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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1985-07-24, Page 24A4 -- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 31, 1985 DUBLIN BLIN AND AREA TATER TESTIN' — George Jarmuth (left) and Mervin Dietz, two veterans of the Brodhagen Chamber of Commerce Annual Chicken Barbecue, were testing the baked potatoes at last Wednesday night's event. The duo have been involved with the barbecue since it began In 1960. Mr. Jarmuth said the barbecue was one of the firs fundraising projects for the organization. He said the barbecue is still being held 25 years later "because of tradition." (Hilts photo Lions Head woman speaker at meeting Staffa Correspondent MRS.JOHNTEM PLEMAN 345-2346 Mrs. Jack Burchill and Mrs. Bert Daynard, convenors of Family and Consumer Affairs, hosted their meeting of the Staffa Women's Institute in the township hall at Staffa. Their guest speaker for the evening was Pat Wallace, Lions Head. She gave a commentary and showed slides on her work as a nurse in the North -W est Territories. Pat had been a nurse at the Seaforth Community Hospital. There were many guests present, among them visitors from England and California. Mrs. Arthur Kemp contributed some household hints. The display for Mitchell Fair was discussed and final plans were made regarding sponsorship of Katie Kerslake for the Queen of the Fair Competition at Mitchell Fair. Hazel Harburn presided for the July meeting of the Marian Ritchie Evening Auxiliary July 16, with nine members present. Mrs. Harburn opened with a poem, Hannah Miller gave a reading and Doris Miller took her Scripture reading from the book of Psalms. Roll Call was answered by giving a fact about Korea. Jay Scott read the minutes and correspon- dence and Mary Elliott gave the treasurer's report. Everyone was asked to bring Korean articles to the September meeting. Helen Parsons read an article on Everyday Miracles and Grace Kerslake read a story. The meeting closed with a hymn, Ruth Laing accompanying on the piano. Friday, July 26, four Chinese teachers and their interpreter from Us He Agricultural College in China visited the farm of Lorne Fell and family. Accompanying the group were three faculty members from the Ontario Agricultural College at Guelph. The visitors were interested in pedigreed seed production and how the Canadian pedigreed system operates, as they have no pedigreed seed system in China. The group is spending two weeks in Ontario to observe (Continued on page A7) ANNA'S DRESS SHOPPE U SMER D ESSES SKIRTS sLac�, PRICE SHORTS\ ,2 1/ s S A V E SEAFORTH 251F 1595 ALL SWIMWEAR AND COVERUPS SUMMER TOPS SUMMER BLOUSES MID SUMMER CLEARANCE • ez/tegaadzi. ON QUALITY SUMMER WEARABLES Mens Size 29 to 42 LEVIS, G.W.G. & LEE JEANS First Quality Values Slim or to 29.50 $ 241 Regular Fit * SPECIAL PURCHASE! 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Recent visitors with Marie Melady were: Joe Murray and friend of Stratford, Jack and Rose O'Reilly and Dorothy Harback, of Kitchener, Rita Coyne, Goderich, Beatrice Fadden. Mississauga, Louise Bennewies and Pearl Mueller, Mitchell, Agnes Hunter, Seaforth. Jean Dill, Dublin, Joyce Eley, Phoebe Eley, Mildred Crago and Georgina Baker of St. Marys, Janet Cunningham and family, Slabtown, Mary and Jim O'Connor, Dublin, Matt, Martha and Sandra Claessens Of RR 1 Dublin and Mary Catherine Williams of Florida. Phone and Annie Cronin, Bob and Theresa Admans and Marie and Tracy DeJong spent last Thursday at the Martyr's Shrine in Midland. John and Mary Margaret O'Leary, Father Frank Moylan, Annie Cronin, Joe and Olga Eckert, Jerome and Theresa Kelly, Keith and Rita Kelly, Ted and Nell Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Doyle, Frank Doyle, Clarence and Cecilia Ryan and Marg MacRae attended the Eucharistic Celebration of thanksgiving on the occasion of the 125th anniversary of the Ursuline Sisters of "The Pines", Chatham on Sunday. Congratulations to Barb Duffy, daughter ‘of Bob and Ruth Duffy and Ed Van Roessel son of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Van Roessel who were married on Saturday, July 27 at St. Columban Roman Catholic Church by Father Andrew Sipek. A large crowd attended the reception at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Brodhagen hot dog 25d Brodhagen Correspondent BARB SC H ERBARTH 345-2298 Friday night was a flourishing night in Brodhagen at Steffler's General Store on Main Street. Many people stood in line from 5 p.m. to enjoy one of the 25 cent hot dogs and .50 cent hamburgers that Mark and Cheryl