchill; Card secretary - Mrs. William Smith; pianist - Mrs. Charles Roney. Standing Committees are: Agriculture and Canadian Indust- ries • Mrs. R.S. Aikens and Mrs. Gordon Aikens; Education and Cultural Activities - Mrs: Charles Roney and Mrs. Charles Friends; Citizenship and World Affairs - Mrs. Ross Pepper, Mrs. Jack Burchill; Family and Consumers Affairs - Mrs. Harold Pethick, Mrs. Wilfred Annis; Resolutions - Mrs. Charles Friend. Public relations • Mrs. Joe Dorsey; Tweedsmuir History - Mrs. Jack Burchill; Nominating Committee - Mrs. ,Gordon Aikens, Mrs. Jack Burchill; Auditors - Mrs. Charles Roney, Mrs. Ross Pepper. Singing the Queen closed the meeting. The May meeting. will be at the home of Mrs. R.S Aikens. Lucky cup holder was Mrs. Charles Friend. Lunch was served by Mrs. Lloyd Barker and Mrs. Verna Brooks. • Visitors with Helen McGrath over the .wekend were John McGrath and Miss Sandy Pynn of Toronto. the church hall recently with 19 members' present. Father Oost- Veenopened the meeting with the 'league prayer. Plans were discussed for the Parish dance on May 1, Th4 new slate of officers for 1976-77 are: Past president - Mrs. Gwen O'Rourke; president • Mrs. Mild- red Cronin; 1st vice - Mrs. Jean Van Drunen; 2nd vice - Mrs. Cecelia Ryan; 3rd vice - Mrs. Carol Ryan; recording secretary - Mrs. Rita Moylan; corresponding secretary - Mrs. Audrey Malone; treasurer - Mrs. Joan McIvor. Used clothing may be left in the church basement. The annual C.W.L. convention is to be held in Sarnia on May 11 and 12. Father Oostveen closed the meeting with a prayer for leaders. A mystery prize donated by Mrs. Maurice Melady was won by Mrs. Ted Melady. Lunch and social hour followed, AT THE HAM SUPPER — Under the watchful eye of their mother Claire, left, Suanne and Lisa Murray dig in to their supper at Cavan United Church in Winthrop Wednesday night. (Staff Photo) Staffa Mrs Kerslake WI life metither ..brother Earl on Saturday. • 'Friends, relatives• and neigh- bours will be sorry to hear Mrs. Edward Scherbarth Sr. was taken to Seaferth Community Hospital in the nambulande last week. Mr. and Mrs. Mery Hodgert have returned home from Florida where they spent the winter months and are wearing a nice tan. • Mr. and Mrs. Doug Van Vlack and family visited with the former's brother and -sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs :George Van \flack and family' in Kitchener on Sunday, With Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pushelberg were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mero and Linda from St. Marys and Larry .Pushelberg, Dublin. We are glad to report that Mrs. Reuben Buuck has returned home from Stratford General Hospital last Wednesday. Sympathy is extended• to Mr, and Mrs. Mery Hodgert and family in the sudden death of the former's brother Gordon (Mike) Hodgert who passed away in his /tome Monday evening in. Exeter. Sympathy is also extended to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bennewies in the death of the latter's father. Mr. and Mrs, Ron Thompson, London visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Leonhardt on Sunday. We are glad to hear Mrs. Susan Ainsborough has returned home from Seaforth Community ' Hospital. Miss Shirley Trentowsky and a friend from Downsview were at , her home and visited with her mother in the hospital in London Saturday. Mr. Philip Schuessler and friend Kitchener and Scott Schuessler, London with Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schuessler, Laura and Sarah. Miss Emma Buddenhagen, Kitchener was at her home. Mr, and Mrs, Les Weitersen were dinner -guests with the former's sister Mrs. Della Eisler in Mitchell on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Connolly and Jennifer, Stratford and Mrs. mada-nd MACLAND WALL SYSTEMS CONCRETE FORMING CONTRACTORS P.O. Box 130 Wingharn, Ontario CONCRETE WALLS - BUNKER SILOS, HOUSE FOUNDATIONS 357.4102 Brodhagen Sisiers have birthday hardt, Jeffery and Kevin, Embro St Columban • . • Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lcon;„ - visited with the former's mother ' , seedi Mrs. Herman Leonhardt and • • S I n pring