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A4 — TH. HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 0, 1901
41.
Hthbert "wire" ,drive this spring if
v
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Hibbert council, has ing
received requests for a
"wire " drive this sear.
agreed to hold one betneen
seeding and harvest. ltkels
the month of Juls. ai its
meeting M.onday. The esaL1
times on& claw will he de-
'..tertningd .Later. '
cyrit lit'GAttr. gotillty wild .
• LOwtiistlIp AWOr-. ittits11011,W • •
Lam} e • his, spri*,-reporf
• .414.19:4.- ttistdc ipkatiCutiLr .
gtopotryoryit*ow4, Alm
1.NV.1.4 nib'..
amply, tosslishiPS,'. .ansi
, posed sourteit.',shoind • Alms
- him ;to give a slide Presenta-
tion on, the weeds. (,tount ii
may , arrange the Presenta
lion in conjunction with Fol-
iation ton nshiii.,
A-ratepayer requested up,
grading of the boundary o f
Tuckersmith and Hibberi
from Highnas ti to the CNR
tracks. The request noted
heavy traffic caused rutting
on the road 'meat's' as well
dust and fking stones Al
though it pointed out the
)981 road budgy had been
set. council said it would take
up....the matter nub 1 twker
smith. though it is unlikely
anything can be dune this
Lear
Art Bus and Dennis
0 Grads of the Upper
I hames RI% 4; r OnserFainn
Authors' presented
Mmustpal drain erosion,
'c0011,1=4 tigreva,t tier co-operate
with the 4,inhorityop.M.er ,
stilton programs and the
114 t9° and 'ilnpr,i).cown!.tits
the Stott tlrLttn. th,nit,N Viier
43.,tdt• Orangolltv A as..
Skatit,
along w ith the .atiThority
disphising
attire on aegis of a 'self
Je+cll -transit the road
u. as gis cn pt mission pure
,hase trot urrent
Is the ion nship either bin
rusts or rents a transit
. ,as e permission
10i. frit. temporan installation
of a mobile home pending
health unit applosal ss title a
permanent home is being
repaired. remosed or rc
modeled. It the priiperts
changes hands beton. the
protect is completed. the
mobile hunt'. must
mos ed
/01vint4 ant. thitil. iii , tilt
planning a.t st ill
hp. I planning Att. .111J
0.)1.111..11 apponthli
W'hnctold ilk
. •
. Correspontlent
•. 131;1 1MMACRAE
° $54$042
A surprise' birdislas parts
m,'as held in Dublin for Kate
- Slot ina 0 la Ss' 'Was 'she
n as surprised ht her, twin-
sister Watts s and her his
hand. 'Flt Keillar of Strat
turd and also by Mr and
Mrs Doadt. Sirattord. from
Fergus. Helen Near.. Jean
and Jose,: Stratford l ea n
Heals. St Mars, Patricia
Leiner and Addren. St
Mars s. nognbouts Kim
Flood. _lase and SGutk
Mars Fecnes and . Donna
Paratchek. Dublin and
Hugh Benninger. Dublin
Postmaster Don Ma, Ras.
expressed L on g ra
Mondas
The Murras' briit het held
their annual slat; and euchre
tournament and a social
est:MIN at (Nril toe's rest
dence in Kitchenc'r. Fridas
night a .duple of necks ago
The brothers are ArOur
and Ronakt, St,. Columban.
Jerome. .logan: fern,
Csril and Joe. Kuch,
ener. •
The 'seeCind•oldest. fourth
and liffh . were declared the
winners. All the trimmings
'were eniosetl. Better skills
'are hoped for the losers nest
year. 'Practisemakcs perfect.
'lads.
Winners in the regular
Friday 'nice Dublin and Dis-
trict Athletic —.Association
bingo were: P. Lee.'•
Welsh.' V. Giaten. M. Robin..
son; (Special) K. Norman.
$28.50 P. Lee. S. Watson'.
D. Cronin, M. Robinson,
(Special) A. Cronin. 5214.50:
Dale. A. ,Cronin. E. Jorgen•
Pcrth Planning 4.1:11101stiat
of 1 rider this section of the
.11. I it there are no appeals to
ths• amendment no stamp
dons the gosernment of On
tart., is required
the road superintendent
rem tr/...1 srroleims.
son . iNpveiaD Nrt-
miekh,
Mierrs ; .1. liVhethatik, .1,
' ;inborn' Door K .
['tads JoLkpot ,Hod tea
s"R 00
Brodhagen
1.'irksTiondent
MRS. HERMAN
1,goNnmuyr
345.24.19
I hr Longregation of St.
Peter's Lutheran Church,
Brodhagen. 'are pleitsed that
shuttles has. been installed
the organ in the church
t he \ were dedicated at the
morning norship sent ice
Sunday
st ere made possible
through donations from the
faint's of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Hillebrecht. Mr.
Hillebrecht died'. May 25
sears. ago, and Mrs. 'Hilly-
brecht died December 2'th.
15 .y ears ago.
Other donations were
go en as memorials by reIa•
tiles and friends of those
nIti died in the last'Lvear.
Ines. were Albert_Sicmon,
Martin Diet/. Roma Smith.
Ella Leonhardt. Manny
'Bennenies. Edwin Rock.
Wm. BenneniesTaiirnirie
Congratulations front the
community arc extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Simon
on the birth of their baby
daughter.
