The Huron Expositor, 1981-06-24, Page 5MRS. GEORGE LEITCH
Mrs. George A. Leitch,
of Clinton. died Sunday at
Seaforth Community Hosp-
ital. She was in her 90th
year.
Born in Hullett Township,
she was the former Annie
Jarman. a. daughter of the
late Edward Jarman and the
former Catherine Owen. Her
husband, George A. Leitch,
died in 1967.
The couple had farmed in
Hullett Township and follow-
ing her husband's death, she
had moved to Clinton to live
with her daughter.
She was a member of
Londesboro United. Church.
Surviving . are one daugh-
ter. •Mrs. Wilber (Elma)
Jewitt, of Clinton: five
grandchildren and nine great
grandchildren. She was pre-
deceased by one sister. Mrs.
Mary Carter.
Friends were received at
the , WhitneynRibey Funeral
Notice
Home. 87 Goderich St. W.,
Seaforth where a service was
held 2 p.m. on Tuesday. Rev.
Robert Scott officiated. Bur-
ial followed in Maitlandbank
Cemetery when-the pallbear-
ers were: Ron Jewitt Bev
Jewitt. Brian Jewitt, Gary
Jewitt: Ralph Glew, Jack
Carter.
The flowerbearers were:
Jeffrey Jewitt, Bradley
Jewitt, Jennifer Jewitt,
Susan Jewitt. Paul Glew and
Kevin Glew.
" Staffa
Doug Quance. Houston,
British Columbia is visiting
with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Garry Quance and
family.
Mr. and Mrs, Don Johns '
and Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Johns and family.Mrs: Frank
Hamilton. Mrs. Clifton Mil-
ler, Mrs. Lloyd` Miller and
Mr. and Mrs. John Teniple,
man, attended the dedication
- service-at Thames Road Uni-
ted Church Sunday evening.
Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. John Drake and
Murray were Mrs. Margaret
Howard and airls. London
JMr. and Mrs. David Sim and
family, Southwold.
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LIFETIMEMEMBERS — As part of their.25th anniversary celebrations,
four members of the Dublin Women's Institute received life
memberships. From left to right, receiving certificates from past district
president Roberta Templeton of Staffa are Emma Friend, Edna Burch ill,
Ada Pethick and Clara Aikens. (Photo I;iy Ellis)
Obituary
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Klaver, handkerchiefs,
Martha Classens, cooler
cups. Louise Ryan, bowl.
Suanne Murray. spices.
Cathy Murray, salad set.
Margie Nolan, sugar, Rika
Van Bakel, and thermos.
Margaret Morrison, A social
hour followed with a delic-
ious lunch during which a
draw took place.
The winner of the hand
made quilt was Agnes Mur-
ray. an afghan, Donna nolan.
rocking horse, Ruth Duffy
and two cushions, Kathleen
Moylan.
Five door prizes of grocery
baskets were won by Made-
line Murray, Mrs. Rase.
Mrs. Joe Barry, Carol Ryan
and Mrs. V. Murtha.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Louis
O'Reilly visited David
O'Reilly in Cochrane, Alber-
ta and with Mr. and Mrs.
Greg O'Reilly and daughter
in Edmonton, Alberta during
the past week.
Denise and Joanne Albert
are holidaying in Vancouver,
British Columbia for three
weeks. -
Jim and Karen Cronin and
family. Steve and Nancy
Cronin and family, Jerry and
Heather Cronin and family
visited with Dave and Joanne
Regier, Kitchener Sunday
where they celebrated their
parents', Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Cronin 44th Wedding
Anniversary,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Ryan, Mary. Jo and Mark
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Jim *Subject and family in
Kitchener Sunday.
New sidewalk at
Brodhagen church
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_THE HURON EXPOSITOR. JUNE 24, 1
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This Dublin Women's Instittite celebrated its
2Sikyeart.tieadaY, aricllo Mirk the.bccaSioit, the president Of the group
and 'five past presidents gathered, included are, (front rdw) Dbrothy
Statton, Mitchell, ,Clara Aikens, Mitchell-, Melba Whetham, Dublin,
(back row) Emma Friend, Dublin, current president Edna Burchill of
Dublin and Ada Pethick of Mitchell. (Photo by Ellis)
For the summer months the
business office of the Expositor
WILL BE CLOSED
Saturdays,_.
beginning
Saturday, June 27
ed tobuild the new .stciewaiks
and parking. They spent a
great deal -of their time and
effort and. the last two weeks.
It is greatly appreciated and
a real improvement to the
church property. "Thanks"
for a job well done.
Jason and Jonathan Ah-
rens of Scarborough, spent a
few days holidaying with
their grandparents. ,Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Bode, 'and re-
turned home with their
mother Janice Ahrens Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Horst,
Jennifer and Nathan, have
take up residence in the
former Bode home, R.R. 5,
Mitchell.