Steffler and helpers cooked on an open barbecue. Baxter the camel was a great attraction for both young and old as he paraded down the street with his owners dressed in Arabian attire. After doing their shopping, many people licked on the 100 ice cream cones that Mark scooped. The icing was really put on the cake for Mark and Cheryl's six-month anniversary when their special event was televised by CKCO-TV for the 11:00 news. W inners of the draws were: first - Rob Badley - beach pack; second - Janet Rock - hair dryer; third - Jeff Leonhardt - stapler and staples; and fourth - Georgina Eickmeyer - Hostess stuffed animal. PEOPLE Donna Van Bakel and Marci Scherbarth attended the 4-H Youth Conference at Centralia College from July 22-24. Ninety three teenages from Perth, Waterloo, and Wellington counties took part. 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Watches this good looking should cost more but they don't. Pulsar style and affordability. Another Pulsar classic. Seaforth ,Jewellers 47 Main St. Ph. 527-0270 St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen Sunday from the funeral of Bob French. The sympathy of the community is extended to the French families. Bob lived for many years in the house now occupied by Gary Joshing, next door to the church sheds in Brodhagen. Local couples attended the wedding ceremony of Debbie Brown and Kevin Lannin at the Monkton United Church and the reception at the Mitchell Community Centre on Saturday. A large crowd attended the annual chicken barbecue at the Brodhagen Community Centre on Wednesday night. The Pee Wee Girls tied 12-12 with New Hamburg and the Brodhagen Brewers won 9-3 over the Fullerton A's. It sure was nice to see the stands full of spectators for the games, It really does help! Matthew Vock spent a few days of his vacation with his grandparents, Carl and Betty Vock. Elliott and Kimberley Faust also spent the weekend with their grandpa Carl Vock and Grandma Betty Vock. Minnie Leonhardt and Alma Docking spent the weekend with their family at the Klondyke, near Grand Bend. The Brodhagen Ladies' Slo-pitch ball team won the "B" championship at the tourna- ment in Walton on Saturday. Saturday evening, friends and relatives attended the Buck and Doe for Michelle Rose and Darryl Seigner at the Brodhagen Community Centre. Michelle was also honored at a bridal shower on Sunday afternoon at First Lutheran Church. Michelle was assisted in the opening of her gifts by Dorothy Rose and Gail Seigner after which Ruth Ann Duncan read the Brides Book she had composed. Michelle thanked the ladies and the hostesses: Ruth Ann Duncan, llleen and Sandra Trentowsky, and Mildred Ritz. Michelle is marrying Darryl Seigner on August 10 at Grace Lutheran Church In Mitchell. Kendra Lynette, daughter of Keith and Michelle Bennewies was baptized at Sobring- ville United Church on Sunday morning. Rev. Fflshie officiated and Charlene !loran was the sponsor, along with the parents. At Keith and Michelle's new home, the guests were: Willard and Norlene Benne- wies, Jim and Laurene Horan, Charlene and Brad Horan, Kieven and Sandra Bennewies. Perry and Cathy Bennewies, Randy and Sue Horan, Darrell and Mary Horan, Larry and Betty Horan, Betty Ann Woods, Rev. Fiishie, Frieda and Tony Siemon, Alice Dietz and Adeline Bennewies. Flowers at the Sunday morning service at St. Peter's, Brodhagen were from the Carl (Continued on page A7) Perth Board of Ed to resume talks The Perth County Board of Education and its teachers have agreed to resume negotiations. According to a press release issued by Howard Shantz, the chairman of the salary negotiating committee, "The parties have agreed to resume negotiations under the auspices of Graeme McKechnie, who was appointed by the Education Relations Commissions. Meeting dates will be as scheduled by Mr. McKechnie." District 22 of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation, which repre- sents the teachers, has also withdrawn its charge of bad faith bargaining against the ERC, Mr. Shantz said. He had previously said the teachers' requests had resulted in a 40 per cent increase to their current collective agree- ment, which expires Aug. 31. The teachers refuted the figure. To date, no meeting has been set. George of Brussels is pleased to welcome TRUDEE McCLURE formerly of Trudee's Technique (Brians) to his staff. Trudee has 9 years experience in London, Exeter and Seaforth. Trudee will be working Tuesday through Saturday. Open Thursday even- ings for men by appointment. Trudee will be pleased to welcome her former customers and friends.