Congratulations are ex-
tended to Mr. and Mrs_. Carl'
R. who became the proud
gray el should begin the,
month. followed hs dragging
and the spreading ot httuld
L blonde.
He noted also re
pairs to the McGrath and
orden drainage storks n et L.
k.tmiplete.
I. • tot+' •
ivlite,hcq TY'
'A.% en` G1,aityk
Alien TOwnSetid.
Frank Skinner, klitchelt:
. Campbell. Mitehell,
grandparents of then first
grandchild, a son bonito 'Mr.
and Mrs. Chris Iliens of
Mitchell. Congratutations to
Nancy and Chris on the birth
lit their first child
Janice Ahrens. lasOn and
Jonathon of Toronto. spent
the weekend with her
parents. Mr. and Sirs
on Bode.
C,:rol Rosc. Stroi,,i'd is in
Correspondent
MRS. JOHN TEM ['LEMAN •
345-234(t
Ten ladies front romaris
Presbyterian Churl's were
guests of. the .Scatot h Pres.
byterian Church ladies Tues.
day evening.
Achievement night for the
4-H Homemaking ( Mb pro-
ject "Which came •Wsr,the
chicken or the egg:'- nits
held Wednesday e enthg at
Upper Thames • Elementary
School in Mitchell. with
Home Economist Noths Ross
in charge. Staffa Si 2 and
Staffa No. 3 club. partici-
pated.
.Leaders for' Statla No. 2
are Mrs. George Vis tan a h d
Mrs. John Renne they set .
General accounts totalling
$15.281.09 were approved
and road accounts tincluding
advance pas mein tor a new
culsertf +sere passed.
Conned meets next Ma's
20.
P141-1).01fheoit,
Jr. .jug; Koiu4.4.0 Od
. and Nvith.
Cittftiv %1Nliod frien.cP,4 and
relmi‘es in Ferndale and
Oct rin - -t•
a week's holiday to Vancou-
ver B.C.
•
Mr. and Mrs. 'Milton
Bode. 'Howard and Eric and
• Mrs. Janice Ahrens attended
the wedding of their niece
and cousin. Debra , Bode.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs'.
Donald ,Bode. Kitchener to
Mr. Bruno Di Clemente.
Saturday.
up an exhibit. "The Stock
Pot'' with, commentary by
Nancy Scott and Sheila Riley.
Leaders for Skala No. 3 are
Mrs, Dalton Stintle and Mrs.
Ken Hunsberger. They pre-
sented a skit. "I have it, bone
to pick with you", with all
club members participating.
Receiving county honours
for suc'eessfully completing
six 4-H Flornemaking pro-
jects were Kathy McKellar.
Staffa No. 2 club. and Lisa
Renne and Jeannie Schneid-
er, Siaffa No. 3 club.
Mrs. John Miller, presi-
dent of Staffa Women's Insti-
tute hosted a planning meet-
ing at her home TueSday
morning to prepare the Insti--
tute programs for the coming
Year.
Huron-Perth County Roman Catholic
Separate School Board
KINDERGARTEN
REGISTRATION
ST. JAMES SCHOOL
Sister Theresa Mader, Principal
Chalk'Street, Seaforth, Ontario
527.0321
THURSDAY, 14TH MAY,/81 1p.m.-5p.m.
Kindergarten children need to be 5 years
of , age on or before 31st December, 1981
Please bring proof of age
(Birth Certificate or Baptismal Certificate)
New chimes in St. Peters
Staffa
sei •
,READY TO GROW Charlie Malcolth (left).and DaVid McLfwair) put.
finishing touchbs on a tree `planted as part of SeafOrth Public School's
Green Week: (Photo by Shoveller)
Help your Heart..
-Help-sou
YOUR LOCAL SUPERIOR MARKET• OFFERS WEEKLY SPECIALS
SUPERMARKET PRICES, -SPEEDY CHECK OUT,
FRIENDLY SERVICE FARM FRESH PRODUCE ,
PLUS THE BEST MEAT MONEY CAN BUY.
WE GUARANTEE IT !
Beginning May 14, 1981 , the
Superior Store WILL BE OPEN
until '9:00 'p.m. on Thursday
Nights.
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Deluxe Style Beef, Chicken or Turkey
SINANSOWS
DINNER 29
11 5 oz. Pkg. •
FRESH EVERY FRIDAY GOOD SELECTION OF VARIETY BREADS
Green Giant Fano
'1
New Zealand fPrev.lously Frozen)
S_bOttitlr_
Green or Mix Beans
Peas or Cream Corn
14 oz. Tins
.cHaps
DelielOtts On Your Barbecue
Swift's Eversweet
Rind-Orrilly The Piece)
New Zealand I Previously Frozen)
Cut from the Shoulder
Utility Grade Frozen Swift's Store Sliced
Macaroni & Cheese, Salami, Chleken.or
Dutch Loaf
Deep Browned with
Pork with Molasses, or in 1 omato Sauce.,
Partly Skimmed
Use the CONVENIENCE of our AMU -
entrance with FREE' PARKING provided.
Si I
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT aFMNTITIES
TO NORMpriticLe:AstMlecILI::EuOntUoIRclEosMinEeNTS.
Saturday. May 9. 1981
MU -
Swifts Plum
1.69 , . BACON
SOO Gr. Pkg.
s •