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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-06-13, Page 6P'tTBLIN AND AREA` THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JUNE_13, 1984 — A5 ELIMINATION DRAW winner of $25 from the Lion's Club elimination draw Is Bill Brown Sr. The cheque was presented by Jerry AIIin, Lion's Club- president. (Hundertmark photo) Brodhagen people have visitors from Alberta MRS. HERMANLEONHARDT • 345-2419 Mr,:•and Mrs. Harold Rock received word on Sunday of the sudden death from a heart attack of their cousin Annie Scheerschmidt of Stettler Alta. She was in her 82nd year and leaves to mourn her family, and one sister Lizzie Bauer of Stettler Alta., and many nieces and nephews in Ontario. She was a daughter of the late John Rock and Clara Leonhardt former residents of Ontario. Our sympathy is -.extended to the family and relatives of the deceased. Funeral arrangements were incomplete. Allan and Sharon Schenk and children Tony and Tracey of Erdrie, Alberta, visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rock and Mr. and Mrs. Don Schenk and attended the"wedding of Mark Schenk and Donna Young on Friday. Congratulations are extended to the newlyweds. Frieda Bennewies and Minnie Leonhardt were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Scheflenberger of Mitchell last Sunday, June 3. Congratulations from the community are extended to Terry and Maryanne Elligsen of Brodhagen on the arrival of their first born, a son born on Wednesday, June 6 in the Stratford General Hospital. Clara and Edith Meyer of Kitchener spent a few days at the home of their sister Minnie Leonhardt and also visited their aunt, Frieda Bennewies on Friday evening. MacGuigan slips into Perth With less than a week to go before the Liberal leadership convention, leadership hopeful Mark MacGuigan stopped off in the Perth riding for a couple of hours on June 9. About 50 of the riding's party faithful came to talk with the man who has been Perth's regional minister for the past four years. , The current minister of justice repeated words he has said across the country, saying if he is elected prime minister. he would like to see the small bilsiness sector encouraged to create More jobs. Mr. MacGuigan said be would like to see the financial strength of Canada built up by restraining the deficit. • He sees Canada as having a future in the international scene, particularity in bringing about peace. Mr. MacGuigan answered one question on tourism. saying he would "keep giving WMS studies Dorothy Miller presided for the June meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of Cromarty Presbyterian Church at the home of Lila McKaig. She began with a poem and Muriel Scott led the worship service. Assisting her by reading scripture passages were Agnes Lamond. Lillian Douglas. Lila McKaig, Dorothy Miller and Edna Stoneman. Six members and one visitor answered the BACHERT MEATS ry our own smoked pork chops for the bar -b -q season' \CUSTOM KILLING, FREEING Cutting & Wrapping KILL DAY ON TUESDAY All meat Gov't. inspected on the farm 1 MILE EAST OF WALTON 887-9328 MEN'S SHOES CASUAL GOOD CHOICE IN THE GROUPS $19." to $29." LADIES' DRESS -UP SHOES PLENTY TO CHOOSEI $19." to s4.4.'•. ._.... SEIGEL'S SHOES IN DOWNTOWN L- NDON 139 DUNDAS 330 CLARENCE AT MARKET. AT YORK PECK APPLIANCES "iN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" • FiLTER QUEEN SALES Ifs SERVICE •VACUUM CLEANERS• (Sales a Service to Moot Makes) •FM COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS (For Fara & Suoloeual WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES • WOODS FREEZERS • CENTRAL VACUUM SYSTEMS '• INSECT & FLY KILLING UNiTS (For indoor ,r Outdoor line) •GIFTS & MANY MORE ITEMS VARNA, ONT. 482-9103 appropriate amounts of support" to keep facilities such as the Stratford Shakespear- ean Festival in operation. Mr. MacGuigan was the third leadership candidate to visit Perth. He was preceeded by the two front-runners in the campaign, John 1 irner and Jean Chretien. Wilfred Krauskopf, Perth Liberal Riding Association president, and Bob McTavish, the last Liberal candidate for Perth, have said they would supportMacGuigan on the ftisf-balllot This, the two' men have' said; is out ofrecognition for Mr. MacGuigah's work in the riding as regional cabinet minister. Other Perth delegates are either uncom- mitted or lean to other leadership contend- ers. Mr. MacGuigan said he feels good going into the last week of the leadership campaign and places himself third, behind Mr. Turner and Mr. Chretien. Afriqari youth roll call. Dorothy Miller's topic was on busy-ness. Agnes Lamond reported 22 cards sent and five visits made to the sick and shut-ins. The study book session in charge of Lillian Douglas, began with a poem, followed by