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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-12-16, Page 5.1A 9 WEDDING INVITATIONS THE HURON EXPOSITOR,— PHONE 527-0240 SEAFORTH A History of McKillop by Mrs. Joseph Grummett The Story of Seaforth by Belle Campbell , each $4.00 A History~ of Tuckersmith by Belle Campbell each $4.00 each $3.00 Huron County in Pioneer Times by James Scott Settlement of Huron County by James R. Scott each $1.00 each $5.00 Varna in Reviev! J. Floyd McAsh Seaforth Women% Institute Souvenir, cook Book First Presbyterian Church A Century of Service each $1.00 each $3.50 each $2.75 The Importance of Liberty by tred Van Epiond ch $4.00 but (Naga We stock Local History by Local Authors From Forest to Thriving Hamlets by Belle Campbell each $4.00 The Story of Hibbert Township A Hibbert Review. [Part A Hibbert Review [Part II] Three booklets dealing with the Township of Hibbert by Belle Campbell each $4.00- (Please allow 25 cents' Per book for mailing charges) Visitors with Mr. and. Mrs. Manuel Beuerman on Sunday were their sons Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beuerman, Jeffery, Wayne and Jill from London. At the same home is Ray Beuerman, Toronto who is spending some time with his parents. We are sorry to hear Carl Priestap is a patient' in', Seaforth Community Hospital where he had surgery last week. Store SPECIAL Bagged FERTILIZER PRICES Order today to ') avoid disappointing increases 8-32-16 6-24-24 15-15-15 Drop in for your CHRISTMAS SHOPPING SEAFORTH FARMERS CO-OP Pencil Pack 3.25 the ofi fe0 att23uce.77673eatele.. ORDER NOW y' FOR CHRISTMAS INFORMALS THE micisuron• Pecemn I. 0...:*1 topic 44 t) fJ Twp, plans drains Hibbert Council met December 7 with the rate payers on the Drainage Works, along with Henry Uderstadt, Township Engeineer. After the reading of the report, discussion followed on the size of tile, if open drain would be cheaper (it would be), and assessments. The Reeve gave all present an opportunity to either withdraw their names -from the report, or to add. One ratepayer added his name. Council indicated they would accept the report, cause a provisional by-law to be drawn up, and a Court of Revlon date set. The estimate cost of the four Film on Christ Christmas many turkeys etc. it has accommodated; but (you guessed it) the chocolates are long gone. The moral is, fellows if you are looking for something for your wife, buy her a roasting pan. The P.T.A. Bingo which had to be cancelled Dec. 3 due to road and weather conditions, was a big success Dec. 10. A capacity crowd P filled the hall. o win at St. eter s LCIA/ Prize winners were: Turkeys, branches was $38,000. The minutes of the Protective Committee, ,,.The Mitchell & District Arena, Seaforth Fire Area were all read and confirmed. The minutes, of the Mitchell & District Planning Bearrl were held over for the Clerk to obtain an explanation of "Adjoining" from the County Administrator, Ken. Whiteford. Road vouchers in the sum of ,$23969.65 were approved, and for General Account $64484.00. This included Huron Perth R.C.S.S.Board final levy, and four Tile Drainage Loans. Tile Drainage Loans for the ' Jane Delaney, Mrs., Riehl, Mrs. 'Don Farewell, Mrs. W.D. Wilson, UorresP011gent Vincent Lane With the eleetions surrounding us here all completed to the satisfaction of an elected', and for the most part those defeated, as well, the big question now is have you finished your Xtria$-^ shopping?• if you pattern after me, seldom do anything until the legit day or minute, sometimes a quick decision works very satisfactorily. I recall the first XMas after we were married, I bucked bad roads with horse and cutter the day before, and bought my wife a large roasting pan, and if I remember correctly, a large box of chocolates inside which would only cost $1.50 or $.2. at that time, And believe it or not, after 50 years the roasting pan is still in use. It has been loaned, and I couldn't venture to guess how NEW SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS — Ronald Murray ; PUblin; $10t1/1 O'Leary, R.R.2, Staffa; and14,1i;‘i m h Montgomery, Wingha, attended ea olververe, the December meeting of theu t ron Perth County Roman. Catholic Separate School Board Monday night in Dublin. They will be taking their place on the Board at an installation swearing in ceremony on January 3. {Photo by Oke) Plans were made for the Christmas dinner social along with exchange of gifts and a special Christmas project, also for visiting shut-ins in Kilbarchan and Hillside Nursing Homes. The visiting committee reported they had made several calls. Unto the hills was chosen as a doSing hymn by a visitor. This concluded the business and Mrs., Elligsen again thanked the ladies for all co-operation and extended her personal best wishes that the organization may continue to grow spiritually, her closing words being, May God bless us all. The pastor then presided for the election of officers which resulted 'as follows: president, Mrs. Robert Robinson; vice- president, Mrs. Edward Scherbarth, general treasurer, Mrs. Robert Beuer- mann; mission -treasurer, Mrs. Albert Bauer; secretary, Mrs.' Edwin Scherbarth. The executive are to decide on other various committees. Light refreshments were served by Mrs. Hilda French and Mrs. Martha Hinz. Brodhagen personals Sincere sympathy from the community is extended to Christian Leonhardt and family in the sudden death of Mrs. Emma Leonhardt. She was born in Brodhagen and died suddenly in Seaforth Community Hospital. Her sons Mervyn and Alvin and families live in Brodhagen. =. • Pastor Horst from St. Peter's Lutheran Church officiated at the funeral which was held at the Lockhart Funeral Home in Mitchell. She will be laid to rest in Brodhagen Cemetery. Sorry to hear Mrs. John Austin is confined to University Hospital, London where she had surgery on Friday. Her father, John Knipe, Brodhagen received word that she is as well as can be expected. Henry Davey has been in the same hospital for some time. We wish them both a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rock enjoyed a week with their daughter Gwen and son-in-law Boris Bruder Kitchener. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs: Lavern Wolfe were the latter's nephew, Mr. and Mrs. John Hinz Jr., Vicky and Brad from Mitchell. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bode and family in Kitchener were Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bode and Norman Bode on Sunday. Somebody Wants What You. Don't Need! SELL Through Huron Expositor Classified Want Ads Pee Wees Win Dublin Pee Wees won two More last week defeating Zurich on their ice 6-3 Dec. 13 and Grand Bend 11.1 Sunday in Seaforth, Zurich, Rob tane, J, had 2 each, Loohy, Mike Kelly, one each. The Grand Bend game was a no 'contest affair. Mike Kelly with 4, led the way. Brenden, Lane and Looby got 2 each. Vandrunen, Melady, Hicknell with one each completed, the scoring. Brodhagen Correspondent Mrs. Lavern Wolfe Members and their families of Brandh 9044 of the Lutheran Life Insurance Society of Canada gathered in Grace Lutheran Church basement for their annual meeting. The night began with a pot luck supper convened.by the Mitchell members, Adelia Capling and Ellen Schellenberger, assisted by Marion Feltz and Sybilla Dipple. The winner of the lucky plate was Mrs. Larrie Brown, Stratford. This was followed by a business meeting conducted by the president Ray Rock. Reports were given by various officers. New members were welcomed and correspondence was read. Local officers elected were: president, Ray, Rock; vice presi- dent, Geraldine Bode; secretary- treasurer, Ellen Gilk; auditors, Rev. A. Horst and John Gloor. It was decided to have the next meeting in the form of a Valentine Box social to be held in Monkton. Convenors named were Magda, Scholl and Marg Rock, Monkton. Friends and neighbours of Mrs. Louis McIntyre are ..glad to see she has returned to her home where she is convalescing after being a patient in. Seafoi=th Community Hospital for al%week. Welcome home to Manuel Beuerman who was a patient in the same hospital for a few days and is recuperating at home. We wish them both a speedy recovery. Sincere sympathy from this community is. extended to Mrs. Norman Eisler in the death of her husband,, formerly from Logan, who died in Stratford General Hospitatoply a feW days after he was admitted. 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Following the film, there was a reading, Friendship at Christmas, then the hymn, 0 Come to my Heart, Lord Jesus, There is room in my Heart for Thee, was sung and the devotions were closed with prayer. Mrs. Edward Scherbarth and Mrs. Boyd Driscoll were in charge of this portion of the meeting. Mrs. Edgar Elligsen presided over the-business. This being her last meetine since her term as president has expired, she passed out little favours during roll call as a token of appreciation for the co-operation she received during her four years as president. General and mission treasurers' reports were given showing the ladies had a. good year financially and were active in many ways, sponsoring h child in Japan, contributing to Lutheran Church synodical missions, making relief quilts, hosting world day of prayer, senior citizens' day and the Western District Assembly, catering to two weddings and the bowlers' banquet, serving -14 funeral lunches, sponsoring installation of a, telephone in the church and contributing to the renovated washrooms. Mike Feeney, Francis Maloney, W.D. Wilson, Mrs. Bonnie Cronin, Mrs. Audrey Malone, Mary Connelly, Jean Maloney and Frs. Maloney. Specials: Paul Reyner, Steve Steinman, Mrs. Doug Racho, Frank Nyland, W.D. Wilson, Mrs. Luella Murphy, Gord Cronin, Consolations: Karen 'Cronin, Mary Ann V anbergen , Mrs. Leona Nigh, Mrs. Jim Devereaux. Door Prizes: Barbara Sloan and Frank Nigh. The "Old Timers" card party last Thursday afternoon was a disappointing turnout. I under- stand there was a mixup on the date.. However those who did attend had an enjoyable afternoon. Winners were: Ladies high, Mrs. Mary McIver; low, Mrs. Glen Zimmer; lone hands, Mrs. Leo Murray; Men's high, Lou Coyne; low, Louis Feeney; Lone hands, Lewis Coyne. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manley, Stratford visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Malone on Sunday. Jack D. Malone has recently- returned from a business trip to Newfoundland. Mrs. Williamson, Mike and Cathy, .. Thorndale spent the weekend with her father Mike Doyle and other relatives. Mike Doyle visited in Zurich Sunday and while their I under- stand he was snowbound.. Sorry ' Mike. • fiscal year 1977 for $7500,00 were approved, with construction to be clay tile. Tax refunds in the sum of $319.60 were approved. This was, for taxes paid twice, and dogs that were charged for incorrectly. 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