-r. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Scherbarth attended the
graduation ceremonies at
Conestoga College. Doon
Canipus. June 6. Their son
William has graduated and
received his diploma as a
"Mechanical Engineering
Technician" specializing in
hydraulics, and pneumatic's.
Bill has accepted a position
with .Dorr-Oliver Limited of
()riffle.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Leonhardt, Jeffrey and kevin
Announcement
Doctors
David H. & Thomas G. Drake
Dental Surgeons
Will be opening their new office at 9 Goderich St.,
Southwest Coffin' at the'llight in• Seaforth on
June 30/81
527-1844'
General Dentistry
Leonhardt, Jeffrey and Ke-
vin of Embro, visited with his
mother Sunday evening.
A bridal shower was held
at the home of Mr. and MRs.
George Rock, Mitchell June
15 to honour Lynda. Scher-
b a bride next month.
Doris Rock read an Romp...
rigs address of good wishes
and •Lynda Was presented _.wersbig aOryt.cei)effie4 • with1P from' the St,AM.oif at 11.'fiithiwect lo../.i(4Vt luck. •':h44s,h#4,40. dinner with ‘Sen4111,Vrt She.01 ,eked all oiento sontinne,-.:for ;tap lay0t," aft4P70.90. • • 4fts.. •
, • The- .-.0011188. concludedWe *Mt wtth.ebuffeilnne.0!nn' you to os o OP. 0040,hY the' hosts. f
boSrd,a 44- ellYene who hela- - Olga ..t4 .44444., the Slue
Grass festival at the
Brodhagen.Commenitv Cen-
tre Saturday June' 27, from
1;45 p.M. till l a.m. '
Correspondent
MRS. HERMAN
LEONHARDT
345-2419
The L.C.W. of St. Peter's
Lutheran Church. Brodhag-
en, conducted the worship
service Sunday. morning in
the absence of Pastor Horst.
Next Sunday, ,Mine 28,
there is, no $4ndity School-,
Correspondent
CECILIA RYAN
345-2028
A large crowd of ladies
attended the annual St,
Columban C.W.L. June Soc-
ial held in the parish hall on
June 17.
Rika Van Bakel welcomed
ladies from St. Brigids
CW.L. Kennicott, St. Vin-
cent De Paul, Mitchell. Luth-
eran Church Women. Brod-
hagen, First Lutheran Ladies
Guild, Logan, St. Patrick's
C.W.L., Dublin, United
Church Women, Winthrop,
St. James C.W.L., Seaforth
along with ladies ftom St.
Columban C.W .L.
Seven games of bingo
were played and winners
were Anna 'Marren, St.
Marys, Mary Ryan, Dublin,
Cheryl Storey, Seaforth, Do-
rothy Murray, R.R. 5. Sea-
forth. Agnes Ische, Mitchell,
Mary Moylan, St Columban
and Janice Murray, Walton.
Mary Margaret O'Leary
die a reading and Mary
Coyne, Pat Crowley and
Janice, Murray sang two
numbers accompanied by
Cathy Murray on guitar.
John Ryan-- gave his prize-
Ninning speech"Monsters in
the Closet." •
BAKE SALE
A large selection of baked
goods, sewing and crafts
were sold, folloWed by a
penny sale draw. The. win-
ners were cream and sugar,
Sharon Young, St. Bridgids
flour, Mary Moylan, sand-
wich. bags, Mary Coyne,
potting soil, Marg Hicknell,
sugar, Helen Young, mugs,
Madeline Murray, pitcher,
MgY.Melady,, glasses, John
Ryan, crootar, Margaret Van
Bakel, bOok, Madeline Mur-
ray, pie plate, Marie Hick-
nell, cutter, Mary Maloney,
strainer, Mrs. T: Costello,
measuring, cups, Mrs. J.
Connolly- egalterS, Ruth.
Campbell, glasses, Mrs. J.
Sloan, cream and- sugar,
-Mrs. V. Prueter, oven mitts,
school In ,Dublin'.• celebrated Pair graduation It4OndaY, 101 ding: ibaak
row, left to ridtit) MiChaelO' Rourke, Mark Jordan,• John Megens, Shawn
Gerard, jam Rowland, Stddhen Eckert, Nick° Peelers, (middlo row),
Van' Nes, Greg Murray, Frank Louwagie, teacher Terry Craig, (front
row), Larry Terpstra, Karin Pesters, Dianna Cnockaet, Nancy
Principal Larry Cook,' Pat Cronin, Oanny Ruston, Michael POppa,i,Tina'
GRADS TAIiIrItiVradi 040q0.11$ frOrp ftatriCkle
Mc),Aughlih." 'Absent
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Seneoudorti.
wa$ Khanthanialy , •
(Photo by Ellis)
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