a word search puzzle of products of Africa. Two case studies of African youth were read and discussed, and interesting pictures of African youth were displayed. Staffs WI hears Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN 345-2346 Public Relations Officer, Mrs. Carter Kerslake was in charge of the May meeting of the Staffa Women's Institute on Wednes- day evening, May. 30 in the Township hall. 4-H members, mothers and leaders were. special guests along with the guest speaker, Mrs. Durst, Seaforth, who gave an informa. tive talk and demonstration on "Making and Caring for your Garden". Mrs. Durst had information booklets, plants and seeds for everyone. The new \president, Mrs. Dalton Smale, presided. Mrs. Robert McCaughey accom- panied on the piano. The three 4-H Homemaking clubs spon- sored by the Staffa WI set up displays of their quilted articles which they had made in the recent 4-H quilting club. Staffa (11 club, led by Mrs. Spencer Jeffery and Mrs. Craig Kerslake had their display commented on by Renee Drost. Staffa /i2 club led by Mrs. Elgin Dearing and Mrs. John Renne was commented on by Mrs. Dearing. Staffa #3 club led by Mrs. Dalton Smale and Mrs. Ken Hunsberger with the commentary given by Lee Ann Lannin. Janice Vivian gave a demonstration and handed out instructions on string quilting. Susan Harburn and Lisa Renne were presented with a Perth County Plate for completing 12, 4-H Homemaking projects and receiving their provincial honors. Linda Renne received a spoon rack for completion of 18 clubs and receiving her advanced about gardening honors. A special ;recognmon was mane to Mrs. Spencer Jeffery who has been a 4=H Homemaking club leader for 15 years. Thank you notes and a letter were read by the Secretary, Mrs. Wm. Mahon. Mrs.. Lloyd Miller gave a report on the recent district annual held in Mitchell United Church. Some upcoming events she reported are the Perth South District bus trip to the Erland Lee Home and the Ontario Agricul- tural Museum at Milton. The curators workshop will be hosted by Middlesex at Coldstream on Aug. 14. The Perth County W.I. rally in Stratford on Oct. 11 and the London Area. Convention in St. Marys Nov. employees, with a retirement party at the Moose Lodge, Kitchener..Lointng over 100 guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burns, Staffa and Mr. and Mrs. Lets Pare of Smithfield, brothers of Harry's, as well as friends from Thunder Bay, Oshawa, Toronto, St. Cather ines, . London, Windsor and the Kitchener area. Harry started his automotive career in 1944 with the late Harold Pethick, Dublin, 'and received his automotive mechanic's license in 1948. He married Lorene Harburn of this area in 1946 and they have two sons. Attending the graduation banquet for the 1 Mrs. &mate attended a meeting of the grade 13 students at Mitchell District High School on Thursday evening from this area were Mr. and Mrs. James Diehl and Philip, Mrs. John Templeman and Bar , Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and Robert, and Mrs. Wayne Pridham and Nancy dnd Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jefferson and' n. Mrs. Ken Duncan, Kirkton and Mrs. Pat Weir, Timmins, visiting Satur ay with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller and M and Mrs. John Templeman and family. Al o visiting at the Templeman home were Mrs. Jim Neilson, Jennifer and Jessica, St. Catherines and Ruth Templeman/Stratford. \Ni r® a� Couples Hibbert Township Bicentennial Committee �l� and a committee was named to plan the W.I. participation and also a committee for setting up the W.I. display at the -Mitchell Fair. Mrs. ,Kerslake had a flat of, marigold plants which she distributed..; to everyone present. Lunch was served by Mrs. Kerslake, Mrs. Harburn and Mrs. Temple- man. .g PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. John. Templeman enjoyed a bus ._trip with Perth County Holstein members to Quebec where they visited farms in the St. Hyacinth and Drummond- ville areas. A former local resident retires from Bell Canada wiTh 34 years service. Harry Burns formerly of Staffa, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Dan Burns, was honored by his fellow C=-- - W.J. -Feeney Construction Ltd. bublin 345-2405 Authorized Dealer for • Quality Wood -Aluminum Clad TWIN Windows for New Construction tvir or as Replacement Units WINDOWS INC.. • Patio Doors & Entrance Doors • Professionally Installed or Do -it -Yourself. Alcan Building Products STRAWBERRIES To Carlow ttienmIller Church $3.00 per 6 qt. basket $2.25 per 4 qt. basket $1 .00 per kilo •0 Opening Mid -June Pick your own at BENMILLER ACRES 1 Picking Hours Mon. -Fri. 9am till 7pm Sat.lam till bpm Sun. - closed Pick 4 - 6 qt. baskets Pick the fifth 6 qt. basket FREE! 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