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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-12-23, Page 5• tir THE titit10P4 • choir Rim Jarmuth, Verna and Ruth and their families in the passing of their mother Lou- iseJarrouth. The funeral was held last Thursday. Minnie Leonhardt visited with Clara Shthlbaum ,and Pearl Shore of Stratford on .,/ Stoffa lathes hear Christmas.: meniories Correspondent MRS. HERMAN LEONHARDT 345.2419 The junior choir of St. Peter's Lutheran Church were out carolling to the shut-ins on Saturday after- noon. They were accompan- ied by Mrs. Hurst and Lois and Doreen Rennewies. They returned to the church base- ment for refreshments and a social evening. Two potted plants in the chancel of St. Peter's Luth- -eran Church on Sunday were front the funeral of Mrs. Louise Jarmuth. Lyle Bennewies of Water- loo University and Gary Bennewies of Guelph Univer- sity are spending the Christ- mas Holiday's with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward Bennewies and family. Christine Scherbarth of Guelph University and Bill Scherbarth of Orillia are spending the Christmas hol- idays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Scher- barth. StliSolt OPUTINS ) ))111 Sit WIZ McCALL LTD. RA. 4 Walton 527-1307 Mark and Karen Kirkey of Waterloo visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Char- les fligenell and family on Saturday and also called on Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rode. Dennis and Vicki Benne- wies of Cranbrook B.C. are modelled the vest or skirt that they had made during the, club. Sherri and Nancy ftertnevis, ies agOrmpanced the review with appropriate selections on the plan,- During the -evening Bev. Friday. On Tuesday evening the Brodhagen 4-H club attend- ed the Achievement Night at U.T.E.S. Lori Scherbarth was the commentator for the fashion review - "Teen Look for -82" - when each girl speodingthe Christmas Sea- son with their parents Mr. and Mrs, Earl Bennewies and Wayne. Mrs. Katie Zuerengesser is expecting her family home dirring the holiday season. Mrs. Dorothy Milne of Peterborough and formerly of R.R. 1. Bornholm* died in the Peterborough, hospital on Thursday morning. Sym- pathy is expressed to the bereaved family, Sympathy of the commun- ,ity is extended to George meats du vies theli 00! spring club, Mom wing. will begin et* ;*' Wel). I wish everyone hiesse4 ChriStrnas and a Prosperous New Year. Beue mi received her Countymeors for eomplet, ing ShET-441 clubs. The leaders Barb Scher-birth and Sean Ahrens presented the members whir their 4-11 spoons for their accomplish- 0 0 a S I a I `Iris the season to be jolly . . have a merry Christmas! f I ti GEORGE COVILIE I ' nderwriting a holiday full of f health, happiness lab* and prosperity for our valued friends. if AL JOHN AMORE --rkttikAlititit LTD.--- Dublin 345-2382 Dublin JOCI- TO ALL McKillop family moves to Grey o ° 0.'.0 * 0„,•'• . a • Tie orp,""ivii fel 0.0 •'00 0 . 0, : .. • 0 • ••• 0 • .ca 0 I ra 0 Now seriing former Lou Rowland Transport Ltd. customers Box 22, Dublin 519-345-2913 0 .411,16, i1 4 _ Christmas Wishes4o Our Friends. O'ROURKE TRANSPORT David and Bryan 0 allr° Me‘t Times' may have changed but one thing is still the same — sending holiday greetings to friends old and new. It's- a pleasure to wish you happy holidays. • From the Management & Staff t:Lau .A111 the hyt .Christmas CHEVROLET - 0110S LTD. 527-1140 • Correspondent MRS. ED REGELE 527-1106 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc- Cowan of RR4, Walton spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hey and family of Lon- don, and Mr. and Mrs. Don . Brown at Aylmer. An early Christmas family gathering took place Dec. 13 at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Liewelyn and family at Woodstock. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCowan, RR4, Walton. and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hey and family of London. From there Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc- Cowan visited with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Miller at Currie. Mrs. Annie Hoegy„ who has been a patient for the past month at University Hospital in London. has returned to Kilbarchan Nursing Home at Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Beuer- man and boys have moved to their , new farm in Grey Twp. We Shall miss them from our community but wish' them success in their new home. Harold and Pearl McCall- um visited on Sunday with Larry, Marsha and Randy Nevers. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Glan- ville. Billie, Steven and Chilene of Melfort Saskatch- ewan are visiting with fami- lies and friends over the Christmas holidays. ' Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Preszcator of Credition visit- ed 'on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele. Mr. and Mrs.'Wayne Hart- man of Brucefield with Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum on Sunday. Correspondent . MRS. JOHN TEIVIFLEMAN Mrs. A31:2M3406ler hosted the Christmas meeting of the Marion RitchiC'Evening Aux. Wary at her home on Tuesday evening. Dec. 15. There were 14 members and five visitors present. Mrs. Miller presided open- ing %Arita poem. 'The Christ. mas service of worship was taken from the "Glad Tid- ings" with Mrs. Miller, Mrs, Duncan Scott, Mrs. Gordon Scott and Mrs. Robert Laing participating. Everyone joined, in singing several Christmas carols. Roll call was answered with a Christmas thought. Mrs.' Miller's topic was a paper on gifts and giving. followed by the offering and prayer by Mrs. Miller. For her special number, Mrs. Larry Gardiner introduced her sister Mrs. Bob Hulley of Winthrop who was no stranger to anyone. Marg told everyone about her 10-week stay at the clinical investigation unit of the Toronto General Hospital explaining what was involved in the research program. During the business, some winter quilting was discuss- ed, and a motion made to send some money to the general fund. Mrs. Jean Carey and Mrs. — Sally Scott were made a committee, to look 'into the cost of an area rug for the KIM SERVICES Keith McCarthy 345-2006 Dublin a a..a Q1 44 church basement. Mrs. Robert Laing had the study book. summing up our study on Nepal. with a taped interview of Mr. and Mrs. John Bertholet and family. More Christmas carols were enjoyed, after which Mrs. Miller closed the meet- ing with prayer. Everyone partook of a Christmas smorgasbord with all the trimmings. STAFFA WI Seventeen members were present for the Chfi,st- mas meeting of theltaffa Women's Institute, held at the home .,.of- Mrs. Wm. Mahon 'on 'Wednesday after- Mahon an Wednesday eve- ning, Dec. 16. Mrs. Lloyd Miller presided for the opening "Ode'" and, Mary Stewart Collect. Tollow- ed with the roll call whit" i was answered with a meaningful Christmas memory. Everyone contributed to the topic by telling their increased awareness to prob- lems of the disabled and -tiandicapped. Mrs. Ross McPhail gave some nutrition hints 'pertain- ing 'to the festive season. Mrs.' Carter Kerslake and Mrs. George Vivian gave a most interesting demonstra- tion of the recent quilt course which they attended, demon- strating the different tech- niques and patterns. Mrs. George Vivian alsddisplayed some 4-11' Homemaking vest We wish to take this time to thank you, * our patrons for your support 'during the past year. samples and a project, book from the recently completed course: "Ready Get Set, Sew". During business it was decided that we have secret pals for 1982. Everyone brought gifts for the River- side Nursing Home. and Mats. Charles Douglas volunteered' to deliver the gifts. Circle 2 is to plan a social afternoon or evening in the New Year. Although our 4-H provincial honour girls were unable to be present• the Institute is presenting Perth County Plates to Betty' Anne Ups Will. Sheila Riley. Marg Smale and Mary Lou Maloney for successfully coral:Ming 12 4-H homernaking --clubs and receiving their provincial honours. The president, Mrs. John Miller. demonstrated how to make festive book marks. ' with everyone participating and making a book mark to take home. The meeting closed-with -O Canada afterwhich secret pals for 1981 were revealed and gifts exchanged. A social hour followed with lunch served by Mrs. Mahon and Mrs. Vivian. ODDS AND ENDS Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Dow and Mr. and Mrs. John Scott and Christopher have returned from an enjoyable 'holiday to Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Miller are spending the Christmas holidays with their 'daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wilson of Calgary. Sla?Irth MAY THE BRIGHT SPIRIT OF THE SEASON ILLUMINATE YOU WITH INNER WARMTH AND CONTENTMENT. OUR VERY SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL, Stacey Bras. -/Mitchell • We hope the/Christmas promise of good health Is fulfilled-for you and your family. SEAFORTH MEDICAL CLINIC Goderich St. West, Seaforth Sarvica Sidettion Saving Satisfaction Lasing Why not Drive by and renew old friendships! Warmest greetings to our friends and customers STAY SHARP SALES AND SERVICE Gordon Blanchard R.R. 4, Walton 527-1806 a ••• • • •-• •